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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 6, 1978-P Yiddish novelist wins lit prize Ann Arbor's Oldest And Finest Natural Foods Restaurant STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) - Isaac Bashevis Singer, the Polish-born American author whose moving ac- counts of Jewish life in Polish ghettos brought "universal human conditions to life," yesterday won the 1978 Nobel Prize for Literature. Singer, 74, a resident of New York City, was a surprise choice for the $164,7...…

…A FULL SERVICE MEXICAN RESTAURANT with DANCING NIGHTLY presents - - - - Ann Arbor's Premier Discoteque 611 CHURCH ST.-NEAR SOUTH UNIVERSITY 995-5955 Page 6-Friday, October 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily Strike empties candy machines *1 Washtenaw jail chief resigns post By SHELLEY WOLSON If you've been thwarted in obtaining your library study break candy bars this week, you may still have to hold out a little longer. Employees of the Ann Arbor ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 6, 1978-Page 7 McCan By BILL BARBOUR Les McCann's music is hard to categorize. In most record shops he is listed under jazz, but his music covers the spectrum from jazz to pop to soul to ospel to rock. This flexibility is what -rakes his records successful and made his Wednesday night show at The rcond Chance a special delight. What puts McCann a notch above ther performers of his ilk is the way he :bmmunica...…

…age 8-Friday, October 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily. 0 Al TI Itf . -1- with -t. .-ill AuraC .. swa. ,, ,m t= i :uS A A I I p U ,,I 1 I Av. 'RIeI ediote Occ 961-1200 'Mt e &i 10 kl - juT bdrs t , V4 $21A -,fr , h ~UIT 79,7 7 YI n" If ; CALL 764-0557 .-, RTEIL VWARRINGTOI~N LES35-)r" ALE SO "'W 11P 4 serks Jr to assiiTn iversifi "bin fond ro. . i )OKKEEP BLDG~io ? I is . M M e f r e 8 3 J2 2 6 0 F 8109 IS 49 Le"Av/7...…

…H~i e in SFor the week of H ppenigs October 6 to October 12 The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 6, 1978-Page 9 I CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S 1931 CITY LIGHTS The funniest of Chaplin's comedies? Only THE GOLD RUSH comes close to the laughs that the drunken millionaire and the prize fight scenes produce. Don't forget the elephant either . .. The most touching of his films? That beyond question-perhaps the most moving silent ever made. SAT: CARARET Fr...…

… MEDIATRICS NAT. SCI. AUD. $1.50 FRI. OCT. 6 GOODBYE GIRL. 7 Neil Simon's THE GOODBYE GIRL is about laughing and falling in love again .., about bloopers we all pull and the happiness of just hanging in there. RICHARD DREYFUSS and MARSHA MASON are excellent in this heart warming movie. .§} § SAT. OCT. 7 Lady Sings the Blues 7 & 9:30 Based on Billie Holiday's autobiography. DIANA ROSS becomes § Billie in a most-amazing way. Even the feeling in ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 6, 1978-Page 11 Last of the Ninth By RICK MADDOCK John hurls 4-hitter at PhiL YanAks and Royats . . *0 .Night and Day A T LEAST BOTH Kansas City and New York have songs named after them, because that's about the only similarity the two cities, and more importantly, the two baseball teams have. The slow easy going Midwest versus the fast paced grind of the Big Ap- ple. Reggie Jackson, the biggest egotist in...…

… Background of Spiritual Science hn Nineteenth Cetury Austria a lecture by h Prof. Douglas E. Miller Dept. of Modern Languages University of Michigan, Flint Saturday, October 7, 1978-8:00 P.m. Rudolf Steiner House 1923 Geddes Avenue Ann Arbor, Michigan THE PUBLIC IS INVITED SPONSORED BY THE RUDOLF STEINER INSTITUTE OF THE GREAT LAKES AREA Good food, domestic 8 Imported beers at great prices: '/z lb. Sirloin & 12 oz. shell: $2.55 $3.00 pitchers...…

