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…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 46-S Wednesday, July18, 1979 Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents President's Cabinet offers resignations Reports say Carter asked aides to quit From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-President Carter received offers of resigna- tion from his entire Cabinet and senior White House staff yester- day in a stunning effort to revive his troubled presidency. Some reports indicated that Carter requested the resignations. A formal White Ho...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily GOV. GRAHAM SIGNS DEATH WARRANT Florida prisoner to get electric chair FrmUPI and AP TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-Gov. Bob Graham signed the fifth death warrant of his administration yesterday, or- dering convicted murderer Howard Virgil Lee Douglas to die in Florida's electric chair next week. Execution wasset for7a.m. July 26.' John Spenkelink, the first prisoner put to death in the United States in m...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Page 3 U housin program aims to cut costs By TIM YAGLE panel composed of housing department supervisors. A Tanner said she is expecting many suggestions from Two University secretaries each received approxi- cost analysis is then made to determine how much part-time student employees, because "they are sharp mately $350 at an awards banquet yesterday in money can be saved if the suggestion is impleme...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily SALT --RY TALK ABOUT weapons ton- nage and firepower has led most Americans to drift away from the SALT II debate out of boredom and concern for more imminent matters such as energy. But the boredom or avoidance of morbid notions such as nuclear war cannot be ignored, considering that so many lives would be snuffed out at the push of a button. That very potential was the original impetus for ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Page 5 FIGHTING SURGES IN NICARAGUA President Anas of Sandinista gui Florida yesterda Somoza's succes apparently decid The successor, Nicaragua's leg prepared to fly ou At first, he was rebels. Thousand when the news of State Departmen Somoza resigns presidency national guard officers whom Somoza reli From AP and UPI new beginning in relations with Nicaragua. to spare them from possible retribution...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN REP'S 'HA Y FEVER' Comedy nothing to sneeze at By JOSHUA PECK Praise Heaven. There's a must-see show in the Summer Rep season, and Noel Coward's Hay Fever is it. Kay Long, who directed Travesties, putatively the best of last summer's of- ferings, has again emerged as the most gifted of the season's directorial stock with a production that is keen and smart, almost perfectly cast, wit...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Page 7- IN WAKE OF CARTER'S ENERGY SPEECH House panel OKs standby gas rationing WASHINGTON (AP)-The House tion on any of the measures outlined by subject to congressional veto. W.Va.), committee chairman Commerce Committee moved yester- Carter in his new plan for dealing with Under this section, he could set state- thinks the rationing bill h day to give President Carter the stan- national energy sc...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesc Increased reliance on nuclear fuel debated By BETH PERSKY Two local anti-nuclear activists ob- jected to President Carter's announ- cement to continue relying on nuclear energy, while two University nuclear engineers said it is essential to meet the nation's energy needs. Monday, Carter said in his Kansas City speech that nuclear energy, "must play an important role in the United States to insure our energy future."...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigon Daily Council revises By JOHN GOYER and PATRICIA HAGEN Owners to set si City Council Monday night passed long-awaited revisions to Ann Arbor's franchise fee a buyer of the system cable television ordinance, allowing a would have to pay the city. The new or- company running the city's-fable TV dinance, however, requires that as the system to set its own subscriber rates. system makes more money, a c...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Page 11 Ford, UAW kick off contract negotiations DETROIT (UPI) - Economically crucial auto industry contract talks began in a lighthearted mood yesterday at Ford Motor Co. in stark contrast with an angry bargaining session a day earlier at General Motors Corp. Without going into specifics, United Auto Workers (UAW) union officials gave Ford executives an outline of demands for wage increases, shorte...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily AMERICAN LEAGUE SUFFERS, 7-6 NL makes last minute comeback SEATTLE (AP)-Lee Mazilli of the New York Mets slugged a pinch home run to tie the game in the eighth inning, then drew a bases-loaded walk to force home the winning run in the ninth as the National League defeated the American League 7-6 last night for its eighth straight All-Star Game victory. Ryan struck out the first two NL bat- t...…

