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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 16, 1980-Page 11 Search team apparently finds lost Titanic at 12,000 feet ir ndog days of summter A comfortable canine rides an innertube in a creek near Chambersburg, Pennsyvlania yesterday. The dog was floating with its owner, both of whom were trying to escape the dogged heat of mid-August. Carter's record issue o 1980 race-Reagan (Continuedfrom Page3) South, trying to explain why he's a make Reagan the ...…

…Page 12-Saturday, August 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily 4 ~f4&iI~III} LOST AND FOUND FO EN T Missing since August 9, Packard-E. Univ. area: DOUBLE ROOM in Law Clu availaeor female Large, dark sealpoint Siamese cat; neutered male, beginning August 23. Contact Anne, 334-4646. 43C816 wearing two collars. Reward. 994-0142. 32A816 BEST YET-Large one bedroom apartment 5 minutes from Campus. Handsome decor. Pets wel- come. $285/mo. Call 668-559 betwe...…

…DAILY CLA (Continued from Page 12) PERSONA L HAPPY HOUR The University Club in the Michigan Union has a Happy Hour weekdays, 4-7 p.m. Light foods and snacks are also availahle. So, come by and il in Ihe Courtyard Patio and enjoy a cool refreshment. All U ofMaffiliateswelcome. THE UNIVERSITY CLUB cFtc ANN ARBOR-THE ANTIQUES MARKET, Sunday, August 17, 5055 Saline-Ann Arbor Road, 275 dealers, everything GUARANTEED for authenticity, 8 am-4 pm. 'Ea...…

…Page 14-Saturday, August 16, 196The Michigan Doaily Food prices skyrocket; reverse inflation decline (ContinuedfromPage1) flation in food prices is likely. Food said the figures are evidence that un- prices at the crude unprocessed stage derlying conditions in the economy are - wheat, for example - skyrocketed improving, although he forecasts at, by nine per cent in July. When that least another three or four months of wheat is milled into flo...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 16, 1980-Page 15 ...r.r... :.....Sports BASEBALL ROUNDUP Rangers rap By MARK MIHANOVIC Special to The Daily DETROIT - Using a befuddling breaking ball, veteran Texas southpaw John Matlack spaced out 13 Tiger base hits well enough to defeat the home towners 6-2, last night at Tiger Stadium, improving his record to 8-6. The Rangers pounded lefthander Pat Underwood (2-6) for six runs in as many innings. After ...…

…Page 16-Saturday, August 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Sports v } ; \ .."' WATSON TWO SHOTS BACK Graham swings to Westchester lead HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) - David Graham shot a solid, four-under-par 67 that gave him sole control of the lead, but golf's biggest gun, Tom Watson, moved into position yesterday in the second round of the $400,000 West- chester Classic. Graham, an Australian who has a history of strong play in this rich event, put toge...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 39-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 16, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Republiean delegates easily OK platform From AP and UPI DETROIT - The Republican National Convention voted over- whelming approval last night for a 1980 campaign platform that blames President Carter for economic mismanagement and military weakness and pledges "a new begin- ning for America behind Ronald Reagan and the Republican Pa...…

…Page 2--Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily GOP OKs Reagan's campaign platform (C tinnd frn pP te1 t onunueo rom rage i) privacy of his skyscraper Plaza Hotel suite, soliciting advice from former President Gerald Ford and other GOP leaders while delegates volunteered their recommendations from a distan- ce. FORMER MICHIGAN Sen. Robert Griffin said yesterday he thinks Ford will be offered the vice presidential spot by his old rival Rea...…

… GOP 9 By MITCH STUART Specialto The Daily DETROIT-A group of moderate Republicans yesterday called upon supporters of the GOP's platform here to explain an apparent contradiction in the platform draft, which calls for both a massive increase in defense spending and simultaneous tax cuts. The Ripon Society, the nation's largest organization of moderate Republicans, called the proposals "either contradictory or fiscally irresponsible.". SOCIETY...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, July16, 1980-The Michigan Daily e I ..<s T -h e n ail a dang First it was the movies and Edite~f bd ta an edby stude3tsthen television. They were thought of as nothing more than a ,vfantasy land-"pure escapism." Sometimes they might stress a point or moral, but usually just provided a place to get away HG O wfrom the many problems of a C UY iiXT harsh reality. The movie and television Iscreens were places where it was th e h ...…