…4M'GO CANHAM? See Editorial Page LIEt i Ia1 'M' G O BLAH High--55 Low--35 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 7, 1978 Ten Cents Ten Pages Senate grants extension for ERA WASHINGTON (AP) - Jubilant backers of the Equal Rights Amen- dment (ERA) were given three more years to win ratification of the ERA yesterday and immediately predicted a new momentum that could carry them to victory. The vote marked the first time Congress has e...…

…Page 2--Saturday, October 7, 1 978-The Michigan Daily C h r hWr h ip S rv c e EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 2535 Russell Street Sunday School-10 a.m. Morning Worship-11a.m. Thursday Bible Study and Prayer- 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening Service, 727 Miller, Community Room-6:00 p.m.- For spiritual help or a ride to our. services please feel free to call Pastor Leonard Sheldon, 761-0580. Affiliated with G.A.R.B.C. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 120 S. State...…

… The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 7, 1978-Page 3 Recycle Ann Arbor: Trash is their business I ; .... : ~ ..... . , F YOU SEE NEWS {ALW A1L DAJtY hopper stopper Late night Burger King diners Betty Rice and Renee Mann got a lit- tle more than they could digest Tuesday night. Sitting by the window in the Maynard eaterie, their midnight snack was interrupted by an urgent knocking on the panes above them. Casually glancing up at the distur...…

…Page 4-Saturday, October 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily Why not Vorster for University president-? Vbrster By Andy Feeney oAnotherstack and totally avoidabl campus, and what's worse, it's just at the time when most of us would like the place to settle down and be mellow so the folks will have a nice time when they zip in from the "Motor City'" for Homecoming. When I say "most of us," I mean me, of course. I don't care what your folks think of H...…

…NOW PLA YING INMNA NCHES TER: The Michigan Daily-Sturday, October 7, 1978-Page 5 An elegantly simple 'Subject' By RENEE SHILCUSKY The Black Sheep Repertory Theatre's production of the Pulitzer Prize- The subject Was Roses By Frank Gilroy Black Sheep Repertory Theatre John Cleary .... ............ James Presser Nettie Cleay ............. Roberta Yule Owen Timmy Cleary..............Robert Beaupre Stan Gill and Phillip Bowman, directors; Barba...…

…Page 6-Saturday, October 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily Two cats: small Siamese and striped black and gray male. Both wearing flea collars, vicinity of Wall Street. Call 662-9651. 11A1 11 uDYNr iu iC for Friday, uctoner 1s. Call Marilyn at 668-6147. 40B1007 SOLEX 3800 MOPED-good condition, runs great. $V5. Call 426-8542 after 5. 42B1010 DRUMMERS-Like some training from a practiced player? Experienced with beginners, all ages; knowledgeable many...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 7, 1978-Page 7 Senate passes tuition, WANT REGENT ERA SUPPOR T: tax credit, From Wire Service Reports' The Senate, voting on a series of. amendments to the Finance Commit- tee's $23 billion tax-cut bill, yesterday approved a proposal to give parents of college students a tuition tax credit. In a flurry of election year activity, the Senate also voted in favor of Sen. Edward Kennedy's (D-Mass.), amen- dme...…

…Page 8--Saturday, October 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily FORMER U-M AIDE HEADS ARIZONA: Mason's crew set to challenge Blue i Im., By PAUL CAMPBE LL Tony Mason has been here before. Back . in the mid-60's, he spent four years assisting then-Michigan coach Bump Elliott. But ten years have brought a lot of changes. There were no maddening crowds back then. There was no Tartan Turf. rhere was no Bo Schembechler, which meant that beating 'Michigan a...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 7, 1978-Page YANKEES TAKE 2-1 SERIES EDGE NY homers flush Rovals By the Associated Press NEW YORK-Just call it the Reggie and Thurman show. Thurman Munson's two-run eighth- inning homer put the finishing touch on what Reggie Jackson started yesterday with a solo homer in the second inning, a run-scoring single in the fourth and a 415-foot sacrifice fly in the sixth. The one-time adversaries, who pooled the...…

