…f THE SECRET YEARS See Editorial Page E Sic I!3UU t1 DISORGANIZED High-53 Low-340 See Today for detailsa Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 16, 1978 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages plus Supplement. SEVERAL UNIVERSITY PR OFESSORS INCL UDED CIA files disclose their elite academic crop By RENE BECKER received CIA assistance on various friendships to additional professors University professor, a CIA employee Copyright 1978 res...…
…i Page 2-Sunday, April 16, 197-The Michigan Daily Eastern Michigan Universiypresents AN EVENING OF HUMOR with PAT PAULSEN Saturday, April22, 1978-8:00 P.M. Pease Auditorium TICKETS: $25-Friends of the Arts, $10 general public, $5 students. Tickets available at EMU McKenny Union lobby shop. Donation is tax deductible. Proceeds go to Artist in Residenct Program, Dept: of Speech and Dramatic Arts. CIA discloses academic corps (Continued from...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 16, 1978-Page,3 MANY AMERICANS. ATTEND: Oops. In yesterday's MSA election story we inadvertently neglected to mention the winner for the Engineering School. Three representatives were elected: Steven Knobler, Laurie Kendall, and David Fischer. New pot penalties John Mills, who advocates the legalization of marijuana, has been sentenced to push a wheelbarrow containing dirt, a marijuana plant and a sign aroun...…
….Page 4-Sunday, April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 157 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LOOKING BACK THE WEEK IN REVIEW Don't delay on LL SPECULATION ended last week with regards to possible Uxiversity-Central Intelligence Agen- cy connections. For the first time, significant details were made ,ay...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 16, 1978-Page 5 PLA TTER PANS,& PLA UDITS ;. .... , ;r 6 'R ,. .t of Pharoah Sanders N A RECENT Eclipse lecture at Trotter House, Archie Shepp referred to various legendary jazzmen and put Pharoah :Sanders alongside such figures as Charlie Parker, John Coltrane and Ornette.Coleman. Indeed, Sanders can be acknowledged as an in- novator of our time, and this is confir- nied by his history, which consists of...…
…Page 6-Sunday, April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily iazzpl < By MATTHEW KLETTER RESSED LIKE a cross between a jester and a Nigerian story-teller, ph Jarmin entered the Residential ege Auditorium Friday night with Smith and dancer Eve Jorjorian for evening of drama set to avant- de jazz. For some, an evening of the :urd is hard to ingest; if approached an open mind, however, absurdity n lead to euphoria. hetO musicians came on playing Ies. Jarmin...…
…Wainwright aces'Final Exam' By MICHAEL BAADKE D URING LOUDON Wainwright III's performance in Manchester- last December he played five spectacu- lar new songs which, at that time, were not available on record. Well, fate and the music industry have both been kind, and those five songs (along with six others of the same quality) can now be heard on Wainwright's seventh and finest LP, Final Exam. Final Exam Loudon Wainwright III Arista AB 4173 ...…
…Page 8-Sunday, April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily j Three student filmmakers document Nazi bookstore MINORITY DISPLACEMENT AT THE BIG TEN UNIVERSITIES: By ANIDA ROSSMAN and STEVE SHAER - Though the Nazi party headquarters on Vernon Highway in Detroit is no longer in business, three University students have preserved its memory by gathering more than five hours of film as part of a class project. F The students refused to be identified and t...…
…State primary races packed The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 16, 1978-Page9 (Continued from Page ) retirement announcement and re- entered the Senatorial race. Griffin's change of heart was im- mediately dubbed "The Saint Valen- tine's Day Massacre," for both the timeliness of the announcement and for the number of political deaths it en- tailed for Republican candidates hoping to succeed Griffin to the Senate. THE FIRST TO fall was Lieutenan...…
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…Page 12-Sunday, April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily BLUES BLACKEN WHITES, 15-14 Bizarre, By KEVIN ROSEBOROUGH It took an unbelievable fourth quarter passing play to do it, but the Blue team came up with what was necessary and won yesterday's annual Blue-White spring football game, 15-14. Trailing 14-9 with just 10 minutes left in the game the Blues had the ball on the Whites' 46 yard line. On 1st and 10, sophomore quarterback Brian Dickey pitch...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 16, 1978-Page 13 CITES PA VUL ON USE, CARELESS S UR GER Y: Widow to sue By JOSHUA PECK with Wire Reports . The widow of a victim caught in the wave of breathi failures at Ann Arbor Veterans Hospital in 1975 is filing a $1.9 million negligence suit against the federalovernment. Q( a Lee Blame, in a suit to be filed tomorrow by local attorney. George Sallade, alleges that V.A. hospital em- ployees "did perform...…
