…Page 14----Thursday; May 4, 1478-=-The Michigan Daily moufitamoeerliv, 77- * SELECTING THE ,PROPERGEAR The Busch label is where it © Comfort is crucial. If you. all begins. Note o o mountaineer in the snowy, p 0 public, pick craggy peaks p a padded affixed © o bar stool, thereto. 9 preferably {- They d'. one that n o 7th spins (to f^^a c i,. l.,i''. . on- r, tate tlAJ11 ir- "° "4P tains. ing the o >° ' scenery). At home, a com- A.t fortable ch...…
… Page 14--Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Has S. Africa An AP News Analysis large quantities of ammunition, arms JOHANNESBURG, South Africa explosive devices and documents also (AP) - Incursions by black nationalist had been seized - some hidden in guerrillas carrying arms made in suburbs of the coastal resort city. Soviet-bloc nations appear to mark a The police reported the discovery of new phase in the black struggle to top- caches o...…
…The Michigan Doily-Thwrsdy, May 4, 1978-Pege 15 MORE PROTEST EXPECTED OVER 'U'INVESTMENTS: South African debate continues (Contnued fromPage3) . year. CORPORATE GIFTS and grants to the Unviersity in the fiscal year 1976 totalled $6 million. According to the report if -in 1976 the University had not invested in corporations operating in South Africa it would not be able to ac- cept gifts or grants from those same corporations. The University...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 15 KENT STATE REMEMBERS: Memorial marked by vigil ehants (Continued from Page 1) yesterday morning. After the service, students rallied and were addressed by 12 speakers. STUDENTS THEN marched around campus chanting angry slogans against Ohio Governor James Rhodes, who called in the National Guard on campus eight years earlier. The march began with chanting of "Rhodes, you liar, we'll set your ass o...…
…Page 16-ThurskW, May 4, 1978--The Michigan Daily FEMLE PUPPY FOUND, approx. 3 month old. INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTS, spacev o aprt- Wht trier or terier mix in/black and tn mark- ment available, bth men and women. Air rondi- '1The ighlands SUBLET iogs. Found in Washtenos/Hill St. area. Call 663- tioned, modern aparments. S oat and educational l AVAILABLE MAY 1-AUG. 9274, ask for Anno d55 programs. Call 662-5529or 665-6575. 31C506 Located on North...…
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…The Michigan Daily--Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 17 (ContinuedfromPage 16) PERSONA L DANCE Ballet Modern Jazz Ballroom PHYSICAL ARTS Hatha Yoga TaiChi Karate Fencing Women's Fitness PHOTOGRAPHY Photo Darkroom Color Printig Informal Portrait Special Workshops ART Life Drawing Acrylics& OilPainting Watercolor Pottery Calligraphy . Glass Blowing Sculpture Graphics, Layout Offset Printing Courses beginweekof May 8th" Registration now open ART WORLDS ...…
…Page 18-Thursday, May 4, 1978-The Michigan Daily Racing collision ends with jockey's death BALTIMORE tAP) - One jockey was killed and two others were injured yesterday in a spill at Pimlico Race Course. One of the four horses involved in the accident had to be destroyed, authorities said. ROBERT PINEBA, 25, the jockey on Easter Bunny Mine in the second race, was pronounced dead at Sinai Hospital of "multiple internal injuries," a rrECNNIFI'...…
…Page 18-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Berries By ELISA ISAACSON A flock of tawny cedar waxwings perches in a small tree at the Oxford housing complex, munching on bright red berries. Suddenly the birds spill out of the tree, swirling giddily through the air. Some crash into the big bay windows of a nearby building, and the ground is soon littered with their dead or stunned bodies. THE REPETITION of incidents such as this has caused c...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 4, 1978--Page 19 sports of the DAILY Women improve The Michigan State Invitational, held this past weekend in East Lansing was something of a breakthrough for Michigan's women's track team. Not only did the team fare well (unofficially third of eight teams, according to coach Red Simmons) but seven varsity records were set as well. "I couldn't believe the team improved so much," said Simmons of the striders' ac...…
…The Michigan Daily-.-Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 19 ___ _ Mountaineering #3. - METHODOLOGY Heading for the mountains Mountaineering as all but the chronically misinformed know, is the skill, the science and the art of drinking Busch Beer. It begins by heading for the mountains (i.e., a quick jaunt to your favorite package emporium or wateringholea) and ends by downing the mountains (i.e. slo sakngswllos f hebrw ht isetBschcS )i. M l However, betw...…
…Page 20-Thursday, May 4, 1978-The Michigan Daily WOMEN'S COACH QUITS IN 2ND YEAR: Netters' Atwood By BOB WARRENA Michigan womens tennis coach John Atwood resigned this week before com- pletion of his second year as coach after breaking a University rule that establishes decorum within athletic teams. Atwood ordered a beer at a Columbus restaurant while on a road trip in which the women were competing at the Ohio State Inivtational. Consumptio...…
…Page 20-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Holocaust marked by memorial serviwe (Continued fromPage3) "I'm more concerned about the in- might not have it for another 2,000 telligent, educated people who years." remained silent through it all," said one The Rabbi noted that the anti-semitic participant. She added, "Is it fear posters indicate Germany was not the within us that keeps us from speaking only nation that perpetuated anti- out or...…
