… ATE Corner State & Liberty Sts. DIAL 66276264 page thiree Q S irigtitn ti1 NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 I OPEN 12:45 P.M. Shows at 1-3-5-7-9 P.M. HELD OVER! I. Wednesday, September 23, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three I It THE MIRISCH PRODUCTION COMPANY presents A NORMAN JEWISON - HAL ASHBY PRODUCTION .. 1 :: _. NEXT ATTRACTION "THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR" I newsbref By The Associated Press MILITARY SHIPMENTS t...…
… 1 page three 94P Mfrt~ig;an 41, flatfu NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 lg MUSKET MY FAIR LADY AUDITIONS ARE STILL OPEN B.Y.O. sheet music to the Union Hobby Shop TONIGHT 8:30 P.M. Friday, October 23, 1970 Arn Arbor, Michgan Page Three I 11 i yyiii Committee sign-up MUSKET office 2nd floor Mich. Union Any Weekday Afternoon y briefs n e www s,,,.By The Assciated Press I MICHIGAN'S CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION issued char...…
… W The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 23, 1979-Page 3 Germans alert to U' A smashing weekend Automobiles in Ann Arbor slipped, slid, and smashed into each other and various other objects a total of 69 times over the weekend, accor- ding to Ann Arbor Police reports. AAPD Sgt. Harold Tinsey cited poor road conditions and people's driving habits as factors behind the high incidence of fender benders - nearly twice the average of a weekend dur...…
…I The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 23, 1979-Page 3 rF MU XSEE NRAPPE14 CALLZDAIL For love or money Marty Britsch's. heart was in the right place, but his boss, the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) board, is not pining away for their employee who has been suspended without pay for one week. Britsch, an AATA bus driver, was disciplined because he offered free bus rides to customers on Valentine's Day, despite the fact that this is...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 23, 1979-Page 3 TAX REBA TE PLAN PROPOSED 4 1 IfMUSEE S A CALL DA Ly Be there, Aloha! New Wave rockers, it seems,have an unexpected fondness for one of television's longest-lasting series, Hawaii Five-O. The rock group Radio Birdman has recorded a version of the show's theme, and Wed-. nesday night at Second Chance Patti Smith revealed she also watches the show. She apologized to her audience in advance, tell...…
… TONIGHT AT 8:30 P.M. page three al rP ix t ttxt ttil NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 SUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 FRI.-SAT., JAN. 23-24 BEST PJAY OF 1968') R"se STRawPRz uwd GuldewSteRx AK TOPARD~o Friday, January 23, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three STATE OF THE UNION MESSAGE Nixon plans to battle pollution, crime I (i the TONIGHT AT; 6:50-9:00! DIAL 8-6416 news tod by The Associated Press and College Press Service CONTINUOUS SAT., SUN...…
…Saturday, September 23, 1972 I HL MI(-Hl(jAN URILY ruyc Iiiimm- Saturdy, Setembe 23, 972 I- - ---------AIL OPEN DAILY at 12:45 Shows at 1,3, 5,7,9 p.m. Feature 5 min. later Every Wed. 1.5pm. 75c PG TOO YOUNG-TOO SINCERE HE "COULDN'T WIN." At State and Liberty DIAL 662-6264 YOU HAYEN'T SEEN ANYTHING UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN EVERTTHINGV Mich. man held for bombing MARQUETTE, Mich. (/)-A man described as having an "unusual animosity towards the ...…
… Tuesday, September 23, 1975 Judge orders delay.. on ending girl's lie MORRISTOWN, N.J. (,P) -- courtroom that had been locked Attorneys arguing whether med- to prevent overcrowding, said ical devices keeping Karen Ann the attorneys should be pre- Quinlan alive should be discon- pared to answer the following nected were given four weeks questions: yesterday to answer unprece- -"Is this court to place its, dented legal and medical ques- stamp o...…
… Thursday, October 23,-1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thur.d.y, October 23, 197 THMIHIGNDL aceThree Mother says Quinlan Lifting a quarter-ton of rock might trouble Kari Thompson of Flagstaff, Ari- zona. But this 35 pound hunk of leftover insulation - poses no problems what- so-ever. The ten year old found the material after a construction team exited a site at Northern Arizona 'hated linerin death I MORRISTOWN, N. J. (P) - daugh...…
… editors: mary long jo marcotty barb cornell Sunday mctgazine inside: page four-books page five- perspective AL. L _ *I n T i Numoer IU Page Ihree November 23, 1975 FEATUR ES Why Two By MARY LONG. N THE EXTERIOR, Elesa Cher- ,nin is right out of Louisa May Alcott: a fragile and dreamlike Beth ready to cough her way through angher snowy winter. In her pink leotard and pink hair rib- bon, she is dancing by herself in a corner of th...…
…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 ...…
…Tuesday, March :23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Threo Tuesday, March 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Lebanese leader may resign DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN BEIRUT, Lebanon (P) - Le- banese politicians agreed on a face-saving resignation formula for the defiant Christian presi- dent yesterday as Christian and Moslem gunmen fought the heav- iest artillery battle of the civil war, informed sources said. President Suleiman Franjieh, who...…
