…F NC M~rlt-AN VAILYr Tuesday. October 19, 1976 ..iref rrrv i I .............. 94 ip 'I I get the job lone MEN=- 9- ------------------ ... ....... .% I -I I ROOMMATES BUSINESS SERVICES FEMALE ROOMMATE Needed-Own TYPING SERVICES. IBM correting Room. Washer/Dryer. $80 & share Selectric, day or evenings, 769-2256 utilities. Linda, 971-9164. 21Y1023 25J1024 CUSTOM T-SHIRTS for teams ROOMMATE WANTED - 2-bdrm. clubs, cliques, Fr...…
…Page Six> THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wgdnesdavn Ornher20l 106' _,. ~ %S~l Pul LVt 17 / V " I !r.. , >.: ; C (4 V get tie jole i '_ - --- - ------ ,';' ' S - , ROOMMATES FOR RENT FEMALE ROOMMATE, own room in BASEMENT APARTMENT for rent. 4 bdrm. rustic farmhouse. 10 min. $160/month. 994-0198. 3001024 from campus. 11 acres, no lease. --_-_---.-. -_ $105 month. 994-5837. 50Y1023 SINGLE ROOM for rent in co-op, I $120/month, campus loca...…
… get the, MMMOW HELP WANTED FEMALE GRAD. Student with pleasing personality to personally ; a s s i s t disorganized businessman part-t'me, flexible hours. 761-1528,. 761-5410. 33H1022 PERSONAL _______________ - - -.- .---- --.----..---GROUP OF PROFESSIONALS, uni- ROOMMATES WANTED TO RENT TICKETS BUSINESS SERVICES USED CARS -i feso touointi proand able. spare-time business for second FEMALE ROOMMATE, own-room in MY DOG AND I are looking for a...…
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…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY- Saturday, October 23, 1976 I [ 41 *q I I } X X} k , ,x: =< i _ 1 4 S ' t " _ I ( get the job d'ne U mmomomm" ROOMMATES FEMALE ROOMMATE, own room in 4 bdrm. rustic farmhouse. 10 min. from campus. 11 acres, no lease.: $105 month. 994-5837. 50Y 1023 ROOMMATE WANTED - Female grad or working woman to shareI large West Side house. Occupancy negotiable. Call Joan, eves., 663-3137.- 55Y10271 FEMALE ROOMM...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 24, 1976 __, r r ,. _ , /' 1 =. ; , ,t $ rr . ti S.,i': IV ( Irl" I ) get the job done \i _' i ROOMM ATES MALE, share farmhouse; own room;: semi-vegetarian; 15 minutes to cam- pus; $60/month. 665-7013. 32Y1026 ROOMMATE WANTED - Female{ grad or working woman to sharet large West Side house. Occupancy negotiable. Call Joan, eves., 663-3137. 55Y10271 FEMALE WANTED to share large...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 26, 1976 M-NOMMA-W-4 -, 4e. - c - ,:,, a, l , '. "ti IM , a n. i° l ) get the job lone I r I - - I / 1 ROOMMATES TICKETS USED CARS REASONABLE WOMAN over 25 WANTED-Minnesota tickets, Will FOR SALE-'68 VW Bug. No rust, wanted to share 3rd floor, 2 bed- pay $7 each. 761-2373. 57Q1027 rebuilt engine. Call 761-1767 around room apt, with female of varied ------ - dinnertime. 54N1030 inter...…
…1: Page Six- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 27, 1976 f 20 . l l J get the job (lone 11 ( J J -I-.-' 'I d I IIPIIIIwq I ROOMMATES FOR RENT FOR SALE WANTED-Intelligent, sophisticated OWN ROOM, excellent location, no SHEEPSKIN COATS Uncontracted Classified Rates roommates for next fall. Interested? lease, own entrance, $91.25 rent. Vests and hats for men, women. Contact Jim at 668-6470. Sense of 665-2137. 67C1029 ...…
…Page Sixs THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 28, 19~76 1i h ,1 t 4 5. ' r (I 11 11 g;et the job dcone I I ROOMMATES FOR RENT TICKETS NE-WANTED-Intelligent, sophisticatedf ONE BEDROOM unfurnished apart- NEED~ 4 rin or Ili. tickets, to- roommates for next fall, Interested? anent in house near campus. <205/!igather 662-2310 77QI029 Contact Jim at 668-6470. Sense of month,. 663-6418 after six. 76C1030 humor a must, 58Y1102 ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Frid0y, October 29, 1 9~7~ Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridcjy, OCtobor 29, T9*78 COUNTY RACES RAISE NEW ISSUES: FA 103 EMU Office of Campus Life PRESENTS H ANCOCK IN CONCERT with WAH WA H WATSON TUESDAY, NOV. 2 at 9:00 p.m. inePEASE AUDITORIUM $7.00 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: McKENNYUNION-EMU SKOOLKIDS RECORDS-ANN ARBOR WHEREHOUSE RECORDS-YPSI. VITAG E WINES t fleail Pren S. University near Wshtendw 709-1744 UNI...…
