…Remember to vote! Polls open 7 a.m. -8 p.m. GET OUT AND VOTE See Editorial Page Y E6frA A6F 44' '4immoom t t INCONVENIENT High-4U Low-26 See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXX <V, No. 53 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, November 5, 1974 Ten Cents Ten Pages i IfE SEENFStAPPENn CA L.DAILY Foul forecast While politics-watchers from George Gallup to GOP Sen. Hugh Scott are predicting a rough' outcome fo...…
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… 94P irichian Daily Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Letters: Our readership sounds off governor's To The Daily: Tuesday, November 5, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 To The Daily: 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Election: Stand in line, vote NEED AN INCENTIVE to vote? Con- sider what might happen if you dont. WILLIAM MILLIKEN ELECTED BY ONE VOTE MARGIN "The people hav...…
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… Page Eight 1 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY KARZEN, DEJESUS WIN MATCH Tuesday, November 5, 1974 rM netters stun Nastase-Connors I N: I WOLFSeI-lN4{vrSCHMA E *317.ThECOCKTAIL PARTY WOULD YOU LIKE "'-'i A VODKA /~'4 MARTINI? By FRED UPTON Two members of the Mich- igan tennis team took on the world last Sunday and won 8-7 in a tiebreaker when they play- ed in the Southwestern Michigan Tennis Classic held in St. Joseph. The 'world' that Wolveri...…
…Tuesday, November 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pace Nine WOODY, ARCHIE LEAD WAY: - 'r , - osU 'I By RICHARD FLAIERTY Ohio State's 49-7 devastation of Illinois Saturday was no typical rout. The triumph marked the 200th victory of Woody Hayes'l career. During the game, four other school records were es- tablished, along with a national; rushing record.I Tailback Archie Griffin, with his 18th consecutive game of+ 100 yards or more, broke the+ ...…
…Page Ten Lobbyist in trouble over ad (Continued from Page 1) quotation from the profile in his political advertisement is not authorized," N a d e r ' s office stated. The Nader advertisement has created virtually no flap-un- like the ad utilizing the Com- mon Cause letter. "Hathaway had every right to be an all-out supporter of Esch, but not at the same time he works for Common Cause," Cohen said. Earlier Cohen told Esch that "the letter was...…
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…MR Food Day events k By MARY HARRIS NOW THAT THE food problem has become the food crisis, public attention is suddenly focusing on num- erous food-related issues. In the Third World, millions are starving to death. Here at home; food costs have risen so dramatically that many of the poor do not eat properly. And even the affluent are becoming aware that what we eat is as important as how much. In light of these trends, the Student Nutriti...…
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…Thursday, December 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Thursday, December 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven !M I heads or talesH ___________Marc Feldman = Trade s galore ... .. and hopes soar GATHERING around the proverbial "hot stove", baseball fans manage to ignore the intricacies of the NFL playoff format or the standings in the Clarence Campbell Conference when the major league moguls gather for the annual winter meetings. Ne...…
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