…Lottery losers win The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 23, 1979-Page 9 Proposed donation causes controversy in Markley i PERSION ND ORIENTOL RUGS USED, NEW,ANTIQUE SAVE 10-20% now through Feb. 28Th By MARK PARRENT When the dormitory reapplication lotteries were held Wednesday night there were many losers. The special lotteries were held for the losers of previous dorm lotteries who were without rooms for next year. HOWEVER, Peter Schoch,...…
…Page 10-Friday, February 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily 1 UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES Words 0-14 15-21 22-28 29-35 36-42 43-49 1 1.0 2.55 3.40 4.25 5.10 6.80 2 340 5.10 6.80 8.50 10.20 11.90 3 4.60 690 9.20 11 .50 13.80 16.10 4 5.80 8.70 1i .60 14.50 17.40 2030 5 add. 7.00 10.50 14.00- 17.50 21.00 24.50 1.00 1 .50 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 DAILY LINE CONTRACT Number of Weeks 13 26 3 Number of Weeks 3 . 26 39 line/week 39 inches/week - ...…
…BULLDOGS IN PLA YOFF SCRAP The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 23, 1979-Page 11 I OMMMMM9 Lowly icers meet Duluth By BILLY SAHN After winning just one of their last 16 games, Michigan's hockey team will face Minnesota-Duluth this weekend in an effort to put the Bulldogs in the doghouse, tonight and tomorrow night. Upon elimination from WCHA playoff contention, the last place Wolverines, role has been revised to that of "spoiler," according...…
…Page 12-Friday, February 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily Graduate Students/ Singles One Shabbat Informal Discussion on ~eigSInglean1d Jewish" When: FRI., FEB. 23-Time: 9 pm Where: HILLEL FOUNDATION 1429 Hill St. refreshments provided for information please calli663-3336 WISCONSIN WINS, 66-65 Badgers embarrass Blue By GARY KICINSKI This time, the glass slipper didn't fit. The scene was set at Crisler Arena last night for Michigan's fifth fairy-t...…
…0 The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 23, 1979-Page 13 BOILERMAKERS BOUNCED, 73-61 arlysurge Iifs woen cagers STEVE'SLUNCIH We Serve Breakfast A 11 Day - Try Our Famous 3 Egg Omelet -X. with your choice of fresh bean sprouts, mushrooms, * green peppers, onion, ham, bacon, and cheese. * * See Us Also For Our Lunch & Dinner Menus 1313S. University Tue-Fri 8-7, Sat 9-7, Sun 10-8 By LIZ IAAC The Michigan women's basketball team barnstor- med Pu...…
…Page 14-Friday, February 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily P IVFITY cIUSICAL 8OCIETY presentj TWO Special S e Egyptian. Dance resen (a(ions These two evenings repeat a highly successful presenta- tion in the Smithsonian last month. On Monday, Magda Saleh, former prima ballerina of the Cairo Ballet, nar- rates her film on seventeen traditional Egyptian folk dances. At 8 pn in Power Center. General admission $4. Mon., Feb. 26th Noted dance critic Wa...…
…r0,ir AN APOLOGY See Editorial Page t40 1 WEATHER BY FORTUNE High-low 30s Low-20 See Today for Details' I. Vol L)XAIA, No. Y4 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 23, 1979 Ten Cents- Twelve Pages Maize and Blue fiasco symbolicof housing struggle By MARK PARRENT Students began massing at the Bell Tower Hotel early Sunday morning. By evening, members from about 25 groups had paid $25 for a hotel room and the privilege of waiting in th...…
…COUPON COUPON ~2for 1 Specia l p I ' Buy 1 Super Salad-Get 1 FREE ; Fresh greens, tomatoes, imported Swiss cheese, I mushrooms, cauliflower, olive, and alfalfa sprouts, not available for carryout Good Tuesday, January 23 through Thursday, January 25 , 314 E. Liberty I I , ® o 662-2Q 19 To the Freshmen: it wouldn't be the DEEEOESE If there weren't some rumors about it. Just for the record, Here are some of the things we're not: EK[S& -QUARAN"EI...…
… 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...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, January 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily GSbe £icbtgan BatIQR 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Eightr-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom A North American common market By Kenneth D. Emmond - Vol. LXXXIX, No. 94 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan i t We apologize ;.<. L&1L, L ! _ c) 11'+tc i ' ' NJ"C' . 1 , 1 'T1 "' " :: i.S y':..< rp~1,' *uis "i " :. !'r y". i a ic: G".P...…
