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…Brodhead says likely to come DETROIT (UPI) - Federal aid for the struggling Chrysler Corp. is unlikely to come in the $1 billion bundle being sought by the company and the United Auto Workers (UAW) Union, a Detroit Congressman said yesterday. It probably will be a multi-faceted plan involving elements of both rescue proposals and possible demanding that Chrysler workers share some of the burden of helping the firm, U.S. Rep. William Brodhead s...…

…Page 6-Thursday, August 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily No oil needed Shipbuilder launches sail-powered merchant vessel THOMASTON, Maine (AP) - A sailing cargo ship, the nation's first in 40 years, was launched yesterday from an old Maine boatyard into a sea of op- portunity created by the energy crisis. A crowd of more than 1,500 cheered as the 97-foot coasting schooner John F. Leavitt, its flag flapping in the breeze, glided down the ways into t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 9, 1979--Page 7 'SAINT JACK' Bogdanovich s swan song? By CHRISTOPHER POTTER Perhaps the saddest comment that can be made about the new Peter Bog- danovich film Saint Jack is that it doesn't contain anything to get furious about. That the picture doesn't contain anything to get enthusiastic about either simply lends increased substan- ce to the notion that the 70's most notable director-you-love-to-hate didn...…

…Page 8--Thursday, August 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily I DAILY CLASSIFIEDS I GARAGE SALE! Crner of Hermitage and Walingford. Sunday, August 12. :0-5:00 3713811 AMERICAN AIRLINE 50% Discount Coupon for BARGAINS Used furniture, household items, antiques, jewetry, plants, crafts-anything and ecerything. GIANT FLEA MARKET, user 100 dealers every seekend. 6:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m., Friday; 1000 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. 214 E. Michigan at Park....…

…The Michigan Doily-Thursday, August 9, 1979-Page 9 Plumber: strike'only weapon' against 'U' uContinued from Page 5 workers skills are indispenible. sick pay program for skilled trades to the union's demands for higher Wesley claimed. "They don't have the "THE ELEMENTS don't bother us," employees, Wesley said. wages and continuation of the current tools. They are just letting things go Wesley said yesterday afternoon, just "The outside scale is...…

…Page 10-Thursday, August 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily Forest fires still rage in West BOISE, Idaho (AP)-Smoke-filled Western skies clouded over yesterday and temperatures dropped, but the director of 7,000 men and women bat- tling 24 separate forest fires said the situation remained "grim" and out of control. Fully half the nation's federal firefighting forces were involved in the battle against the fires,, which have devastated more than 143,0...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 9, 1979-Page 11 BACKFIELD WOES MOUNT FOR DALLAS Dorseti injured, out indefinitely By The Associated Press THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. - Tony Dorsett, who has gained more than 1,000 yards in each of his two seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, may be out of their lineup for as long as five weeks. The flashy tailback broke a toe 10 days ago when he dropped a mirror on it. "I'd say he's out a minimum of three weeks," sa...…

…Page 12-Thursday, August 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LE AGUE ROUNDUP Indians snap Bosox streak,6-4 By The Assocaied Press leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a come-from-behind 8-4 victory over the T BOSTON-Bobby Bonds and Toby Harrah collected three hits apiece yesterday York Mets. and the Cleveland Indians snapped Boston's four-game winning streak with a 6-4 Pete Vuckovich, 11-8, was tagged for four-runs in the first inning but allo vict...…

… KThe IV Ann Arbor, Michigan Carter approves MX missile construction WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter administration announced yesterday it will push ahead with full development of a new $30 billion MX mobile missile system which it said will "strengthen the stability of the strategic balance" between the United States and Russia. President Carter's long-awaited decision was made public a week before the U.S.-Soviet summit meeting in Vienna where ...…

…Page 2-Saturday, June 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily AX nissiles plan receives go ahead J land-based leg of the U.S. strategic The 190,000-pound MX missile would chairman of the Senate Armed Services nuclear deterrent force, which also in- be deployed on a 4,000-mile network of Committee, said it represents "an cludes submarine-launched missiles either road or rail connecting 8,800 essential step on the way to developing and bombers, and, by the e...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 9, 1979-Page ] Area woman tells of social work, activism By ADRIENNE LYONS She has worked with everyone, from children with emotional problems to a U.S. president. She received a B.A., then a Master's degree, at a time when most women stayed home to raise families. After receiving her degrees, she began lobbying the government on issues relating to world peace. Marjory Poole, 77, the only child of a Flint mer...…

…Page 4-Saturday, June 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Ml. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 28-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan IT t77I Presidents face- monumental task M ICHIGAN STATE University (MSU) has ended its tedious year and a half search for a new president, selecting Dr. Cecil Mackey, president and professor of law...…

