…~FREE ,ISSUE ( Y Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 47IAttl FREE ISSUE _ uv, so. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1963 SEVEN SECTIONS SIXTY-FOUR: , t ?E M, IAIIJI JMI ;{ uit Initial Budget Request ' Approves Blueprints i A DnREW ORLIN , Jniyprsity has submitted toj te 'gomptroller's office its req est"' for funds to con- resei t services at 'the same ring,) the next fiscal year- Unversity has' sent in a f...…
…w FREE ISSUER Y L , i~i rn aii FREE ISSUE Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Seven Sections 60 Czechs, Soviets end first round egotiations By The Associated Press Czechoslovak- Soviet talks ended last night after four days of hard baigaining in the Kremlin on the future of the country. Several Czech sources reported that Communist party chief Alexander Dubcek, detained by the Soviets after their 4week-old invasion, would ...…
…_ ,._ FREE ISSUE Lt in I4ait FREE ISSUE Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVI, No. 2 FOUR SECTIONS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, X965 SEVEN CENTS THIRTY PAGES Gemini 5 Spacecraft Cracks Two Soviet Records By The Associated Press Astronauts L. Gordon Cooper, Jr. and Charles Conrad, Jr. yester- day smashed the world space en- durance record held by the Soviet Union. The Soviet record for a single flight-brok...…
…FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT SW 43AU1 A&V :43 a t I I FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT Vol. LXXIX, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Seven Sections 60 Pages REGE IS HIKE 0 -RESIDE T TUITIO $240 * * * * * * * * * * * * Controversial b y Regents drop 0St k disciplinary power. ~ By STEVE NISSEN The Regents postponed action on three controversial h bylaws July 19 and rescinded the sweeping disciplinary powers delegated in 19...…
…City in crisis: The mayor vs. everyone By MARCIA ABRAM SON Associate Managing Editor and MARTIN HIRSCHiMAN Summer supplement Editor Daily news analysis A week of street disturbances and violent confrontations with police on South University Ave. has led to a serious polarization of the conservative and radical elem nts in Ann Arbor and a growing antipathy to the administration of liberal Mayor Robert Harris. Elected only three months ag...…
… Mtr tgan Daitj4 Vol LXXX, No. I Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 27, 1969 Ten Pages ACADEMICS 0 0 0 D-iii} Jay Cassi Dean William Hays: LSA's victim of the times LSA By MARTIN HIRSCIMAN summer Supplement Editor 1 ONG DORMANT as an object of stud activism, the issue of academic reform c tured the time and imagination of hundreds students for the first time last year. And fittingly, the target of the most wi spread attack by stu...…
…11 r Str tan ?ati Vol. LXXX, No. I Ann Arbor, Michigan--Wednesday, August 27, 1969 Twelve Pages SPORTS 0 0 'N'1 f foo t By JIM FORRESTER Associate Sports Editor EVERY YEAR, like mythology's Phoenix, football teams die of old age or go down in flames. Every spring they rise again and in the fall they wing forth to fulfill the purpose in their lives. Last season's Michigan grid corps start- ed as if the entire season would be an in- ferno...…
…:Yi e Strtau BEat / Vol. LXXX, No. ] Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 27, 1969 Ten Pages v / S TUDENT LIFE 0 . Rent strike takes hold in Ann Arbor Mayor Robert Harris: A victory for students? By JUDY SARASOHN INCENSED BY the high price and "unsafe living condi- tions" of Ann Arbor housing, over 1000 students have or- ganized a Tenants Union and are withholding more than $100,000 in rent payments in what has become one of...…
… .Ait4r1 igaxt BEaiIj Vol. LXXX, N) 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 27, 1969 Ten Pages STUDENT ACTIVITIES 0 . Student government fights local merchants By LORNA (C'HEROT \\ITH THE FIGHT against non-academic University rules completed victorious- ly, Student Government Council has turn- ed to consumer protection and academic reform as its major areas of concern. Notoriously high Ann Arbor prices prompted Council members to prepa...…
…j[j r 01k tgtn Datl Vol. LXXX, No. I Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 27, 1969 Six Pages ADMINISTRATION . . . Won-support'eads By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Summer Supplement Editor WITH SUBSTANTIAL annual tuition increases and an ever-tightening squeeze on expenditures, the Univer- sity is facing unprecedented financial problems. Over the last few years, there has been a slow decline in the nation-wide rating of faculty salaries at the...…
