…Tuesday, August 9, 19 77 HE M1CHlGAN DAILY Page Three uevdv..Auu 9, 917 HE MIHIGANDAIL Contract ups wages for Building Trade workers By SUE WARNER The University and the Washtenaw County Building Trades Council yesterday reached agreement on a new contract which grants union workers a 92-cent per hour pay increase over the contract's two-year duration. Trades councilt workers are now averaging $7.1" per hour, but will receive a 45-cent in...…
…'Son of Sam' photo irks readers appalled To The Daily. 1 feel 1 mist respond to your coverage of t he latest "Son of Sa" killing in Tuesday's Daily. Althoogh go v>, responsible, and complete news coverage is a very necesarv fanction of any newspaper; the questirn of where to stnp is a relevant one when a news story itvolves per~- sonal aid faintily tragedy. I found the pictnre of the injured Stacy M.\oskowitz on the front page ti be apatlling...…
…Tuesday, August 9, 1977 Tube talk* By NINA SHISHKOFF T'HE NEW CROP of summer replacements ° on television is a mixed lot. There's some- thing for everyone; a sense of deja vu, nostalgia, the mystery of life, and, of course, Norman Lear. "Szysznyk" is the title of a new Monday night show on CBS, about an ex-marine who be- comes the supervisor of a community center and has to deal with juvenile delinquents, wom- en's libbers, and other phenomena...…
…Paae Six .THE MILHIIaAN UA1 Tuesday, August 9, 1977 Poevix VH M -lr ....)AIL F City picks groups to get CDBG funds NY prison inmates (Centinued from Page1) groups, they may he granted the s u b s i d y contingent upon ironing out the problems, in line with a specific timetable agreed upon by the Community De- velopment staff and the agency. T h e agencies conditionally funded by the Council last night at the recommendations of the Comm...…
…Tuesday, ,august 9, 1977. THE MICHIGAN. DAILY Page Sevin Tuesday, August 9, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Chambodia, Thailand clash BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Border strikes by Cambodian forces have killed more than 100 Thais and devastated frontier villages in recent months, Thai- land says, and the Thais expect more attacks. But the motives behind the Cambodian thrusts remain mysterious. In the absence of explanation from Cambodia, w...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Tuesday, August 9, 1977 4THEY*RE A" IN Its -CLAGGIFIEDI FORE RENT GARAGE 'PAE FOR RENT ,Smalas only Gratgerrad State St. sreta. Call 994-5245 after 5. 20611 Room FOR RENT. 12bathtthae shower. Kthenanataltandry pr- wleges. 5.56 damage aepost. $110/ monthb 4 mnlh eae. Refeencates. 971-7529,. ,36813 MATLF OPENING tan Nrth Campus CO-OPS. $35-145/motnth tat-len: tleroom and bord.. launry and recreattontalt faiitit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine AMA RAY-O-VAC MEN'S V-NECK FLOATING LANTERN SWEATERS " WetherroofStyled with saddle shoulder. Assorted " Wreokhproof solid colors. Sizes S-M-L-XL " Includes batter $441$ 8 Hwdwere Dept. Men: Dept. 1-STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONETr TIME, ENERGY iNEST MEUER FINEST USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK 6 FOU. OF JUICE A FLAVOR FRESH CAUFORNIA ..j. NECTARINES MEUER W COCOM 20R - CREAMPE 9 …
…Page 1en THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 9 1977 PLO may accept Israel iCuonuines trom Pege i1 al Council by the central coun- cil, the policy - making body which is scheduled to meet Aug. 16 in Damascus. PRESIDENT C A R T E R said the PLO "may adopt U.N. Resolutions 242 which does re- cognize Israel's right to exist securely and in peace, with se- cure borders." "If the Palestinians will re- cognize the applicability of the U.N. resolution...…
…Tuesday, August 9, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pge Eleven 'Bad News' sequel quite bearable By The Associated Press The Bad News Bears are back, as boisterous and appeal- ing as ever. "The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training," currently being screened at the Michigan Theatre, is good news for movie goers. This is one sequel that need make no apologies. It's not quite as uproarious through- out as last year's original, but it's still a warmly am...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 9, 1977 THOMPSON, VERYZER GET 3 HITS Crawford sinks Brewers, 6-1 By GARY KICINSKI Special To The Daily DETROIT-The S.'S. Crawford set sail on its maiden voyage at Tiger Stadium last night, and although it wasn't exactly smooth sailing all the way, the cruise can be termed nothing but a success, as the Tigers sunk Mijwaukee, 6-1. Jim Crawford, given his first starting assignment of the seasons,...…
