…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WOUNDED KNEE TRIAL Saturday, April 6, 1974 AIM, news media clash NEW YORK (P) - Dennis Banks, leader of the American Indian Movement (AIM) and a defendant in the Wounded Knee occupation trial, has accused the major news media of suppressing coverage of the trial, now under way in St. Paul, Minn. Banks specifically named The Associated Press (AP) and Unit- ed Press International (UPI) in his accusations, charging that the ...…
…ruyu IuII~ _- - ruga .1 1 it r MITCHELL-STANS TRIAL Nixon's brother By AP and Reter something like cash - if you can NEW YORK - President Nixon's do it by cash, do it by cash." youngest brother, Edward, testi- The government claimed it was fied yesterday at the Mitchell- goemed case it as Stans trial that it was he who put Stans who specified cash only as a cash-only label on financier Ro- a means of keeping the contribu- Bert Vesco's secr...…
…WON'T YOU PLEASE COME TO CHICAGO? Iichigan Ave: By CINDY HILL " EY CINDY do you want to drive again?" A vague, blurry form peered at me from the front seat. We were on the long, winding road to Chi- cago to greet the President on this, his first venture outside the South since his 1972 "mandate." And this was the end of the 10 a.m.-to-noon driving shift. I looked up, bleary-eyed, and shook my head. Hell no. I didn't want to drive. After tho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Chris Christian's Killers : Explosive social comment By ROB MEACHUM What began as a simple, sar- castic dialogue among prison inmates, quickly exploded into a fierce and bitter social comment on subjects ranging from prison reform to homosexuality to black/white conflicts in Chris Christian's one act play, The Killers from E-1. Killers was performed before a delighted crowd of 5...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven ar , KNICKS TIE SERIES: roger over and out ROGER ROSSITER -~ Ra paging Bulls nip Pistons A cool reception . . .. .for number 714 CINCINNATI H ENRY AARON is a remarkable man. No matter what kind of comparisons people will make between Aaron and Babe Ruth, Aaron's milestone 714th homerun and everyone he hits from now on solidifies his claim as the greatest major league ba...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,Saturday, April 6, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, April 6, 1974 .. SGC elections set for preregistration L C keep this election fair if people are determined to stuff it," coun- cil member Matt Hoffman charged. "It's simply a matter of how easy it will be." IN, OTHER ACTION Thursday night, SGC passed a motion to en- dorse a resolution demanding that the U.S. Congress implement the Paris Peace Agreement of 1973 by p...…
…COLLEGE LEADERSHIP See inside pp, it4Jt A6F :43 a It I HEAVY High-25 Low-14 For details see Today Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 106 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 6, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages PROPOSAL 'INADEQUATE' . ' IYJSEE NEWS fRAPPU'( C.A.41. DY Truckers reject price freeze Teacher stricken Psychology Prof. Elton McNeil suffered a heart attack Monday night and was admitted to St. Joseph...…
… :I WHSTEAK E THE MICHIGAN DAILY 100 picket Exxon recruiters (Continued from Page 1) but few appeared to be participat- "COME ON and pretend you Along with the rest of the pe- ing in the protest. want a job sometime," he sug- troleum giants, whose profits also, "Though I don't know enough to! gested. skyrocketed4 in constructive sugges- According to Leitson, the Exxon * Corporation has been accused in tions about the energy crisis,'' sad ac...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Simon opposes Congressional fuel price rollback proposal DON'T MISS THE ANNUAL WASHINGTON (Al) - Federal energy chief William Simon made it clear to Senate-House confer- ees yesterday that he opposes their plan for a rollback in oil prices. But he declined to say whether he would recommend a presiden- tial veto of the emergency ener- gy bill to which the rollback amendment was ...…
… Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Packard and Platt: A grim fairy tale 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1974 Flemng stalls on GEO-OTF UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT R o b b e n Fleming's refusal Monday to bargain with teaching fellow representatives represents the kind of administrative double-think that has made Fleming and his ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five IHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Rohme By BRUCE SHLAIN Eric Rohmer brings his six "moral tales" to a masterful close with the best of his am- biguous and erotic intellectual games,, Chloe in the Afternoon. The subject matter is the clas- sic Rohmer set-up, his major metaphor for the human ethical predicament. The protagonist is presented with a choice between women, and one of which (Chloe in this film), always repr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 6, 1974 ~ e~#~ o ~ : .. I BUSINESS SERVICES I N FOR D)IRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557 - 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Monday- ASTROLOGY CHARTS CAST. Planets aspected. Mail birthdate, birthplace, birthtime, $5.00 cash, check or money I order to Malachi Constant, Blackholef o n Incorporated. 3078 Braeburn Circle, Ann Arbor 48104. 971-5230. 2-3 weeks delivery. 03J210 TYPING THESIS AND DISSERTATIONS Friday047...…
