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…PIONEERS TALL Y WITH JUST 1 SECONDS LEFT: The Michigan Daily-Saturday, November 18, 1978-Page 1T Denver By BILLY SAHN A tough break. After battling back from a 5-3 deficit early in the ,third period, the Michigan icers finally succumbed to the Denver Pioneers by a score of 6-5. WITH 17 SECONDS left in the final period, left winger Vince Magnan grabbed a loose puck from Michigan's John Blum right after a face-off, and challenged Wolverine goa...…

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…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 …

…Page 6-Thursday, January 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily I EXCELLENT QUALITY Hitachi cassette recorder and like-new Polaroid instant camera. Call Doug ot 764-3097 afte 10 p.m. 01B120 MEAL CONTRACTS available at Friends Inter- notional Co-op. Good meals, conversation, ping- pong, study area, laundry and more. Prefer Grad students. 1416 Hill St. 761-7435. 95B120 FOR SALE-1971 Duster, new battery, excellent steel radials, good engine, $475. Call af...…

…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...…

…ow Don't forget to vote in tomorrow's primary election CITY PRIMARY See editorial page Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom 40 i RECUPERATING High-30 0 Low-5 ° to 100° See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX K, No. 117 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 18, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages olus Sonlemnt .. .. , . _ - -. ............. .e. vy...,. r...... .... . ,.v, .v..e,. U.S. URGES RESTRAINT Chinese launch Vietnam invasion ISR to gro...…

… Page 2-Sunday, February 18, 1979-Jhe Michigan Daily SYMPOSIUM ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE USSR THE SOVIET PERSPECTIVE ON DISSENT FEB. 19-21, 1979 University of Michigan *Public is invited *Free admission MONDAY, FEB. 19 7:30 P.M. Encapsulation of the Year's Events JERRY GOODMAN, Director, National Conference on Soviet Jewry 8:30 P.M. The Effect of Pressures from the West DAVID CHUDINOVSKY, Columbia University Q TUESDAY, FEB. 20 7:30 P.M. Censo...…

…VYOU SEE NWAPE nCAIL 4$tY Regental readout Though none of the Regents blew a fuse, at least one board member is worried about a mechanical coup at the University. While discussing the replacement of the Michigan Terminal System, the University's computer equipment, Deane Baker (R-Ann Arbor) noted that the recommendation included in the Regents' agenda was written by a computer. "Is this computer asking for bids (for a new com- puter)? Have we ...…

…Page 4-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily DECISION-MA KING A T THE 'U' Regents bow down to 'U' administration Last in a series The real role of the Regents The Board of Regents, is the official decison-making body of the University. Their most visible role is to hold mon- thly meetings, which are open to the public except when a strong legal case for privacy can be made. Most of their official business is conducted at these meeting...…

…AT NAT TRAL RESOURCES BALL: Dan ce By ERIC ZORN "This is a real 'good-ole time,"' sparkled a young "Lumberjill" at Friday night's Paul Bunyan Ball. "The dancing and singing and county-fair contests are great!" Another im- pressed reveller, dressed in the suggested costume of dungarees and a flannel shirt, expressed his satisfaction "that the lights are all up and there's no one drunk and being weird and throwing up." The Paul Bunyan fest, an ...…

…Page 6-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily I UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES FOUND: Yellow spiral MEAD notebook on S. Division. No name, notes are from women's history class. 995-4889 around 6 p.m. dA222 FOUND-MALE SIAMESE at the corner of E. and S. University, February 14. 994-5692. 93A218 LOST-Black hard covered, bound Research note- book. Call Phillip, 764-4326 or 761-3296. 91A221 FOUND-Woman's gold watch. Vicinity-Geddes Bus Shel...…

…"TI in pe data to tak of act dnwn The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 18, 1979-Page 7 ISR makes progammatic plans fornext decade (Continued from Pagel)e , HERE SHOULD be an uncertainty tain degree of built-in bias stemming being realistic on research's ability to system with ways of movement as M. KENT JENNINGS, director of ddling the utilization of research from the selective perceptions of the relate to the streetcorner reality of delicate ...…

