…Friday, January 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three U.S., 4 Spain OK tety MADRID, Spain (R) - The Upited States and Spain havem agreed on a full-fledged defense treaty to continue Americanx use of military bases in Spain' after nearly 20 years of mili- tary cooperation, U. S. sourcesy reported yesterday. The treaty, requiring approv- al by two-thirds of the U. S. Senate, would be a clear at- tempt by both sides to bolster x: Western ...…
… Jury acquits bartender of sale to minors The Michigan Daily-Saturday, January 23, 1982-Page 3 Prosecutors link ten deaths to Williams By HARLAN KAHN A 15th District Court jury Thursday acquitted Susan Sterner, a 27-year-old bartender at the Pretzel Bell, 120 E. Liberty St., on charges of selling in- toxicants to a minor. The case is the latest in a series of police crackdowns on the.illegal sale of alcohol to minors which began in 1980. STE...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 23, 1981-Page 3 ounty protests proposed halfwa house N p. By DEBI DAVIS Community pressure is mounting against a rosed North Campus area halfway house that ate officials hope will house 70 inmates awaiting parole. There has been virtually no organized support for the planned facility while various local governmental bodies have urged the state to reconsider its plans. The latest group to voice its oppositio...…
…Tuesday, January 23, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, January 23, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three By MIKE HARPER Sunday night at Detroit's Ma- sonic Auditorium a motley sell- out crowd of 4600 or so gathered to welcome the undeniable return of the former-pineapple-packer- now-artiste-supreme of Continen- tal Baths' fame, the Divine Miss M. Yes, Miss M, Bette Midler, was making stop No. 3 on her tour of "tacky" American citie...…
…Esunday Editor: Stephen Hersh Ass m rg tzhine e ,ociate Editors: Ann Marie Lipinski, Elaine Fletcher inside: books - page four profiles - page five January 23, 1977 Number 16 Carter By JEFF RISTINE WASHINGTON - He had prom- ised us "a People's Inaugural," daring us to contrast images of morning coats and top hats and fancy balls and a stuffy regal atmosphere with a celebration somewhat more participatory, as comfortable as a year-old pai...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY New U.S. policy could alter Ar By The Associated Press President Anwar Sadat of Egypt indicated yesterday that the Arabs should alter their oil embargo of the United States because Washington "has adopt- ed a new policy" in the Mideast. Sadat's comment at an Algiers news conference came as Is- raeli Premier Golda Meir won parliamentary approval for her agreement to pull Israeli forces back from the Suez Canal, clear- i...…
…-hursday, January 23, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Three I * THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Three ., LAIMS STRICT REGULATIONS: Kelley defends FBI Swiss bankers move to halt influx of foreign currency Poetry Reading li information g atbering WASHINGTON (1P) - FBI Di- ctor Clarence Kelley said sterday that the agency has ed reason for filing unsub- antiated allegations about the rsonal lives of congress mem- rs and other citizens. Kelley s...…
…Solar car team gets $12,000 check by Ian Hoffman Daily Research Reporter University President James Dud- erstadt returned to his North Campus $tomping grounds yesterday to ac- cept a $12,000 check and a credit card from Amoco Oil Co. for the College of Engineering's Solar Car Team. Duderstadt accepted the check on behalf of 110 University students working on the project. "This is the engineering equiva- lent of putting a man on the moon," Dude...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, January 23, 1983-Page 3, Ren Cen defaults, faces unsure financial future DETROIT (UPI) - The glittering silver-glass towers of the Renaissance Center, designed to reflect the city's rebirth from turmoil of the late 1960s, are now tarnished by mortgage default and an uncertain financial future. Sitting on Detroit's riverfront, the massive office-hotel complex was sup- posed to mark a new life for the city's sagging ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 23, 1989 - Page 3 Chem.. building named for Dow BY HEATHER LUCIER The new chemistry building was officially named the Willard Henry Dow Laboratory, after the founder of Dow Chemical Company, by the University's Board of Regents at its meeting last week. Dow's family and company con- tributed more than $10 million - over half the construction cost - to the N.- University Ave. building, which should be open ...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 23, 2004 - 3 CAMPUS Free concert to be performed at Hill Auditorium The Collage Concert will be today at 8:15 p.m. at Hill Auditori- um. This concert is set to feature excerpts from two choral works, Maurice Ravel's "Daphnis et Chloe: Suite No. 2" and Georg Handel's "Israel in Egypt: He gave them hail- stones for rain", along with other musical performances put on by students in the School of...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 23, 2003 - 3A Students asked to contribute their meals to Iraqi civilians Student smoking marijuana reports himself to police By Carmen Johnson Daily Staff Reporter A person in Mary Markley Resi- dence Hall contacted the Department of Public Safety early yesterday morn- ing to request that an ambulance trans- port him to the emergency room at University Hospital because he thought he ha...…
