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… 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily ByI Sp VLIN dividu T's co gan's d up ;iate onakowski leads Wo ERNIE DUNBAR championship, yesterday on the tany Lions have played second fiddle leave the field ecial to The Daily Bowling Green golf course. to the Wolverines since Michigan the 3.25 mark, G GREEN, Ohio - Paced The Wolverines totaled 55 points to joined the conference in 1975. gap between ual champion Bill Dona- Penn State's 78, with Western Michi- D...…

…GYMNASTS DO DAZZLING ROUTINES Soviet show wows Crisler crowd By PETE LEININGER and DIANE 1SILVER Despite the absence of Olga Korbut and Nellie Kim, the Russian Gymnastic team put on an electrifying perform- ance before a near sellout crowd at Crisler arena Monday night. For the second consecutive year the Russian acrobats captivated the crowd by defying the law of gravity with a su- perb mixture of strength and balance. The four men performed...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN GAILY Sunday, ionuoey 30, 1977 PageEigh THEMICHGAN AIL --, full court Loss at Northwestern . .. brings out faults By KATHY HENNEGHAN EVANSTON IT HAD TO HAPPEN one of these days. Michigan almost squeaked through its tiring seven-games-in-fourteen-days stretch without a loss. But the Northwestern Wildcats, ninth in the Big Ten going into yesterday's game, beat the Wol- verines and beat them convincingly, 99-87. Sinc...…

…Page "Eighf (HE MiCH!UAN 1-)A1LY Wednesday, march U, ;r; r r F U-Il: M1(JHIC~AN uAILY Wednesday, March 3(3, 1 ~t I A LL. YOU CAN- EAT! Wednesday Special 5 to 10 P.M. Baked Lasagna DINNER INCLUDES: "EHome Made Baked Lasagna ' Large Pretzel Bell Salad with Choice of Dressing * Steaming Hot Basket of Russian Rye Bread with Creamery Butter $3.95 ADULTS CHILDREN Under 12-$1.75 THURSDAY SPECIAL "FRENCH FRIED SMELT". All You Can Eat $3.95 The Pr...…

…Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. Thu rsday, June N ThEY'REALL INFE 30, 1977 Uncontracted Classified Rates WORDS 1 2 3 4 5 6 add. 0-101 15 230 305 380 4.55 530 .75 1 1-1 5 140 280 370 460 5.50 640 .90 1620 165 3 30 435 540 645 750 105 21.25 190 380 500 6.20 740 860 120 26-30 215 430 565 7.00 8.35 970 135 31-35 2 40 480 630 7.80 930 1080 150 36-40 265 530 695 860 10.25 1190 1.65 41-45 290 5S80 760 9.40 1120 1300 1 80 46-50 315 630 825 1020 121...…

…Page Eight fI~t MI CH-IGAN DAILY _,..a ~m S4IN6S HEY'RE ALL IN ~-cIA-IpII FOR RENT LARGE 3 BED)ROOM furshed di- pex I oldrt houe with fireplace. separate t dm1-5roo, parkl ng, 150un- dry'facit-R, 1 oc-kto tsklam. .570 plus. al s!tiltis 03-4101 days ecte ROOM FOR FEMALE -- 11, bloks frotocampus bshot oe$120month. 62-519. 73C86 FEMALE FOR SEPT. edtot to shre nice oe bedrooapt. 665-5935. 66CM0 YOUR OWN BEDROOM i 2 bed- room aprtmnt.-1106month....…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 30, 1977-Page 9' DailySte t et Daiy Sree ges aceifbecomes, s culpture plaza assifieds - '(Continued from Pagel1) nued from Pagerog Pe ,"I THINK the bricks look a lot city several years ago. Built in years and we were looking for a place g hn ranfa ,i vknr o. anu ean nemt n oexc ange,G ala~ dino agreed to reinstall the bricks and the city promised to provide an additional $2,500 to pay for the extra work. ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 30, 1977-Page 9 LEACH HITS FOR 3 TD 'S: Blue shoots down Hawks (Continued from Page 1) and Rick (Leach) was outside of their containment. He actually pointed to Russell to keep moving instead of locking. Then the defense had to ake a decision and the linebacker was oreed to go after Leach. "It was well-done," he added. "Russell is rather deceptive, speed- wisg Michigan controlled the rest of the alf, limit...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-Page9 INVADING HURONS ARE 0-2: Cagers favored in home opener By CUB SCHWARTZ The Michigan basketball team last faced Eastern Michigan back in January of 1976. It was a miser- able night, between the snow, the cold and a lack- luster game. Michigan routinely handled the Hurons 94-76 and coach John Orr was compelled to thank the reporters and fans for coming out on such a lousy night. Well, the w...…

