…For Daily subscriptions, phone 764-0558 SUNDAY MAGAZINE itFA6 ttt DISCOURAGING High-75 Low-AS See Today for details Vol. LXXXV, No. 4 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 8, 1974 Free Issue R S6.aI c7dt, A ., '% :u , mm;... ,....,o- -s.m s ,.;,:,ss.:. Ten Pages Knievel IOU SEE NEvS HAPPEN CA'I:AlY The last freebie Today is the last free issue of the Daily. From now on it will cost you a dime to find out what's happening on campus...…
…CONGRESS AND THE BUDGET See Editorial Page it 41 A6F4v 4Matly AUTUMNAL High- 6s Low--40 See Today for details Vol. LXXXV, No. 29 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, October 8, 1974 Ten Cents Ten Pages IF NDU I 'E 1fLA 1 4MMr~dtAt X M iqfm it ! " ~ '-.e W.J rM o W \j', . r / No quorun Yesterday's LSA Faculty meeting adjourned aft- er less than an hour due to lack of a quorum, prompting one faculty member to observe, "We're certainly not sufferi...…
…AMNESTY: THE REAL THING See Editorial Page Y Slir ig~rn Datii IMPROVING High-60 Low-37 See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXV, No. 56 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, November 8, 1974 Ten Cents Ten Pages I USE E NFwSi HAPPEN CAIL'$DAlY Stephenson says no Mayor J a m e s Stephenson has announced he definitely will not seek re-election next April. The announcement came a day after the voters ap- proved a p...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE See Inside Y flitta :43aA&tt# NORMAL High-30 Low--13 See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXV, No. 78 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, December 8, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages If-TUSEE lEAS APPEN~tCALL ;6-LY New food crop Food lovers of the city's north side rejoice. If you've had problems trucking the distance to the People's Food Coop on Packard, a solution is at hand. A new branch of the...…
…' ' y Itj tati 4w Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 81 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 8, 1974 Free Issue Eight Pages x.WfYuSEE NES[KAPPENCALL R'tY Tuition drop The slash in tuition is in the record book now and not even Rose Mary Woods can erase it. At their De- cember meeting, the Regents approved winter term tuition rates at a level 5 per cent lower than the fall rates. The cut was made because of the la...…
… it igan Daitj~ FROSTBITTEN H i g h - 2 1 d a l See editorial page Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vo. LxXV, No 108 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 8, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages e federa Dea rtmentof Transportation has approv- Transportation Authority (AATA) to help finance the city's Teltran busing system. The grant, announced yes- terday by Congressman Marvin Esch, will pay for ap- proximately 80 per cent of the 56-odd ad...…
…Subscribe now -7640558 THE Michigan Dail Vol. LXXXIV, No. 1-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, May 8, 1974 Free Issue Sixteen Pages Jail dispute settledi What now? By TONY SCHWARTZ and reinstated, and in turn agreed to go on and the replacements don't even tions interests above those of the in- Daily News Analysis resign on the following day, May 3. have our records. We weren't given a mates. The fired employes contend that The controversy over ...…
…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 23-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 8, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Gesell warns Nixon of contempt liability Claims justice nearly obstructed Festival takes off Traditional Greek dance is performed last night as part of the city's annual Ya'ssoo Greek Festival being held this week- end. The festival will continue today and tonight at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 414 Main St., featuring home- made ...…
…Reuther, Pierce join forces By GORDON ATCHESON John Reuther and Dr. Edward Pierce, the top finishers in Tuesday's 2nd Con- gressional District primary, announced last night that they will campaign joint- ly against incumbent Marvin Esch (R- Ann Arbor) during the next several weeks because an anticipated election challenge could affect the outcome in their unexpectedly close race. Complete but unofficial returns show that Reuther defeated Pier...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundoy, September 8, 1974 Portugal signs treaty Superstar Allison turns on the blues Fairgoers sample delicious cuisines (Continued from Page 1) gime in April. The whites marched through Fighting in Mozambique is to the streets of Lourenco Marques I end at midnight, and indepen- smashing windows and over- dence for the African territory turning cars. They attacked a will be proclaimed next June pro-independe...…
… Pa Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 8, 1974 Page Two THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 8, 1974 9i ALL YOU CAN EAT' Infighting stymies county I (Continued from Page 1) Mounds of Spaghetti, Coles and Garlic Bread Every Wednesday-4:30-10 P. Huron Hotel & Loun 124 Pearl 483-1771 lanti and Ann Arbor politicians and determining the initial slaw, causes is about as easy as fig- wring out the chicken-or-the-egg problem. While the...…