…Egypt's CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-President Anwar Sadat's National Democratic Party claimed a landslide victory yesterday in national elections for "the Parliament of peace." Party leaders said their candidates were piling up large margins of victory from Thursday's balloting in most of the 376 districts electing legislators. Results will not be announced until today, but Cairo's official Middle East News Agency said candidates who op- posed Sadat's p...…

…Page 6-Saturday, June 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily [! IIPUTEBI IR E fi1 d ELE By Sara Anspach and Patricia Hagen A TONE TIME only fledgling Ein-" steins could comprehend the in- tricate machines that work even faster than the human brain. Today, computers are an inescapable part of life and more and more people are learning the'trade.' Yet, as computer use rapidly rises, concern over its abuse mounts. Cases of computer abuse in related fields c...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 9, 1979-Page 7 iting a new policy program .. , '" r Daily Photo By JIM KRUZ Cal at the North University Building Station n their computer programs. Located near the 4s, NUBS was established in April 1971. A computer engineering student, who wished to remain unidentified, said there is "a fair amount" of stealing ID's. "I have a friend who had 12 ac- counts stolen last year," he said. Computer users are adv...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 9, 1979-Page 9 'Fantasticks' (again) belies its pompous name By NINA SHISHKOFF There are two hard and fast rules of successful dinner theater: there must be no scenery to obstruct the view, and no plot to disturb the digestion. Arbecoll Theatrics' The Fantasticks meets both criteria. Like an institutionalized meal, it is bland and offensive to nobody. To watch it is to understand the plight of amnesiacs. A di...…

…Page 10-Saturday, June 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily De D eb g in(Continued from Page i "technically fraud." Criminal prosecution is not necessary computer for most of the computer abuse on campuses, said Parker. He said univer- sity disciplinary procedures "may be P o c the best way to handle it (campus problems)." The lag in legislation has slowed the prolem on formulation of policy on campuses, which, according to Parker, is desperately needed...…

…SPORTS OF THE DAILY Pecci 'KOs' Connors rday, June 9, 1979-Page 11 By the Associated Press PARIS - Victor Pecci, the lanky Paraguayan tennis star, upset Jimmy Conners 7-5, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 in the semifinals of the French Open Cham- pionships amid feverish excitement before a crowd of 17,000 at the Roland Garros Stadium yesterday. It was Pecci's second big victory in three days. He ousted Guillermo Vilas of Argentine in straight sets in the quar...…

…Page 12-Saturday, June 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily BASEBALL ROUNDUP Balimre lassoes Rangers, 3-0 By e A ociatedPress BALTIMORE - Mike Flanagan pit- ched a four-hitter and Rich Dauer keyed a three-run fifth inning with a run-scoring single, keading the Baltimore Orioles to a 3-0 victory over the Texas Rangers last night. Doyle Alexander, 3-4, had held the Orioles hitless and faced the minimum 13 batters before Gary Roenicke singled with one out...…

…e Micigan Daly SxteenPages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Judge rules From UPI and staff reports GRAND RAPIDS-Michigan Indians won a stunning federal court victory yesterday in a landmark decision upholding their right to unlimited fishing free from state-imposed restrictions. In a 131-page ruling, U.S. District Judge Noel Fox held that two Upper Peninsula Indian tribes retained unlimited fishing rights under two 19th Century treaties. Fox's r...…

…Page2-Wednesday, May 9,1979-The Michigan Daily Inflation forecast 'screwed up:' Blumenthal (Cntiued fromPage i) company," the secretary said, noting economy will continue a gradual to higher tax brackets and business that few economists were predicting cooling in the next few months. "We are profits rise, resulting in higher tax five months ago that inflation this year clearly seeing signs of a slowdown - collections. would be so severe. and I...…

…Sabotage of nuclear plant suspected by FBI officials RICHMOND (AP) - The FBI is in- vestigating what could be the first case of attempted sabotage of a U.S. nuclear power plant, an official of Virginia Electric & Power Co. said yesterday. C. M. Stallings, Vepco vice president, said company ,inspectors discovered Monday that a caustic white crystalline substance had been dumped into 62 of 64 new, nonradioactive fuel elements stored for use thi...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily XMichigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 6-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Pivot irrigatio Nuke protest the cause stepsf SUNDAY'S NUCLEAR demonstration in Washington D.C. not only displays the broad- based nature of the anti-nuclear movement, but also exemplifies peaceful pr...…

