…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 45-S ThM chign Daiy Tuesday, July 17, 1979 e Micigan a ly Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents SPEAKS TO UNION IN COBO ARENA arter stresses nat'1 unity Lor, business, consumer coalition By JOHN GOYER With Wire Service Reports Stressing a new unity among the private sector, President Carter ad- dressed an enthusiastic gathering of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) in Detroit yesterday, tacking yet another adden...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily HIGH-PLACED SOURCES SAY SOMOZA MAY RESIGN Supporters in business, gov't leave area GOVERNMENT sources said MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - Somoza met in the bunker with junior IN SEVERAL buildings in the children. They have not had Frantic officials and business national guard officers including his headquarters compoudn, government six weeks ... and the govern associates of the dying Somoza regime so...…
…Recession may threaten 'U' By ADRIENNE LYONS The possibility of a recession is a threat to the 9.3 per cent increase in funding the University is slated to receive from the state, a University official said yesterday. Meanwhile, University officials are feverishly working on a budget package for the new ap- propriations to present to the Board of Regents at the meeting on Thursday. UNIVERSITY VICE-PRESIDENT for State Relations Richard Kennedy...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor. Ml. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 45-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Anti-abortionists strive to rob women of reproductive freedom They call themselves Right-to- Lifers and they are pro-life from the moment of conception on. Among their ranks are organizations such as ...…
…WASH motorist more for drivers new fede improve The Er generally in the So tle diffe Nationa Retailers depender motorist the chang THE P margin o dependen The Michiaan Daily-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-Page 5 Midwest gas prices shouldrise INGTON (AP) - Many This also will help officials monitor s will pay up to three cents prices and enforce the new regulations. a gallon of gasoline but other F e rde al rules to boost profits SOME GASOLINE prices ...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'Wedding Band' By JOSHUA PECK defiantly, "we rise higher and grow- The theatre department's heretofore stronger than what pulls us down," laudable effort to build a viable black while Julia's leaning toward tired theatre program has, as of Friday mystical imagery reveals itself with night, been sullied and disgraced. By her haunted yowl, "I dreamed I saw the bringing Wedding Band, possibly the d...…
…Carter calls for (Continued from Page 1 to a sense of unity again." country on a consistent basis, and that's Carter spoke briefly, then answered the voice of the president of the United questions from delegates who had been States," Carter said, selected before the speech. Many questions dealt with the. THE AUDIENCE t president's voluntary wage and price appeared to be guidelines, which ask that workers set- impressed with the tough new tone ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-Page 9 Reporters MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (AP) - Fif- teen reporters donned red hard hats, radiation detection badges, and name tags yesterday to take part in the news media's first tour of Three Mile Island since an accident at the nuclear plant shook the world March 28. "We've been working ourselves up to a point where we thought it was timely to brief the news media," said Bob Arnold, vice-president of Gene...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 17, 1979--Page 11 FIRST BLACK IVY DIRECTOR 'M aide Harris selected Penn AD PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The University of Pennsylvania yesterday announced the appointment of Charles Harris of Michigan as the new athletic director, the youngest man and the first black ever to be named to the post at an Ivy League school. Harris, 29, served five years as assistant athletic director at Michigan. He will assume his new po...…
…Page 12-Tuesday. July 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily RYAN, CARLTON TO START AL seeking to break All-Star hex SEATTLE (AP)-Flame-throwing two outs of a record fifth in his last start mismarked," Ryan said flatly. "I don't baseman Frank White, bat 7-8 for Nolan Ryan of the California Angels last Friday night against the New York think they're mismarked, I know. AL followed by the pitcher's position will start for the American League Yankees. He fin...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 48-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, July 17, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages 2 claim nurses innocent * * * * * * No. 2 FBI man fired WASHINGTON () - FBI Di- rector Clarence Kelley yester- day fired the bureau's No. 2 man, a 40-year veteran eligible for retirement, in the wake of Justice Department investiga- tions into illegal FBI burglar- ies and financial kickbacks. Kelley said he "asked for and received th...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 17, 1976 27 vanish in bizarre case Co;iinue imiiPageI) stead select adult captives. Bates also recalled, under questioning from reporters, the Zodiac killer, a person who claimed responsibility for more than a dozen unsulved Califor- nia murders and who has never been caught. In 1968 he threat- ened to kill a busload of school children. Bates said earlier, "My read- ing is we have a mysterious di...…
