…Saturday May 17 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Activist Gregory attacks American politics, values By GLEN ALLERHAND Political activist Dick Greg- ory last night ran roughshod over the full spectrum of American values in a $4-a-head address at Hill Auditorium. Speaking informally to a small but attentive crowd, Gregory warned, "Watch the manipula- tion," and discussed what he termed a basic American ignor- ance of the country's ruling po...…
…BERT HORNBACK The host of Dickens' past By JOHN KRALIK Just inside the door of Professor Bert Hornback's house there is a tombstone. Above it there is a mirror with an engraved advertisement for Guiness Stout. To the left of the bewildered visitor there is a huge kite covered with scribblings and drawings of King Charles 's head. Bert Hornback is an expert in t h e study of Charles Dickens. The tombstone and kite both come from Dickens' nov- ...…
…Saturday, May 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Hppenings. f llong $2.50. gell, 7, 9 p mu w eeK Golden Falcon - Ambrosia, of Hitchcx COMMERCIAL CINEMA Rock - Soul, $2.00. ters makes The Phantom of Liberte Mr. Flood's Party - N e w tennis star (Campus - Louis Bunnel'st Lightning Blues Trio, Blues, change for et cormn y ho e to poke fun $1.00. happening4 estL Lmeye"h Enlisho kS u- Pretzel Bell - R.F.D. Bsys, Wash. and at La Liherte (Engl...…
…Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday May 17 1975 1 Poge Six THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 17, 1975 United Brands sued. for banana bride Thais blast U.S. action T E G U C I G A L P A, Honduras (A) - H o n d u r a s threatened legal action yester- day against United Brands Co. for allegedly paying $1.2 million in bribes to have a banana ex- port tax reduced. In neighboring Costa Rica, however, where the company also allegedly made payof...…
…0 Saturday, May 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven University blasts Affirmative Action report (Continued from Page 1) the choice when women and minorities have, by reason of our social structure, been given fewer opportunities to acquire the experience. "WE THOUGHT that in the present situation, with the col- lege under severe and continu- ing financial pressure, it was desirable to have the most ex- perienced person in the posi- tion...…
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…Saturday, May 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Page Nine I I _._.. 4 (Continued from Page 8) FOR SALE MEN'S 10 SPEED BIKE, 27" frame, -75. 994-6062. 68B516 BOOK SALE Sat, May 17. Bos 50c, 9-4 Mon., May 19. Boos 10cII, 9-9 Frensof aAss Arbor Pabli- Library TRANSPORTATION STUDENT WORKING as 0etr01t Free-IPreaaths till 1511 nee9sarliIde toand111 fromaDetrait daily. Will , i re ll ex~pense.Call Sara at 005- 9265or t'764-0553 persitenllttly. dO...…
…Poge- Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Mop 17, 1975 Prru. Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 17, 1975 ._ 'U' Regents approve GRC proposals by 6-2 margin C cA elt evice (Continued from Pafge 1 ments encourage students to. undertake a course or a term of independent study. "I would have preferred a requirement, in all appropriate departments, that would have called for 3-6 hours of indepen- dent study in the junior year, and up to 15...…
…Saturday, Moy 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Sauray Ma 7,17 TEMIHGN-ALYPg Eee Ali By AP and UPI LAS VEGAS - It was all Mu- hammad Ali's show, and a poor one at that, until with sudden fury he pounded Ron Lyle into total submission at 1:08 of the 11th round Friday night to re- tain his world heavyweight championship. Ali missed his prediction of an eighth round knockout by a wide margin - and deservedly so. He failed to do anything...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 17, 1975 le By CLARKE COGSDILL It was a day Northwest- ern's baseball team should remember to forget. Michigan. combining bril- liant pitching and an un- usual, solid attack, swept th eWildcats at Ray L. Fish- er Stadium yesterday, 7-0 and 9-0. C h u c k Rogers struck out a season-high 10 men on the way to a five- hitter in the opener, and Mark Weber went him one better, allowing but four safet...…
…SGC orders film group to tally financial accounts By DAVID BLOMQUIST A possible confrontation between the Student Organizations Board of the Stu- dent Council and Friends of Newsreel, a campus film group, was averted last night when the board agreed to give Newsreel two additional weeks to com- pile financial and membership statistics. The board had requested a complete Newsreel membership roster and all financial records for the past year in...…
…Page Two THE MCHIGAN DAI LY Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY In te news International SAIGON - Up to 5,000 North Vietnamese troops backed by tanks overran a South Viet- namese base yesterday, inflicting heavy losses and pushing the remnants of the fleeing gov- ernment forces into a tight pocket, the Saigon command said. It said half of the 369-man ranger battalion defending the isolated Dak Pek border camp 300 miles north of Saigon and 12 miles...…