…- P A '.r. The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 5 Convention Reportsm. . Motor Cit libraries aid convention reporter By JOYCE FRIEDEN Special to The Daily DETROIT - One reporter wanted to compare the cost of holding a conven- tion session in Joe Louis Arena to the cost of holding a performance of the Barnum and Bailey Circus. Another wanted a copy of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's 1932 acceptance speech. Both would probably have bee...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily 'tG: 3r:rY 7 2::«.""":v" "rn:rr"xr::;-r;r Delegates staying in Windsor a first By MITCH STUART Speil toTheDaily WINDSOR, Ont. - The 2,500 Republican National Con- vention delegates and alternates staying in hotels here are the first such conventioneers who have ever been lodged in a foreign country - but they are closer to the convention goings-on than many delegates staying in Detroit subur...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 7 Reagan softening adamant anti-union position DETROIT (AP)-In a bold overture to lure t;raditionally Democratic union members to the Republican Party this fall, Ronald Reagan is retreating from anti-union stances'that have riled labor leaders. Trying to bridge the historic chasm between the GOP and most of the \ nation's 24 million union members, the Republican presidential nominee-in- waiting ...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Arts: Devo! Shut up and dance! By STEVE HOOK If people would begin to regard Devo for what they are-a fun dance band-the spudboys from Akron might get a little more respect today. For the last few years, they have been touring America in radiation suits, playing wooden-plank guitars to schizophrenic vocals, percussion, and keyboards, and supposedly espousing a philosophical doctrine called "...…

…aily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 9 Detroit papers publish under dual mast heads DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit News and rival Detroit Free Press, attempt- ing to thwart a strike by Free Press drivers and delivery employees, published a joint edition yesterday and vowed a substantial circulation drive. The Free Press also agreed to a federal mediator's call for a meeting today with striking members of Team- sters Local 372, who walked off the j...…

…Page O-Wednesday, July 16, 1980- U.S. to sell100 nuclear e missiles to England WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States has agreed to sell Great Britain some 100 new Trident I submarine- based nuclear missiles for about $2.5 billion, the Carter administration an- nounced yesterday. The White House announcement was timed to coincide with the announ- cement by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to the House of Commons that Britain intends to co...…

…E The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 11 Public allowed to witness 'Pig- pen' trial of Marine private NEW RIVER AIR STATION, N.C. (AP)-A military judge refused to bar the media and public yesterday as a. court-martial got under way for an 18- year-old Marine charged with disobeying an order to retrieve mess hall silverware at a local pig farm. The first defense'motion was to ask that the trial of Pfc. Scott Duncan of Port Huron ...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily 0 U 1 0 1 11 1. 11 ;JA T A I---I - - ~~FO RNCLERREN LANiesPorTAdenede eerwe MUST SELL-Brand new wicker, light brown CAMPUS, 6-8 PERSON, 6 bedrooms, 3 livingrooms WEST SIDE-2 bedroom modern unfurnished CLEVELAND-Riders or ride needed every week- towel stand, $20; McCall's recipe card set, new 3 baths, 3 kitchens, parking. $1100/month. Cal 665- apartments. Fall occupancy. Heat, water, and p...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16. 1980-Page 13 HEADPD MILITAR Y INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL Chilean colonel assassinated SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)-Three men in blue overalls and yellow har- dhats ambushed the car of the colonel in charge of the army's intelligence school yesterday and killed him with a barrage of bullets from automatic rifles. Slain in the attack, blamed on left- wing extremists, was Lt. Col. Roger Vergara Campos, 43. His driver was ...…