…Firm rejects By SARA ANSPACH "RIGHT NOW we think of television A Colorado firm planning topurchase as entertainment. In the next decade Ann Arbor's bankrupt cable television it's going to be a lot more important station indicated it is no longer in- than that," said White. terested after the cable television or- Leslie Morris (D-Second Ward), said dinance revision it had helped prepare the city would have been giving the was defeated by a 6-5 ...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily Israeli attacks shake Lebanon for third day BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Israeli jets attacked targets in southern Lebanon yesterday and buzzed Beirut during a speech in which Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat said America was a "snake's head" that must be crushed. Arafat's command said three civilians were wounded when Israeli warplanes strafed the coastal highway between the Zahrani River ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-Page 7 GILBERTO GIL AT MENDELSSOHN Guitarist's concert short but sweet By ANNE SHARP A sedate, thirtyish crowd wedged into tiny Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre Monday night to see Brazilian guitarist Gilberto Gil at work. Gil and his backup band-two percussionists, electric bass and lead, and synthesizer-play a pleasing fusion of jazz, rock and those old Brazilian standbys, calypso and samba. The Brazilian ...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily Dearborn, Flint chancellors leaving Continued from Page 1 Goodall, who was the first to announ- 1971, the Dearborn campus has seen quality institution," he said. He said he according to Kennedy. He said the ce he was taking a position at another much innovation and- an expanded was proud of the credibility now given search would be similar to the selection University, will become president of en...…

…F The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-Page 9 Gas crunch State gas stations won't Odd-even plan for buying participate in shut-down gas begins in California GRAND RAPIDS (UPI)-Members of the Service Stations Dealers Association of Michigan voted yester- day not to participate in a four-day shutdown of gasoline stations called by other dealer groups across the country. Charles Shipley, association executive director, said that although m...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-Page 11 !UTIJf: I il: I '' Words 0-14 15-2 1 22-28 29-35 36-42 43-49 line/week 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES "1 2 3 4 5 ad 1.70 3.40 460 5.80 700 10 2.55 510 6.90 8.70 1050 15 3.40 680 9.20 11.60 14.00 20 4.25 850 11.50 1450 1750 25 510 11120 1380 1740 21.00 30 6.80 11 90 16 10 2030 24.50 35 add, 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3 00 3.50 DAILY LINE CONTRACT Number of Weeks Number of...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily EDC approves plans for Sheraton Hotel By JOHN GOYER development in Ann Arbor, the EDC provide over 160 jobs to the city. An posed to evaluate projects. The At the urging of Mayor Louis Belcher, has the power under state law to EDC member questioned, however, guidelines read, "Preference is given to Ann Arbor's Economic Development authorize the issue of low-interest, tax- whether jobs were need...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-Page 13 U.S., Soviets to sign SALT II in June i __ WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States and the Soviet Unionhave reached basic agreement on a new treaty to limit strategic nuclear weapons, and the pact will be signed at a June summit meeting in Europe, ac- cording to administration sources. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance is ex- pected to make the formal announ- cement on the treaty this afternoon at t...…

…Page 14-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily HOME-CROWD PLEASER: 'Hulk' Turner battling in minors By BILLY NEFF Special to the Daily NEW HAVEN He has been called many things, but his newest nickname, sgnified by a banner in the New Haven -Coliseum bearing a picture of The Incredible Hulk, is his favorite. New Haven's 'Incredible Hulk' is former Michigan hockey player Dean Turner, now a defen- seman for the New Haven Nighthawks of the Ame...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 9, 1979-Page 15 MORALES STARS IN HIT PARADE Tigers win in slugfest, 10-8 By BILLY SAHN another shaky game by the pitching who batted in five RBI's, including two With Chicago ahead 2-0 after the first special tothe Daily staff. Jack Billingham got the win in home runs. half inning, Rusty Staub connected for DETROIT-The Tigers opened fire in relief as Randy Scarbery took the loss. a single to right, moving Lefl...…

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…FARMERS See Editorial Page P Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom f ailg FROST-BOUND High-15 Low-10 °below See Today for Details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 109 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 9, 1979 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages Egypt will attend revived peace talks From AP and Reuter Egypt has accepted an American in- vitation to take part in ministerial-level peace talks aimed at breaking the Mideast deadlock, and Israel is expec- ted...…

…Page 2-Friday, February 9, 1979-The Michigan Doily ATTORNEY GENERAL QUESTIONS PROPOSED HIKE: State disputes Edison rate plan By MARY FARANSKI The Detroit Edison Company in December requested from the Mich- igan Public Service Commission (MPSC) a $221 million rate hike to be spread over the next two years. Now the company may spend as much as half that time in court because Attorney General Frank Kelley has intervened in the request. According...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 9, 1979-Page 3 OPEN 'TIL 11 PM 1r MFYU SEE t, NSi VTEN CL .DAIY Correction It was reported in Tuesday's Daily that several arrests were made following the disruption of the Yigal Allon speech last December. We also reported that protestors, including members of the Palestine Human Rights Committee (PHRC), were ejected from Rackham Auditorium by University officials and Ann Arbor police. It has not been pro...…

