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…MIDDIES SUFFER THEIR FIRST DEFEA T: Irish torpedofumblin Navy 27- The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 5, 1978--Page 13 . . Wn ,:%:} xA:: nv_ Y By BRIAN MARTIN Special to The Paily CLEVELAND - Navy hoped to have the perfect setting. The game was played in Cleveland Municipal Stadium, sitting next to the docked ships in the Lake' Erie ports. But it was the world's longest man-made breakwall off the shore that kept the Middies at bay all afte...…

…Page 14-Sunday, November 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Clubbers fall in final Special to the Daily There was good news and bad news from Kalamazoo yesterday for the women's field hockey team. The bad news: Michigan lost in the finals of the SMAIAW Tournament to Michigan State, 3-1. The good news: To get to the finals, Michigan silenced Calvin College, 3- 0, tasting sweet revenge for last week's upset loss to them by the same margin. They also had...…

…Voters neglect high court race The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 5, 1978-Page 15 Prop. K would extend ower to deny bail +Gilbert By ELISA ISAACSON The Michigan Supreme Court Justice hopefuls, their levers relegated to the bottom of the ballot on the voters' booth, are traditionally among the most neglected candidates in the election. Indeed, this supposedly non-partisan race-the candidates of which are nominted by party-is bewildering to ...…

…w gF6Snay oebr5,17-h icia al I,, Vote NO on Proposal D i Vote for ED PIERCE-State Senate theman for years he's been working for issues aI that concern YOU. the strength to campaign on those same issues. ED PIERCE, DEMOCRAT 1. NUCLEAR plants. POWER: Pierce favors a moratorium on new nuclear N ELECTORAL 2. VOTER POLITIC REGISTRATION/STUDENT PARTICIPATI :S: Pierce advocates door-to-door and ON I on-campus voter registration ser...…

…: Page 8=Sunday, November 5 1978-The Michigan Daily guides (Continued from Page 6) example, the description of the fare at Krazy Jim's Blimpy Burger, one of Ann Arbor's top entries in the Hamburger Hall of Fame: "The hamburgers at Krazy Jim 's are called Blimpy burgers, a name chosen from hundreds of suggestions submitted in a "name the burger" contest Jim held in 1952. (They) are made *by slapping down little balls of hamburger on the g...…

… Page 2-Sundby; November 5,1978-The Midigan Daily I Th&Mich1gonk Daily-Sunday, Nove RAJIPRLINGS/richard berke In ourselves, or in our gen IM OVER-THE-HILL at age 20, passe. I reached that ominous age two weeks ago, but the reality of my second decade is only beginning to hit me. Twenty years. I can't help but think, I'm too young to be 20! Some say 13, 21, and 65 are the critical turning points as far as age goes. I disagree, for the sh...…

…Page 6-Sunday, Noveinbr 5,1978-TheMichigan Dail y The Michigan Paily-,Spnday t [S FIL/nne sharp "" Drawings by Carol Strick/and A29s palatable and picturesque I EAT; THEREFORE I AM By Curt Feldman, Andrea Satkar and Bobby Frank Curt Feldman and Andrea Sankar, publishers 55 pp., $2.95 and A GUIDE TO THE CAMPUS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN By Mary Maclnnes University Press 160 pp., $3.95 THE PROBLEM with Ann Arbor is that; by the time you...…

… Page 4-Sunday, November 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Garry Wills: The Michigan Daily- ournalist, scholar, historian Sunday, Nc 'He has put some perspective on his work' __LIDES OF PAINTINGS and sculpture flicker against the screen in the dark classroom. The lecturer pauses to squint at his notes, which are barely discernable under the faint light of the podium. He mumbles yet another interlocutory "uh," then regains his place and herds hi...…

….. .4.. - .--.-- RHODESIA See Editorial Page V' StE 43tU tt1 NEBULOUS High--60 Low-45* See Today for details Vol. IX, No. 25 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, October 5, 1978 Ten Cents Twelve Paces UAW, DEMS SUPPORT PROPOSAL 4 Parties split on constitutional convention proposal By AMY SALTZMAN Michigan's last constitutional con- vention met in 1963. One of the changes made at that time in the state's gover- ning document was that the q...…

