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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 11 JACKSON, MARTIN SQUABBLE ENTERS NEW ROUND Reggie NEW YORK (AP) - Reggie Jackson reacted calmly to being suspended by New York Yankees Manager Billy Mar- tin Monday night after he "disregarded the manager's orders" and bunted in- stead of swinging away in the 10th in- nning of the Yankees' 9-7 loss to Kansas City. "He doesn't want me around here, he should be happy now," said a calm Jackson w...…

…Page 12-Wedneday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily IOC REJECTS FINAL OFFER: No LA Olympics By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles ap- parently lost its long fight to host the 1984 Olympic Games without risk yesterday when the International Olympic Committee rejected the city's final take-it-or-leave-it offer. "That proposal having been declined by the IOC," Mayor Tom Bradley wrote to the City Council, "I am recommen- ding that the ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vl. I XXXVII No 46-S Ann Arbor, Michigan--Tuesday, July 19, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages I V1, L-exrNex V 1 1, 1 Na. .............. I Russian emigres in ... '.i city back Carter's human rights policy By MATTHEW BERKE The uncomfortable ambivalence of many Americans regarding the U.S. role in human rights problems is not shared by the Rus- sian emigres who have settled in Ann Arbor. Boris Landa, a young artist who ca...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TuesdayJuly 19, 1977 Page.TwoTHEM.CHIGAN DALYT .eda.Ju ,9 lr I Civil war r NAIROBI, Kenya 011- Ethio- involved in a series of bitter pian government formes are re- clashes near Ethiopia's vital rail ported under attack from two city of Dire Dawe, they said. 1 sides. One rebel group claimed DIRE DAWE is of vital impor- its troops attacked the capital tance to Ethiopia because it and main port of Eritrea pro- rai...…

…ITuesdoy, July 19, 1911f THE WCHGAN DAILY Wage Th reg iuesdayiisly 19, 19ff THE MICHIGAN DAILY "oge Thre City cable TV faces trouble By GREGG KRUPA Ann Arbor Cablevision Inc. is facing several financial and legal difficulties that threaten to obstruct the city's awarding of a franchise to the company, Presently Ann Arbor Cablevision is a subsidiary of the cablevision holding company, the Irvine Cable Company of Irvine, California. The pa...…

…'U' meetings policy chided, praised Nixonism To The Daily: First, I wish to compliment Mr. Rosenthal on his admirab- ly clear and lucid analysis of presidential discretion in your issue of June seventh. Second, to add a few marginal com- ments on my own part. Except where the court have given their final decision, there must always be a gray area where executive power may ex- ist without specific law. In an amplifi original somewhat stateme...…

…Tuesday, July 19, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page- Five Tusdy Jl 1,197TH MCIGNDAL Pgt~v AATA bus service resumes operation (Continued from Page 3) "])uring the last negotiations CAROL ERNST, TEU spokes- they (TEU) took two strike person, stated last ,night, "We votes," Guenther complained. feel our proposals are fair and Ilowever, Ernst stated yester reasonable. Hopefully, .,we will day, "If a contract is not re- reach a resolution." solved b...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 19, 17 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July19, 19fl VA nurse (tfICHIGAN Page 3) ties. I feel this is nothing unless the verdict is overturned." "The mood was to get a con- viction. The FBI was trying to UNIVERSIv Of MICHIGAN regain its credibility after the 4t The Patty Hearst case," Rev. Craig Wilder said. fes I'r Ue-,-,,' e "PLEASE DON'T forget the J9patients, have faith and con- .JUiLY 26. ...…

…ruesday, July 19, 1977 Masterfu By GERARD PAPE BYRON JANIS is a pianist who has been a major proponent of American music; un- fortunately, the American music he perform- ed July 11 at Rackham was of uneven quality. Janis had a split program - the first half was devoted to the classics of Schumann, Schu- bert and Chopin. The second half was devoted to the aforementioned Americans - in particu- la", Copland, Gottschalf, and Janis, himself. Janis...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY° Tuesday, July 19,'91i ~oge Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 19, 19-77 THEYRE ALL IN E FOR RENT VMNTST WANTED for Fall cam- pus bonee. 769-2594 dinner or late ye 10721 AVAILABLE FALL, own room. Fe- male grad., professional. Modern apartment, $145. Sherry, 62-8740, a93-2838. 87C720 NOW RENTING Fall 1977 BANS SOUCI (across fron U-M Stadum FURNISHED one and two bedrooms, parking available. Bses to and fro...…