…0 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Tuesday, January 23, 2007 - 3 TOOTING HIS HORN NEWS BRIEFS CAIRO, Egypt * Al-Qaida leader mocks Bush's Iraq plan in new tape Al-Qaida's deputy leader mocked President Bush's plan to send 21,000 more troops to Iraq, challenging him to send "the entire army" and vowing insur- gents will defeat them, according to a new videotape released yes- terday by a U.S. group that tracks al-Qaida messages. The Wash...…
… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 23, 2006 - 3A ON CAMPUS LG BT office to offer HIV testing The Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Affairs will sponsor free and anonymous HIV testing in the Michigan Union from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m today. A counselor from the HIV/AIDS Resource Center will be available to answer questions. The screenings are open to the public. Symposium to host talk on nonviolence The Program on Intergroup R...…
…Thursday, January 23., 1969 T'HE' MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thursday, January 23, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Half- breakthroughs seen in Biafra situation By ANNE MILLETT College Press service "If the war continues, there is a great danger that it will be- come a war between the great powers, above and beyond a war between Nigeria and Biafra," warned Lord Fenner Brockway, chairman of the British Commit-...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - # S; Viii 1t#aVL1/ d Wheeler Bombing ssNorth ro Resume Speculate on Moro Return; Fanfani Demands Change By The Associated Prest WASHINGTON-As the tatter- ed lunar new year truce entered its final hours yesterday, Senators made public a vigorous plea by the nation's top military leader, Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, to resume bombing of Nort...…
…28, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILYPAGE enate Finance Group Approves Reductions In Taxation of Incom'e U.S., Canada End Meeting; Sign Pacts WASHINGTON (R) -President Lyndon B. Johnson and Canada's Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson concluded a two-day meeting on a harmonious note yesterday with the signing of two pacts. One agreement, signed in the treaty room at the White House, would carry forward the giant project of harnessing the Colum- bia Ri...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 23, 1986 - Page 3 'U' community backs research guidelines By ROB EARLE The United States Government may have declassified research proposals from University professors in order to get around guidelines that limit classified research here, according to a former top research official. Alfred Sussman, interim University yice President for Research until last September, said that government agencies have d...…
…Mayoral candidates :debate city concerns By ARONA PEARLSTEIN The two men vying for the Democratic nomination for Ann Arbor mayor squared off last night on housing and the quality of life of area residents .during a debate at the Ann Arbor Public Library. "We have had a gradual process of the poor being pushed out of Ann Ar- bor," Ed Pierce, a local doctor and former state senator told the crowd of about 100 last night. "We have to main- tain d...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 23, 1987- Page 3 Right to abortion is commemorated i (Continued from Page 1) States. It was a landmark ruling, but it was not enough. Most people know about the 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision in which the Supreme Court legalized abortion in the United States. But the organized struggle over abortion began a generation ago. In the 1940s and 50s new organizations like Planned Par- enthood gave the abortion mov...…
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…4. iIUI\ dUIILVULL PLEASES FARELL Steve Believes Varsity Cinder Path Program Is Best That Miich- igan Has Had COACH IS GREETED BY BIG TURNOUT qF TRACK ATHLETES Attention Is Centered Upon Coming Indoor Struggle Against Notre Dame Squad "The best schedule Michigan has ever had," was the expression of Coach Farrell yesterday respecting the 1917 track program announced Sunday. From the number of men, both fresh- men and Varsity aspirants who ap-...…
…IIAIN LH1L nd Overcoats MITCHELL'S BASKETEERS SUCCUMB TO OHIO STATE WOLVERINES PUT UP STUBBORN DEFENSE; EMERY GETS TWO BASKETS WOVERINES SHOW WEAK PASSING AND SHOOTING Calkin's 'rousers and Bath Robes 20%'/ off -0 -- Cadhams & Co. NTE STREET ARCADE MAIN STREET AT WASHINGTON THAT YOU MAY ECONOMIZE THE- COMING YEAR a_ I t1 \4 r ! f Let us renovate your soiled garments and restore them to usefulness. By our process, the most mode...…