…,1974 Hi,- AN LAELY PQge Seven 1914 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven _________________________________________________________________________ U U WANTS TO PLAY GUARD split wide to th te leftJ Brt c oBkrcott Hawkeye timperioism. a mat (Iyfasty forms PE# L UUALYTUN1o Iowa City as a place here the bigdelo Saturaynight is standing out in the field, watch- ing tecrsak ree Tis is a misconception of course. Iowa suffers just like the rest of ...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 6, 1974 .: ~oge Eight TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 6> 1 91~ SEEKS WOMEN Business recruiting at 'U' (Continued from Page 1) sophomores who have a career di- rection. Thomas G a h a n from the Na- tional Bank of North America be- gan his presentation with "Don't ask me about the number of women in managerial positions. I'm mar- ried to one." He then outlined a program which woul...…
…C I 4c Bt tan BIait1 Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 75 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, December 6, 1973 Ten Cents Twelve Pages IfYOUSECE NWS APPENCA Y A necessary alteration The newsprint shortage, caused primarily by striking paper mill workers in Canada, has caused cutbacks and alterations in the operations of most American news- papers, and The Daily is no exception. Being low on the priority lists of major newsp...…
…r Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 6, .1973 Page Twc, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 6. 1973 I SPORT COATS SOLIDS-PATTERNS WOOLS AND KNITS $37.95 to $75.00 Great Selection of SLACKS KNITS * CORDUROY * DENIM from $10.00 Nixon upset about tape erasure (Continued from Page 1) your or badger you in any re-! nothing about any accidental eras- spect." ure. She mentioned it for the first He said that all the court wanted ...…
…Thursday, December 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three ThurdayDecmber6, 173 HE MCHIGN DILY age hre Javitz may call for Nixon to resign WASHINGTON (3) - Sen. Ja- cob Javits said yesterday the approaching confirmation of Ger- ald Ford as vice president mov- ed to the "front" consideration for President Nixon's resignation. With Ford's expected confirm- ation by the House Thursday, the New York Republican said, every Republican must also ...…
… she SfrIrign Iaitq Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1973 Seeing through Tineu FOR SOME TIME now, the Thieu gov- ernment in South Vietnam has been spreading rumors about an upcoming "communist offensive." These rumors have been given credence in the Penta- gon and the State Department, where...…
…Thursday, December 6, 1,973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Thursday, December 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Kubrick's savage society By JAMES HYNES Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange has gained notoriety mainly because of its graphic scenes of violence and rape. Sev- eral critics have called it sick; a few have even walked out of it. Yet A Clockwork Orange is something more than a spaghetti western or one of Peckinpah's blood-soak...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 6, 1 §73 I I FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL. 764-0557 - 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Monday-Friday PERSONAL HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JANE. kisses from the Rowue. Love and 71 F 106 I FOR SALE i WANTED TO BUY SUBLET MED. SIZE 100 percent sheepskin coat, WANTED: mall 10-speed bike. Call ROOM: Nicely furnis.hedl with back like n1ew, $50. Jim, 665-7161 between Mary. 663-5869. 28K106 parch, 890 nia. Kitchen faci...…
…Thursday, December 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Sven Thursday, December 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wallace: a politician changing with the winds over 11 years By LLOYD TIMBERLAKE NEW YORK (Reuter)-Alabama Governor George Corley Wallace, who crowned a black homecoming queen at the University of Alabama recently, is the same Wallace who almost 11 years ago told his fol- lowers: "Segregation now, segre- gation tomorrow, segrega...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 6, 1973 Page Eigtt THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 6, ~ 973 NOON LUNCHEON SOUP & SANDWICH, 40c FRI DAY, DEC. 7th PROF. GERALD FAYE Pol. Sci. Oakland Comm ACol , Plaintiff in l w suit against Wayne Duke, commissioner of Big Ten & Athletic Drectors of Big Ten: "THE ROSE BOWL CONTROVERSY: AN ETHICAL ISSUE?" (Fall series: "Moral & Ethical Leadership") at GUILD HOUSE 802 MONROE THE ANSWER...…
…Thursday, December 6, 1973 I HE MICHIGAN UAILY rug vft Thursday, December 6, 1973 lHEMICHIQ~AN VAILY ruue i'JIre CONTROL MEASURES ANNOUNCED: Communist sumnit proposed France PARIS (Reuter) -- The French government today iin :ed new measures to restr: in soaring prices in advance of a one-day general strike today that threat- ens to paralyze the country. Trains, buses, power supplies, mail deliveries, air traffic, broadcasting, newspape...…