…Tuesday, July 19, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine r r How would ou lketosint e workyou do? Would you be willing to tell the-world, "I did this?". After all, you're pretty good at what you do. Probably proud of it, too. Well, most of us will never get to sign our work. And maybe that's a shame. Because as good as we are, it might make us better. And we can afford to be. Whether we're teachers or short-order cooks, farmers or steamfitters, sal...…

…Page len litMCHI~iAN DAILY fuesaay, July 19 r9 Justice Department plns to weed out discrimination in federal laws WASINGTON (AP) - The Justice Department launched a two-year effort yesterday to weed out sex discrimination from the rhicket of thousands of federal laws and regula- tions. A task force will use compu- ters to screen 4,0(X1 federal WEDNESDAY for Billiards and Bowling 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. at The Union laws for certain code words, suc...…

…Tuesdoy, July 19, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Tendonitis plagues Bird DETROIT (UPI) - Ailing star pitcher Mark Fidrych of the Detroit Tigers underwent a thorough examination at Ford Hospital yesterday which revealed the right-hander is sf- a- fering from tendinitis in his right shoulder. "THE BIRD," ORIGINALLY scheduled to pitch in to- night's All-Star game for the American League, will be side- lined indefinitely with an ailment si...…

…Poge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 19, 1977 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday July 19, 1977 ALL-STARS BATTLE TONIGHT NL aims for sixth straight NEW YORK (A-- Battling a losing streak and an injury jinx, the American League limps into tonight's 48th - annual All-Star Game seeking a solution to the National League's almost total domination of the mid-season game. THE NL, WHICH holds a 28- 18 lead in the series, has won five i...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 45-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, July 19, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages khi es tuition rates by another 6 per cent emmalmmmeamaioomnesmnimoitai~smmmiiTakNM~ies e f c September 1 By BILL TURQUE The University Board of Regents, saddled with an "austerity year" state appropriation, gave formal approval yesterday to a widely anticipated set of tuition increases, averaging six per cent. The hikes, at both undergr...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sot urd4y, July 19, 1975 Page Two THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 19, 1975 i t t t t t " In thenews today. products," said Reuben, who claims that such International products are prevalent on supermarket shelves and -in restaurants and cafes. "We have imita- BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Doctors coun- tions of imitations," he said. seled rest yesterday for President Isabel Peron,t ill in bed with a cold, and wel...…

…Saturday, July 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN OAILY Page Three Local adoption Tf Caiadian kids protested Compied by news reports Canadian civil rights groups have raised a storm of protest over the removal of three foster children from the sustody of a Prince Albert family and their adoption by a local couple. A Saskatchewan ombudsman has been called in to mediate the international dispute. THE PRINCE Albert couple, Marc and Rita Doucette, will join...…

…Hot I Baltimore: Shields the lonely By DAVID BLOMQUIST Arts and Entertainment Editor "I Ping ago gave up being sentimental about losing proposi- tions," muses the retired wait- ress as she leisurely glances through the morning paper. The formal eviction notice waiting in her mailbox will confirm something she already knows too well - that the once-lamorous hotel in which she resides is headed for the wrecker's ball, and with itthe only real f...…

…-Saturday, July 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, July 19, 1975 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Five 'U'regents confirm fall tuition hike (Continued from Page 1) discussed the tuition issue with WITH REVENUE from con- tracts, grants, and other sources, the Regents tentatively approved a total general operating fund of $165,736,000. While this figure represents an increase of nearly $8.1 million in actual "new ;money" over last ye...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 19, 1975 Planning ahead for the President ' By BETH NISSEN ST BEGAN WHEN Senator Bob Griffin cordially extended an invitation to his former Congressional colleague to visit his Northern Michigan retreat and play a round of golf with him. The intended guest was the President of the United States-when he accepted the Senator's hospitable offer, an exxtensive machin- ery of organization, coordination...…