…Page 14-Wednesday. July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Carter orders emergency aid for heat wave- afflicted families By United Press International President Carter yesterday ordered almost $7 million in emergency funds be made available to low-income in- dividuals in states sweltering under a relentless heat wave that has claimed almost 700 lives. The heat wave in the Midwest, South and Southwest which has brought 100- degree plus temperatures' ...…

…SPORTS OF THE DAIL The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 15 } Sports Y Johnson protests his innocence ATLANTA (AP)-Eddie Johnson, the. Atlanta Hawks guard jailed on drug charges Sunday, declared his innocen- ce yesterday but said he didn't blame police for arresting him. "I'm not guilty," Johnson told the Atlanta Journal in an interview at the Fulton County jail. "I was driving a rent-a-car. That stuff (a quantity o . white powde...…

…Page 16-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily S orts BASEBALL ROUNDUP K.C. tops Bosox 4 BOSTON (AP) - Amos Otis collected three hits, including a home run, and Hal McRae belted a two-run homer Tuesday night, powering the Kansas City Royals to an 8-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Otis belted his seventh homer in the second, tripled in the fourth, walked in the sixth and set up a run with a single in the seventh. He scored-three runs ...…

…GEORGE BUSH WITLL BE RONALD R I<AN' i ThJNTNG MNAT IN TL 1980 PRESIDENTIAL RACE, CONTRA RY TO ' .11 I RE; ':,,PORTS lI '?LA RING IN TODAY'S DAILY. REiFA+AN, IN ANi j1M EETTr~ AP ?1i . 3 1 .t .TQ2.. ON TITEJ .. GOINJIL. N. . FLOOR JUST AFTER MN-DNIGHTf LAST NIGIP, . (JTNCP -D TNJX mi BTq NOT FORMER PRESIDENTr GERALD FORD, WOUL~D B13a 1'J a~ONDTC 'OR THE VICE PRESIDENTIAL SPOT ON THE GOP TICKET. …

…The Michigan Daily 1Sixteen rage Vol. XC. No. 7-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, May 16, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Soviet talks expected to accomplish few goals -Muskie Korean students protest More than 50,000 Korean university students continued government demon- strations for the third day yesterday, clashing with riot police in downtown Seoul. See story, Page 10. Iran OKs trade with U.S.S.R. From AP and UPI VIENNA, Austria-Secretary ...…

…Page 2-Friday, May 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily GOP leaders take Anderson issue to Mich. Supreme Court U LANSING (UPI)-The state Repub- lican party appealed to the Michigan Supreme Court yesterday to bump in- dependent John Anderson off the primary ballot, claiming a lower court had ducked the issue. The eight-page brief reiterated the party's claim that Anderson's presence on the ballot will confuse voters and could even lead to his disquali...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 3 Shapiro warns Regents of possible 'IT, staff layoffs The. reenot-inau urated resdent said no growth this year in state income tax revenue. By MITCH STUART Special to the Daily DEARBORN-University ' President' Harold Shapiro warned the Regents yesterday that staff layoffs will probably be necessary to compensate for the small increase in state appropriations that executive officers expect for the ...…

…Page 4-Friday, May 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Bush for GOP race-reluctantly N APRIL the Daily endorsed John Anderson for the Republican presidential nomination. Now that Anderson has withdrawn from the Republican conitest and is campaigning as an in- dependent, we hesitantly endorse George Bush as the lesser of the two evils remaining in the race. It's tragic the Republicans can't offer the public a better choice this election year. Ronald ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 5 gyn < kLegal pot might not x $work for patients LANSING (UPI)-Legal marijuana should finally be ready for distribution to Michigan cancer chemotherapy patients today but there are concerns about whether it will be potent enough 9 to do the trick, officials said yesterday. Public Health Director Maurice Reizen and Lt. Gov. James Brickley were to announce at a morning news conference commencement of...…

