…I page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 19, 1973 '~Pcge Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 19, 1973 The u, Shoe 'I., ) 10% OFF 'M' Class Ring J.L. Small Co. Prestige Lines Inc. 1209 So. Univ. 663-7398 PRESENTING: THE PREMIERE PERFORMANCE OF BRAIDED THEATRE "Travel in Time and Space" DANCE DRAMA MUSIC POWER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Ann Arbor, Mich.--:0 0p.m. OCT. 21, 1973-$1.50 admission Tickets available at Michig...…
…Friday, October 19, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine' Friday, October 19, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mediocre defense L hampers Badgers SAE TUNE-UP CLINIC FREE TUNE-UP CLASS 7:30 p.m. Wed., Oct. 24 By BRIAN DEMING Impregnable! Immovable! Im- penetrable! Unbeatable! T h e s e words may have once been applied to the walls of Jericho, the For- tress of Troy, and the Maginot' Lfne, but you can be sure no one will make the same mistake in ...…
…P~age Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 19, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 19, 1973 ATTORNEY CHARGES MURDER Police PINE RIDGE, South DakotaI (Reuter)-A fugitive leader in the 71-day Indian occupation of the Wounded Knee reservation was shot and killed by police yesterday in an exchange of gunfire as he tried to avoid capture. Pedro Bissonette, 27, head of a: civil rights organization that en-, couraged the American Indian ...…
…LONG AUTUMN FOR WOODCOCK See Editorial Page C I 4c 3k iAau 43A6Ftt NFVy AUTUMNAL High-70 Low-43 See Today Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 12 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 19, 1973 Ten Cents W ASH. POST REPORTS Ten Pages iFYCUSEE NvS [APPEN CALL7rDLtY Thank you A young man came up to our offices yesterday morning and told us the following story. At around nine in the morning, a small dog was struck by ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 19, 1973 II Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 19, 1973 II I, W E DEMAND " Rollback of tuition PINS A1.ND NEEDLI Approval P likely for AcupuE (Continued from Page 1) r AMERICAN DOCTORS and sci-1 entists do not know why acupunc-l ture is so effective, but easternersi believe that it involves the physi-c (Continued from Page 1) cal manipulation of energy.I policy matters, ha...…
…Wednesday, September 19, 1973 TI*H' MICHIGAN DAILY Nage Three Wednesday, September 19, 1973 fl-C MICHIGAN DAILY ... i Tribunals set up 0 in SANTIAGO ,P) - The four- man junta announced yesterday that military courts will try "foreign extremists" caught re- sisting Chile's new military gov- ernment. Conviction could bring the death sentence. A JUNTA spokesman, giving official figures for the first- time, said 95 persons have been kill...…
… letter frout the editor Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Krasny, HRP clash on accountability JI 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1973 Long autumn for.Woodcock THE -UNITED Auto Workers (UAW) seem to have worked Chrysler into several substantial concessions in the tentative contract agreed to Monday by negotiators....…
…9 Wednesday, September 19, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five -_---~- -____________ I C ULT UREMC AL IDAAU FILM-Cinema Guild presents Laurence Olivier in Clouds Over Europe in the Arch Aud. at 7 and 9:05 tonight; Ann Arbor Film Co-op features Fellini's Satyricon in Aud. A at 7 and 9:30; New World Film Co-op also presents Satyricon (Rome: Before Christ- -After Fellini) in the MLB Aud. 3 at 7:30 and 9:45. X AULTS ONLY "The very best RIm eve...…
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…Wednesday, September 19, 1973 I HE MICHIGAN DAILY rage even Wednesday, September 19, 1973 il-IL MICHIGAN DAILY rage seven VOTE THIS WEEKEND UAW DETROIT (A) - The United Alito Workers yesterday began to sell 117,000 Chrysler production workers a new contract with key fringe benefit improvements and a first step in the area of volun- tary overtime. Chrysler plants across the country and in Canada remained shut as UAW leaders met with commi...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 19, 1973 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY DIMENSIONS OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE LECTURE & DISCUSSION SERIES Blue MEYER FRESHMAN STAR Harriers show youthful look WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS 3-5 P.M. ANGELL HALL AUD. A SEPTEMBER 19, 1973 MYTHS, MADNESS, AND MOVEMENTS: RELIGION TODAY U.S.A. by TED KACHEL,-Director, Ethics & Religion, U of M SEPTEMBER 26, 1973 IN SEARCH OF THE INFINITE: DISCOVERING E...…
…Wednesday, September 19, 1973 Page Nine THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 I Contrasting bands renew old rivalry By FRANK, LONGO ford band members came running The Michigan troupe enjoys a Michigan's 1973 home football op- through the lines, tossed a foot- tremendous reputation in the ener with Stanford is now only ball around, threw stones at the marching band field and Cavender three days away. The Wolverines Michigan bandsmen, and generally po...…
…Page Ten Roosevelt son linked to crime WASHINGTON (Reuter)-A self- confessed mobster told a congres- sional committee yesterday that Ellott Roosevelt, son of former President Franklin Roosevelt, of- fered him $100,000 in 1968 to kill Prime Minister Lynden Pindling of the Bahamas. Louis Pasquale Mastriana told the Senate permanent investiga- tions subcommittee that he re- ceived $10,000 from Roosevelt but never made the attempt. Mastriana is cu...…
