…TIME TO END SPORTS SEXISM Y L , t ia &t)it NUMBING High-35 Low-20 See Today for details See Editorial Page Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 139 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 26, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages , , _ } .. «YUsee PES RaPPE CALL'X&DALY Organizations meeting The first Student Organizations Forum will meet to- night to discuss the rights, services, responsibilities and proposals for regulation of ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY PaeTwoTEMCI AL SACUA Action on 1a 0 ~hat .HRP hasn't done .an tit x 9i i 1 4,uf considers anti-rape royalty regulation By TED HARTZELL A faculty trio reported to the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs (SACUA) yes- tterday that a new University-wide rule regulating royalties received by professors from assigning their own books to their classes was not needed. iThestudy, conducted by Philoso- ph...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Viet officials to be tried for smuggling Live in a Language House Next Year! SAIGON (Reuter) - South Vietnam yesterday broke a pro- longed silence over a smuggling case involving senior army, po- lice and government officials with a statement saying at least 51 officers and civilians would be tried on charges of sabotaging the national economy. T Assistant Defense Minister Ton ...…
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…Tuesday, March 26, 1974 Music of Gay 90's featured in benefit THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Dutch master Brueggen displays {} enchantingL' form on recorder By TONY CECERE A venture into a church to at- tend a benefit concert for the or- gan fund is usually not one of my favorite pastimes. But last Sunday evening when William Bolcom and Joan Morris performed songs of the Gay Nine- ties and the Naughtie Aughties for the First Unitarian Church...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 26, 1974 _. I Ills 11 111 I get the job donej TRANSPORTATION RIDE NEEDED to MIAMI April 14-22. Share expenses. 761-3461. 87G27 PERSON TO DRIVE Vega to D.C. end March. 668-7929. 52G27 ROOMMATES MAY-AUG., modern, 2-bdrm. apt. A/C, negot. 994-0475 eves. 27Y31 HELP WANTED i r S --- --------- -- . mmmom FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557 -10 A.M.-4 P.M. Monday-Friday ew. . F PERSONAL THE COM...…
…Tuesday, March 26, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven a Tuesday, March 26, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wolfpack From Wire Service Reports finals and came sky high into last GREENSBORO-Hometown idol night's finals. G David Thompson led irrepressible: North Carolina State to its first NCAA collegiate basketball title' as the Wolfpack throttled Mar-' quette 76-64 last night.I The victory before 15,752 fans at the Greensboro Coliseu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March: RSecond ward race: Changes? that the state Attorney General's office read the proposal and failed to find it unconstitutional. come citizens". IKozachenko favors graduated income tax v man backs a flat rate. a steeply while Rich- IN RESPONSE to the rapid rise "Although a graduated income in burglaries and rape in the city, tax would be more equitable," Kozachenko endorses police foot comments Richman, "th...…
…SIMON KEEPS NIXON TRADITION See editorial page t ~IAit&P POLAR See Today for details Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXI V, No. 123 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 26, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages I I J /I Boycott decision delayed The University Housing Council has postponed its decision for a dorm-wide grape boycott for two weeks to allow those persons opposing the boycott to bring in Teamster and other speake...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I uesday, February 26, 1914 1 Wh d wydoes a-man join ,Maryknoll? There are probably as many answers and power to an excessive degree. as there are individual Maryknoll Oathers look to learn from peoples priests and Brothers. Some men are who have grown up with a different deeply moved',-when they hear of mentality than that which is theirs. babies dying in their mother's arms All feel that the only solution to the because ...…
…THE -MI-CHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'age Three Hearst $4 million food ransom By AP and UPI HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. - The massive food giveaway program aimed at obtaining the release of kidnaped Patricia Hearst -is being delayed for at least two days because of supply prob- lems, a spokesperson said yester- day. "Since high-quality food as out- lined in the SLA demands cannot be purchased by tomorrow," the spokesperson said, "w...…
…ardiere: The genera By PAUL O'DONNELL PRO-MILITARISTS AND - .domino-- t h e o r y spouters often attribute' draft resistance .and pacifist attitudes' to lack of courage: "He isn't man enough to lay his life down for his country," is a typical comment of the, "John Wayne" mentality. Even the, draft-resister who is willing to spend years in prison for his convictions does not necessarily convince "John Wayne" types of his courage: the words "H...…
…1974% THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five 1 97'~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~'age Five Trio disappoints Beethoven fans By BOB SCHETTER Roumanian Piano Trio, Friday, Feb. 22, 1974, Rackham Aud. All Beethoven Program:. Trio. Op. 1, No. 3, in C minor; Trio Op. 70, No. 1, in D major; and Trio Op. 97 ("The Archduke"),din B- flat minor. Those souls who trudged to Rackham Auditorium this Fri- day to hear the Roumanian Trioe wer given disappointing rendi- tion...…
