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…MICHIGAN PRIMARY See Editorial Page P Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom 1 I UIQ OFF AND ON High-z50 Low-53 See Today for details Vol. LXXXX, No. 22 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 30, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages plus Supplements ELIfaces conflict between teaching, research By JEFFREY WOLFF Second in a two-part series Throughout the University, research is a highly-prized activity, often to the despair of students. But at the Universit...…

…At' x" .ab s$UM.{Tq Ik: x.,rr a..' . ; °. k. . .# e!i.,i. -'l 40... I 0 KOREA'S PARK See editorial page Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom IaiIg INDIAN GIVER See Today for details Vol. LXXXX, No. 47 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, October 30, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Privacy By ALISON HIRSCHEL University faculty members. will finally b( the same rights of privacy already granted t the Board of Regents approves proposed priva( at...…

… KOREA See editorial page C I .he Sir igan tti FLURRIES See Today for details Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No. 70 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, November 30, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Students press for more involvement in the system By HOWARD WITT and MICHAEL ARKUSH Third in a five-part series Do undergraduates have enough voice in determining which professors will be granted lifetime job security? To many University pro...…

…BLACK ENROLLMENT See editorial Page : '. Q SRich# 1 UiQ UNFAIR High-28 Low-l7 See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 100 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 30, 1979 Ten Cents T~eVm Pp s nhiq ... nn..m.0. Pomp, protest welcome Teng B) AP and Reuter WASHINGTON - Surprised by screaming protesters, President Carter welcomed China's Teng Hsiao-ping to the United States yesterday and invited him to join in a "common journey" tow rd peac...…

…DESEGREGATION See editorial page L3IE Wan ~aiIg DECEPTIVE High-720 Low-450 See Today for details Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIX, No. 143 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 30, 1979 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages ,plus Supplement SAFA expects divestment guidelines delay By HOWARD WIT T place two students o ecommittee. to impose any deadlines on themselves, the March demonstrations. heard some say that students on SAC- SACFA wil...…

…Ft Vol. LXXXIX, No. 20-S FT h c g ednesdayvMay 30, 1979 L... Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents DEFECTS FOUND IN ENGINE MOUNTS FAA orders DC-10s grounded WASHINGTON (AP) - The gover- ministrator of the FAA, said nment ordered immediate grounding of decided not to ground the twi " ; -..all 134 U.S.-registered DC-10 airplanes Airbuses because "there isn't st yesterday after the discovery of "grave commonality" in the engine- * and potentially dange...…

…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 37-S I ' ~ '~' I~d~ U Il Soturdoy, June 30, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents City workers may strike tonight I' A Some progress reported "4 AP Photo FOURTH OF JULY fireworks will light up the sky beginning at sundown next Wednesday. This year's display, sponsored by Ann Arbor Jaycees, is the second largest in the state, and for the first time, will be held at Ann Ar- bor Airport. Fieworkto light sky over A2 ai...…

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…,4 r Page 2-Tuesday, October 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily RGpresident predicts low turnou for elections uof "disiniterest" amiong Rackham declared candidates. Milbrath said there declared or write-in candidate are not beasiisv aton eeoedAhktaREecsaidve eC suncm By CHARLES THOMSON students toward their student gover- may be write-in campaigns for student elected will probably remain empty. within the organization. For RSG, he a hseeto ob obeta...…

…Page 2-Friday, November 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily Giant T.V. Screen for Sporting Events Breakfast Served Anytime Free Hash Browns Wth Any Eggs or Omelettes Beer, Cocktails, and Extensive Wine List. BACCHUS' GARDENS 338 S. State Street For fast pick-up orders call: 663-4636 REJECTS PROPOSED TEMPORAR Y BAN See Airthe Monday Night Football Games ALSO PITCHER NIGHT $1 Off on Pitcher Beer Bar Special Frosted 10 0. Mug House backs 'A WASHING...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, January 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily Carter gives nod to cut Hearst sentence (Continued from Page 1)I In recommending that she be freed, Deputy Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti told Carter that Miss Hearst had suffered "degrading experien- ces... as a victim" of her kidnappers. MISS HEARST has announced that she will marry her former bodyguard, Bernard Shaw, on Feb. 14.. Miss Hearst would have been eligible for parole on Jul...…

