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…Page 8-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily FERENCY: The perennial politico O ZOLTON FERENCY, gubernatorial campaigns are nothing new. He's run for the office-and lost-twice before. But Ferency's perseverance and undying op- timism have earned him a fighting chance in his latest bid for the governor's sea'. Ferency's campaign chest has been fuller this time around, thanks to tie new campaign finance laws which provide $2 in state fund...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 9 'ITZGERALD: Slick packaging iTATE SEN. BILL Fitzgerald presents a palatable package, with his All rerican looks, legislative exerience and unteous supply of camp a funds 100,000). But when that image is netrated, it is clear that his stands on the ues differ little from those of the rest of efield of Democratic contenders. The 36-year-old Detroiter's pet issue is proving Michigan's business ...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Iraqis get diplomatic immunity PARIS (AP) - France accepted a claim of diplomatic immunity yester- day for three Iraqi Embassy staff members arrested for firing on French police and a surrendered Palestinian terrorist at the end of a siege Monday. The decision was seen as a move to avoid strains in relations with. Bagh- dad, France's second-largest oil sup- plier and a reported customer for...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 11 Price of gold hits all-time high LONDON (AP) - Gold prices shot to a record high yesterday as the dollar plumbed new depths against Japanese and Swiss currencies, but consumers won't find any immediate price in- creases at jewelry stores. During the morning, gold reached $207.50 an ounce - more than $7 higher than the overnight level, but profit- taking dulled the glitter after mid-day. How...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, Auqust2. 1978-The Michigan Daily FOUND-White kitten with brown markings and blue eyes. Spayed female. Found in North East neighborhood. Call Carol, 662-7804. dA802 LOST-Striped gold with circles kitten, Law Quad area, Sunda7/23. Many thanks.994-0467. 99A802 FOR SA LE MUST SELL: double bed, bookcases, chairs, TV, etc. 665-2895 31B803 Canon FTB 1.8 lens, $120. Like new. Call 665- 2673. 24B803 MOVING-Modern Dux Beige studio be...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 13 (CuntinuedfrumPages2)MU CAL D E ., OO ATS ARAaNCONE BUSINESS SERVICES RADIOS, REPAIRS Used Fender Precission bass guitar. Apollo Music Female Graduate Student, 29, interested in sharing aCenter769-1400Xt apartment with same beginning 9-1. Call 1-617-964- Giant Flea Market PROPY IN TYPING USED GIBSON SG-Old pick ups. Call Don, 761- 2247collectafter6. 09Y811. Furniture, antiques, new, used & ...…

…Page 14-Wednesday, August 2,1978-The Michigan Daily Ferency, Headlee, Tisch debate tax reform (Continued from} Page 3) tax situation, but then diverges with them. FERENCY WENT ON to explain that he favors a redistribution of the tax burden with more emphasis placed on the upper class. Speaking specifically to the Headlee amendment, the Michigan State University con- stitutional law professor said, "Headlee merely puts a ceiling on a bad tax s...…

…Pressing the Issue 608 MILLER 38 days to go... .. .a season of optimism T HERE IS something sad about the 1978 Big Ten football season opening in just 38 days. Not because it implies that the summer is rapidly ap- proaching its end, but because the game signalling the start of the gridiron new year is Northwestern at Illinois. The Wildcats and Ilini used to reserve their intrastate battle for the final game on the schedule, but Illinois offici...…

…Page 16-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Tigers survive scare in (By The Associated Press) loaded the bases and Bailor hit a The Yankees blasted Ranger TORONTO - Phil Mankowski sacrifice fly. Jon Matlack for seven runs ir doubled home the first of three Detroit Meanwhile, down in Lakeland, Mark innings he worked. runs in the second inning, then scored Fidrych pitched five perfect innings for the winner on a wil...…

…i h in I Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 22-S Cm~c ig. DA ILY ,Friday, June 2, 1978 I .5...Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents plus Supplement RAPE CASE REMARK: Conn. judge ouster Rep. Paul LaRosa Gov. Ella Crasso Sy rians agreeo Lebanese patrols, BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)-President Elias Sarkis has won Syrian consent to use regrouped Lebanese regular army units to patrol guerrilla-controlled areas in south Lebanon, official sources said yesterday. Sa...…

