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…PASSING UP See editorial page Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom hti1Q SEPTEMBER SHOWERS lligh-750 Low-400 See Today for details Vol. LXXXX, No. 17 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 25, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages plus Supplement Council approves city police contract By PATRICIA HAGEN Ann Arbor City Council unanimously approved a new two-year contract last night with the city's 117 police officers. After three months of negotiation...…

…: NADER See editorial page eiet itgau Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom 1~ItiI DEPIESSING See Today for details Vol LXXXX No..43 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, October 25, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Human Rights sta quietly aids victims ofbias By JOHN GOYER First in a three partseries The division enforces a Human Rights or- m the basement of City Hall. at that time," Murray said. "There was nothing Tie widespread problem of discriminatio...…

…WINNERS AND LOSERS See editorial page ' LSIEt ti BOOT-LEGGER High-23° Low-teens See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 96 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 25, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages ISR study shows worry increase adults are optimistic about their tuture, te survey showed. creased from 14 to 1 per cent. By PATRICIA HAGAN "People, even frequent worriers, are more likely to say Kulka listed several possible reasons for the increase in ...…

…POT LAW See Editorial Page Eighty-Nine Years of Ediiorial Freedom tti BACK TO WINTER High-28d Low-16C See Today for details if Vol. LXXXIX, NO. 123 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 25, 1979 Ten Cents Eight Pages plus Supplements China vows to stay in Viet border land Daily Photo by LISA UDELSON BluNe swan song A Wolverine "Blues Band" trumpet player kicks out the jams during a break in the action of yesterday's basketball ...…

…MSA FUNDING See editorial page L IE- ian Eigh ty-inie Yea rsvI; (4 itorial lFree domn Ila SPRING-STOPPER High3Os Low-250 See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 139 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 25, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages plus Supplements n0 Carter blasts business for ignoring guidelines From Reuter and AP ELK CITY, Oklahoma-President Carter last night accused the heads of many large business firms of pushing up prices by refusing...…

…Th e D ichigan Daily Vol. LXXXiX, No. 18-S Friday, May 25, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents House rejects decontrol, wants oil WASHINGTON (AP)-President Carter's plan to prices and enrich producers while doing little to remove price controls from domestic oil was over- alleviate shortages. whelmingly repudiated by House Democrats yester- The vote, formalizing a voice vote taken the day day while Republicans demanded a better a...…

… The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Vol. LXXXIX, Na. 51-S Wednesday, July 25, 1979 Twelve Pages 9 House defeats bid to prohibit busing WASHINGTON (AP)-The House yesterday decisively killed a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at eliminating busing as a tactic used to end school segregation. On a vote of 216-109 the amendment failed to win even majority support. The proposal needed a two thirds en- dorsement to survive and...…

… Page 2-Tuesday, September 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily I ahkrfi~nn9 I P Free Pregnancy Testing Immediate Results Confidential Counseling Complete Birth Control Clinic t Medicaid " Blue Cross j Ann Arbor and Downriver area _ (313) 559-0590 southfield area ' > ". Northland Family Planning Clinic, Inc. ABSOLUTELY THE LAST CALL for BOWLING LEAGUES MEN'S, WOMEN'S, & mixed Sign up at the UNION LANES open 10am Mon-Fri 1 pm Sat & Sun GOP's Sen. ...…

…Page 2-Thursday, October 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily LSA-SG elections IRANIAN JUDGE WANTS SHAH 'DIS Shah undergoes4 set for Nov By CHARLES THOMSON In its first executive session of the school year, the LSA College Student Government (LSA-SG) Executive Countil last night scheduled its next< elections for Nov.19-20. The Executive Council also selected' Hildegard Cummings as elections director and LSA junior Ross Romeo as assistant elections ...…

…Page 2-Thursday, January 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily AATA rejects outside control, seeks director By JEFFREY WOLFF After an intense debate last night, the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) board rejected a plan to con- tract with an outside consulting firm to run AATA. .Instead, by a narrow 4-3 vote, the board voted to negotiate with an executive search company to find a permanent executive director for AATA. The board rejected a res...…

