…Anti-draft speakers oppose Kennedy bill By ADRIENNE LYONS Addressing the dangers of restricting the political rights of U.S. citizens, the executive director of the National Committee Against Repressive Legislation, Frank Wilkinson, told an audience of about 50 last night that op- ponents to the military draft may find their activities hampered if current legislative trends continue. "I feel we're in greater danger of get- ting repressive leg...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 25-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Detroit can wvoo DeMS With A2aid I T RAINED yesterday as the Democratic Site Selection Committee toured Ann Arbor, but that shouldn't be taken as an omen. When the Joe Lewis Arena on Detroit's riverfro...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-Page 5 COMPANY CITES RED TAPE: Consumers Power plans no more nukes JACKSON (UPI) - Consumers power Co. said yesterday it probably won't be building any more nuclear power plants in the near future, largely because of complicated licensing procedures which are not expected to get any easier. Mike Koschik, a company spokesman, said unless the government makes-its licensing procedures "more efficient" t...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily VISCONTI'S 'THE INNOCENT' By CHRI Cinematic classes run a lassoing Am films' broad c is so endem tithetical and mystique of t that their diss lost on movi Atlantic. For better o class hatred Stagey, dry op( STOPHER POTTER never caught on over here; though it savagings of the upper may be true that a privileged ruling n inherently high risk in elite rides its populace just as much un- erican a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-Page 7 DC-10 groundings negated pending hearing WASHINGTON (AP) - A U.S. District Court judge told the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to , ground all U.S.-registered DC-10s yesterday, but delayed the effect of his order and the FAA halted the drafting of a directive that would have kept the planes out of the air. "We are not grounding the planes tonight," said FAA spokesman Dennis Feldman. SPO...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 6, 199-Page 9 Lake freighter fire injures 5 COPPER HARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - Coast Guard search crews found two bodies last night aboard a Canadian freighter which had been in flames most of the day. The bodies of two unidentified Canadians were found below the ship's deck, and there was lit- tle hope four other missing cre* mem- bers would be found alive. The rest of the 19-member crew had maiaaged to abandon s...…
…Page 10-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily NADER CALLS FOR CLOSING OF ALL REACTORS: Operators err in Pa. mishap LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) - The this might cost utilities and their con- "We believe inappropriate operators' ch 28 Three Mile Island nuclear ac- company that built the Three Mile sumers would be "a cheap price to pay actions were what led to core damage cident poses for the future role of Island nuclear reactor said yesterday it c...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-Page 11 Tiges wnnig rcip.. . THE SPORTING VIEWS Tgerswinningrecipe...g. _______________________blend pitching, power By TOM STEPHENS The Tiger Stadium bleachers are shut down for season-long renovations, and the Bengals are in Seattle still a fifth-place club trying to turn them- selves into contenders. Steve Kemp and Company served notice last week they should be taken seriously as pennant chasers, ...…
…Page 12-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily Draft Bigo! Leach, Howe and Perry chosen By GEOFF LARCOM With WireServiceReports Jackpot! Michigan's baseball team hit major league paydirt yesterday, when three Wolverine players were picked in the first round of pro baseball's free agent draft. Rick Leach, the part-time center- fielder, part-time quarterback over the past four years, was tabbed by the Detroit Tigers as their first Dick. goi...…
…Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 24-S - ~iiiChigafl E)A A b gT Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan 9 Ten Cents UNIVERSITY GRANTS MA TCHED Federal student aid By R. J.SMIT With'wire reportH maximum amount awardable to a followed by Texas and Illinois with over More than 250,000 college students student at $1,500. In Michigan however, $3 million each. Michigan is one of 15 will share $64 million of federal funds a state statute fixes the figure at $1,200. stat...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily Desai promises no pardon for Gandhi trial and there will be no executive pardon, as in the American Watergate affair. "I have not agreed with that decision of President Ford" to pardon former President Richard Nixon, Desai said. "I consider that a wrong thing." INTERVIEWED at his desk in the government secretariat building, on the eve of his trip to Europe and the United States, Desai and his ai...…
