…STATE PROBE AirPI!3U 1:4i3 DANK High -65° Low-53° See Today for details See editorial page 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 26, 1977 Ten Cents Tweve Pages State House may honor Anita Bryant By MARK PARRENT Anita Bryant May be officially commended by the Michigan House of Representatives for her stance against the gay movement., The resolution, introduced by Rep. Mark Siljander (R-Three Rivers), would pay tribute to the sing...…
…yPage 2-Wednesday, October 26, 1977-The Michigan Daily Detroit may get federal funds to begin subway development DETROIT (UPI) - The Carter Ad- ministration reportedly war pre- pared to give Detroit at least $600 m lion To begin building a full-scale subway system for southeastern Michigan. The Detroit Free Press said in yes- terday's editions that Richard Page, chief of the U.S. Urban Mass Trans- portation Administration, said "un- der ce...…
… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 26, 1977-page 3 ItJU SEE S fPEI4CAL WNW, No, you take it Some people, although willing to steal anything else, simply refuse to steal the thunder from their partners in crime. That kind of argument, perhaps over who got to lift the next television set, or who made the most noise breaking in the door, split up a pair of burglars in Minneapolis yes- terday. The pair apparently began arguing shortly after b...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, October 26, 1977-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 42 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan State probe of city's :.invest-ments is needed After Mao: China v. world T HE STATE OF Michigan appar- I ently has decided that there is reasonable suspicion that ex-City Ac- countant Mark Levin's mishandling ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 26, 1977-Page,5 Phillips and Sorrels: Downright performers By BILL O'CONNOR He looks like a walk-on from an old John Wayne West- ern. A former archivist, duck farmer, poetry professor and --freight car rider, Bruce "U-Utah" Phillips sits on the porch of the Ark coffee house at 1421 Hill St. He's enjoying the warm, clear night and talking to members of a crowd that began forming an hour before his 9 o'clo...…
… e 6--Wednesday, October 26, 1977-The Michiaan Daily Humphrey's Senate return warm the differing points of view in this body that could not be reconciled," he said. HUMPHREY was pale and far thinner than when he last was in Washington, but he was clearly glad to be back. "It's just a joy to be around," he said. An aide tried several times to get Humphrey to move toward the entrance to the building andl on to his second-floor office, but the ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 26, U.N. schedules debate on hijack issue ED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - ers as well." on this matter at this verv tim" 4 UNITE k A LL The General Assembly, acting under the shadow of a possible international pilot strike, agreed yesterday to place the issue of airliner hijacking on its agenda. A hearing will open today in the assembly's 149-member special political committee, which will debate on the subjec...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Wdnesday, October 26, 1977-F SPOR TS OFFICIA L RA CIA LL Y SLURRED Two fr By PAUL CAMPBELL Two fraternities involved in an in- cident of severe racial abuse of an In- tramural sports official have been suspended from competition in the major team sports within their division. Sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, both perennial powers in the all-year point competition in the Fraternity Division, will not be allowed to...…
… y, October26, 177-The Michigan Daily reacts to new S. African flare-up v - and urge governments to block new investment there. In 1975 the United States, Britain and France used their council veto power to kill an arms embargo reso- lution against South Africa. American U.N. Ambassador An- drew Young, who says he person- ally favors some kind of sanctions, told reporters yesterday he does not believe a simple condemnation of South Africa's...…