…Page 2-Sunday, February 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily FAVORS SPENDING $2.5 BILLION Se kn po ec bil th su Pr tii 'Cc go en to es en 0 Schlesinger pus] WASHINGTON (AP) - Energy the sun. bcretary James Schlesinger, never DESPITE ALL the clamor about own for his staunch advocacy of solar dwindling supplies of fossil fuels, the wer, is trumpeting the political and nation currently satisfies only 5.4 per onomic advantages of spending $2.5 cent of i...…

…ANN ARBOR'S 1st Page 2-Sunday, March 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Engineering students gather for Tech Day, City pays for Open Meeting Act suit By BETH PERSKY "A crowd of more than 500 pushed its way through the Chrysler Center on North Campus to take part in "Tech Day" yesterday. The event, co- sponsored by the. Engineering School, MSA, and the Engineering Council, in- W HAT: Top businesses offering their cluded a series of exhibits and tou...…

…Page 2-Friday, May 25, 1979-The Michigan Doily House liberals, oil allies attack (Continuedfrom Page 1) furnish within 15 days "full and com- plete information" on current gasoline, diesel fuel and heating oil shortages. And in the Senate, three conservative senators who usually vote on the in- dustry's side on key energy issues were circulating a petition urging the hiring of an independent auditing firmtosee if the present shortages are rea...…

…Page 2-Wednesday. July 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Florida convict granted stay of TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Convicted Supreme Court of the United States. It state in 12 years to execute a convicted killer Howard Virgil Lee Douglas won a is not my intention to stay the killer against his will when John stay of execution yesterday, just two proceedings indefinitely," Krentzman Spenkelink, who had murdered a drif- days before he was to die in the elect...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 25, 1979-Page 3 'U' HOSPITAL PROGRAM HELPS CREATE INNER HARMONY . Music by KEVIN TOTTIS A nine-year-old learns to get along with peers by playing in a band; an adult finds it easier to understand his emotions by discussing a song's lyrics; a teenager begins to quell aggression toward his parents while learning to play the guitar - all are learning -to cope through music therapy. Music therapy is a treatme...…

…fit^1 . r . : r " i i -i .: F YaU 5EE N' 5 Clttl i"pgl .Y The Michigan Daily-Thursday, January 25, 1979-Page 3 TT C' . u1. prices WASHINGTON (AP) - California's tax-cutting Proposition 13 helped slow inflation in December, but cdnsumer prices still rose nine per cent during 1978, the second biggest leap in 30 years, the government reported yesterday. The Labor Department also reported that a typical. American wage-earner fell behind in the...…

…1 pF5Y tfSE E WV 6 E CALL(WDA LY Coed conflict While many anxious residents waited for their names to be called at Wednesday night's dorm lottery at South Quad, freshperson Alexan- dra Callam was in for a bit of a surprise - she was given a male roommate. It seems Callam, nicknamed Alex, had her name mixed in with the male resident's lottery instead of the all-woman Bush House. The dorm staff corrected their mistake and Callam was assured tha...…

…l 7 cy1JYU SE E NES KPP11CAL -AJLY New tradition? More than 60 students mingled and munched out last Friday at the firstt annual Graduate Reserve room party held in the Grad. Library's student lounge on the third floor between 4 and 6 p.m. Planned by a Political Science grad. student who wished to remain unidentified, the, party was intended for all graduate students who've seen each other studying in the Reserve Room for nearly three years or...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 25, 1979-Page 3 Bert Lance pleads innocent to 22 counts offinancial corruption ATLANTA (AP) - Bert Lance, President Carter's close friend and onetime adviser, pleaded innocent yesterday to charges he misused the funds of two Georgia banks. He called the accusations "totally ridiculous." The former federal-budget director and three northwest Georgia associates entered innocent pleas at an arraign- ment before U....…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 25, 1979--Page 3' 'U' prof analyzes Mideast after trip to Israel, By ADRIENNE LYONS The United States is in a "major foreign policy phase" of trade-offs in its relationships with the Middle East, said a University professor, who recently returned from a conference in Israel. Political Science Prof. Raymond Tanter noted that "there is a rhythm in American foreign policy." Tanter ad- ded that currently "Israel...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, September 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Even as his reignof error ends Rizzo dominates Phily politics Vol. LXXXX, No. 17. News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Passing up continues i HERE WAS more than the dismal T performance of the Wolverine of- fense that the University community has to lament after Saturday's Michigan-Kansas football game. ...…

