…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 65-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 13, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages 'U' to buy old St, Joe's By SUE WARNER The University has agreed to purchase the old St. Joseph Mercy Hospital at a cost of over $6 million, pending state approval. But University officials are not certain what they will use the prop- erty for. . Use of the 558-bed hospital was discon- tinued last spring when St. Joseph Mercy Hospit...…
…Page- Two tHE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 13, 1977 Slovik's widow loses case WAyIHINCTON /V - Army ecretary Clifford Alexander today upheld the World War It conviction and execution of Pvt. Caddie Slovik, the only Ameri- an scldier put to death for de- sertion since the Civil War. Alexander's ruling prevents 3lovik's crippled and destitute rvdosz 62-year-old Mrs. An- lcine'te Slovik, from collecting en e't:imated $70,000, including int...…
…eairaAuut3.1I7TE MICHIGAN DAILY rage hree Saturdov, August 13, 197 Carter seeks support for canal treaty WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pesident Carter, gearing ap for a battle over the new Pan- amna Canal treaty, has tele- phoned Gerald Ford, Henry Kissinger and other prominent Americans whose support could help win Senate ratification, the White House said today. Press Secretary Jody Powell srid Carter made the calls ear- Li r tlhis week while he w...…
…Hoge rOur THE MICHIGAN DAILY -)atufday, August 13, 1977 ace shuttie flies solo By AP and UPI- EDWARI)S A IR F OR C E BASE, Calif. - The fledgling Space Shuttle, belying its un- gainly looks, slipped away from its mother ship yesterday and carried two astronauts on a graceful five and one-half min- ute glide to a perfect touchdown on a desert dry lake. toniht D IChurchIA 95-595 "Thanks for the lift," radioed astronaut Fred Haise shortly af...…
…Soturday, August 1:1, 19110 #'t E MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday. August 1 ~, I 911 tHE MICHIGAN ISAILY Page Five CAUch A iphlu eice4 AMERICAN BAPTIST CAMPUS CENTER 502 E. Huron--663-9376 Ronald E. Cary, Minister Worship - 10 a.m.; B i b 1 School-11 a.m. CAMPUS CHAPEL-A Campus Ministry of the Christian Reformed Church 1236 Washtenaw Ct. Rev. Don Postema, Pastor 10 a.m. - Morning Worship, Services of Holy Baptism. 6 p.m. - Evening Worsh...…
…Poge Ix THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 13, 1977 PogeSixTHE W1-IGAND~iY Sturdy, ugus 13197 PROGRESS GONE TOO FAR? Cancer: The chemical catastrophe By NINA SHISHKOFF REtENTI G' (o FV EV R N O R Milliken approved a hill lowering the accept- able level of polyhrominated biphenyls (PBRs) in meat to twenty parts per bil- lion, what er is say is the lowest de- tectable level. . "That's nice, b-t 'hree years too late," says Dr. Thomas Corb...…
…Saturday, August 13, 1977 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Rhodes: Fran tak Rhodies By KEN PARSIGIAN FROM THE MOMENT former vice-president for' Academic Affairs .and University wunderkind Frank Rhodes joined the faculty as a geology professor in 1968 it was apparent to everyone that he had a bright future ahead of him. His pleasant, low-key manor and charming British accent quickly made him one of the best liked profs on campus, and his efficie...…
…Page Eight FHE MICHIGZAN DAILY Saturday, August 1::, 191I ___ *UIP'EALL IEDi FOR RENT EFFICIENCY, fall. Hospital. campus, $190. Harlan, 6608-6513, evenings, per- sistently. 800813 CAMPUS HOSPITAL AREA - Two b e d r 4qo m. furnished apartment. Available now. 668-8507 81C813 EFFICIENCY APARTMENT for m- ture, quiet graduate student. $105/ Month, plus utilities. 769-4946. 79C813 LARGE. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH- ED one-bedroom apartment; big enough ...…
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…Page 'e fm- MHIGAN D AILY Saturday, August 13, 197 'U' to purchase old St. Joe's hospital (aotlnoe& fras Pagr I) However, he added that no de- traasforusiug the hospital its-a a ns on.s x demolition have been residence hail is sligt. lHe cited. finalized. high renovation cits as the ma- 'st ppoe prcaein jor rem ~cludes -over 500,000 square feet Brinkerhoff said hte expects of floor apace in the hospita some demolition of the old St. buildi...…
…Iturday, August 13, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _Page Eleven PHILS UP LEAD IN NL EAST Carlton whips Cubs, 10-3 By Tbe Associated Press also homered as the Phillies McCarver, who also had two IICAGO-Tim McCarver hit matched their. club record of singles and scored three times home runs as the Philadel- homers in one game, previously in four at-ba's, began the scor- Phillies cracked a total of equalled last year against the ing with his third ho...…
