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… leming asks By DAVE CHUDWIN University President R o b b e n Fleming has asked for an appoint- ment with Defense Secretary Mel- vin Laird to discuss proposed mod- ifications in the University's rela- tionship with the ROTC program. The Regents ordered negotiations on the changes at their December meeting. The request was contained in a letter to Laird sent Monday. No reply has been received according to Fleming's office. The Regents instr...…

…mm THE COST OF INFLATION CZI e A6F 4ir 4ij t t an n Opp TW7 471" atly HEAT WAVE High-20 Low-7 Decreasing cloudiness; not as cold See Editorial Page Vol. LXXX, No. 83 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 10, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Committee for student N+ Nominees: Youthful, diverse names c services andidates VP post Fleming may make choice next week By JUDY SARASOHN * - :President Robben Flen 1 The list of candidates for of...…

…SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page Sir 43 CU 471 at ty SNOW High--2 Low-8 Cloudy, cold, chance of snow I M - ''Vol. LXXX, Na. 84 Ann-Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 11, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages F -Iht P -41- I New PhD's face tighter job market in academia By STEVE KOPPMAN While the Christmas break was a welcome vacation for. most students, many doctoral candidates found the recess with its attendant professional meetings a t...…

…A BUCOLIC LESSON FOR 'U' See Editorial Page C, C - 4br 411 t 4bp r4tgan 40Iaitl NORMAL High-20 Low-5 Partly sunny and cold L F Vol. LXXX, No. 85 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 13, 1970 Tdn Cents Ten Pages ALTER DRAFT: Nixon to ask' end ofIl-S WASHINGTON (R)-Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird disclosed Sunday that the Nixon administration is planning to propose elimination of student and occupational draft deferments. Laird sa...…

… THE VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES See Editorial Page Y~r~/ Lw flail14 PICKY High--26 Low-S; Cloudy, light snow ?VIlI 1 VVV kIt OQ light snow INQUIRY EXPANDED: Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 14, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages Ten Cents. ., Mitchell orders probe of Black Panther party jSAN FRANCISCO tiP) - A team of Justice Department lawyers operating under seal- ed orders from Atty. Gen ''John N. Mitchell is aiding a federal gra...…

… Tenants By RICK PERLOFF signific Faced with organizing, legal and must b public relations problems that "If could threaten its existence, the have n Tenants Union is revamping its mid-su strategy for, gaining recognition commi from Ann Arbor landlords. With The union plans to alter its ap- import proach by stressing mass education stantia of tenants by possible picketing landlo: [andlords' office buildings, bringing And b pressure to bear on...…

…Student power issue complicates VP selection By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Daily News Analysis Who s h o u 1 d have institutional control over the Office of Student Services? What should the role of the new vice president for student serv- ices be in relation to the students and administration? As discussion and debate continued this week over nominees for the vice presidential post, these questions sur- faced frequently. And there are indi- cation...…

…A MAN FOR ALL STUDENTS See Editorial Page Ii, , t Ci!3 U Iaitu TYPICAL High-27 Low- 12 Cloudy, colder with snow flurries i %'oI. LXXX, No. 89 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 17, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages i U' panel releases VP report Nominees expect to back students All five candidates for vice president for student services t o 1 d the student - faculty search committee which Se- lected them that they would resign the post...…

…SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page Alit i~au Iait MORE SNOW High -s Lour-0 Colder, snow flurries Vol LXXX, No. 90 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 18, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Fratenity By HESTER PULLING "To survive you have to adapt. Fraternities on this campus are not adapting fast enough to survive, so they are dying," says Rick Osgood of Delta Tau Delta. "They'll be gone in another five years." Predictions of the imminent death o...…

…FRATERNITIES See Editorial Page (Z e Lilt i9au iE ai4 RIDICULOUS Low«- -S Variable cloudiness. snow flurries Vol. LXXX, No. 91 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 20, 1970 Ten Cents urveyds ncrease ininterracialcon By LINDSAY CHANEY methods by the Kerner Commission, which blacks who called themselves segregation- The percentage of whites working in all- increase in the belief that blacks have a However, C The results of a nationwide sur...…

…i CITIZENS AND THE ENVIRONMENT See Editorial Page 5k 4 tii FRIGID High-S Lowc-0 Cloudy. cold L'oI LXXX No. 92 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 21, 1970 Ten Cents Regents ask weakerOS policyb( By JUDY SARASOHN consent" of the policy board was and expend such monies subject to "It seems to me the crux of the the same time he "must also have would determine his role and that the oth The Regents released yesterday changed to require "...…

