…Page 4- Friday, October 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No. 44 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan U.S. relief aid can end Cambodian tragedy America Revisited kevin rosner HE ADMINISTRATION'S pledge e of $70 millio to the Cambodian in- tprnational relief fund is a long- overdue acceptance of this country's ifsponsibility for the current plight of tie C...…
…:ZZZZZZZZZzzzzzz: The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 26, 1979-Page 5 'Ama By DENNIS HARVEY If A Man,A Woman and a Bank had .een made in the 1940's or '50's, it would have been called a programmer-a ,erm for the kind of modest, un- distinguished comedies and dramas that the studios used to grind out by the dozens for use as the bottom half of double-bills, to rake in a few stray bucks between major productions. Most of these films were entire...…
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… APPhoi Jerry gets creamed at N. Y. appearance NEW YORK (AP)-California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. was hit on the side of the head with a lemon-coconut pie yesterday as he entered Cooper Union to address several hundred students. The assailant was yippie Aron Kay, who habitually uses a pie-in-the-face as a way of-showing displesure with a person. IN THIS CASE, he said without amplifcation that Brown, a Democrat who is expected to announce his cand...…
…Page 8-Friday, October 26, 1979--The Michigan Daily I I Gov't. seeks nuclear wastes sites 'IT' 1.111 IT'S GETTING TOO EXPENSIVE TO HAVE A BAD HAIRCUT. WASHINGTON (AP)-With two of country's three low-level nuclear waste dumps closed, the government is plan- ning to ask governors to provide tem- porary storage sites for radioactive waste produced in their own states, of- ficials said yesterday. - That could mean establishment of temporary...…
… -The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 26, 1979-Page 9 CHICAGO SLASHER CLAIMS FIRST FA TA LIT Y: Suspect h CHICAGO (AP) - The "subway slashers" who have slit the throats of a doen people beneath the streets of dontowni Chicago have claimed their first fatality,, and police arrested a suspect early yesterday carrying a bloody knife. the attacks have all occurred over the past three weeks,, and the victims have been slashed during the dark hoUrs...…
…Page 10-Friday, October 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily 1979: It was a good year PARIS (AP) - Bacchus smiled on his empire this year, the wine experts say. From Bordeaux to the Mosel to Tuscany, the right blend of rain and sun at the right times has produced a grape harvest that in some regions is being touted as one of the premier vintages of recent times. "ALL THE elements have come together to make a great harvest," said one vintner in Beune,...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 26, 1979-Page 11 SPANISH CASE TO BEGIN TODA Y 1MA buses femi prote wore mihg Feminists protest abortion trial DRID, Spain (AP)-Police drove embarrassed by the trial, it is barred postpone the trial-and a confrontation mothers of 17 children. All have adm into a marching column of 600 from intervening by Spain's new con- with demonstrators-but would have to ted having abortions, one of them nists yesterday -...…
…Page 12-Friday; October 261 1979-The Michigan Daily Vt A A-% M, RIP F I If you find your name and address in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of State 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies. STB 2_- 66.HOE29 RI ST MN IGTSA Let I the sun shine in! TeAi R [ L HOG IF 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter! Just look through today's Classified Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their names hidden in this sec...…
…4 The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 26, 1979-Page 13 0 a * ,. S S E . ICHIG HOC EY--- MSJ 1979-80 K] -,o Experience key for 'M' rebound By BOB EMORY The Michigan hockey team lost a lot more than just 27 hockey games last year. The Wolverines lost three of their top scorers to injury, two of them for large portions of the season and one who won't play anymore. First to go was Terry Cullen, who suf- fered a severe neck injury in the t...…
…Page 14-Friday, October 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily ICHG 0 ICE 4 U Offense:r By JON WELLS It is often said that the formula for winning hockey requires such in- tangible elements as team spirit, momentum, and the innate knowledge of where your teammates will be at any given moment. Whether or not the 1978- 79 Michigan hockey team possessed these ingredietis is up for debate, however, the fact remains that tp win 5 t Dan Lerg you must...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 26, 1979-Page 15 ONE LA GOALTENDING WAS a major problem for last year's icers, as was the defense and the offense. Between the three goalies last year-Rudy Varvari (left), Bob Sutton and Peter Mason-a rather disasterous '5.75 goals against average was established. The recruitment of Paul Fricker, the top goaltender in the Pacific Coast League last year, should improve the situation. ...... ST SHOT J ONP ...…