…Page Twelve FHE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 13, 19 DOWN 12-3, BENGALS ROAR BACK Twins By KATHY HENNEGHAN special To The Daily DETROIT -- It was a long. night for pitchers and a thrilling one for fans as the Minnesota Twins downed the Tigers 12-11 before a crowd of 20,554. The Twins posted a seven-run second inning and a five run third to get off to a seemingly insurmountable 12-3 lead, but the Tigers kept coming back. MINNESOTA LED 12-...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 67-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, August 13, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages GOP platform leans to Ford Miss. delegation in doubt KANSAS CITY, Mo. (,I - President Ford emerged from the first round of Republican platform sessions yesterday with a slight edge over Ronald Reagan, but a new hazard appear- ed in Ford's path toward the presidential nomi- nation in the form of trouble within the volatile Mississippi d...…
…l'oe woI lru L icoLitbAlNL 1AItv Page T wo TH MICIA Dm-aiAILY F-irday, ugust 1:3,m1 GOP platform leans to Ford ('snnUs Ic::, t'sgl) cessfully so far. Burch's reaction to Reed's statement was that the Ford list of vice presidential possibili- ties "is quite long and it covers the entire Republican spec- trum." Ford's chances of picking up Mississippi's 30 delegate votes were enhanced when Reed an- nounced he could not support Reagan after ...…
…Friday? August 13, 197 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pogo Three Ford OK's swine flu plan WASHINGTON {R)-President Ford yesterday signed a bill clearing the way for a mass immunization cam- 'paigt against swine flu and directed authorities to more quickly to make the vaccine available to all Americans.- The federal vaccine program, stalled for several ,ants, now faces a race against time as the flu son approaches. IN A SIRNING ceremony in the Oval Off...…
…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students of the University of Michigan Friday, August 13, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 The sad end of 2001 THE UNIVERSITY'S clerical workers voted this week to disband their union - UAW Local 2001. While an astonishingly high number of union members voted in the five-day election, thus providing an unchallenge- able consensus, we feel the members will live to regret their vote. Throughout 2001's stormy his...…
…ridgy, August 13, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Come Our Way This Way: Take 1-94 to the Rawsonville Road Exit. Turn South on Rawsonville Road to Huron River Drive (approximately one mile) then left 300 feet to The Cape. (Can't make it this Sunday? Phone us at 481-0110 between 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. any day of the week and we'll arrange to meet with you at your convenience.) SeLLEVILL.E ROAD EXIT TO %c RAWSONVILLE ROAD EXIT tat DETROIT...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Happeninsr HAPPENINGS film reviews COMMERCIAL CINEMA barnstormin are written by Kim Patter. The Bingo Lang Traveling All gro basebal Stars & Motor Kings - (State) 1930's. Bing - An entertaining and almost- are prodig all eek memorable film about the banned by N.. the major leagues; they instead must eke out a living through an endless town-to-town ,odys- sey playing local (mostly wh...…
…Friday, August 13, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Fridy, Agust13, 976 HE ICHIAN DILY .geeve Happengs tied) (Continued from Page 6) de Palma fashion, it deflates its targets without ever taking itself too seriously. This is one of the most styl- istically striking films ever produced about America in the '70's, and deserving of far more Than the meagre theatrical dis- ibution it has thus far re- ceived. Better see it now, be- cause y...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY _.7 _ ___.- ..__._.a - . Firday, August 13, 1976 ~MSW~' . LOST AND FOUND SUBLET U nconttrocted Classified Rates FOUND --MANNS WRISTWATCH, HELP - NEED TO SUBLET, Call Wesl side of S. Forest. north of Nancy about Betsy's space. 602-4414, WORDS 1 2 3 4 5 6 odd, U-Tooweio 761-7233, dA8l4 Karmas Co-Op, Booth campus. 24E813 0-10 1 15 2.393,05 3.80 4.55 5.30 .75 LOST 11 151 40 2 800 370 4 60 5.50 6.40 .90 A BLACK PA...…
…Friday, August-13, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine ~Imui he jd gt the Job dmJ (Continued from Page 8) REAL ESTATE CLOSE TO CAMPUS: Patten 0111, Quait older hame in very pleasant -i-hborhoad. 2 bedrom, f or ma t ,zing rain, paneled lreary, fle re- tree. $34,000. !tall 665-2106. 42R814 BUSINESS SERVICES TYPING-Reanablea, IBM Se- leic l769-2250 after It a m. 273817 NEW SERVICE Experilenced, Error-Free,.OGuaransteed Manuscaript, Dissertatioa...…
…Page fen T1E MfCHIGAN OAIA{Y firdey, August 13,-1976 Fledermaus: Upbeat,bouyant By STEVE PICKOVFR and MIKE JONES Die Fledermaus, the School of Music's sa um m e r production, opened last night with the ri- brance and buoyancy associated with turn of the century Vien- nese High Society. Under Direc- tor Uri Meyer's skillful direc- tion, the orchestra's perform- ance of the overture was both came more sure of himself as the act continued. ...…
…CPlou,%% rsitsr 2-1'0 #~ 1it iFIE J I I-' lti'%~ r'%IL rage .....:. . rrjaay, ugust i v o Ih n CHIA LWLuYIJurJ Page Eleven HOLDS ONE STROKE.LEAD Weiskopf fires 65 BETHESDA, Md. (/W) - Tom Weiskopf, riled and ridiculed by the printed taunts of a Wash- ington newspaper columnist, harnessed his enormous talents ad responded with a five-under- ,ar 65 that staked him to a one- stroke lead Thursday in the first round of the PGA national champio...…