…. The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 23, 1979-Page 5 Britain fighting strikes LONDON (AP) - Soldiers began driving ambulances in several major cities yesterday as ambulance atten- dants joined in strikes that left Britain staggering through another day of chaos. The Labor government con- tinued to try to patch up its crumbing relationship with the trade unions. With a 20-day-old truckers' strike strangling the nation's ports and supply line...…
…0 a r n q aF M " a s 6 a r. k k a u 4. 4' MASS MEETING For Major Events new ushers Conference Room No. 4 Michigan Union-5:30 pm Student please bring 1. D. Old ushers need not attend BEST OF BROA DWAY presents HER IONEGINGOLD in < . azzling '4usica1 ntertainment Music and Lyrics by STEPH EN SON DHEI M and music by Leonard Bernstein Mary Rodgers Richard Rodgers Jule Styne FEB. 2 ~4 POWER CENTER Fri.-Sun. 8pm with 2pm Sun. Matinee tickets are av...…
… The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 23, 1979-Page 7 Fair Child' well bred r '1 SPRING BREAK March 3-10. 1979 By JOSHUA PECK Taken on its own terms, This Fair Child of Mine makes for a fine evening of . .. stagework. The word "theater" doesn't quite fit here, because plays are works, ordinarily, that unfold plots and characters in a deliberate, gradual fashion. Fair Child takes selected highlights of Shakespeare's plays, specifically ones...…
…Page 8-Tuesday, January 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily . 1 UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES FUUND-E'emale beagle in downtown Ann Arbor area. Tr-colored with white marks on neck, middle of face and left hind leg. No collar. Jeff, 665-0608: FOR SALE-Marker Bindings $15. Trappeur Boots Women's size 62. $20 and a Blue Parka with a fur- rimmed hood size 9, $20. Call Emily at 668-7867. dB124 (bFFSET PRINTER, AB. Dick :350. Needs a little work. $500. C...…
…TAs criticize format change for English 125, cite loss of control The Michigan D Women in Action forms coalition of area roups .__grups Daily-Tuesday, Janiuary 23, 1979-Page 9 (Continued from Page 1) "Sometimes the criticisms are not really constructive," said the TA. "The ECB lecturer might tell the TA he should stand up instead of sit down when he is lecturing." Although Van't Hul admitted that several TAs have written him notes criticizi...…
…Page 10-Tuesday, January 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily IT'S COMING! A SUPER SPECTACULAR EVENT Sat., Feb. 10-8 pm-The Union To find out more call UAC: 763-1107 T6KE T H E LED Help New Students Discover the Diversity of Michigan BE FELL . ORI ENTETIQN Pick up applications at the Orientation Office (2530 SAB) from Mon. Jan. 22, to Friday Feb. 16, 1979 * CInI a//1irm e action non-discr imrinatorv emnplover * ICERS FALL INTO WCHA BASEMENT 1st place...…
…Last of the Ninth -By RICK MADDOCK Goodbye Woody... ... and none too soon D EAR WOODY HAYES, ex-coach of Ohio State: You coached football at Ohio State for 28 years in which you won many more football games than you lost, filled Ohio Stadium nearly every Saturday afternoon, slugged anyone you damned well pleased and berated sportswriters who did not write public relation stories. You admit you have a temper. Gee, thanks Woody, we were all begi...…
…Page 12-Tuesday, January 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily AFSCMI BY RONALD GIFFORD With the memory of the 1977 strike+ still fresh in many people's minds, the American Federation of State, County,+ and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1583 began negotiating yesterday with the University to determine the terms of a new contract. AFSCME represents over 2,100 cam- pus service personnel, including main- tenance and food service workers, custodians, ...…
…WOMEN'S RIGHTS See Editorial Page hie LIEt iE3 aiQ EPHEMER AL High-70 See Today for details Vol. LIX, No. 15 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 23, 1978 Ten Cents Ten Pages Papers reveal spying on political activists By LEONARD BERNSTEIN Members of the Coalition to Stop Government Spying (CSGS) released documents yesterday 'indicating that a national network of police agencies collected and disseminated information on individua...…
…Page 2-Saturday, September 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily Reagan hints 80 M bid, stresses tax issue CHICAGO (AP)-Ronald Reagan said yesterday there is a "distinct possibility" he will run for president again in 1980 and the taxpayer revolt will be a leading issue if he does. Joining a cross-country Republican "tax blitz" in Chicago, Reagan said he has "not closed the door" to another presidential campaign but that he won't announce his final d...…