… -michigan DAILY Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 45-S Tuesday, July 18, 1978 Sixteen Pages I __._ l Tentatweart Daily Photo by JOHN KNOX ENGINEERING STUDENTS TEST the art fair's Super Umbrella at the corner of South University and East University. The coverning will protect an informa- tion booth from foul weather during the fair, which begins tomorrow. PEACE TALKS BEGIN TODAY: U.S. will urge Israeli LONDON (AP) - The Un...…

… Page 2-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily Couneil OK's EDC on split vote By BRIAN BLANCHARD who compared the EDC to University could be raised as a result of the DDA. was proposed by Council n City Council last night passed a recruitment policy. Sheldon observed Just as Latta had earlier argued the David Fisher (R-Fourth War resolution, 7-4, to establish an that the University is selective in its EDC might run out of control, Councilme...…

…The Michigan Dolly-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-Page 3 Pro remembers native USSR By MICHAEL ARKUSH sentencing dissidents Anatoly Shcharansky and changes which they need badly, it might Lev Lifshitz-Losev has a dream. He sees himself Aleksandr Ginzburg. He called the action part of a more effective way of pressuring them," he back in his native Russia with all his friends and fellow Soviet plan to crack down on dissidents and dissuade Since the Cart...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, Jule 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily A f 4michigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Ml. 48109 Vol. LXXXV1II, No. 45-S News Phone: 764-0552 Tuesday, July 18, 1978 The black market: A way of lje in Burma Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Women need clear state abortion policy GOVERNOR MILLIKEN faces a bill this week that would limit a woman's right to a state-pa...…

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…Page 6-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily RECORDS Zappa In New York Frank Zappa Warer Bros.2D 2200 Zappa In New York, an indescribably bland record of several concert per- formances in late 1976, contains a ren- dition of "Sofa*l," the marvelous, richly-textured instrumental off of One Size Fits All. The new version is strip- ped of its orchestral density, relies on a thin, wailing wax to carry the melody, and is so enervated that it s...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-Page 7 Strikes continue i four cities By The Associated Press Philadelphia's nearly 20,000 municipal employees intend to continue their strike until they get a wage hike com- parable to one reently awarded city policeofficers, union leaders said yesterday. Their statement came on the fourth day of the walkout. In Louisville, Ky., one back-to-work order was overturned on a technicality but replaced soo...…

…AP Photo EIGHT MEMBERS at the Economic Summit in Bonn, Germany take time out to observe sights of the city presented by West German President Walter Scheel (pointing). Summit leaders (Continued from Page 1) in the summit communique. They said they would hold another summit next year, but did not say where. Schmidt, host of the summit, said a follow-up meeting of officials of the seven nations would be held later this year to monitor how well...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-Page 9 Shcharai WASHINGTON (AP) - The wife of Soviet Jewish dissident Anatoly Sh- charansky called on Congress yester- day to take concrete actions against the Soviet Union on behalf of her husband, who was sentenced last week to 13 yearsat hardslabor for treason. "Probably the Soviet Union does not understand words," Avital Shcharan- sky said in an appearance on Capitol Hill. "It is our turn to act; ...…

…Page 10-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily Old West myths shot down STOCKTON, Calif. (AP)-Historians IIT/ , came with their six-guns drawn to the and Lawmen Association, and when it was over, some dearly held Old West myths lay in the dust, shot full of holes. . . Was Jesse James really the chivalrous Robin Hood he was painted th to nudge a few myths off their to be? Or was he actually a vicious ban- pedestals. dit whose bite was fully...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-Page 11 African Unity summit toopen amidconfict KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) - The Chad. 15th annual summit conference of Somalia urged the OAU yesterdayt African leaders opens here today amid agree to a referendum of the ethni clamors for the ouster of foreign troops Somali inhabitants of the Ogade from the troubled continent and giving them a chance to determin renewed demands for international their own fu...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-Page 13 (Continued from Page 121 HEPW N E PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION in the design and handcrafting of fine steel string guitaen and dul- Student Seevices assistant wanted for meek-study timers. All tools and materialsavailable. T. White. jab Na. 638. 20 hones pe eek, morning or after- Bons 171, Stockbridge, Mich. 49285. 52X729 noon. Calf Mike at 763-2203 or995-2158. 11H715 ---------~- _-_ RETAIL MANAGE...…