…Page 8-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily 16TH DEFEAT IN LAST 17 TRIES Badger dekers bounce Blue, 6-4 By BILLY SAHN The Michigan icers danced the night away last night at Yost Ice Arena, but left the floor in defeat. The Wolverine Hustle just couldn't compete with the Badger' Bounce, as Wisconsin beat Michigan 6-4. With the- game tied 4-4 at the start of the third period, defenseman Bob Suter of Wisconsin shot the puck by Michigan g...…

…JOHNSON, KELSER & CO. PACE 80-57 ROMP The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 18, 1979-Page 9 Smokin' Spartans slaughter Wolverines "" a ~ .~ ~.By DAVE RENBARGER moved all year," said MSU coach Jud In all, Michigan treated the region t,\ 4. N e pspecial toTheDaily Heathcote. "When you move (like TV audience to 32 miscues, and MS al U EAST LANSING-Don't blame NBC for featuring yesterday's Michigan- 'Michigan State game as its Big Ten Game of th...…

…Page 10-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily INVASION WAS EXPECTED Local ex + rts ar escala Ition of Indochina con lIC By TOM MIRGA University foreign political experts were not stunned yesterday by news that China had invaded Vietnam, but expressed grave concern that the fighting might escalate severely if the Chinese prolong their presence there. Local Asia watchers said the Soviet Union might attack Chinese border troops if Peking ...…

…S S ~ S S - Page 8-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily model cities (Continued from Page 5) But the true test of any program or policy is in accomplishing the original objectives. The main goal of Model Cities was to coordinate all federal ur- ban porgrams in a comprehensive long- term effort to revitalize 150 selected Model Cities neighborhoods, replacing the city or county-wide approach. This deviated from the aims of earlier c...…

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…Page 6-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Doily--Sunday,, Febr IOKS God and man at Harvard Washington's best-kept se c f/ By Brian Blanchard HARVARD HATES AMERICA By John LeBoutillier $7.95, 161 pp. T fHE SOBER Chronicle of Higher Education, read by the higher-ups in the business, recently carried an item entitled "Right-Wing Students Exert Growing Influence on Cam- pus/Even their foes say conservatives are well- o...…

… The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Febi Page 4-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily Model Cities: Supporting soca serv ices in an era of austerity D ARTANYA, SHIMIKA, and four other children stood just inside the bright, spa- cious. playroom of the Model Cities Child Care Center. "Who are they?" one of the children. asked, pointing unabashedly at the two small dark- eyedfigures peering back at them from outside the By Amy Saltzman play...…

…IDI AMIN See editorial page Eighty-Nine YearS of Editorial Freedom :4E aiQ ALMOST GREEN High-63 Low-48 See Today for details Vol. LXXXI) - - --------- - X, No. 133 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 18, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages plus Supplement Some write on past AZ radicalism ... Syria slams U.S. effort By CHARLES THOMSON What will historians have to say about the goings-on in Ann Arbor during the last decade? Within a generat...…

…Page 2-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily r V what's W EWA INTERESTS LIE ELSEWHERE Students avoid Pilot curriculum oernight at the Paper Chase introducing our new 9400 2-Sided duplicating system ! Michigan Union open 7 days a week till 10 p. m. 665-8065 * .,b R. N. PROGRAM A CAREER IN NURSING Mercy School of Nursing of Detroit is a Two Year Hospital Based Diploma Program to be a REGISTERED NURSE Admission Requirement: High...…

…" y ' ~F YOU SEE NDS KVMCL 5D1Y Pine Knob needle During the disruptions at Friday's aborted Regents meeting, one protester got in a well-intentioned barb at Regent Robert Nederlander (D-Detroit), the owner of the Pine Knob concert center in Clarkston. Nederlander was trying to make a point about why the Regents should postponenany decision on blanket divestiture, whenrthe divestiture proponent shouted out: "Watch it, Nederlander! . .. Or we wo...…

…Page 4-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily LOOKING BACK: THE WEEK IN REVIEW A fierce diVsplay of student activism One of the most forceful protests in recent years rocked the campus this :week as approximately 200 students and members of the Washtenaw County Coalition Against Apartheid (WCCAA) protesting University investments in corporations doing business in South Africa, succeeded in halting the Regen- ts' monthly meeting. After...…