… pogo Two:, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 8, 1974 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 8, 1974 U MARION BRANDO, EVA MARIE SAINT in ON THE WATERFRONT (1954) directed by ELIA KAZAN Winner of 8 Academy Awards, includinq Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Director, Best Supportinq Actress FRIDAY, NOV. 8 at7 & 9 p.m. Room 100, Hutchins Hall Law School LAW FREE. NON-LAW $1.00 THE LAW SCHOOL FILM SERIES Lawyers group cheers Attica de...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, December 8, 1974 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sirica averts court battle over ex-president's testimony a i Democrats abolish quotas, agree on party constitution (Continued from Page 1) WHEN H. R. "Bob" Halde- man, Nixon's former chief of staff, was on the stand last week, the questioning got so hot that Haldeman's lawyer asked, "Are we trying Mr. Nixon here or Mr. Haldeman?" Prosecutor Richard Ben-Ven...…
…rOge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 8, 1974 Page Two THE MICHiGAN UAILY Hospital reform (Continued from Page 1){ to implement the planning and financing of new facilities, partic-i ularly a new main hospital. The present administrative struc-1 ture of the med center includes a director, a board in control, and an administrative staff. This body{ "primarily focused on problems' relating to patient care and the1 interface among the...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY .THE..ICH.GA. DA_.Y Kiwanis sale: Bargains galore! Friday, February 8, 1974 Preliminary trucker (Continued from Page 1) wanis Club member Sallie Spring- er. There were mothers with chil- dren in tow, students looking for cheap furniture, the old looking for remnants of the past. All min- gled in search of the jackpot, and jackpots there are. ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, TV's, ice skates-the treasurers that fill- ed the ...…
…In the news t onight 9.00 ? 4 7 News 9 Andy Griffith-omedy 20 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea-Adventure 50 Star Trek-Adventure 6:30 7 211S News--Walter Cronkite 4 NBC News--John Chancellor 7 ABC News-Smth/Reasoner 9 J Dream of Jeannie.-. Comedy 7:00 2 Truth or Consequences 4 News 7 To Tell the Truth 9 Beverly Hillblllies 11 To Tell the Truth 13 What's My Line? 20 Woods and Wheela 50 Mission: Impossible --Adventure 7:30 2 What's My Line? 4 Sal...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGN DAILY Saturday, June8, 19 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 8, 197 Ir Va Le ing be rac for aft VIE In the news this morning BOSTON - The city that once made "ban- iternational ned in Boston" a household phrase is zoning MOSCOW - Soviet sources reported t h a t a district that will be the exclusive domain of lery and Galina Panov, former stars of porno shops, sex film and girlie shows. The ningrad's Kirov bal...…
…Page Two 1ME MICIHAN DAILY. I hurSday, August b, IV14 In the news this morning TV Smeekens toniaht losesin International NICOSIA, Cyprus - Turkish troops advanc- ed at least three miles along the northern Ky- renia coast of Cyprus yesterday in fresh at- tacks that sent Greek Cypriot forces into dis- orderly retreat. The Turkish onslaught came on the eve of the start of the second phase of the Geneva peace talks. Cyprus Foreign Min- ister...…
…editors: laura Berman howie brick contributing editor: mary long sundciy mctgazine inside: page four-books page five-the great escape Number 1 Page Three Septembe FEATURI r 8, 1974 ES N Sex,. love By TIMOTHY BARRON overcome - is that a LAST SUMMER Susan and I split to reject traditional up. The shock I felt then - one that internalizes as "right' hasn't yet disappeared - came at least what in turn becomes partly because I had assumed we...…
…Tuesday, October 8, 1974 THE MK2: :WAN L~A:LY Tuesday, October 8, 1974 THE M, t- n I1k r ICi V i~ rk e \ rage Three ii - mo Blacks kept out of school as violence continues in Boston i BOSTON OP) - Black stu-' dents were kept out of one pre- dominantly white high school conduct or unlawful assembly in diator who has been working four separate incidents. All but with black and white students four of those arrested were at Hyde Park High ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Fridav November 8, 1974 9 ,. . . . . . . . . . ..,. . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. ' .:.::.. I Bolivia president stops! (military, peasant revolt LA PAZ, Bolivia W) - Presi-!j dent Hugo Banzer Suarez per- sonally led a contingent of sold-r iers to squash a military and civilian revolt in the eastern city of Santa Cruz yesterday, the government said. "Tranquility reigns in San-' ta Cruz," officials announced....…
…editors: laura Berman howard brick contributing editors: dan borus mary long Sunduy inside: mcagazine page four-books page five- reflections on scroog e Number 13 Page Three Decem FEATUF ber 8, 1974 tES Women pro fs: Now accepted but n By LAURA BERMAN IN 1964, two years after she be- came the only woman member of the Anthropology department, Norma Diamond delivered the op- ening lecture to one of the intro- ductory classes. A mammoth c...…