…Friday, May 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Regents listen to film flak -,. .- 4, kleindienst pleads guilty to misdemeanor WASHINGTON ()-Former Atty. Gen. Richard Kleindienst pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor yesterday for refusing to answer Senate questions about the ITT case. He is the second cabinet member in history to b; convicted. Kleindienst faces at least a one-month jail sentence and a minimum $100 fine, although a suspended...…
…. . 1 N NUCLEAR WASTE Watching the watchdog By ALAN KETTLER "4SHIPPING RADIOACTIVE wastes upon high- ways and railroads is an endeavor filled with difficulties for the industries involved and per- ilous for the nearby population. The I[shipping) casks are complex mechanisms which may fail either due to improper design, manufacture, or maintenance, or through involvement in accidents causing them to open." In a nutshell, these are the conclus...…
…Friday, May 1, 974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fiv cinemca weekend Pick of the week: Such a Gorgeous Kid Like Me Cinema Guild, Arch. Aud. Fri., Sat., 7:30, 9:30 Gorgeous Kid, a good - but not great - film from the mag- nificent Francois Truffaut, comes into town this weekend for its first Ann Arbor appear- ance. The film is a light comedy, and perhaps that is its major fault. Somehow this rather trite story of a flittering female who rises fro...…
…Page Six Daily Classifieds THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 17, 1974 I i FOR RENT LARGE DOUBLE, $75; inge, $5. Immediate cupanry. Leases 662-3579. 59C51; OWN BEDROOM in huge 2-bdrm apt., older hoe, near Burns Park $115 negotiable. Incude utilities 662-531 persistently or leave mess age at 1426 Brooklyn, No. 4. 62C511 ROOMS FOR RENT, $45/mon. Avail able May 18. Call Ron, 761-6515 34052: ROOM close t o campus immedi- ate ocupancy, kitchen pri...…
…Friday, May 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Daily Classifieds MISCELLANEOUS VIBRA-MASSAGE. Very relaxing. $3-$5/half hour. Bill, 662-2374. Not a front for prostitution, peyote smuggling, political espionage. 55M521 INSTRUMENT Pilot Ground School, Mon. & Wed. evenings, 7-9:30 be- ginning May 15. Six weeks, $0. 3040 E. Enin. Sponored by U-M Flyers. 30M522 PRIVATE PILOT Ground School, Mon. & Wed. evenings, 7-9:30 be- 01001g May 15. S1...…
…0'age Eight THE MIHIGANAILY Friday, May 17, 1974 Model Cities board: Unrepresentative? By ERIC SCHOCH Daily News Analysis Last of three parts In the days following t h e creation of the Model Cities Policy Board in February, 1969 critics charged that the Policy Board membership was not re- presentative of the citizens of the Model Cities area. As late as this spring, n e w members were appointed to the board by City Council, osten- sibly o...…
…PageK Friday, May 17;-974 THE MICHIGAN. DAILY 1k'ine 4 Friday, May 17; 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page ~lire Regents discuss film guidelines Board's composition hit { (continued froft Page 3) the discussion. He vigorously questioned the people who ad- dressed the board, often chal- lenging their "no-guideline" po- sitions. - The three speakers further agreed that film groups should be held more accountable for their financial operations, pa...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 17, 1974 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 17, 1 9'74 Kleindienst pleads guilty Pizza tradition lives on rntmnerd tress Pa;e:, Kleindienst in the manner in which he handled the ITT antitrust cases." In Kleindienst's favor, Jaworski said, was the fact that "in one of the cases he successfully opposed a direct presiden- tial order to abandon an appeal and leave the government without any relief...…
…Friday, May 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Friday, May IV, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Major League Leaders Conference track meet hits Based on 75 at Bats Thursday's games not included AMERICAN LEAGUE Player Club G AB R H Pct. Carew Min 30 121 19 48 .397 R.Jackson Oak 30 109 24 42 .385 Mtctae KC 32 114 18 41 .360 Gamble Cle 24 84 9 30 .357 Roajas KC 33 131 16 45 .344 Pinlella NY 27 100 13 34 .340 B.Robinson Bal 31 119 8...…
…Pa ge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 17, 1974 Bruns rp Fyers, stay alve BOSTON (Y - Bobby Orr broke out of a s c o r i n g slump with two goals and two assists and the Boston Bruins outmuscled Phila- delphia for a 5-1 victory last night, remaining alive in the National Ho c k e y L e a g u e playoffs with the Flyers. The Boston victory narrowed the Flyers' lead to 3-2 in the best-of-seven series, with the sixth game scheduled for Phil...…
…THE LXISuimner Daily VolLX XIII, No. 7-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 17, 1973 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Cook resigns as SEC chief; linked to Vesco Watergate hearings to begin today WASHINGTON (P)-G. Bradford Cook, under fire for discussing an SEC suit with officials of the Nixon re-election campaign committee, resigned yesterday as chair- man of the Securities and Exchange Com- mission. Top campaign officials have been in- dicted in New...…
…Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, May 17, 1973 JAY SHARBUTT: Teevision in review HOLLYWOOD - So m e ex- amples of how and why network television management m a v e s series around to improve ratings were offered Tuesday by a top CBS-TV executive. The specific cases, prepared for a meeting here this week of the network's affiliate station re- t.v. tonight 6:00 2 4 7 11 13 New 9 Courtship of Eddie's Father 20 Stage Coach West 24 ABC News...…
…Thursday, May 17, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Thir e OAKLAND DEFEAT OVERWHELMING Seale loses in mayoral race I x er Artz parts The rats have begun to leave Student Government Council's foundering shio. This is not to say that SGC member-at- large Laurie Artz is some sort of rat, but her resignation, submitted yesterday, may indicate th-t most of SGC has begun to agree with the greater student body on one key point; SGC appears to be a woode...…
…ThE Summer Daily Srr:tnrz sI dili on of I'lu <Il(;IIIGAN l)AII V Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Thursday, May 17, 1973 News Phone: 764-0552 Congress unites: THE TIME IS long overdue for President Nixon to end the bombing in Cambodia and to depart from South- east Asia once and for all. Recent moves by both the House of Representatives and the Senate Appropriations Committee to cut off funding for continued militar...…
…Thursday, May 17, A 973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Five Thursday, May 17, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Five Cook resigns as SEC head Reserve Bd. moves to curb economy (Continued from Page 1) aides are out of work and facing possible indictments. President Nixon has asked newsmen to give him hell. Perhaps most importantly, the public is being given a chance to decide ' what future politicians should be allowed to get away with. During last year'...…
…Page Six THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, May 17, 1973 E iget the job done FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557 - 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Monday-Friday FOR RENT WE HAVE several one & two bedroom apts. left for fall in choice campus locations. Call 971-4075 between 4-8 p.m. Modern Apts., Inc. cC08 FURNISHED ROOMS on campus. No_ pats or cookin. Immediate occ- pancy salt. 701-8790. 37C11 GRAD COUPLE-Grill on your own porch. 3 nicely furniched rooms, ...…
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…Page Eight THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, May 17; 1973 SMUGGLERS AND SPECULATORS Inside the international gold By COLIN FROST EXACTLY A YEAR ago, an might be traded for the day. The Who buys, and who sells? Associated Press Writer ounce of gold was worth $55.25, others offer their ideas, and THE SELLERS are easy to LONDON - Along the Persian then a record. Dealers were pre- gradually a consensus emerges. identify. Most new gold 'comes Gulf, a...…
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…Page Ten THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, May 17, 1973 Page Ten THE SUMMER QAILY Thursday, May 17, 1 9'73 Put your body. iere your mind is American's Waayfarer summer tours to take you away meals. Or there are special rates for hotels only. If you've from it all. got our Waayfarer club card, you'll be able to save money If you're looking forward to going away this summer, on the airfare and many other attractions. (Card valid but don't have muc...…
…Thursday, May 17, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven_- Thursday, May 17, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven College away from home .. out.of .$ight The average cost for a student attending a state college, away from home, full time, for one year is in excess of $2,000.00 The cost for a similar full-time program for a student living at home and attending OAKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE is $500.00 There are many advantages for attending Oakland Comm...…
…Pose Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Seeds and stems Umpires and 'foul' calls Dan Borus UMPIRES, the late great Bill Klem claimed, call 'em like they see 'em. But what happens when they don't see 'em?. That was the problem the Michigan Wolver- ines faced last Tuesday as home plate arbiter Herb Nordquist awarded a three-run homer to Western Michigan's Tom Vanderberg on a ball that cleared Fisher Stadium's right field fence, foul by a good six to t...…
…Vo. XXIINo 6S Ar, Michignesa, a 1,192T ets itenPae Vol. LXXXII, No. 6-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, May 17, 1972 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages ViIALLA cE ViINS LANDSLIDE VICTORS I 1 " -Daily-Rolfe Tessem GEORGE MANGUM, a Wallace campaign aide, tallies up the votes last night at the Wallace victory celebration near Detroit. Wallace out o danger; campaign -may continue From Wire Service Reports Alabama Gov. George Wallace, shot at an el...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 17, 1972 PageTwoTHEMICIGANDAIY WdnedayMay17,197 ONCE UPON A I PRESENTED BY Ann Arbor Civic Theatre May 17, 18, 19, 20; and May 21 matinee and evening Mendelssohn Theatre A MUSICAL COMEDY BASED ON THE FAIRY TALE "THE PRINCESS AND THE PEA" Directed and choreographed by John Reid Klein Tickets available at Mendelssohn Box Office Try Daily Classifieds Conspiracy gets video material By PAUL TRAVIS O...…