…i WELCOME See Editorial Page SirP tti OMINOUS See Today for Details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 2 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 9, 1977 Free Issue Twenty-Eight Pages When in Ann Arbor, say as the New Yorkers say By MIKE NORTON Nobody knows how long it's been shere - or if they do, they're not spilling. But there it stands, plain as anything, on the well-traveled corner of State St. and North University Ave. It's a street sign erected...…
…Page 2-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily Cohen, St. Antoine, Bond to resign Ed., Law, and Bus. Ad. deanships Debauchery in Ann Arbor or My First Weekend at College *By PATTY MONTEMURRI The coming'school year will find the University searching for new faces to fill three crucial seats left by the impending retirements of the deans, of the law, education and business administration schools. Wilbur Cohen, dean of theSchool of Educat...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 3- IFYOUJSEENLS- AWEN CALX-DAILtY A rude awakening Remember that trip to California last June? Or that back-packing espedition up north in August? Or that high paying job at Dad's office? And all that free time? Well, you'd better forget it pronto and roll out bed bright and early, because today the vacation officially ends. We hope you enjoy that first day of class! Join us We're always loo...…
…"Page 4-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eiglit Years o 420 Maynard St., Ar Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 2 a, Edited and managed by student It's good to b4 NN ARBOR is an easy town to take fo rgranted. After spending a few years here, one becomes an expert at moaning about everything from obscene rents and as- tronomical tuition rates to the condition of the streets and the dearth of parking spaces. And yet, we all return each fall, ...…
… Fired AFSCME worker innocent of misconduct $y BOB ROSENBAUM T,.,he University may be considering the ;st tement of an employe who was ischarged this summer for criminal misconduct. Ann Ann Arbor jury has found the employer Richard VanValkenburg, adrin~ocent of assault charges against Wiitni possibly threatening the basis for the University's discharge. 9'Va AVilkenburg's lawyer. George tn1Washington, has asked University inifficials' to reco...…
…Page 6-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily MajorEvents Office I' USHERS* Mass Meeting VETERAN USHERS: TUES. SEPT.j13-5 P.M. NEW USHERS: THURS. SEPT. 15-5 P.M. Ushers who have ushered in past for Major Events come to # veteran usher meeting; ol others come to new usher meeting. * MEETING IN PENDLETON ROOM-2nd floor . Michigan Union. Students, please bring student I.D. * Arts & Entertainment Jazz series to 'Eclipse' I Ann Arbc I B...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9 1977-Page 7 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PLPPROFESSIONAL THEATRE PROGRAM PRI D!LGROOhM "Now Broadway's gamily Musical Hit and directed by Tony Award-winner Barry Bostwick." Book and Lyrics by Alfred Uhry, Composed and Arranged by Robert Waldman, and based upon the novella by Eudora WelIty. JANUARY 22 MATINEE AND EVENING q ITTL YDIfs S!R15 Ht INCTIN John Houseman's National Repertory Company re- turns to ...…
…9, 1977-The Michigan Daily "It's easier to eat than not to eat." -Councilman Kenworthy Seeing 1a Above All Self and God Realization through Meditation on Inner Light and Celestial Sound The teachings of the living master SANT DARSHAN SING JI All are invited to free meetings conducted by local group leaders of SAWAN KIRPAL RUHANI MISSION Each Tuesday-Friends Meetinghouse, 1420 Hill, 8 p.m. Also Sunday, Sept. 18, Michigan Union, Room 4304, 10...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 9 Ami reported in a coma NAIROBI, Kenya (AP - Idi Amin, self-proclaimed president-for-life of Uganda, was reported "in a coma" in a Kampala hospital yesterday after un- dergoing surgery for an undisclosed ail- ment. "We believe he'll pull out of it," said Robert Astles,,British-born confidant to the 51-year-old military strong man. But atother aide said later: "The presi- dent is in so-t of ...…
