…a AGENDAS See editorial-page I P Mt lE i IaiI WARIs See Today for details ;'\Ninr h'iYou(rs of FEdigori~i I Irre('(Iof~ VoI. XC, No. 118 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 22, 1980 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages . . tants: No hostage release without shah By The Associated Press Inspired by a message of support from Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the young militants holding the U.S. Em- bassy in Tehran vowed anew yesterday they will not...…
…2-Friday,.February 22, 1980-The Michigan Daily INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN A PROFESSIONAL HEALTH FIELD? Consider a career as a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. A recent government report to the President and Congress predicts a serious shortage of podiatrists by 1980. You can ploy a vital port in filing this country's foot care needs-in podiatric medicine arnd surgery, ortho- pedics, podopediatrics, podogeriatrics, sports medicine. It is not too l...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 22, 1980-Page 3 Students learn of draft By JOYCE FRIEDEN University engineering students found out how they can stay out of the armed forces - and what kinds of work they can do if they should be drafted - at a talk by two commnunity leaders last night at the West Engineering Building. The speakers, Rev. Tom Shoemaker of the Ann Arbor Wesley Foundation and Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) Captain Ken...…
…Pcge 4-Friday, February 22, 1980-The Michigan Daily Does 'Cruising' push free speech to the limit? 6 In 1970, American movie houses were graced by William Friedkin's The Boys in the Band, a largely faithful screen transcription of Mart Crowley's Tony-winning Broadway play. The film, a Virginia Woolfish tableaux of a birthday gathering of seven homosexuals (plus one potential convert) all edging past the bloom of youth, proved mildly successf...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 22, 1980-Page 5 Hewlett-Packard's Advanced Business Calculator with Programmability... / A HOME FACES the danger of being destroyed by the heavy rainstorms that have plagued southern California this week. 4Raifi storm1s continue to flood Southwest; death toll hits 31 -- the H;-38- - - -nuiis. op~~l -n~s prbes(W MI1 irtnu~~ .-~ ~ ni u frt~r rd'e i0el - -fr p- 18 c~hfow &O - - - -00 - - c~er~kr. - ~ - -0 -...…
…01" A Page 6-Friday, February 22, 1980-The Michigan Daily Alvin Ailey. at a turning point? By KATIE HERZFELD The plastic smile worn by a lead dan- cer in Night Creature, the first of four works presented by the Alvin Ailey Company Wednesday night at Detroit's Music Hall, typified much of the evening's performance; the smile was brilliant, but not heartfelt. Choreographed by Ailey to a Duke Ellington symphony of the same title, Night Creatu...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 22, 1980-Page 7 'Eden' falls short of paradise By GILLIAN BOLLING Eden concerns the tensions between blacks of Southern origin and blacks of -West Indian origin during the year 1927 New York City. Unfortunately, the. cast seems primarily to be going through the motions of creating tension and as a result, the conflicts are hollow and the emotions melodramatic. The play takes place in the Sari Juan Hill ar...…
…The FebrusyIssue of the Michigan Journal of Economics is now A VAIlIABUEI Copies can be picked up in in the lobby of the Economics Building. Page 8-Friday, February 22; 1980-The Michigan Daily State Senate OKs strict interpretation of Headlee Amendment I CHILE: Popular Organizations and Mon-Violent Movements David. Molmeaux American Friends Service Committee Representative in Santiago, Chile MOM., FEB. 25-8:00 PM Friend's Meetinghouse 142...…
…CHICAGO A TTORNEYS WITHDRA W STRIKE-ENDING PACT Firefighters locked out of work CHICAGO (AP) - City attorneys returned to court yesterday and with- drew from a strike-ending agreement ith firefighters, after the city locked out the strikers as they tried to return to work. City attorneys contended the firemen had continued picketing in violation of the pact. The city also asked Circuit Judge John Hechinger to proceed with con: tempt citation...…
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…ICERS FACE-OFF AGAINST NORTH DAKOTA: WGII teams bat By GARY LEVY A DailySprts Analysis If you think the Big Ten basketball e is loggammed, take a look at the HA standings.. With four games remaining for each team, the hockey race is equally as tight leaving the playoff picture unsettled and the Michigan icers in the middle of it. North Dakota, perched atop the league standings with a 17-6-1 mark, is the only team to have clinched one of the ...…
…ROCK IT UP! Destroy All Monsters THE CRAYON KILLERS THE COUNTDOWN BAND 9:30 p.m. Saturday, February 23-$4 VFW Hall-314 E. Liberty Ann Arbor's weirdest Rock & Roll Nightclub YOU CAN HAVE A BAD HORSE, BUT YOU VE GOTTA HAVE AGOOD PAIR OF BOOTS. Page 12-Friday, February 22, 1980-The Michigan Daily 'FORGOT TEN' SMI§T Cagers dum Since the days of the wild west, peoplehave relied on Frye boots as old friends. That's because all Frye boots are caref...…
…IG TEN ROUNDUP: The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 22, 1980-Page 13 Wildcats humblei COLUMBUS (AP)-Kelvin Ransey umped in 20 points last night to lead ranked Ohio State to a 68-59 victory Northwestern that kept the tuckeyes in the thick of the Big Ten aasketball race. Indiana slipped by host Michigan tate 75-72 while Purdue, previously ied with the Buckeyes and the joosiers, dropped a 76-64 decision at ichigan. The Buckeyes pulled from the...…
…Page 14-Friday, February 22, 1980-The Michigan Daily Bill may ban sale of pot 'aids' to minors By JAY McCORMICK Little Johnny and little Jane won't be able to pop into Ye Olde Head Shoppe and buy a Star Wars super-bong anymore if a bill to ban the sale of marijuana smoking materials to minors is passed by the Michigan House of Representatives. The bill, backed by Rep. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor) and Rep. Richard Fitzpatrick (D-Battle Creek),...…