…Page-Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 6, 1973 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 6, 1973 / " 1r " R r kei..ti THE WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM The Center for the Continuing Education of Women The Department of Psychology PRESENT FEMINISM AND PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY Saturday Night, Dec. 8-9 p.m. Bursley Hall Enterprises Presents: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY ADMISSION $1.00 BURSLEY HALL WEST CAFETERIA MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUT...…
…Thursday, December 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Eleven Thursday, December 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Eleven Matmen Eatr challenge toughies By CLARKE COGSDILL The fun and games are over for Rick Bay's Michigan Mat Machine. The Wolverine wrestlers proved last weekend that they can de- stroytweak foes the way a super- ior team is supposed to, with consecutive 42-3 and 38-0 drub- bings of Western Michigan and Ohio U. This week, the g...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 6, 1973 lI -a- Twl-TE IHGNDAL-hrdaDcmer6 7 FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE AND VETERANS TWO CAREERS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!I I $ II If you have TWO YEARS of college remaining at the UNI- VERSITY OF MICHIGAN you can become a second lieu- tenant after only two years of Army ROTC. As a Reserve lieutenant you'll spend from 3 months to 2 years in the ac tive Army. MORE I NFORMATION: ...…
…1 THE POLITICS OF RESIGNATION See Editorial Page Yppr L itr4O ~IaitJ,4 FROZEN High-35 i Low--23 See Today for details Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 53 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, November 6, 1973 Ten Cents Eight Pages Al i, CcIFYU SEE NEEXSKAPEN CALLYD6lY Resources dean quits James McFadden, dean of the natural resources school, will resign as of July, 1974, it was announced yesterday. The dean' plans to r...…
…Page Two t) THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, November 6, 1973 PaeToTH IHGAiAL r. 1 WANTED: Persons who are addicted to Methaqualone (Sopor, Quaalude, Optimil and Parest) to participate in an in-hospital treatment-research program at the Uni- versity of Michigan neuropsychiatric institute. The pro- gram will involve complete withdrawal from the drug under medical supervision. PATIENTS WILL BE PAID INCOME (SO FAR) OF DAVID'S BOOKS 209 ...…
…Tuesday, November 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Three THE ICHIAN DILY age hre Nation hit by strikes in essential services By The Associated Press Walkouts by workers is key services - among them f i r e protection, newspapers, hmspiral care and air travel - hit a num- ber of American cities yester- day. A strike deadline by New York City firemen was reset for 8:30 a.m. today as contract negotia- tions continued under court or- der. B...…
… I stif Sfr4tgan4 + Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan OEO legal help program faces attacks k] Al 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 The polities of resignation WHILE IMPEACHMENT efforts progress slowly in the House of Representa- tives, there is increased discussion of an- other solution to the present national leader...…
…s Tuesday, November. 6, 1973 FHE MICHIGAN DAILY FQge Five Tuesday, November 6, 1973 IHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five I1 I Mu sic By BOB SEIDENSTEIN In Ann Arbor a lot of musi- cians must literally pay their dues if they want to sing the blues. x The dues go to local 625 of the American Federation of Mu- sicians headquartered on the sec- ond floor of Nickels Arcade. Union bylaws say that the pur- pose of the federation is "to ad- vance the...…
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…Tuesday, November 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven kh illnOs: No pushover for By BILL STIEG It took five games, but the cream has finally iisen to the top. As expected, there are now only two unbeaten teams in the Big Ten-Michigan and Ohio State. While the Wolverines were powering past In- diana, Ohio State was in Champaign to play sur- prising Illinois which was tied for first with a 4-0 conference record. THE BUCKEYES took th...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, November 6, 1973 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, November 6, 1973 CSJ HEARING COMING Suit filed against Gill (Continued from Page 1) Gill had just returned to the city In a related development, anony- Complainant and SGC represent- at press time and maintained that mous leaflets bearing the title ative David Faye terms th alleged he didn't know enough about the "Cover-up" and charging that Gi...…
…REGULATING LAND USE POLICIES See Editorial Page Y L 3k A6 &t3 itli Lowv-SO See Today for Details Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV No. 27 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 6, 1973 Ten Cents I. ~1 Six Pages :s Fr~k SEE S FAwN ~AVL LYDM Big ge. Despite massive tuition hikes, a total of 43,160 stu- dents are enrolled at the big 'U' this fall; 1,981 more than last year. This figure includes all three campuses with the ...…