…Page 16-Friday, October 26,1979-The Michigan Daily. ARE TITLE HOPES FOR REAL? Youthful Hoosiers ripe for upset ,. 4 By MARTHA CRALL Mighty Michigan becomes even mightier, it seems, on Homecoming Day. The Wolverines have won their last eleven homecoming games. Ironically, the last Michigan homecoming defeat came at the hands of the Indiana Hoosiers in 1967. However, the irony as well as the tradition. of Wolverine homecoming. wins will prob...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 26, 1979-Page 17 I. WCHA SEASON OPENS: cers bone-up or Bulldog invasion hippewa uet Club By JON WELLS Dbwn from the land of summer snow drifts and bronzed baby skates come the" University of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs. With teeth in hand and ice in their veins, the quasi-Canadians from northern Minnesota invade Yost Arena for" two games this weekend, thus opehing the 1979-80 Western Collegiate Hockey A...…
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…Page 2-Wednesday, September 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily io the Rushee: It wouldn't be the Deke House if there weren't rumors about it. Just for the record, here are some of the things we're not: Quarantined Rushing with Professionals Entirely Grosse Point Aristocrats Tekes In the bar 24 hours a day, and so forth. Come down and see us during Fraternity Rush Week at our mysterious century-old Deke Chapel, 6111/2 E. William Street, next to White'...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 26 1979-Page 3 Balancing federal budget could cut Ann Arbor human services September 28 I29 CANTERBURY LOFT S 2.50 at the door Friday/Saturday 8pm S. state St. at ----Nickels Arcade i. a 0 By MARK WILSON t " and TERRI WEINTRAUB -If the current national movement to balance the federal budget succeeds, observers say it will do so at the expen- 'se of several Ann Arbor human service programs. Some expe...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, September 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily GvOODN6.SS, ;W IL8UR~, iT SAYS 14ERE Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No. 18 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 'U' suppOrts' INCE THE beginning of this cen- S tury, an exclusive society within the University community operated within a world of its own. Convening several times each month, its secret was safe, its image leg...…
…1 The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 26, 1979--Page 5 ERIC ZORNS e emarna What's t his? Oh no! You crazy gals! E GODS! Things are just falling apart on the truth-and-beauty front these days as news filters in about those poor, poor Charlie's Angels. Last week, just as we were.going to press, Sue Ladd, Cheryl Ladd's mother-in-law, announced that the winsome semi-star and her husband David had agreed to a separation after a seven year ...…
…71 Page 6-Wednesday, September 26, 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 5p.m. 86A924 LOST-Medium build, blond dog with choke chain collar in central campus area. Name, Oly. Reward. Call 313-694-2232. 76A927 FOUND-35 mm Camera Case. Near U-M Hospital. 763-1659. dA928 LOST-Set six keys, Church St. area, near S. Uni- versity and Willard S...…
…RUSHED TO MARYLAND HOSPITAL: Mamie suffers stroke The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 26, 1979-Page 7 ID cards too easily broken? WASHINGTON (AP) - Former first lady Mamie Eisenhower, 82, was rushed to Walter Reed Army Medical Center yesterday after suffering a stroke at her farm home in Gettysburg, Pa. A medical bulletin issued two hours after her admission to the hospital said the widow of President Dwight D. Eisenhower was in stable ...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, September 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily SENIOR ANCHORS DEFENSIVE LINE Greer' sla leads Blue defense m By GEOFF LARCOM Talking to Curtis Greer can be a little bit of a shock. Here's the guy who for the past two seasons has led the Miclhigan defense in tackles for losses with 11 each year. He's also the guy who after three games, not only looks like he could lead the team again, but might also shatter his league leading tackler...…
…RiELIGION PUTSWINGS ON TRACK SHOES: Harrier Beck running for the top By MARK MIHANOVIC "Feeling GOOD," the tall, skinny blond yells as he ,farts off on another long practice run in the cool Sep- tember air. And Michigan cross country runner Dan- i'yBeck is definitely feeling good. "I feel good inside when I'm running, like I'm ac- ,mplishing something," Beck explained before ,practice yesterday. "You can get outside and enjoy ;what's around ...…
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…ly r he M chtg n t Vol. LXXXIX, No. 52-S M ic igan Daily Twelve Pages LiAnn Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Rationin g bilcollapses in] Housel WASHINGTON (UPI) - Democratic efforts to provide President Carter with his sought-after emergency standby gasoline rationing plan collapsed in the House last night with members voting to adopt a cumbersome amendment that would hinder any rationing plan from ever going into effect. In a vote - which clearly c...…