…Page 2-Friday, March 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily Meiland takes over Honors (Continued from Page 1) shrinking, and the competition for at- tracting these students will become more intense. "This college must continue to have a good honors program because this will be influential in attracting students to the University." Theyfather of three school-age children, Meiland also said it is impor- tant to expand the program to make more honors ...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, May 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily DEFECTS FOUND IN ENGINE MOUNTS DC-10s to undergo safety insi (Continued from Page 1) area of the assembly at the same time. United Airlines spokesman Dave Even after the aircraft are returne The engine is bolted to the metal pylon, stwald said its inspectors yesterday to service, Bond said, the engine moui Bond said the engine mountings st "found a crack in a pylon spar web, a tings will be ins...…

…Page 2-Saturday, June 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily AREA GROUP SEEKS RE-REVIEW OF 'U' HOSPITAL PLAN Health dept to reply to intervention request (Continued from Page 1) to HEW. Regional planners of the Comprehen- sive Health Planning Council for Southeastern Michigan (CHPC) charge the public health department with violating the intent of health planning laws by negotiating with the University for reductions in the scale of the hospital plans. T...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 30, 1979-Page 3 ADVISORY GROUP INCLUDES KISSINGER, RUSK: Carter with big-name Cuba panel ~INEMA II PRESENTS LA CAZA (The Hunt) (CARLOS SAURA, 1967) The story of 3 veterans of the Spanish Civil War who meet years later to hunt rabbits in the same hills in which they fought. Outwardly friendly, each man struggles to hide the suspicions and hatreds he feels for his comrades..A political allegory of fascist ...…

…Please don't play it again Sam ADRIAN (UPI)-WLEN radio was a bit overwhelmed by the response to its latest promotional gimmick-in- cluding a broken window and a surprise visit from the local police. Without explanation Saturday night, the station began playing the pop record "Where Were You When I Was Falling In Love" nonstop, except for news and other re'gularly scheduled programs. A STATION spokesman said it received virtually hundreds of ca...…

… Third Annual Minority Film Festival The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 30, 1979-Page 3 DESEGREGA TION PROPOSALS OUTLINED: attracts By JULIE BROWN Dozens streamed into the A Union lobby yesterday, leav when they grew tired of watchi of the 10 free movies played stuffed with complimentary po It wasn't freebies day at th Rather, the Office. of Minority University studen Services (MSS) and Michigan Media presented their third annual minority ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 30, 1979-Page 3 * i Radio games A new game series called "Let's Play Botticelli" premieres this week over the University's public radio station WUOM (91.7 FM). Beginning Feb. 3, the program will be sent over the airwaves every Saturday at 11 p.m. The game, resembling "20 questions", involves guessing famous names. One player assumes the name of a famous person, living or dead. Only the first initial of the ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 30, 1979-Page 3 r r~ . ' M M' t' 1. t' F' 1 FYUSEE NE SPPnCALL DAL? Get published quick Chain letters promising participants lucrative returns have ear- ned a rather dubious reputation, but enterprising college professors have found a new approach to the old scam. The following letter recen- tly was found drifting in a corridor of University faculty offices: Dear Colleague, I am sure that you are aware of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 30, 1979-Page 3 Surplus in work study allocation By PATRICIA HAGEN "we got almost 100 per cent of what we The average award for the ap- A surplus of funds in the University's asked for." This was "unanticipated," proximately 1,200 students who had federally supported work/study he said. Usually only a percentage of work/study jobs during the 1978-79 program is expected for the 1978-79 the request is allocated...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 30, 1979-Page 3 AGREES TO REPA Y $40,000 Diggs admits taking kickbacks From UPI and AP WASHINGTON - Rep. Charles Diggs, (D-Mich.), yesterday confessed he received $40,000 in payroll kickbacks from his staff in the mid-1970s, and agreed to repay the money and accept House censure without a prolonged Ethics Committee hearing. The committee promptly voted 11-0 to accept the offer and recommend the House censure ...…

