…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 22, 1977-Page . t r 7.. a ".- : . .. '." 1 . } r . to . 4 r . ib vv \ 4 ): ' " .v. u;:. v... X BUT EVELYN WOOD GRADUATES CAN READ JAWS IN41 MINUTES At That Speed, The 309 Pages Come Across With More Impact Than The Movie In Living Blood, You Might Say l 77 : You can do it, too. So far over 550,000 other people have done it. People who have different jobs, different IQs, different interests, diffe...…
…Tennies grab foothold in market C. manager of Athlete's Foot, agrees. "Adidas marketing con- There are three basic types of gym shoes on the market today, leather, nylon the says. and canvas. lemand for the shoes. They give products to the proper people Leather shoes will form to the foot. As the foot swells during activity, the e. People see the three stripes on T.V.," Cameron explains, leather should expand also. iitioriof the three stripes...…
…UCKS MUST STOP WISHBONE The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 22, 1977-Page 11 Health By BRIAN MILLER 147 yards This Saturday, more than 87,000 "Isn't people will jam themselves into Ray's ve ancient Ohio Stadium to witness the "How m first meeting ever between the Ohio starting s State Buckeyes and the Oklahoma one week Sooners. Buckeye coach Woody Hayes re- As for alizes how tough the Sooners will be, pretty sur noting that "they've got t...…
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…PANAM''A See Editorial Page :j'.I L 3k~ ti AFFAB3LE ' High-64. Low--42 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 39 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 22, 1977 Ten Cents Ten Pag i "I FEEL A KINSHIP WIT H YOU" Carter confronts urban poor in Detroi By GREGG KRUPA KEITH RICHBURG 'M. EILEEN DALE-Y Special to The Daily DETROIT - President Carter held another communion with the people yesterday, but this time his audience was more than a ...…
… Church Worship Services Berkowitz mentally fit for trial, judge says NEW YORK (AP) - David Berko- witz will stand trial for the slaying of a Brooklyn woman in the year-long Son of Sam rampage which he said was dictated "by demons demanding blood," a judge ruled yesterday. Justice John Starkey, in a ruling described as unappealable, held the 24-year-old defendant mentally fit for trial after hearing a psychiatrist for the state declare: "Hi...…
… The Michigan Daily-+-Saturday, October 22, 1977-page 3 SETS UP FELLOW MEMBERS: ~tUSEE t' 2wS APE14CAtLZD. "A And the winner is ... Congratulations are in or- derfor Dr. Arthur Burks, pro- ~ fessor of computer and com- munications sciences and of Hanna accused by KCIA official philosophy, who has just been awarded the highest honor the University can bestow upon a senior faculty member. Named the Henry Russel Lec- turer for 1978, Burks is d...…
… age 4-Saturday, October 22, 1977--The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 39 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan It's tie togv e Panama e cy r Creg. 1 eser ves SHCHARANSKY AND OTHERS Some tales of Soviet terror By JACK HERZIG OLLING FASTER and faster for- ward on great clouds of right-wing ietoric, the issue of the Pana...…
…The Michigan Doily-Saturday, October 22, 1977-Page 5 Mengershausen dreams ... r S it lYl By KAREN BORNSTEIN Who says you must be sleeping to enter a dream world? Just walk into the Alice Simsar Gallery and you enter a world of dreamy, ethereal and mysterious ethchings and gou- aches of western American desert country, sensitively created by Cor- nelia von Mengershausen. Von Mengershausen, born in Bayr- ishzell, Germany in 1945, studied at t...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 22, 1977-Page 7 ' , | ||||||||| ' .il i ~ |||| i|||||||||||||||| illlllli i |- The IFIL KIEEK This Week's TV Highlights SATURDAY-Dustin Hoffman stars in "Little Big Man," Arthur Penn's version of the'winning of the West. SUNDAY-Don Meredith and Cindy Williams host "Happy Birthday, Las Vegas," and NBC takes a closer look at the first fifty years. MONDAY-Two cartoon specials: "It's Your First Kiss, Charlie ...…
… toage 8-Saturday, Octobgr 22 1977-The Michigan Daily BIG TEN WEEKEND Wildcats purr into OSU By DIANE SILVER The Big Ten football race approaches the halfway mark with Michigan and Ohio State leading the league, both un- defeated in conference play. The "Big Two" look like clear shots for the Rose Bowl, but there still remain four teams, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, and Michigan State, with only one conference loss apiece and an outside chance...…
…'RESSIVE A T HOME: 17s7 The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 22, 1977-Page 9; ' ' y 4 s h e dg ra s b u gb o o By SCOTT LEWIS Special to The Daily MINNEAPOLIS - Even the top- ranked team in the nation has a losing streak to worry about today. Be it coincidence or not, Michi- gan's previous _two losses have concurred with itswlast two adven- tures into the relative jungle-like en- vironment of a natural grass playing field. The fate-tempting...…