…Page Six - THE MICHIGAN DAILY .;nioaej 0 ~h~ -1C 100 - I 4Iru JI.. ly, uczooer -iv.. 1 v It> "-,; ~4~I U I L F ) i 1111111 I t ge h oF((n get the IjOb ln :<h.:' M Ylii^ titi is 1: PPF iI F i -I ii ROOMMATES 1 MALE ROOMMATE - Furnished 2, bedroom apt. Prefer quiet, studious person. $102.50 pis electric, very nice. 663-4589. 02Y1103 WANTED-Intelligent, sophisticated roommates for next fall. Interested? Contact Jim at 668-...…
… Page Six ePr p pn p p+P Pl '.=_urpip nmp.p . THt Ml(.kGAN DAILY Sunday, October 31, 1 X76 Pace Si THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October31, 1q76 wwwomommowwww" MINE Z7 1 (4 sa E l "1; V I it g et the job donie m I Po I w , 1 P Mo= I ommmommmonowl Unco'tracted Classified Rates DS 1 2 3 4 5 6 add. FOR RENT FURNISHZD APTS. One dock from campus. 4 mo. winter lease. Uni- versity Towers, 761-2680. ectec j MLP WANTED LOST AND FO...…
…Friday, October 1, 1971 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Fage Seven1 I. *0 . :: ti b'+n, ._ ,: tiSA -.."k3 ..t>px;,:<: -4s...x2 .. :ucaJ& .... -" - . AO% J .. -------- -------- FLT to the-ot, ....... u..__.._r......._._... .._....._.....,. .._._.....,...,.,.,s.....,......t...k. ,,,.s.,..,.k .s,.....,..,,,, .a.,...v.xaoaa t. e: . ocr:,,; ,aaa,.aa ru.*r. ..Y. .... ... 11 .. he a W E ' . . '' I WANTED TO RENT ROOM WANTED-Six weeks begin.! O...…
…Saturday, October 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven h ° 115 =SMICHIGAN STADIUM AWES WAKE FOREST: Blue By ANDY GLAZER "Dammy, dammy, dammy." "Holy _- -_--." Jeez, Ih didn't think it'd be this big." Such were a few of the Wake Forest Demon Deacons' reac- tions upon entering mighty Michigan Stadium yesterday at 3 p.m. Groves Field, the Deacons' home base, seats 30,500. The next largest arena that Wake Forest will play in this year holds ...…
…Sunday, October 3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven MPA. OUT OF UCLA ties Buckeyes; BOUNDS by Rich Leruernartan - Band day a yawner .. . . ..Except for the bands DON CANHAM hosted the world's largest sleep-in yesterday, as' over 85,000 persons paid to watch the Michigan Wolverines yawn to victory over Wake Forest at Michigan Stadium. r %AL.i 4%.L, 1 Only a half-time show which featured Benny Goodman 13,000 high school musicians...…
… Tuesday, October 5, 1976 ' Ht MiCI-1(GAN DAILY Page Seven V, (I FS" J m ;: fi r r .wr rr i ( get thejob done # 4 r. Nib . MMAMMMKW=S* i-M TICKETS WILL SELL 1 M.S.U., Minnesota and Ilinois ticket, Section 26. Call 995-5816. 07Q1007 NEEDED: 2 or more reasonably priced MSU football tickets. Call 995-8994, please. dQ1007 STUDENT apartment for rent, 3 bedrooms, older house, living room and kitchen. Near Arb and S. Uni- versi...…
…Wednesday', October 6, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday, October 6, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pa Sev~ Moe ie By DON MacLACHLAN Wherever Michigan defensive co-ordinator Gary Moeller goes, success is not far behind. In his 12 years of coaching he has never been associated with a losing team. Since coming to campus for the first time on January 10, 1969, Moeller has made great defense a tradition at Michigan. Starting with the fal...…
…Thursday, October 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAIPY Page Seven Thursday, October 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven UAW considers tentative agreement, 2nd District race boils Thailand hit by coup (Continued from Page 1) and an end = to a nationwide strike now in its 23rd day. Sources said a key element in the pact is a provision for" 13 more paid days off spread over the three years Ford eral wage increases averaging about 3 per cent a y...…
…liday, October 8, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rage Seven iday, October 8, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Eerey backs Pursell bid (Continued from Page 1) Baltic nations are forever be- imaginative solution to a hind the Iron Curtain," ugh problem - it's a nation-1 Percy meanwhile commended model."' the Soviets far their apparent ON EDUCATION, an area reluctance to share their nu- irsell says is his primary con- clear technology and materi...…