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…THEWICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Strange happenings Luce seeks concern plague grad library for Viet prisoners Commission studies DID YOU KNOW? LSI4 requirements By ROB MEACHTJM Late last night five city fire engines responded to an apparent false alarm at the graduate library. The building was not evacuated despite the potential danger to all the persons inside, and library officials had little to say about the whole matter. According to the l...…
…TUe day, February 26, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tue3cioy, February 26, 1974 F, I Home means in Alaska new life man for Kansas IN THE BROOKS RANGE, Alaska - - Spencer Linderman likes "being warm, dry, and having a full belly." But the life he has chosen does not always provide these amenities. Linder- man, who grew up in Kansas, has aban- doned the hubub of the "lower 48" for the wilds of Alaska. He lives in a cabin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage iv ne THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage r~trie BUSINESS BY CANDLELIGHT British suffer energy austerity By JULIE FLINT LONDON () - Pip George, a senior lawyer in a large chemi- cal firm, groped into his dark- ened office at 7:30 a.m. and col- lected a large red candle to light his way upstairs. "One more candle and you'll look like Liberace," called a bleary-eyed colleague, one of many white-collar workers slog- ging six and s...…
… HEN I UAN DAILY Tuesday, February 26, .974 soundtrack by The Sufi Choir Y'. n nanc- Ma(men hope to repeat as conference champs A film journey with teachers like Baba Ram bass (Mwthor of Be Here Now) Swami S6tchidananda, Yogi Bhajan, Roshi Suiuki of Tas- sajara Zen Center, La ma Govinda, Sufi Samuel Lewis, S teve Gaskin, Pir Vlayat Khan and many others. thru the U.S., India Israel and Nepal with their studnts and di- sciples. presented ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Gymnasts nip By LEBA HERTZ Despite the absence of J. P. Bouchard and an injury to Jean Gagnon, the Mich- igan gymnastics team pulled an upset over nationally ranked Penn State last night in Crisler Arena by a score of 161.05 to 160.2. Gagnon, who was ob- viously hurting from the start, scratched from the last three events. Coach Newt Loken excitedly com- mented on the victory, ...…
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…NUCLEAR RISK, See Editorial Page C I I 4c 5kPA6 Dztit1; LA CKLUSTER' High--45 Law--35 See Today for details Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol LXXXIV, No. 97 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 26, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages POSSIBLE DECREASE TO DEC. 1 LE VELS - i FYOUSEE NE wS PPEMCALL r yAy 'Trickster' Stephenson The members of the Blue Ribbon Citizen's Commission on Rent Control are hopping mad at Mayor James Steph- ens...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, ;January 26, 1974 F_ Satuday 2.Jnuay 26197 W. Somerset Maugham: Anti-Solzhenitsyn drive mounts 100 .-years of Editor's note: Former Reuters Editor Ranald Mac- Lurktin writes about W. Somerset Maugham on the 100th anniversary of the renowned author's birth. By RANALD MACLURKIN LONDON (Reuter) - Was he a literary genius or only a second-rate popular writer? Will his works survive or soon be forgotten...…
…TiE MICHIGAN DAILY Dispute plagues Israeli restricts liberties, BUENOS AIRES, (Reuter) - Argentine President Juan Peron was granted yesterday the extra powers he had demanded to com- bat urban guerrillas. Congress over - rode leftwing objections that the new laws could be used to stifle all forms of political op- position. After an all-night debate the Chamber of Deputies approved a series of reforms to the penal code which had already been...…
…Pag Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 26, 1974 ,,, P 9R ,. Nuclea By MARY SINCLAIR NCLEAR POWER is "the biggest single risk that any civilization has ever taken." These are the words of Sen. Howard Baker, (R.Tenn.), who appeared in a recent ABC-TV documentary on nuclear power. This statement accurately describes the real and incredible dimensions of the health and safety issues for human life and for the whole future of the planet...…
…Saturday, January 26, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, January 26, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY 'Dillon' recollected by On January 22, 1973, the Supreme Court declared that a pregnant woman may decide the fate of her unborn child. To those who favor legalized abortion, the schismatic debate had finally come to an end. But on January 20, 1974, nearly a year after that momentous ruling, over .1,000 people gathered on Kennedy Square...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lop By FRANK LONGO "We just didn't react.", Michigan hockey coach Dan Farrell summed it up best. Last, night Minnesota's Golden Gophers skated around and through the Wolverine icers for much of the game en route to a 4-2 victory at Yost Ice Arena. Except for brief spurts in the second period, Michigan just could not keep up with the faster Gophers, who hold down third, place in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. "We...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday,, Jam iuary 26, 1974 [HE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Jan ucry 26, 1974 Defense r. ".I .. Dept. announces modernized nuclear policy WASHINGTON (Reuter) - The United States is on the way to evolving a modern nuclear strat- egy based not on the killing of millions of city dwellers, but on limited s t r i k e s at military targets. This significant change in over- all nuclear doctrine came into being last summer...…