… Page 4-Thursday, October 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of E 4 Vol. LXXXX, No. 43 ' Edited and managed by stud Carter's Morr an immoral, N DECIDING to increase arms sales to Morocco's King Hassan, President Carter has succumbed to presidential politics and to the line of some congressional hawks who find some redeemable virtue in having this '-.country prop up losing monarchs with American weapons. The President's decision to break...…

…Page 4-Thursday, January 25, 1979-The Michigan baily Troubled rebirth of democracy in Spain Unrest, contradictory life- styles plague Spain's new constitutional democracy By Paul O'Donnell 1 BARCELONA, Spain-The narrow streets of Barcelona's oldest neighborhood, the "Case antic," displays a wide array of political and social information about contem- porary Spain. Next to a 14th century church, not far from the Picasso museum, the wa...…

…Page 4-Sunday, February 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily THE WEEK d IN REVIEW Cellar employees addressed the the Democrat's official Fourth Ward didate supported by the Ann Arbor reviews procedural complaints from 117 7,Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) at nominee after "beating" his primary Coalition for Better Housing. University faculty members, has ac-aem ly their meeting last Tuesday, discussing challenger Mel Grieshaber, who had cepted 12 cases...…

…Page 4-Sunday, March 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily THE WEEK GBACK:IN REVIEW Judge terminates restraining order courages student input in the tenure process, particularly through teaching evaluations. But he argued that studen- ts should not be involved in the actual voting for tenure. "Only the most carefully selected committees should make these decisions and they should not be diluted by inexperience," said Frye. On Friday, University Vice-P...…

…Pvu, d170 -iri vucriiguni i rt age 4--Mri ay, May a5,bb99-hhe Michigan Doily MSA squabbling brougt iviicni gaii l /aLy Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 18-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Riverside Plaza ill-suited for A 2 D EVELOPER RICHARD BERGER'S decision to abandon his plan to build a 22- story convention center on Main St. b...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor. Ml 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 51-5 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan F__ t measure, obviously because it clearly would have died in committee. Several similar bills have been submitted to Congress since the Supreme Court approved busing to wipe out racial segregation in 1973. All of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 25, 1979-Page 5 Expansion planned for Grad. Library (Continued fromPage 1) face-lift is completed, according to Robert Star.ring, assistant to the associate director for library public services. Construction will enlarge Power Ctr. (Continued from Page 1) bring more productions to the facility because groups would not need to build sets on the stage. She said important additions would be the rehearsal roo...…

…i 3 h a 4 3. ,, 4' The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 25, 1979--Page 5 Brezhnev teils Israel to leave Arab lands AP Photo Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev, left, reviewed an honor guard with South Yemeni leader Abdul Fattah Ismail, right, yesterday at Moscow's Ynukovo Airport. This was Brezhnev's first public appearance since Octo- ber 8-he has been reported seriously ill following a trip to East Germany. ,,Native American fishing .rights ...…

…0 The Michigdn Daily-Thursday, January 25, 1979-Page 5 New Loft stresses art and soul By KAROLYN WALLACE In the thriving cultural community of Ann Arbor, the arts flourish. Of its many artistic organizations and in- stitutions, though, the new Canterbury Loft stands out, chiefly due to what its organizers see as its guiding purpose. "The focus here is not on entertainment itself, but on entertainment as a means of social change," explains A...…