…-pember 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily "' ord set to lecture he By LINDA WILLUOX Practically the only thing known about Gerald Ford's expected visit to ,Te University is that the former resident will be here between !vember 2 and 4. HDetails about the visit, according Samuel Barnes, chairman of the -litical Science Department, will be '-orked out and released within the month. BARNES DID say Ford would address all levels of classes in political...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page p..a 0 0 Is h a4 x; e . t. .. ~ The minute you walk into between any a Tech Hifi soundroom, two compo- you'll know you're in for a nents, or eve nice experience. complete sys terns, just by Our soundrooms are fur- tj nished like living rooms, with pressing a soft sofas and carpeting, be- button. cause that's the kind of If you de listening environment most thing at Tec people have at home...…
…9, 1977-The Michigan Daily ARK j __ - U LARGE BROWN DOG - Shepherd-Re- triever, male, wearing red collar, cloth leash, no tags. Much missed by sad boy. 994-3109 67A915 ENJOY SOME CONVERSATION AT THE GEO Happy Hour from 4-6 at the GEO office, 514 E. William, on Fri- day, Sept. 9. 94F909 EAST SIDE drop-in sale this Saturday from 9-4, rain or shine. Couches, 2 Vic- torian loveseats, record players, in- door-outdoor carpet, children's clothi...…
…PHILA gage an 'd'ed yest ";re, offi said. He Cause kattribute MOSTE ,_performa Roof," w -productio ad miss ois week: ""esides in "Fidd distinguis U"lysses eros" 7Boadwa Funny Th the Forun dii ero Mostel DELPHIA (AP) -Veteran He won Tony awards for "Rhin- d screen actor Zero Mostel oceros" and "Forum," and a New erday at Jefferson Hospital York drama critics award for cials of the Forrest Theater "Fiddler." vas 62. of death was tentatively HE...…
…Pqge 14-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily I Ir .' , { 4. V Tiers blanked, 4 s~~iuuns There's fun and fashion every step of the way in Bass Squeejuhs, the foot-hugging casuals of soft, yet sturdy leather. Down under: the unique long-wearing squiggle sole of bouncy non-skid rubber, genuine jOO fAE4R rubber, that pampers your feet with a new kind of total comfort. SQUEEJUNS come in styles for MEN and WOMEN. By PAUL CAMPBELL Spec...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 15 Working'for the Detroit Tigers, or the standard (?) vacation essay GRIDDE PI CKS It's fall, and time once again for GRIDDE PICKS, that popular perennial presentation of pigskin prognostication. You, the reader, can prove your predictive prowess. Just check your Daily for the list of the week's college football games, predict the winners and drop your list off at the Daily at 420 Maynard (...…
…Page 16-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily University of Michigan GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY MASSAMEETING for December 7-10 production of PATIENCE, Sun., Sept. 11-8:00 P.M. MICHIGAN UNION Singers, Sewers, Orchestra, Builders, Set Crew, etc. Illinois previewed By PAUL CAMPBELL "I like to throw the ball." So says the new Illinois football coach, Gary Moeller. Wait a second. Isn't this the same man who played for Woody Hayes'and coache...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 17 Waiting it out: The linear approach By JAY LEVIN In geometry, it's a locus of points whose coordinates depend on a single independent variable or parameter. In geneology, it's a person's ances- tral succession. In commerce, it's a supply or stock of articles with similarqualities and values. And in Ann Arbor, it's a collection of hot, droopy people waiting to conduct the sundry tasks of ...…
…1977-The Michigan Daily 'ursell strolls Capitol Hill unhurried By RICHARD BERKE and BRIAN BLANCHARD VASHINGTON From their fash- able homes in' suburban Virginia I Maryland, legislators launch o longdays of dining -at smoke- ed receptions, and wining at orgetown cocktail prties, resting efly for an occasional kick-back. nter the idealogue from Michi- , freshman Carl Pursell,whose a of a hot time in Washington is a eful reading of the latest ...…
…The Michigin Dolly-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 19 By day, it's empty; at night, Mr. Flood's parties By LANI JORDAN BESIDES ITS decor and namesake,. The floor is free of its usual carpet of Flood's is also noted for its exotic peanut shells and crushed potato chips. The tables are clear of everything save the sunlight reflecting off initials car- ved in the varnished tables. In mid-afternoon, Mr. Flood's Party is empty except for a half doz...…