…Page 2-Thursday, July 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily Art Fair browsers, artists adapt to rain (Continuedtrom Page 1) rain on sales. Printing on price tags was somtimes blurred by water spots, but the buyers and sellers never took time out for a rain delay. Sales started outlwell yesterday mor- ning, but when the showers started "the crowds sort of disappeared into testaurants," according to Tom Paar. From his booth, displaying abstract collages,...…
…Disabled protest cuts in AATA services By ADRIENNE LYONS Members of Ann Arbor's handicap- ped community and their supporters turned out at last night's Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) board meeting to voice complaints, suggestions, and fears, over proposed changes in AATA service. The proposed changes, which probably will come to a vote August 1, will primarily affect handicapped and elderly riders if approved. The changes include ab...…
…Page" d -Thursday, July 26,1979The MichignDdan y D T Michi gan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420Moynard St.. Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Carter's contradictions can be explained by politics V LXXXIX, No. 52-S News Phone: 764-0552 By RAYMOND)TANTER Y BRILLIANTLY trumpeting Edited and managed by students B a bold energy program Presi- at the University of Michigan dent Jimmy Carter "galluped" ahead in, the polls; by purging his ilCabin...…
…ThR Mchigan Daily-Thursday, July 26, 1979-Page 5 PREDICTS BA T TLE IN SENA TE Carter appeals for windfall tax WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter appealed yesterday to the American people for help in winning passage of his windfall profits tax on the oil industry and said that if the proposal is defeated "we cannot reach our energy goals." At a news conference broadcast nationally in prime time, Carter forecast "a massive struggle to gut the w...…
…Page 6--Thursday, July 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily Bond, bats, and beast a bore By CHRISTOPHER POTTER It's a gloomy comment on the state of this summer's movies that the most outstanding film currently playing in Ann Arbor was actually released last summer. Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven is a film so surpassingly brilliant that it stands as living testimony to the level of art that cinema can rise to when a filmmaker is given the freedom to...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 26, 1979-Page 7 Summer cinema sappy, not scary (Continued from Page 6) sch, there's not enough of it-or of anything else, for that matter. It is probably the most laid-back horror film I've ever seen, beholden to no one, of in- terest to few more. NIGHTWING'S villain is a giant hor- de of vampire bats that suddenly begin terrorizing southern New Mexico, its heroes are a near-psychotic professional bat hunter ...…
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…807 face trial for ADANA, Turkey (AP) - Inside a most troubled provinces last Decem- sun-baked stadium in this cotton- ber, an order which Premier Bulent producing region, 807 men, women and Poevit's fragile government has children accused of taking part in a managed to extend for eight months. A rampage of sectarian killing face the further two-month extension falls due largest mass trial in Turkish history. next August. If the six military p...…
…Page 10--Thursday, July 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily Test tube baby's would like to have another baby in just BRISTOL, England (AP) - Test tube the same way." baby Louise Brown had her first birth- "She is everything my husband John day yesterday and her mother joyously and I prayed for - a little miracle. For called her "a little miracle. .. the end me, my little baby is the end of the of the rainbow for me." rainbow." The occasion was celebra...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 26, 1979-Page 11 Reunited? Bo may invite Woody to Blue-OSU clash DETROIT (UPI) - Would Woody Hayes make one more appearance in Michigan Stadium for the annual season-ending Ohio State-Michigan game? Bo Schembechler is toying with the idea of asking him. In five weeks Hayes will face one of the biggest tests of his life - the fact he is no longer a head coach. He will have to go through a September Saturday wi...…
…Page 12-Thursday, July 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP: IDodgers cruise past Phillies, 16-8 By The Anocated Presn homer, a three-run shot, in the first in- runs. per, (7-5), in the fourth. The final Met LOS ANGELES - Joe Ferguson ning when Philadelphia jumped out to a Baker and Steve Yeager each drove run came in the fifth when Doug Flynn drove in five runs with a home run and 4-0 lead. But Sutcliffe allowed the in two runs in...…
