…Thursday, June 12, 197 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page T1hree Governors call for more energy savings, curb on unemployment NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The nation's gov- ernors yesterday called for a massive voluntary campaign to conserve energy. They also urged the federal government to use changes in monetary policy, tax cuts, public works spending, and revenue sharing bonuses to stem the recession and curb unemployment. IN A WHIRLWIND finish to the 67th...…
…i j Let it burn: Snuffing Smokey's syndrome By BETH NISSEN ecological tragedy - the pa- of the fire can make trees re- were too big for the warblers to acres. There was considerable fN A BREEZY morning in thetic scenes of the forests, lease their seeds and the fire nest in. Jack pines gcow at the damage done to pulp wood that early May, a number of lo- once magnificent, of injured and itself can prepare a seedbel on rate of a little less than...…
…Thursday, June 12, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five CIA gave LSD to-,1 .. unaware subjects By WILLIAM STOC KTON AP Science Writer WASHINGTON - While t hi e Central Intelligence Agency se- cretly tested LSD in The l950s, dozens of the nation's doctors were busily performing similar research and publishing the re- sailts is public journals. Anyone could 'have walked in- ts a medical library and read them. BUT THlE secret spy agency apparent...…
…Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 12, 1975 Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 12, 1975 ARMS OUTSTRETCHED in prayer, Kuhlman seems about to ascend along with h er invocation. Here she searches for the Holy Spirit in the lights of Crisler's ceiling. "Don't say that it is Kathryn Kuhlman who heals you. It is the Holy Spirit," she told those who were cured. Doobl "THE TIME will come when every knee will bend and ev- ery head ...…
…Thursday, June 12; 1975 'r LJ I A AIt -J - I - T HE IUHIGAND UIY rug%: it:vcl I -ra k Uf E~Thursday, June 12, 1975 tnt IV5iLI1I'.zs/SIN L/I"ILt ruyu ..mva. I a- -- HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE in wheelchairs came to Kuhlman's service-some nad come many times before hoping to be cured with Kuhlman's help. One woman said she had waited for months, and another said that she had come four or five times in the past. EN KUHLMAN laid her hands on those...…
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…Thursday, June 12, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sa Iget the job done Page Nine Clericals reject I'U' contract offer (Continued from Page 8) TICKETS ROLLING STONES in Cleveland, this Saturday, June 14. Four' $20 ickets for sale. 764-4068, 665-4903 anytime. 82Q612 WANTED-MARIPOSA tickets, sane prices. Marnie, 761-9579. dQ614 BIKES, SCOOTERS SPECIAL limited sale. Bottecchia professional full camp equipment. $550. Allsport, 663-2233. 69Z14 23" TEN-SP...…
…?a§e Ten THE MIC-4IGAN DAILY Page Teri THE MICHIGAN DA1X14' Court of appeals state to buy 150 LANSING (UPI) - The state of Michigan has been ordered to submit a plan for the 'speedy acquisition" of 150 school buses to be used in the Detroit school integration pro- gram. The order issued yesterday by the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati may have improved chances that the busing program will be started this fall. THE ATTORNE...…
…Thursday, June 12, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Thursday. June 12. 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven -DAILY SPORTS GUEST WRITER- PrefotaneIdlchamp By DOC KRALIK pace. And they used to goad vertised his plans for the left his eyes looked up and to "'the wind is old and still at play him on as he circled the track 5,000 meter run so that the the right as if inquiring after While I must hurry upon my way, all alone, pulling farther ...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 12, 1975 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 12, 1975 Horton By The Associated Press DETROIT - Detroit's Willie Horton was ejected from the game following a fourth-inning brawl in which both benches cleared, then California broke loose for five runs in the fifth inning and beat the Tigers 14-7 last night in the wild first game of a doubleheader. The start of the game was de- layed 34...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol LXXXVI, No. 28-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 12, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Dems reveal tentative plan f / t s\ \MIINGTttN /1) - Support for bus- to achieve racial integration in the tla, as a "judicial tool of last re- ao was part of a tentative draft of the Pemocratic party's 1976 platform. Sparty's platform drafting subcom- mttee met behind closed doors here yes- terdit to work on a final draft, ignor- a...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 Cuba charged with prisoner abuse %1,Aa:IN(TGN (' - The In- ter-An ercan Human Rights Commissaon has appealed to the C bon government to take immetorwte steps to end what it calls ".tuel, inhuman and de- grading' treatment of political pris-ners. In a report, the commission says thtr numerous communi- calons from individuals and or- ganizatitos provide a "solid basis" 1-r the belief that C...…