…Saturday, July 19, 1,975 "THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven The dragway Strp to the big time By PAUL HASKINS Their noses to the asphalt, their gaudy back ends tilted skyward, with tailpipes vibrating like a rattler poised to attack, the dragsters hug the starting line and wait for the green light. The super-charged en- gines spit out their impatience in a rapid series of defeaning accelerations and short-lived power-downs. Feet, depressed on t...…

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…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 19, _1975 Attorneys for Little claim she passed polygraph test RALEIGH, N.C. (t) - Defense attorneys for Joan Little said yesterday that the 21-year-old black woman twice has taken polygraph tests that support her claim that she killed a white jailer in self defense. In making the assertion, Lit- tle's attorneys also calledfer the state to give her a third test by an examiner to be designated by t...…

…Saturday, July 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Saturday, July 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Will Title IX end sex discrimination. By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Sex discrimination against women in the nation's schools and colleges will be banned officially Monday but, according to groups involved in the controversy, the battle is far from over. Regulations implementing Title IX of the Omnibus Education Act of 1972 g...…

…Page Twtelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 19, 1975 t Bhhte SOx cooltorrid Tigers By The Associated Press batters before yielding a single tie in the fourth before Brooks CHICAGO - Jim Kaat be- to Ben Ogilvie in the third. Og- Robinson walked to load the to left field bleachers. ig with Bernie arbo aboard came the first 14-game winner ilvie was out trying to steal bases. Royals rakedofgvete eS12-0 in the major leagues with a second. Le...…

…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 44-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 19, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Nixon OK'd break-in former aide claims Approval given 'after-the-fact' WASHINGTON (P)-Former presiden- tial aide John Ehrlichman says President Nixon "indicated his after-the-fact ap- proval" of the break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, according to evidence released yesterday by the House Judiciary Committee. ...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 19. 1974 ............ I .............. I bo bli ist we ea sa kTh TI ag tio tin ten pa ye joi tal wa sei ed ag tal of In the news this morning ti nDepartment said yesterday that the gross na- n tor h a ion al tional product rose at an annual rate of 7.s5 TEL AVIV - Israeli troops crossed the per cent to $1.38 trillion during the quarter irder last night into southern Lebanon and ending June 30, bu...…

… Friday, July 19, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three President opposed paying of 'hush' money -St. Clair AP Photo REP. PETER RODINO (D-N.J.) left and Rep. Edward Hutchinson (R-Mich), chairman and ranking minority member respectively of the House Judiciary Committee, chat prior to yesterday's meeting. White House attorney James St. Clair's presentation of the President's defense summation brought the committee to the final stage of its impea...…

…Opening negotiations HE GRADUATE Employees Organiza- The demand for closed meetings is coup- tion (GEO), which represents 2,200 led with the University's refusal of graduate research, staff and teaching as- SACUA's request for an official, neutral sistants wants the collective bargain- faculty observer, thus precluding dis- ing sessions with the University open to semination of objective information. public observation unless both sdes agree t...…

…Friday, July 19, 1974 Pick of the week: Streetcar Named Desire Campus A Streetcar Named Desire (1951), directed with a power- fully constrained hand by Elia Kazan, is undoubtedly one of the finest stage-to-screen Holly- wood-from-Broadway film adap- tations produced. Tennessee Williams wrote the screenplay from his own brilliantly pathetic stage play along with a little help from Oscar Saul, and the excellent cast includes Marlon Brando, Vivie...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 19, 1974 Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 19, 1974 Arts and crafts A2 style PHOTOGRAPHY by KEN FINK and STEVE KAGAN …

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…Friday, July 19, 1974 Hoover said Kissinger authorized wire taps WASHINGTON A'S - The late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover on three occasions cited Henry Kissinger as directly authoriz- ing wiretaps on government of- ficials and newsmen, according to evidence released yesterdav by the House Judiciary Com- mittee. In separate memos dated Mav 13, 1970, concerning two dif- ferent National Security Council staff employes, Hoover wrote to then Atty. ...…