…Page 2--Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Public ignores cancer warnings N By The Associated Press Joseph Rotondi stood before the black-and-red sign in the supermarket, read it slowly and then smiled, "I'll take my chances. That is, until they give me real proof saccharin is dangerous." For the New York City secretary, drinking diet soda is worth the possible cancer risk. And she is not alone, ac- cording to a nationwide spot check by...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 3 School bill passes committee By RENE BECKER SpecialtoThe Daily LANSING - A state House bill which could ultimately force the University to sell its investments in corporations which do business in South Africa was approved by the Civil Rights Commit- tee here yesterday by a 7-1 margin. House Bill 6341, introduced by Rep. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor) would make it illegal for all educational in- st...…

…Page 4-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily omichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 22-S News Phone: 764-0552 Friday, June 2, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan High Court chokes America's press W EDNESDAY THE Supreme Court seriously endangered the doctrine of freedom of the press. The court, by a 5-3 majority, said that under the Constit...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 5 Drink up! Strike threatens brew By ELIZABETH SLOWIK A strike by local beer delivery drivers which was supposed to begin late last night may threaten the supply of at least ten popular brands if it con- tinues longer than two or three weeks. Teamsters Union Local 247 drivers, helpers, mechanics, and warehouse workers planned to walk off the job at midnight last night, leaving truckloads of beer a...…

…Page 6-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Israel asks more arms UNITED NATIONS (AP)-Israeli U.N. Ambassador Chaim Herzog called yesterday for an all-embracing Arab- Israeli disarmament conference "to break the vicious cycle of arms buildup in the Middle East." Addressing the General Assembly's special session on disarmament, Her- zog also said it is Israel's "hope and trust" there will be a resumption of the Israeli-Egyptian peace negoti...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 7 House okays tuition tax credit WASHINGTON (AP) - A bill providing income tax credits of up to $250 against the cost of college tuition and $100 against private elementary and secondary school tuition was passed 237-158 by the House yesterday. President Carter has threatened to veto any such legislation, and the close vote tended to confirm estimates that a veto could not be overridden. But the Ho...…

…Page 8-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Doily JOBLESS VOTE: MacDonald defeated; 'Scot Nat's at ebb LONDON (AP) - The cause of Scottish independence was at a low point today following the defeat of fiery nationalist leader Margo MacDonald in a crucial parliamentary election in Hamilton, her hometown near Glasgow. Mrs. MacDonald failed to take the House of Commons seat from the ruling Labor Party in a special election Wed- nesday that was wid...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 9 Ron English plays the Earle By ERIC SMITH Since its opening late last year, the Earle jazz club has been a showcase for Detroit-area musicians. Wednesday night marked the opening of a four-day stint by the Ron English Quartet, consisting of English, guitar, Jerome Spearman, drums, Don Maybefry, bass, and Gary Schunk, piano. This is not simply another jazz group that relies on old standards, as th...…

…Page 10-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily MMAP AMIMSMIAOf AT :0 " " a r a Cool Russian spring delays wheat harvest 9nff MMWIWN V RUIlpwnnn -" " 451ND 451 TOWIT&F AI DKIAKWVVU A£-JACEh3 10jC PENhEr DAILY EARLY BIRD MATINEES -- Adults $1.25 DISCOUNT IS FOR SHOWS STARTING BEFORE 1:30 MON. thru SAT. 10 A.M. til l1!3 P.M. SUN. & HOLS. 12 Noon til 1:30 P.M. EVENING ADMISSIONS AFTER 5:00, $3.50 ADULTS Monday-Saturday 1:30-5:00, Admissi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978--Page 11 Ala. senator Allen dead at 65 GULF SHORES, Ala. (AP) - U.S. Sen. James B. Allen, (D-Ala.), died Thursday after suffering an apparent heart attack, a friend of the family said. Allen was 65. Allen's death was confirmed by Mobile Press-Register State Editor Buddy Smith, who said his wife was with Mrs. Allenin the hospital chapel. Ben Davis, a longtime newspaper executive vacationing at Gulf Sho...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Friday June 2, 1978-Page 13 e4 -I I 1-A. m AM er.® N , 05~tIIIo L _ LH I MYI 01 I N Y sti, "ediale trc r^ r WARRIN.GTON csa u""i .._, 96!"1200 "" u +waRas:r>r eaROeest:s ; {.en rnrr.- FOREST MILES 4RMS Saa _ 3s En. r r v^ ,.. , (Continued from Page 12) HELP WANTED ARTIST NEEDED for business venture. Must be adept at magazine cartoon drawing. Call after 7 pm., 569-7831. 47H607 PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER, immediately, sum- ...…