…Saturday, October 9, 197t THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven _ _ . State coach fights rookie jinx By RICH LERNER It takes a coach, a year to I Darryl Rogers is fighting his- learn the intensity of the rival-t tory. Never before in the 78- ry. year history of the Michigan- Schembechler learned his les- Michigan State series have the son after his only loss to the Spartans beaten Michigan with Spartans, 23-12 in 1969.7 a rookie coach at the hel...…
…Sunday, October 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnao Sever rvyc acvcr. 'Y PASSES FAIL TO HELP STATE: Blue bulldozes past Spartans (Continued from Page 1) tore," said Lytle. "When you, halted Spartan drives with in- hear something tear and every- terceptions, the second of which thing loosens up, it really scar- wolfman Jerry Zuver returned es you." 60 yards for a touchdown. Lytle, a track sprinter who The first, by defensive end once finis...…
…5 Tuesday, October 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pace Seven t Tuesday, October 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____________________________________________ I ...y., v,,O-w 1 i . - , Inside Straight Andy Glazer v.... t Bo on top-ranking, . . . ..'makes no difference' IT SEEMS A shade absurd for a 20-year-old college sportswriter to be appraising a 47-year-old college football coach at the top of his profession, but absurdity has never sto...…
…Wednesday, October 13, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Sevei WensaOcoe 3 17 HICIA AL Doubles trouble for CMU as women netters win 6-3 YANKS TAKE LEAD Reds rally clinches NL flag By HENRY ENGELHARDT Special To The Daily MT. PLEASANT - Michigan's women's tennis team swept the doubles competition and narrowly escaped. defeat here yester-. day in a 6-3 triumph over Central Michigan. The Chippewas provided the toughest competition the Wolv...…
…Thursday, October 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Thursday, October 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ends anchor option defense for By RICK BONINO You can't always believe everything you read. Take, for example, the typi- cal Michigan football roster.- In it, you'll find the symbol DE- defensive end - across from John An- derson, Rex Mackall, Tom Seabron and Dom Tedesco. But to picture these men as the type of player the title traditi...…
…Friday, Odober 15, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 15, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Ford claims Carter has 'slandered' the nation (Continued from Page 1) wouldn't interfere with the spe- cial prosecutor." THE PRESIDENT also denied that two recent decisions - to send sophisticated new weapons to Israel and to increase agri- cultural support prices - were based on politics. Carter, in remarks to a Lib- eral party dinner i...…
…Saturday, October 16, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Saturday, October 16, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven BLUE WINS OPENER, 7-6: lcers By BOB MILLER special To The Daily MADISON - A new season is underway for the Michigan' hockey team and it couldn't have started off in a better fa- shion. Dave DeBol knocked in his third goal of the game 4:13 into overtime to give the Wol- verines a 7-6 win here at the Dane County Coliseum. Wisc...…
…Sunday, October 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PCOO, Seven ... uyc ..rarvc I Couples share professorial positions I (Ocontinued from Page 3) another professional colleague always on call, always interest- ed in what you're doing." "When you get a good idea and you're both in the lab,". Ethel added, "all you have to do is walk a few steps and tell him about it. When it's hot, then really good collaboration de- velops. Whereas, if I had to ...…