…Page 2--Thursday, October 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Suit filed over MSA election - (Continued from Page 1) -because it did not state the article, sec- tion, or clause it amends. "They (MSA) can screw around with the compiled code because the assem- bly can change that, but if they're going to change the constitution they better know what they're doing, because they only get one chance in one election," said Potter. Representing Arnson and S...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 5,1978-Page 3 t TRIP OK 'D FOR RHODESIAN LEADERS I A~9 a t C ~ {PE ca~AL Rhodesia's Smith gets U.S. visa Take ten On the warm, sunny afternoon of October 5, 1968, the Wolverines blasted the Navy off the football field in a 32-9 victory. Attending the game was Tonight Show personality Johnny Carson, who, that evening, brought his late night antics to local fans. But some students who paid the five doll...…

…Page 4-Thursday, October 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily he mtrch an mat4I Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom. Vol. LIX, No. 25 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A Mediterranean Economic Community : a solution Salisbury, like the eye. of a hcalm and serene H OW LONG will it be now? How long before the countryside and cities of Zimbabwe are rife with killing? It seems that every day there is...…

…+-=---i a The Michigan Daily Thursday, October 5, 1978-Page 5 Community3 -High OK to reopen today By KEVIN ROSEBOROUGH Ann Arbor Community High School, closed since Monday after the carbon monoxide poisonings of 100 students and faculty, will reopen this morning. Tests performed yesterday and Tuesday by Michigan Department of Health officials have shown the air in the school to be completely normal sin- ; Fce a door in the vent system was clo...…

…Page 6-Thursday, October 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Ark 'home' for Blakes By LILY PRIGIONIERO and ERIC ZORN Just as William F. Buckley's Viewpoint Lecture on "The problems of Freedom" was ending on a cold, rainy Tuesday night, Norman and Nancy B13ke with Fiddler James Bryan k kied off their concert at the Ark. The dhft-picking Norman Blake led the trio teough a clean and energetic couple of which left little doubt as to why he hovers at the t...…

…I R E CO R D S The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 5, 1978-Page T pppp- _.q_ j" Along the Red Ledge Daryl Hall & John Oates RCA AFL1-2804 By MARK DIGHTON The casual music listener doesn't usualy realize the importance of the prodiction of an album in their reaction towanids it. Yet the production job can often completely change the sound of a song. It can salvage a bad tune (as only 10 cc can do), or destroy a hit. But most people regi...…

…Page 8-Thursday, October 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily AL HI oL " I - ,wion Avis Uswiv~ CC. 42~ I A. A I Zv RIG1 'edte Occ iffon & mm"'~ N GARDEN i 19u'WBF Y' 1 f IOREST HILLS ARMS $21A "OG.LE S35.D(S:BRLE W v lip CY k CPA seeks Jr to assis in di4ersi nre Nr _ ,. ,,.;v bo Slucne in Snanlsn, a ied "2 Sock ljin fonA retrM $ xarl " . R n: 'B.~ i Bdgl F~ i l 1 r i L .tyyap8:30.1.1 'qeuti IU49 Lex Av/t5 UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RAT...…

…-'A The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 5, 1978-Page 9 I I I scoreboard 49 '4 f This week's results FORMER IM DIRECTOR INVENTED SPOR T P ddleball sno stranger in town BY GEOFF LARCOM Ann Arbor, Michigan. Also known as the home of the Wolverines, research center of the midwest, and the home of paddleball. Paddleball? You mean that game they play on a racquetball court? The game they play with a fuzz-less tennis ball and paddles that...…

…Page 10-Thursday, October 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily SETS SIGHTS ON PROS: Blue defensive back has Jolly outlook Mike Jolly. BOWLING 601 per game BILLIARDS $1.25 per hour to 6 P.M. Mon.-Sat. at the UNION By HENRY ENGELHARDT Mike Jolly hopes to make his living by running backwards. Last Saturday the spirited defensive back intercepted two Duke passes and for his efforts was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week, as well as Michigan team...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 5, 1978-Page 1 The playoffs are here! Royals rebound By The Associated Press KANSAS CITY-Freddie Patek, the smallest regular in the major leagues, walloped a two-run homer arid Kansas City rode the pitching of Larry Gura and two relievers to a 10-4 victory over the New York Yankees yesterday in the second game of the American League championship series. The victory tied the best-of-five playoff 1-1, wit...…

…Page 12-Thursday, October 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily INSTRUMENTS TEMPORARILY DAMAGED: POETRY READING Thursday, October 5-7:30 pm DAVID OLESHANSKY and JACOB MILLER reading from their works GUILD HOUSE 802 MONORE, corner of Oakland Lightning strikes weather tower in. %~4..~4.... * 4. .4... .. ~ 4. ~ .4.4.~~4.~4.4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.. 4.4...44.~ A .4.4.4.44.4.4.4. .4.~4..44. .4.4.4.4.4... .44.4.4..4..4.N~. .4. . ..........................4. ...…