…Drra, viiiiamRI ICK SUDS '' for baseball's Star clash NCAA rules athletes ineligible From Wire Service Reperbt National League All-Star man- ager Yogi Berra of the New York Mets and American Lea- gue manager Dick Williams of the Baltimore Orioles both an- nounced their reserves yester- day for Tuesday's mid-summer classic at Pittsburgh's T h r e e Rivers Stadium. Aging veteran Al Kaline of the Detroit Tigers, likely in his final Major League ...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY FrdayJul 19 174 ROGER ROSSITER: Judgment call hurt Wheels S O CLOSE and yet so far away. It was almost like visions of Columbus, circa 1972, complete with a questionable judgment call by an official. No, it was not Michigan losing 14-11 to Ohio State, it was the Detroit Wheels bowing 18-14 to the Florida Blazers. And, it wasn't a retiring referee mak- ing one of the final decisions of his offic- iating career...…

…THE Summer Daily Vol. LXXXI 1, No. 43-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 19, 1973 Ten Cents Twelve Pages plus Twelve Page Supplement -7- Art fair / ~ opens Under blue skies and sunshine, thousands of people swarm through the annual Ann Arbor art fair yesterday. The {f a ir, w h ich runs through Saturday, is considered one of the best of its kind and at- tracts artists from all over the country. Doily Photo by KEN FINK rcefreeze to end ixon e...…

… Poge Two THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 GOP tills low as a result of Watergate WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nine months after its presidential ticket won landslide re-election, the Republican party's national committee is in such financial distress that it is firing 25 per cent of its staff and its chair- man is taking. a 10 per cent pay cut. Without blaming its problems on the party fait...…

…Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three LaRue testimony casts doubt on itchell claims WASHINGTON (5)-Frederick LaRue, a former Nixon re-election campaign aide, testified yesterday that former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell neither rejected nor ap- proved the Watergate bugging plan in his presence. His testimony challenges two key de- nials made by Mitchell before the Senate Watergate committee last week. LaRUE SWORE he never heard' ...…

….H Summer Daily Summer Edition of THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Thursday, July 19, 1973 News Phone: 764-0552 Senate disaster THE OIL LOBBY won a great victory Tuesday when their bill authorizing the licensing of the Alaskan oil pipeline and the immunization of the project from further challenges in court was passed by the Senate. The vote allows an ecologically questionable project to proceed b...…

…Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Five Italy feels3 effects of ' liberation . A roN ROME ( -The battle of the sexes is getting keener in Italy. Women have now taken the offensive, verbaly at least claiming that their Latin partners are lousy lovers. AND MEN, reports a writerr and marriage counsellor, ar iin- deryning a virility crisis. Giorgio Rifelli, author of "Cul- ture and Sex" and a marriage adviser in Bologna, says that Itali...…

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…Page Eight Reforms sic By IAN McCAUSLAND part of a conglomerate ministry Associated Press Writer involving the arts, tourism and SYDNEY, Australia - After the environment. 200 years of white domination, Bryant has set about overturn- Australia's indigenous blacks - ing and reshaping policies to as- are starting to get a better deal. sist the ahorigines. They are native to this island "It is a huge task," said Bry- continent claimed for Britain...…

… Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Nine Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Nine Union charges low city fire protection (Continued from Page 1) Schmid said the department did not attempt to get recruits until after their budget had been ap- proved by City Council in mid- May. More personnel will be add- ed within several months, accord- ing to Schmid. Because of the shortage and the administration's unwilingness in...…

…Page Ten THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 Phase4 outlined by President (continuedtfromPage 3) he will strive to achieve a bal- anced budget in fiscal year 1974, rejecting a tax increase as a way to cool off the economy. SHULTZ, READING the state- ment, told n e w s m e n: "The budget policy is a return to that old-time religion: Balance the budget." As expected, the President kept the wage standard of earlier phases in effect. Thi...…

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… Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 Ain't no doubt: By The Asociated Press DETROIT -- D e t r o i t pelted KassCity pitching fir five uni the fourth inning and six more in the fifth, with Gates Brown and Dick McAuliffe pac- ing the barrage with three-run homers, and the Tigers went on to rout the Royals 14-4 last night. Joe Coleman breezed to his 15th victory-second high in the American League-against eight losses as the ...…