…Sotu rdoy, July 20, 1.974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Nine Saturday, July 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Mental WASHINGTON (A - A new :ivil rights movement, work- ing through law suits in federal :ourts, could have a profound impact on the nation's publicly supported mental institutions. If successful, ° the strategy :ould force every state to spend more time and money to guar- antee individual treatment and humane conditions for patie...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, }-u l y 20, 1974 Judiciary unit releases new evidence WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Six volumes of material released yesterday by the ouse Judic- iary Committee contained little evidence supporting charges that President Nixon ordered favorable government decisions in return for campaign contribu- tions from the milk industry and ITT. But the committee noted that the White Ilouse had ignored its subpoenas for 66...…
…Saturday, July 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY F age Eleven Saturday, July 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P page Eleven Sports of The Daily Abdul-Jabbar leads all NEW YORK - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee's towering center, has replaced another giant, Wilt Chamberlain, as the player with the highest lifetime scoring average in the National Basketball Association. Official NBA statistics of all-time rankings and records re- leased today showed t...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Soturday, July 20, 1974 HIS ERROR RUINS PERFECT GAME Indians' Bosman no-hits A's Miscue on grounder gives A's lone runner p ' From Wire Service Reports CLEVELAND-Cleveland In-- dian righthander Dick Bosman, who has struggled on the mound after some good years in the late Sixties and early Seventies, defeated the World Champion Oakland A's on a no-hitter last night, 4-0, at Cleveland Muni- cipal Stadium. Only...…
…THE Miichigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 31-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 20, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Nixon hails world peace as Mideast h ostilities continue WASHINGTON (P) - President Nixon returned yesterday from a 10-day jour- ney to five nations of the Middle East, pledging- that the United States "must play and will play the crucial role in making progress toward peace.". "Let us be worthy of the hopes and the trust of millions o...…
… In the news this morning International VIENNA-Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin called for full economic integration of Com- munist countries by 1990, the official Bulgarian news agency BTA reported yesterday. Kosygin addressed the first plenary session of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (COMECON), the Communist bloc's trade conference, meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, BTA said. Kosygin called for "a long-term concrete program for' the exp...…
…Thursday, June 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Rodin o says tape gap due solely to manual operation WASIINTVION ' -Chairman Peter Rodino said a demonstration for the House Judiciary Committee yesterday showed that the 18-minute buzz on a Watergate tape "can't possibly" have been caused by inything but hand opera- tioin. The New Jersey leiscrot said a staff aide made t-he demonstration on a Uher 5000 tape recorder. It was the same ki...…
…THE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students of the University of Michigan Thursday, June 20, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Loathing in Lansing A BILL INTRODUCED in the state House of Repre- sentat ive~s Tuiesday would require newspapers and the broadcast media to provide an opportunity for reply to criticism directed at any public figure. The measure, already supported by some 60 house members, must be defeated because it seriously threatens...…
…Thursday, June ZO~ 1914 THE M1CH1~AN DAILY Page FIve Thursday, June 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five The latest siege of Wounded Knee (Continued from Page 4) partment would protect Oglala individuals against unlawful acts by tribal and federal officials. Traditional Sioux leaders and White House re- presentatives would meet, setting the stage for a presidential commission which would re-exam- ine the 1868 treaty between the United St...…
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…r_ , n r .. I V -#JVw IVI 4 %.of I tJrNf N - U 4r%116 I flut4uuyt J-Unv Ar.%Jo 17 1"t State Senator Bursley Incumbent Rep. Bullard - seeks Dem. nomination to run tor re-election State Senator Gilbert iursiey (R- Ann Arbor) is running for re-eler- tion in the 18th District. This is hi-, statement: Considering the present state of affairs within the nation and the state, I believe office hold- ers who have faith in their own personal int...…
…Thursday, June 20, 1974, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Thursday, June 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Commissioner Foik runs again Esch up for re-election Kathleen Fojtik, Democratic Washtenaw County commis- sioner in the -14th District since 1972, is seeking re-elec- tion. This is her statement of candidacy: One of the major reasons I seek re-election to the board of commissioners is my desire to follow 'through on the new pro- gra...…