…Saturday, July 17, 1976 Carter warns of arrogance NEW YORK .') -- Jimmy Carter, the new proprietor of the Democratic Party, U.S.A., visited his domain yesterday and delivered words of inspira- tion and warning along with indications of the kind of cam- paign he plans to wage in his uest for the White House. To both party financial lead- er and national committee members, the message was sim- itar: beware of overconfidence ad arrogance. THEN HI...…
…Page Four Unfortunately for them, the orid hasn't ended THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 17, 1976 GRA\NNI l .\rk. ' The world did not enI yesterday. The m;,arshats came instead, :armed with an evintimn order., ending the nearly 1-mnnth vigil kept by 3inbe h'lievers in a brick h (se in the ontakirts of this hamlet. It wis nat ap-'d 5 hippen that way. "They bs1d 'he1r plans in the astimiptitn thait the ttrd woltid come befare ire arrived,...…
…Saturday, July 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Coat case sends fur flying CHICAGO (AP) - The fed- eral government is suing an ocelot coat and its owner has fur flying in court. Barbara Johnson, a travel agent, said she had the coat made for $1,600 in Montreal four years ago, shortly after federal regulations were adopted mak- ing any article requiring the destruction of an endangered species liable for seizure. THE OCELOT is a small,...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Soturday, July 17, 1976 _,eSx H ICIA DIYSudyJl 1,17 'Enchantment What tales tell Angela Davis: bAdMftktt/es t n the 4 THE USES OF ENCHANT- MENT: THE MEANING AND IMPORTANCE OF F A I R Y TALES, by Bruno Bettelheim. Alfred A. Knopf, New York. 328 pp., with notes and bibliog. f $12.50 By JEFFREY SELBST THE VENERABLE Bruno Bettel- helm has jumped onto the bandwagon. While it is not a radi- cal departure from his...…
…Saturday, July 17, 1976 WHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Saturday, July 17, 1976 ~HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven N ghting the old ene seventies erview. But Davis makes it quite or from the start that she is here, t to pose as a media star, but to - about politics. m just another sister involved the struggle, it just so happened t I was singled out," says Davis, in explanation of how she and the oy others involved with her 1972 art r;eTense cam...…
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…Saturday, July 17, 1976 FHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine get the I*ob clone I t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY ADII~dheis hnat helitai befta- pblic atonc4pa1 F ad saellatons iTetDaiIsi 1 no -esosiaaible fortmore tha one it- acrt-t tset at atofaanad All-aertmet-maye remated lfasm paiatita bill altbe t billed .etaadina t at tlal ts- aM'perofdys adeed tpis pllet fiasoapplicable tads Nrealr-JS 1a-npe-paymaent. Ie. no reund Informatio neardng cit te...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 17, 1976 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 17, 1976 Carter warns Dems of overconfidence, arrogance 2 claim nurses innocent iCantiomi iris rag 1 his running mute, hen. Waltet Mondale of Minnesota, had put in a murningafiei appeairance. TU E Nl(1T before, the con- vention had ended in Madison Square Garden with a show i f unity and confidence after hear- jug acceptance speeches from (arte...…
…Saturday, July 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Saturday, July 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Olympic flags tower over the flags of countries participating in the 21st Olympic Games as they flap in the breeze around the Olympic Stadium Friday on the eve of the opening cere- mony of the Montreal Games. Conspicuously absent from the Games will be Taiwan and Nigeria, both for political reasons. AP Photo BLACK AFRICA MAY FOLLO...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 17, 1976 Bird flies past Oakland, 1-0 DETROIT (4)_ - Willie Hor- FIDRYCH, the 21 - year old vious start was a 1-0 loss to ton singled in a run in the bot- rookie right hander who was Kansas City. tom of the 11th inning Friday the starter and loser for the Fidrych mobbed Horton after night off Rollie Fingers to give American League in the All- the game and later re-emerged Mark Fidrych his 10th vic...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 43-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 17, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Apolo, Soyuz set for rendezvous SPACE CENTER, Houston ()-Ameri- the tunnel in their Apollo craft which can astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts will connect them with Soyuz.. icirfo tinkered away minor spacecraft problems Meanwhile, aboard the Soviet Soyuz d e ith a screwdriver and bandaids yester- craft, cosmonauts Alexei Lenov and day and o...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdoy,July 17, 1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday,.JuIy VI, 1975 Daily Official Bulletin Thursday, July 17 Day Calendar WUOM: Rostropnvich, Russian cellist, recently appointed head of Nat'l Symphony Orchestra in Wash. D.C., at Nat'l Press Club, 10 ant. PendletonCtre.: "Open Hearth," Pendleton Ctr., 2nd fir., Union, Regents Meeting: 1 pm; "com- ments," 4 pm. A-V Ctr.: Children's films, Aud. 3. MLB, 7 pu...…
