…MINORS' RIGHTS See Editorial Page L~~iEr!31 iE3 ai1i~ COOLER High -- upper 60s. Low -- low 60s. See Today for details. Vol. LIX, NO. 13 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 21, 1978 Ten Cents Sixte i. en Pages Greene on ballot in bid for Congress By MICHAEL ARKUSH After a two month struggle, City Councilman Earl Greene (D-Second Ward), candidate for the U.S. Second District Congressional seat, announced yesterday that his name will a...…
…C TO WAIT FOR NLRB RULING: files grievances management, Randy Harbor, the IWW been sold and that they were fir had called for a union recognition Beck and Churchill charge that Bord hearing from both the National Labor sold the store to lock out th relations Board (NLRB) and MERC, unionization attempt. and therefore MERC could not move on BORDERS SAID that the storev the case till NLRB made a ruling, sold "because we lost more money t Harbor ...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 21, 1978-Page 3 Baker claims taxes the issue Coupon W 01 NEW YORK (AP) - Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker said yesterday that taxes are still the political issue of the year and will bring the downfall of Democrats despite President Carter's summit success. Launching a coast-to-coast "tax blitz" by the Republican Party, Baker said a surging taxpayer's revolt will still be the issue in the 1980 pre...…
…-Thursday, Septemberfi, 1978-The Michigan Daily lbe Miditnn Bai Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LIX, No. 13 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan China-Vietnam split poses diplomatic problems for U.S By Gareth Porter WE HAVE A G EFFECTIVE( CONTROL 5"' HERE IN IIRAI RATHRR ROWJIM N C} r Nf. r ' ^ / /' 6P THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL Dist. Field Newspaper Syndicate, 197 4 The deepenin...…
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…age 6r-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The MIchigan' Daily We Invite Students the of Fans, Alumni, and and u -M to Pre- Post -Game FRIDAY Open of Noon 'Happy Hour 3til 6 25¢ Draft 504 Mixed' Partying SATURDAY Open of 7 AM Bloody Mary's 2 for One Dollar 7 AM til Game Time at Goose's. i"dmuuNa TILL OAD~ A/wTl1r 1 xI?8N'r TVx IARPAE CRMPuS W, 7A L 1u f z NvrRe DR n d sTa wM / JON S COL .£E6' &sooSEs I Once off toll road, t...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 21, 19 f - - - Yellowjackets' sting felt in A 2 Lawsuit against F settled out of cour By-DAN EZEKIEL If you've noticed more yellow jackets buzzing around campus trash cans than usual, you're not alone. The bee-like in- sect that hung around your pizza or coursed through the air of your room recently is one of a greater-than-usual horde of wasps in the state this fall, ac- cording to Thomas Moore, Cu...…
…e 8-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily Charades sink By PATRICIA FABRIZIO The folks at Pine Knob Monday night left with confused smiles on their faces after the opening show of Neil Young's month-and-a-half tour; whether the pleasure outweighed the bewilderment is hard to say. From the entrance to the encore, the only consistency was the oddity of it all. Examples: " The stage crew were dressed as "Star Wars" sand people. " Young...…
…; ; R E C 0 R D S s .urr. ... tc .erotiers: ,atir , 1 By R. J. SMITH I cannot imagine my life or anyone :ese's being defined by Who _Aire You n the way that so many Who songs and .abums have, and in a way that has -become the mantle the Who must live with perpetually. "My Generation," K;'The Kids Are Alright," "The Who Sell *Out," Tommy, "Pure and Easy," "Won't Get Fooled Again," Who's Next-none are like Who Are You. It's almost as i...…
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…N* rSTUDENT FILES SUIT WITHOUT ATTORNEY: Nicaragua authorities "tO claim to hat revolt (Continued from Page 1) ilumn of black smoke rose from the 'ity. A warplane circled the city, spraying achine gun fire. Troops of the ational guard, which is Nicaragua's army and police force, said the plane was attacking fleeing rebels. McLENDON SAID the rebel troops n the barricades appeared tobe .eenagers with old rifles. "They were very young and didn't...…