… ' IYoU iENEVS PPERO MX C '>.Y Take ten Thomas Hayden, one of the co-founders of Students for a Democratic Society and a former Universityactivist, together with Jerry Rubin, self-styled Yippie revolutionist, burned subpoenas to appear before the House Committee on Un-Amercian Activities (HUAC) on September 23, 1968. Both said their actions on the. University of California's Berkeley campus represented their contempt for HUAC. Also that Monday...…
… Ken Parsigian Anti-divestiture arguments misguided br 3 ibigttn uiI For the past two years, a growing group of concerned students has endeavored to convince the Regents to withdraw all University holdings in South Africa-the Regents have refused. In support of their recalcitrance, the Regents cite several arguments: We can do more good for the blacks by staying in South Africa and working from within; what about other countries where human ...…
…an penir By R.J. SMITH Already, there is talk of a festival for ext year. Someone mentions Charles lingus as the featured artist, someone Ise suggests Miles Davis-but hatever the plans turn out to be, there. :one certain thing: after Thursday ight's performance at the 1978 Ann rbor Jazz Festival honoring Duke" 'llington and sponsored by Eclipse azz, many are rooting for the festival's- ontinuation. Ah, where to begin? Displayed at the oV Thurs...…
…UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES Words 0-14 15-21 22-28 29-35 36-42 43-49 1 1.70 2.55 3.40 4.25 5.10 6.80 2 340 5.10 6.80 8.50 10.20 11.90 3 4.60 6.90 9.20 11.50 13.80 16.10 4 5.80 8.70 11.60 14.50 17.40 20.30 5 add. 7.00 10.50 14.00 17.50 21.00 24.50 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 SPACE IN FEMALE East Quad apartment avail- able. $150/month. All utilities paid. Call 763-2890. 49C96 MINOLTA SRT-101 camera body. Recent complete overhaul. S...…
….s The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 23, 1978- Pag Will blames Feds for inflation By STEVE SHAER Special to The Daily DETROIT - To columnist George Will, the-U.S. government "is a giant BurgerKing, you get it your way." Speaking yesterday before 150 lawyers attending the final day of the Michigan State Bar Association con- vention at the Renaissance Center, Will focused on the nation's continuing in- flation problem and the government'...…
…lay, September 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN FACES NOTRE DAME IN CLASSIC SHOWDOWN I , Blue clovers before red roses? ,I By CUB SCHWARTZ NOTRE DAME - At least the people down here treat this game with some respect. Of course, as an independent, Notre Dame doesn't have to worry about future conference games. Never- theless, Notre Dame has taken two weeks off to prepare for this game. Their fans have demanded, and received, up to $120...…
…The Michigan Daily-Satruday, September 23, 1978-Page 9 ANDERSON AND GANG CATCH ON: lin bai Jol Wolverines find home in pro bal By BILLY NEFF ver before an injury, linebacker Calvin greater punishment. You have to pace Here I'm just medium-sized. The I can hear Bob Ufer bellowing out, O'Neal of the Baltimore Colts, wide yourself for a much longer season-it's linemen are much bigger and stronger. I ca her Bo Ufr bllowng ut'receiver Jim Smith ...…
…Page 10- Saturday, September 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily Recount goes on; Colburn leads By MICHAEL ARKUSH Results released yesterday from a preliminary recount show that Univer- sity professor C. William Colburn still holds a five-vote margin over Ann Ar- bor City Councilman . Ronald Trowbridge (R-Fourth Ward) in the GOP race for nomination to the 18th district State Senate seat. The Washtenaw Board of Can- vassers, under state supervision, r...…
… 0m i chigan DAILY Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 15-S Tuesday, May 23, 1978 Sixteen Pages I -.0 Belgian troops exit Zaire; French KOLWEZI, Zaire (AP) - Belgian paratroopers who helped evacuate nearly 2,500 white foreigners pulled out of this battle-ravaged African city yesterday. French legionnaires patrolled the dusty streets strewn with corpses bloating in the sun. The French and Belgians made separate airborne assau...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily MEN ACCUSED OF PROPOSITIONING DECOYS 15 charged in vice crackdown By THOMAS O'CONNELL Fifteen men appeared in 15th District Court yester- day on charges of accosting and soliciting, following an unprecedented police crackdown on prostitution in Ann Arbor. The men, who ranged in age from 23 to 72, were arrested last Friday and Saturday after propositioning policewomen dressed as prostitutes. The ...…