…Thursday, July, 17, 1975 i THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Senate votesto cut oiIf WASHINGTON (P) - A bill to cut the price of oil won final Senate approval yesterday after the Ford administration hinted at another round of gasoline- price increases by Labor Day. Passage of the bill on a 57-40 vote underlined the deep differ- ences between Congress and the White House over energy policy. While President Ford wants to raise fuel prices to enc...…
…Gulag I By PAUL HASKINS In the midst of all the hoopla over the joint U.S.-Soviet mis- sion in space, the Russian ex- patriate Alexander Solzhenit- syn has provided the one dis- senting voice - a role he'd al- ready achieved expert status in - over the whole affair. Just about everybody inyolv- ed in this latest extraterreutial activity, from the lowliest NASA technocrat to the sulkiest Pra- vda copy controller to the cos- monaut/astronaut-sta...…
…Thursday, July 17, 19'75 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fire ,Art fairs: Exhibitors earn their daily bread (Continued from Page 3) incorporation of the newer F ree Art Fair and the carnival at- mosphere. "It's gotten to be the thing to do-go to the zoo and the art fair," one cynic says. "I DON'T think there is any reason why I really come," says long time exhibitor Joyce Jones. "People come through here, walk around and out. They don't see anyth...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 17, 1975 States Ihterntr, .: F. vi:{:'{i.: Cvv} fo0r m arijuana use Victorious bull A would-be matador is hooked and flown in the air by his opponent in the last day of Spain's annual running of the bulls Monday in Pamplona. The festival, a 400-year-old tradition, resulted in the death of one man and scores of injuries. I! - - _______ By G. G. LaBELLE Associated Press writer A Maine legislator ...…
…Thursday, July 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Senate passes oil bill but Varne blasts prices will rise by Sept. - - - (Continued from Page 3) raise controlled oil prices. t "- exploring allegations that the big oil companies created gaso- line shortages during the first week of July in order to justify price increases of up to three cents a gallon. Zarb said FEA has no evi- dence to indicate such actions, but conceded several compani...…
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…Thursday, July 17, 1975 ALCLASSIFIEDS (Continued from Page 8) MUSICAL MDSE., COMPONENT STEREO FOR SALE Small Advent speakers, Sansi amp. PE turntable, otherthings, tool 994-3072 or come Sat., July 19 to 902 Baldwin, 9-9. 36X719 SHURE microphone sale now in pro- gress. Apollo MusicC enter, 769-1400. FOR SALE-Fender Precision bass, all black with hard shell case. $275 or will trade for Gibso EB-3 bass. Cal 62-3969. 21X717 GIBSON SO electric guit...…
…Page Ten THfE MICHIGAN -DAILY Thursday, July 17, 1975 Apolo, Soyuz ready for docking (Continued from vage l) It was the final orbital change for the Soyuz before the space- craft rendzvous, but the Ameri- can astronauts face a series of maneuvers which will gradually catch up with the Soviet craft. THE W I D E L Y separated spacecraft beamed to earth simultaneous telecasts showing their life in orbit. "We have gotten accustomed to it," sai...…
…Thursday, July 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven . . . .. Tigers By GOOFER DILL for it to Well, I'll bet you just 'bout kind o' give up on them ol' Tigers, huh. But it'l Laughin' at 'em when they was does 'm down. Sayin' that a bunch of ol' ya all ' ladies could whup 'em. Betrayin' SURE them with all sorts of slander earlier1 'bout how they was too young given u and uncompilent. Some loyal middle fan you were. 'n my g Now you can jus...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 17, 1975 A thietes battle in the courts Forbes' defense rests . Rozelle Rule challenged MINNEAPOLIS (P) - Dave Forbe the Boston Bruins took the witr stand in his own defense yesterday told the jury he did not use the butt of his hockey stick to attack He Boucha of the Minnesota North S in a game last Jan. 4. The defense rested after Forbes' timony on the seventh day of a t in which he is char...…
…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 42-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 17, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages IRS bends under pressure WASHINGTON (M) - The Internal Revenue Service (IRS), under almost constant pressure from the White House, knuckled under occasionally when the administration tried to harass President Nixon's enemies or protect his friends, according to documents in the hands of cogressional investigators. The newly releas...…