…I Page 14-Sunday, Apri 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily S; PRIN G CLEARKNCE k qh 0 U-Cellar Warranty Support for HEWLETT PACKARD includes a 30 day over-the-counter exchange on defective merchandise for a new calculator of the same model. The U-Cellar Loaner Program covers all rechargeable and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) calcu- lators-we will handle the servicing for the full year warranty period and give you a loaner to use while yours ...…
…Page 8-Sunday,'April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily SUPPOSE this is what is called a guest column. I don't write the regular bridge column-Ken Parsigian does that-but last night he sort of. suggested that I write it: "If you're so bloody clever, Friedlander, you write the friggin' column!" I had never claimed to be clever. Ken was referring to the mishaps that I had been involved in (he says, caused) at the local club that night. On the round in ...…
…Page 2-Sunday, April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily RAMBLINGS! patty montemulTi The Michigan Daily-Sund OnE. B. White: T HE PRIDE they feel will be hard to hide. It will surface in the smiles on their faces, through the tears that will undoubtedly course down my mother's face and in the way my father will clear his throat before he offers a congratulation. Sitting amidst some 5,000 graduates chafing under cap and gown and pomp and circumstanc...…
… -q-p-~ ~7-w~-~ -~ - -'-V Page 6-Sunday, April 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily ROOK They're not all the san VIETNAM: Two sdes of a tragedy By Jim TobinM GOING AFTER CACCIATO by Tim O'Brien Delacorte Press, 338 pp., $8.95 DISPATCHES by Michael Herr Alfred A. Knopf, 260 pp., $8.95 W ARS CHANGE after the last shot is fired. As the years of peace pass, they turn romantic and dramatic. They become tests of courage and ideals. At the very least, th...…
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…PROFESSORS' SALARIES See Editorial Page C, 4c 4.ittg n :434irt I i SWEET' High-77 Low-S0 fee Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXVII, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 16, 1977 Ten Cents Eight Pages plus Supplements Eq .. I WSEE NEP A ENaMCA1L'*-DNLY Great moments in journalism, Part 2 Last Saturday we wrote that the February issue of the Michigan Journalist-the monthly magazine put out by the graduate...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, April 16, 1977 Language lab sees little use Carter . .7.. 7 ; ; 2t w }f L 'a x ..?.. (Continued from Page 1) on Hall, before the MLB was waits for some sound of life to library of tapes offers informa constructed. In an effort to make follow the undulating hum. tion and develops passive skills! attendance rules stick, a punch- Meanwhile, if all goes well, a such as reading and listening. in system was...…
…Saturday, April 16, 1977 I HE MIUlIGAN DAILY rage TFiree DAILY DIGEST APRIL 16, 1977 From Wire Service Reports international South African slander CAPE TOWN, South Africa- Andrew Young, President Car-; ter's free speaking ambassa- dor to the United Nations, stir-: red up some fresh diplomatic turmoil yesterday with a inter- view in whichhe said "yeah": when asked whether he thought the South African government was illegitimate. A State De...…
…LI' vsunions: Which side are youon? 1 By DEBI GOODMAN fURING THE RECENT AFSCME STRIKE information trav- eled around the University in the form of fuzzy images. Union leaders and management negotiators scuffled at the bar- gaining table while picketers scuffled in the streets with Ann Arbor police officers. Or, according to some statements, union leaders and University administrators are great pals, while the rank and file of the union was be...…
…iaturday,,April 16, 1977. THE MICHIGAN DAIQY Page Five Farmers, scientists, and legislators: The tragedy ofPBB (Continued from Page 1) tration, opposes the Spaniola mental health researcher at of information - and each oth-. ' FRYF! SAID that while Crim's formation to the legislature. We similar packages, and the Fire- proposal for two reasons: "For *New York City's Mt. Sinai Hos- er - for government's late support for legislation lowering ...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY lr-v fl w - - Saturday, April 16, 191T1 GOPH ERS, HAWKEYES CHALLENGE NINE: Blue opens Big I By JAMIE TURNER Except for two things, Wol- verine coach Moby Benedict could look with optimism to the opening weekend of the Big Ten season. After winning five out of their last six games, the Wolverines appear to be round- ing into shape for the champion- ship run. Now, if only they didn't have to play Minnesota a...…