…Wednesday, Mdreh 30, 1X377 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine \Vednesdciy, Mcrch 30, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page NIne SPRING DRILLS UNDERWAY NCAA'S IN SUNNY ARIZONA: Tumblers reach finals Blue running hard i i 1 l 3 l a . i i By BILLY NEFF Ten quarterback Rick Leach, an of the ten best high school grid- excellent backfield, and a few ders from Michigan (as picked Spring s the time of laying key defensive standouts. by the Detroit Free Pr...…

…Thursday, June 30, 1977 Saccharin ban bill vetoed in Senate THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine I U WASHIINGTbN (P) - The Senate voted yesterday to kill a lOse-passed measure that would prohibit any government ban of saccharin use for 15 months. Bit the Senate is expected to act later this summer on a bill to impose an even longer suspension of the proposed saccharin han than the 15 months the House had voted. THlE SENATE action came on the $14 ...…

…Saturday, July 30, 1977 Economic measure indiscates downturn WASHINGTON (AP)-A gov- ernment barometer indicated yesterday a downturn in the second half of the year. The Commerce Department's index of leading indicators de- clined six tenths of one per cent in July, mainly because of re- duced demand by manufacturers for raw materials. The decline followed a drop of two tenths of one per cent in May, after a strong showing at the start of the y...…

…Page 10-Friday. September30, 1977-The Michigan Daily BAREFOOT FRANKLIN SETS RECORD Superfoot 'powers A&M By BILLY NEFF ns to be a NCAA record setter in nine categories including the longest field goal in history. Franklin, a junior, kicked' that historic 65-yard field goal against Baylor last year. Earlier in the same game, he also kicked a 64-yard field goal. Why in the world would he kick with a bare foot? "I get a little more foot speed a...…

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… e 10-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily (ould wood be good as energy source? (continued from Page1) claimed to be non-polluting, inexpen- od was generally discussed at the sive and renewable. He also suggested rence as an industrial and institu- a tax incentive to encourage forest own- resource for heating and genera- ers to grow and harvest wood scientifi- lectricity using direct combustion cally. Rhodesian hits country's raids...…

…PalE Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, arc. 30, 197-1 Pa~c Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY We~esday, March 30, 1971 El NOW! SAME DAY COLO In By 10:00 A.M.-Out B Quality Photofinish Competitive Pr Open Until 6:0 8 Monday, Noon Sa SUN PHO 3180 PACKARD-97 2 Blks. E. of Pla R PRINTS y 5:00 P.M. SHS faculty blasts department review DEADLINE FOR COMMITTEES TODAY Students: Have a seat ing at (Continued from Page 1) program improvements have ices...…

…Se Te THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 30, 1977 Planned Parenthood to stay open By RON DeKETT 72 hour marathon session in The Washtenaw t_'0o u n t which the staff aired their grie- League for Planned Parenthood Jvances against Executive Direc- Board of Directors narrowly far Jack Singleton. averted a massive resignation bvyseveral of the Planlned Par'- SI N GLEFT ON WA S enthood center's staff Tuesday hired as the Executive Director when th...…