… Daily (Cont er said, ut of the ing proje to some t darter relates to etroit's urbanites inued from Page 1) eXperienceS. To a woman concerned with the YOUNG WAS ONE of the few black 'positive commitment" in regard to need for national planning. And over Carter's visit. Demo 'My first home, when I. plight of migrant workers the Presi- leaders who stood by Carter after federal funds for Detroit. because that was not addressed, I piceted in fro...…
…WOMEN'S CONFERENCE See Editorial Page V' P L c itgul ai1 CREEPY High.--35° Low --25'0 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 65 Ann Arbor, Michian-Tuesday, November 22, 1977 Ten Cents }0 Pages MAYORAL SUIT HEARINGS RESUME 'Two By JULIE ROVNER An appeal was filed yesterday in the 'Michigan Supreme Court on behalf of two University women protesting a Monroe judge's ruling that they must reveal their votes in the disputed city mayoral el...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, November 22, 1977- The Michigan Daily Diemma (Continued from Page 1) advises the administration on money ,matters; and the Committee on Com- Munications, a sponsor for issue for- utns which was created in the late .'-s but has languished for several fars. 'SACFA WAS directed to study the ' Vniversity's investments in South 'Africa and make a recommendation for action - or maintenance of the satus quo - to the administration. '...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 22, 1977--Page 3 39 FEARED DEAD IN ARGENTINA DISASTER: 1r YOU SEE LIVMDA-L t1' Ac't naturally Pull out the pan-cake make-up and whip up a script. UAC is starting a new theatre group and is looking for directors and producers interested in participating. The company will be concerned primarily with alter- native theatre - mime, improvisation and children's theater - and will be made to order for small aud...…
…e 4-Tuesday, November 22, 1977-The Michigan Daily Eig/ty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom CIVIL LIBERTIES NOTEBOOK Free to orm student groups LXXXVIII, No. 65 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan fr' r l ,f{ , fi, . . . J . _=:- -. - 1 COMSE oN T Yo'J S RPJrtmEDI ' ,. s- r ' , ~ , QUESTION: Can school officials keep stu- ents from forming an after-scho...…
…America rocks Crisler Queen- By CINDY RHODES and DAVID VICTOR AMERICA played a fantastic concert last Saturday night at Crisler Arena. The group was at its best sin- ce the departure of guitarist Dan Peek, though Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell, the remaining members of the original trio, still showed the loss visibly. The fans were still excited over the Ohio State victory as the group flung items of clothing and promotional patches for Har...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 22, 1977-Rage7 Sadat re (Continued from Page 1) Sadat,;" Sadat's Center party made every, effort to assure a triumphant welcome to demonstrate to other Arab leaders that the Egyptians were behind their president. The crowds fell short of the three million forecast by officials and many people did not appear to be too happy. Some may have been disappoainted that Sadat's dramatic trip did not bring definite ...…
…Paje 8-Tuesday, November 22,1977-The Michigan Daily WOLVERINES GET WEEK OFF: I 1 q . . Win 1 By DON MAC LACHLAN fiver have an incident on your mind that just eats at you until it's resilyed or conquered? For Michi- garircoach B o Schembechler the prpilems are all behind him and a return trip to the Rose Bowl lies aiead. No more worries - yet - just a tittle relaxation and savoring of the 14-6 victory over Ohio State which ga'e the Wolverine...…
…full court PRESS By CUB SCHWARTZ JOHNNY ORR opened up Crisler.Arena last night and gave the public its initial glimpse of what is forthcoming from the Michigan cagers this season. And while I cannot say it was the best basketball I have ever seen, it certainly was fun. I think the crowd of about 2,000 would agree. The occasion was the annual Maize and Blue intra-squad game. Actually there were two 20 minute games-complete with uniforms, refere...…
…Two city voters appeal Cntintd frn Pane 1) yp t uontinue from rage i i moot, as there would be no reason any- more to ask the voters to reveal choices. "The only way our case would con- tinue is if Kelley decides he needs infor- mation about that third count to make a ruling," said Edward Goldman, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) attorney representing Lazin- sky. "If he decides to void the election or to award it to Wheeler or Belche...…
