…BUDGET CUTS. See Editorial Page Vol. LXXXV, No. 101 LJ 4fit iiau OA6F or :13atly ORDINARY High-38 Low-27 See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 31, 1975 Ten Cents Eight Pages i TERMS CUTS INFLATIONARY rI Cosmic news The University's resident astronomer, hazel "Doc" Losh, says that the constellation Leo the Lion will grace our skies during the month of February. Doc says it...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SGC rescinds ROTC motion Cobb offer protested (Continued from Page 1) A PRETRIAL hearing has Against the motion was Randy been set for Schaper April 3. Schafer who argued that if it Lessem added that Jacobs weren't for the ROTC program, still has the option to appeal many potential students would the ruling, but to do so he be unable to attend college. must explain to the court why he did not appear to answer IN ...…
…Friday, January 31, 19759 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three ±F =-= :1 U.S. n( SALT WASHINGTON (Reuter) American negotiators beli they face serious and subs tive difficulties in the Strat Arms Limitation Talks (SAL with Russia starting in Gen today, a reliable source s yesterday. Although the U. S. delega is understood to be optimis the source said the talks far from being concerned w just ironing out minor tec cal problems. THERE WAS also so...…
…A bud By JOHN ELLIS MOST PEOPLE would agree that bud- get-cutting is neither easy n o r pleasant. No matter how distasteful a responsibility, serious questions about the proces naturally arise. With regard to impending cuts within the University: ® What are the basis on which decis-' ions will be made? To what extent will "expedience" be the operating princi- ple? * Which groups will be represented in determining these basis? * Will any parts ...…
…Friday, January 31, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pogo Five Pick of the Week: Amarcord Campus All of us have our secret de- sires and hidden wishes - little latent ambitions that we dream about from time to time and ( that we covertly hope will ager of the '50s and early '60s. someday, "when our ship He explores the era of sock comes in", be realized at last. hops, making out, drag racing, Our conscious self dismisses the Ozzie and Harriet sho...…
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…Friday, January 31, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven a i i L ii L i ien confront By RICK BONINOG and RAY O'HARA in s hetn nigeam wiMfc it st ivinnesota threatens Saturday Tonight the Michigan wrest lin tem wll aceitstoughest test of the dual meet season as up a combined dual meet score the Wolverines take on the un- of 386-81 thus far. beaten and first ranked Iowa The Wolverines have been Hawkeyes at Crisler Arena. less devastating bu...…
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