…Shaky Dem-HRP bond holds City Council By ROBERT BARKIN Daily News Analysis The city's new liberal marijuana or- dinance owes its Monday night passage to a tenuous alliance between the Demo- cratic Party and the Human Rights Party. The six to five vote followed straight party lines, with -the Republicans voting against the ordinance and the Demo- crats and HRP voting for it. Yet there was a noticable strain in the radical-liberal coalition. Th...…
…Edited and managed by students at the University oftMichigan Editorials printed in The Michigan Dady express the individual opinions of the author. This must be noted in all reprints WEDNESDAY MAY 17 1972 News Phone: 764-0552 Toward legal pot CITY COUNCIL should be highly commended for pass- ing an extremely liberal marijuana ordinance Mon- day night. The new ordinance, which sets a fine of five dollars for the use or sale of marijuana, is a r...…
…Wednesday, May 17, 1972 On HE MICHIGAN DAILY the campaign Page Five trail Photographs by DAVID MARGOLICK …
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…Wednesday, May 17, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . - - . . . - . . .. . - ... - . - . . .."... . - . . ra . . ..- (continued from Page 5) SUBLET PERSONAL --------- -- -- ----- 2 BEDROOM furnished apt. on campus. HRP pot-uck dinner-discussion "Na- HELP WANTED All utensils. 662-0860. 91U10 tionaI Politics," Saturday, 6 p.m., 304 __. S. Thayer. 92F8 JULY-AUG. Large one-bedroom apt. DRIVER required for summ...…
…Pagq Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 17, '1972 Pagg Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 17, 1 97~ SPRING TERM SPECIAL TODAY Billiards $1/hour Last Day Bowling 35c/game Let's go! Ping Pong 50c hour MICHIGAN UNION FREE POCKET BILLIARD INSTRUCTION THURSDAY 7-9 P.M. a) r 1 3 ir Group discusses problems for Chicano admissions MAY 19, 20 DavdCopprfield W.C. FIELDS, FREDDIE BARTHOLEMEW in this grand adaptation of Dickens' novel MAY ...…
…Wednesday, May 17, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Wednesday, May 17, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine 5 : >r : ; ' i 'i ; : . '* s~3 yy . h % :: :S onspira y Ann Ar / bor win= Of CONCERT SERIES The s Bes fyl m and Blues 9 CancF e d WHY? Money, of course. Conspiracy is not funded by the University, or any other corporate interests. To make close to $10,000 in ad- vance payments and deposits for the Coasters-Drifters-Crystals conce...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 17, 1972 THE ECONOMICS HITS PROSECUTION * OF THE COLD WARBaByRETSMHhi By ROBERT SMITH at your bookstore, OR .~vc a ~ e HON RS Dais demands dsmssal Bofcharges HDONRhADtr g i d a e -explosioi Monroe, N.Y. 10950 SAN JOSE, Calif. OP) - an- human being who has love in gela Davis' chief defense attor- her heart -- yes, for George ::=:> >oG o :>p ney asked the judge at her trial Jackson, but for humanity ...…
…Wednesday, May, 17, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Wensdy My17 97-H MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleve- Senate OKs dilution of antiwar amendment WASHINGTON (M - Sen- ate doves lost a key vote yesterday on their end-the- war amendment, and chief supporters said they would now vote against their own measure. "I accept the verdict of the Senate," said Sen. J.W. Ful- bright (D-Ark.), adding he was willing to drop the whole issue and move on to o...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 17, 1972 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 17, 1972 Wallace takes state, Md. (Continued from Page 1) President Nixon swept to tow- ering Republican primary vic- tories in both states, over only token opposition. Theudoctors attending Wallace were unable to say whether the bullets that felled him at a Laurel. Md., campaign rally Monday would leave his legs permanently paralyzed. Bu...…
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…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 Wednesday, May 17, 1972 Leon Roberts--poise marks the man By THERESA SWEDO "In describing Leon, I would have to stress the word, poise. He kept his poise despite being under the pressure of being the star. Especially in basketball, if he missed a shot or some- thing, the opposing crowd would ride him, but that never would bother Leon. That's what al- ways impressed me about him." Dave Reeves, Leon Roberts...…
…Wednesday, May 17, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAIUY Page Fifteer Orioles maul slumping Tigers From Wire Service Reports lar with one out in the first Tribe stalled Texas blanked three consecutive home runs, DETROIT - A two-run double inning after Cuellar had given driving in five runs to back the by rookie John Oates and a up two Tiger runs. From then CLEVELAND-Bobby Mu Rooker tossed a four-hitter and three-hit pitching of rookie towering solo homer...…
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