…EPagTen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 20, 1974 U Club banquet workers quit H RP coordinator (Continued from Page 1) University faculty and s t a f f. should share the club's financial burden. "SINCE THE restaurant is a private club of duesnpaying m e m b e r s, these members should bear the cost of support- ing the club and making it solvent," says Steve Jensen, a banquet waiter who quit last week. "Now, workers will be paying 25 cents...…
…soccer Americans have a strange fixation: they play games unknown to most of the rest of the planet, and when the season ends, the whining teams are declared World Champions. It's not just 800,000,000 Chi- nese who could care less when the land of the free and the home of Big Mac shuts down to snore away at the Super Bowl - they are joined by countless thousands of Irish, Frenchmen, Spaniards, Ger- mans, and maybe an occasion- al Serbian, most...…
…Busby fires no-hitter By The Associated Press MILWAUKEE-Kansas City's Steve Busby fired the first no- hitter of the 1974 baseball sea- son last night, hurling a near- perfect, 2-0 beauty over the Milwaukee Brewers with the help of two sparkling catches by right-fielder Al Cowens. It was the second no-hitter of Busby's short career. As a rookie with the Royals last sea- son, the right-hander fired a no- hitter against the Detroit Tigers on Apr...…
…NEW HOPE FOR CITY COUNCIL See Editorial Page 1 (L4 r it ~aii1 LOUSY High-37 Low-21 See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXX IV, No. 134 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 20, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages --- MARCH 21 MEETING CRUCIAL ', :- FOUSEE W NAPPN uit bR Springtime....! It's time to put those winter coats back in the closet. Today is officially the first day of spring, and according to Astronomy Pr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 24, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 20; 1974 210 S. FIFTH AVE. ANN ARBOR 761-9700 "One of the years ten best films." -L.A. Times "Laced with- laughter. One of the best movies of the yeor." Nixon gives three versions of Dean 'Ius money' cc (Continued from Page 1) 1 dormant until March 1, when Hal- that it had been paid to procure: deman and six others were in- silence from the recipients." dict...…
… rage Three i-oae Th.: Libya refuses to end oil ban, calls U.S. policy anti-Arab' By AP and Reuter October's wa TRIPOLI, Libya - Libya will Libya reject not reconsider its oil ban on the adhered to a United States unless the U. S. in Kuwait. changes its anti-Arab policy, the DECIDING Libyan news agency Arna said go at a time yesterday. on the Syrian Commenting on a decision tak- ating was a t en by seven Arab countries in "The Libya Vie...…
… e tMgan Pat Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 20 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 Congress ignored: U.S. By JOAN HOLDEN MORE THAN 100 U.S. military advisers are operating in Cambodia in violation of a con- gressional ban, a former int- gence coordinator in Saigon has charged. Steven M. Davis, of Carmichael, Cal., who earlier this year was one of several...…
…Wednesday, March 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PnnP R W e n ed., arh.0, 1 94.H EM.H I A N D A L rage r ~I'v 5 QA R TS Anne Murrays Love Song' enchanting despte style flaws ------------- ---- YI ____. ___ __._ ll11f111N , Chicano theatre group: By MARNIE HEYN According to my brother Grov- er, who is the best 12-string guitar player in the state and who therefore should know, Anne Murray has the most gorgeous voice of any female vocalist ...…
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…THE 'MICIGilAN DAILY Pn S to -l _____ _ __ v rI fl sr Isplit -L~ wide to the left ~- - -clarke cogsdi I I J-VILLE WINS: Purdue triumphs wolverine mat men . . . . . . class of the country VEN GARY ERNST toppled to the mat in the final 90 sec- onds of the last match of the NCAA Wrestling Champion- ships in Ames last Saturday, it marked the end of a great and frustrating season for Michigan's wrestlers. People expected these men to wo...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 20, 1974 Page EIght THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...., v r... .ms it .+ f. "< "{27: ivv'{{fa' k COME O DOWN. . . on the air-LIVE!V s NBroadcasting from THE SCENE at 341 So. Main S t r e e t, downtown Ann Arbor! See - J.L. "Lighting" Hen-1 * dricks and Bill Champion, plus other favorites like: "Ludio on the Radio." Free Albums-Free Posters F Many Give-a-Ways Galore! The BEST Music- all night long Listen...…
…SUPPORT GEG DEM AN'DS See editorial page 1L It ait1 WIMSI ICAL High-35 Low-23 See Today for details Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No.118 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 20, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages r FINAL VOTE 530-355 Chaplains confer The University's office of Ethics and Religion and EMU's Offie of Religious Affairs are hosting some 150 college chaplains and religious coordinators for a three- day co...…
…Po j Two THE M1,CHIGAN t AiLY Wednesday, February 20, 1974 Po~e Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY y I. COME ON DOWN... Third World Peoples Solidarity Conference THURSDAY, Feb. 21-Power Center 8 p.m.-PAT SUMI (Chairperson of Third World Women's Alliance) W i i'U Mideast peace talks on Syrian, Israeli troop separation to begin see on the air-LIVE! 9 45 p. m.-RAMSEY MUNIZ candidate of LaRaza (gubernatorial Unida Party, Texas) Friday, Feb. ...…