…Sattrdoy, June 2, 1976M TH-E AICHIGAN DAILY Page Three GOP runners vier9 4- . for Mo. delegates ''; SifRiNGFIELD, Mo. GA0 - President cord began delegate courting at the tate GOP convention here yesterday several hours before challenger Ronald Tea'e was scheduled to arrive to make his pitcb. At stake in Missouri are 19 at-large nationel cowenion delegates who will be picked by 1,400 Republicans at the state convention today. EVEN BEFORE Fo...…
…°nge Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 ~nge Four THE MICHGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 Dems reveal tentative platform draft Experts focus on heavenly objects (C'0)o d 1 r1m Poe 11 But Dukakis said representa- Ives of Sen. Harry Jackson and tep. Morris Udall were more Rctive in the early discussions han Carter's representatives. THE sbcommittee decided to ose its deliberations to t h e iblic and the news media in ,sregar...…
…Saturday, June 12, 1976 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY, N draws to close Uy CARA PRIESKORN THIS HEALTHY, sauntanned group from California does a Special To The Daily series of unconnected and sim- tALT MORE, June 11 - The ply executed mimes; subject weather has held and the par- matter ranges from U. S. his- ties have improved as the New tory (oh no, not again) to tight Theater Festival (TNT) in rope walkers. By the time they Baltimore draws to a close...…
…Page Six -THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 Hot ai baloons; A heal : By SUSAN ADES P eRA1UTES, hang-gliders, sailplanes, kitcr - In my loftier moments I fan- cied' ntvef wingrek across the country- side su'-nnded from one of those exotic aerial creatures More often though I kissed the ground cnd cherished the secur- ity of knwing I'ci never have the means te live out the drem. Yet, one day oppor- timity id knock gad I soon found...…
…Saturday, June 12, 1976 -THE MICHIGAN-DAILY rage Seven Saturday, June 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY page Seven nly uprising SMART ALECK: Nostalgic glance at Woollcott's past tp frr, small v e say, lost height. As the two of is sat an easy thousand feet over int hber, he recounted the adventure whicortly a i-tonth ago made him the firs hu ran being to sit on the rim of a balooi more thar seven miles above the ear:h. " .JE I TO'K off at Loui...…
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…Page Ten THE MfCHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 PageTen HE MC-IGN DALY aturay, une 2,..,.E Hot air balloons: The heavenly uprising uicini'd 5rm o'a a on up. And there are only so,, e 7, balloons flying today. This is not to mention the spsrt's notoriety for weeding out its 1000 or so participants thiough natural selection of a sort - survival of the fittest or rather survival of the well- tra'ned. "We (the sport of bal- looni~ig) hav...…
…#*- - '-- -I-- - #- -- - I *- I ^,Ie 'rLIt: AAlfLJW-%AKl f*%A [I V Pei^& ll JAWftn Saturday, June I2, 9-7O I Hh M1Cn1C/°N VAIL ,anm TWO TIGERS AMONG LEADERS Al-Star votes being tallied By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Teammates Mike Hargrove and Toby Harrah of the Texas Rangers and Ron LeFlore and Rusty Staub of the Detroit Tigers were among the lead- ers Friday in the first announcement of voting for the 1976 American League All-Star s...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 Tigers sneak past Angels F-rom Wire Srvice Reports DETROIT - Ron LeFlore scored from second on a single by Alex Johnson and a throwing error by second baseman Jerry Remy with two outs in the ninth inning last night to give the De- troit Tigers a 4-3 ti,!ory over the California Angels behind the fifth, consecutive roite-going performince of rookie Mark Fidrych. LEFLORE beat w- an ioield...…
…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 29-S SCxteen-Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Fla.-bound jet hijacked 1 to Cuba WASHINGTON (AP)-Government and airline officials were trying to arrange a midnight flight back to the United States for a Delta Airlines jet hijacked to Cuba hours earlier, spokesmen said as midnight neared last night. The plane took off from New York to Florida early last night, but then roared on to Cuba after being commandeered by a hijacke...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, June 12, The Michigan Daily Ban on abortion LANSING (UPI) - The Michigan Court of Appeals yesterday delayed implementation of a lower court decision banning the use of state funds for welfare abortions. The appeals court agreed to review the entire ruling on an emergency basis, but a decision will not come before late July. A three-judge appeals court panel granted the state's motion for a stay of Ingham County Circuit Judge J...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-Page 3 Official gets support of County Bd. in N.Y. case By JOHN GOYER The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners yesterday voted infor- mal support for County Administrator Michael Gotthainer, who is to be indic- ted today in New York, for alleged misconduct while employed by Suffolk County as an administrative assistant. Gotthainer, 35, will be charged with asking the Suffolk County legislature twic...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily HMichigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, M. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 29-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Assist day Care NN ARBOR boasts a national reputatio A for being a progressive city that keel abreast with social change. Therefore, it is ala ming that the University refuses to help reloca University-...…