…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 ...…
…THE Summner Daily 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY-ART FAIR SUPPLEMENT Thursday, July 19, Page One-S McCARTHY Ann. Arbor Art Fair …
…} Doge Two-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 PROFILE OF THE ARTIST Pickles to sweeten local bazaar DiOy -'noo by I EK 1 wirM/\K I-H Pickles and her work Art Fair Supplement Edited by Debra Thal Sculpted walls & ceilings will take you back to Old Bavaria. Those were the days when foaming steins of German draft were served by jolly Biermeisters and fun was had by all Come, visit a new place teeming with all those Bavarian tradition...…
…Thrursdoy, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three-s Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three-S Artists take to streets for 14th annua I fair The art fair cometh. For the 14th time in as many years, swarms of artists-250 in all-will desert studios, garrets, workshops, and cellars, gather tip whatever it is that they do best and seize control of Ann Arbor's streets. SPECIFICALLY, the ranks of the talent- ed from 30 states...…
…Page Four- THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 1_9, 1973 Poof:Absurdity becomes art By JOSEPHINE MARCOTTY Green Men, copulating extra- terrestial.balloons, and a 40 foot litter-bug sticker with a man- nekin impaled on the end are just a few of the "spectacles" expected at the Art Fair this week. These events are put together by Spectacle, an organization whose purpose is "interesting people in becoming creatively and spontaneously involved, an...…
…Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAITLY Poge Five-S U' museums tempt viewers By ERIC SCHOCH When the time arrives this year when you sit back, tired of every- thing that you have been doing the last few weeks, and decide that there is nothing to do today, that will be the day to go to one of the University's three major museums: the Museum of Nat- ural History, Kelsey Museum of archeology, and the Museum of Art. Natural History Museum Th...…
…Page Six-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 Music, theatre: Daily Photo by GARY VILLANI "I wanno go home" One young visitor to last year's art fair isn't quite sure if she likes having her picture sketched. It's hard to sit still for more than five or ten seconds. Poets push public awareness By JACK KROST the 20th, at the "entertainment Meanwhile, the Union Gallery In an effort to "push poetry" area" of the fairgrounds near will ha...…
…Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Seven-S City galleries span spectrum By KATHLEEN RICKE For a city of 100,000 resi- dents, Ann Arbor is quite for- tunate to have seven art gal- leries within walking distance of campus. The galleries represent a wide v-riety of art styles and ecialties from cla ssic-il an- ti ies to multi-media shos Andro-Media Gallery s atomted enirsnrment"'' is the them of thi, n w g'attery on State St., acco...…
…Page Eight-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 Local fair fun for artists Photo by TERRY McCARTHY Carol Furtado at work Area weaver Carol Furtado is shown working at her Scandinavian style loom. She is one of many local crafts people displaying their work at the art fair. SUMMER BARGAIN DAYS NEW from COLUMBIA & EPIC, i6i Of 0 KE321 34- KC32280-- SLY & THE FAMILY STONE PAUL SIMON f - DURING BARGAIN DAYS KC32400- KE32140-- CHICAGO VI ...…
…Thursday, July 19, 1973 Weaver guild exhibits work THE SUMMER DAILY PoeNineS Weaving used to be more than a hobby - it was an essential skill learned by nearly all wo- men. The Ann Arbor Weavers' Guild was founded over fourteen years ago to preserve and encourage the continuation of weaving as an art form. University presents art show Running concurrently with the art fair, the University has in- vited 61 Michigan artists to the 21st Annual...…
…Page Ten-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1 973 'HIGH ENERGY BOOGYING Blues, Jazz Festival ahead By GLORIA JANE SMITH An event not to be missed this fall is the second annual Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival, scheduled for the second week- end in September at Otis Spann Memorial Field. The three-day festival, which has been appropriately c a l l e d "the biggest party of the year," brings together nearly 15,000 peo- ple of all descri...…
…7hursday,,July 19., 1973 f THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven-S ThursdoyJuly 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven-S Art Association promo s crea tivity By ROBERT A. DAVIDOFF tlist herself, Amick rents one of hanging outside City Council Walking into the Ann Arbor the small studios down the first Chambers, in the public library Art Association, an off-white halw ty. Althogh her door is and the Old German Restaurant. building situated where Platt...…
…Page Twelve-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 1 Art in the street - - Daily Photos by Terry McCarthy …
…THE Summer Daily Vol LXXXIII No 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 19, 1973 Ten Cents T wetve Pages V J. t-11- 1111, 11-1 -1 - .. .. . I - - - - I , , , -- - -7 - Supreme Court action voids u'I tuition rule New residencystatutes anticipated By DAVID BURHENN The University's principal resi- dency rule for out-of-state students was effectively declared invalid yesterday by an action of the U. S. Supreme Court. The justices dissol...…