…REGENTS STRIKE AGAIN ag See Editorial Page Y Si i!3au II3 BETTER HighVT Lows Snow flurries possible t/,, t vuv w _ n LAAA, NO. Ann Arbor, Michigan--Thursday. January 22. 1970( Ten Cents Enhf Pnn TE~n Cent' rItI v e y Bylaw By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Daily News Analysis The latest regental revision of the proposed bylaws on the role of students in University decision- making has left one thing rea- sonably clear: the regulation of non-ac...…

…Teaching fello By STEVE KOPPMAN - The teaching fellow union steering com- mittee announced last night that it will file with the State Labor Mediation Board (SLMB) next week for recognition as the collective bargaining agent for all Univer- sity teaching fellow's. the steering committee claims it has collected the signatures of "well over" 30 per cent of the University teaching fel- lows. According to state law, if 30 per cent of an employe ...…

…TF UNION: ALL THEIR OWN Y Sir !3a Datilj ICE-BLOWN High--21 7Low-5 Cloudy, cold, chance of snow See Editorial Page Vol. LXXX No. 95 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 24, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages ....~...+-.: t propos Plas key unit of suents, faculty By STEVE KOPPMAN A proposal to establish a stu- dent-faculty council to act as a Sstanding committee of the literary college faculty, and to which near- ly all college committees woul...…

… SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page ol. LXXX, No. 96 Cohen By SHARON WEINER When former Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Wilbur Cohen was named dean of the education school last March, the appointment was widely seen as heralding a wave of academic reform and innovation. But now, over six months since Cohen took office, his administration of the school is drawing only a mixed set of reactions from students and professors. "Cohen's comin...…

…NIX ON TOXINS See Editorial Page Y Sir igau Itit ICKY High-32 Low--21 Cloudy, rain or snow /ol. LXXX, No. 97 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 27, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages . 'WRONG AMOUNT': Court rules Nixon HEW vetoes funds WASHINGTON iPi - President Nixon vetoed the $19.7 billion education and labor appropriation bill before a nation- wide television audience last night, calling it "the wrong amount for the wrong purpo...…

…NIXQNi VETOES NATIO NAL PRIRITIES See Editorial gage YI lflir Iaitj PUDDLEY High-39 Low-2 5 Cloudy, snow or rain hr Vol. LXXX, No. 98 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 28, 1970 Ten Cenits Eight Pages I EichtPaae LSA si t-rn pa By JUDY SARASOHN Students convicted in the LSA Bldg. sit-in trials may lose gov- ernment supported scholarships or loans if President Robben Flem- - ing reports their names to auth- orities in Lansin...…

… PACKARD BYPASS MEETS MODEL CITIES See Editorial Page Lilti~iau E itj MUSHY high-35 Low-30 Cold, rain turning to snow by evening _ _ 4 . lr . Vol. LXXX, No. 99 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 29, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages BYLAW ISSUE: Fleming discounts impact of disruption Senate drug OKs ill By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ President Robben Fleming has informed Student Govern- ment Council that threatened disruptions of Regents' m...…

…THE. PILL See Editorial Page Y L S irritt E i1ti ESCALATING HIgh-32 Low-25 Possible rain with temperatures rising L. LXX, No. 100 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 30, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages 150 demonstrators block DuPont recruiter Educatin planned ByT nIEDER JIM McFERSON About 150 demonstrators led'by Ann Arbor Students for a Democratic Society blocked in a DuPont Corporation re- cuiter in West Engineering dg. for about three...…