…THROW AWAY BOTTLES See Editorial Page YI e it& :43 tii WET High-80 Low-45 See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State -- Vol. LXXXVI, No. 161 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 16, 1976 10 Cents Ten Pages ~1 --- ffYJSE N&S HAN T4 CAL 76-MY Contract settlement The International Union of Operating Engineers yesterday ratified a new 18 month contract with_ the University. The union, which is the smallest of seven campus unions,...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, April, 1 61974 Canou 110CL THANKS to all our ADVERTISERS Throughout the term. McCarthy hits Dems, GOP SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER (but don't forget we publish May-Aug., too!) x t I i t l (Continued from Page 1) excessive and that "we are now! platform while nearly every we have 20 million poor" isa discriminated against. In par- prepared to win World War II one of the Democrats ideas was disgrace. "It a...…
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… r A~frmtarn Dai Eighty-Six Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Booking flicks 0 in the Friday, April 16, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan "St ol Mei"t 1'r IOcIGK6- 1 4E 1'||q OOF:bFOLn- E By DAVID BLOMQUIST UNLIKE GLAMOROUS CELEBRITY openings, the emphasis at this film premiere is strictly on business. The au- dience gathered in a small theater in downtow...…
…AArTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Ac ts &E enmthienSioFriday, April 16, 1976 A cidity doesn 't I e Sirnon's highbr ow cha Page Five By JEFFREY SELBST ? brows themselves, are afraid to speak to him directly. I must HE IS TALL, erect and im- I confess that I was apprehensive peccable in appearance. His with Simon when expressing my words, his manner of speech, opinions, wondering whether or all substantiate his claim that not he thought me an imbecile. he...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, April I6, 1974 MEET NORTHWESTERN, WISCONSIN N Men By BOB MILLER netters i The Wildcats, in the wake of an unset over Indiana- have face Big Te I }, 1 The Michigan m e n s tennis the necessary manpower to team is all set for its matches surprise some Big Ten foes. at Northwestern and Wisconsin Eisner was puzzled to learn of today and tomorrow . . . well,! Indiana's 5-4 home court loss hopefully,...…
…Friday, April 16, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine PIRATE HOMERS POUND CARDSW p'.ry Y '.+ $" ank By The Associated Press NEW YORK-The New York Yankees returned triumphantly to renovated Yankee Stadium yesterday and rallied to beat the Minnesota Twins 11-4, with the key blows being consecutive run- scoring hits by Oscar Gamble, Willie Randolph and pinch-hit ters Lou Piniella and Otto Velez in the fourth inning, The Yanks salted the game a...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Apri1,16, 1976 PagIIIIIeG Ten THE-- . | MICHIGAN| D||gi |||g ig||||LY||| |Friiday,| | || |||April |16, 1976m na ggg gi .- i -_ III 123 Anr 313 baobab folk art gallery W. Washington GALLERY HOURS n Arbor, Michigan Tuesday-Friday 3-662-3681 12-9 Saturday 10-6 Jewery ,_ fI I I w t I PINBALL, BOWLING, BILLIARDS and FOOSBALL TILL 1 A.M. TON ITE at the UNION (Continued from Page 1) Arbor architect, whi...…
…HOUSING HASSLES See Editorial Page Y t ig an A6F :43 t t4p lqqpp, mr RADIANT High-59 See Today for details Eighty-Five Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXV, No, 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 16, 1975 Ten Cents Ten Pages r I r 1F SEE WWS HAME CALL X0VY Welfare chisler State Representative Kirby Holmes (R-Utica) ad- mits that he ripped off hundreds of tax payers' dollars, but says he only did it to make a point about the...…
…Wednesday, April 16, 1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY I U 11 1 'U' dorm rates AMERICA Is Here Brought To You By WRCN Rockin 650 and I WCBN-FM 89.5 stereo PICK ONE UP! EL I: UAC, CONCERT CO-OP presents: .r in Big By JAY LEVIN For the first time in a long while, Michigan's dorm rates will not be the Big Ten's highest next fall. That news, however, fails to sweeten the burden of paying what many bel...…
…Wednesday,' April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY sage Three " Wednesday, April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY News Bri efs From Wire Service Reports Lebanese factions clash BEIRUT, Lebanon (P) - Street battles raged through Beirut and bombs exploded at intervals yesterday in the third day of a deadly showdown between Palestinian guerrillas and a rightist militia. The death toll soared to 80 in unofficial counts. In the background of the clas...…