…Page fen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 3t, 197; Vance mum on Mideast tri WASIIINGTON l'--Secretary carrying with hin, saying this Genera conference, arms race w i t h the Soviet Vance noted that any US arm of State Cyrus Vance, about to would "not be constructive I' He said the information re- Union. sales to Somalia, at odds with set out for the Middle East, The Soviet Union co-chairs the ceived from the Palestinians is In recent days the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 30, 1977-Page 11 Blue defense must stop strong Aggie backs-Bo By DON MacLACHLAN A Aggie running amm d bi ~ f# SeP~tnr cf ty Ra JThnn hn ha The Michigan Wolverines complet- ed preparation for fifth-ranked Texas A&M yesterday knowing that the defense will be put to a stern test by the Aggie rushing attack - which averages 4.6 yards per carry. "We're gonna have to get a good game out of our tackles," said C...…

…Page 12-Sunday, October 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily - ~ ~ -. ~ a ~ .a *~ ~-a ~ a a - - ~ ~ a'~ ~ a~ a~.a' g~ ~iaP~ ~ a -~ (,~' ~ ~ " -~.--a a a ~--~ a> a v~c ~ " film (Continued from Page 4) I 000 inadvertently evolved into the prime cities, the only outlet for these relics apparatus for exhibiting the very has been television, primarily through product it originally wiped out. Only in the auspices of the late show. specialized towns lik...…

… Page 12-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily Victrpp Victories psyche opposition - Orr I1jE Midlt!U (Continued from Page 3) ORR: I think ratings are good. They create interest for fans. I don't think they're accurate. I'm on the UPI rating board and I rate the teams. Maybe I know the two or three top teams, the rest of them are very difficult to rate. You can tell that by the magazines they put out. I don't know how a writer li...…

…Thursday, June 30, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wade upsets Evet Page Eleven By The Associated Prss _WIMBLEDON, England Virginia Wade, the English vicar's daughter, stunned reigning chai- pins Chris Evert 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 yesterday and reached the women's singles finals of the Wimble- des Tennis Championships after 14 years of try- ing. Miss Wade, 31, will play for the title Friday against Betty Stove, 32, of The Netherlands with Qee Elizabeth It. s...…

…day, July 30, 97 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Kite, Lister grab Phily golf lead By The Associated Press By The Associated Press PHI LADELPHIA- Tom Kite, happily and enthu- siastically defending the only title he's ever won, scrambled his way to a hard-won, rallying, two under par 69 and a tie with New Zealand's John Lister for the second round lead yester- day in the $200,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic. "Oh, what a day," Kite sig- hed afte...…

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… r Page 2-Sunday, October 30, 1977-The e Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Suzy, Oct RAJIRLINGS/ mike norton city of trees L ET ME UNBURDEN myself of a weighty secret. I can't wait to get out of this town. Since I'd already spent three years of my college career at less prestigious (hence less expensive) institutions before I got here, I've only lived in Ann Arbor for a year and a half. But let me tell you-it's been a year and a half t...…

… Page 2-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily Hub's unfortunate knee injury needs rest, then rehabilitation The Michigan Daily.-Wednesday, November m By RICK MADDOCK "I anticipate Phil is going to have Phil Hubbard, that slinky 6-7 full recovery since his injury did not center for the Michigan cagers, seem to show to be that serious," never missed a starting assignment O'Connor said. in his first two years as a Wolverine. Hubbard...…

…Page Twelve I Ht MICHIsAN DAILY thursday, June 30, 1977 Tigers sew up Boso 51,745 urge Bird on to sixth By DON MacLACHLAN and PAUL CAMPBELL Special To The ails DETROIT - The biggest crowd of the year cooverged on Tiger Stadium lost night. It was a cool, cloudless night - the best a Detroit summer has to offer. BUT 51,745 PEOPLE didn't come down to enjoy the wea- ther. They came to see Mark "The Bird" Fidrych. They came to see him pitch, they...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 30 1977 ... , U I Already, it's time for football The summer sports better be- ware, as professional football begins it's mid-summer assault on the minds of sports fans all over when the first of many ex- hibition games will take place today. The expectant Chicago Bears will face the Namath-less New York Jets in Canton, Ohio for the annual Hall of Fame game, starting at 3:30 p.m. The game wil...…