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…Page 6-Tuesday, June 12, 979-The Michigan Daily Charges dropped in Waddill abortion case SANTA ANA, Calif.-(AP)-Charges against Dr. William Waddill that he killed a baby born in an abortion were dismissed yesterday after a jury deadlocked 11-11 with the majority favoring acquittal. It was the second time Waddill had faced a jury to be judged on his actions after the unscucessful abortion. WADDILL'S LAWYER protested that the absence of a verdi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-Page 7 DETROIT EDISON OFFERS EIGHT IMPORTANT TIPS TO HELP YOU GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR AIR CONDITIONER THIS SUMMER. Fortunately, Detroit Edison customers have plenty of electric power available. Now and in the future. It's the result of planning, develop- ment and investment and the fact that over 84 percent of Detroit Edison's power is generated from coal, the nation's most abundant fuel. The balan...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-Page 9 Court ruling a setback in education of handieapped WASHINGTON (AP)-Handicapped persons have no legal right to attend schools if they cannot meet the physical qualifications, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday. What's more, schools offering clinical training are under no legal obligation to take "affirmative efforts" to reshape their curriculum offerings to accom- modate the handicapped, the just...…
…Page 10-Tuesday, June 12,.1979-The Michigan Daily Society mounts uneven eneft By NINA SHISHKOFF chestra. It was the orchestra's best ef- A benefit for Lydia Mendelssohn fort in years, if not in its entire history. Theater can be a bonus for audiences, The musicians are usually cursed with even if the chosen entertainment is less an anemic string section, defying the substantial than usual. June 8 and 9, the liveliest efforts of the conductor ...…
…The Michigan Daily--Tuesday, June 12, 1979--Page 11 NOGUCHI EXHIBIT A T DETROIT INSTITUTE Random, artificial finely blended By R.J. SMITH For all the perpetual change of modern art, much is still told in the way the artist relates to his influences. Im- portant choices must be made about how much to draw from what has come before, as well as about how much to leave out. Going either route; necessitates courageous decisions. For every artist w...…
…Page 12-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily AP Photo FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA) head Langhorne Bond points to where a DC-10 engine is bolted to the wing. Bond was accused of allowing "unsafe" planes to fly again after airlines inspected them. He is testifying before a House subcommittee. Reps say FAA head OK'd unsafe jets WASHINGTON (AP)-The head of the best information we have," Bond "YOU DID IN fact put unsafe air- the Fede...…
…Attorneys ask court to overturn Diggs conviction The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-Page 13 Honored 'U' prof killed in weekend car crash WASHINGTON (UPI) - Attor- neys for Rep. Charles Diggs yester- day asked a federal appeals court to overturn the Michigan Democrat's conviction on mail fraud and false payroll charges on grounds it was not specifically illegal for a congressman to accept kickbacks from his staff. "The jury should have...…
…Page 14-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily Coalition forms in popularly elected Common Market BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - A cen- ter-right coalition capable of dominating the new popularly elected European Parliament was announced yesterday even before final results of the multi-national ballot were declared. Newly elected representative Jean- Francois Pintat of France, leader of the Liberal faction in the Common Market's former non-elect...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-Page 15 SPOR TS OF THE DAILY M netters still alive in AIAW's While the rest of the Michigan women's tennis team is home, through with collegiate competition for this year, the beat goes on for Kathy Karzen and Barb Fischley. Theodora Shepherd's charges bowed out of the team segment of the AIAW national tournament in Iowa City last week, with losses to Yale, 6-3, and California at Santa Barbara, 9-0....…
…Page 16-Tuesday, June 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily STEFFEN BATTLES RECRUITING WOES: Tumbling By ALAN FANGER Shari Steffen doesn't know who's going to be on her Michigan women's gymnastics team next season, and she hasn't the foggiest notion of who her assistant coach will be. Worse yet, she hasn't secured a single recruit for the upcoming year. That's a rather unenvious position for an athletic coach to be in. But Steffen, who was named Friday...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 25-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 12, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Registration vote today From AP and UPI of the motions it was possible under WASHINGTON-In a compromise S e n a te Senate rules for him to make as part of ending a round-the-clock filibuster,thehiefotoflbuerheegsain Senate agreed late yesterday to vote bkd i dh ibrmeasure. this afternoon on renewal of peacetime 14u s.-w to-w ~ -hE~ d~I 5 Hat...…