…p Page 20-Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily Phobia-plagued patients suffer in slence; few psychiatrists ofer help ii By KAY BARTLETT Associated Press Thoreau wrote, "Nothing is so much to be feared as fear." Years later, FDR told a frightened nation: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself." PHILOSOPHER and president were reassuring those of us who l now only ordinary fear. Their words were not all that helpful to the millio...…
… Now Starr-ing . rebir 1 (I1 4 # '1 I w , 1 t 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ringo Starr concerts for Bangladesh (George Har- do things." 'I mean, not for a couple of years, if it was always the "orphan" of the rison), where was Ringo? What he did was cut a gold album - omes at all." Beatles, the one member of that He was recording a pair of highly "Ringo" - and start off on a respec- RINGO HAS a new respect for his epochal rock combination on whos...…
…or 9, 1977-The Michigan Doily 307 S . State Right Next to Borders Book Store SPECIAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL HOURS-9-9 MON. -FRI. SAT. 9-6 SUN. 12-5 994-1262 ALL $6.98 L.P. in Stock To incl suPer Soul Sister 1 Boogie is i Beat YO'' All You o otTo Handle SONGS O -Y - ~lpeaMe And SobbM~SO Lovn e, MkeItTrough The NGee/Frr 9 e a asier (Than An'! hI F 1 v r O ~ ,.... s.......- ge ,' Do Again).. IOU Dan Fogelberg Nether Lanldsn: Love Gone BY Fa...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 197-Page 23 STATE COUPON CIGARETTES 2 pkI,89c ALL BRANDS LIMIT 2 packs SPECIAL kBACK-TO-SCHOOL HOURS: 9-9 Mon-Fri 9-6 Saturday, 12-5 Sunday TEDp Scou L STATE COUPON HIKERSBACK x,:';7.95 PA$ 4.47 'I 307 S. STATE STREET-next to Borders' BRING THESE VALUABLE COUPONS FOR OUR SPECIAL PRICES REGULAR HOURS: MON., TUES., WED. & SAT. 9-6 9-9 Thurs & Fri 12-5 Sunday VINYL YELLOW Reg 2.89 PONCHO $1....…
…Page 24- riday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily NEW Nightly Dinners at the WEST BANK Restaurant Sunday through Thursday 5-11 pm Friday and Saturday .... 5-12 midnight Children under 12 $1.95 FIDCHICKEN Sered ithmashed potatoes, gravy anvegetable ROSTTURKEY Sered ithsavory dressing, mashed potatoes and grvy egetable -ard cranberry saUce. BAKED ITALIAN LASAGNA Spicy and meaty, served with vegetable and, WTOOlyPoobyAD FEBR of course, our sa...…
…I Ot. M". ") CONN. COLLEGE TEACHES BASICS: STC dents week cours se ca Bomb The credit bers & Exper of Con schoo mer o Reading, RRS, Conn. (AP - While stu- THE CLAS across the nation sign up this tive," is a sp for traditional English and math by an antinuc es, students here can pick a cour- tion to the da lled "How to Build an Atomic the experim ." says. course has no teacher, it's not for "The collec and it's open to community mem- constr...…
…Page 26--Friday, September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily We meet student housing needs The Inter-Cooperative Council provides non- profit resident controlled housing for over 600 people in 23 cb-op houses. * People helping people *People working and having fun -People sharing feelings and emotions People working to cut costs I CROSS EYED MOOSE 613E.AIBERTY Housing at University of Michigan 4002 Michigan Union 662-4414 f - Join The Daily S...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 27 nrr 11 rn 'I ARII:I .. 1 1 I 1 by .D..lolkien L- MIL- from Houghton Mifflin Regular: $10.95 while supply lasts After decades of infamy, "The Block" has succumbed to the friendly prospects o f renovation. A part of Ann Street just east of Main Street, the Block will soon $9.85 AVAILABLE AT book store 4 i hopeful beginning for'The Block' 1205 So. Univ.-761-7177 MON. THRU SAT.\9:...…
…September 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily interlocutor rconcerned are more or leasand ti.lcu g (in'tlr-lokroo-tr).: ntMr between and loqui, to tal ). lug partinacnesto.2ai i trel show who acts as mater o *o~~wry (in'tgrlok'yoot8r'i, f,. having the nature of, or oouwrrin vseeational. 2. in law, n "lpe (in'tilr-l8p'fr). [P . < Fr. entre between ) oz n who mqddies in otheU { , between +{" ldus, play), a t; oropus play formerly presented of mimacle pl...…
…t SUNDA.Y MAGAZINE See Inside; . E Sir 4jan i aug B-B-BRISK High-1i Low--34 See Today for Details +F Vol. LXXXVIIl, No. 28 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, October 9, 1977 Ten Cents Eight Pages plus Supplement SPAR TAN TURNO VERS AID WOL VERINE CA USE Michigan soaks MSU, 24-14 By DON MacLACHLAN Special to The Daily EAST LANSING-The second ranked Michigan Wolverines capitalized on Michigan State turnovers and turned back the inspired Spa...…