…Page 12-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily :S. BEGINS MAJOR PUSH FOR SUMMIT AGREEMENTS: Vance seeks Jordanian cooperation [AN Jordan (AP) - Seretar l kMM arsYf, .V VY {iQYY X ISK- 1 - lacul CUIVY was tovor va lchatini mn dl"+y+hs . rw ..wrr.... ., v y sfa - aa~ ~a State Cyrus Vance met with King ssein yesterday, opening a Aomatic drive aimed at making the mp David accords more palatable to ry Jordan and Saudi Arabia and eping ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 21, 1978-Page 13f scoreboard This week's results Defending a dynasty Softball Sunday CO-REC DIVISION: VD 6±4 12, Brothers and Sisters 9 First Couzens 8, Nematodes 3 El Sereno Banditos 12, Hole in the Wall Gang 11 Geeks 17, In-Sink-Erators 6 Co-Rection 11, Alpha Delta Pi 10 West Side Coed 10, Van Tyne 4 Kingsley Street Gang 5, Alice's 4 RESIDENCE HALLS: Chicago House 12, Adams House 1 Taylor House 7, A...…
…F age 14-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily M ,IiRIDE PICKS ND LICKS TIGER WOUNDS Devine hopeful while Irish stew By BOB WARREN I%- peorge. Maguire sat brooding in his As Angeles office. The L.A. Kings kneral manager was naturally upset g the recent court decision which ,serted that his receiving Dale Mc- urt as compensation for goalie Rogie hon was illegal and uncon- ional. 'Maguire was counting on McCourt for 0fresh spark in...…
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…4 Page 16-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily State Unions and politicians join fight agOainst tax amendments; By KEITH B. RICHBURG runaway success that their backers and budgeted t n to S IW th - -- - - - -$-- -J%4S to.*b a k The powerful United Auto Workers union (UAW) has joined forces with the AFL-CIO, the Michigan Education Association (MEA), New Detroit and some state politicians in an attempt to defeat three tax reform am...…
… 44L p michigan DAILY Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 48-S Friday, July 21, 1978. Sixteen Pages I -Ar Mail talks stalled, pact still unsettled WILU UUHEN, former. University School of Education dean, talks with Governor Milliken as he presents the mental health task force's final report in Lansing yesterday. Plymirouth report confirms .abuse WASHINGTON (AP)-Postai negotiators moved swiftly last night toward a contract s...…
…Page 2-Friday, July21, 1978---The Michigan Daily Bourne WASHINGTON (AP)-Dr. Peter Bourne, the White House expert on drug abuse who himself became enmeshed in a drug-related problem, resigned yesterday, saying he wanted to spare President Carter additional em- barrassment. "I felt I owed it to the president to free him of this burden," Bourne told The Associated Press. "I felt it wasn't fair to him," especially with Carter's news conference la...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 21 1978--Page 3 Artist turns out sellable By MITCH CANTOR If you're among the art enthusiasts who search for junk, don't waste your time browsing through thousan- ds of items lining Ann Arbor's streets today and tomorrow, just head straight for Bill Heise's Art Fair booth on North University near State Street. Heise, who creates figures by welding together pieces of discarded metal, calls his art Found Metal Sc...…
…Page 4-Friday, July 21 , 1978-The Michigan Daily ~michigan D AILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48109 Vol. LXXXVEII, No. 48-S News Phone: 764-0552 Friday, July 21, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Africa for Africans A FRICA HAS been the butt of western colon- ialism and imperialism for centuries. The industralized nations have always justified their African exploits by...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 21, 1978-PageS5 Bank bill may boost local co-ops By ELIZABETH SLOWIK Ann Arbor co-ops will get a helping hand if President Carter signs a bill that would establ'sh a nationwide bank to provide loans to the non-profit organizations. Carter is expected to give his ap- proval sometime this summer to the measure, which passed the Senate last week. An earlier version was okayed by the Houae laat aummer. Local co-ope...…
