…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 17, 1975 page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 17, 1975 .rrr. . . ,, 1 -f,,r,: WJ#7AM N'I f" ... wU FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557-10 A./M.-4 P.M. /MONDAY-FRIDAY 1- vww/IwI FOR RENT FOR SALE USED CARS, AVAILABLE NOW, 1-bdrm. furnish- KING-SIZED WATERBED with 1965 MUSTANG, engine good condi- jU ncontracted Classifiei ed apt. 2 blocks from campus. 995- heater, oak f...…
…Friday, October 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Friday, October 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven W EAT HE R UNDE RGROUND: Authorities identify leaders of RD bombing tactics Jesus Christ-Outer Space cult ,Continued from Page 1) DIRECTOR Emile de Antonio' said in the interview that Dohrn, est Jeffrey Carl Jns aheBu bor, and was a member here of the Jesse James Gang, a net-' work which later became known as Weatherman.) Th...…
…Page Elgin THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 17 1975 ~'age EigHt THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 17, 1975 THE ANN ARBOR TEACH-IN Presents Hearts and Minds The Academy Award winning documen- tary on the American consciousness that led to our involvement in Vietnam. --ALSO-- THE ZAPRTDEH FILM ; Sat., Oct. 18-MLB 3I 7:30 & 9:30 p.m. All Proceeds Go To Ann Arbor Teach-In, Nov. 2, 3, & 4 STUDENTS don't have to be SHEEP --- You can make a ...…
…Cridcay, October 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Vriday, October 17, 1975 THE MICH!GAN DAILY Page Nine PEREZ POWERS REDS TO 6-2 WIN Listen to U-M Football This Fall Avr Gullett stifles Bea town Boys By The Associated Press the outfield, setting up two zun- CINCINNATI - Tony Perez ners for Perez' shot aguinst the shattered a Series' long slump facing of the second deck in left with a pair of home runs and center. the Cincinnati...…
…gage Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 17, 1975 Man slain In prison Tech H ifi Only guate * t that no St( dealer offel seTices Si OUpriCes. you 0 ?reo ring milar Or to ours will beat well pay you back the i diference. Iower struggle TRENTON, N.J. (P) - A pow- er struggle between inmates be- longing to different Black Mus- lim factions resulted in the stab- bing death of one man and in- juries to six others at Trenton St...…
…INDIRA CONFONED Sir Dait~ HUMID High70-7 Vol. LXXXVI, No. 12 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesdoy, September 17, 1 975 Ten Pages p1 us Supplement Ten Cents Ten I *1 'r'~rA~s HAPfNcALLZDM1Y Football traffic There's more to a home football game than 11 big Wolverines rushing to carry a pigskin into the end zone. First, you've got to get about 90,000 fans into the stadium, and that may not be easy this Saturday. Construction on the Saline ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 17, 1975' THE ICHGAN AIL Wenesdy, eptmber17,191 . . . . . . . : . . . : . . . . . . . . Colby admits CIA develo pe (Continued from Page 1) identified the other two involv- ed in the action, taken without the knowledge of superiors, as. David Boston, his project offic- er, and Alex Batlin, a techni- cal consultant- COLBY said the program be- tween 1952 and 1970 to develop the poisons was pr...…
…Wednesday, September 17, 1975 THE MICHIuAN DAILY Page Three Wednesday, September 17, 1975 THE M!CH~GAN DAILY sPaae Th#rVe V BUDGET OFFICE RELEASES REPORT: U.S. faces unemploy high prices in years WASHINGTON (om) - The United States is pulling out of the worst recession since the 1930s, but Americans face un- employment and high prices for years to come, the Congression- al Budget Office said yesterday. The budget office, Congress' cou...…
… +iieta Stan Thazi Eighty-Five Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The elusive Wednesday, September 17, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Keepig up with Indira By TOM ALLEN RECENT TESTIMONY before the House Committee inves- tigating the activities of the Central Intelligence Agency lends a new perspective to the heated controversy that has surrounded that or...…
…Wedmesdoy, September 17, 1 975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wedr'~esdoy, September 17, 1 ~75 THE MICHIGAN DAILY pm""P"" SCULPTURE EXHIBITION Indoor, outdoor art dazzles By LISA BAYLIS Sculpture has a special gift for timeless communication: in an actual three - dimensional form, the sculptor attempts to render a tangible conception of life as he knows it. Last night, the School of Art's Museum opened its First In- vitational Sculpture Exhibition,...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 17, 1975 .mil -f '-I i4el II!, II, FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557-10 A.M.-4 P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY ..A. . .:.:. Uncontracted Classified Rates WORDS 0-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 31-35 36-40 41-45 46-50 1 1.15 1.40 1.65 1.90 2.15 2.40 2.65 2.9( 3.15 2 3 4 5 6 add. I ROOM AND BOARD SAVE TIME and MONEY. Space for' one woman student in International Co-op. Call Tom or Ca...…
…Wednesday, September 17, 1975 U to asI FORMER NIXON AIDE SPEAKS: THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Pag Sve .... - . .... .. ... I Adh --mmlr-- -.- Awk 1% slash in budget (Continued from Page 1) I Economics department Chair- man Harold Shapiro, who pre- sides over the Budget Priorities Committee was not encouraged by the impending cuts. He main- tained, "it will not be possible, with current revenues, to main- tain a quality program at this U...…
…Pae Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 17, 1975 Intramurals face space age By ENID GOLDMAN .I After far too many years of battling the crowds at the an- tiquated IM building on Hoov- er Street, students and faculty will soon be able to pursue their recreational, intramural, and club sport interests in two new, spacious facilities. The new IM structures, which will be ready for use by Sep- tember 1, 1976, are the only ones to be ...…
…Wednesday, September 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Nine Wednesday, September 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _Q;e N .n HITS 7 FOR 7 IN 22-0 WIN: Stennett paces I PITTSBURGH'S RENNIE STENNETT is being congratulated by his teammates after seven for seven in the game against the Cubs yesterday. He was lifted for a pinchj here, after tripling in the eighth inning. The Pirates won by a rather comfortab score, with every player in the li...…