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…I FREEDOM.OF THE PRESS See. Editorial Page £EIEn IaiI PORTENTOUS High-54 Law--25 See Today for details F Vol. LIX. No. 28 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, October 8, 1978 Ten Cents Ten Pages plus Supplement Coupons may be rip-off for students By LEONARD BERNSTEIN and JEFFREY WOLFF Hundreds of local residents - almost all of them University students - are victims of a contradictory set of cir- cumstances involving thousands of dollars of...…

…Page 2-Sunday, October 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily DEPT. OF PHILOSOPHY is sponsoring a public lecture by DR. ARYEH NEIER Visiting Prof. of New York University Law School Former Executive Director of American Civil Liberties Union 1970-78 "Defending Freedom for the Enemies of Freedom: American Nazis and Free Speech" Rackhamn Amphitheatre Monday, Oct. 9 4 p.m. Receive The Daily daily! Subscribe Call 764-0558 RHODESIAN LEADERS IN WASHINGTON: Smi...…

…rOU SEE EWS A3P01n C&L AY Next to last chance The deadline is fast approaching for those interested in register- ing for the November election. Tuesday, Oct. 10 will be the final day for new voters to put their names on the rolls. Those who have previously voted in Ann Arbor need not register to vote here. Those who have relocated since the last time they voted (and who among us hasn't moved recently in this highly transient community) should ...…

…Page 4-Sunday October 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily LOG BATHE WEEK IN REVIEW Presidential selection process still in doubt Things haven't changed much since last week when it looked like the Michigan. Student Assembly (MSA) would boycott the selection process for the next University president. Tuesday night, MSA decided to wait a week before deciding to boycott the Regents' presidential selection process. MSA has refused to participate in the pr...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 8, 1978-Page 5 AMERICAN* R M RO NCE by mike taylor PATTI SMITH'S upcoming visit to Ann Arbor for a couple of poetry readings at Second Chance brings back some memories. Last February. It was a mighty cold night in Ann Arbor, and though hundreds of fans had assembled outside Second Chance by 7 p.m., the management wouldn't let us in until 8:30, the time written on everybody's tickets. We kept warm by taking t...…

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…The Michigan Doily-Sunday, October 8, 1978-Page Area anti-nuclear protestors Daily Photo by WAYNE CABLE A GROUP OF NUCLEAR FOES post some anti-"nuke" information on the fence surrounding the Enrico Fermi II plant in Monroe. The trek to the fence was at the tail-end of a demonstration sponsored by a pair of area anti-nuclear energy groups yesterday afternoon. WHAT IMPACT WILL IT HA VE? PBB taints race for governor demonstrate By R. J. SMITH ...…

…October 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily SOONERS ROLL OVER TEXAS ND nips stubborn State By The Associated Press lex b erograms .-r EAST LANSING-Vagas Ferguson and Jerome Heavens eached charged for a touchdown and supplied Notre Dame with a strong ground attack yesterday as the Irish downed a stub- born Michigan State, 29,25, in a con- tinution of the longtime nonconference Pr eparat on Specialsts Since 1938 college football rivalry.. For Informa...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 8, 1978Page 9 DODGERS DEDICATE GAME TO GILLIAM: Nettles bobbles New York Yankee third baseman' Graig Nettles bobbles a ball off the bat of Kansas City Royal Frank White in the second inning of last night's AL playoff game. Nettles was more of a hero than a goat last night, however, as the Yankees clin- ched a berth in their third straight World Series. He recovered on this play in time to throw out White...…

…'Cats catch Wolverine (Continued from Page 1) team had committed in its previous three games.. "THE ARIZONA offense controlled the ball quite a bit on us and that con- tributed to our problems." The Wildcats managed 256 total yar- ds while Michigan was collecting 273, out passing the Wolverines 92 yards to 50. "I'm surprised that they ran as well as they did," said Schembechler, "but I knew they'd run on us.'" Arizona dominated the entire fi...…

… Page 8-Sunday, October 8, 1.978-The Michigan Daily food .0 (Continued from Page 7) Pradie was still shaking his head and looking perplexed, so I explained. "We are convinced that he is a member of the club to which all the victims belonged. He is a government leader who thirsts for more power, and thinks he can attain it by destroying France's political system. He is cold and calculating, but we have found a weakness in his armor, and...…