…R1OOM FOR ETHNICS See Editorial Page V' L tx~t- w uij WET PROSPECTS High --62* Low -47° See Today for Details VpI. LXXXVIII, No. 41 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, October 25, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Panamanians vote 2-1 in favor of canal treaties PANAMA CITY (AP)-Panarpanians have given overwhelming approval to treaties signed with the United States that would give this country control of the Panama Canal by the year 2000, of- ficials...…
… Tuesd Thom PROFESSOR SHLOMO DESHEN DEPT. OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY a, Oct. 25, 4:00 p.m., 2402 Meson Noll "Community and Authority Among Oriental Jewsr Sponsored by Judaic Studies Program and Department of Sociology sdey, Oct. 27, 8:00 p.m., Hil/elfoundetfien, 1429 HillSt. "On Religion and Politics in Israel:What Hap- pens When Religions and Political Symbols Meet? r, Sponsored by B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation 41 Pa...…
…,I the Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 25, 1977-page 3 USEE I *PEN CA tl.'"J Article alleges Israel nuclear bomb arsenal YEAR END SALE Water, water everywhere. The Regents had a bit of fun at their Thursday meeting joking about the new water fountains in the Stadium. In addition to the 15 fountains in the rest rooms, there are now eight spanking new ones outside which, one cynic at " the meeting pointed out, means there is now one foun...…
… Page 4-Tuesday, October 25, 1977-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 41 News Phone: 764-0552 Edfited and managed by students at the University of Michigan ToMSA:Don't evict ethnic political groups from Unio: I AM a T-HA~ic(Au. 0 o ,' Ir UtI. THW OIL, P FFUJ6. 0 40 R+:F c r a M ¢ ~ ~ w I WI t Ga)T~aA t ,60 I PL% T~c~CRS . 1W, I'4O7 q-za- AST FRIDAY morning, Pres...…
…j Thp Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 25, 1977-Page 5 HIJACKINGS SPUR STRICT MEASURES MICHIGAN STUDENT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE OPENINGS W. Gern] BONN, West Germany (AP) West German border guards will en- force strict anti-hijack measures in West Germany and for West German planes abroad, the Ministry of Trans- port announced yesterday. The measures have been imposed because of the hijacking of a Luft- hansa plane that cost the life of the pilot ...…
… Page 6-Tuesday, October 25, 1977-The Michigan Daily Scientists discuss PBB effects on human health EAST LANSING (UPI) - Re- searchers and technicians from around the nation gathered yester- day for what was described as the first high-powered scientific confer- ence ever to focus on the environ- mentalvand health effects of PBB. Dr. Irving Selikoff of the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and members of his team who studied the effects of PB...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tues3*y, October 25, 1977-Page 7 'Joseph Andrews' gives money's worth By OWEN GLEIBERMAN Joseph Andrews is Tony Richardson's second screen adaptation of a Henry Fielding novel, the first being the ever-popular Tom Jones. Like its predecessor, the film is a bawdy, freewheeling excursion through the not-so-dainty world of seventeenth-century England, with an emphasis on fast-paced action and slapstick humor. Joseph Andrews ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 25, 1977-Page 9 Preacher smites atheist in Dixie debates NEW ORLEANS (AP)-An uproari- ous series of "debates" between the Chaplain of Bourbon Street and the. nation's best known atheist has been cut off in the middle of its run. . The Rev. Bob Harrington, the hustling Baptist evangelist whose headquarters is the New Orlans French Quarter, said yesterday the series had ended because, he "won a 32nd round TKO...…
… Page 10-Tuesday, October 25, 1977-The Michigan Daily lIG BLOW TO BLUE: ju peration By HENRY ENGELHARDT "He was th +Those 'Get Well Soon, Phil Hub- player int hard' cards can all but be mailed both endso today. better year 2"It may be torn cartilage," said M~ichigan team physician Dr. Gerald HUBBAR {'Connor. "I'll see Phil again today last yeari and make a final decision. If we bounds an Oerate it will probably be this mates as t week." pl...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 25, 1977-Page 11 NO LOTTERY II-tickets forall By RICK MADDOCK Michigan basketball student fans will cheer before the defending Big Ten champions take the court, because all those who applied for season tickets will get them. "We're going to take care of everybody even though we have just a little over 5,100 applications," said Michigan ticket manager Al Renfrew. RENFREW SAID between duplications and void ap...…