… The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 25, 1979-Page 5 By- R u- Special Attraction I i Roger scratches the surface This week's good news for graffiti fans is that the warm spell of the last few days has made possible the return of Dr. Diag, the man who brings us so many fine versions of the Greek alphabet. Law authorities vigorously deny rumors that he will resume hibernating for six weeks if he sees his shadow. Speaking of scurrilous rumors...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, March 25, 1979-Page 5 PAKISTAN COUR T RECOMMENDS CLEMENCY Bhutto sentence upheld hI ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - The Pakistan Supreme Court yesterday unanimously upheld the death sentence against ousted Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. But the court recommended clemency, thereby leaving him one last hope of escaping the gallows. The ruling threw Bhutto's fate into the hands of the man who toppled him from power in ...…

…The Michigan Daily--Friday, May 25. 1979-Page 5 I United workers vote to end 55-day strike BURLINGAME, Calif. (AP) - A 55- day strike against United Airlines en- ded yesterday when union mechanics overwhelmingly approved a new con- tract. The nation's largest airline said it will resume partial service Monday. Richard Thomas, assistant district chairman of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, said the first shi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-Page5 DESPITE U.S. CRITICISM OF PREVIOUS STRIKE: Israel JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel sent raiders to blow up an alleged Palestinian terrorist base yesterday, despite sharp U.S. criticism the day before of an Israeli air strike that reportedly caused heavy civilian casualties. The Israeli military command said a ground force penetrated the Lebanese border overnight to raid the village of Majd el Salim, a...…

… Page 6--Tuesday, September 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily WRIST WATCH FOUND on Sept. 20, 1979 on Packard between Cross and Hill Sts. Describe and it's yours. 665-7348, Tom, after 5 p.m. 86A924 LOST-Medium build, blond dog with choke chain collar in central campus area. Name, Oly. Reward. Call 313-694-2232. 76A927 LOST CAT. Male, gray with hint of stripes, very young, very friendly. Ca 11 Ba rbara home, 994- 9013: work, 761-6207. 01A925 LOST-MAN...…

…RECORDS Thursday, Oct. 12 7:30 p.m. BILL KINCAID, JOHN LUCAS, and RON TAYLOR Fri. Oct. 26 Panel Presentation by DOROTHY JONES, PATRICIA STOVER, and BETTY KAUFMAN Prog. on Women and Work, Instit. of Labor and Industrial Relations: By MARK COLEMAN Detroit is regarded in some circles as the rock and roll capitol of the world. As much as the local FM rock stations harp on this point, the music heard on the airwaves would indicate that rock and ...…

…Page 6-Thursday, January 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily LOST-LADIES' WATCH. Reward. 995-175. Call ' after ll p.m. 91A127 LOST-One pair of gold rimmed GLASSES. Please call Max, 665-8791. ' dA24 .'. FOUND-A set of keys-Packard and Main. 663- 7862. dA128 UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES ROSSIGNOL SKIS, Sanmarco boots, Salomon bind- ings, Barrecrafter poles. Good .condition. $150.00. Call662-8372. 87B201 WATERBEDS, frames & heater included. Sanyo Cas...…

…Page 6-Sunday, February 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily ..i UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES FOUND: Women's wristwatch on Diag near Nat Sci Bldg. Call 995-97315-7 pm. dA227 FOUND: Thursday, Feb. 22, large male shepherd on Diag, beige and black. Wears two collars, contact Dave or Judy. 663-9701 ., A22 Downhill Ski Boots-Size 8-82. Cost $95. Call after 6 pm. 434-5771. 741302 Ford Torino, 1976 red four door, AM-FM stereo, power steering and brakes, ...…

…Page 6--Sunday, March 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Siegal and the Ministers will arouse By LILY PRIGIONIERO If someone tells you that Ann Arbor is the cradle of the weird, you can respond that, well, it is also the mid-. western hotspot for artistic originality and singular entertainment. Sooner or later, one of our own, true-to-life, authentic, down-in-history singer- songwriters is going o hit it big, and we'll nudge our friends in the ribs ...…

