…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 ...…
…~A~ih~d4 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 3-S [Th1e Lv ulla i t vait Friday, May 4, 1979 y Twenty-Four Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan FREE ISSUE NEW RADIATION STA TIS TICS FOR THREE MILE ISLAND Cancer fatalities may increase From AP and Reuter WASHINGTON - Congress was told yesterday that the dose of radiation to an estimated two million people living within 50 miles of the damaged Three Mile Island nuclear plant was twice as high as previously believed. Health, ...…
…Page 2-Friday, May 4, 1979---The Michigan Daily HEW releases doubled radiation statistics (Continued from Pag 1) greater health risks than the general population." However, Califano said risk figures had not yet been calculated for these workers. He said he expects an even higher figure will be reported in a fuller analysis of the data which is expected to be completed and made public next week by the Nuclear Regulatory Com- mission (NRC). Ca...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979-Page 3 Stiffer penalties ahead for young drinkers By AMY DIAMOND Ann Arbor's lenient $5 drinking fine may be replaced by stiffer penalties as a result of a series of recommendations proposed by a 19-member work study panel investigating the 21-year old drinking law. The panel was appointed by Gov. William Milliken in an effort to crack- down on the new law and ensure that it is carried out effectively an...…
…Page 4-Friday, May 4, 1979-The Aichigan Daily SMichigan Daly Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Ml. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 3-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan for A The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA), election has become, by now, notorious for the shoddy way it was run, and for the irresponsible way candidates and other interested parties handled themselves aft...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979-Page 5 - THE UNIVERSITY CELLAR HAS IT ALL- SPORTING EQUIPTMENT AND ACCESSORIES - SOFTBALL GLOVES- BATS- BALLS HATS "TENNIS BALLS & RACKETS - RACQUET BALLS - RACQUETS & GLOVES - SOCCER BALLS - BASKET BALLS VOLLEYBALLS FRISBEES BIGGEST BRAND NAMES & LOWEST PRICES ON CAMPUS WILSON SPALDING - MIZUNO EASTON - DUDLEY- BOMBATS .... WITH SPECIAL ORDERS AVAILABLE ON ALL WILSON AND SPALDING PRODUCTS, INCLUDING ...…
…Page 6-Friday, May 4, 1979-The Michigan Daily AP Photo A Dallas, Texas downpour caused unexpected problems for motorists yesterday. The sudden rising waters caught these drivers in an underpass. Oil company profit ta NEW YORK (AP) - AMericans overwhelmingly favor President Car- ter's proposal for a windfall profits tax on oil companies, even if they don't care much for his decision to lift price controls on domestic crude oil, an Associated...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979-Page 7 Utah man: Radiation killed family Second of a three-part series ST. GEORGE, Utah (Reuter)- Elmer Pickett, who owns Elmer's Har- dware Store on the main street here, said his wife died of leukemia. And so did his niece. "Then there was my grandmother. She died of cancer. Two of her brothers in this area also died of cancer," he said. "SOME OF MY aunts died, a sister, sisters-in-law, the whole gambi...…
…Page 8 Friday, May4, 1979-The Michigan Daily State budget safe from loan defaults (Continued from Page 1) applicable only to the new Direct Student Loan program, which is just a part of the entire Guaranteed Student Loan program. The state of Michigan has always been reimbursed for 100 per cent of the defaulted guaranteed loans because the state default rate for the entire Guaran- teed Student Loan program has never exceeded five per cent, ac...…
…The Michigan Doiy-Friday, May 4, 1979--Page 9 Food prices decline but price of gas rises (Continued from Page 3) push fuel costs even higher in the mon- creased at a 14.1 per cent annual rate in said. As in the finished goods index, retail prices in supermarkets in future ths ahead. the first three months of the year, the foodstuffs were up less than non-food months, especially for pork, coffee, "THERE'S A wee ray of cheer from largest quarter...…
…Page 10--Friday, May 4, 1979-The Michigan Daily Carter proposes panels to save tax dollars WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter created two high-level panels yesterday to marshal the ad- ministration's forces against fraud, waste, and inefficiency, which his ad- visers say cost taxpayers untold billions of dollars each year. Three administration officials described the move, as an attempt to consolidate recent steps, including last year's major...…
