…ERA'S FINAL YEAR See Editorial Page £AUE 1~Iai4g GLOOMY High-47 Low-32 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 135 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 22, 1978 Ten Cents 10 Pages GOP COUNCILMEN VETO AMENDMENTS Council thwarts South African investment ban By KEITH RICHBURG City Council Republicans defeated Monday night a measure that would have forbid the city from investing in banks that loan money to South Africa. Council also defeated...…
… Page 2-Wednesday, March 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily esiant unvrst Spanish in: "On 0VIA "One of the most beautiful and fasci- nating small cities on the face of this earth"-Anthony Rather Positions held; cease fire begins An ideal place to learn Spanish and to live as the Spaniards do... 1) Live with families. 2) All Spanish teaching staff. 3) course work and requirements designed for American university needs: Fall, Winter, Spring terms a...…
… 'CLOAK AND DAGGER' AGENTS ENTER MORO SE The Michigan Daily- ARCH: ~p >W USEE NEWCAPEN CALL W'O4Jr The ex-prez cometh What do you do when you're no longer President? Well, first you visit all the large, well-known universities you can find and present won- derfully informative lectures to all the information hungry students. This can only last so long, however. There are a limited number of universities who want ex-Presidents to visit them. ...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, March 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 135 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Tempting the fate of the ERA SO NE YEAR from today, women may have lost the struggle to achieve legal equality. On March 22, 1979, the deadline for ratification of the Equal Rights Amen- dment (ERA) by at least ...…
…modern music by alan rubenfeld O NE OF THE great American music fads of the seventies has been reggae music. Reggae became an overnight hype in the U.S., as numerous record companies moved into Jamaica, hunting down this in- triguing sound. But by the end of 1976 the bubble burst as it became evident that reggae did not offer much financial potential in this country. Rolling Stone aptly chronicalized the demise of reggae, as it designated Ston...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 22, 1978-Page 7 Sharpeville memorial recalls South African protest massacre By CHARLYNE JOHNSON Sharpeville Day, 1978, was a day of celebration and remembrance. On March 21, 18 years ago, thousands of blacks in racially-segregated South Africa left their travel passes at home to protest that country's system of apartheid. At Sharpeville, an African community near Johannesburg, the peaceful protest turned t...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, March 22, 1978-The Michigan daily GRAPPLERS PLACE TENTH IN NCAA'S: Silver lini By DAN PERRIN All year the Michigan wrestling team has had its problems. Almost nothing seemed to go right as ,the injury-ridden Blue matmen ended the dual meet ,season with a dismal 5-8 record. But, as the saying -goes, "All's well that ends well." So it was with the Wolverines as junior Mark :Churella successfully defended his national title at ...…
…. The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 22, 1978--Page 9 Rec department, city plan active summer By BILL THOMPSON Contrary to popular belief, the University and the city of Ann Arbor are not in suspended animation from May through August. A substantial proportion of the citizenry, even students, remain in the city, and those who do will be able to choose from among a variety of recreational opportunities. THE UNIVERSITY recreational sports st...…
…Page 10-Wednesday, March 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily WINNING TENANT GETS FREE LEGAL AID: ontest seeks best, worst leases By RICHARD BERKE If you're tired of "Let's Make A Deal," and you find no more challenge in "The Price Is Right," then Ann Ar- bor's own addition to the array of available contests may be just for you. Ladies and Gentlemen, it's time for. "The Worst Lease and Best Lease Con- test." Sponsored by the Coalition for Better Ijou...…