…Page 6-Friday, May 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily CITY COUNCIL HOPES FOR COMPROMISE WITH CORPORATION By RICHARD B Citizen oppositio population density % sideration of Ann A members when th decision on a propose for the city's south day's council meeting According to Fou cilmember David F Martin Corporatit Associates) plan .to townhouse complex o Eisenhower Parkwa two weeks becaus developer should promises with the area." SOUTH SIDE citiz Reside...…

…FORMER NATO commander Alexander Haig, Jr. told an audience in Detroit yesterday that the world strategic arms situation would continue its slide toward Soviet dominance, with or without SALT II. Haig also said he had not yet decided whether to run for president in 1980. UAW gives initial demands to Big 3 DETROIT (UPI)-The United Auto WAGE DEMANDS shorn of dollar as much as 18 or 20 per cent-a gap that Workers Union (UAW) yesterday figures or p...…

…The Michinnn Doily-Tuesdnv September 25, 1479-Pose 7'i . r.c . ..... ..y.a.. v.... -x 'wA4 V pIsirw ' xi -J ALVIN TOFFLER SPEAKS AT RACKHAVI: Futurist predicts demise of present social institutions By GREG GALLOPOULOS The world is in the midst of a change of such magnitude and significance that it is comparable only to the industrial and agrarian revolutions, futurist author Alvin Toffler told an audience of morethan 300 at Rackham ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 25, 1979-Page 7 Ricky plays loud but not clear By MARION PAAR yIn the lovely. Michigan Theater, surrounded by ornate wallpaper and lavish scrollwork, Rick Nelson, son of Ozzie and Harriet, came bounding out to play a few tunes. flis sparse though enthusiastic audience included everyone from youngsters to grandparents, a tribute to, the broad-ranging attraction of a young man who was once a child televisio...…

…/ The Michigan Daily-Thursday, January 25, 1979-Page 7 Cambodia's Pol Pot promises revenge ,: 11 1T/!i BANGKOK, Thailand (AP)-The fallen Cambodian government of Premier Pol Pot vowed yesterday to "kill and kill again" until it drives out the Vietnamese invaders it claims are murdering infants and committing other atrocities. Pol Pot's own government was regarded as one of the most brutal in modern times because it allegedly or- dered mass ...…

…It The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 25, 1979-Page 7 Cager loss disgusts Orr (Continued from Page 1) only one game out of the three-way logjam at the top of the conference, and is eyeing a post-season tournament ber- th. THE WOLVERINES, on the other hand, don't have a thing to look forward to until next year. They now stand 7-9 in the league and 13-11 on the year, but it's not all the losses that had Orr so livid. "I don't mind losing-not...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, March 25, 1978-Page 7 arts & entertainment f ,.; ',_ * C' + #* 5, ' -,I - -7- a A I i 1 ZLZ IvFSITY cMUSICAL+OCIETY -'resent Benny Goodman t'niversit%, .S-,-mphoiiv Orchestra (;ustav Meter, Conductor at the Fifth Annuo 1Benefit Concert The 'King of Swing' joins the University Symphony for an evening of classical music and Broadway hits to benefit the School of 1 Music Scholarship Fund and the University Musical...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 25, 1979-Page 7 Implantable insulin pump could help diabetics BERKELEY, Calif. (AP)-A Cali- fornia firm has built a prototype of an implantable insulin pump that could free severe diabetics from daily insulin shots, officials of the firm said yester- day. George Shapiro, president of Andros Inc. of Berkeley, said the device would be implanted in the body like a heart pacemaker. The pump would supply a steady flo...…

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… Page 8-Sunday, September 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Blue Icers dealt another blow b l-ossof recrut By BILLY NEFF Three years ago, Dan Farrell was on top of the college hockey ladder when his Wolverines finished, second in the country, losing in overtime to Wiscon- sin in the NCAA Championships. Ever since then, Farrell's icers have struggled, landing in the cellar last season in the ten team Western Collegiate Hockey Association. More disap...…