… tr19au a DEFENESTRATION High=35 Low--20 Cloudy, not so cold; chance of snow flurries Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturdov. January 31. 1970 Ten Cents mEh Ptn i- inc II '_ ca e SDS anti-imperialism' demonstration s continue Blacks to rekindle admission issue By LANIE LIPPINCOTT Associate Managing Editor Students for a Democratic Society continued its "anti- imperialism" campaign with1 sporadic disruptions yester- day. A core group of about...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Janaary 8, 1' IIC facing eh y ALEXA CANADY rdinance eliminating the or Human Relations Com-E passed ,on first reading by} mcil in an unanimous voteI rdinance if passed on sec- iding would replace theI ion with a Department of1 Rights responsible for in-- .ng alleged violations of crimination laws. It alsor a board of examiners tot if the charges are valid 1 evidence gathered by the- ent. . director / of the hum...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 9, 1970 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY records Random thoughts on random records By R. A. PERRY Angel's set of the Five Piano Concertos of Beethoven-team- ing pianist Daniel Barenboim and conductor Otto Klemperer - was a runnerup in High Fi- delity's "Best Recording of the Year" sweepstakes; in my opin- ion the set is a disaster, or at least an overwheifling bore. The very pairing of Klempe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 10, 1970 TH IHGNDIL audy anay1,17 cinema I 4 glance at By NEAL GABLER Recently a friend asked me if ever panned a film. "You eem to like them all." Mad- roman of Chaillot to the con- rary, e. is almost right; I love he mediun of film so much hat I do occasionally confuse tim content with the medium f film itself. So before I launch nto a discussion of cinema- 969; I think I owe the reader n explan...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 11. 1970 ..- . .. ,.- 7 , ... - theatre- NY theatre with Oywin and four-wletter deeds By DEBORAH LINDERMAN NEW YORK - Salvation, a rock musical in the shallow and noisy genre of Hair playing at the Jan Hus Theatre, is a loosely compiled set of jaunty and pre- sumably audacious songs. It is based on a simple set of ironies which converge in the single message that the old ways of getting to heaven are sup...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 13, 1970 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 13, 1970 music The Pro Musica: Sine qua non theatre Phoenix rises with two productions By JIM PETERS The last time the New York Pro Musica were in Ann Arbor, they brought a whole troupe of players with them, set-up an austere stage in the sacristy of the church on State and Huron, and marveled the audience in the stiff pews with The Play...…

…THE MICHIGAN DA11_1 Wednesday, Jan THE ICHIAN DILYWednsday Ja Leary proselytizes at Hill... sciousness. People now, through "natural biological means" can change what they are. They can be anything they want to be. They can do anything they choose. The great American dream fulfilled - perfect free choice. Although Leary does not be- lieve that everyone should take ,acid regularly (everyone should take it at least once) he sees the ability...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursc ay, January 15, l9 records An Iris Bell Adventure -recorded By NADINE COHODAS The Iris Bell Adventure is somewhat of a legend in its own time. The trio has been playing at the Rubaiyat continuously since June, 1968 and in the last , 18 months many people have come to know the Adventure- Iris Bell, Derek Pierson a n d Butch Miles - very well. In fact, I think part of Ann Arbor regards the group as very pri- vate ...…

…i Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY FricInv Innuaryr 16 1970 i e :.- r uu f.r rtt r jvt., ",v cinemra= ....... :e ... ...: ... ...... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 'Medium Cool': Whither televised man? Join The Daily Spurts Staff By NEAL GABLER While Spiro Agnew was throwing brickbats, at Chet and David to the delight of the silent bumpkins, concerned in- dividuals were wading through the crap and giving the Veep conditional assent. Like it o...…

…_Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY S aturday, January 17, 19 7. "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST !" 'Synthesizer' lum cool is di -NEAL GABLER, Michigon Daily mamitI "quality" of this fine new "ex- cursion into sound." In order not to disappoint the eager listener, Carlos has pro- v i d e d appropriate diversion: lines and phrases are broken, and a percussive use of "white sound" assures your undivided attention. Staccato s o u n d s bounce through yo...…

…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILYudJa Sundoy, Januo music FJigh powered, super dynamic night at Hill i By BERT STRATTON Last night at Hill Aud., wait- ing for the Byrds to come on stage, the conspicuousness of a coat and tied student in the row in front of me caught my eye. Hell, that crowd was the most un-tied-up and un-uptight au- dience that Hill Aud. has ever seen. Everyboody was up for a good time, and a good time was had by all. The reasons ...…