…Page Three Wednesday, June 23, 1976 THEMCHIGAN-DAILY Bail hearing set for VA suspects By GEORGE LOBSENZ A bond hearing for the two nurses charged with poi- soning and murdering patients at the Ann Arbor Vet- erans' Administration (VA) Hospital last summer will open tomorrow in the Detroit courtroom of U. S. Dis- trict Court Judge Philip Pratt. YESTERDAY, defense attorney Thomas O'Brien filed a motion asking that the tough bail conditions...…
…Friday, JU-ly 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 'U' GEO hasten negotiations, By GEORGE LOBSENZ With an August 31 contract expira- tion date drawing near, University and Graduate Employes Organization (GE O) bargainers have taken steps to ac- celerate the pace of negotiations and forestall the lapse of the present con- tract. After thirty minutes of discussion and caucusing this week, the two sides agreed to hold an additional two-hour...…
…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...…
…Page Three Friday, February 23, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 23, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 1 The Exterminating Angel Cinema Guild Fri. A group of well-dressed society people go to a party, and find that they cannot leave. T h e y cannot step over the threshhold, though there is nothing in outer reality, or in their conscious minds, to stop them. This is the premise of Bun- el's Exterminating Angel. The guests, force...…
…[ Friday, March 23, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three I / Friday, March 23, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY film themes, and throwing an old, ins' who are tempted to let the Alice Adams Cinema Guild Friday In the title role of Alice Adams (1935), Katharine Hepburn plays a lovesick girl trying to attain an elevated social position in or- der to impress the handsome young man (Fred MacMurray) she met at a dance. Alternately ashamed of her family'...…
… Thursday, September 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thursday, September 23, 1976 THE MI(21-i!GAN DAILY Page Three 'U ii l i i ii Ethics Committee quits Schorr investigation (Continued from Page 1) in a statement, "reason has1 finally prevailed and, I hope,: will prevail against any future efforts to use congressional co- ercion against the exercise of freedom of the press." THE committee steered away from making any judgment on ...…
… Saturday, October 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Saturday, October 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ' Three DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Happenings film reviews are written by Christopher Potter. all week COMMERCIAL CINEMA A Matter of Time - (The Movies, Briarwood)-This mas- sively - publicized star - is - born epic apparently embodies grade- B American International ,Pic- tures' attempt to go respectable. The show contains: a) A chub- by L...…
…Tuesday, November 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, November 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three P vial yesl let mor hou LSA (LS litic the P eled app Kay pus ,H Pre ed1 ger T seek PESC accuses smear By LISA FISHER I Program, which is housed in Campus Coalition who is seek- dential College, because of the Lloyd Hall, and to cut down ing office in LSASG. Brazee group's support for the two al- rogram for Educational So- on R...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 23, 1977-Page 3 ANNOUNCES SCIENCE CONFERENCE: China to undo work of radicals' A) MU SE IS PA EN CALL %-nIIY Security deposit hassles If you just got your security deposit back from the apartment you rented in Ann Arbor this summer and the landlord made a few more deductions than you think are justified, don't panic. City housing regulations provide you with legal means.to challenge your landlord. As a ten...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 23, 1977- YCOJ SEE t&S PP1DI CO liZ y - Happenngs .., are so sparse today that you might as well study for your mid- term ... they start at 7:30 tonight with a meeting of the Citizens for Gay Human Rights at Canterbury House, corner of Catherine and Division ...;at 8 p.m., un-married adults are invited to join a discussion-social session on "Comrmunication - Overcoming Barriers to Effective In- teraction," ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, November 23, 1977-Page 3 FBI waged 15-year campaign F Ou SEE it1J HPPEN CALLZ)ALtY The test of champions The "breakfast of champions" could make a champion into breakfast for a hungry lawyer in San Francisco. The champion in question is Bruce Jenner, winner of the Olympic decathalon. Joseph Freitas, district at- torney in 'Frisco, is licking his chops and posing a hefty spoon over Jen- ners' head. The charge? F...…
…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...…
…Wednesday, February 23, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three DAILY DIGEST FEBRUARY 23, 1977 ... ,-. .._ - -- -- - --- r International UJgandan outcry Radio Uganda gave its first' iyydication yesterday that there was support in the Ugandan Army for an attempt to over- throw President Idi Amin's gov- ernment. The radio also mentioned deaths for the first time in con- nection with the coup attempt, in which Uganda's Anglican Archbishop. Janan...…