…Page 4-Sunday, September 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily LOOKING BACK: THE WEEK IN REVIEW Michigamua violates Title After 78 peaceful years-in which the organization was one of the most prestigious in the Univer- sity-Michigamua's future suddenly became rocky when the Department of Health, Education and Welfare last week found the University in violation of Title IX of the Civil Rights Code for providing "substantial" assistance to that soci...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, October 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily R OTC Course credits: The affirmative .. . Editor's Note. Professor Wein- traub 's article was first submitted to the Michigan Alumnus. Professor Cohen read his essay and responded. Both were reprinted from the maga- zine. By Prof. Daniel Weintraub 'We have met the ROTC and they are us... After apologizing to Oliver Hazard Perry, the Pogo comic strip, and the* English Composition Board of ...…

…. Page 4-Friday;November 30, 1979--The Michigan Daily A method to prosecute international criminals It had become clearer in recent days that there is no way to secure the safe release of the American hostages held in the United States embassy in Teheran unless we do something to acknowledge and establish the respon- sibility of the Shah for crimes against the Iranian people. The broader issue is how to deal with deposed tryants-General So...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, January 30, 1979--The Michigan Paily I Ehe ichian BatilR 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom - j The state of the Department Vol. LXXXIX, No. 100 Samoff Student Support Committee News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A Reach One-Keep one N FEBRUARY of 1970 the Black Action Movement (BAM) lead a successful boycott of University class...…

…Page 4-Friday, March 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily Report citing black advancement ignores facts 4 The conclusion of a widely published RAND report that blacks in recent decades have taken large strides toward wage equality with whites has come under fire from some' of the nation's top economists and social scientists. The RAND Corp. study, financed by the National academy of Sciences and released earlier this month, concludes that "between 19...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, May 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily N Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, M. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 20-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Dopers get relief THE STATE SENATE was confined to its chambers last week until it passed a bill which would ease penalties for possession of small amounts of marijuana. The diluted version finally p...…

…Pane4-Saurda. Jne 30, 1979-The Michiqann Daily I rU(J.tl ti---OU1UIJA rr dV114 Vv r it r- i7rc r rr .r rra . a. rr v .+i J I TH Strike effects ALTHOUGH THE impact on Ann Arbor of the indepen- dent truckers' strike and the one threatened by city workers is not yet apparent, the resulting in- conveniences may soon be com- monplace. The third week of the truckers' strike has had slight effects on area supermarket supplies, but smaller grocery...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 30, 1979-Page 5 The jazz fest is the place By MARK COLEMAN The second annual Ann Arbor Jazz Festival is off to a strong start. After the experience of last year's marathon, the festival this year has been trimmed down to two acts a night, plus a Sunday afternoon concert, for the three-day festival. The stylistic diversity of jazz is stilt well represented however, in a program palatable to beginner and lon...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 30, 1979-Page 5 A weekend one base hit By MARK COLEMAN Even among jazz fans. the bass is not °commonly regarded as a solo in- strument. Percussion and bass are -traditionally relegated to the i background in most ensemble playing, oproviding rhythmic propulsion for the _ther instruments. Drum solos and less- common bass solos often seem to be as, ,much a pause for the other musicians as a dramatic break in...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 30, 1979-Page 5 A2 Board discusses desegregation plans; sets timetable for establishing racial plan (Continued from Page 3) "dangers of specifying (in curriculum) so young in life." 'Board member Wendy Barhydt ad- ded that the transportation cost of magnet schools "might be inhibitive." Urging careful planning in the development of a magnet school plan, board member John Powell warned, "It won't necessaril...…