…Vol. T e ihgn-D l LXXXIX, No. 19-S L ) Saturday, May 26, 1979 e M cigan aily Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Jet crashes in Chicago DC-10 falls after takeoff; no survivors From AP and UPI CHICAGO-An American Airlines wide-bodied jet loaded with 272 Memorial Day weekend travelers crashed nose first and broke apart into flames yesterday just after takeoff from O'Hare International Airport. Authorities said all aboard were killed in ...…
…Page 2-Saturday, May 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily PERSONAL WEEKLY EARNING LEVEL DROPPED Fuel prices boost consumer prices 1.1 per cent By UPI and AP50 per cent annual rate, based on in- months after the president's anti-in- Department, was a shade worse than creases since the start of the year. flation program was instituted, there's March's one per cent; a shade better WASHINGTON-Fueled by the THE HIGH inflation rate gouged a "not ahell of alo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 26, 1979-Page 3 'U' officers to discuss salary disclosures By SARA ANSPACH Regental policy," and added that the matter may have we have come down from," he said. However, Kennedy University executive officers will meet Tuesday to to be brought before the University Board of Regents. also noted, "certainly there is a state right to know discuss their reply to a request from the state Senate In an earlier intervi...…
…Page 4-Saturday, May 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily I THE WEEK IN REVIFW A2 adopts budget After nearly a month of highly politicized deliberations, City Council Thursday night adopted a $43.8 million operation budget for 1979-80. Included in the document was a Republican- proposed half mill reduction in proper- ty taxes. The Republican-dominated body also hiked sewer and water rates by 12 and 18 per cent respectively. A homeowner with property a...…
…The Michigan Daily--Saturday, May 26, 1979-Page 5 A2police reflect city's diversity - " worried about their safety because BY TIM YAGLE J ec rs awhen we go into a dangerous situation, Law enforcement is shaped con- J Jf pthey'd have to worry about us as well as siderably by the environment of the city w ith op ethemselves. With a guy, they probably in which a police officer works.allydir wouldn'thave to." Because Ann Arbor isfculturally diver ...…
…Paga 6--Saturday, May 26, 1979-The Michi an Daily Dancers cook diverse Goulash' By ANNA NISSEN The University Dancers present "Goulash", a two- hour potpourri of student works, Thursday through Saturday nights this week at the Dance Building. Composed by the most prolific of the students represented, Whitley-Anne Strakian's "2 Sinfonias" seems to reinforce the rule that one should never dance one's own choreography. In a rather lukewarm solo ...…
…The Michiganr Doily-Saturday, May 26, 1979-Page 7 FORMER EMPLOYEE CHARGES DISCRIMINATION Justice By VICKI HENDERSON A racial discrimination suit against the University recently has been han- ded over to the U.S. Justice Depar- tment, according to former Stockwell Hall Building Director Mildred Morris. Ms. Morris originally filed the com- plaint in 1975 with the Michigan Depar- tment of Civil Rights for her son An- thony, who was fired from hi...…
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…Page 10-Saturday, May 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily Description of an execution Reporter witnesses Spenkelink's death STARK, Fla. (AP) - It seemed like was pale and took off his coat. chamber after the blinds were raised. but there was no blood. I had expecte an eternity. The minutes dragged on. I heard HIS EYES met mine. They were open to smell burning flesh but, thankfully The first jolt of 2,300 volts of elec- what I thought were chains in th...…
…The Michigan"Doily--Soturday, May 26, 1979-Pagei '1 Spenikelink executed yesterday (Continued from Page Q door to the private office of Gov. Bob Graham that aides feared it would bur- st open. But the door held and Graham remained secluded, rejecting a telephone call from a woman iden- tifying herself as Lois Spenkelink, the condemned man's ailing 67-year-old mother. THE DISTURBANCES died with Spenkelink. Opponents of the death penalty had re...…
…Page 12--Saturday, May 26, 1979--The Michigan Daily Ar LOST AND FOUND PAIR OF GLASSES 1'OUND at Geddes and Observatory on Monday 5/21. Right eye fairly good, lefteye poor.769-94. dA601 FOUND-Ring ondiag. Femaleschool ring. Call9W 3717, before noon. dA526 FOR SA LE FOR SALE-IBM Selectric 12-pitch. Very good condition. $250. Please call Laurie, 764-551o be. tween9and4. 078602 JACKET for spring-summer wear. "Camp-No. 7" brand. Excellent conditi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 26, 1979-Page 13 AUTHORITIES SAY 'NO SURVIVORS' Jet crash at O'Hare* 272dead Contnued from Page 1) FBI disaster team was en route from Washington to aid in identification of the victims. Three of the passengers were believed to be executives of Chicago- based Playboy magazine. THE SILVER, blue, and red tri- jet-Flight 191 bound for Los Angeles-lost a left wng engine and veered to the left as it took off from r...…
