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…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 68-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 14, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Ford scores platform wins KANSAS CITY, Mo. l(>t - President Ford's supporters won a key test yes- terday in the Republican convention plat- form committee and his chief delegate counter, James Baker, said several un- committed delegates have promised pri- vately to announce their support for Ford after they arrive in Kansas City. But ...…

…... ...., 111 11 tear nom- ttntict 14 197A Page fwo 30Uraauy, INUgws : -?, 1710 Ford scores platform wins heaven's name is there to ne- gotiate abott?" The Panama Cattal vote oc:- cnrred while Sears was telling reporters "as far as we're con- cerned . we continue to be very satisfied with what's in there (the platform).' A Reagan committee spokes- man said later Sears did not learn of the canal vote until af- ter the news conference. How- ...…

…Saturday, August 14, 1976. THE MfCH4GAN DAILY Page Tre Fall deluge: 'U' shifts gears By JENNIFER MILLER After a long, slothful summer, the University is getting ready to engage gears and set wheels turning for another onslaught of 30,060-plus students who will swarm into the city come September. Vice President for Academic Affairs Frank Rhodes is looking forward to that annual stampede of stu- dents soon to arrive. "I MISS HAVING the stude...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 14, 197 S. Africa arrests 50 black leaders JOIHANNEStURG, S o u t h Africa AP) - Security police have arrested at least 50 black leaders in a nationwide crack- down on black nationalist groups susnected of fomenting South Africa's bloody racial npheavals, sources said yester- day. Only a few new outbreaks of violence were reported follow- ing two days of riots in black townshins outside Cape To...…

…Saturday, August 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five SatudayAugut 14 197 THEMICHGAN AILYPaaeFiv K.C. falls prey to pom pom politics FBI exhibits official Dunphy pleads guilty to theft charges (Continued from Page t) partments, and delegate-wooing (Continued from Page 3) THIS SOURCE called the de- told the FBI "to investigate corps ranging in age from 6 to machinery including whips in federal grand jury in New cision to grant immunity ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 14, 1976 Page Six RENAISSANCE CENTER Reclaiming Detroit-at last By JEFFREY SELBST rO 'RONTO DD it. Pittsburgh did it. Atlanta's doing it. Everyone's getting in on it - urban rejuvenation is the hot- test act in town, and though the price tag is high, it is the only future for America's cities. Detroit has come to realize this; and while the city may be a little late getting started, it too has ;cauht th...…

…SaturdayAugust 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven The Nixon Assault' revisited ASSAULT ON THE MEDIA: THE NIXON YEARS, by Wil- liam Porter. Ann Arbor. The University of Michigan Press, 3 ,l pp., $11.95. By JIM TOBIN WILLIAM PORTER could have written a textbook on the Nixon administration's relations with the media, but he did not. He could have writ- ten a scornful, one-sided dia- tribe against Nixon and his sub- ordinates, but he did ...…

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…Page Ten T##E AMCHIGAN -DAILY Saturday, August 14, 1976 A Renaissance or Detroit-at last (Continue from Pae 6- acreage of what is nov a river- side park. The ultimate goal is to turn all, or nearly all, of Wiadsor's riverfront area into- park. Plans for the future in- ciude a fottain with a jet that sprays 8- to 90 feet high, color- ed lights, and a soft musical background, "much as they have in Seattle," the mayor added. W EEKS mentioned ...…

…Afii lA ~ t AILY oe evn Z)aTuraay, ^ugust i +, i Irv I I I#- fvij%.l lijr-Nt-q S.1fr-%Itg- 9 . _ _.. ._ Dr. Morgan rockets to four-stroke lead in PGA BETHESDA, Md. (A' - Longshot Dr. Gil Morgan, a non-practicing optometrist and the son of a tombstone dealer, shrugged off muggy heat and growing pressure with a solid, two-under-par 68 that staked him to a four-stroke lead yes- terday halfway through the 58th PGA national champion- ship. "I'...…

…teage wewe ,Jui1 F 1 rru At sm yi . 14 11976 Page Twelve t Ht M1t:.Hlt3^N L ^ILT 3C1TUrGayr ^UgUST 1'tf 1710 Detroit trims Royals, 3-2 From Wire service Reports KANSAS CITY - Consecu- tive doubles by Tom Veryzer and John Dockenfess with two out in the seventh inning pro- pelled the Detroit Tigers to a 3-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals last night. Kansas City starter Al Fitz- morris, 14-8, and Detroit's Vera Ruble, 7-9, both pitched ...…