…0 DISCLOSING FACULTY SALARIES See Editorial Page C, r , Ci Fau Eaaiti LOOKING UP Figh-45 Low-37 For details, see today . Vol. LXXXIII, No. 87 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 16, 1973 Ten Cents mith says Ufancial picture9g By DAVE BURHENN partment's number of staff members, pri- perpetuity red and T marily in the temporary or visiting faculty necessary to cu CHRIS PARKS o faculty salary increases expected category, or, as in the case...…
…Rage Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ti t -i-, .,. .ri g1'7a I u auy juruI I I D 1'f I ~- D I Schools to test i WASHINGTON 'P) - The Nixon administra- tion wants to look for traces of drugs in the urine of high-school and grade-school students. The first such drug-screening program, ten- tatively scheduled to start Feb. 1 in a Harlem school with grades five through eight, won't force any student to submit to testing. But Nixon's top drug-abuse of...…
…Tuesday, January 16, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 7 Temperatures Rising Most of our patrons agree with 1'214 s. university Free Press critic Susan Stark who called HAROLD AND MAUDE the most easy-to-take comedy of CAM the year" and who picked it as ________________________one of the year's Theatre Phone 668-6416 10 best films. S "r They met at the funeral of a perfect stranger. Fromthen on, things got perfectly stranger and stranger....…
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…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 16, 1973 Four more Watergats defendants cop pleas (Continued from Page 1) Barker said he was first con- tacted about taking part in the Watergate affair by Hunt. The others said they were contacted by Barker. But whenever Sirica pressed for details about their recruitment, in- volvement, and contacts in the Westgate caper, the four reported- ly cited the words of the indict- ment read to the ju...…
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…Tuesday, January 16, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Page Nine Tuesday, January 16, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine r --aet tebpect4 'Super Bowl VII" .. . fluff, glop and schmaltz i .. State nips ; 11 j. john papanek. THERE ARE THOSE omniscient observers of sport who say that the game called the Super Bowl is overworked, over- managed and overrated; that all seven renewals of the classic have been dull, boring, one-sided affairs. Sun...…
…Page Ten Anti-war measures defeated (Continued from Page 1) Mayor Robert Harris contended America's concern cannot wane while Vietnamese citizens are be- ing killed. To loud applause; Har- ris remarked, "if asking an end to the bombing of innocent civil- ians is giving comfort to the ene- my, then we must give comfort to the enemy." Councilman William Colburn (R-Third Ward) offered a counter resolution praising yesterday's bombing halt, while ...…