… Page 12-Tuesday, October 25, 1977-The Michigan Daily THOMPSON WINEY SUSPENDED Gopher trouble MINNEAPOLIS-A university of Minnesota committee reversed itself yesterday and voted to declare Big Ten scoring champion Michael Thom- pson and Dave Winey ineligible. THE NCAA on Oct. 21, 1976, had placed the entire mens' athletic program on probation because the university had refused to declare the two basket- ball players ineligible. The university ...…
…SH S SAV'ED See Editorial Page V' L Ltc 43UU 1 au MEDlIOICRE Nligh--55 Low-43 See Today for Details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 40 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, October 23, 1977 Ten Cents Ten Pages plus Supplemeni NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES DWINDLE Gophers ambush Blue, 16-0 'M' last shut out in '67 By JOHN NIEMEYER Special to The Daily MINNEAPOLIS - The Michigan Wolverines surrendered the Little Brown Jug, the Big Ten lead and their number on...…
… Home gadgets cut energy waste By DAN OBERDORFER Imagine your home snugly outfitted with crisp new insulation, inexpensive solar heaters attached to a few strategically located windows, a clock themostat turning the furnance on and off at regular intervals, and maybe even a low-flow shower head in the bathroom. Such an energy-efficient home would have half the fuel bill of an old unaltered home. THAT WAS the message conveyed at yesterday's E...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 23, 1977- YCOJ SEE t&S PP1DI CO liZ y - Happenngs .., are so sparse today that you might as well study for your mid- term ... they start at 7:30 tonight with a meeting of the Citizens for Gay Human Rights at Canterbury House, corner of Catherine and Division ...;at 8 p.m., un-married adults are invited to join a discussion-social session on "Comrmunication - Overcoming Barriers to Effective In- teraction," ...…
… >ber 23, 1977-The Michigan Daily JOOKING BACK THE WEEK IN REVIEW lots of space E ISSUE of space for student activities has been brewing on the us's back burner for months, but itil last week did it finally emerge ull-blown, important concern. The rts told two students, Steve Carne- >f UAC and Scott Kellman of MSA, ke proposals for resolving the is- ast week, the two were ready with rints, options, conclusions, and a critique of the way ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 23, 1977-Page 5 loves ELP Wait s-worth Emerson, Lake, and Palmer By AUSTIN VANCE Precisely at 8:30, only a half an hour late, Emerson Lake and Palmer took the stage at .Bowen Fieldhouse at Eastern Michigan University. No sev- enty piece orchestra this time; this was to be a no-frills concert. No frills, but lots of thrills. The crowd was unusually energetic beforehand, obviously up for a great concert. A...…
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…aits-worth the wait The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 23, 1977-Page 7 BRIDGE: Turning Tricks (Continued from Page 5) released before Foreign Affairs, and. he left the material from his first LP, Closing Time, untouched. Waits was most effective when signing his slow ballads; Bad Liver and a Broken Heart had the audien- ce hushed as Waits performed alone, accompanying himself surprisingly well on acoustic piano. The song is a ' bitter one, a...…
… tests under attack for P) -Culturally schools show that in the academic year makes .the Balboa High School dren, says, "It's our opinion that y trapped young' 1976-77, blacks were 29 per cent of total sophomore football team, there's no such thing as culture-free IQ sses for the men- 'student enrollnent and were 53.8 per But when he recalled his experience tests." Banning the tests in California ay be doing the cent of the students in the EMR...…