…'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...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily .rmichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial freedom 420 Maynard St, Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 15-S News Phone: 764-0552 Tuesday, May 23, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Bottle bill awaits citizen action M ICHIGAN'S environmentally concerned citizens showed their clout when they rallied to the support of a state bottle bill in the 1976 election....…
…thit/ce REACH TOOTHBRUSH HBA Dept.- The Michigan Dily--Tuesday, May 23, 1978-Page 5a 1-STOP SHOlPPING SAVES MONEY. TIME. ENERGY I, MAt 27, 11 OKIFIED LIMITS. INSTITUTIONS %x s1LI MEN'S 1 2OL. "?0-.FAULT" DENIM JEANS REGULAR FIT BOOT4 FLARE. 19"' BOTTOM. THIS DENIM SOFTENS4 FAST BUT DOESN'T SHRINK OR PUCKER. SIZE ,29 TO 40. REG. $11.97 4 9pr. Men's Dept. riu SAVE 4 POLYOLEFIN4 4INDOOR/OUTDOOR CABLE CORD 4 BY MACRA WORLD. GREAT FOR MAKING4...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-Th Bromb( By R. J. SMITH First, the good news: In four shows last Saturday and Sunday at the Ark, David Bromberg sold out. The singer has donated all the proceeds to the cof- feehouse, netting them a hefty sum. The bad news is that if the second show Sunday was any indication, then this self-styled "dangerous man" isn't very much of a threat to anyone. Probably, he was tired; he was as in- terested in telling jokes...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-Page 7 Local arms race watchers gather By BRIAN BLANCHARD , It will be a determined group of area residents that travels to the United Nations's special session on disar- mament Thursday to express support for national and global weapons reduc- tion, if Saturday's community forum on the issue was any indication. Reps Carl Pursell (R-Mich.) and Robert Carr (D-Mich.) and University Political Science Prof...…
…Page 8-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily High health care costs examined By MICHAEL ARKUSH A conference designed to evaluate the significance of rising health care costs was held Saturday at the Rackham Amphitheater. More than 100 people attended the day-long program, which was spon- sored by the University's Medical, Public Health and Nursing Schools and various organizations. THE CONFERENCE emphasized the growth of health care costs,...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-Page 9 Regents appr ove n ew library directoar researcp.iAccording to Shapiro, money for new By ELISA ISAACSON Dougherty was one of a group of BEFORE HE became university books and other library paraphernalia Richard Dougherty, presently direc- nominees whose names had been sub- librarian at Berkeley in 1972, Dougher- has been cut in recent years due to the tar of university libraries at the mitted to U...…
…Page 10-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily arter visits nuclear facilit OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (AP)-President breeder reactor. Carter tried yesterday to reassure IN HIS OPENING remarks to the authorized $80 million for the breeder repayment to Senate Minority Leader scientists worried about his nuclear scientists and energy officials, the reactor that would produce weapons- Howard Baker for his support of Car- energy policies, declaring that a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-Page 11 Prof involved in Venus mission (ContinuedfromPage 1) II, will be launched on August 7. This spacecraft should help us understand spacecraft will release five separate why the carbon dioxide in Venus stays probes to investigate the composition of in the atmosphere. It should help insure Venus' atmosphere. It will also study that the same process doesn't happen to the weather conditions on the pl...…