…Page 2-Thursday, June 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Temporary benefits cut off for thousands of jobless in Michigan DETROIT (UPI) - State labor of- ficials said yesterday a $1.1 billion federal funding shortfall will mean a temporary cutoff of special jobless benefits to more than 170,000 unem- ployed Michigan workers. Regular state unemployment payments will not be affected, the Michigan Employment Security Com- mission said, since those benef...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June1 2, 1980-Page 3 LO itR A N . GOP cancels 'U' dormitory reservations for convention I By GEOFFREY OLANS had not been made recently by the Ronald Reagan's staggering success Young People for Reagan. in the Republican primaries has led the According to GOP housing officials, GOP to cancel 2,525 of 2,600 bed reser- the University of Detroit and the vations made with the University more University of Windsor, bo...…
…Page 4-Thursday, June 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily HIRE. A DETRODf AUTO 1.."-, EXECUTIE 4 4 Draft registration program unfair A LL LAWS ARE discriminatory in that they distinguish between individuals by treating some differently than others. A welfare law, for example, treats those whose incomes are below a certain level much differently than it treats those whose incomes are above that level. A fair law is one that discriminates between in...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 12, 1980-Page 5 Jordan leaves White Honse staff for new Carter campaign job FromAPandUPI WASHINGTON - Hamilton Jordan, who has been calling the shots in President Carter's re-election cam- paign for months, is about to leave the White House staff to devote his fulltime attentions to political activities. The Carter-Mondale President Committee announced yesterday that Jordan would take a leave of absence as Wh...…
…Page 6-Thursday, June 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Fuming photographers AP^h Press photographers, their arms folded and their cameras at their feet, glare silently as French cabinet members leave the Elysee Palace yesterday. The photographers staged a no-photo session to protest incidents last week in which they were clubbed by policemen while covering demonstrations. State gives unique freedom to col in plannin curriculum (Connuedirom Page...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 12, 1980-Page 7 HARD ROCK Breath of ife or a dying gasp? By TIMOTHY YAGLE Columbia Records is the'proud owner of two of the most blaring and abrasive rock acts in the business: Ted Nugent and Judas Priest. What is so amazing about each band is that both launch an unrelenting and savage rock and roll attack on your ears. Song after song on their new albums Scream Dream and British Steel, respectively, feature ...…
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…Khomeini: Carter sounds like an empty drum on Iran stance From UPl and AP TEHRAN,-Iran-Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said yesterday that President Carter sounds "like an empty drum" when he speaks about Iran and another influential member of the regime came out in favor of trying the American hostages as spies. Minister of State Dariush Foruhar, an influential member of the gover- nment and a close aide of Khomeini's, said the hostages should b...…
…Page 10-Thursday .June 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Key vote brings narrow victory for fair housing bill in Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - The fair housing bill that President Carter has called "perhaps the most important civil rights bill'in a decade narrowly passed a major test yesterday in the House when a member switched his vote at the last minute. The shirt by Rep. Joseph Gaydos (D- Pa.) gave supporters of the legislation a hard-fought 205-2...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 12, 1980-Page 1I Siportsmn Lewis at Large By Scott Lewis Brace yourselves, golf fans ... ... it's Open season for Irwin SPRINGFIELD, N.J. The woman spectator, pointing to the golfer on the practice tee, turned to her husband. "Look, he's doing an ad for braces," she said, only partly in jest. "No, he's not," the husband corrected. "That guy with the tinsel teeth is Hale Irwin, and don't be surprised if he win...…
…Page 12-Thursday, June 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Twins shell Tigers, 9-5 Minnesota s siax-run inning, dooms Detro it DETROIT (AP) - Mike Cubbage hit homer, a solo shot, in the sixth inning a two-run homer and Rob Wilfong drove and Minnesota's John Castino led off inrtwo runs with a bloop single last night the eighth inning with his second to lead the Minnesota Twins past the homer. Parrish had an RBI single for Detroit Tigers 9-5. the Tiger...…