…THE Mi HIGAN DAfLY Tu sddv. Jani e v _ 3 7CS THE MICHIAN DAILYIania .y v w 1 Ow7 -,y dam ..i.' I# iWe Need A Lot More of Jesus, And a Lot Less Rock and Roll, and The Only Mama That'l1 Walk the Line.) Aside: Don't get too excited by Linda Ronstadt's second bill- ing in the upcoming Tim Buck- ley concert, because I just found out that she's cancelled. Damn it. The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the University of Michigan...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, January THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, January records 30 years of all that jazz To close out the album and I. By BERT STRATTON Jass is a monolith - it's the name given to practically all the music that falls within the enormous r a n g e separating Blood, Sweat, and Tears, and the Miles Davis Quintet. Ob- viously, there is no "true" or pure jazz. Yet, there certainly is a middle-of-the-road jazz, and ...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, January 22, 1970 ,. I ~1 phant'asmagorical undergraduate art exhibit KEEP AHEAD OF YOUR HAIR! A phantasmagoria of the lat- est materials and art styles com- prises the first undergraduate art show presently being held on thethird floor of the Rack- ham Bldg. Over 200 pieces of work re- main from -the preliminary judging of 527 pieces. John Hartom, co-chairman of a r t for the Creative Arts Festival, call...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 23, 1970 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 23, 1970 cinema Truth Honesty & B& C & T & A By NEAL GABLER Hidden somewhere between our parents' generation and ours is a group of Americans that truly qualify as the For- gotten People. They grew up during the Eisenhower years '(which is a handicap difficult to overcome); the'y screamed their poor little lungs out for Elvis Presley and late...…

…THE MtCHEGAN DAILY Saturdays January 24, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 24, 1970 art Faculty art show: Modern mixed media ATTENTION AL UNNDERGRAO WOMEN! Here's your chance for a night out at the courtesy of Elliot House on tan. 24 at 8:00 PM. Dining Roam 3, M~rkley Hall Featuring: Dancing, Bananasplit Bu h, Refreshments Music by Bobby Sox and the U-Trow Another Babcock-Neaton Production-"We serve to please" By LAURIE HAR...…

…THE N1(CHIGAN DA1L.Y Sunday, January 25, 1970 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 25, 1970 theatre The melancholy parody of R. & G. SATURDAY and SUNDAY MATINEES-ONE SHOW ONLY BEGINS 2:00-OVER 5:00 DIAL 8-6416 SCAM US TODAY AT 1 :20-3.45- 6'.15~-#:45 I By DEBORAH LINDERMAN Surely two of Shakespeare's least memorable characters are Rosencranz and Guildenstern, and it is on this very account that playwright Tom Stoppard has taken to "...…

…THE N11CH1GAN DAILY Tuesday, January 27, 1970 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, January 27, 1970 . theatre A hidden By JOHN ALLEN 'Criminal' cinema A Hitchcock of another game FRE ! H EA JAN. 31 7 30 P.M. NQ CHARGE! Reading the Cuban revolution into Jose Triana's The Crim- inals might be a pleasant past- time for amateur politicos and vest-pocket revolutionaries; but it' isn't a necessary activity of theatregoers. Or at least it shoul...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, Jonuory 28, 197Q Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, January 28, 1970 records Browsing bins of budget label classics By R. A. PERRY With a limited amount of lucre but an unlimited desire to extend one's libido in, the ac- cumulatio of vinyl delights, the lover of "classical" music often° casts a dubious but hopeful eye. at the budget label bins. Anxi- pus over price, but just as an- xious ...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY r theatre In the dark of the mind Unfurling a new Marlboro banneri By JOHN ALLEi k Dark of the Moon,. a folk- drama that unfolds the tragedy of Barbara Allen against a back-' drop of the Smoky Mountains, is delicately poised between the realms of the real and the un- real. The passions of its char- acters are genuine enough; yeti the characters themselves are evanescent archetypes of human (and sometimes not-so...…

…/, THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Friday, January 30, 1970 I cinema By BRUCE HENSTELL :a Th e odds are that you've seen at least one Fuller film and the odds are that you don't remem- ber it. It was the film where the Commie officer in North Vietnam is a former school- teacher who when asked about his old ideals responds "do you know how much money I made teaching?'" Movin' on up. Or it was the f i 1 m where an Irish Southerner joins the Sio...…

…* THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, music Sutherland: Cool cream By R. A. PERRY Imagine a room of Claes Oldenberg sculpture-furniture, made not of plastic but of in- flated velvet of the thickest plush; to lounge in such a room could be compared to experi- encing Joan Sutherland's con- cert at Hill last night. Joan Sutherland, ex-steno- grapher from Sydney, Australia, may well be the most famous soprano in the world today; she has certainl...…