…Page ) wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY In the news this morning International LONDON - A British doctor's claim that babies were conceived in test tubes and then placed in their mothers' wombs raised con- fusion and doubt in British medical circles yesterday. Dr. Douglas Bevis, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Leeds, said Monday three babies had been conceived in this way, one of them in Britain. Bevis personally was not...…
…Wednesday, July 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Tree Wednesday, July 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Makarios reported heading to U. N. after Cypriot coup ny The Asiotdiad Press Archbishop Makarios, the d e p o s e d president of Cyprus, arrived last night on the island of Malta and was reported ready to fly to the United Nations, where the Security Council was meeting to dis- cuss the overthrow of his regime. Cypros' atmbassadot...…
…Atlanta potpourri: Politics, prejudice By DAVID STOLL ATLANTA, GA. - When a p r o g r e s s i v e, fast-grow- ing American city is success- fully attracting conventions, in- ternational trade and organized crime, what could he more un- seemly than a black mayor and a white police chief at each other's throats? Crowds of an- gry black citizens marching through the streets, being at- tacked by club-swinging police- men mounted on horses? Atlan-...…
…Wednesday, July 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Wednesd6y, July 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page FIve Johannesen: Uneven4 By CHARLES SMITH tionships and the way in which brought out the best in these Last Monday evening, Grant Johannesen projects them. Of- pieces, generating a great deal Johannesen gave a recital of ten one well-played gesture is of excitement and bringing German and French piano music succeeded by another, equally ...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 17, 1974 1 TH /IIIA ALYWdedaJlv1,17 Moe h a o h ay or! Wh ay oe h adM r I 1-STO P -SHOPPERS SPECIALS PRICES GOOD THIRU SAT., JULY 20, 1974 Meijer Reserves the Right to Limit Quantities According to Specified Limits. No Sales to Dealers, Institutions, or Distributors. I RON WE YE ALL NUDE PANTY HS5E Sheer from toe to waist REG. 87c SAVE 30c 57!. LADIES' DEPT. ECONOMY BLADEiUCKROAST 73...…
…Wednesday, July 17 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Wednesday, July 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pca9e Nine Westmoreland loses GOP primary bid (Continued from Page 3) state, but the GOP rejected me. Nobody likes to lose, but I will support Dr. Edwards in No- vember." The 60-year-old retired gen- eral carried 40 of the state's 46 counties, but with the light Re- Tradesmen, 'U' reach tagreement (Continued from Pages) Michigan Employment Re...…
…Page I en THE MCHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 17, 1974 Page len THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 17, 1974 House judiciary d WASHINGTON (; - Partisan N.J.) announced that the im- committee will complete the de- maneuvering within the Hlouse peachment inquiry staff will bate and vote on articles of im- Judiciary Committee increased present proposed articles of im- peachment by the end of next yesterday as the panel moved peachment to the com...…
…Wednesdoy, July 17, 1974- THE MICHIGN DALY Page Eleven Wednesday, July 17, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven W. Hayes recuperated; Returns to active duty By The Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio - Woody Hayes goes back to ,xork Mon- day. And the 61-year-old Ohio State University football coach has lost none of his fiery spirit. I'll coach. You're damned right, I'll coach," vowed the Buckeyes' leader for the un- precedented 23 seasons, re-...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Wednesday, July 17, 1974 Poge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wedneadoy, July 17. 1974 r Sox homers, Kaat's hurling bury Tigers YPSI OPENER Wheels host Blazers From Wire Service Reports CHICAGO-The Chicago White Sox p o u n d e d Tiger Mickey Lolich for eight hits, including three home runs and two doubles, for an easy 6-0 victory over Detroit. last night at White Sox Park. Lefthander Jim Kaat, 10-6, stymied t...…
…THE Summer Daily Vol. LXXXIII, No. 41-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, July 17, 1973 Ten Cents Twelve Pages resi Pres 1nt aa qIe say Sixon offices bugge Tapes may hold key to Watergate WASHINGTON (Ri-A former as- sistant to President Nixon said yes- 611 terday the President had listening devices in his offices and on his telephones that would havye recorded - conversations with' Watergate fig- ures John Dean, H. R. Haldeman, w John Ehrlichm...…
…Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY. Tuesday, July 17, 1973 Hearings, the early morning place to be WASHINGTON iPi - At the White House these days, the tourist line starts around 9 a. m. Across the street at the Washing- ton Monument, visitors queue up about 7:30. But to be first in line most days at the Watergate hearings, be there before 6 a.m. And un- less you're chummy with a sen- ator, related to a witness or sec- retary to his lawyer, once in...…