…PRRPNTWIVIM I " C lVi I lk- r-I f %3^ IN Ll^ I L. T rlrCIQV, ^U,-QUST 1.7, V710 - I I" ivly.-v 4.?.%Jw %I 'R y, t14- . ...,.....r, . ~ w. . ..., ... ,. DH rule adopted for Series PHIOENIX, Ariz. U) - Designated hitters will be used in the World Series for the first time this year, Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn < rdered yesterday. The American League, which has used an ex- S trn hitter for the pitcher since 1973, proposed using fDHs in t...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 62-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 13, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages W lige sub Ric dea Age A que cau ed com Ida} Tl mit plot vel Panel subpoenas CIAtapes 1ASHINGTON OP) - The Senate Intel- NE*E porters afterwards. nce Committee voted yesterday to 3 u I n*C O iiie SO He said the United States bears no re- poena portions of former President N isponsibility for the 1970 death of Gen. hard Nixon's tapes ...…
…Page TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 13, 1,975 P~zge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, Auaust 13. 1975 In the news today .. . National YORKTOWN, N.Y. - The family of missing Seagrams' whisky heir Samuel Bronfman, 21, said yesterday that they have complied with all the demands made in a letter from kidnapers and are awaiting further instructions. A family spokesynan said the "substantial" ran- som demanded had been gathered and t...…
…Wednesday, August 13, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Anti-leftists burn, riot LISBON, Portugal 00 - Civilians opposed to Com- Lourenco, spokesman for the dissidents, had gone munist-leaning Premier Vasco Goncalves attacked left- Belem presidential palace to present President Fra ist party headqquarters in two northern towns yester- cisco da Costa Gomes a petition signed by officers o day. Meanwhile, moderate military leaders petitioned posed to Gonca...…
…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesdc,, "-a istr News Pl-.e Li I Open U.N. to all nations THE STASIS DAYS of world power roles, symbolized by the cold war stalemate and the uncontested sub- jugation of third world nations, are gone forever. The balance of power has undergone radical change since the Kitchen Debate era when international diplomacy was on ice and the United States and Russia hel...…
…SIst 1-95 THE MICHIGAN DAtILY Page Five SEVERAL PERSONS were injured and scores of cars were damaged yesterday when groups of rock-throwing youths attacked passing motorists in the Roxbury section of Boston. Police said the driver of a small van truck was pulled from the vehicle and beaten by a group of youths and the van set afire. Antietuitionhie committee clarfies public position U.S. Air Force ordered refugees to leave Vietnam WASHINGT...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 13, 1975 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 13, 1975 SMORGASBORD WEDNESDAYS 6-9 p.m. AND SATURDAYS 6-9 p.m. $4.95 1. cold vichysoisse 2. coq a vin 3. potatoes anna 4. shrimp newburgh 5. bouf burguingnone 6. rice 7. swedish meat balls 8. vermicelli 9. breaded veal cutlet 10. fresh garden green Ii. tarragon peas 12. eggplant parmesan 13. beef oriental 14. veal hearts 15. chicken giblet...…
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… Wednesday, August 13, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rage Nine Wednesday, August 13, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Daily Classifieds Sex on T14 Lots of talk but, no action' (Continued from Page 81 HELP WANTED LIGHT FACTORY WORK, hand as- sembly in smali West side plant. Da dshiftony, ewing or needle- available during aii and winter Work experience helpful Must be months. $2.25/hr., job starts Aug. 18. Phone 761-19001between 7-10 am. for mo...…
…Pge Ten MHE MICHiGANV DAILY Wednesday, August _13, 1975 Pope Ten (H-.M....... DAL Wedes .y Auut1 11 alla|k Panel subpoenas Rhodesia's white rulers and Nixon CIA tapes black nationalists to meet soon (Continued from Page 1) Goldwater said that the in- vestigation so far has shown that all presidents since World War It have directly or indirect- ly approved of all CIA actions and that the CIA at all times had reason to believe it was actin...…
…Wednesday, August 43, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P-ige Eleer. RICH LERNER'S COLUMN Bowi rule changes welcome There's a new feeling of excitement running through the Big Ten conference. Part of the reason is that, most ob- servers feel, the days of the "Big Two and Little Eight" are coming to an end, but even more important is that this year, for the first time, a Big Ten team will be able to go to a bowl game, other than the Rose Bowl. A new...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 13, 1975 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 13, 1975 Walker shatters, GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) - h = John Walker of New Zealand, achieving a milestone many thought unreachable, shattered the world record for the mile Y yesterday with a time of 3 min- utes, 49.4 seconds to become the first man to ever run the distance in under 3:50.0 Wa 1 k e r bettered Filbert Bayi's record of 3:...…