… I U, Eighty-Five Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan PSYCH GRADUATES: Wednesday, April 16, 1975 420 Maynard News Phone: 764-0552 St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Facing an uncertai~n future By CATHY SHUGRUE ABOUT 200 SENIORS will be graduating on May 3 with bachelor's degrees in psychology. "A very marketable degree," they are saying sarcas- tically. Most of these students are pinning their...…
…I Wednesday, April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Glee club sings s pirituals, spoofs Pasta prorides alternatives By CATHY REUTTER Rollicking parodies and ten- der spirituals characterized Willis Patterson's last concert with the Michigan Men's Glee Club. In presenting ansimpres- sive program, the sixty-five voice choir exhibited a wide. range in both their repertoire and membership. The highlight of the perform- ance was a se...…
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…. Wednesday, April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday, April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Seven Senate committee approves Viet aid k i i k S s , (Continued from Page 1) Xuan Loc, virtually reduced Q $3.00 . Committee members s a i d to rubble in a week of savage their evacuation plan covered fighting, , represents the first American civilians in Saigon, strongpoint where government but they added that some South tr...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE Wednesday, April 16, 1975 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY CLOBBER HILLSDALE: SHARDI Womeni The new book by Richard Adams, author of WATERSH IP DOWN" is here. By MARCIA KATZ 1 as devastating. Czarne . .The women's tennis team did Karzen teamed to take t For a limited time you can buy BOTH t)not want to stay out any longer doubles match, 6-1, 6-1. "SH ARD DI K" & "WATE RSH 1 P DOWN" than they had to in the col...…
…Wednesday April 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine THIHGNDAL aeNn Michigan By TOM CAMERON 1 The Michigan baseball team managed to split a double-head- er yesterday in their home op-F ener against Bowling Green. The Wolverines were blanked in the first game, 4-0, and took ten innings to win the second, 5-4._ Coach Moby Benedict started two freshman pitchers in front of a fairly large home crowd. "You have to start these guys if you wan...…
…Woge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, April 16, 1975 STRIKE P OSSIBLE Clericals consider action By JAMES NICOLL Members of the clerical's un- ion vote today on a controversial* proposal to empower their bar- gaining team to call a strike. An affirmative vote would not' cause a strike automatically, however, but would allow the bargaining team to set a strike date. Before the strike date the union would have another elec- tion, allowing ...…
…SUPREME COURT DUCKS ISSUE See Editorial Page ' Y t t!Ja tit BLUE High-A2 Low--26 See Today for details EightyFour Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 16, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages CHARGES FLY AT U.N. SESSION Prof royalties The faculty Senate Assembly yesterday passed a reso- lution stating that there should be no University policy concerning instructors assigning their own textboo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April ,16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April 16, 1974 CENTICORE BOOKSHOP has Records again! BIGGER BETTER encore Classical encore Turnabout-ABC encore RECORD Blues-Rock RECORD RCA-Command RECORD SALE Jazz-folk SALE Decca-Vox SALE OUT OF PRINT RECORDS-NOT AVAILABLE A RECORD SHOPS BOXED SET VALUES Paderewski-B. B King-The Who . Billie Holliday-Bream-Gershwin A V-GUSTAV MAHLER Deller Consort-Caruso-T Rex Symph...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Army LAGOS, Nigeria (A) - Theg ernment of draught-stricken I er, previously regarded as< of black Africa's stablest if p est nations, was toppled yes day in an army coup, Radio T mey reported. The overthrow of Presi Hamani Diori's 15 - year - government was led by Lt.C Seyni Kountie, chief of staff Niger's 2,500-man army, acco ing to the broadcasts from l mey, Niger's capital city...…
…G1We ~Mzrcqn It Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan _ POLITICS OF LSA Work 0 r. -W 420 Moynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, APRIL 16,1974 Supreme Court ducks issue WELL, FOLKS, the Supreme Court did it again. Yesterday's "routine" order from the tribunal, denying certiorari to a lawsuit by U. S. Representative Elizabeth Holtz- man and three A...…