…Page 14-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Paroled Ehrlichman and wife splitting up BELLEVUE, Wash. (UPI)-Recently home whenever he wants, the door will . paroled Watergate conspirator John always be open."agai," she said. "He has nothing left Ehrilchman and his wife of nearly 30 Ehrilichman, the first of former at the end of Watergate. years are getting a divorce because President Nixon's top aides to complete "He was always there for fa...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 15 14,000 MILES AND COUNTING: Donakowski never stops running By DAVE RENBARGER Bill Donakowski has put in quite a few miles in the past four years. Although he hasn't been keeping a running total-all along, Michigan's two- sport champion and three-time All- American recently estimated that he has run somewhere in the neighborhood of 14,000 miles during his Wolverine career. Putting Donakowski's mil...…

…Page '6-Friday, June 2,1978-The Michigan Daily BLUE WRESTLES WITH BAYLOR BEARS Pr you larg enou As conc it is s to 'M' nine in Series opener By GARY KICINSKI NCAA Mideast Regional, will pit their and an impressive homer-a-game Brooks (.436), and infielders L ime-time television would have pitching and defense against the power- average (50 homers in their 51 games). ner (.425) and Chris Bando (.41 believe that if you're planning a ful hittin...…

…Don 't forget to vote Monday! ISSUES AND Sit3fl i g ALMOST ENDORSEMENTS Alligh-43 See Editorial PageW Low28 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 145 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 2, 1978 Ten Cents 10 Pages Plus Supplement 3500 invade Diag H By R.J. SMITH Over 3,000 people braved a stiff wind, the threat of being ticketed, and even the threat of being arrested, in the name of honoring that day seven years ago when Ann Arbor inst...…

…Page 2-Sunday, April 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily 3500 invade Diag Hash Bash (Continued from Page 1) ticipants were still a bit reluctant to pull out any weed. Cries of "What kind of freaks are you - a hash bash with no hash!" were common. "Hey, officer," said one pot smoker to a policeman, "do you see any hippies here?" The officer replied with a giggle, "not really." IT TOOK A long series of citations and arrests and the ever-growing crowd t...…

…j' YtJU SEE NEiS KkPPC .L-WDAILY The whole truth Now that spring may finally have sprung, the area s golf courses are filling up. The Professional Golfer's Association recently gave this warning to novice golfers: "When you play," they said, "be sure to wear two pair of pants just in case you get a hole-in-one! " Happenings ... Some call this the Sabbath, others call it the day of rest, but at Ann Arbor's Yoga Center on East Ann Street at 1:00...…

…Page 4-Sunday, April 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Here's how we're voting Monday: V OTERS will have the opportun- ity tomorrow to strengthen the weak hand of renters in a housing market where landlords call most of the shots and set the prices. All it will take is for them to vote 'yes' on two tenants' rights proposals. The Daily emphatically supports these proposals. The first referendum, the "Truth in Renting Act," would prohibit lan- dlords...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 2, 1978-Page 5 The candidates and the issues Ballot CDBG Street Parking Dial-A-Ride, Budget Ward Improving 155U ES: Proposals Funding Repair Structures AATA Priorities Priorities Council's Effectiveness AATA is autonomous, Parks and recreation Recognizes the prob- He is not in favor of Council can only Wastewater treatment "Truth in and medical care lem but says there extensive develop- suggest new plans: is...…