…Council defeats fire detector By DAN OBERDORFER City Council last night tabled a motion to force landlords to install smoke detectrs in their rental units. The measure was defeated 7-3 with the seven council Republicans voting against, and three Democrats voting for the measure. It was defeated because specific requirements regulating the type, location, and num- ber of detectors to be installed in each home was not clearly defined by the mot...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily Gmichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 24-S News Phone: 764-0552 Tuesday; June 6, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Discrimination bill versus S.A. ties A BILL WHICH could ultimately force the University to sell all investments in cor- porations doing business in South Africa passed out of co...…
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…Page 6--Tuesday, June 6, 1978--The Michigan Daily Chinese to evacuate Vietnam TOKYO (AP)-Vietnam announced PEKING'S OFFICIAL Hsinhua news yesterday it will permit Chinese ships agency, in a dispatch late last night, into Vietnamese ports to evacuate said two Chinese passenger ships had Chinese residents Peking claims are completed preparations and were being persecuted. ready to depart for Vietnam. Hanio radio said in a broadcast Neither Hano...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-Page 7 Ky. still loves Nixon HYDEN, Ky. (AP) - Leslie County residents don't care what some people think former President Nixon did; they're looking forward to is visit here to dedicate a recreation center named in his honor, local officials say. "Watergate never entered our min- ds" when Nixon was invited to attend the dedication July 2 for the facility in Hyden, the Leslie County seat, said Republica...…
…Page 8-Tuesday, June 6, 1978--The Michigan Daily Harburg delightful (when singing) By JEFFREY SELBST Ernie Harburg - not to be confused with Ernie Harwell, the Tiger baseball announcer - is part owner of the Earle, Ann Arbor's jazz nightclub. E. Y. 'Yip' Harburg is his father. Sonny calls Papa. The deal is made. Ernie charges $5.50 per seat. And E. Y. Harburg joins the vast number of comosers or lyricists-cum-entertainers, following in the fo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-Page 9 Colomi BOGOTA, Colombia )ap)-Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala, a former am- bassador to Washington and candidate of the ruling Liberal Party, has been elected president in an election that was too close to call until 95 percent of the votes were tabulated. A spokesman for the official election board said that with only 5 percent of the votes still out from Sunday's elec- tion, the 62-year-old Turbay Aya...…
…Page 10---Tuesday, June 6, 1978-The Michigan.Doily House unit backs WASHINGTON (AP)-By a one-vote tee and an opponent of the extension, margin, a House subcommittee questioned whether the extension has recommended yesterday that suppor- that much support. ters of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) be given seven more years to House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Jr. secure its ratification. said he believes the extension will The 4-3 vote by the subcomm...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-Page 11 Former Senator Montoya dies WASHINGTON (AP)-Former Sen. Joseph Montoya (D-N.M.) who came to national attention as a member of the Senate Watergate committee, died yesterday at the age of 62. Death was caused by liver and kidney failure, according to officials at Georgetown University Medical Cen- ter. Montoya entered the hospital May 4 complaining of stomach discomfort and had undergone explora...…
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…Page 14--Tuesday, June 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily KILLER MA Y BE SENT TO CLINIC Teenage Nazi awaits sentencing LANSING, Mich. (AP) - A teen- Prosecutors and defense attorneys Dressed in blue jeans and a T-shirt, THE JUDGE said he would consider age Nazi who killed a fellow high school agreed the boy was a dangerous Needham sat quietly next to his father transferring the boy to another in- student will be kept at a juvenile home paranoiac in ne...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-Page 15 RELAY TRIUMPH AVERTS WHITEWASH Thinclads come up flat in NCAA's By DAVE RENBARGER The way Michigan track-coach Jack Harvey had it figured, the Wolverines would need a liberal dose of good for- tune as well as some top notch perfor- mances on the track in order to finish among the top ten at last weekend's NCAA Outdoor Championships. THE WAY things turned out at the three-day extravaganza in Eug...…