…0 Vol. LXXXV11II No. 59-S michigan DAILY Saturday August 5,1978 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Unemployment up during July WASHINGTON (AP)-The unem- ployment rate rose sharply from 5.7 per cent to 6.2 per cent last month, but nevertheless the economy is not growing worse, the Carter ad- ministration said yesterday. The Labor Department said teenagers looking for summer jobs ac- counted for half of the 440,000 increase among unemp...…

…*o -w ur oy, u iust e T - ixe Miceigon Doily Low, mniddle-income tax relief supported From Wire Service Reports WASHINGTON - A last-minute compromise aimed at providing greater tax relief to low- and middle- income Americans was offered yester- day with the support of the Carter ad- ministration and apparently of House Speaker Thomas O'Neill. The proposal, sponsored by Reps. James Corman (D-Calif.) and Joseph Fisher (D-Va.), would result in a...…

…, 1978-Page 3 They enjoy playing follow the leader' by ELISA ISAACSON Although they must remember mar- ching around campus in a bevy of Michigan-T-shirt-and-shorts-clad teen- agers, clutching an orange folder, few recall the veteran student who led the procession across the Diag. But according to summer orientation leader Tom Sheeran, when students come to campus for the first time, their leaders represent University life. "FRESHMEN are real...…

…Page 4-Saturday, August 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Daily endorses: altruistic vein that is quite refi reshing. He h s Levin by a nose it. not neglecting business in his priorities or te deterin aino u bh tv ban ;n f , THIS YEAR'S Senate primary race has ivii~nnsassyaarmral n ' ~ 5 1 ine ns iplayed a remarkable in- g'l ut d vss nrc een called boring. It has been said the sensitivity to his constitutents' needs. Suc- they head his list...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 5, 1978-Page 5 Vance begins WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of Sadat began last year with his visit to State Cyrus Vance is heading toward Jerusalem. If Vance fails to revive the the Mideast, possibly with suggestions talks, the sources said, an Arab summit on how to get Egyptian-Israeli talks could be held soon, and that probably going again, but without an American would lead to a more rigid Arab plan for pea...…

…Page 6-Saturday, August 5, 1978--The Michigan Daily Sterling Mahler eclipses By OWN GLEIBERMAN Henryk Szeryng is ... well, shall we say, flamboyant. Last week, when he performed the complete Beethoven violin and piano sonatas with Gyorgy Detroit Symphony orchestra henrykSzeryng, violinist Oleg Kovanenko, conductor MeadowBrook Music Festival Concerto For 2 Violins in A minor ..........................vivaldi Concerotor Violin in D major, Op. 3...…

…p th ti s it a s ti h The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 5, 1978-Page 7 Senate puts price lid on new office building should be rescinded, the contracts can- WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate THE PROJECT was denounced as "a ceiling in each senator's office, a third celled, construction halted and the site ut a $135 million ceiling yesterday on farce," "a marble mausoleum," an gymnasium for the senators, an indoor celledcntrktor altedkand the. turn...…

… Page 8--Saturdaoy, August 5, 1978--The Michigan Daily U.S Senate and Govei I S SU(ES 1 ERA/ extension Marijuana I Medicaid abortions Rhodesia/ South I Oil industrydciinlztonArc Patterson (R) Carl Levin (D) Phil Power (D) Anthony Derezinski (D) Paul Rosenbaum (D) Richard VanderVeen (D) John Otterbacher (D) does not supportth ERA. "1 doo't tink it is0necs- nary." Ed. note: Repulican Sen. Robert Griffin would not speak to The Daily,enso e swer...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 5, 1978-Page 9 [or hopefuls speak out ~care China/ Taiwan Energy Detente/ SALT Mid-East Unemployment Inflation ,national nI" think the wehave in it isin the hestlinterest of the U.S. tohbetter our relations with the People's Republic of China, hut helieves the U.S. should "keep its faith with Formosa." supports decreased dependeoce o oil and urges development of al- ternative energy sources such as nuclea...…