… Page 2-Sunday, October 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily RAMBLINGS/gregg krupa. M ORNINGS AND S(nday afternoons are not what they used to be. I am not a person who wakes up easily. After the alarm clock rings, I need quick stimuli to keep my nervous system working. Coffee and an English muffin have always proved helpful. But the effects of hot caffeine soon fade. I need something more to occupy a mind all too accustomed to functioning in neutral....…

…Page 6-Sunday; October 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily iTS . -.A Less government: The 'truth according to William Simon By Mark Parrent A TIME FOR TRUTH By William Simon McGraw Hill, 248 pp., $12.50 DON'T LET the fact that A'Time for D Truth is written by a former Secretary of the Treasury stop you from reading William Simon's conser- vative message - it's not a blitz of complicated economic and mathematic jargon. Simon's laissez-faire defe...…

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… DIGGS See Editorial Page cl Lit i4au i ItilQ INCOMMODIOUS High-mid 60's Lowe mid 40's See Today for details Vol. LIX, No. 29 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, October 10, 1978 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages Possible forg By LEONARD BERNSTEIN door-to-door in recent weeks. It has Forged contracts are responsible for been the source of controversy because the rash of bad coupons that have several area merchants, claiming not plagued Ann Arbor co...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, October 10, 1978-The Michigan Daily Fleming's State of 'U' reflective (Continued from Page 1) were members of the Washtenaw Coun- ty Coalition Against Apartheid, AFSC- W4E, Organizing Committee for Clericals, and Campus Labor Support Group. The protesters didn't disrupt Fleming's address, as most dispersed after it got underway. Fleming, reflecting rather University, said the coincident issues of the Vietnam War and civil righ...…

… The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 10, 1978--Page 3 Tax bill deadline nears REF, r' If' YMUSEE NwvvS AMN CALL rD Take ten On October 10, 1968 the now-defunct Board of Governors of Residence Halls recommended that the Regents abolish the dormitory residence requirement for sophomore women. In explaining the decision, John Feldkamp, University Housing Sdirector at the time, said, "the board's position was that they recognize a process of. evo...…

…4-Tuesday, October 10, 1978-The Michigan Daily mbe Sirbiau maiI Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom. Vol. LIX, No. 29 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Will South America's giant cast off the military cloak? C - CD~r'P - , VJrItA KYI=-- r' rA -/j / IOX /. DIST FELD NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE 47 THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL 'Congratulations! We've decided to parole you into the 20th century!' j m SAN...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 10, 1978-Page 5 FIRST BALLOTS CAST NEXT SUNDAY: Cardinals predict 'easy' pope selection VATICAN CITY (AP) - Roman Catholic cardinals will cast their ballot for a new pope next DSunday, the Vatican announced yesterday. The dean of the College of Cardinals; reflecting widespread sentiment, predicted the election will be brief and easy. The congragation of cardinals, running the church in the period between ...…

…I Page 6-Tuesday, October 10, 1978-The Michigan Daily SACUA wants voice on Library Council Coupon contracts may be forges (Continued from Page 1) + I By ADRIENNE LYONS The University Library Director met with members of the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs (SACUA) yesterday to discuss a plan which would give SACUA the right to participate in the selection process for members of the University Library Council. .The proposal ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 10, 1978-Page-7 A flawless Horowitz By MARK JOHANSSON If one ev~nt could be singled out as the high point of the 1978-79 University Musical Society year, it probably took place last Sunday. Clearly the sense of history and the outstanding solo vir- tuosity of Vladimir Horowitz made Sunday afternoon unique and memorable. Horowitz's performance was the opening concert of the 100th Choral Vladimir Horowitz S...…

…Horowitz flawless as usual) (Continued from Page 7) made his greatest use of dynamics. THE FINAL piece before inter- mission was the Sonata in B-flat minor, Op. 35. Unlike the classical sonatas, each movement of this work is stylistically different, yet the whole is dramatic and moving. In the thun- dering first section of the Scherzo, where quickly repeated chords form the melody, the chords were played ex- tremely precisely and every note ...…

