…T uesday, July 27, 1976 I^HE-MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine ii niuuiQlb get the job doneJ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY AD deadline Ia 12 noon the day before publaton (4 p.m. Fri. for sun.) including correction and cancelatios. The Daily is nt reponible for more than one incoret inertion of an ad, Advertisementn may be removed from publication but wiii be billed acordine to original num- ber of days ordered. This poliy in also applicable to ads ...…
…Wednesday, October 27, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Wednesday, October 27, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine SPORTS OF THE DAILY: Gophers go to court MINNEAPOLIS - The Uni- THE ASSEMBLY Committee the spikers struggled thr versity of Minnesota filed suit on Intercollegiate Athletics, some erratic serving and against the National Collegiate ACIA, had refused to declare 7-15. Athletic Association last night, the trio ineligible. Play...…
… UA Conipuer Use ball point pen. Nor pencils or felt pens please. The following statements are intended for matching attitudes and values. Plea the number closest to your reaction. dote Mo icih Most computer date match services are for losers. You've heard the pitch - "lonely, divorced, widowed." Who would sign up a date match like that? This computer date match is for everybody - jocks, jerks, junkies, jesus freaks; spare changers, ti...…
…Page Ten THE MiCH{GAN DAILY Thursday, May 27, 1 976 Blue slugger hits books too Walterhouse all-around leader By LESLIE BROWN Traditionally, a team cap- tain can lead in one of two ways - vocally or through ex- ample. Dick Walterhouse, cap- tain of Michigan's baseball team, terms himself the latter. "In comparison to last year's captain I'm just not as vocal," Walterhouse explains. "I try to lead through example on the field." With two dou...…
…Page Te THE M4C+iiGAN fi AfLY Tuesday, luty 27, 197i 6 Poge Ten ft* MICI4IGAN OAIIX Thesdoy, JUly 21,1976 Burgoyne 'un etehical (M011n1ed from P ee3 B U R G O Y N E 'S 1974 campaign was also hurt by anonymously spread rumors that she was a big landlord - making her unpopular with stu- dents - and vague allegations concerning drug involvement. "I don't expect that (kind of rumor) again," she said. Burgoyne also challenged the qualifications...…
…Page Ten TWO TALKS by:MSA wanC By LANI JORDAN dent up I The Michigan Student Assem- "( bly voted last night to attempt Serv Thursday, Oct. 28-4 p.m. to break up basketball ticket aire " De h'slines that have formed more it" Jewish Reflections on eat than two weeks before the tick- 'Al 2202 M LB ets go a" sale. ketb SPONSOR: INSTITUTE OF GERONTOLOGY MSA PRESIDENT Calvin Lu- isale ker outlined plans to bring the of t issue to the Board in Contro...…
…Thursday, May 27, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage cieven Tigers, Birds split twinbill LeFlore keeps it up! Streak at 29 games Z30- By The Associated Press DETROIT - Ron LeFlore ex- tended his hitting streak to 29 games with a two-run homer in the fifth inning and powered the Detroit Tigers to a 6-2 vic- tory over the Baltimore Orioles and a split of their twinight doubleheader yesterday. The 29-game streak equals the longest by a Tiger sin...…
…Tuescloy, July 27, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Track dominates By The Associated Press The United States Track and Field team picked up three more medals yesterday-one silver and two bronze - and several others advanced toward finals as the track and field events reached the halfway point in the Olympics at Montreal. The athletes will have today off and resume competition tomorrow. So far, five world records have been smashed, 10 Olympic reco...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 27, 1976 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 27, 1976 'Political hack' gets Senate nod to Consumer Product board WASHINGTON (A') - Reversing itself, the Senate yesterday confirmed the nomination of John Byington to the Con- sumer Product Safety Commission. The vote was 45 to 39. The nomination, rejected Monday, was revived earlier yesterday when senators agreed 46 to 37 to reconsider t...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 27, 197 6 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 27, 1976 Yugoslavia beats Soviet Union, will play U.S. for gold tonight MONTEAL.--There will be no rematch for the Olympic gold medal in men's basketball between the United States and the Soviet Union. Yugoslavia saw to that yesterday with a meticu- lously orchestrated 89-t4 semifinal victory over the Russians. With Drigin Kivanovic ptmpin...…