…Page 14-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily Angolan guerrillas predict fall o A AP NEWSANALYIA dozenSoviet generals reortedly dozens of Angolan rebel leaders who KINSHASA, 7aire-Angolan guerrilla leaders here confidently predict the Marxist government to Luanda, prop- ped up by the Soviet Union and protec- ted by Cuban troops, will suffer a similar fate to that of U.S.-backed South Vietnam. The leaders believe that, like the Americans ...…

…AP Photo HAVE SPORTS seasons begun to overlap so much that one man plays baseball and hockey ... at the same time? No, it's Dave Parker of the Pirates,\who donned a goalie's mask to protect a cheekbone fracture. Broken bones can't stop Pirates' Parker PITTSBURGH (AP)-He's very big, very good, and very earnest about baseball, which he's now playing with an assortment of rigged up facemasks and a wired up cheekbone. That's why Dave Parker, sixt...…

…Page 16-Tuesday, July 18, 1978-The Michigan Oaily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Rose rolls on as Reds rally, 8-6 By The Associated Press CINCINNATI - George Foster drove in five runs with two homers and scored the eventual winning run, while Pete Rose extended his hitting streak to 30 games as the Cincinnati Reds rallied to defeat the Montreal Expos 8-6 last night. Rose slapped a single into right field in the fifth inning. The hit gave Rose 3,082 for...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 44-S Ann Arbor, Michigon-Friday, July 18, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages U.S., Soviets unite in space Apollo-Soyuz crafts linkup SPACE CENTER, Houston (/)-Ameri- can and Soviet s p a c e m e n hurdled decades of bitter competition and cold war on earth to dock in space yesterday. They met with handshakes, bear hugs and big grins. Astronast Thomas Staffordeand rosm naut Alexei Leonov greeted each other with a wa...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY y Friday, July 18,1975 TV In the ton~ght International 6:00 2 4 7 11 13 News NAHA, Okinawa - Japa 9 Bewitched--Comedy BW prince and princess were na 20 It Takes a Thief- sed by gasoline bombs dur 2 B News-smith/ strations expressing Okinaw. Reasoner tent with mainland Japan. In 30 lectrc Company rival radical groups clashe 30 4 13 NBC News-Smith/ turning from separate rallies Reasoner airport. They had been pro 9 I...…

…Friday, Jul 8, 1975 T HE MICHIGAN DALY Page ~ t tree CityDems behind on rent control By DAVID WHITING I He said, "I've been working on it (the ity Council Democrats are behind committee) and getting a list together," schedule in getting a rent control or- VU Ie 333 Ml lull 151a p. rI but added that he had not finished lay- dinance on the books - a political vow ing -out "what we want the committee made during last April's elections. city re...…

…THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL COM& THE OPENING OTOFH CAMPAIGN4 '5MMT k-14 LETTERS: uppresseGhandi crific needs support To The Daily: Perhaps even more disgusting IN RECENT weeks, Indira tn the predictable class be- nIN rcNToweeko ndira-trayals of the various Indian Ghandi's crackdown on her par- Stalinist tendencies is the crim- liamentary opponents has drawn inal abandonment of tha's de- attention to that country. Prior fense by his own party. nJa...…

…Friday, Juty1$,975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 18, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Happenings . Love and Death-(Briarwood, Music School - "Midsummer all w eek Cinema II) Woody Allen's latest Pops," carillon recital, Hudson release, hailed by critics to be Ladd, Burton Tower, 7-8 p.m. COMMERCIAL CINEMA his best, spoofs the Napoleonic THEATRE Devil's Rain - (Campus) - wars and those who wrote about The Janitors - RC Summer starring Eddie Alber...…

…Page, Six . -THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday,.July 18, 1975 City Council Dems fail to meet Jury sequestered over July 1st rent control deadline witness' mysterious death (Continued from Page 3) However, Wheeler was unsure how many people would be on the committee. "There is a maximum figure of 15 . . . but I'm hoping it comes out to 11." Councilwoman C a r o1 Jones (D-Second Ward), who was re- elected in April, admitted Wed- nesday she had faile...…

…Friday, July 18, 1975 President meets with 'U' interns (Continued from Page 3) ident displayed his celebrated arguing that "politics is not as informalIty by grinning delight- dirty as you think," a standard edy and immediately assenting theme of his before youth when Representative M a r v i n groups. Esch (R-Ann Arbor) suggested HE ENCOURAGED the in- that the interns should have a terns to continue their involve- pool party at the newly-com...…