…I Rage Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 17, 1975 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY ORDER SOUND CENTER BACK TO SCHOOL ORM. SPECIAL! Sinai pact faces delay Judge cuts Fromme's bail - (Continued from Page 1) ernment." Ford had asked for Congress' approval by the end of this week of committing 200 U.S. tech- nicians to monitor the Israeli-j Egyptian peace in the Sinai Peninsula. BUT Rep. William Broomfield of Michigan, ranking Repu...…
…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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…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. LXXXV, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 17, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Co uni rejrcts police .con tract By ANN MARIE LIPINSKI City Council last night voted down a contract negotiated between city offi- cials and Teamster Union bargainers for law enforcers which would have cost Ann Arbor $50,000 more than this year's fiscal budget had alloted for the city police department. The city must now go into arbitrati...…
…}roge fwo THE MICHIGAN DALLY Tuesday, June 17, 197' t'age two THE MICHIGAN DAILY tuesday, June 17, 19~ in the news today International LONDON - A county officil suggest- ed yesterday that Americans b. banned from staying in small guesthouses in his southwest England district because they bathe too much. Roy Hendy made the remark after hearing that six Ameri- cans who registered in an old cottage all wanted hot baths both morning and nigh...…
…Tuesday, Jute 17, 1 9.5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three NEW BILLS WOULD RESTRICT PATIENT RELEASE State may alter"mental health code By BILL TURQUE Recent murder charges against two former Ypsilanti State Hospital patients, Gary Addison Taylor and John McGee, have sharpened statewide focus on pend- ing legislation which would tighten re- lease guidelines for mental patients and broaden criteria for commitment to state institutions. The propos...…
…LETTERS: Mid-August best time for walkout To The Daily: now, as well as in the Fall - page and be effective anytime. would be a more desirable time. the staff is out of work the bet- WHEN THE wheels began to the time, day, or month maxes Why not get it togerber and It seems simple-minded to me ter. University immobility would turn and University clericals no difference. strike when all or the majority to put an implicit faith in a be greatest ...…
…Tuesday, June 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN GAILY Page Five Paul McCartney's 'Venus and Hayes hits plays Mars:' Where did the By DANIEL BRIDGES Record review: Paul Mc- Cartney's "Venus and Mars" It's been more than half a decade now since the breakup of the Beatles and the same question that was in many peo- ple's minds is still unanswered today: can the Beatles continue their musical magic as solo ar- tists? At the time, it appeared as if Ms cCa...…
…Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesdoy, June 17, 1971 Poge ix TE MIHIGA DAIY TuedayJune17,.... 7 Faculty members must approve Castro agrees to return revisions in CSSG proposals $2 million hijack ransom By SUSAN ADES University faculty members, at yesterday's Senate Assem- bly meetings, supported a num- ber of revisions made in the re- port of the Commission to Study Student Governance (CSSG), which had asked earlier for full stulent voting...…
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…Tuesday, June 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Tuesday, June 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Daily Classifieds Police harassment of band probed (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS WANTED PROFESSIONAL VOCALIST seeks bard rock and roll band. 50's thru 70's. Carolyn Moon. 663-9128. 990618 TRANSPORTATION RIDER WANTED to NW Wyoming. Leave 614. 662-8945. 14G607 PETS AND SUPPLIES HO-Ni --- - ---- --- - HOME NEEDED for nice eat. Ca 663...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 17, 1975 Watergate fades into history three years after the break-in W A S H I N G T 0 N (UPI) - On the third anniversary of the Watergate breakin, about the only place in Washington you can hear anyone talk about it regularly is on the set of 4 movie being shot on location. At the federal courthouse, just off Pennsylvania Avenue, the third and final Watergate grand jury still hears witnes- ses. Bu...…
…,n Page Eleven Tuesday, June 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BUT C.J. NOW TOP LA. ROOKIE ABA From Wire Service Reports NEW YORK - The Denver Nuggets, last season's West Di- vision champions in the Ameri- can Basketball Association, took 7-foot Marvin Webster, the "Hu- man Fraser" from Morgan State, as the number one pick in yesterday's draft of college and high school players and ex- pressed confidence they could sign him. M n C.J. Kupec, Mich...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 17, 1975 Pag Tele TE.ICIGA...L TusdyJun 1, 97 A aya beaten Special To The Daily Michigan was concerned, but it Amaya and McNei CORPUS CHRISTI Texas - was hard to see. a 6-6 deadlock for Michigan's hopes of capturing Freddie DeJesus, seeded No. breaker. Amaya l adtest67and a second NCAA tennis title 12 humbled Armando Radera acdn tot - and e were dealt a severe blow yes- of New Mexico State 6-1,...…
…The Milchigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 9-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 17, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages 'U' blasts Cobb epot By DAN BIDDLE and SARA RIMER The University's highest officials yesterday presented a lengthy, de- tailed defense of their actions in the literary college (LSA) deanship crisis and branded the Affirmative Action Committee's probe of the Cobb affair "seriously defective" in its criticisms of the administration. In a jo...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 17, 1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 17, 1975 In the news National the appoi Natinalent Comr a , ed to con SAN DIEGO - "The sidewalks are ed.tFacon er. Fauri full of goya who ought to be castrated viepe for society's good and their own," re- vice pre tired Judge John Hewicker says. The Shlanig trouble is, said Hewicker, "the Catho- School of lic church and the psychiatrists oppose it...…
…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- ...…
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…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...…