…Hanoi asks Peking for talks in border town From AP and Reuter The Michigan Daily-Sunday, March 18, 1979-Page 5 BANGKOK, Thailand - Hanoi proposed yesterday that Vietnamese and Chinese negotiators open peace talks in the war-ravaged Vietnamese border town of Lang Son next Friday, five weeks after Chinese forces struck across the frontier to "punish" Viet- nam. Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping said in Peking last night that Chinese troops ha...…

…Page 6-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily WINNERS of the 17th Annual Ann Arbor 16mm FILM FESTIVAL Highlights from the 17th Annual Ann Arbor 16mm Film Fes- tival. Three completely different shows. Program notes will be available. WED. Michael Cocoyannis Festival- THE TROJAN WOMEN 3 Different Shows Angell Hall Aud. "A" 7:00 & 9:00 & 11:00 $1.50 The greening of Elvis Costello A lecture in honor of FANNIE HABER PROF. JUDITH SHUVAL Tel-A...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, March 18, 1979-Page 7 h~tV VMaa4 : 4' ~a y h"^" -- __ _ yN"+ .__ "+ ._ Loft's latest: Almost Fantastick r~. t-, WINNERS and HIGHLIGHTS OF FESTIVAL_ Shows at 7, 9 & 11 pm in both Old Arch. Aud. and Angell Hall, Aud. A. Tickets: $2.00 By RICH LORANGER THE FANTASTICKS has come to be America's longest running play, and it is easy to see why. Though the charac- ters themselves are modern, the musical's themes and s...…

…Page 8-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily E' 1 LOST-Orange and white tweed scarf. Generous reward for return. Call Laurie at 662-0232. 84A321 LOST: Siamese cat. White with black face Very af- fectionate. Call 668-8908 persistently. 32A320 $25reward-25casette tapes in shoe box. Lost March 8 by Law Quad or Hill Street by Washtenaw. Bill at SHARP HOME FOR SALE Dear Professors or other University Employees: We have a neat 3 bedroom. quad ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, March 18, 1979-Paae 9 Day of confrontation: s Students vs. Regents Starting from upper left and moving clockwise: Interim President Allan Smith tries to quiet pro- testers, Jemadari Kamara, spokesperson for the protesters, shouts their demands to the Regents, graduate student Anne Fullerton reads part of a 22 page report on South African holdings to the Re- gents, Kate Rubin, MSA vice president leads dem- onstrators...…

…Page 10-Sunday, March 18, 1979-4-The Michigan Daily S YCAMORES, DEPA UL REACH NCAA SEMIS Indiana St. nips Hogs; Bruins ousted By The Associated Press 'CNCINNATI - Indiana State's "miracle worker" pulled out another game for the unbeaten Sycamores, who won their 32nd game of the season Saturday. No, it wasn't Larry Bird - but Bird's supersub roommate, Bob Heaton. "When he gets the ball underneath, he can score," said Bird about Heaton after...…

…NORTH DAKOTA, MINNESOTA STILL ALIVE: It's playo time on the ice, too The Michigan Daily-Sunday, March 18,1979-Page 11 By DAN PERRIN While household stars Larry Bird and Earvin Johnson fight to bring their teams an NCAA basketball crown, there's another battle being waged at the same time. This one is on the ice, where such infamous pucksters as Nor- th Dakota's Kevin Maxwell, Neal Broten of Minnesota and George Mc- Phee of Bowling Green lead...…

…Page 12-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily M. Cook restricts male visitation hours (Continued from Page 1) they will have to live. Hopefully, they won't be able to find 153 women to live here." Residents are also looking into the possibility of signing leases on a con- ditional basis, dependent on the action College of Pharmacy, The University College of Pharmacy announced the receipt of an endowment grant of $150,000 from the Warn...…

…Page 8-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily secession (Continued from Page 3) Montreal, says, "The Anglophones needed a free labor force. They wanted to attract many Francophone workers, because a lot of workers meant they could pay low salaries." Shaking his head over the passiveness of many Francophone workers, the 20-year-old student says, "The Francophones are not aware that the Anglophones dominate them." In 1968, though, a rumble w...…

… The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Mc Page 2-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily R AJIRLINGS/owen gleiberman HAVING ALWAYS been a snivel- ling coward at heart, it probably wasn't the wisest decision of my life to enter a bathroom in the Times Square subway station at 1:30 a.m. True, I'd heard the horror stories about big city crime, as well as a recent wave of reports about nasty incidents in the New York subway system. But the place was le...…