…Page 6-Friday, May 16, 1980--The Michigan Daily A2 SCHOOL BOARD GIVES ENDORSEMENT Gifted program to begin in fall By BdNNIE JURAN In discussions preceding the Board's vote on the the standardized tests. Trustee Patti Cerny argued The Ann Arbor School Board unanimously endorsed proposal, Trustee John Heald argued that it was not that more importance be given to the opinions of the a pilot program for gifted children Wednesday night feasible to ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 7 Analysts predict new gas price increases NEW YORK (AP)-Motorists prob- average price of leaded regular ably will see higher gasoline prices this gasoline at full-service pumps took its summer despite bountiful U.S. oil first weekly decline in many months, reserves and a trend toward conser- accordipg to Lundberg's survey. The vation, oil industry analysts said average price fell from $1.209 at the...…

…Page 8-Friday, May 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily WANTS U.S. TO BREAK IMPASSE Egypt halts autonomy talks 4 CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-The govern- ment of President Anwar Sadat, in a sudden turnaround yesterday, decided against resuming Palestinian autonomy talks with Israel and called for a new U.S. initiative to break the impasse. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Dr. Butros Ghali told a news conference that a proposed Israeli law to make East Jeru...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 9 Hopwood By ANNE GADON tries to pressure Letiti When Diane Monach entered the attempts to blackma script of Lady Lambert in the Hopwood several other way Writing Awards, she followed the trend loathsomeness of his set by the past few New York theatre involved is Basil's mot seasons: a revival of a hit show is a Duchess of Brayb guaranteed success. Structurally, Lady bungling servants, Lambert is a...…

…Page 10-Friday, May 1, 1980--The Michigan Daily 50,000' outh Korean students fight street battles with police SEOUL, South Korea (AP)-Student EARLIER IN THE day, army troops Chun heads both the Korean central the government was expected to an- demonstrators seeking more with automatic rifles, backed by ar- intelligence agency and the defense nounce a political timetable in more democracy fought running street bat- mored personnel carriers, blo...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 11 Gov't to fine Cuban flotilla captains From AP and UPI KEY WEST, Fla.-the U.S. government threatened heavy fines and prison terms yesterday for boat cap- tains defying its order to halt the illegal "Freedom Flotilla" from Cuba. Dozens of boats were seized as refugees still streamed into Florida aboard crowded ships. Customs agents reported late'yesterday that about 60 boats carrying more than 2,...…

…Page 12-1riday, May 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily 4 I I I I I Ap L"STAND F"UND FOUND-1 BICYCLE, Rampar. Call 434-9787 eve- nings. dA517 WALLET LOST-REWARD-At Film Co-op show- ing of Clockwork Orange last Tuesday, May 8 late show. Brown with Kalamazoo ID. Please call 769- 4955. dA516 FOR SA LE DINNERWARE SET-Highlander pattern, service for eight, though few pieces missing, but includes extras: coffee pot, gravy bowl, etc. $20. Call Kermit at 7...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 13 ' Carter won't bite, rebuffs offer to hold debate with Kennedy By the Associated Press While a confident Ronald Reagan pondered his choice of a vice presiden- tial running mate, President Carter rebuffed through his aides yesterday a proposal deal by Sen. Edward Kennedy that.was intended to lure Carter into a debate. Kennedy's offer: he would withdraw from the Democratic presidential race if Ca...…

…Page 14-Friday, May 16, 1980-The M Coumiittee hits snag mtalks on federal budget WASHINGTON (UPI)-Congression- al negotiations on the federal budget hit a snag yesterday in the self-set deadline for completion when House members refused to move ahead on defense until their chairman gets out of the hospital. Members of a House and Senate conference committee were working for a third day on amending revisions for 1980 and a balanced budget for 1...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 15 WARSAW PACT SUMMIT WANTS TO DEFUSE TENSION Soviet bloc suggests peace talks From APandUPI WARSAW, Poland-The Soviet bloc launched a "peace offensive" yesterday with a series of proposals that include a world conference to defuse "hotbeds of international tension" and freeze the size of military forces in Europe. The two-day Warsaw Pact summit meeting also produced a vague document described by S...…