… The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 30, 1979-Page 5 THE PAUL TAYLOR COMPANY Dance: Not for aesthetics only By KATIE HERZFELD It is a widely held prejudice that dan- ce is an inaccessible art form, ap- preciated only by the aesthetically well versed. Paul Taylor's Dance Company destroys this notion and proves that dance can be enjoyed as an eminently approachable form of art and enter- tainment. Firday night's performance in front of a pack...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 30, 1979-Page 5 Iranians to vote in Islamic referendum mmmt K or DID YOU KNOW THAT STRICKLAND'S IS A GREAT CAMPUS FOOD STORE? N TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Iranians vote today and Saturday on whether to tran- sform their troubled land into an "Islamic republic," a vaguely defined idea that comforts some with its promise of a return to traditional values and worries others with its un- certainties. Ayatollah Ruhol...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 30, 1979-Page 5 Gas dealers 'sweat out last days of May NEW YORK (AP)-Although their May allocations Syracuse. of gasoline are nearing the bottom of the tank; most of BECAUSE OF THE short supply of gasoline, oil Friday, said-Robert Cope, chairman of the Indiana the nation's gasoline dealers say they should be able to companies in recent months have been limiting the Service Stations Dealers Association. make i...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday. June 30, 1979-Page 5 /) WE WANT YOUR ART WORK The Michigan Daily is sponsoring a cover contest for the annual ART FAIR SUPPLEMENT. All submissions should be a creative representation of the lively atmosphere found at the ART FAIR. * The deadline for all entries is Friday, July 6. All artwork may be submitted in care of this paper DISPLAY ADVERTISING ART FAIR SUPPLEMENT The winner of the contest will receive dinner ...…

…Page 6-Sunday, September 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily T DOG-Black la4 mix; female, 2 years old, dium height, 40 pounds, answers to "Cleopatra." :h loved family pet. Reward. Call 663-0532. OR SALE-2 United Airline half-off coupons. hone 434-1310 after 7 p.m. 88B1002 ARD'S stereo with 8-track tape deck, AM/FM dio, speakers, $125; set of dinnerware, Hilander ittern, some pieces missing but includes extras, 0; Man's flannel topcoat, size 38, worn...…

…6-Tuesday, October 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily I Boston TV cancels 'racially violent' show U""r I I L" THE UNIVERSA oe S EF iCice AnnounCes The 1979-80 Season Subscriptions e c~eON SA LE NOW a PTP Ticket Office- S The Michigan League 0 Mon.-Fri. 10-1 and 2-5 pm at PowerVenter Phone: 764-0450 i'ustasDance Conceri Featuring; Britten's "CEREMONY OF CAROLS" Stravinsky's "RENARD". )ecember 7-9 Fr& Sat at 8xn-Sm. at 3pm Featured: MEMBERS OF TH...…

…Page 6-Friday November 30 1979-The Michigan Daily Iranian coverage was difficult for ousted Associated Press I By NICK KATSARELAS Associated Press Washington Bureau Chief Walter Mears, completing a stint yesterday as a visiting professor at the University, described problems his organization faced covering the Iranian crisis without correspondents in that country. Reporters from America's largest news service were ousted from Iran in Septemb...…

…0' Page 6-Tuesday, January 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily r GERMAN-MADE GRUNDIG rated 70 watts, very efficient. Fine cabinet. Best you'll hear for $200. Must sell now. 764-8722. 35B 131 TWO COMPLETE STEREO SYSTEMS. Dial, Technics, Utah speakers. Price negotiable, must sell. Tom, 764-6683. 18B202 WATERBEDS ARE BEDDER from A New Dawning Water Bedrooms. Visit our newly expanded location at 213 S. Fourth Ave. Between Liberty and Wash- ington. 665...…

…0 STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS FOR LEOTARDS at SPECIAL PRICES come to" ERIC'S SECOND SERVEz Factory Outlet for Discount Sports Apparel. Name Brands, Overruns and Secondsc Long-Sleeve Leotards $6.80/Short-Sleeve $6.30 Tights $3.70/ Any Top and Bottom $9.25 406 E. Liberty 2 Blks. off State St. 663-6771 STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS The Ann Arbor Film Coo erativ...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, May-30, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'THE PRISONER OF ZENDA' A movie suited f or incarceration By ALISON DONAHUE other old material; all the worn out (but If there were a field concerned with still usable) jokes and sight gags that film ecology, it would certainly cite the we've seen so often in other movies and latest version of The Prisoner of Zenda TV - usually in funnier fashion. So as starring Peter Sellers, for it is the co...…