…Page 6-Friday, July 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily If Y th is a theatr don't' curtai two o Actor's Schorli Duke B hurling the sev game. the inn rambli monolo the pit mouth, One-act plays: O By OWEN GLEIBERMAN (he's losing control) and his life (ditto). anks 3 Detroit 0 Top of the Seven- This is baseball as metaphor, and the my indication, then baseball and playwright, Jonathan Reynolds, very e don't mix. In fact, together they likely enjoys thi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 21, 1978-Page 7 Harvard (Continued from Page 34 student's political views, financial situation and social habits. Records were typically kept without the student's knowledge or consent. These CIA files were often retained by the agency whether or not the student was approached with a job of- fer. Foreign students are known to be frequent subjects of CIA covert recruiting. And the information on the student has ...…
…Page 8-Friday, July 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily S. African prisoner dies; torture suspected P IE T E R MA R IT ZB UR G, South station, 100 miles northeast of this city, on his body," the doctor was quoted as the capital of Pretoria after being Africa (AP) - Another black South to a hospital in the coastal town of Em- saying. detained and questioned in the coastal African has died in police custody and a pangeni, the Johannesburg Star Before he...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 21, 1978-Page 9 Soviet attacks U.S. official By AP and UPI MOSCOW-A Soviet guard chased and grabbed an American Embassy official as the diplomat was walking on U.S. property on his way into the em- bassy yesterday, diplomatic sources said. An embassy spokesman later said "a strong protest is being lodged with the Soviet Foreign Ministry" over the incident, which involved em- bassy Second Secretary Raymond Smith...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 21, 1978-Page 11 i i4 Uf (Continued from Page 10) HELPWANTED CHEMISTS CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS for Ann Arbor's fastest growing medical instrumen- tation company. Contact or send resume to Arthur Abel, Transidine General Corporation, 903 Airport Drive, 769-1900. 51H722 Student Services assistant wanted for work-study job No. 638. 20 hours per week, morning or after- noon. Call Mike atf763-2203 or 995-2158. 11H715 U...…
…Page 12-Friday, July 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily SAY THEY FEAR WHITE THREATS Black Boston high schoolers walk out CONCORD, Mass. (AP) - Thirty-six black students from Boston have quit the high school they were bused to in this historic suburb, claiming that white students have threatened them. Some of the whites boasted of Ku Klux Klan connections in their yearbook biographies. "These kids are afraid to go to the bathroom alone," said Jean Mc...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, luly 21, 1978-Page 13 Anti-smoke forces more confident By ALICE GAILEY It happens everywhere - on planes and buses, in theatres and restaurants and especially at parties. According to the federal government, one out of every three Americans over 21 is regularly smoking cigarettes, cigars, pipes, or something else in between, but the other two, the non-smokers, are not too happy about it. A growing anti-smoking campa...…
…Page 14-Friday, July 21 1978-The Michigan Daily TALKSSTALLED [ail workers' contract in doubt (Continued from PanoOne, going to be home all night," an ap- parent indication he might be more receptive to such a request at a later time. Glenn Whitaker, a Justice Depar- tment attorney representing the Postal Service, said the government was prepared to seek an injunction in the event a strike occurred. IN ANOTHER part of the city, a federal media...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 21, 1978-Page 15 Lopez trails by a stroke in U.S. Open INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Defending champion Hollis Stacy birdied the last two holes for a 1-under-par 70 and a 1- stroke lead over rookie sensation Nan- cy Lopez early in yesterday's first round of the U.S. Women's Open Golf Championship. The bubbly, bouncy Stacy dropped an 18-foot putt on the last hole to tie ob- scure rookie pro Vicki Fergon for the top spot wi...…