…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, January 23, 1991 - Page 3 pactl may 'bos mnoit MVY complains of office break-ins by Jay Garcia Daily MSAReporter by Shalini Patel taily Staff Reporter In order to boost University minority enrollment, University 'resident James Duderstadt and WVashtenaw Community College (WCC) President Gunder Myran signed the Alliance for Minority tcholars yesterday evening in 'the Michigan League. The agreement, born out o...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 23, 1997 --3k Gregory bashes racism Computer usage ehanges over ime, survey finds During their first years at the 4iversity, students are more likely to use computers in residence halls, but oder students tend to use computers in campus computing sites like Angell Hall. According to the Jan. 15 issue of Information Technology Digest, the Information Technology Division con- ducted a survey ...…
…LOCAYL/STAIM The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 23, 1996 - 3 New dispute resolution team joins Bursley Barbour incident under investigation -The Department of Public Safety continued to search for suspects the day -er. mace spread through Betsey 'rbour residence hall. Residents were forced to evacuate the building early yesterday morning for 30 minutes until health officials arrived and determined it was safe to re-enter. A DPS spokesper...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 23, 1995 -3 . Flint GM DRAGON DOWN MAIN STREET workers " Medstart brings together students, child advocates to end 4- 0day strike FLINT (AP) - Workers at a cru- cial General Motors parts complex voted yesterday on a deal that would end a 4-day-old strike with a GM agreement to hire 663 employees by mid-1996, according to a union de- scription of the terms. "They were trying to take a lot of your jobs ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 23, 1992 - Page 3 i Panel focuses on Blacks in mrnedia by Chastity Wilson Daily Staff Reporter Last night the Black Student Union sponsored a panel discussion and workshop titled "Redefining Black Media" in the Kuenzel room of the Michigan Union. Speakers addressed the issue of how the media, particularly televi- sion and film, portray and involve African-Americans. Harry Allen, a writer, Hip Hop activi...…
… ri f K 99, -: ; ,... 0 ZZi Vi ROY HALL, Law '17 AGENT 310 So. State Upstairs BASKETBALL M 1 TTILSMICHiGA'S PROSPECTS New Football Trainer Makes Flying Trip to Scene of Future Athletic Activities Michigan's new football trainer, Har- ry Tuthill, paid a flying visit to Ann Arbor yesterday and, in company with Judge J. 0. Murfin of Detroit and Di- rector P. G. Bartelme, looked over Fer- ry Field and the gymnasiums. Tuthill, who has a b...…
….Y, JANUARY 23, 1924 THE lNPC"l THE !CHIAN DILYPAGE TE TJfomen Finds America Soulless; Lauds Women, However Members of Sigma Delta Phi will! meet at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow at Dey's studio to have their picture tak- en for the Michiganensian. All women who are resting or walking for their gymnasium work are requested to report to Dr. Bell sometime before the end of this week. Kappa Phi will hold a sleigh ride this evening. Those who wis...…
…rt Men' asketball players will r the Chicago and Illi- week e'nd. The follow- n Coach Mather has the journey: Wilson, 7, Dunne, Rychener, ervirtz and Ruzicka. leave for Chicago at ofiight. The contest s will be played Satur- ie team will stay over y until Monday morn- then journey down to Illinois game, return- Tuesday morning and Arbor the same after- p Unsettled hich Mather will use ago aggregation is not is probable that Hen- ss will hold ...…
…1919. THE MICHIGAN DAIL' r PAGEl 1919 THEMICHGAN AILX PAG ARCADE-- RO A CE OF TARZA Concluding Chapters of "Tarzan of the Apes" from book by Edgar Rice Burroughs This is the picture you- have been waiting months to see, telling of the strange adventures that befall Tarzan, primi-; tive nobleman, and white king of an African ape tribe, who follows the beautiful white girl he has rescued from death in the African jungles to her home...…
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…SUNDAY, TfANTARY 23, 1927 THI"E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TREB~ u~~lrndr the present regulatory mes- ILOCAL EVENTS tN LUATIIrUff LOSES' tesNorthwesternteamsinto an icon- SUDA ~~m m~~~ m~istnr by show ing that if governm ents . n i l s ~ i re I ! r s l e , a " ~ ___eclsr ati HE D EB A T ER S rohibition had failed, as they claim- sionary to India, will speaik beoi'Ce , ic h g vr m n w s11 e ently unable to handle the question o ,:th Weslean uida ...…