…Page 6-Saturday, June 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily Black English plaintiffs rest case By ELEONORA DI LISCIA A school that fails to teach a child under any but the most extraordinary circumstances is ineffective and cannot be forgiven, according to a former director of human relations for Ann Ar- bor Public Schools who testified in the Black English case yesterday. Harvard faculty member Ronald Edmans was the last witness for the plaintiffs. Th...…

… When did (Continued from Page 1) after the centennial celebraton, the University had its sesquicentennial, which coincided with Hatcher's retirement. To mark both. occasions, the University hosted "an international conference with distinguished scholars from all over the world" talking on a variety of subjects, Hatcher said. So that's the way it was. Or is. Take your choice-1817, 1837, or maybe even 1841 as the date when students first came t...…

…DA YAN'S POST STILL VACANT Begin attempting to avoid crisis From AP and Reuter TEL AVIV, Israel - Prime Minister Menachem Begin failed yesterday in his first attempt to choose a new foreign minister and sought other candidates in an attempt to avert a Cabinet crisis that could topple his government. Begin said he was considering asking right-wing Parliament Speaker Yitzhak Shamir to fill the post left vacant last week by Moshe Dayan, who qui...…

…S GUESTAR TIST SERIES: The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 30, 1979-Page 7 The 'Richard' of our discontent By JOSHUA PECK Directors may toy with Hamlet if they must; surround Caesar with ascist trappings; or make Macbeth a ory horror. However, when it comes to the last -of the cycle of the A hakespearean histories, they must draw the line: C(wmpronmise not the r unning o the Crook Luck King, for some things ar, sintpv marre'd. The extent...…

…t,. The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 30, 1979-Page 7I I 61 O N- C: eN =ol oQ0OI 0I e e a 0I 1IR 1 061 1 ow a ' - -wus ,ma o a- _ 1 1 1 o i U I U O 1I CO Ia 0 I° WIAc a1 * Q I z 1I 4-*b CL 0 ° LC * 0 I10 0( I 0I o1 Ca~ W% I 1 a ' CL0. Ia. ~1 *3 1 41II M' I Ia ° ON I L . -I 0 '0 on 1.. - - 1 1,e L. 1. ~si'I O 4-'a- W ";o' a I 1 ~01 1111 1~. 1- 'I'*~a.,o s.Eh o ,) co 1 W $1 04 W I EmE -~o 0 EW 400 1""-0 .2 0 1= 5 1 01 1 1 C. 1 Il *~ ...…

…arts & efntertainment Somnambulance at the Ark The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 30, 1979-Page 7 Charlie Chaplin's 1952 LIMELIGHT With BUSTER KEATON, CLAIRE BLOOM and NIGEL BRUCE in this his last masterpiece, Chaplin portrays an aging, alcoholic music hall comedian, whose outward life might appear to be a failure, but who passes on his abundant courage at a young protegee, whom he can love only paternally. Chaplin's pathos is at its height, la...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 30, 1979-Page 7 Senator says state budget cuts hurt social services By ADRIENNE LYONS Dubbing the theme of the state budget in recent years the "Age of Limitations," state Sen. Gary Corbin (D-Clio) spoke to approximately 50 people last night at the Ann Arbor Public Library. Corbin, whose lecture was entitled "Survival in the Age of Limitations," said most cuts in the state budget have been made in the area of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 30, 1979-Page7 Summit freezes oil imports at present level through 1985 TOKYO (AP)-The United States and 60 per cent since December to an six other industrial nations agreed average price of $20.90 a barrel, would yesterday to place specific ceilings on have "serious economic and social con- oil imports to help escape the OPEC sequences" for the world. stranglehold on their economies. THE UNITED STATES prevail...…

…Page 8-Sunday, September 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily NCAA ROUNDUP Nebraska tames IN inn's Lions F' l M f. Kentucky jumped ahead on scoring runs by quarterback Mike Shutt and tailback Chris Jones, then relied on a spirited defense to upset previously un- beaten Maryland 14-7 in a college foot- ball game yesterday. Shutt, forced into action despite a shoulder injury when starter Randy Jenkins suffered a broken leg, capped., Kentucky's first ...…