…DAILY DIGEST MARCH 23, 1977 __ N w 1 11 International Pod gorny visits the government from copper- rich southern Zaire, there was growing evidence yesterday' that invading Katangese gen- darmds were firmly entrenched and fighting strongly. a12ar~l~tIt was learned here that the j town of Kasaji, which Zaire DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania claimed to have recaptured -- Soviet President N1ikolai from the insurgents, was no Podgorny arrived yesterda...…
…Wednesday, October 23, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Happy's aunt to wed gigolo? Study shows incumbents far LLAY, Wales (P) - Insisting "When she sees the way the a "I'm no gigolo," a 29-year-old story has been blown up here, coal miner's son says he is en Ianything could happen. Thisu gaged to marry the elderly mil- publicity could blow the whole WASHINGTON (P) - Incum- and GOP senators were ieceiv In 1972, incumbents outdr lionaire aunt of Nelson ...…
…Saturday, November 23, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Saturday, November 23, 1974 6 H MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Ford will continue South Korean aid I SEOUL, South Korea (1P) - President Ford gave assurances yesterday that the United States would maintain its 38,000 man troop strength in South Ko- rea and, if Congress goes along, spend up to $500 million mod- ernizing the Korean armed forces. In a two-hour session with President Ch...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, February 23, 1978-Page 3 SOUTHERN STA TES HIT HARDEST: NOW boycott encourages ERA By PAULINE TOOLE At least 200 national organizations have followed the policy initiated by the National Organization for Women (NOW) in cancelling conventions held in states which have not passed the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). The ERA has not yet been ratified in most of the southern states and Illinois. These states are the ho...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 23, 1978-Page 3 F MUSEE Ews ' Pm.CzDAJY Fishy business We've all heard of "an eye for an eye," but "a fish for a fish?" The latest buy-one-get-one-free gimmick, coming from McDonald's and the Ann Arbor Pet Supply, entitles each purchaser of a Filet-o-Fish sandwich to a free goldfish. Observers are speculating McDonald's may soon work out a similar deal with cattle-raisers offering a free cow to any purchaser...…
…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...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Wilson claims government: miscalculated miners' pay Department of Political Science presents Professor Yehoshafat Harkabi Dept. of International Relations, Hebrew University "Israel and the Palestinian" AP Photo Windy City Winter winds whip workers groping for the nearby John Hancock Building in Chicago yesterday. Meanwhile, fifty mile-an-hour gusts popped windows out of Sears Tower. No injuries were re- por...…
…R~l =ff.T I= =1U - N l dII mm!F9 i n c nn ..n i art v vn r 7 Ford warns Europe of possible troop reductions WASHINGTON (Reuter) - A new warning to the European Al- lies on the issue of possible re- ductions of American troops on the continent came yesterday from Vice President Gerald Ford. He cautioned that there could be a unilateral cut by the United States unless the Allies cooper- ated in trying to find. a mutual and balanced force ...…
…-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...…
…editors: laura berman dan borus contributing editor: mary long sundciy mcigctzine inside: page four-books page five-features page six-week in review Number19 Page Three Februar y 23, 1975 FEATURES Waging the University's fight in basketball recruiting wars By JOHN KAHLER AFTER THE BASKETBALL game, the tunnel of Crisler Arena is crowded with fans streaming into their cars. Bill Frieder stands in their wake. For Frieder, the game in j...…
…inside: editors: laura berman dan borus contributing editor: mary long SufldGay mcagazrne page four-books page five-john wilhelm page six-week in review Number 21 Page Three March FEATUR 123, 1975 ES Jobless and s Singing those collar, By DAN BORUS JT WASN'T DOING without vaca- tions and country clubs that bothered Bill George about being laid off from his research and de- velopment job at a local auto sup- ply firm. It was the meager ...…
…magazine editors: tony schwartz marty porter contributing editor: laura herman inside: sundcty mctgctzrne books-page four pre-iated blues-page five the news in review-page six Number 10 Page Three September 23, 1973 A small farm auction: End of an era For most of his life, Willard Mull- reed started his day around five in the morning. First, he milked his cows and fed the Black' Angus; later he headed out to the fields where the...…
…Tuesday, October 23, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pni tm Tk roj I rage i nree ' Cox firing halts non-Wal WASHINGTON (IP) - Presi- dent Nixon's firing of Archibald Cox blocked, at least temporar- ily the search for White House records that could prove vital to non-Watergate investigations including the ITT and milk-price cases. Dissolution of the special pro- secutor's office also leaves an uncertain future for probes into a $100,000 cont...…
…'U' prof involved in Vent-s-boud i -mima space probe By MICHAEL ARKUSH A University professor who heads the science steering committee for a spacecraft bound for Venus yesterday said that although he doesn't believe life exists on that planet, he still con- tends the mission, launched Saturday, will produce significant facts about the Earth. Professor Thomas Donahue, chair- man of the University's Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Department, s...…