…By The Associated Press EVANSTON -- Ohio State's fourth ranked Buckeyes needed big play from Ron Springs, Rod Gerald anc Jeff Logan to overcome six turnover: yesterday and defeat winless North western 35-15 to take sole possession BIG TEN ROUNDUP tames 'Cats, 35 15 i- s1 d s1 to drop the Wolverines out of a first place tie. Springs ripped off a 72-yard run from scrimmage to set up Ohio State's first touchdown after North- western had take...…
… Page 10-Sunday, October 23,1977-The Michig Blue jan Daily blanked. I'ce neter seen our offense look like that. That's tde poorest offensivegamte we've evereplayed. } -B.o Sehem bechlter Wolverines held to (Continued from Page ,) 26 and then committed an error that buried them early. QUARTERBACK Rick Leach sprin-. ted left on the optionand pitched the ball behind the trailing Harlan Huckleby. Hucklebuy lost his footing when he put on the b...…
… Poge 8-Sunday, October 23, 1977-The Michigan Daily blanco (Continued from Page 3) one thing he is eager to shun, for it can hurt the progress and direction of what he feels should be a movement of the masses. But there is an underlying hard- ness in Blanco, perhaps only to be expected in a man who has narrowly escaped execution in his homeland and in Chile, who has spent years in prison, who has been twice exiled from Peru, who has survive...…
…Page 2-Sunday, October 23, 1977-The Michigan Daily RAMLINGS! stu mcconnell The Michigan Daily-Sunday ACROSS the desk from me sat a supremely disinterested manag- ing editor of the Milwaukee Journal. It was late on a grey afternoon in that grey city, and he wanted nothing more than to crawl into his car and putter home to watch the TV news in West Allis. But here' was this obviously con- fused kid who wanted a summer internship with his paper...…
… Page 6-=-Sunday, October 23, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Doily-Sunday; Ot FOD/sandi cooper THE DAY WAS HOT for an English May; it was to be the summer of the Big Drought. Our Vauxhall (we called her Sophie) was crowded with six, and we were all quite tired and hungry. We had spent the night in the charming harbor town of Boscastle, nestled on an inlet in the romantic nor- thwest section of Cornwall, ninety min- utes from the deso...…
…Page 4-Sunday, October 23, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sundc Monkey business it isn't, but ' scientists hope prmate researc yields clues to a distant kin man By George Lobsenz H IS ARM MUSCLES TENSE as he places his hand on a metal knob attached to an extension of his chair. As he turns the knob, a soft cooing noise intones from one of four loud-speakers arrayed in a semi-circle about five feet in front of him. Fidgety ...…
…PANAM''A See Editorial Page :j'.I L 3k~ ti AFFAB3LE ' High-64. Low--42 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 39 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 22, 1977 Ten Cents Ten Pag i "I FEEL A KINSHIP WIT H YOU" Carter confronts urban poor in Detroi By GREGG KRUPA KEITH RICHBURG 'M. EILEEN DALE-Y Special to The Daily DETROIT - President Carter held another communion with the people yesterday, but this time his audience was more than a ...…
… Church Worship Services Berkowitz mentally fit for trial, judge says NEW YORK (AP) - David Berko- witz will stand trial for the slaying of a Brooklyn woman in the year-long Son of Sam rampage which he said was dictated "by demons demanding blood," a judge ruled yesterday. Justice John Starkey, in a ruling described as unappealable, held the 24-year-old defendant mentally fit for trial after hearing a psychiatrist for the state declare: "Hi...…
… The Michigan Daily-+-Saturday, October 22, 1977-page 3 SETS UP FELLOW MEMBERS: ~tUSEE t' 2wS APE14CAtLZD. "A And the winner is ... Congratulations are in or- derfor Dr. Arthur Burks, pro- ~ fessor of computer and com- munications sciences and of Hanna accused by KCIA official philosophy, who has just been awarded the highest honor the University can bestow upon a senior faculty member. Named the Henry Russel Lec- turer for 1978, Burks is d...…
… age 4-Saturday, October 22, 1977--The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 39 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan It's tie togv e Panama e cy r Creg. 1 eser ves SHCHARANSKY AND OTHERS Some tales of Soviet terror By JACK HERZIG OLLING FASTER and faster for- ward on great clouds of right-wing ietoric, the issue of the Pana...…
