…CHANGING OF THE GUARD See Editorial Page f:J t Yi ir4 4i TROPICAL High-25* Low-8* See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vo. LXXXVII, No. 90 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 20, 1977 Ten Cents Ten Pages 00OJ see NLWS IA P~C.L. DA-MY What's your problem? Bet you never knew it until now - you've always had a secret craving to work at The Daily! Remember those nightmares you had as a small child in which you ran through th...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 20, 1977 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 20, 1977 ry THE COLLABORATIVE Winter Art and'Craft Classes BATIK Chinese Brush Painting Contemporary Quilting Design with Natural Material Drawing Jewelry Leaded Glass Macrame and Fiber Baskets Native American Design I JACK NICHOLSON, in FIVE EASY PIECES A brilliant character study of a musician with great promise who gives up a career ...…
…) Thursday,'January 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN! DAILY Page Three I I EXCESSIVE IMPORTS TO BLAME: Ships j JIDDA, Saudi Arabia (P) - Hundreds of ships loaded with vehicles, food, cement and other goods clog Saudi Arabia's two main ports as this kingdom tries to buy its way into the modern age. AmericanI helicopters and landing craft, German barges and thousands of Arab steve- dores working 10 hours a day have barely eased the logjam caused by...…
…Out with the old In with the new NE. ATER TODAY GERALD R. FORD will cease to be President of these United States. The cold wintry day in Washington, D.C. will mark the end of the political career of a quiet, unassuming man who spent 25 years in near anonymity before his unprecedented rise to the hotseat of a post-Nixon pre- sidency. He is the only man from Michigan to ever as- cend to the presidency, and only the second man in modern ...…
… WOMMONIM01, Arts & Entertainment THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 20, 1,977 Page Five : a~ i Screenings by CHRISTOPHER POTTER PERHAPS THOSE EDITORIALLY-MINDED among you no- ticed a letter to The Daily this Tuesday from one Paul Urla, regarding a pair of critiques on Clint Eastwood's The .Enforcer, penned last week by Michael Broidy and myself. Despite the decidedly uncomplimentary tone of the message, my initial reaction was a kind...…
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…Thursday, January 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven I Thursday, January 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pa-,Sve I YOUNG, CENDER SUPPLY SIZE Women hit new hoop heigts By CUB SCHWARTZ Not long ago the prospect of her daughter growing to a height of over six feet brought fear to the life of many a con- cerned mother. After all it just wasn't ladylike to tower over the rest of the world. This is changing, however,. due in part to the eff...…
…Thursday, January 20, 197 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY I r.,_.. . PURDUE POSES THREAT ndefeated By HENRY ENGELHARDT "IT SHOULD BE a heckuva1 game," Michigan coach Johnny There'll be a hot time in the Orr said of the scrap which be- cold town tonight. gins at 8:05 p.m. Those fans not While Jimmy Carter dances among the 13,609 holding tickets in Washington, the Michigan can view the game on WWJ-TV, cagers (11...…
…THursday, January 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Page Nne" Carter goes to Was (Continued from Page 1) 1 wife Betty, spent their last night pot in Plains to give his send- in the White House across the off to the 380 folks aboard the street. Vice President Nelson{ Peanut Special, an 18-car ( Rockefeller, his wife and two l streamliner bound for his in- sons were overnight guests. auguration. There will be the usual panop- He said it would ...…
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…MID-=EAST: WAR OR PEACE? See Editorial page Chr4tiir~a i Iai FLUFFY. High- T 24ys Low -180° See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 91 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 20, 1978 Ten Cents 10 Pages SLOW ENERGY LEGISLA TION BLAST ED Carter urges $25 billion tax cut "Militarily, politically, economically, and in spir. it, the state of our union is sound." -President Carter WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter held out the promise of i...…
…OPTOMETRIST Visual Analysis Fll Contact Lens Service Cod Sterilization Soft Lens 54 hurch S.-769- 1222 Page 2-Friday, January 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily Herd creatures, such as buffalo, hor- ses, antelope, boars, zebra and wildebeest are classified as ungulates, or animals with hooves instead of claws. Carter urges speedy MERC to consider A: i . r . 't . :V action on E (Continued from Page 1) Arguing that a peace opportunity in that re...…
…Ir YM SEE WS OM C tY Deadline extension The LSA student government (LSA-SG) has extended until Jan. 25 the deadline for applying for appointment to any of the literary college's governing committees (academic judiciary, admissions, administrative board, curriculum, student-faculty policy board). The date was extended because no one applied for the positions before the old deadline. Last chance All right. This is your last chance. If you're int...…