…Page 6-Sunday, April 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily ___ I iiHE, :F- RESPONSIBLE SENIOR would like to house-sit May/June. Loves dogs and plants. References. Joel, 761-1623. 410406 SUBLET 'TIL AUG.-- person apartment close to campus. $120/mo. 483-4671. 65U405 ROOMY ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT-Sunny windows overlooking campus courtyard, nice for 1 or' 2 people, furnished, A/C, parking. 665-9737. 98U402 FOUND-LADIES' WATCH, on E. University,- Thursday,...…

… The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 2, 1978-Page 7 25,000 Israelis rally for new ANNOUNCES AN EVENING WITH SHWN PHILLIPS concessions in Middle East TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - A movement of Israeli army veterans calling itself "Peace Now" drew a crowd of 25,000 to a rally yesterday demanding that Prime Minister Menachem Begin make new con- cessions for peace. The turnout, huge by Israeli standar- ds, amounted to a serious challenge to Begin's...…

…Page 8--Sunday, April 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Exhibition baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE w San Francisco .. ......... 16 Chicago .................... 13 Philadelphia ............... 12 Cincinati ................. 12 Atlanta ................ 11 San Diego .................. 12 Montreal .. .............. 11 Houston. ............. 9 Los Angeles ............. 9 New York ................. 10 St. Louis ... ................. 9 Pittsburgh ...................…

…ETTERBEEK PACES 6-3 ROUT: The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 2, 1978-Page 9_ Netters thrash Kentucky By PETE LEININGER (tartan) gave him problems." Shaufler edged out Jack Webb 6-2, 6-5 in Scotty Webb, winning their "match 6-3, 'he Michigan tennis team, playing BRAD HOLLAND of Michigan a hard fought match. 6-0. T their toughest opponent so far this season, came away with an impressive 6-3 win over Kentucky. "Overall I was very pleased with t...…

…Page 10-Sunday, April 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Terrorist Haddad dead at 50 South University near Washtenaw * 769-1744 The Problem -PIRGIM found that 95 % of leases contain illegal clauses The. Solto -Outlaw misleading leases YES ON A&B BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP( - Dr. Wadi Haddad, reputed "godfather" of inter- national terrorism, was reported dead Saturday by Palestinian officials, but a mystery developed over the cause and place of death of ...…

… Page 8-Sunday, April 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily eclipse (Continued from PageS) meshed electronics with a heavier, funkier rock sound. Then the sound wafted back to the traditional with Keith Jarrett, whose improvisational piano recitals are classified as "jazz" mostly because of his roots in the old Miles Davis band. One critic said that both Tyner and Jarrett avoid the electric piano "like they were afraid of electrocution." After the mel...…

… The Michigan Daily-Sunday Page 2--Sunday, April 2; 1978-The Michigan Daily RAMRLINGS/eileen daley FILM /christopher potter T O HER parents, she is their bright, T well-mannered youngest daughter. To others who know her - either per- sonally or by reputation-she is better known as "Perv", the resident sex monger of Helen Newberry, and my roommate for a while last year. I'll call her Wanda. Wanda and I became best friends at age 12, when he...…

… Page 6--Sunday, April 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily--Sunc ROOKS Punk or poetry? Patti Smith now a bard~~ iBae Hare Krishna, Hare HE FIRST TIME I saw them was in New York - a cluster of orange and white robed exotics By Paulne T ole with shaved heads, methodically chan- ting, unmindful of the rushing passer- sby. "Hare Krishna, Hare Hare, Hare bor Krishna community agreed to NLY A SMALL wooden sign Rama . . wordso punctuate...…

… The Michigan Daily-Sun THEY'RE YOUNG-in their late teens and 20s-and they've grown weary of the single-chord strum of Kiss and the sheer volume of the Rolling Stones. As one defector de- scribed it, "Rock is all resolution, without any of life's complexities." To them, jazz offers those needed com- plexities. One music critic once described it as "the sound of surprise." But the legendary Louie Armstrong perhaps summed it up best when he sa...…

…MOVING BACKWARDS See Editorial Page Sic Wan i~airg SNOW High-30 Low-21 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 126 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 2, 1978 Ten Cents 8 Paaes ... U.S. toughens its stand on SALT talks ptWASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter administration stiffened its stand on a ( rnew nuclear arms treaty yesterday, z ., warning the Soviets against interferen- ce in Africa and ruling out major American concessions in...…