…Page 4-Friday, February 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ohio farm workers face fight against canneries On Thursday, January 25th, the beginning of a boycott of Libby's and Campbell's products was marked by a picket-line locally and several press conferences across the nation. This boycott is part of the struggle of far- mworkers in Ohio to bring about a change in their living and working conditions. The boycott was organized by the Farm Labor Orga...…

…WI]L WITHDRAW ALL PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEERS: U.S. cuts aid to Nicaragua The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 9, 1979-Page 5 r- WAINGTON (AP) - The Carter admistration, retaliating against Nicarua's rejection of mediation ef- forts, mounced yesterday a cutback in 'eciomic aid to the Central =Amerin country and a withdrawal of all Pee Corps volunteers.. The S. embassy staff in Managua is being t in half and no new assistance progras will even be ...…

… JEAN-CHARLES TACCHELLA'S B~LUE COUNTRY" With BRIGITTE FOSSEY and JACQUES SERRES. French, with subtitles. A plethora of misunderstanding. Tocchella's characters in the pastoral French countryside do not understand their feelings, wants, ideals, sexuality or self- hood, and, likewise, they don't understand each other. Nonetheless, their antics are :amusing, not melodramatic. Here eccentric behavior is less the cause of social grief, instead bei...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 9, 1979-Page 7 'Takin~g By DIANE HAITHMAN A huge and eager crowd descended on Trueblood Theatre Wednesday, bought all the tickets to the opening performance of Ed Bullins' The Taking of Miss Janie, and packed into the T e Taking of Miss Janie By Ed Bullins Trueblood Theatre February 7,8,11-8 p.m. February 9-7:30 & 10:30 February 10-1 p.m. Miss Janie .................. Dominique Lowell Monty ...................…

…Ann Arbor's Second Chance Page 8-Friday, February 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily New education dept. outlined $13.5 billion and exceed the size of five other departments. It would have 16,000 employees. IN AN APPEARANCE before the Senate Governmental Affairs Commit- tee McIntyre said establishing the department "is a very high priority of this administration." The Carter bill is similar to one already being considered by the com- mittee. But i...…

…Expanded Michigras in Union tomorrow (Continued from Page 1) schedule include free bowling and billiards, a magic act, and the Friends Road Show, which is a comedy act. Sororities and fraternities are spon- soring carnival games. "IT'S GOOD publicity for their houses, while they're helping us out," explained Lebow. Admission to Michigras '79 requires $1 and a student identification card. The Union Programming Committee, which is part of UAC, h...…

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…PLAYOFF HOPES DISTANT: The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 9, 1979-Page 11" Blue icers need wing at Denver By BOB EMORY Despite their pitiful 6-18 league record, and the fact that they've lost 11 of their last -12 games, the Wolverines are still within reach of the WCHA playoffs. But that reach is indeed far - about the distance from Ann Arbor to Denver, Where the Wolverines head to play a weekend series with the Pioneers beginning tonight....…

…Page 12-Friday, February 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily SPORTS OF THE DAILY UA.1984 Olymi c contract near COLORADO SPRINGS - U.S. 5-4 to number 14 Tennessee in the and Osler and Neinken defeated their tly holds three world and 13 American Olympic Committee Executive Direc- Michelob-Lite Intercollegiate Team adversaries. records. tor F. Don Miller has disclosed that Championships held yesterday in Tennessee will go on in the tour- -AP representativ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, February 9, 1979-Page 13 OPPOR TUNITIES SLIP A WAY Bucks dunk By GEOFF LARCOM Special to The Daily COLUMBUS-Ohio State, needing a win to stay in first place, and Mich- igan, fighting desperately to stay in the first division, played eyeball-to-eyeball here last night. And each team refused to blink, as the Buckeyes outlasted the Wolverines, 63-60, before a sellout crowd in St. John's Arena. KELVIN RANSEY, Ohio St...…

…Page 14-Thursday, February 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily Nat'1. Archives team sifts through Ford papers (Continued from Page 1) graduate student or professor." . PROJECT employees, explained Stewart, will compile a "Finding aid," "which will be available to those who want to use the collection. Stewart said the amount of paper is so great that -"We don't relate to these materials the way a librarian would to a book," and the sorting process will...…