… Page 10-Sunday, October 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily--Sunda city of trees FICTION --- --- --- --- - --- -- -- , 1:1: : i: i i;; i i i::::: 1 i!:::: i 11 !:::: 1 ORION ....... Will . . ............. (Continued from Page 9) After listening passively, making a few despairing hand motions and defeatedly hanging up the phone, he walked back to the car. He eased into the driver's seat and sat in silence, con- templating ...…

… Page 10-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily Wolverine cagers Loaded with new talent, offensive spark The Michigan Daily-Wednesday. Nove DEFENSE, REBOUNDING SUSPECT Worried Orr still optimis Dave Baxter 6-3 No. 25 Sr. 165 Detroit G Baxter's Varsity Record: Yr. G FG-FGA Pet. Fr-FTA Pet. Ib M.A't. Avg. Fr. 26 40-108 .370 20-27 .741 39 41 3.8 So. 32 80-164 .488 46-56 .821 45 60 6.4 Jr. 29 94-186 .505 41-57 .719 46 63 7.9 BAXTER: "...…

… The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Oc The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Oc Page 4-Sunday, October 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily FILM/christopher potter city of trees 4' £r4 .l The travesty of late-night TV I MISS OLD MOVIES on late-night TV. I don't especially miss them anywhere else, but somehow my small, eerily-glowing screen, in the wee mid- night hours, seems a conducive time- suspension setting in which to worship these icons of the past. It's ...…

… Page 4-Wednesday-,November 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily PURDUE, MINVESOTA FAVORITES: The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, Novemb EX-SUB NOW CO-CAPTAIN Great freshmen toughen Big Ten By HENRY ENGELHARDT The Big Ten coaches have really turned on the recruiting tap and great talent now fills the conference sink. - In two or three seasons nine Big Ten teams will legitimately call themselves contenders for the NA- TIONAL TITLE. That is an indica- tion...…

… Page 8-Sunday, October 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Sunday, rapoport S (Continued from Page 6) insurgency research, Vietnam, CIA- type money at the University that wasn't made public, the whole student involvement issue, the Daily crisis it- self--all those were very clear cut. Sometimes I think it was easier to write; in a sense it was a small town atmosphere. Everybody was tuned in to the same issue . . . now, you do...…

… Page 8-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-Page 5 Big Ten: Chock full of new talent A good year \ " Pizza * Subs " Salads b Stromboli " Cheese Steak' Hoagies Bring in your ticket stubs after any game,. concert, etc. 5OC off any m eal! R u d H u Cafe. 618 Church St. Ann Arbor across from the Blue Frogge (Continued from Page 4) Iowa Hawkeyes thus far. Injuries have depleted the ...…

… Page 6-Sunday, October 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Mithigon Doily---Sunday, Octc Richard 'Vidmer, quarterback I DUMB JOCK, Richard Vidmer is not. _ As first-string quarterback for Mich- igan's lackluster football effort in 1967, Richard didn't think his size or his talent measured up for a career in the pros. So after spearheading Michigan's overhead attack for three seasons-"we lost more than we should have, but we threw a lot more...…

… .w Page 6-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily Hoop Schedule Dec. 3 Fordham ......................... 1:00 EST Dec. 7 LOUISVILLE......................8:05 EST Dec. 10 DAYTON ......................... 2:05 EST Dee.:14 at Alabama ...................... 8:00 CST Dec. 17 CENTRAL MICHIGAN ........... 2:05 EST Dec. 22 Athletes in Action ............... 6:05 PST Dec. 31 TOLEDO ......................... 7:05 EST Jan. 5 NORTHWESTERN ......…