…Page 2-Thursday, March 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily 'U' representatives and nurses near settlement on new contract By SUE WARNER Negotiators for the University and the Professional Nurse Council met yesterday in continuing contract negotiations and are apparently near agreement on a new contract. The Council represents over 800 non-supervisory nurses at the University. The nurses are working under their previous contract originally set to expir...…

…t i I The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 2, 1978-Page 3 " ~IF YOU SEE N56 OV~EN CALL 7 AJt Enrollment building up to a letdown You may not have noticed it while you were standing in CRISP lines earlier in the semester, and as you bump elbows with the student next to you in a crowded lecture hall, you're probably still oblivious - but there are less students enrolled at the University of Michigan this term than in the past several years. The...…

…Page 4-Thursday, March 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 126 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan etback for Motor City A UNITED STATES District Judge ruled Monday that the affirma- tive action program implemented by the city of Detroit to raise the number of black officers in its police depart- ment is unconst...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 2, 1978-Page 5. " F I ARTS ARCADE ... a weekly roundup . . Soviet literaryr prize awarded MOSCOW - Nobel -prize-winning Soviet author Mikhail Sholokhov, who wrote And Quiet Flows the Don, has' been named the first recipient of the Soviet Epistiania Stepanov literary prize. The Soviet news agency Tass said the prize will be awarded annually for works "about the staunchness and heroism of the Soviet peopl...…

…Page 6-Thursday, March 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily LOST-Tortoise-shell eyeglasses. Call 764-9433 or 12 by 60 '75 BENDIX MOBILE HOME. Air, semi- furnished. Call Amy, 483-8903 after 6:00. Must sell. 17B318 USED KILN for sale.. Good condition. $200 or best offer. 662-6625.29B302 FALL VACANCIES in beautiful, non-smoking house close to campus. We have a single for $102, and a room for a couple at $86 each, both plus utilities. We live co-operati...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 2, 1978-Page I I THE SPORTING VIEWS CAGERS MUST WIN AT MINNESOTA: It's do or die for Blue .......... AF P South African tennis . 0. . ... a touchy affair By BOB WARREN Apartheid politics. For what possible reason could this issue appear on the sports page of The Michigan Daily? The answer is simple: the United States is playing and hosting South Africa in a Davis Cup tennis match, Mar-. ch 17-1...…

…Page 8-Thursday, March 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily . EVERYTHING YOU NEVER EXPECTED FROM AN APPLIANCE STORE. Gargoyle..Doily Photo by WAYNE CABLE fGargoyle' This scholarly young man probably won't go anywhere over vacation. Instead he will preside over the construction at the Law quad. MERC hearing wili clarify GSA By MITCH CANTOR The Graduate Employes Organization (GEO) decided Tuesday night to use information gathered for an impending Michi...…

…THE CITY SHUFFLE See editorial page 'ch t an :4341vi MONOTONOUS High-iG Low-O See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 102 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 2, 1978 Ten Cents 12 Pages All C 2nurses' new trial dropped By KEITH RICHBURG The two and one-half year ordeal of Filipina Narciso and Leonora Perez ended yesterday when the U.S. Attorney's office in Detroit an- nounced all charges have been dropped against the two Veteran's Hosp...…

…Page 2-Thursday, February 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Woman's tangle with gas company still not over By RICHARD BOCKMAN One woman's fight with Michigan Consolidated Gas Com- pany over a billing error isn't over yet, nor is likely to be settled soon. In a hearing earlier this week, the woman, Catherine Burrell, and her attorney, Joe Bachrach, tried to appeal a $350. billing error, to little avail. Michigan Consolidated Gas Company apparently in...…

…The Michigan Daily- CUBAN-SOUTH AFRICAN CLASH SEEN: 1F'OU F-E ~wS Iu cus.4 C AIWIY Thanks for helping...' Neal Fry, Blood Coordinator for the Washtenaw County American Red Cross issued a statement yesterday expressing "extreme gratitude" to 406 University students who braved last week's blizzard to donate blood to the Red Cross Blood Program. At the height of the storm on Friday and Saturday students plowed, skiied, tobogganed, and fought t...…