…TFIE MICHIGAN DAILY Nage ree THE MICHIGAN DAILY vage iriree Hearst waits for i AP Photo U.S. Attorney James Thompson, right, and his assistant, Dan Webb, left, announce the indictment of seven men and three companies by a federal grand jury for allegedly defrauding Teamster Union funds of more than $1.4 million at a Chicago news conference yesterday. TEAMSTERS ACTIVITIES HIT: " . Seven face indictment for union pension funds msuse reply...…
…Ma r's: A local coffeehouse By DAVID STOLL j ARK'S COFFEEHOUSE at 605 E. William closed in Decem- ber and won't reopen. The story is sad, familiar, and in conformity with the honorable Mark's tradi- tion. Threatened by debt and b a c k taxes variously estimated to total between $20,000 and $35,000 by those who really don't know for sure, the owner slipped out of town before Christmas for parts un- * known. In so doing, she followed a prece...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAf Y Page Five THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Carrignan: Fiddler to the Queen By JOAN BORUS When Jean Carrignan appear- ed at the Ark list weekend, he was billed as "the best non-blue- grass fiddle in North America," Carrignan, a fifty - six year old fiddler from Quebec certainly lived up to that expectation. Ac- companied by Giles Losier on the piano, Carrignan treated his listeners to a type of fiddle music few Americans ...…
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…Wednesday, February Z0, i 974 THE 1v1ICH1GAN DAILY Wage Seven .. . . ,: t 4:5 . Celts B y The AssociateI Press BOSTN-JoJo White's hot lhand revived the sagging Boston Celtics in the third period yesterday and sent them on to a 107-97 National Basketball Association victory over the Detroit Pistons. White scored 15 points in the crucial period as the Celtics moved from a 66-59 deficit to a 77-70 lead over a four-minute span. White's scoring...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 2V, 1914 . .u . _ .._ _ i TFs crush strike call by decisive margin (Continued from Page 1) spite pleas from leaders of the from about half of all graduate em- meeting." pkvayes expressing tCheir willingness Although terming the voate "a to accept rhe organizatin as a very dire warning to the Univer- legitimate bargaining agent. sity," bheGEO leadership did not MEANWHILE, about 150 studentsC get anywh...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE See inside :Y Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom :43 ii WET High-41 Low-29 or details see Today Vol. LXXXIV No. 92 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 20, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages 11 . IMPEACHMENT, ENERGY MAJOR ISSUES &e TFWOUSEE NWA JJN CA trI) Y Register tomorrow Tomorrow is the last day you'll be able to register to vote at three convenient campus location for both the Feb. 19 city primary and the Apr...…
…Page Two W I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 20. 1974 Page Two I HE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- - - / F - -- - - - - I - - r . - - ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS AND TRANSFER STUDENTS If you are anxious to share your experiences with student governments at other schools, the Regents Commission on Student Governments is anxious to hear from you. CALL: LINDA SILVERMAN-764-7567 I TE STUDENTS WELCOME! Congress considers impeachment, energ (Continued...…
…editors: inside: marty porter tony schwartz contributing editors: laura berman howie brick sundaiy magazine books-page four profiles-page four the mayor-page five looking back-page six Number 13 Page Three January 20, 1974 FEATURES t4 The and American Gerald R. A hero By Martin Porter1 GRAND RAPIDS. A CLOUD COATED sky hangs like a quilt over downtown Grand Rap- ids. Cold air rushes aimlessly through the wide open plazas that sepa...…
…. Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 20, 1914 BI QOKS Stokes: A rulebook for big-city politics, By EUGENE ROBINSON PROMISES OF POWER By Carl B. Stokes. New York: Simon and Schuster; 280 pages, $7.95. IN 1967, Carl Stokes was elected mayor of Cleveland. He thus became the first black mayor of a major American city. The past few years have seen blacks become the dominant po- litical force in a number of American cities;, and thes...…
…Sunday, January 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page give Sunday, January 20, 1974THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ". i .. . . PERSPECTIVE I v On citty selIf-rule in the of Ed. Note: James Stephenson was eleced Mayor of Ann Arbor as a Republican last April over Demo- crat Franz Mogdis and &ea Kaimo- witz of the Human Rights Party. By James Stephenson TH'IERE IS plenty of evidence to indicate that the Federal Government has set the policies that ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January20, 1974~ 9 ARE YOU COLOR BLIND? We need you for color-vision experiments WE PAY LOOKING BACK THIS WEEK IN REVIEW CALL VISION LAB.-764-0574 I. ... uac-daystar presents: Tuition hike? A tuition hike again next year? "Not if I'm in my right mind," said AllanmSmith, vice president for academic affairs, a few months ago. But now Smith seems to be humming ...…
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…Page Eight 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 20, 19711 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 20, 1 97~'i fullcourt Kupec's basket Russell and Hairston trips (Continued from Page 1) for a hugging session. But on Spar- tan mentor Gus Ganakas, it pro- duced one of the longest faces seen recently in ICrisler. From Orr's point of view, it was "just one hell of a game." For Ganakas, it was "a real shame that a team that has worke...…