…Page 16-Friday, May 16, 1980--The Michigan Daily Players break stalemate 4 Offer to isolate compensation issue in negotiations NEW YORK (AP)-Movement, ab- sent for so long in the baseball negotiations, continued to surface yesterday with a proposal offered by the players association which would isolate the troublesome compensation question from the rest of the issues. Marvin Miller, executive director of the union, said his group would with-...…

…FEE HIKE See editorial page C I' he Sic ian l ltig BETTER See Today for details Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom 1. XC, No. 156 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 16,1980 Ten Cents Ten Pages Existential writer Sartre dead at 74 From wire and staff reports French writer-philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, whose theory of existentialism inated lturope after World War II, dyesterday of lung disease. He was 74. Sartre was admitted to Broussais ...…

…. . , .n . . =Page 2-Wednesday, April 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily CLAIMS LAST RECOURSE FOR OPPRESSED AFRICANS Revolutionaries call for violence BY KEITH RICHBURG Namibian black revolutionary leader :Theo-BEn Gurirab, speaking to a small crowd at Shorling Auditorium Monday night, called the Patriotic Front victory in his neighboring Zimbabwe a "vin- dication" for the use of violence in over- throwing white minority regimes of 'Southern Africa...…

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…Page 4--Wednesday, April 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily rr Some looks at some books Nitel "1I'(l rs o f" Eliioria I Freedomn Vol. XC, No. 156 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Regents and 'S OFTEN nice to be surprised. In last week's- Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) elections, students surprisingly voted 2-1 to raise their m'andatory student government fee assessment by $1.33 over the next thr...…

… RECORD S By DENNIS HARVEY, Every time a new female voice hits the charts, a sizable percentage of music critics and listeners go through the usual spasms of goggle-eyed sur- prise over the idea that a member of the opposite sex should attempt to invade that supposed last stronghold of masculine domination, the rock in- dustry. After all, Olivia Newton-John and even Rickie Lee Jones don't quite fit into the category, and Linda Ron- tadt well...…

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… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 16, 1980-Page 7 Begn propose non-stop talks for future Palestinian autonomy From AP and UPI WASHINGTON -- Israeli Prime. .., Minister Menachem Begin proposed to President Carter yesterday that six weeks of non-stop negotiations be held in the Middle East to try to reach an agreement on the future ofs Palestinians, diplomatic sources said. The talks would be held by the Israeli t/ and Egyptian negotiating t...…

…C Page 8-Wednesday, April 16, 1980--The Michigan Daily Travelin To China Or Taiwan? Acquire the basics of spoken Mandarin Chinese, the standard language of mainland China and Taiwan, in on economical and effective group format. Bring a tape recorder to the first session. Spring classes are: Spoken Chinese for Beginners i Saturday--10-12 A.M. (April 26-June 14) Spoken Chinese for Beginners II Tuesday-6:30-8:30 P.M. (April 22-June 10) Spoken C...…

… m.nryn .w. r .tC. YrW. .na 4' xw.. *.ak+rNWyY.: My...~.v.. 0 BLUE TIES CENTRAL IN NIGHTCAP: Chippewas skin The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 16, 1980-Page 9 Wolverines, 11-2 By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE and DREW SHARP It was a day better suited for football or even ice hockey yesterday at Fisher Stadium, but the Michigan baseball team braved the cold anyway, taking on the visiting Central Michigan Chip- pewas. Perhaps the Blue nine would have be...…

…10-Wednesday April,16, 1980-The Michigan Daily BELIEVED MAN LONEL Y BEING 'rench existentialist dies of his most essential faculty: he was nearly blind. "I see lines and spaces between words," he told an interviewer in 1975, "but I cannot distinguish the words. I can no longer read or write. "There is nothing I can do about it, so there is no need to feel sad," he said. "All I can do is adjust to what I am, evaluate my possibilities and make...…