…Page 12-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily i4NbI yl lllAIW I I : LOST AND FOUND MALE MINIATURE COLLIE, answers to Gani. Lost near U. Hospital. Reward! Please call "04- 5367. 69A523 LOST-LEATHER CASE. Huron St., Friday p.m. Reward. 769-5062. 56A523 FOR S A LE 72 TRIUMPH Bonn. 650, gold and white, (CTI). Graduating soon, (V.G.CJ Chuck, after 6, 665- 5740. 01B531 '73 TOYOTA Celica, automatic, ac, tape deck, excellent condition, 49,000 mil...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-Page 13 Afr~Id~ (ContinuedfromPage 12) SUBJECTS WANTED Earn $3 in one hour. Participate in interesting CUSTOM T-HIRTS--We gn 'em. Many styles' research on human memory. Call Kim, 763-0044 Many colors. Lettering available. Also team uni- between9a.m.-5p.m. 50H526 forms. The Inn Shop in the Ann Arbor Inn. 8 a.m.-8.m. cFtc WOMEN'S DRUG RESEARCH PROGRAM Seeks a person with muli-variate data analysis " A N...…
…Page 14-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily Accused killer stuck in England By THOMAS O'CONNELL murder of Deputy frank Crampton. Delhey, "but here you've got a problem injury, Simpson was able to kidnap a The county prosecutor's office is Prosecuting attorney William Delhey because you've got to cross an ocean." truck driver at gunpoint and forced the continuing to search for a way to com- has also tried to secure military tran- Although ...…
…WOMEN SENT PACKING NU ends netters' seas By BOB WARREN The party's over. . . its time to call it a season ... And so it is for the Michigan women's tennis team, as it bowed out of the 1978 season, not gracefully, but in a fight against heat. THE WOMEN, after a masterful domination of the state AIAW tour- nament and a 9-0 rout of Marshall in the first round of the midwest AIAW tour- ney, fell to the claws of the North- western team, 7-2 in the...…
…Page 16-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily A tale of 3 titles Batsmen grab 3rd title in four years Racquetmen capture eleventh straight title By GARY KICINSKI Three weeks ago, when Michigan seemingly had the Big Ten baseball title wrapped up, coach Moby Benedict wanted to tell the world that the title was far from being in the bag - but nobody would listen. F unny thing, though - the season did go down the wire, as Michigan needed a v...…
…ALLIES IN HYPOCRISY See Editorial Page LIE 4aU t1 RAYS OF HOPE High -450 Low - 25° See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 136 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 23, 1978 Ten Cents 12 Pages: Lebanon front still as U.. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The first unit of a 4,000-person U.N. peacekeeping force moved into southern Lebanon yesterday as Israeli troops were reported generally obser- ving a two-day-old cease-fire. Israel television ...…
…Page 2-Thursday, March 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily PATIENT ABUSE CHARGED: Plymouth suspends aide NORTHVILLE (UPI) - The troubled Plymouth Center for Human Develop- ment yesterday suspended-without pay' an unnamed attendant charged with abusing patients at the facility. Plymouth Center Personnel Director Charles Blockett said two more atten- dants will be suspended today in con- iection with the same alleged incident Which involved two patien...…
…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...…
…Page 4-Thursday, march 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily Art migrates to the Sunbelt By Terry Trucco Businesses in Boston go bankrupt because of it. Steel mills in Ohio shutdown, and :Michigan and New York lose seats in =Congress because of it. Now "Sunbelt Tilt" - the shift of money, people and power out of the frosty North to the booming South and .West - is becoming a multi-million-dollar force in the art world as well. Just recently, John ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 23, 1978--Page 5 RUTGERS PR OF BLASTS U.S. MEDIA: Allende: Victim of bad By RENE BECKER Salvador Allende, the socialist president of Chile who was assassinated in the 1973 coup, was the target of slanted U.S. press coverage which gave Americans a false im- pression of the man and events in Chile while he was president, according to John Pollack, a political science professor at Rutgers University. Speakin...…
…4Page 6-Thursday, March 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily AR ARCADE ... a weekly roundup Have paintbrush, will travel HONG KONG - She travels by jeep, boat, helicopter and on foot - her mission: to capture on canvas tribespeople in some of the most remote spots on earth before civilization cat- ches up with them. Her legal name now is Texana, and since 1963 she has been in 110 countries and completed two works on Hong Kong street life - not the...…