…Page 16-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily Heels kick Michigan, By JAMIE TURNER Blue Special to the Daily OMAHA - As Steve Howe enteredtE game with North Carolina, in thes e ig h t and we eighth inning, all the advantages adw seemed to swing to the Wolverines. The TeTa4= ebueth ; Blue had scored six straight runs to ignored all that, blasting a one-out, The Tar Heels set up the big inning had tog erase a 4-0 deficit, the next two Tar thr...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol, LXXXV, No. 22-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 6, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Sadat reopens Suez Canal in step to peace ABOARD AL HORIYA, Suez Canal WP) - Leading a convoy of Egyptian ships dwarfed by a big American cruiser, President Anwar Sadat reopened the Suez Canal yesterday after eight years of war and uneasy peace. Smiling broadly and dressed in the white uniform of an admiral, Sadat lead the ceremonial convoy...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY' a Friday, June 6,-1975 PageTwo HE ICHIAN AILY\ Fiday Jue 6,197 TV 9 Bewitched 20 It Takes a Thief 24 ABC News-Ssmith/ Reasoner 37 57 Electric Company 50 Untouchables 56 Energy, Technology and Society 6:30 4 13 NBC News - John Chancellor 7 ABC News-Smith/ Reasoner 9 I Dream of Jeannie 11 CBS News-Walter Cronkite 24 Partridge Family 30 Zoom 56 Faost Leeend 57 Ohio Outlook 7:00 2 CBS News-Walter Cronkite 4 7 Newo...…
…Friday, June; 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Friday, June 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three GEO trial goes on and on. By TIM SCHICK The pre-trial hearing concerning jharges against 44 members of the Grad- ste Employee's Organization (GEO) arrested last February for trespassing while picketting near the University last Department, continued yesterday. Captain Kenneth Klinge of the City i'alice Department was unable to show, hile ...…
…The Michigan-Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, June 6, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 McCargar, Moody and Epstein for school hoard THE ANN ARBOR PUBLIC school system is reputed to be one of the best in the state, but its Board of Edu- cation seems to have lost any notion of a majority view in the community. Special needs of children are ignored. Administrators are allowed to waste thousands of dol- lars at t...…
…Freddy; June 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five FridayJune 6 1975 HE MICIGANcDILY PaenFv t y+ r { - rr 'Scenes:' Love even survives marriage By ELAINE FLETCHER In the old story of marital breakups, long bedroom battles with a lover or spouse typical- ly lead to nothing better than nights on the living room couch. However, from time to time a couple like Johann and Mari- anne in Ingmar Bergman's lat- est film, "Scenes from a Mar- riage" ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 6, 1975 PaeSxTEMCIAVAIYFiaJn ,17 Women hurt more by economic crunch S.W. Africa eases segregation laws (Continued from Page 3) ing their spouses and profession- als, than any other group in the work force. Instead, says War- ren, women depend more on their neighbors as sources of help and support. However, she added, unless a woman is part of a "high or- ganization neighborhood" (areas where the...…
…Friday, June 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven FrdaJue ,195 H MCIGN ALYPaeSee Labor Department reports wholesale increases easing By The Associated Press The Labor Department re- ported yesterday that wholesale price increases eased in May from April's sharp rise, while the nation's top retailers said tax rebates helped send May sales up steeply. An Iranian official said, meanwhile, that the oil cartel may increase prices on crude oi...…
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…Friday, June 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine c Oa get the job done G - -- Air port expansion battle approaching (Continued from Page 8) PETS AND SUPPLIES THREE KITTENS need homes. Call 663-6095. 89T613' OVERPRODUCTIVE FISH does it afain! Must find lovng home for 20 guppies and swords. Please! My tank's gettng crowded! Cal Karl, 42-5731 after 8 pom. dT67 LOST AND FOUND __ - - .- --_----- - __ _ _ __., FOUND - Tan, female puppy with r...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June fa 1975 Happenings . N all week COMMERCIAL CINEMA A Brief Vacation - (Cammis) - DeSica's latest flick with Italian dialog, English subGties. A Woman Under theI Influ- ence - (Michigan) -House- wife Gena Rowlands and her husband Peter Falk attempt to deal with their psychois in John Cassavettes' painful and incisive drama. Mandingo - (State) - James Mason and Susan George in the film version of the b...…