…S Z'1'lI D.11, JANUARY 23;11926 JiE. MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIIPXE SATURDAY, .JANUARY 23. 1926 PAGfl T~t1UiE LEAGUE ISSUES CALL FOR SPRING CONTEST' Northern Oratorical League Announces Mules For Competition{ Orations from all1 those who wish to compete for the privilige of repre-j k$ senting Michigan in the Northern Or- atorical league contests to be held at Madison, Wis., May 7, must be in the b ands of C. E. Densmore, of the pub- liec sp...…
…I TIUESDAY, FE 3RUARY 23, 1926 'NORTHERN ONTARIO' 4'15 LECTURE[TOPIG THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI1-1_a YM1\C1 1 ]-\ r L flTLY "Top H.at Replaces The 4Fez In Turkey Fresh Air Camip Director WYill Speali At 8 'eoe 'n~,fiotIn Na ns III citing the attitude of many of the ALUMIWR ON REDUTIO OF UNION ! W / Vdelinquent subscribers, Mr. Heath re- }DE TB COLLECTION OAF S UBSIPTIONS i marked~ that a largo number of alum- ni and students are of the opin...…
…)AY, JANUARY 23, 190 'rH~ M~CHTCAN t~ATt~? r, FOOTBALL MEN FOUND TO BEGOOD STUDENTS; Rover Is Appointed To Washington Post Only Players That Are Irregular In Practice Are Flunkers, Report Shows MINNESOTA INVESTIGATES An entirely new light has been thrown on the old question of par- ticipation in football versus class- room scholarship by a recent in- vestigation at the University of Minnesota. The conclusion reached is that if you are se...…
…DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,1931. THE MICHIGAN PAO7 THRM livninrnTOflf'f~ BsiesstoPic U C'IJCIL MEETING 1II BEGIN TODAY Graduate Groups From Colleges of Eight States Will be Represented. TAPPING WILL SPEAK Interchange of Ideas on Endeavor Stated as of Conference. Alumni Aim Secietaries of the Alumni asso- ciations of the various colleges throughout Kentucky, West Virgin- ia, Indiana, Ohio. Illinois, MiJInemo ta, Wisconsin and Michigan ...…
…-I THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hockey Squad Will Leave Today For Two Games With Tech Shalek Chosen Starting Goalie At Last Minute Same Lineup That Faced Minnesota Will Take Ice Against Miners ' Merrill May Not Go Coach Lowrey Confident That Team Will Repeat Last Year's Success Taking the same squad which made the Minnesota trip a week ago, Coach Eddie Lowrey and his Varsity hockey team will entrain at 8 a.m. this mor...…
…1, JAN. 23, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoover Names Fear A Factor' In Recession' Cut Federal Spending And Over - Large Inventories Seen As Vital Causes Viennese Develops Cancer Aid' 'The Awful Truth' Sets New Admission Record Author To Give SIllustrated Talk (Continued from Page 1) forced to assume the burden, Profes- sor Hoover believes, and the govern- ment's effort to balance the budget! may have resulted in throwing this burden on bus...…
…SAC , SATURDuAY~, JAN. 27,:, 37 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Seek Fourth Big Ten Win Against Ohio State T oni ht Varsity Five Aims At Lead In Title Race Michigan To Match Height Against Fast -Breaking Offense Of Invaders Dye Is Chief Threat With the leadership of the Big Ten almost within their grasp, Michigan's Varsity cagers will take the floor to- night at Yost Field House against the Ohio State basketball team. The Wolverines will be try...…
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…t F I 1 IDA ' rANT'Al'Y 3 a 192- THE MICHIGAN DSAILY FRIDY, ANUAY 2, 125 _________________THE iCHGANPAGE TIMR dSUJPPLY MQRNEY FOR WORK IN RESEARCH :-aulty )Membiers, Advanced G~raduiate Studenfts tec il-e sums CASTE GIVEN $1,000 -Several sums of money, totalling . 1,850, were granted for the purpose tai' special researches at a meeting o1 the executive hoard of the Graduate school which was held Wednesday afternoon. The money will go to...…
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… .TE MICHIGAN DAILY Harmon Withdrawal Kills'Mystery Bowl'Promotion. PACE THREE Hopes TeacheriPupil Battle Saturday Pap enguth's Boilermakers To Face Swim Squad The interesting batle of Teacher vs. Pupil will once again be fought when Dick Papenguth brings his Purdue University swimming team to meet Matt Mann's Wolverines Saturday night. And if past history is any prece- dent,,the Pupil is in for another les- son given by the old master of ...…
… AY,,4AWUARY. 23,-L44d THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Face Buckeye Swimmers, Cagers Tomorrow Backstroke Event Will Highlight Close Dual Meet With Ohio State I-- Quintet Points Toward Upset Win Over Foe Ohio Sate Lantern Rates HI GH A ND INSID By ART HILL I' Michigan Mat Squad To Meet Student-Coached Findlay Oilers By BUD HENDEL 1T Swimming fans who trek down to the Sports Building Pool for the Michigan-Ohio State dual meet t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ''AGE R Cagers, Tankmen, Wrestlers CinContests Over Wee k-End Cager's Record Improved Over Past Campaigns Condition, Balanced Attack Big Factors In Teams' .833 Half-Way Mark Excellent conditioning and a well balanced attack have brought the Wolverine basketball squad past the halfway mark in its current cam- paign with one of the best records a Michigan court team has established in recent years. Michigan's quintet has ...…