….State Senate ean didates' views I liinM~aiuatna Stat, funded Soth Africa Tich proposal Nedle, amendment Drinking age decriminaizainaotin iettueCmmulpnsmn supprsecause we have a Pi r e D oppse, would instead reduce oppses raising the drinking age moral obligaion to the ponrto P ie cepo0s10e0 the property tax and institute to21, and arguen that 18-year' prvide theameervces suppordivetiturey sttenpue graduatedotate income tan old are old enoug...…

…They enjoy playing (ContinuedfromPage 3 stop students from spending nights But "transfer students don't want to together. "If people pair up and it know what the dorms are like - they're doesn't bother anyone's roommate, we not going to live there. They'd rather don't key the rooms for bedcheck," he look for housing than go to meetings," said. explained Sheeran. Orientation leaders usually apply for FRESHPERSONS also try to get out the job in ...…

…Page 12--Saturday, August 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily W .5100 ,,,,,/,,.,,,,,,, -ne-. a0,'-'-. ..C MO All ID Uw . aay ear a a ORAL A A 11111 1111! ''11111 :n: o w l rw Ra"I CALL 764-0557 >OKKEEP ) s1!iqoo eEnk w n "M S:wat. .iYM rB:bA MS}fEF Wsitf0a4, (MJfS, 3 kk wli ',Y QrMr .rs FOR SA LE MOVING SALE-Double bed, couch, choirs, desks, bookcases, turotable, plans, radiul snow tires (165 SR 13).665-5013. 40B805 SUZUKI 1977 TSIOOB, 700 miles. P...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 5, 1978-Page 13 :8 1 Air 1 4% Words 1 2 3 4 5 6 add. 0-10 1.15 2.30 3.05 3.80 4.55 5.30 .75 11.15 1.40 2.80 3.70 4.60 5.50 6.40 .90 16-20 1.65 3.3Q 4.35 5.40 6.45 7.50 1.05 21-25 1.90 3.80 5.00 6.20 7.40 8.60 1.20 26-30 2.15 4.30 5.65 7.00 8.35 9.70 1.35 31.35 2.40 4.80 6.30 7.80 9.30 10.80 1.50 36-40 2.65 5.30 6.95 8.60 10.25 11.90 1.65 41-45 2.90 5.80 7.60 9.40 11.20 13.00 1.80 46.50 3.15 6.30 8.25 10.20...…

…Page 14-Saturday, August 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Killing suspect faces open murder trial (Continued from Page 1) administration," the officer said. When threat was made to Mr. Aparicio's In attempts to have Aparicio's play ball with them they were going to Jinkerson asked Aparicio if "playing job." charges passed to Circuit Court as fire me." ball" meant doing something illegal, Several witnesses' testimony second degree murder, Aparicio's ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 5, 1978-Page 15 WIN WITH SINGLES AND STEALS Scrappy Cubs change their style CHICAGO (AP)-The Chicago Cubs, whose home run power in the "friendly confines" of Wrigley Field was once legend, are trying to steal the National League East title with speed, defense and pitching. No longer blessed with sluggers like Ernie Banks, Hank Sauer and Bill Nicholson, whose sweeping swings propelled shots over the short po...…

…3turday, August 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Walton wants trade PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)-Center Bill Walton, the NBA's Most Valuable Player, is leaving the Portland Trail Blazers, the team he led to the 1977 champion- ship, Walton and the team said yesterday. Neither Walton nor the Blazers said specifically why he was leaving, but Walton's friend and agent Jack Scott consistently referred to Blazer treatment of in- juries. "THIS WAS THE most diffic...…

…VICTORIES AND DEFEATS See Editorial Page E LitP tti COOLOUDY High-53° Low-39* See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 147 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 5, 1978 Ten Cents 10 Pages WEST GERMANS LOBBY FOR WEAPON Carter may halt neutron bomb WASHINGTON (AP) - President tative decision was relayed to Bonn late unidentified administration officials, ultimate question-would it raise or Carter has tentatively decided against last week thr...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, April 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily PRIVA TE COLLEGES BENEFIT: State OK's tuition grants Divestiture question to. be on MSA ballot . By SUE WARNER The State Legislature has approved a bill that will provide $6 million in tuition grants to students attending private colleges and universities in the state. The bill comes outside of the legislature's annual appropriations for higher education and provides $500 in tuition aid to ...…