…Friday, June 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Friday June 6, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sports of the Daily Hawks get fined .. . From wire Service Reports SAN FRANCISCO - The stiffest penalty ever levied by the National Basketball Association, $400,000, was imposed on the At- lanta Hawks yesterday for their illegal signing three years ago of American Basketball Association star Julius Erving. "We're going to review it. I brought my att...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, rune 6, 1975 Streaking Yanks top Twins I By The Associated Press BLOOMINGTON, M i n n. - Graig Nettles slammed a two- run opposite field home run in the seventh inning, moving the New York Yankees to their fifth straight victory with a 7-4 deci- sion yesterday over Minnesota. Nettles' two-out blast into the left-center field seats helped New York overcome another brilliant hitting performance by Minn...…
…THE Michigan Daily Vol, LXXXIV, No. 21 -S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 6, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Millage proposal defeat would mean reduction of city services By GORDON ATCHESON Daily News Analysis If Ann Arbor voters turn down a pro- posed local property tax increase in next Monday's election, they will have to put up with a reduction in the scope and quality of services provided by the city. The city is requesting a one-time "eme...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 6, 1974 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 6, 1974 I de tur ye ter 10 th, th ter ed th N Wi In the news this moring of tax reform proposals which Senate liberals n ternational plan to offer in floor debate next week. Simon NEW DELHI - A virulent smallpox epi- was the leadoff witness in hearings before the mic, described as India's worst of the cen- Senate Finance Committee. Committee Cha...…
…Thursday, June 6, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three U.N. peacekeepers occupy Golan Heights buffer zone SGC denies theater space to film groupn. By DAVID BLOMQUIST The Student Organizations Board of Student G avernment Council last night refused to approve Friends of Newsreel's request for auditorium space for July and August movie showings. Board chairman Elliot Chikofsky and member Chuck Meibeyer voted to table the student film group's a...…
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…Thursday, June 6, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fie Young aides unsure about Nixon WASHINGTON (R') - Five years ago, dozens of young peo- ple flocked to the White House to serve President Nixon. They had supped on the headiness of the 1968 campaign and were full of energy, ambition, ideas and ideals. It had been, as one of them put it, "an extraordinary van- tage point," a chance to be in- volved in the highest levels of government, a treme...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 6, 1974 Kozachenko: Radical council voice By CHERYL PILATE Councilwoman Kathy Koza- chenko, clad in a white blazer and faded bluejeans, took the oath of office this April with a raised fist. This gesture elicit- ed cheers of support from members of the city's gay com- munity who had appeared en masse at the City Council meet- ing to voice support for their lesbian sister. Demonstrating her "cont...…
…Thursday, June 6, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page, Mne Aides desert President (Contimied from Peie-) Huebner, 33, now working for the Whitney Communications Corp. in New York, said he finds it hard to talk about his feeling on working for the Nixon White House. The transcripts of ^the Water- gate conversations are, in Hueb-' ner's view, "one of the most depressing things I've read. People still have questions." BUT OF HIS experience in the Wh...…
…Page Ten Probe hears (Continuedi from Page(, i Rep. Delbert Latta (R-Ohio), standing next to Seiberling, told reporters, "I can't agree with that." WHEN ASKED how he would characteri-,e the discussion, Latta replied, "They examined all the options." As they emerged from the morning session at which they heard tapes of the first two con- versations, committee members said they had heard nothing to prove the allegation that the price increase wa...…
…Thursdayi ,Bosox dra Page Eleven ft Whitey's son By The Associated Press him to come with us, too. NEW YORK - Major league The younger Ford, the 20th baseball's summer free agent The yoube Fod, the 20th draft was m o vi n g swiftly player to be picked in the draft, through its first round yester- played under former Yankee day when the Boston Red Sox second baseman Bobby Richard- dropped a small bombshell on son at South Carolina. He bat- t...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 6, 1974 Oakland smashes Tigers, 9-I f Tenace's grand slam Shelps Blue win fifth By The Associated Press DETROIT - G e n e Tenace blasted a 415-foot grand slam home run in the fifth inning, leading the Oakland A's to a 9-1 rout of the Detroit Tigers last night. Vida Blue, 5-5, scattered four hits in seven innings for his fourth consecutive victory and fifth in his last six decisions. Rollie F i ...…