…Carter: Legal system w (Continued from Page 1) and social effects of strip-mining and other efforts to develop energy resour- ces. In his address to the bar association, Carter said the United States needs more women and minority judges, fewer and shorter lawsuits and more legal aid for poor and middle-income persons. HE ALSO called on lawyers to slow down their fee increases as part of his voluntary 'anti-inflation program and called for "...…
…Page 22-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Metro Seven accepts Va. Tec into league Maitn Leagu Sa (AP) - Virginia Tech, an indepen- dent since it dropped out of the Southern Conference 13 years ago, has been accepted as a member of the basketball-oriented Metro 7 Conferen- ce. Metro Commissioner Larry Albus of St. Louis said Tech will immediately become eligible to compete for con- ference championships. Other teams in the league - more ...…
…sports of the DAILY Netters on the road The ten-time defending Big Ten men's tennis champion Michigan Wolverines move into the final weekend of dual matches versus conference rivals when they visit Ohio State today and Indiana tomorrow. The Wolverines are currently 6-1 in the league, second to Wisconsin. Ohio State is close behind the two leaders. Against the Buckeyes, Michigan coach Brian Eisner expects a battle from the team that defeated hi...…
…Page 24-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily THE SPORTING VIEWS 1111|111 - I g||@||||||||||||||||||||||||||W| | I|||| I Sick to the stomach... ... Vitale or fans? By GARY KICINSKI Dick Vitale won't have to kick Johnny Orr around anymore. As you probably know by now, and as many have known for a long time, the Detroit Pistons have hired Vitale, the former University of Detroit Basketball coach and athletic director, as their new coach. All ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVII, No. 1-S Ann Arbor, Michigan--Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Free Issue 24 pages plus supplement VA defense raps witnesses By KEITH RICHBURG Defense attorneys at the Veterans Administration (VA) Hospital murder trial yesterday blasted the prosecution for trying to introduce a list of new wit- nesses. During their oral arguments before Federal Judge Philip Pratt, the lawyers representing VA nurses Leonora Perez and...…
…Poge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 IFYOU'RE THINKING ABOUT THE NUCLEAR NAVY, THE SHIP SAILS ON MAY15. One of the best ways to get into engineering is to get into the nuclear Navy. But you'd better get moving fast. May 15th is the deadline for this year's Navy Nuclear Propul- sion Candidate Program. The Navy can give you the most comprehensive nuclear training possible. Be...…
…Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Page Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page Three I Maor's race goes to court By GREGG KRUPA The State Supreme Court assigned Judge Kelly to determined the extent of the malfunctions, May The fate of Ann Arbor's Republican mayoral aspirant hear Belcher's plea. The hearing will take place in Wheeler would have tost the election." Louis Belcher may well be decided tomorrow in the. , Ju...…
… I WOAS PAM AaXi'IIIT V III TJ~hy KJO I M w l OW66Cr R Asl&W W A IIII a E C :A AC ,k) N'? Tf AM D6SPA I AE3ovr FLYIP~f CT I E. o LE'S5 U111}i GIRLS . The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, May 4, 1977 News Phone: 764-0552 Support new SI b''ll J IBERALS breathed a sign of tentative relief last De- cember when a repressive revision of the federal criminal code was killed in the Senat...…
…Wednesday, May 4, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five We have everything under tbe Sun.* We're loaded, down with e rything you need to make it through your spring courses, s rin LL NEW BOOKS - springcCourse books,1AT5OF LIST PRICE -S Upp~ it A huge seIectio'r of paper, pencils, pens, markers, binders, calculators... -a broad assotet Of r/ pop ular fikct'ions& non-fiction 7/ not to mention - rec rds ar su ples an refgra rr enen al University Cell...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, ; 977 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesdey, May 4, 1977 NO FILM DEBUT: Altman amuses crowd Ry OWEN GLEIBERMAN Altman's first film, "That Cold can film circles, and his orig- IAST SEMESTER'S Robert~ Day in the Park, wvent relative- inal techniques and organic Altma stilconcdetunnoticed AAft SH, he style of film-making have made Altmn fstivl cnclued y unotied.him one of the most creative April ...…
…vvednesaciy, imay -t, , 7 , ,_ ruye ,)ever i Vveclrnescsay, IvPzay 't, I ~ II ruye 3CVCII Altman (Continued from Page - was not even inspired to ask any questions based on the sin- -gte reel. jutE REST of the evening (consisting of two long qes- tion-and-answer sessions on eith- er side of the one reel) proved to be quite entertaining, al- though not as informative as it could have been. Partly, this was a result of the questions that were ...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Page Eight THE MCHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 rQ I mI =_(~ ~~r r o. "C r - 1 . .rJ - 2e "Am …
…Wednesday, May 4, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Carter seeks tough efhIcs code for executive brunch WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- dent Carter called on Congress yesterday to write tough new ethical standards for the execu- tive branch and to provide for possible appointment of a temporary special prosecutor to deal with any future Watergate- style scandal. Carter also called for crea- tiop of a new ethics office in the Civil Service Commis...…