…Wage Two THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesday, June 19, 1'973 Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesday, June 19, 1973 tonight 6:00 2 11 Baseball-Detroit at Cleveland- 4 7 13 News 9 Courtship of Eddie's Father "0 Stagecoach wet 24 ABC News-Smith/Reasoner 50 Flintstones 56 Chan-ese Way-Cooking 6:30 4 13 NBC News-John Chancellor 7 ABC News-Smith/Reasoner 9 I Dream of Jeannie-Comedy ?4 Dick Vans Dyke-Comedy 50 Gilligan's Island 56 How Do Your Children Grow? 7:00...…
…Tuesday, June 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three Tuesday, June 9, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three Japanese p stolen from ainting 'U' ani Fisherwomen legalized LANSIN, - Striking a blow for wo- men's liberation and the rights of fisher- people every here, the Department of Natural Resources has ordered firms sell- ing fishing licenses to market their product to wives as well as husbands. Previously only husbands could purchase family f...…
…THE Sumer Daily Saimmsr Editionof Jill MIChI(GAN DAIlY Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Tuesday, June 19, 1973 News Phone: 764-0552 Problems plague pos-,tal syqstemlI ANYONE WHO sends or receives mail, (namely all of us), knows that the speed of mail delivery can be very slow. We speak from first-hand observation-hav- ing received Monday morning an Air-Mail item mailed the previous Thursday. And a recent Associated ...…
…Tuesday, June 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Five TusaJn 9,17 H UMR AL aeFv SWELTERING in Ann Arbor this summer? then, SIN STYLE. if' L"' I of by subscribing to THE Snie r ail FOR QUICK INFORMATION: * to the nearest air-conditioned theater or bar. 0 about your favorite ice cream parlour. * how best to spend those summer evenings. AND INCIDENTALLY: 0 full coverage of all the exciting events on the U-M campus, along with national and in...…
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…Tuesday, June 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Seven -1 (Continued from Page 6) SUBLET PERSONAL 2 WOMEN NEEDED to share onet-Peel- U-M BARBERS and STYLISTS HELP WANTED eroni apt. Quiet resitdential area near Open 'til 5:15 MOE.-Nat. Sgt. Pepper's. A/C, dishlwashter, lau~n- MICHIGAN ONION SUMMER or Peetoanent toll-tome sales r.Batflpaefrol 4co/c2 poiinwt n ro ae a- peesan. Atoll. Jane It thea Aug. 28. aI position. w1th Ann Alhoc oediseoe- dU2...…
…Page Eight THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesday, June 19, 1 973 PAYROLL PADDING Cambodian army pays 'phamtoms' PHNOM PENH (Al) - Phantom soldiers in the Cambodian army are disappearing, but top Western diplomats say officers are still col- lecting U.S.-financed salaries for perhaps 40,000 nonexistent troops. The Cambodian high command launched a massive housecleaning after Information Minister Kim Reth disclosed several months ago that there were 100...…
…THE SUMMER DAILY Page Nine Ceasefire difficulties continue with new pact SAIGON (') -- South Vietnam- ily were assassinated in t h e Chapter IV of the ori'inal agree- SEN. ALAN CRANSTON (D-Calif.) arrives at the Capitol recently in a Pedicar powered by foot pedals. The car has five forward speeds plus neutral and reverse. The manufacturer claims the drive system is fifty per cent more efficient than the most advanced cycling-type drive on...…
…Page Ten THE SUMMER DAILY ' Tuesday, June 19, 1973 .Ie Te THE II i4MM R, ILY uesay JueI9, 97 Ervin panel delays Dean's appearance (Continued from Page 3' Mansfield and Scott said in a letter that they asked for the delay regretfully, but believed it would be best for the country to put off hearings while the Presi- dent negotiates for possible agreements between Russia and the United States. SEN. LOWELL Weicker, Jr. (R-Conn.) was the only ...…
…Tuesday, June 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY KUHN TAKES DIM VIEW Osteen LOS ANGELES (M)-Claude Os- teen has delivered more home pitches-13-to Henry Aaron than any other active pitcher and the Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander says he wouldn't fret over dish- ing up the ball Aaron hits for No. 715 to break Babe Ruth's re- cord. "It would bother me a lot if we lost a game off it," says Os- teen, "but I've been pitching 16 years and one home run is j...…
…Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesday, June 19, 1973 Michigan netters advance easily Special To The Daily PRINCETON - The Michigan net squad got off to an excellent start in yesterday's first round play in the NCAA Tennis tour- ney. Sweeping all four matches, the Wol- verines ended up with four points on the day. NCAA Tennis The Maize and Blue netters swept three singles matches and one doubles match to chalk up their points. In NCAA tour- ...…
…THE Summer Daily Vol. LXXXIII, No. 9-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 19, 1973 Ten Cents Twelve Pages McCord: Nixon knew of clemency proposal Harvard prof. named prosecutor BY AP and UP James McCord testified yesterday that at secret meetings during the Watergate trial in January, he received repeated offers of executive clemency from a White House aide, and was told President Nixon knew of the meetings. McCord, convicted of burglar...…
