…imore dies; Inal appeas aI Death spurs mixed campus response By LANI JORDAN Campus reaction to Gary Gilmore's execution yester- day morning was mixed. While there was neither strong support nor opposition to Gilmore's death, 'several stu- dents expressed disgust with what was termed "the curious sideshow" ,atmosphere of the execution. Although Gilmore was the first person in the U.S. put to death with the sanction of the law since 1967, U...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, JonEaary 18, 1977 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 18, 1977 Supreme Court stays Texas execution By AP and Reuter Feb. 16 and that Texas authori- eludes Texas, referred the re- tion ... on an expedited basis,"' television. It would be the firs The Supreme Court yesterday ties file a response to it by quest to the full court. Marshall said. televised electrocution in U. postponed the schedu...…
…Tuesday, January 18, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DALLY Page Three Tuesday, January 18, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Gilmore first executed in U. . since '67 (Continued from Page 1) chilly night outside the prison. A passerby threw an egg at a priest kneeling in prayer. THEY AND REPORTERS did not hear \the gunshots which killed Gilmore because the exe- cution took place in a onetime cannery, with cinderblock walls, deep inside the priso...…
… Eighty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109_ Tuesday, January 18, 1977 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Thedeathpenalty:Whi It take to awaken the pUbIc Little By BOB UPDEGRAFF and BOB UETZ TF YOU'RE a Big 10 football fan, yourself. The following .is going to But the truth USUALLY hurts. An truth in this case is: The Big 10 very bad football. Now please don't d...…
…A t &THE MICHIGAN DAILY rts & Entertainm ent Tuesday, January 18, 1977 Page Five r ! Altma By OWEN GLEIBERMAN and ANDREW KURTZMAN FOR THOSE who thought the Winter Term has nothing better to offer than chemistry labs an frostbite, UAC has prepared a Robert Altman film festival of exciting proportions. The festival fea tures all of Altman's films, including M*A*S*I and Nashville, plus personal appearances by All man, ElFiot Gould and an array...…
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…Tuesday, Janua y 18, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven FIVE HIT DOUBLE FIGURES: I Blue races past Iowa, 9- 75 By TOM CAMERON Michigan opened the game by "We got the big lead," said Special To The Daily scoring on its first eight posses- Orr, "but the big thing isl IOWA CITY - It was not just sions-including ten unanswered that we were able to increase another Michigan rout, but a points - to open a 15-4 lead in it after the half. That's ...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 18, 1977 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY [XES FORD PROPOSAL N1 IXES FORD PROPOSAL Attorneys continue battle Carter eager to establish own budget toabolishcapital punishme nt WASHINGTON 0?) - Presi- Carter won't write a complete- dent-elect Carter wants Con- ly new budget. gress to throw out large parts of But Stuart Eizenstat, his do- President Ford's budget and re- mestice policy adviser, ...…
…JOIN THE DAILY See Today for details £j STE. 43UU 1 aiig SNOW See Today for details Vol. LXXXV1II, No. 89 Ann Arbok, Michigan-Wednesday, January 18, 1978 Ten Cents WPages REGENTS' APPROVAL NE CESSAR Y Dormrent ma jum.4%in fall By RICHARD BERKE increases include a student labor cost Next year's dormitory rates will rise by 7.4 per cent if the Regents ap- prove a recommendation by the University Rate Study Committee next month. This means...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, January 18 1978-The Michigan Daily Jordan: 'State of black U :b'R>$i9?:' ;;:dF ''.§'a .2:XXS:CtR:A::RZ:R, k;<RA =:.:Y k xv,.+a,. Lxsx!.:i+ri i:"s..kcc,.a_ .«axx:.>..,...:...:.,..._..:.,.:.,,.,..,,......v.,..,v ............... ....., .._. _._... _. .S. is grim WASHINGTON (AP - The Nation- al Urban League, describing the state of black America as grim, said yesterday that the broad tax cut proposal being readied by Presiden...…
…-. _ ,_ The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 18, 1978-Page 3 OFFICIAL DOUBTS CONGRESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT: rp Park may oly implicate at few! 3 IC Y i S E E w W S M M C A L L J Y Join the Daily You've made the party scene, the bar scene, the movie scene, the pinball scene, the library scene, the sleep scene, and finally the boredom scene. Admit it, it's high time for a little change of pace. So why not check out one of the nifty informational m...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, January 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily tic ittiht6,an m3atij Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 89 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The elusive ten per cent AS EGYPTIANS RETURN TO MIDEAST Euphoria fizzles in Mideast A NOTHER JANUARY, and another report from the Office of Academic Affairs that black enrollment has fai...…
…/ Branden b urgs given quality performance By JEFFREY QUICK rHE THIRTEEN-MEMBER Ars Musica Baroque Orchestra aims to I present the second American performance of all Bach's Brandenburg Concerti on original instruments. Their concert Monday night at Rackham was a good beginning. No, not perfect. But it is rare enough to hear Baroque music pjayed with both spirit and taste that technical lapses can be for- given. The first work on the program, ...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, January 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily r;... IVU~ FOUND-Rectangular gold rim glasses in black pocket clip case on Oakland between Hill and Monroe Sunday afternoon. 764-8991. dA119 REWARD for return of Boston Terrier (toy bull- dog). Female, black and white, approx. 12 lbs., 1 blue eye, 1 year old. "Jiffy" lost on Fifth Ave. near Liberty Tuesday, Jan. 10, 3 p.m. Call 764- 7487 days and evenings; or 769-2241 evenings. Ask for Lee...…