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…Page 12-Friday, May 4, 1979--The Michigan Daily DISCOUNT IS FOR SHOWS STARTING BEFORE 1:30 MON. thru SAT. 10 A.M. tIl 1:30 P.M. SUN. & HOLS. Noon til 1:30 P.M. EVENING ADMISSIONS AFTER 5:00, $3.50 ADULTS Monday-Saturday 1:30.5:00, Admission $2.50 Adult and Students Sundays and Holidays 1:30 to Close, $3.50 Adults, $2.50 Students Sunday-Thursday Evenings Student & Senior Citizen Discounts Children 12 And Under, Admissions $1.25 WOODY ALLEN DIA...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979-Page 13 McLaughlin loud but soulful, Coryell fine By ELEONORA DI LISCIA The John McLaughlin concert at Hill Auditorium Wednesday night suffered both from a lack of contrast between musicians and from a lack of contrast between songs. Many of the tunes were loud, highly energetic, and in- distinguishable. Except for McLaughlin, none of the players stood out from the general melting pot of electronic soun...…
…Page 14-Friday, May 4, 1979-The Michigan Daily State Dept. WASHINGTON (AP) - The State Department was guilty of extreme inef- ficiency and serious mistakes in judgment in its reaction to events leading up to the mass murder-suicide at the Peoples Temple commune in Guyana, a department report said yesterday. But the report said it would be "pure speculation" to say whether improved performance by the department might have prevented the deaths ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979-Page 15 General elections slated across Europe LONDON (AP) - The British general election yesterday was the first of several key parliamentary votes in Europe over the next few weeks. General elections are set in Austria Sunday and in Italy June 3-4. And about 180 million eligible electors in the nine-nation European Common Market will vote for the first time June 10 to elect a 410-member European Assemb...…
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…Page 18-Friday, May 4, 1979-The Michigan Daily State house tries aga LANSING (UPI) - Hearings on the latest version of political ethics legislation opened yesterday with renewed warnings that mandatory financial disclosure could cause many qualified people to shun public service. But a spokeswoman for the state Democratic party strongly supported the bill, saying forfeiting a certain amount of privacy is "the price of public life.," Lawmakers...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979--Page 19 RESIGNATIONS CRIPPLE RECRUITING: Coaches quit, tumblers troubled By ALAN FANGER Now that Scott Ponto and Ginger Robey have resigned as Michigan's womien's gymnastics coaches, Women's Athletic Director Phyllis Ocker faces the task of finding a new mentor and rebuilding the recruiting base which was destroyed by their departure. When Ponto and Robey ended their contract talks with the Athletic D...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979-Page 21 BASEBALL ROUNDUP Cards bombed by Astros bats, 4-1 ByThe AssociatedPress ST. LOUIS - Enos Cabell pounded his second homer of the year and Alan Ashby drove in two runs, leading a 14- hit attack that carried Joe Niekro and the Houston Astros to a 4-1 triumph yesterday over the St. Louis Cardinals. The victory raised Houston's record to 16-8 and stretched the Astros' lead over the Cincinnati Reds t...…
…Page 22-Friday, May 4, 1979-The Michigan Daily Cousineau first NFL pick Blue lineman Giesler drafted by Dolphins By AP andUPI NEW YORK-The Buffalo Bills began the instant rebuilding of their porous defense yesterday by selecting Ohio State linebacker Tom Cousineau as the No. 1 selection in the National Football League college draft. The Bills' choice was no surprise. Neither was the No. 2 choice, by the Kansas City Chiefs, who also sought def...…
…The Miichigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979-Page 23 BOTH SERIES EVEN AT 2-2: Islanders, Bruins victors in OT By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Bob Nystrom's goal, a 10-foot chip shot into an empty net at 3:40 of overtime, gave the New York Islanders a 3-2 triumph over the New York Rangers last night and squared their National Hockey League playoff series at two victories apiece. Islander left winger Clark Gillies poked the puck into the Rangers'...…
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