… The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, October 10, 1978- f .4 I It gets down to what you want to do and what you have to do. Take the free Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics lesson and you can do it-handle all the work college demands and still have time to enjoy college life. You can dramatically increase your reading speed today and that's just the start. Think of the time, the freedom you'd have to'do the things you want to do. For twenty years the one...…

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…This Week in Sports BASEBALL The divorce season will hit its peak after this week as professional sports reaches its congested best (or worst). Get your beer early as the "World Serious" starts, football continues its longest season ever, and, believe it or not, both pro hockey and pro basketball seasons get underway. The beloved 'U' is not devoid of activity either, as play occurs in four different sports. The baseball season climaxes (and no...…

…Graduating seniors, graduate and professional school students, and recent alumni of the Uni- versity of Michigan are eligible to enter the 1979 Luce Scholars competition now underway. For further information, contact Dr. Vincent P. McCar- ren, 160A Rackham Building, 764-2218. Page 12-Tuesday, October 10, 1978-The Michigan Daily Big Ten Standings Conference Wisconsin........ . ................. MICHIGAN ................... ......... Purdue .....…

…lSU BOASTS POTENT OFFENSE: 11 ,!DI Just a bruise;'Leach set for State---- 1. Okouie aI (5) The Michiaon Daily-Tuesday, October 10, 1978-Pag'ei p Twenty UPI Top Twenty -- Points 5-0-0 1,248 1. Oklahoma (35) 5-0 406 5) 4-0-0 1,144 2. So. Calif. (5) 4-0 555 4-0-0 1,071 3. Penn St. (1) 6-0 509 (3) 6-0-0 1,071 4. MICHIGAN 4-0 498 4-0-0 1,040 5. Arkansas 4-0 398 4-0-0 931 6. Texas A&M 4-0 385 4-1-0 841 7. Alabama 4-1 35 4-1-0 743 8. Nebraska 4-1 ...…

…Page 14-Tuesday, October 10, 1978-The Michigan Daily MSA won't boycott plan HONORS CHIEF TO RETIRE AFTER 18 YEARS: (Continued from Page 1) Petoskey), Thomas Roach (D-Ann Ar- bor), and Robert Nederlander. (D- Birmingham), that -any name being considered by the regents will be seen by all the committees, and the regents definitely want student input. However, these assurances have not been put into writing. The regents have suggested a set of ...…

…LEBANON See Editorial Page P LIE41 Iai1 INSIPID High-O s Low-48 See Today for details Vol. IIX, No. 30 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 11,, 1978 Ten Cents Ten Pagei Hopes high, This is the first of a two part That optimism powers Greene's bid Rep series on the race for the U.S. for the U.S. Second District stro Congressional seat, a campaign which a po Congress seat from the Second has continually been hampered by ofi Distri...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, October 11, 1978-The Michigan Daily X G V (r 1R i E 1 _1 i l I' r pfp :. . fik i e, Univer ex-Mayo dual role the faults weak ma before ap Internati Wheele oxperien mayor'sc time job Oart-time WHEE in April preferen disbande votes ahe Stepheny ,Two ye reelectio when it v had vote judge o Wheeler ambitiou ward co Belcher. He we first ran requests party, he Ond wor was 58J platingr was un 'esearch the cha lepartmi School A p...…

… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 11, 1978-Page 3 Refugees cite more terror in Cambodia SHE STOOPS To CONQUER A 'lii l-l; W I A M IxACr I I i - (FflU SEE NEHA MVM CA LL A1-DNL Correction. . Yesterday's story about possible revisions in the academic calendar indicated that the changes would take place in 1980. Actually, the proposals could take effect as early as the Fall term of 1979. We sincerely apologize for the error. Fritz to chat...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, October 11, 1978-The Michigan Daily ~br 3ibigmn m aiI Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LIX, No.30 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Lebanon for the Lebanese THERE WAS A TIME when Leba- justice and it proved to be the seeds of non was the jewel of the Arab its decline. world. Advanced in commerce, education, justice - it was the most progressive of all nations in the A...…