…A MAYAGUEZ See Editorial Page Li 4it ig au aitli LA(:KLL STER Hiigh--53 Low-40 See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXVII, No. 25 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, October 7, 1976 Ten Cents Ten Pages IYuSEE NE\SHAPPNCALL-DN tY Run for Cover State officials said yesterday that the light radio- active fallout sprinkling parts of the eastern U.S. has also been detected in small amounts in Michi- gan. Department of P...…
…nPa, Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdov. October 7. 19 16 Pacje Two.THEMICHIGANDAIL *1J 1 . J Cuban plane crash kills 78 Swine flu vaccine available Nov. 15 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados ( P) bana, the Cuban national air- - A Cuban passenger jet line, took off on a flight to Ja- plunged into the sea near this maica and Cuba. The flight, Caribbean holiday island yes- originated at Georgetown, Gu- terday while trying to return yana, with a stop a...…
… 'Thursday, October 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P©ge Three Thurday Ocobe 7, 976THEMICIGANDAIY Pge hre Butz may aid Ford Scientists find alcohol reduces male hormone to sway farm WASHINGTON (AP) - Earl Butz, who resigned as agricul- ture secretary during an up- roar over his racial remarks, said yesterday he still hopes to campaign for President Ford. He said that Ford needs the farm vote to win. The top 20 farm states have 267 electora...…
… iIe SfrJCi$an Dait Eighty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Su ppo to L-ai rt class boycott, go Thursday, October 7, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan U.S. tantrum on Cambodia BECAUSE OF brilliant military "intelligence" or a definite lack thereof, some 41 American troops were needlessly killed as they took part in the rescue of the merchant s...…
…fiThursday, October 7, ° 1976"--.- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fil e Thursday, October 7, 1976 "- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five ...- ".".".". FILM ENDS TODAY AT STATE: Leadbelly sings again EVA Byu MICHWAEL BUI. AFTER bouncing around the country for about six months, Leadbelly, the film de- picting the life of black singer Huddie Ledbetter, has finally opened in Ann Arbor at the State Theater. S I .M... ....You had better hurry if you G ...…
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…Thursday, October 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAIPY Page Seven Thursday, October 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven UAW considers tentative agreement, 2nd District race boils Thailand hit by coup (Continued from Page 1) and an end = to a nationwide strike now in its 23rd day. Sources said a key element in the pact is a provision for" 13 more paid days off spread over the three years Ford eral wage increases averaging about 3 per cent a y...…
…rPage Eigit-, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 7. 1976 SMITH, WOOD COME THROUGH: . gg g . I Wolverin By BILL STIEG Bob Wood has taken some life out of Michigan football games, much to the delight of Michigan fans. Jim Smith has put some excitement back into the games, also to the delight of Michigan fans." A kickoff return, with its running start and wedge of block- ers leading the way, can be one of the most exciting plays in footba...…
…Thursday, October 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Red- By ERROL SHIF When you hear the tern what comes into your mind? of us, you draw a complete If you're a football coact insurance of a great team i If you're a football playe the opportunity of a lifetime, a year of hell. RED-SHIRTING is the pra ing athletes for one season, to use them an extra year. ers are allowed five academ up four years of eligibility. According to NCAA rules, be red-shir...…
…Page Teri -! I IE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 7, 1976 Page Ten Il1E MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 7, 1 976 Defense policy hit in debate (Continued from Page 1) t repeatedly said Carter appar- ently did not know the facts. Each accused the other of mis-; statements. Carter said the administra- tion has been outbargained by the Soviet Union; Ford said de- tente has been a two-way ex- ercise, beneficial to the United States. CARTER...…