…Page 16--Friday, July 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily BASEBALL ROUNDUP Cubs, Giants call it a dark day Giants 9, Cubs 8 CHICAGO (AP) - Jack Clark, who earlier hit a two-run homer, drilled a tie-breaking single in the eighth inning yesterday, giving the San Francisco Giants a 9-8 lead over the Chicago Cubs in a game that was suspended in the top of the eighth because of darkness. The contest was delayed by rain three times before the umpires calle...…
…TROOPS IN LEBANON See Editorial Page C I * hP LIE Wan t1 IT'S SPRING High-44* Low-3 0 See Today for details March21 £Vol. LXXX VIII, No. 134 Ann ArborMichigan-Tuesday, 1978 Ten Cents 14 Pages Begin as figb WASHINGTON (AP) - Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin arrived here yesterday for talks with President Carter on Middle East peace prospects and the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon. A Marine bandngreeted Begin as he arrived at ...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily 300 participate in East Quad weekend women's conference By PAULINE TOOLE The East Quad Conference on Women continued Sunday with a flurry of workshops on pertinent women's issues, including prostitution, lesbianism, and the status of minority women. The conference, sponsored by a num- ber of university organizations in- cluding the Dean's office, the Univer- sity Activities Center and the Wom...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-Page 3 I ' "flMU SEI'*4S ICAPEN CALLWDAILY Election director can't be found Profs lauded Two professors at the University have been given awards for some work they have done outside of the classroom. Louis Loeb, an assistant professor in the Philosophy Department, has received a $2,500 summer stipend from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Loeb is working on a "book length manuscript" on ...…
…4 Page 4-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily Eightv-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 134 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan When retaliation is invasion Young:'Candor' at the U.N By Samuel Koo N EVER BEFORE have the charges of Israeli imperialism seemed so justified as they have during the past week. . Since last Tuesday, Israeli f...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-Page 5 Journalist claims newspaper 'supermarketing' molds lives By HENRY ENGELHARDT Wake up, America! Saul Friedman is ticked off, disgusted, rather angry, and he cannot understand why America is sleeping through the 70s. A Washington reporter for Knight- Ridder newspapers, a chain that in- cludes the Detroit Free Press, Fried- man said newspapers today are "super- marketing" the news. "NEWS TODAY i...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily NEWS FROM THE{ MAJOR EVENTS OFFICE Jimmy Buffett brings his Coral Reefer Band into Hill Auditorium for one night only, this Friday evening at 8:00 p.m. The sales of Buffetts "Changes In Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes" album have just surged over the platinum mark. This week, ABC is releasing his new album, "Son Of A Son Of A Sailor," so we can expect a previewof some of his new, tasty tunes. ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-Page 7 16mm By DOBILAS MATULIONIS O F THE MANY cinematic events that take place in Ann Arbor, by far the most enjoyable and lively is the annual 16mm film festival. With its par- tylike atmosphere, the festival represents the mecca of independent filmmakers and the reunion of their easy-going fans. Besides the films, this year also boasted attractions such as performances by Pat Oleszko and side- sho...…
…Page 8-Tuesday, March 21, 1 978-The Michigan Daily m A t 44 Discovera New Wodld of Music with Our Newestoand Most Excitii Albums! Samantha Sang " ELECTRIC LGHT ORCHESTRA Out of the Blue s .. 1 " Blondie. Enchantm'ent " Robert Gordon " Steeleye Span* " Mary Travers _, 11:.98 List .67 $4.49 7.98 LIST EACH L. P. N' " Eric- Clapton "Player " Andy Gibb BEE GEES CATALOG .. . * Go/d Vol.1 " Main Course ". Children of the World G...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 21, 1978--Page 9 STATE DISCOUNT CIGARETTES DANNON YOGURT 4 I 1 2/8V~ ALL BRANDS ALL TAX INCLUDED Expires March 25, 1978 STATE COUPON b SporsweaSpecial s JOGGING SWEAT SUITS (WARM-UP SUITS) 25~ Value I6' exp 3-5,1978-limit 2 GYM SHORTS' " ASST. SIZES " ASST. COLORS 298 CRAIG ASPIRIN 61 5 grain-250 ct.,. TOOTHPASTE vr C,' I exp. 3-25 10 109 WETTING BARNES-HIND 1671 r ' 3/99° LIMIT 6 Expires Marc...…