…I The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 18, 1978-Page 7. New comp. program stirs reacti (Continued from Page 1) ment's undergraduate adviser. Coffin said he was not enthusiastic about writing being taught in the physics department: "This is a function that had been taken care of by one department. Our professors are not well qualified to teach English," he said. Still, to comply with the requirement, Coffin see two possibilities. A labora- ...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, January 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily Flash! Empty seats turning By SCOTT M. LEWIS "Here we are at jam- Crisler Arena, home of the Mb Wolverines basketball team. thused sportscaster Curt Gov January 8 at the Minnesota-Mi game. Jam-packed, eh, Curt? A quick glance around Cri that Sunday afternoon indicat the basketball house was ,jam-packed." In fact, the attendance fell at least one thi short of capacity (13,609). CSO WHERE AR...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 18,1978-Page 9 full court PRESS CONSIS TENCY KEYS SUCCESS: Chelic strives New cagers meshing.., .as Orr's team develops One of the main elements which has distinguished the successful basketball coaches from their cellar dwelling counterparts is the ability to interject new, inexperienced ballplayers into an established system and come out with a winning product year after year. John-Wooden's record of ...…
…10-Wednesday, January 18 1978-The Michigan Daily SELECTION PROCESS MAY CHANGE: 4 71y~14 ki1I[ci MSA to hold referendum I 9 0 I S L t_ I' I F Lk I P 39dpttn 1~ a1g By MARK PARRENT Michigan Student Assembly last night voted to hold a special campus- wide referendum on a proposed amend- ment altering the composition of the As- sembly. Central Student Judiciary (CSJ) ruled the present composition of the body unconstitutional, and a...…
…Attend Mass Meeting at the DAILY tonight r~ir i1u :434hr1 STUDENT UNION See editorial page BRIGHTER High-25 Low-to See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 90 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday,, January 18, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages Lesbian mother wins custody By KEVIN ROSEBOROUGH Margareth Miller's two and one-half year battle for custody of her daughter Jillian ended yesterday when the Michigan Supreme Court, in a lan- dmark deci...…
…Page 2-Thursday, January 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily Lesbian wins child custody case (Continued from Page w Carter gives vote of confidence to Iran The case went to the Court of Appeals for the first time in January, 1978, where a three-judge panel ordered Judge Ziem to rehear the case. Judge Ziem returned the same decision after relating the facts of the case to Michigan's child custody statute which addresses the emotional well-being of ,...…
…k"' ,d a5 4 . I f ro s a *. s s FYCUSEE NSMCPM L Y A shakey star The Daily has learned, through numerous street sources, that Ann Arbor's own Shakey Jake is peddling copies of his very own cassette tape recording-"The Greatest Hits of Shakey Jake." The Daily had hoped to use this space to review this classic collection, but a citywide search of all of Jake's known hangouts has as of yet failed to turn up either a copy of the rare tape or eve...…
…Page 4-Thursday, January 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily Rocky as: ore is e to come By Dan sRose water supply of nearby Broomfield, Colorado. The their actions. The case is under appeal. The "truth force" if the court engages in speculation, possibilities, or and Pauline Toole plutonium-soaked farmland is currently being razed and promises further activities. conjecture." The plutonium trigger device for every nuclear shipped to Idaho for disposal...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, January 18, 1979#--Page 5' o ..-W w , Photos by Andy Freeberg " t Q t 4 rt } ' . Starting from the top left moving clockwise: Daniel Ellsberg,-one of the ten defendants and their chief spokesperson. The Rocky Flats …
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, January 18, 1979-Page 7 Futurestarving artists honored Hot Koko served at the Earle d~ By ERIC ZORN "It's pleasant to win," smiled David Berkman, top prize winner in the Hopwood Underclassmen Awards Contest for Creative Writing. NBerkman, a talented LS&A sophomore who is also a jazz pianist interested in musical composition, took away $250 from yesterday's award ceremony for his portfolio of "Six Poems." Befor...…
…Page 8-Thursday, January 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily Dreams of a rookie icer Blue goalie Mason has heart set on pro career Tangled UpIn Blue By BILLY SAHN Dreams. We all have them. In our younger days, most of us had fantasies of playing in the major leagues, com- peting in the Olympics or some other, facet of organized sports. Yet, how many of us are able to realize our dreams? Freshman goal tender Peter Mason is no weekend athlete. Sinc...…
…The ichganDail-Thrsdy, Jnuay 1. 199-Pge 1 The Michigan Daily-Thursday, January 18, 1979-Page 9 SMITH DECLARED ELIGIBLE Sporadic cagers ace winless NU By GEOFF LARCOM The Wolverines have an identity crisis to solve in Evanston tonight, and if their Dr. Jekyll side doesn't finally win out, last place and Big Ten oblivion are right around the corner. The inconsistent Michigan cagers must deal with victory-hungry North- western, in attempting to...…
…Page 10-Thursday, January 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily By MARY F AR ANSKI Since Proposal D raised Michigan's drinking age to 21 about four weeks ago, the law has caused "confusion" for bar owners, according to State Senator Jackie Vaughn III (D-Detroit). ~ Legally, bars cannot keep adults (those 18 and over) from their premnises, even if they just come to 4ance or listen to the entertainment. $ome bars, however, are protecting t,hemselves by e...…