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…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' tuition hike expected today" Friday, July 18, 1975 Record number of cities show high unemployment (Continued from Page 1) say anything else would really be asking for trouble." The hike comes in the face of a state appropriations package falling almost $27 million below the University's original request last winter. ALTHOUGH the $109.8 milliojs state budget is still subject to formal approval by the state Ho...…

…Friday, July 18, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Doge Eleven FrdyJly1, 95T HEMCIA ~L aeEee Juryre, By The Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS - The assault trial of Dave Forbes went to the jury yesterday in a case marking the first time a proessional athlete has been taken to criminal court in the United States for an incident that occurred during a sports con- test. The jury of seven men and five women re- ceived the case shortly before noon. Forbes, 2...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 1 8, 197 5 Tigers split*with Chisox uvau nto ov E tvcNr~v~ FORMER MICHIGAN great Dennis Franklin, a sixth-round draft pick of the NFL Detroit Lions, signed a contract with them yesterday. Although a quarterback for Wolverine coach Bo Schembechler, he will be tried at wide receiver. 'Dennis Franklin inks Wift Detroit Lions DETROIT-The Detroit Lions completed the signing of their 1975 draft choices...…

…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 43-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 18, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages j..Explosion rips through Tower of London, 36 ~u. turist hur THE ART FAIR provides entertainment for everyone. Seven year old John Kennedy explored a locomotive constructed by Merill "Sonny" Dalton. The engine is made from flute parts and other found items. Hundreds fl ck to see By BARBARA CORNELL It's that time of the year again. Ann ...…

…Thursday, July 18, 1974 n the news International LISBON, Portugal - President Antonio de Spinola, who came to power 10 weeks ago in a coup that ended nearly 50 years of dic- tatorship, announced yesterday the formation of a new Portuguese government dominated by military officers. Spinola, a general, said Premier Vasco Goncalves, a colonel, had se- lected a 15-member cabinet made up of eight officers plus a civilian coalition that included th...…

…Thfursday, July 13; 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PaeThrees Makarios blames Greece in instigating Cyprus junta Tradeworkers end walkout, accept contract By JEFF SORENSEN A three-week-old University trade- workers' strike ended yesterday as mem- bers of the Washtenaw Building and Con- struction Trades Council "unanimously' ratified a new contract. "WITh THE ratification, union mem- bers are expected back to work this morning," said University Per...…

…I DM Nt6TRb tlOr.1 Tb SCJRf&P 300 Oi D N*vy S44W6. -- t4" I T&M r / x f i Za" THE j Michigan Daily ' Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Thursday, July 18, 1974, News -Phone :764-0552 Cyprus coup reveals international muddle 4 GAIN IN A DISTANT portion of the globe where the British Empire once 'muddled through,' a crisis erupts. Like turbulent Northern Ireland, Cyprus's recent coup has secular undertones, but unlike ...…

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…AP Photo Going my way? Billy Graham, a man who supposedly has the inside track with the powers that be, addresses an international conference on evangelism Tusday night in Lausanne, Switzerland. The preacher and close friend of President Nixon was named honorary chair- man of the convention, held in the resort area. amybetten Probably not. All things considered you do what you do pretty doggone well. After all, no one has taken your job. And y...…

…Thursday, July 18, 1974. House Watergate panel nears end of investigation 1ve WASHINGTON ('P) - The would arrange for the trial. re House Judiciary Committee is Presidential attorneys probab- bi holding to a schedule for its im- ly would ask considerable time ni peachment inquiry that could to prepare their case, up to ne produce a final vote in com- two months. Senate Democrats mittee between July 26 and have talked in terms of two ' July 30....…

…Page Ten THE MiCheiAN DAILY Thursday, July 18, 1974 Fair brings hundreds to town Around A2 (Oontinued from Page 1) THE FREE Arts Fair is open to anyone who has the patience to wait in line for a permit. One woman waited for six hours and said she heaved a sigh of relief when she obtained one )f the last permits handed out. Edwards advocates the Free Arts Fair primarily because he knows the hardships of an art merchant. "Anyone trying to m...…