…Page 10-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily Il:IiI "'p Non-smoking females needed to fill double room in beautiful house close to campus. Cooperative, co-ed, $86 each plus utilities. May-May lease. Call per- sistently, 663-7981. dC321 CONVENIENT TO CAMPUS-Ayailable Septem- ber! 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 kitchens, fuirmshed. No pets. Lease. References. $700 and utilities/ month. 662-1912. 88C322 FALL 1978 CAMPUS We are currently leasing...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-Page 11 NAACP LEADER PROMOTES BLACK RIGHTS .. .. . 1~ earn your By ELISA ISAACSON "Black folks will fit Benjamin Hooks, Executive Director have." of the National Association for the Ad- Hooks repeated] vancement of Colored People (NAACP) blacks must learn t lauded affirmative action programs to people in order to a small, but responsive group at same mistakes twic Rackham Auditorium last night. H...…
…Page 12-Tuesday, March 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily WILDCATS ROAR AMONG NCAA FOUR: Either luck or Kentucky mlp - - N- Im K THE SPORTING VIEWS I By ALAN FANGER The eventful end is near. Although the NCAA basketball regionals contained a few surprises, like the first-round upsets of Marquette+ and New Mexico and the Cinderella showing of Cal State-Fullerton, it is not shocking that Kentucky, Arkansas, Duke and Notre Dame have emerged as this...…
…full court PRESS BenCh-warmer Rob... ... weighs a starting job By DAVE RENBARGER "Many of us here have something in common with this next young man in that we too would be a lot quicker and more agile if we could lose some weight. " - Howard King, introducing Mike Robinson at the Basketball Bust "This year was my worst year ever. I can't see how a year could be any worse. I've got nowhere to go but up." - Mike Robinson FOR MIKE Robinson, the t...…
…Page 14-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 21, 1978 State coal dwindles; 'U' exempt from blackouts By ERROL SHIFMAN Although some schools have been forced to curtail classes and prolong vacations because of the coal strike, the situation should not effect the Univer- sity's routine operations. Whether anyone in the state will be forced into mandatory cutbacks is up in the air. But the University appears in a relatively safe position. YESTERD...…
…VOTE TOMORROW See Editorial Page c fE itau IEIII REDUNDANT High-T21 Low-5 See Today for details '.I...* I . . . . . Vol. LXXXVIIl, No. 118 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 21, 1978 Ten Cents 10 Poges 1 1Paae UMW, coal co. make AP Photo Several hundred striking miners gathered outside Ironton, Ohio yesterday for a caravan that led them to a non-union coal facility in southern Ohio. The miners broke windows and turned over the ...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, February 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily Final decision expected on Samoff tenure denial By MITCH CANTOR Assistant Political Science Professor Joel Samoff's future at the University may finally be settled when the Political Science Department's tenured faculty members meet today to review their decision to deny Samoff tenure. The Political Science Executive Committee met yesterday to hear Samoff defend the appeal he had previousl...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 21, 1978-Page 3 UNIONS WITHOUT CONTRACT SINCE 1976; *1 4 1F'tJUSEE NS ,S PEN CL."ADNA Oakla By SUE HOLLMAN Monetary incentive The Michigan Student Assembly is apparently very serious about moving a large turnout for tomorrow's 9 a.m. start of the MSA special election. The special election director Tim O'Neill has an added incen- tive to get the vote out. O'Neill's contract calls for a basic salary off...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, February 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily hire 4braniiI Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 118 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A new structure for MSA Quintessential eloquenc 78 I OMORROW, for what must feel like , the umpteenth time, students are being asked to go to a polling place and decide whether or not there should...…