…Page Tn THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 PageTenTHEMICiGA DALY ednsay Ma 4,197 House passes Carter WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- ed thousands more jobs would gress completed action yester- be created indirectly. day on the first of President THE HOUSE passed the bill Carter's economic stimulus by a vote of 335 to 77. programs when the House Both the House and the Sen- agreed to a.thorie a S4 billion ate already have passed legis- public...…
…Page Eleven Wednesday, May 4,1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven VA de fense raps witnesses (Continued from Page 1) patient's unexpected breathing failure. "He hadn't'appeared to be in any distress." KURTZ ALSO testified that at the time Hogan arrested, an unidentified medical student had been standing over him drawing blood with a syringe. In other testimony, Dr. Rich- ard Dickerman, who was chi...…
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…PE 34469 First, The Mothers of Invention. Then, the Cobham/Duke Band. Now an extraordinary new al- bum from the master of the key- board. Funk goes far out as Dexter cuts loose. Produced, written and arranged by keyboard wiz- ard Wansel. PC 34372 Further ventures into their de- manding and exciting blend of Western and Indian music. Never before released! Featur- ing: Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Chick Cores, Tony Wil- liams, Ron Carter a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 193' Page Fourteen Page Faurteen THE MICHIGAN DAIL' Wednesday, May 4, 197 American escapes Mexican prison AIGLE PASS, Tex. (AP) An American held in Mexican jails for more than a year dog- paddled across the Rio Grande while handcuffed ad under fire from Mexican police yesterday. David Driscoll, a 28-year-old diabetic from Albuquerque, N.M., escaped en roite to a hospital from the Mexican pri- son at Pied...…
…Wednesday, May 4, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteer Reading for credit? BIG GEORGE'S Try Honors Program SUMMER By LISA FISHER are the same for both in state Have you ever thought school and out-of-state students, and could be just great - if you payment is on a. "case and ddn't have to go to class? Well carry" bassi. There are no bill- he opportunity to do just that ing procedures and failure to ias been lurking right under pay results in...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY WednesdovyMay 4. 197 Weapons purchase OK'dr WASHINGTON A -- The Sen- ate Armed Services Committee approved yesterday a $35.89 bil- lion weapons procurement and reaearch authorization bill, $127 million more than recommended by President Carter. Chairman John Stennis (D- Miss.) announced, however, that a proposed year end reduction of 17,100 military personnel and 19,000 civilian employes in the Defense Depa...…
…V'Vednesday, May 4, 1977 HNE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen NI. nuclear foes tie up courts CONCORD, N.H. P --New Hampshire officials are trying to prevent a logjam when more than 1,400 anti-nuclear power demonstrators go on trial. Meanwhile, it is costing the state $50,000 a day to hold them in four National Guard armor- ies. The demonstrators, arrested Sunday after a 24-hour sit-in at the construction site of the Sea- brook nuclear power p...…
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…Wednesday, May 4, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen Arledge to head ABC news NEW YORK (AP) - The 'appoint- ment of Roone Arledge as president of ABC news and sports precipitated an internal struggle with worried news ex- ecutives who feared his spectacular in- novations in sports coverage might bring a show business element into the news. But the struggle "was completely re- solved in Arledge's favor" by the time the new post was annou...…
…rage Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977; -age Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 3 Oil 4hf w Maior Events Office presents and special guest SIPPIE WALLACE SAT., MAY 7 HILL AUD.-8 P.M. $6-$5-$4 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE MICHIGAN UNION AVERAGE WHITE BAND and WILD CHERRY SUN, MAY8 CRISLER ARENA-8 P.M. TICKETS AVA_A['LE AT THE M7CIlGAN USNONr AL IIUDSONS EIUCKBERRY PARTY STORE IN YPSILANT AND PEACHES rKE CQRD STORE ...…
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…Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977. Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Seafarer gets $20 Millon WASHINGTON (UI) -- The Senate Armed Services Com- mittee yesterday adopted a "compromise" proposal and included $20.1 million in funds for the Navy's Project Seafarer in its defense authorization bill for the fiscal year starting Oct. 1. Committee aides said the funds would cover a smaller version of...…
…Wednesday, May 4, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-Three r. DORSETT TO DALLAS Tampa Bay picks Bell first From Wire Service Reports As expected, the Tampa Bay otlccaneers tabbed USC tailback picky Bell in the first pick of be first round of National Foot- lt League draft of college players, which began yesterday and will continue through to- Inorrow. tIi sman trophy winner Tony t ,riOtt of Pittsburgh was the 5cOnd player chosen, but co...…
…Page Twenty-Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Home court advantage may AP Photo Montreal goalie Ken Dryden looks over his shoulder at the puck that got away for the New York Islanders first goal in last night's NHL playoff game. The Islanders got a goal from Billy Harris in overtime to win 4-3 and send the series back to the Big Apple for the sixth game. Texas trounces By The Associated Press DETROIT - Bert Blyleven, making ...…