…Page 4-Friday, January 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily 341 FEighi v-Eight Years ofjEdtoj 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbo Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 91 Edited and managed by students at the U :43 ~atIr )ril F reedomfI r, MI 48109 News Phone: 764-0552 niversity of Michigan BANNED S. AFRICAN EDITOR PREDICTS: West will crush apartheid r _ c~i i 0a i f dr Yp :iv an .th "nc Time'su in the Midea st ANY HAD PREDICTED an ap- recall of negotiators informs Begin in ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 20, 1978-Page 5 Serkin sweeps By MARKB JOHANSSOUN R UDOLFSERKIN, the child prodi- gy who could play the piano at age four - sight reading and playing better then his teachers, and whose impres- sive career began with an appearance with the Vienna -Symphony at age twelve, returned to Hill Auditorium ,wednesd night to lead his audience through the classical keyboard masters into romanticism with a program of...…
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…Happenings The Michigan Daily--Friday, January 20, 1978-Page 7 Events and Enterta'nment All 'Week COMMERCIAL CINEMA Short Eyes (Campus) An exploration' of the sordid lives of.prison inmates and their universal antipathy toward a child-molester. The film attempts to get down to the gritty "reality" of things, but remains thematically unresolved and emotionally disturbing to no end. ** Which Way Is Up? (State) Richard Pryor stars in this alleg...…
…I Page 8-Friday, January 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily NODAK COACH BOWING OUT: IV Homecom By BRIAN MILLER m Old barn that it is, Yost Ice Arena will'be a welcome sight to Michigan's hockey team - if the players still, recognize it. After five straight weeks and six straight conference losses on the road, the Wolverines finally return horme to host the North Dakota Fight- ing Sioux in a two game weekend ingfor. odal ample, has just two senio...…
…McGEE, HARDY LEAD SCORING PARADE: Second half surge se . By CUB SCHWARTZ Spirit, hope, 'the force'-call it what you will-the Michigan basketball team took a liberal dose at halftime last night and then used it to blow Wisconsin out in the second half, notching an 83-64 Big Ten victory. The Wolverines retired to the lockerroom after the first twenty minutes of play knotted with the Badgers, 32-32, the consequence of what coach Johnny Orr labe...…
…Page 10-Friday, January 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily Congress returns to unresolved energy dispute WASHINGTON (AP) - The Con- gress that adjourned with energy dis- putes unresolved came back to them yesterday, but with tax cuts and job bills competing for its attention. And a major item on the Senate agenda is the vote on the Panama Canal treaty giving control of the waterway to Panama by the year 2000. ' AS THE 95TH Congress gathered for it...…
…Metro, Grand Rapids From AP and UPI Two airplanes crashed within 10 minutes of each other last night, killing six persons at Detroit Metropolitan Airport and four persons at Kent County Airport in Grand Rapids, of- ficials said. Four of the six victims in the Detroit crash died at the scene. Two other passengers were dead on arrival at Wayne County Generaf Hospital. BOTH PLANES were attempting landings when they crashed, authorities said. At...…
…Page 2-Saturday, January 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Israeli By AP, UPI and Reuter Israeli infantry and paratroopers swe lines and struck two Palestinian guerrilla ba thrust eight miles into southern Lebanon ye: quickly withdrew. The surprise raid was in apparent retali of Palestinian guerrilla attacks this month i the deepest penetration ever by Israeli force: ISRAELI SPOKESMEN declined to d pronged raid as a retaliation, saying it wasj patt...…
…F' YJ SEE NE 6 APPf4 CALL .DAdY Spinning and winning Mitch Margo, a Journalism graduate student, doesn't have to worry about any more lonely ijghts, now that he's won a ceramic dog and a white fur throw pillow. Oh, yes, and a $350 china dessert set. Margo went to California over the holidays to see his girlfriend, and ended up as a contes ant on NBC's Wheel of Fortune. In an episode aired yesterday, Mitch won $700 in merchandise and gift certi...…
…Page 4-Saturday, January 20; 1979-The Michigan Daily A portrait of untempered A power By Jon Stewart C HARLES (CHUCK) DEDERICH, the alcoholic who 20 years ago founded one of the most successful alcohol and drug treatment programs in the country, had a fantasy about his own funeral arrangements. According to a former associate, Dederich once told a group of friends somewhat jokingly: "I want my body to be dropped into a glass case of b...…
…Deaf actors endear, By KAROLYN WALLACE Children are often the most receptive audiences with which en- tertainers come in contact. Just as any performer finds doing their work fulfilling, it is equally rewarding to watch the dedicated five- member cast who make up the company of The Little Theatre of the Deaf. Sponsored by Ann Arbor's Young People's Theatre Company, the Little Theatre is a part of their "parent company," The National Theatre of...…
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…really Super In the first of a two-part Super Bowl preview, Daily sportswriter Scott M. Lewis examines the personalities of Dallas and Pittsburgh, the two opposing teams. Lewis will assess the strengths and weaknesses of both clubs in tomorro w'slDai/. By SCOTT M. LEWIS Tomorrow's Super Bowl championship contest between AFC winner Pittsburgh and NFC king Dallas showcases the league's most dynamic, most effective, most balanced-in short, the B...…
…Page 8-Saturday, January 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Astronaut alum retur By TIMOTHY YAGLE and HAROLD BIDLACK Few universities have had as profound an impact on our nation's space program as has this one. From the designing of equipment used on coun- tless spacecraft to the education of more than a dozen astronauts, the University has occupied a special place, in the history of the U.S. space program. Seven of the current 56 astronauts are ...…