…Tuesday, January 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tu'aJnar ,17 H MI'CH11muIAuNumulsiun1111uiuu11 DILY Page Three 1 Supreme Court will hear case on legal rights of the poor CAPITAL ATTACKED Cambodian forces clash WASHINGTON () - The Su- preme Court agreed yesterday to decide whether indigent defen- dants are entitled to a free law- yer when they appeal state con- victions to the highest state and federal courts. The justices agreed t...…
…a..iY:,' . A t II/e6f LdPIL Iruy. v-t .;-71 Z M 1 - rl 1 L3/-.1-4 . uH I L Y r-uge. t re announces THE FxER general Parliam( LONDON, (Reuter) - Prime Minister Edward Heath yester- day ordered a general election on Thursday, February 28, to hear the voice of the British peo- ple in a time of grave industrial crisis and political conflict. The announcement from 10 Downing Street opened a three- week campaign likely to be the most bitter ...…
…Wednesday, May 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Roving reporter looks at tapes Editor's note: Daily reporter Jeff Day would have to be released, not to the spoke to the people on the seet yesterday. to determine how Ann Arbor residents general public, to the officials in charge view the trecntly released transcripts of so they can determine if the inaudibles Pesident Nixon's private conversations. and the blurbs really are inaudibles and ...…
…Saturdoy, June 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Israeli, Syrian troops start separation By The Associaited Press Israel announced yesterday that the long-awaited separation of Syrian and Israeli troops in the Golan Heights had begun, and returning war prisoners from both sides traded charges of maltreat- ment, including beatings with rubber hoses, stints in solitary and inadequate food and medical care. Israeli tanks, heavy equipment...…
…Thursday, August 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page -1he Thrday Auut8 97 H IHIA AL Pg 1he Area operators t Sr'C2_ ''F stage wildct t 25 strike to proU",test union contract By BARBARA CORNELL An "unauthorized walkout" of more than 200 operators at the local Michigan Bell office yesterday has slowed its non- automated services to a crawl. Customers dialing "O" on the tele- phone hear a recording that "due to an unauthorized work stoppage" opera...…
…Page Four '''f'HE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 8, 1974 BOOt (S FATHER-AND-SON A modern motorcycle odyssey: In pursuit of truth and self POP WIENER An American artist from the melting pot By TOM THACKER struggle earlier in his life, and E MOVES FORWARD eas- the reactions others had to it, H ily, winding, halting and which eventually drove him in- lurching occasionally, retracing sane. He was institutionalized steps, driving always wi...…
… I Pablo Neruda, Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan One year later \ I Tuesday, October 8, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 I / / 1 '10 SOLVE 14E ECONOMIC CRISIS WE MUST HAV6 WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS ! WELL, IF YOU ASK MvE W&'VE GjOT -ro TOLIaiFITOUT'!FACE UP TO JiJEHI LONGi 700 No KUNEMP L y R-- #AP, 'LoymeN T.' i NU'S! ?'...…
… Bringi By DAVID GARFINKEL AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France -Around here "Bottle of wine, fruit of the vine" is no longer on the top 40. "A meal without the wine of France is like a day without sunshine," the saying goes. Curiously enough, there have been a good many days here with- out sunshine this fall, and while that hasn't stopped anybody from drinking the stuff, it is generally acknowledged that 1974 will not be a good year for wine. In Provence,...…
… "I Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, December 8, 197Pi Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ... BOOKS FARBER'S COMPLAINT Did you hear the story about the insecure Jewish comedian? ORAL HISTORY Nate Shaw's life and times: Southern pride and prejudice YOU COULD LIVE IF THEY LET YOU, by Wallace Mark- field. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 182 pages, $5.95. By DON KUBIT TULES FARBER is on the verge of becoming a saint. His unexpected death h a...…
…OF"-isORE oaf". Indi ference may rescue Nixon By ERIC SCHOCH COUNTLESS columnists h a v e dubbed 1973 'The Year of Wat- rgate" and have predicted that 1974 will be "The Year of Energy Crisis." "The Year of Watergate is not really that inaccurate - the tide of events got federal judge "Maxi- mum" John Sirica named "Man pf the Year" by Time magazine. Yet the Watergate year label and the scandal itself help push from memory other events which a...…
…Basque By ALAN KETTLER THE ASSASSINATION of Spain's President and Prime Minister, Admiral Luis Carrera Blanco, and its implications for Spain's politi- cal future are best understood by a look at the events leading up to the assassination two months ago. At the root of Spain's present political crisis is the organization that carried out the assassination, a group of 250 Basque terrorists who call themselves the Euzkadi Ta Askatasuna, or E.T.A...…
…TE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, May 8, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 AE: Short fuse THE WIRE SERVICES these days offer little news to cheer about, what with transcripts, impeachment hearings, resignations in Germany, and violence in North- ern Ireland. But an especially sick, macabre piece cleared the wires last weekend that points up a poten- tially explosive--quite literally-situation tha...…