…Page Two i rit MICH16AN DAILY )oturdoy, October , 1973 PageTwo -IL ICHI~AN AIL Saturday, October 6. 1973 ORCHESTRA AUDITIONS for the U-M Gilbert & Sullivan Society's production of THE GRAND DUKE STRINGS, WOODWINDS, BRASS, PERCUSSION COMMUNITY WELCOME THURS. & FRI.-Oct. 11 & 12 7-11 p.m.--Hobby Shop, Mich. Union BRING SOMETHING TO PLAY QUESTIONS? CallEric, 761-8361 "A JOY! STUNNING! BEAUTIFUL!" -N Y TIMES -SATURDAY REVIEW -PLAYBOY PARAMO...…
…Sbturdoy, O&ober 6, }1973 I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three S~tuday Octber6, ~ 97 HE ICHGAN AIL JEWS ALLOWED THROUGH Austria VIENNA (UPI) - Austria's borders will remain open to all Soviet Jews emigrating to Israel but the Jewish Agency dealing with them no longer will enjoy extraterritorial rights, Chancel- lor Bruno Kreisky said yester- day. He insisted, however, that henceforth Jews in transit will pass through Austria as quickly as possi...…
… paragraphics Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1973 Regulating land use policies ANN ARBOR'S latest monument to land use non-planning opened Wednesday. Briarwood shopping center is an ex- cellent example of howthe influence of big business money and the political pres- sure it can create can ...…
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…Page Six I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, October, 1973 Page SIx I HE MICHIGAN LJAILY Saturday, October 6, '1973 1~ Michigan challenge ready from to repel 0regon " Major Le By The Associated Press BALTIMORE-Manager Earl Weaver, sticking with a platoon system which produced a division championship, will bench Baltimore's top two hitters in to- day's opener of the American League playoffs. Oakland Manager Dick Williams said he expected th...…
…Y *fr iauF tii Section One - General Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, September 6, 1973 Sixty-Four. Pages ' sets 1-ear residency rule By DAVID BURHENN and REBECCA WARNER A new one-year residence requirement for in- state University tuition status was approved on June' 23 by the Board of Regents after a major University residency clause had been effectively voided by the U.S. Supreme Court. Students applying for in-state tuition rates ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY I hursdoy, September 6, 1973 1 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 hursday, September 6, 1973 Wvelcome Freshmen s to the _._ About the Daily Supplement... 0 This Daily supplement is published as a service to incoming students, especially freshpersons, designed to acquaint them with the "Big U" and the city of Ann Arbor. Although some of the articles are purely infor- mational, we hope you'll find many of them...…
…t w Thursday, September.6,-.197.3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 'Thursday, September 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY leming eathers the storms By REBECCA WARNER The political confrontations of the late sixties forced a number of exposed University faculty and administration figures to choose sides publicly. The time for vague liberalism seemed to be over when student demonstrators invaded the classrooms or sur- rounded the Administration B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -m lrjoeAdmty lift'"foi- TH _IHGN.iL T.~ nursocy, September b, -''173 I._; ill your stomach w It lout em >ty ng your pockets. ur uarter ont der. 0 I 4 4 IA 1 t .4 D 1971 McDonald's Corp. 0 Peek under the toasted sesame seed bun of our McDonald Quarter Pounder and you'll be nose to patty with beef: one thick, juicy quarter- pound of 100% pure beef. be sm iling at two slices of cheese sandwichi...…
… ;If r Thursday, September 6, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five .._ Fleming: The ,; 74 Continued from Page 3) erate. You have to know that,' Fleming says. Presently undisturbed by the "sometimes unpleasant" admin- istrative emergencies of the six- yties, Fleming has time to reflect on general directions of the Uni- versity. His turn of mind is patently academic-moral, delib- erate and always reasonable. Concerned about the issues ra...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY ! hue d6v. ,SAMAml *r tai 114 t: k' I i iUi.Duuyf JCP(I=1lJU1:f Q, 1 71 J ., 000 a FRESHPEOPLE 0 Luck is fine, and you can't have enough of it when taking chances. But when you make, a really im- portant investment, like buying fine jewelry, or watches, It's just not wise to trust luck. You want a reliable jeweler with proven knowledge and integ city., As a mnember of the American Gem Society, Bay's Arcade Jew...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ihurdav.S rtemher 61 9 i Ifk.AIauljyf -)Cpicii [)CI ,)1 1 71 } Art9 By DIANE LEVICK In the midst of Ann Arbor's summer doldrums, the 14th an- nual Street Art Fair brought the city fbur days of fascinating ex- hibits, entertainment, and over 60,000 onlookers from all over the country. Held July 18-21 on S. Univer- sity Ave., the fair featured the work of 250 artists and crafts- persons from 30 states and Can- ...…
… Thursday, September 6,. 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I7 ";? Thursday, September 6~, 1 97~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Noises...murder...ghosts! By DIANE LEVICK Ghosts seem to pop up regu- larly in fraternities and in other haunts of fertile - minded stu- dents. Yet the "established" Ann Arbor area has a few of its own tales to offer to, those who bother to unearth them. Closest to campus is the story of ,Dr Kellogg's Medical Works on Broadway, as rec...…