…r CtIFYU SEE wNS APEN CALL WDAY Out like a lamb1. When London ambulance driver David Lamb woke up in the morning, he probably had no idea that by nightfall he would be both a hero and a menace. Lamb answered a call to take a choking three- month old baby to the hospital that day. The baby's parents were fran- tic. Some food had got caught in little Lisa's throat, and she was rapidly turning blue. Lamb sped the ambulance through traffic, run- ...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, April 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 147 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan loo eyond the vote tallies An argument for abortion T HE REPUBLICAN sweep in Monday's city elections and the decisive victory of the two tenants' rights ballot issues were surprising, particularly since they occ...…

…The University of Michigan The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 5, 1978-Page 5 NOISE~ by mike taylor NE OF THE MORE delightful side-effects of the New Wave has been the return to 45 r.p.m. singles and extended play discs (EP's) as a popular recording format. Since it is cheaper to record, produce, and market singles and EP's than albums, many new bands have released singles or EP's as preludes to LP's. Until the mid-sixties, when Bob Dylan a...…

…Page 6--Wednesday, April 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily f Iii p.- PLEASE!! Lost 1 Sankyo Super Eight Movie Camera at Packard and Arch. REWARD! 665- 4131. 29A408 Lost-multi-colored heavy wool hat. Lost Cinema Guild. Monday, March 27. Call 663-3153. FOUND: Large puppy with flea collar & chain collar around701 Miller. Call994-5a1 dA4AA HUGE RUMMAGE SALE! Saline Presbyterian Church. April 6-7; 9-6 pm; April 8: 9-Noon. 71B405 One queensize waterbe...…

… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 5, 1978-Page 7 RACE MA Y BE AL TERED BY WRITEINS LSA-SG to hold unusually big election Disco Lessons at DRANCE By SHELLEY WOLSON Literature, Science and the Arts Student Government (LSA-SG) is win- ding up the year with an unusual abun- dance of candidates for their upcoming election for president, seven full year seats and two half year seats. The election, which is bi-annual for electing members-at-l...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, April 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily NHL PLAYOFF CHASE WINDS DOWN Stanley / I AS THE NHL season draws to a close, the battles for playoff berths are as hectic as this scramble for the puck. Playoff action, which begins in two weeks, will include the Detroit Red Wings for the first time in eight years. Sftand MM Elections Will Re Held the second weekofApril We urge all undergraduate and graduate students at the School of Educ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 5, 1978-Page 9 Blue gymnasts vie for national crowns By DIANE SILVER Just about everyone dreams of what it would be like to really excel at some- thing, but for Big Ten parallel bar champion John Corritore. this dream .has become a reality. Of course Corritore didn't develop his talent overnight. In fact, just two years ago as a freshman, Corritore had to pursuade gymnastic coach Newt Loken to let him be ...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, April 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Biker eyes '80 Olympics By JIM POCOCK While the rest of the campus struggles to throw off its winter shroud for the advent of spring activities, one University junior has already fit a rigorous spring cycling routine into his schedule. Former 1976 U.S, Olympic team member Tom Schuler rides 40 to 80 miles a day to train for another season of international cycling competition and the '80 Ol...…

…MISPLACED PRIORITIES See Editouial Page £ LitPi4a 1 ai g OBSIDIOUS High-TI Low-2 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 105 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 5, 1978 Ten Cents 10 Pages Pus Supplement Carter meets with Sadat; sale of F-5E fighter By AP and UPI CAMP DAVID, Md. - Talks are continuing between President Carter and Egyptian President Anwar Sa- dat, following extended discussions . yesterday in which Carter rejected Sadat'...…

…Page 2-Sunday; February 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Hey Baby.. going my way? find outI Advertise in the Daily Classifieds ,under Transportation. Call 764-0557 Arab hardliners blast Sadat at summit ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - Hard- line Arab leaders adjourned their summit meeting late last night with no sign they had agreed on a plan to scuttle Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's peace negotiations with Is- rael. A final communique harshly criti- ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 5, 1978-Page 3 CITES MARSTON AFFAIR: Brock calls for Bell's removal y tJYU SEE NES KVPEN4 CALL W DAILY The great tray ride From the steal-from-the-hand-that-feeds-you department: Dor- mitory cafeteria workers have noticed a significant increase in the number of trays that never quite make it to the dishroom. Seems last week's super snow saw many trays slip-sided away off tabletops and unto the whitewashe...…

…Page 4-Sunday, February 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily -Ii 3zhtgan 1 tI Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVII, No. 105 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Kids, offenders and the State Of guns and butter HE SOVIET MILITARY menace is T knocking at our door again, De- fense Secretary Harold Brown pro- claimed last Thursday as he requested an addition...…