…Down-filled ski jackets, hunting jackets, and vests Snow at Downtown Honda 310 E. Washington J - .CHUANG CHE contemporary Chinese painting oil, collage and semi ink January 11--January 29 BEATLES DOUBLE FEATURE ,January draft call imit set at No. From Wire Service Reports The national Selective Service System has instructed local boards not to induct anyone into the military in January with a draft lottery number above 30. The establishment...…

…A SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW ON SALE * INDIVIDUAL SHOWS ON SALE MONDAY page three al rP Mitir43an Ba4li NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 TUES.-WED., FEB. 24-25 GREAT PL AYS M 1 i U I Friday, January 9, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three 5 the news today by The Associated Press and College Press Service JAN.15 OBSERVANCES Dr. King to be honored 2 Performances Each fRI.-SAT.. JAN. 23-24 "A REM TWIMPH" BETPLAY dAuleNtd WED..THURS., FEB. 4S "A STUNN...…

… EDEN ORGANIC FOOD STORE A NON-PROFIT STUDENT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION IS NOW OPEN page three T4c Mfri4itan NEWS PHONE: 7634-0552 &UIIBUSINESS PHON1iE: 7614-0554 Saturday, January 10, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three Giap predicts long fight in South SAIGON (A{-Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap, North Vietnam's chief war strategist, has delivered some chilling news to his nation's 21 million people: The war in the South is far from over, far from wo...…

…WM9 i 02 1 I meditation as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Wednesday, Jan. 14 AU..-AH 8:00 P.M. the news today by The Associated Press and College Pr ess Service al rP -mdL L A63W 4&, 41P Dait I' ' _.a"-"announces UNION-LEAGUE FALL ORIENTATION LEADER INTERVIEWS Sign Up starting Monday UAC Offices 2nd Floor Union INTERVIEWS JAN. 19-23 THE AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION declared yester- day that President Nixon's welfare proposals "are n...…

…ART page th Tuesday, January 13, 1970 Q LOAN JANUARY 12-16d.h 3524 and 3529 SAB v Hours: Mon.-5-7, Tues. & Thurs.-7-9, Wed. & Fri.-4:30-7 __<_=__<_::>_<-=_ <--_O<-_ _<--_ <-->_<-->__<--___ --____-::I ree 4I, tt~i~an til NEWS PHrONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ppge T Pae - essand College Press Service ...._ ._ I by The Associated Pr Shows at 1, 3, 5,'7, 9 DIAL 5-6290 William Faulkner's Pulitzer Prize-...…

… YOUNG DEMOCRATS MASS MEETING, WED., JAN. 14 8:00 P.M., Assembly Hall, Michigan Union HELP PLAN PROGRAMS FOR 1970 " STATEWIDE STUDENT CAUCUS * STUDENT VOTER REGISTRATION " COMMUN ITY ACTION 1970-A TIME FOR CHANGE. JOIN US!! I Tuition increases plague nation's colleges ByThe Associated Press The University was able .to hold the line on tuition costs this term, but many other schools in the country were less fortunate. A recent Associated Pre...…

…page three B iri tgttn aai NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 Thursday, January 15, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three by T he Associated Press and College Press Service WEST GERMANY CHANCELLOR WILLY BRANDT reject- ed diplomatic recognition of East Germany in a speech yesterday. Brandt also used his state of the nation address to throw cold water on East Germany's demand that Bonn loosen its ties or end its membership in the...…

…"ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST !" -NEAL GABLER, Michigan Daily co I s ynmie Nixon plans to defer only med students 'Dazzling... Devastating..; Brilliant! Must be seen by anyone who cares about "the development of modern movies!" -Newsweek "Staggerin g!.. lluminating... Magnificent! It is the stuffaf now! Young people... should be required to see 'Medium Coo'!" -Holiday "Stunning! One of the best pictures . of 1969!"-Cosmopolitan As impassioned ...…

…iI i1 i page three Q Sfrriigzrn ttit NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 BUSINESS PHiONE: 764-0554 I GRAD MIXER SUNDAY, JAN. 18 Saturday, January 17, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page Three 8 P.M. at THE HOUSE 1 1429 HI L ST. hi Join Te Daly Tod1ay. JAN. 17, 18-SAT., SUN. IVAN THE TERRIBLE PART I Dir. Sergei Eisenstein, 1944 One of Eisenstein's classics which shows the epic of Czar Evan's rise to power. Music by Prokofiev Short: EBB TIDE 767& 7...…