…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 61-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 13, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Ford asks Congress to rev up economy Seeks balanced budget next year WASHINGTON (A1 - President Ford asked Congress last night to help him get America "revved up and moving again" with a drive against inflation to include wage- p r i c e monitoring, a home-front summit conference on the econo- my, and a balanced budget next ye...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 13, 1974 Paa To HEMIHIAND ~ miTusdykAuus 1, a97 In the news this morning DamonKeith Around A International GENEVA, Switzerland 0':-The broad out- lines of a political settlement to the Cyprus crisis began to emerge yesterday after Britain proposed a compromise plan allowing a "patchquilt" of Greek and Turkish Cypriot dis- tricts on the tense Mediterranean island. Brit- ish Foreign Secretary Jam...…
…Tuesday. August 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Michigan Bell has tentative accord with area workers By DELLA DIPIETRO A tentative agreement was reached this weekend bewteen employes and the Michigan Bell T e I e p h n e Compan, which should put an end to sporadic wildcat strikes across the state. Employes have been striking for wage increases and better working conditions. ACCORDING to 1H a r r y Kenworthy, spokesman for the phone ...…
…TDE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Tuesday, August 13, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Bottle up your trash IT'S BEEN ten months since Oregon implemented the toughest beveraee container bill ever passed by a state legislature and by all appearances the bill is a complete success. The bill outlaws snap-top cans and throw-away bottles. and also requires a 5c refund to be payed on all carbonated beverage con...…
…Tuesday, August 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fv Ford sticks with philosophy he held while in Congress WASHINGTON (A) - Gerald Ford enters the White House favoring revenue-sharing, a high level of military spending, na- tional health insurance and Nixon-style foreign policy. He opposes busing, a tax cut now, economic controls and amnesty for draft evaders. He says inflation is world pub- lic enemy No. 1, a threat to peace and order as w...…
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…Tuesday, August 13, 1974 Writing on the wall: An end to pay toilets PAWTUCKET, R.I. (UPI)-) half-century-old American inst tution-the dime gobbler on th toilet stall door-is under seig in many states and manufac turer Frank Rowse predictsr hollow victory if the "Flush fo Freedom" movement wins. The mobilization of American against the pay toilet ha brought victories in Chicago Florida and Alaska for CEPTI -the Committee To End Pa Toliets in A...…
…Tuesday, August 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Ford csks Congress for drive to fight inflation (Continued from Page 1) Nixon from office and made hhn President last Friday. "THERE WILL be no illegal tapings, eavesdroppings, bug- gings or break-ins by my ad- ministration," he said. "There will be hot pursuit of tough laws to prevent illegal invasions of privacy in both government and private activities." In a statement aimed at re- a...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY m Tuesday, August 13, 1974 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DIMLY Tuesday, August 13, 1974 I Council discusses surplus in budget (Contited from Page)it Employes (AFSCME), L o c al Following discussion of the 369. two reports r council annroved a Framed Artist Michael Pellus is not peering out from behind an empty picture frame. Rath trying to prevent a portrait from falling as a gust of wind knocked down his display fair...…
…Tuesday, August 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Mantle, Ford enter Shrine THE 'OL PERFESSOR, Casey Stengel, manager of the great New York Yankee teams of the 1950's confers with a cot guys that made him look good many times, Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle, as the two were inducted into the Hall of at Cooperstown, N.Y. yesterday. "COOLING OFF" PERIOD? Jocko and Bell also inducted COOPETRSTOWN, N. Y. ('P" -A country boy who went to the ...…
…Page Twev THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 13, 1974 Buc HRs stifle Reds Mets clip Dodgers on Milner's homer Michigan Daily Sports AP Photo PIRATE THIRD SACKER Rickie Hebner thought he could score from third on Clay Kirby's wild pitch in the first inning last night but Reds catcher Bill Plummer chased the errant toss and fired to Kirby at home to nail Hebner. Willie Stargell is the batter. -- ------------------ LOLICH WINS, 5-1 LeFlore H...…