…The Michigan Doily-Saturday, October 22, 1977-Page 5 Mengershausen dreams ... r S it lYl By KAREN BORNSTEIN Who says you must be sleeping to enter a dream world? Just walk into the Alice Simsar Gallery and you enter a world of dreamy, ethereal and mysterious ethchings and gou- aches of western American desert country, sensitively created by Cor- nelia von Mengershausen. Von Mengershausen, born in Bayr- ishzell, Germany in 1945, studied at t...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 22, 1977-Page 7 ' , | ||||||||| ' .il i ~ |||| i|||||||||||||||| illlllli i |- The IFIL KIEEK This Week's TV Highlights SATURDAY-Dustin Hoffman stars in "Little Big Man," Arthur Penn's version of the'winning of the West. SUNDAY-Don Meredith and Cindy Williams host "Happy Birthday, Las Vegas," and NBC takes a closer look at the first fifty years. MONDAY-Two cartoon specials: "It's Your First Kiss, Charlie ...…
… toage 8-Saturday, Octobgr 22 1977-The Michigan Daily BIG TEN WEEKEND Wildcats purr into OSU By DIANE SILVER The Big Ten football race approaches the halfway mark with Michigan and Ohio State leading the league, both un- defeated in conference play. The "Big Two" look like clear shots for the Rose Bowl, but there still remain four teams, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, and Michigan State, with only one conference loss apiece and an outside chance...…
…'RESSIVE A T HOME: 17s7 The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 22, 1977-Page 9; ' ' y 4 s h e dg ra s b u gb o o By SCOTT LEWIS Special to The Daily MINNEAPOLIS - Even the top- ranked team in the nation has a losing streak to worry about today. Be it coincidence or not, Michi- gan's previous _two losses have concurred with itswlast two adven- tures into the relative jungle-like en- vironment of a natural grass playing field. The fate-tempting...…
… Daily (Cont er said, ut of the ing proje to some t darter relates to etroit's urbanites inued from Page 1) eXperienceS. To a woman concerned with the YOUNG WAS ONE of the few black 'positive commitment" in regard to need for national planning. And over Carter's visit. Demo 'My first home, when I. plight of migrant workers the Presi- leaders who stood by Carter after federal funds for Detroit. because that was not addressed, I piceted in fro...…
…DUBIOUS PROMISES SeeEdlitorial page for details 4', Sit ~ 1 uiI AUTUMNAL See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIIi, No. 38 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, October21, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Paes $30 MILLION HIKE NEEDS LANSING APPROVAL Regents request budget increase GEO OKs 'U'offer on }Esalary increaxse By SUE WARNER The Graduate Employes Organiza- tion (GEO) voted Wednesday night to accept the University's offer of an im- mediate 5.75 per cent ...…
… Page 2-Friday, October21, 1977-The Michigan Daily Budget hike asked (Continuedfro Directors of the student-conscious" attempts to -bring the Union. imPage ) Union is "very and is making students back to Wells stressed that the University pays the Union-only a quarter the amount given to similar institutions,, such as the Memorial Union at the University of Wisconsin. Thus, he said, the Union has to support itself. TO CHAR4 ES that the Uni...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 21, 197-Page 3 CAPTOR FREES HOSTAGES, SHOOTS SELF: . flJU-SEE twES E(AP- CIiZD"JAY It appears another University professor will soon join the ranks of the high and, uh, somewhat mighty. No less a luminary than President Jimmy Carter has nominated University law professor Harry Ed- wards to serve on the board of directors of Amtrak, the national passenger railroad company. Edwards, who specializes in labor ...…
… -Friday, October 21, 1977-The Michigan ily TENANTS CORNER Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 CXVIII, No. 37 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan More dorm space needed Vol. LX) M1ack rule in South Africa von't come without force 1 OUTH AFRICA'S white rulers have ) made clear their plans for the fu- re of that country - and those plans )n't include rel...…