… Page 6-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunda) Quebec struggles for sovere HE CARS in Quebec bear blue and white license plates with the motto "Je me souviens" - I remember. That slogan was chosen by the Parti Quebecois (PQ), a separatist party spawned and fueled by the desire to make the predominantly French- speaking province politically indepen- dent from Canada. It serves as a poin- ted reminder of an era w...…

…Page 4-Sunday, March 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily -,/ /4?0M ardi ,Gras, The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Mar, undaunta ble spir." …

…Y Vol. he M ~h g l LXXXIX, No. 13-S The M chiga DadFriday, May 18, 1979 y Twenty Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents DISCRIMINA TION ALLEGATIONS DISCUSSED Regents hear women tracksters t Board asked to review prof cases By JOHN SINKEVICS The University Board of Regents yesterday listened to two unusual requests for Board action on tenure reviews - one concerning the case of Political Science Assistant Prof. Joel Samoff and the other involvin...…

…Page 2-Friday, May 18 1979-The Michigan Daily Johnson to control MSA fun <Contnued from Page 1 med to study the government. The which claimed CSJ held its certification from which he received the information result was MSA. hearing only four days after the elec- he used to make his decision, but in- Johnson claimed the Central Student tion, while the MSA compiled code dicated the study justified certification. Judiciary (CSJ), which was respon...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 18,.1979-Page 3 ALMOST 5000 EXPECTED TO ATTEND 'Die-in' to protest nuclear power By VICKI HENDERSON Approximately 5,000 anti-nuclear power protesters are expected to participate in a symbolic "die-in" and funeral procesion past Detroit Edison on June 2, an Ar- bor Alliance spokeswoman said yesterday. The site for the protest, sponsored by the Arbor. Alliance in conjunction with the Lake Erie Alliance, is Nike Pa...…

…Page 4-Friday, May 18, 1979-Thee Michigan Daily f wMichigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, M. 48109 Vol.LXXXIX, No. 13-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Harvard's idea could work here L IBERAL ARTS education has been altered as technology and other advancements force it to keep pace with the dynamics of knowledge and job markets. Yesterday, Harvard U...…

…House WASHINGTON (AP)-A proposal that would require motorists to leave their cars home one day a week gained new support yesterday as a possible successor to President Carter's rejec- ted standby gasoline rationing plan. The new plan, being drafted by a group of House Democrats active on energy issues, would also tentatively limit gasoline sales nationally to at least $5 per car. UNDER THE PROPOSAL, car win- dshields would have to bear sticker...…

…Page 6-Friday, May 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily By ADRIENNE LYONS landlord-tenant agreements, and this "reflects a growing trend toward purity Legislation which will allow measure is a further needed step in that in landlord-tenant relations. Public Michigan tenants to earn five per cent direction," said Plawecki. support will provide input into the bill." interest an their security deposits, was Plawecki aide Kathy Ludt said, The bill was assi...…

…The Michigan Dily-Friday. May 18,.19 -Pg7 FROM COAST TO COAST, CRITICS AND AUDIENCES APPLAUD] "A LITTLE ROMANCE:'9 A GEORGE ROY HILL FILM "A LITTLE ROMANCE" Stivrinqj LAURENCE OLIVIER ARTHUR HILL SALLY KELLERMAN DIANE LANE <md THELONIOUS BERNARD,,,_tiw mc Prodcd by YVES ROUSSET-ROUARD mixi ROBERT L. CRAWFORD F\m Jti C fPro dt. r PATRICK KELLEY SKrccrmp by ALLAN BURNS t)irc)i d KGEORGE ROY HILL ()rmiiaf Muli 1) GEORGES DELERUE Km,cd on the w v...…

…I Page 8-Friday, May 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily Patti's boys tight and By MARK COLEMAN So you want to be a rock and roll star? Well gutrandtake somnetie and len ho~w toplay (R. McGuinn) Patti Smith is still learning to play the guitar, but judging by her perfor- mances Tuesday and Wednesday in Ann Arbor, she's well on the way to becoming a rock and roll star. By opening both shows this week at Second Chance with the McGuinn song quoted abov...…