… Michigan Daily Flig th Edited and managed by Students at the By JAMIE KENWORTHY N JUNE 10 there will be two proposals on University of Michigan the ballot, one of which gives the city a one year 1.7 property tax mill increase, Behind this Saturday, June 8, 1974 simple request is a long story that will be -.--.- - summarized here by one severely prejudced News Phone: 764-0552 eye. The budget for fiscal 194-75 shows what hap- pens when hard tim...…
…TE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Thursday, August 8, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Detroit casts the die THE DETROIT SCHOOL system boxing match is over for the moment. Ringside Referee Mayor Coleman Young happily cals it a draw, raising the arms of the Detroit Federation of Teachers (DFT) and the Detroit School Board. DFT manager Mary Ellen Riordan glee- fully waves her champion's hard-sought teacher c...…
…Sundgy, September 8, 1X74 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sundoy, September 8, 1 ~74 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five BORED? A batch of zany and practical ideas to end thtedeus Anatomy of an audience By MARY LONG was equal to or larger, and in The study suggested certain net gain in audience might re- nrnhl~amc x linh t;nht ff o ha'._. THE GREAT ESCAPE. Edit- ed by Min S. Yee. New York:1 Bantam Books. $7.00. By MARY LONG People want to escap...…
… r-I Tuesday, October 8, 1974 o 1HE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five ..iv.. I Geremia:o Rural sI- les By JOAN BORUS Although Paul Geremia has been involved in the folk music scene for the last nine years, he has been well known only on the East coast. Consequent- ly, his appearance at the Ark last weekend provided h i m with a new following. Geremia's specialty is a kind of blues music called coun- try blues. It features the acous- tic guitar, ...…
…Friday, November 8, 1974 ^+ j (fry i \ T. 1 MICHIGAN DAILY Pogo FiVP7 Friday, November 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five crnemci weeed THIS WEEK ONLY!! Fickof the week The Abdication The Movies, Briarwood The last time we saw Liv Ullman speaking English was in the midst of a cinematic musical debacle called Lost Horizon. Thankfully, she has finally hit upon a more worth- while vehicle for her consider- able talents in Anthony Har- ...…
…Sunday, December $f 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five I Sunday, December 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l PERSPECTIVE, UNSUNG HERO A revisionist views Ebenezer Scrooge By D. LAWRENCE PICKWICK OW DURING THIS Christ- mas season, before the holly has withered on the vine and that hestkiss is delivered un- der the mistletoe - now is the time to right a century of wrong done Ebenezer Scrooge, one of Urnir' nt mliand r- r which is the true mar...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Power and sexuality rule By JIM KENTCH Power served by sexuality is the core. Royalty, morality, re- ligion and a bit of existentialism and communism are also central. Add Marlow's beautiful language, the idiom of this century, a fault- less set, and fine acting and the result is the excellent 'U' Play- ers' production of Brecht's Ed- ward the Second, currently play- ing at the Pow...…
…Wednesday, May 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Blues musician recalls past By ANDREA LILLY A behavorial scientist would have a field day with Terry Tate, Ann Arbor's Mad Monk of Music. His name has been ban- died about in musical circles and olice blotters since he ar- rived in this city well known for its colorful characters. He came to Ann Arbor eight years ago to play music. Since then he has -dmost become a lo- cal legend. Strang...…
…Saturday, June 8, 1974 THE AMCHIGAN DAILY Page Five he Extension' arrives with impro visa tional fun By DAVID BLOMQUIST The longest running show in Boston uses a rebuilt bakery for a playhouse The show is a musical, but the custom- ary gargantuan cast and flamboyant set- tings of musical theater are completely absent. In their place is the director's almost incredulous claim that one could attend every evening for a month and z never see tw...…
…hursday, August 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pae iv Nixon may resign soon VICE PRESIDENT Gerald Ford walks through the office door of House Minority Leader John Rhodes of Arizona in Wash- ington yesterday. Ford met with Rhodes to discuss the cur- rent situation. Rhodes said of Nixon's ability to govern now, "I would say it has been sadly impaired." Reuther, Pierce to work together, (Continued from Page 1) THE THREE leaders reported At a mor...…
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…Tuesday, January 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Tuesday, Jnuary 8, 174 THE MICIGAN|DAIL Blues By KURT HARJU Despite musical activities such as the Blues and Jazz Festivals and the upcoming Bob Dylan concert, Ann Arbor's everyday music scene has been at times unjustifiably bleak - until re- cently. Since the People's Ballroom on Washington St. burned down, the presentation of music (with the exception of places like the Blind Pig and...…