…m >er 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily ulance service: quic, Wa.... U 1U TiTCr QA will be several weeks before enc ne knows which firm will handle htenaw County's emergency am- er nce service next year, but county a ials already predict sweet and ;am results - increased ride rates in led with improved service for residents.. hey (the rates) will probably be o sted up a bit," said Richard ta s, county emergency medical vic ice coordinator. Vi E CO...…
…,, .. w r V C5 ' :. A The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 9, 1977-Page 3 APPEALS COURT RULES Judges can order wiretaps ftJ SEE !A. .7[ wSJ VAPPC .i.,t$Jt7 y CINCINNATI (UPI) - In a potenti- ally precedent-setting decision, a fed- eral appeals court has ruled that fed- eral courts have the power to order tele- phone companies to install and operate sophisticated wiretaps for law enforce- ment agencies. "Without this assistance by the tele- ...…
…Page 4-Sunday, October 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily E l9K tt igttxt Ittaug LOOKING BACK THE WEEK IN REVIEW y t* 4. Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 28 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed Iy students at the University of Michigan 1 Television. and amorality J ONNIE ZAMORA is a convicted R murderer at the age of fifteen. Friday night, a Miami, Florida jury, refused t...…
… The Michigan Daily Laylum swings Leroy Jenkins plays violin, and apparently very well; he was a big hit at E. Quad auditorium Friday night. Soo ioi eratue By WENDY GOODMAN and MIKE TAYLOR As the cold air of another Michigan- winter becomes increasingly evident, Ann Arbor folks can still find warmth at the Ark coffee house, Friday night was a fine example as Canadians Ian Robb, Grit Laskin (both members of Friends of Fiddler's Green), and Ma...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 9, 1977-Page 7 A.L. PLAYOFF SERIES DECIDED TONIGHT Yankees ho By The Associated Press KANSAS CITY - Rubber-armed Sparky Lyle, the last dependable pitcher in New York's bullpen, bailed the Yankees out with 5s innings of shutout relief and saved Saturday's 6-4 victory over Kansas City that tied the seesaw American League pen- nant playoff at two games each. The fifth and deciding game will be played tonight a...…
…Page 8-Sunday, October 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily HUCKLEBY RUSHES FOR 148 YARDS Blue assault dampens Spartan (Continued from Page 1) spirits Mark Anderson inteercepted another Leach pass at the Spartan one.yard line. The Spartans ran out' the clock and left at the half, trailing, 10-7 "In the third quarter we wanted to get two scores up on the board," Schembechler said. "We did that but then we couldn't get any more." "We said at halftime ...…
…J Page 8-Sunday, October 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily m--itford-, (Continued from Page 4) Mitford is not a writer, and this book desperately needs some stern editing. In the course of 333 pages, I gagged my way through some of the most puerile puns and juvenile limmericks I have ever had the misfortune to read. The grammar, to those who still cherish their Mother Tongue, will bring a tear to the eye: "The neighborhood club to which Bob and I ...…
… Page 2-Sunday, October 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily OT LONG AGO, while taking N out reserved readings at the UGLI, I ran into Annie Wheatgerm, an old. acquaintance of mine. Not really an old acquaintance, I might clarify, since I only knew her freshman year, when we lived in the same dorm. Nevertheless, we both managed to cut through the under- brush of the University, to some degree, and reach our senior years. So I'll call her an old acquai...…
… Page 6-Sunday, October 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily ART/karen boi'n stein The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Imogen Cunningham: 75 Years as a Photographer. Sponsored by the University's Institute of Gerontology and supported by the Michigan Councilfor the Arts. Union Gallery, Oct. 10-15. I N 1910, WHEN THE woman's place was in the home, Imogen Cunning- ham's place was in heroWn commer- cial portrait studio. In 1915, when a woman would turn crimson a...…
… Page 4-Sunday, October 9, 1977--The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunda 77"'1 6.- The Soviet anddissidents: Two perspec Mitford's kitchen tales of the Communist Party By Cynthia Hill Kopelev on the A Marxist 'S m By Stephen Hersh A FINE OLD CONFLICT By Jessica Mitford Alfred A. Knopf, 333 pp., $10 IF YOU'RE GOING to read A Fine Old Conflict, Jessica Mitford's memoir of her life in the Communist Party, do yourself a big favo...…