…Friday, May#}+ 23, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Americans beginb6 pullout 'jjjjj~ aLas prtsscotne: VIENTIANE, Laos (IP)-Eigh- teen Americans and other for- eigners held by student dem- onstrators in a southern Lao- tian town for nine days were flown to Thailand yesterday. Secretary of State Henry Kis- singer said there will be a "substantial reduction" of the 1,000-strong U. S. presence in Laos because of the harassment of Americans by ...…
…Wednesday, July 23, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Wednesd|ay, July23,|195|THE|MIC'I.. DAL Pag T-e 'Jaws' eats up big local film crowds By DAVID WHITING Here, as in every other city throughout the nation this summer, thousands of people are waiting anxiously outside movie houses-not thinking about relief from the heat and the theater's cool insides-but wondering about the gore they are about to see and the horror they expect to experie...…
…Coastal primaries today test rivals Dems battle in Rhode Island By ROSE SUE BEIISTEIN Special To The Daily PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island-A light voter turnout is expected today as Rhode Island voters participate in their first presidential preference primary. Sen. George McGovern (D-S.D.) is the expected victor in the winner-take- all Democratic contest which carries 22 delegates. According to a primary law, set to conform with Democratic Party g...…
…page three a £frli Low-4i Mostly cloudy. chance of showers _ .. _ ..a - .- n rim e Friday, June 23, 1972 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN News Pho se: 764-05 5 Revenue plan gamns a proval in House vote WASHINGTON ( - The House approved yesterday a plan to distribute about $30 billion in federal funds over five years to financially hard-pressed states and cities. Passage was an election year victory for President Nixon who originally proposed letting...…
…page three 14Si 4irp&1 RtUSINESS PMONE: 764-0554 Wednesday, August 23, 1972 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN News Phone: 764-0552 HRP s By CHRIS PARKS As the Human Rights Party (HRP) prepares to nominate candidates tomorrow, attention is focusing on who will get HRP's nod to face Democrat P e r r y Bullard and Republican Michael Renner in the 53rd District State Representative race. This attention has arisen part- ly because the contest is HRP's fi...…
…Wednesday, May 23, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three BUDGET DIRECTOR BILL Senate overrides Nixon veto WASHINGTON AP - The Senate yesterday voted to override Presi- dent Nixon's veto of a bill requiring Senate approval of two key White House budget men. The vote was 62 to 22, six more votes than the necessary two thirds voting to override. THE MATTER now goes to the House, where Democratic leaders said the veto would be difficult to override. A...…
…Saturday, June 23, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Puge Three Obscenity ruling gets mixed reaction here and elsewhere Chilean protest sANTIA,) Chile-More than 150,000 students cut classes yesterday to protest pobiics of the Marxist-led government and to demonstrate support for 12,000 copper miners on strike for nearly two rmonths o'er swages. The protest followed trikes bombings and riots Thursday by both friends and foes of President Salvador Allen...…
…Thursday, August 23, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three I Ann Arbor kids offer thoughts on By JO MARCOTTY sli nine year old Lbri. Daily Roving Reporter HER FRIEND Debbie if kids in Ann Arbor are any reflection her and s'iid "I think he of what the country thinks about Water- on purpose. And he sa gate, the game is up for Richard Nixon. ait'wi n too, bit se didr According to a lDaily poll of kids be- Nixon was described tween the ages of five...…
…Thursday, May 23, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three LSA may kill Course Mart - --- By JEFF DAY U'law expert de d at 66 Law Prof. Paul Kauper, an interna- tionaly recognized authority on consti- tutional law and a member of the Uni- versity law faculty for 38 years, died yesterday of undisclosed illness. He was 66. Dean of the Law School Theodore St. Antoine called the death "tragic," and said, "Paul Kauper was one of the finest classroom ...…
…. .+. .w.r -I" C! IAI/^LIf/ AkI M\AfI \/ i'AA -Mrj!kA " F Tuesday, July 23, 1974 TH IC: MI'ia^N DAI'LY ra- i ' "e I. Tuesday, July 23, 1974 I ML MlIJIIUAIN LJIMLT City Council Republicans kill local Blues and Jazz Festival By GORDON ATCHESON City Council effectively k it Il e d this year's Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Fes- tival last night by voting down a contract that would have authorized a concert site. The festival promoters, Rainbow ...…
…Friday, August 23, 1974 THE MCHIGAN DAILY Page Three President Ford approves bill to change housing programs AP Pho t WASIHNGTON (P) - President Ford signed legislation yesterday revamping federal housing and community develop- ment programs and declared the mea- sure "will help to return power from the banks of the Potomac to people in their own communities." The measure signed in East Room ceremonies authorized $11.9 billion dur- ing th...…