…Tuesday,-_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PtIAO' id tit'/ N1 rage seven rt Riegle admits to extra-marital affair (Continued from Page 1) BOTH ESCH and Rockefeller that was referred to in the De- said they thought the disclosure troit News was a foolish mis- could have an .adverse effect take and has been a source of on Riegle's election chances, great regret to me." but neither said they thought' Esch and former GOP Gov. it should be cause for d...…
…Wednesday, October 20, 1976 CUNCY TAKES 3-0 LEAD ' ~~~~~ Reds NEW YORK -- Dan Driessen, in Cin- cinnati's lineup only because of a rule change his manager detests, ripped a home run and two other hits yesterday night to lead the Reds tq a 6-2 victory over the New York Yankees and a vir- tually unbeatable three-game lead in base- ball's 1976 World Series. The victory left the Reds one triuniph away fromn their second straight World C...…
…Thursday, October 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "k A* I Pge Seen Proposal A meets strong opposition VA nurses detail (Continued from Page 1) "We Schrotenbore added that pro- 'ut we don't have the wmnev, have to do something to posal advocates have not spent much money in Ann Arlbor "be- cause %people here are well in- formed and well organized.. We're trvinn to use money rais- r ., get the attention of the people of the state," said...…
…riday, October 22, 1976 55th LEBANESE CEASE-FIRE: Tenuous truce By AP and Renter fic along the road and the t BEIRUT - Lebanon's 55th is being observed perfectly ceasefire in 18 months of civil A Palestinian officer on war began to take hold hesitant- few hundred yards down ly yesterday amid sporadic mountain road, where the w shooting and shelling. most cavage battles were fo The truce was part of a last week, also proclaimed seven-point peac...…
…Saturday, October 23, 1976, Pistons snare The intensity of last night's game between the Pistons and the Kansas City Kings is re- lifected by the look on Eric Money's face. The Pistons finally won 99-96, staving off a last minute King effort. The Pistons were more for- tunate than the Philadelphia 76'ers, who lost' tov San An- tonio 121-118. Julius Erving scored 17 points in only 14 minutes playing time for the 76'ers. Cleveland outscored the ...…
…Sunday, October 24, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~Poge Sever .. Sunday1 October 24, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pose Sever I I Lack of issues takes the fight out of students (Continued from Page 1 ) it apathy, just relaxation. I But Heidel admits that, im- "McGovern ran in a special "Students are interested in can't see them as being active pressive as the level of student time. Young people were ready McGovern - type issues and as they were in ...…
…Tuesday, October 26, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven une eyes $5.5 million parking plan By MIKE NORTON ed by the City, either through idents who do not derive bene- increased parking rates or fit from improved parking, since A long-awaited report on mu-; through a transfer of monies it is reflected in property value nicipal parking facilities, in- from the General Fund of city increases. He agreed with the cluding a $5.5 million mainte...…
…Wednesday, October 27, 1976 al speech backs Carter THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Sever i BALLOTING CONTINUES FOR THREE DAYS: r' GEO starts strike vote (Continued from Page 1) didAte) can't escape responsibil-; and health care. Pierce termed arnn mio nirctio th nmitr ' UDALL WAS quick to note, '~ 111 ii IUIUi i 111~1JIi~~iiUt'~LI .UIL ITAL ASqic o oesy trom that, ana t canl on nim economic injustice the country s however, that his support f...…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY A r s &Ete ti n Thursday, October 28, 1 976 Page Seven rtYsingtVicaactors :' IA(;E TO, f4C1 ouLg Vic actors arouse excitement Bergman film a bore By DOBLIAS MATULIONIS -clos-ups, profiles, silhou- EACE TO FACE is a very. ap ettes, you name it. Bergman is propriate title. for the new a well - known fanatic (at least Ingmar Bergman film, because among critical circles) of actors over half of the movie is faces faces, b...…
…mobTHE MICHIGAN D1 ..Y A r srFriday, October 29, 1976 Page Seven - r~ PTPh By ANDREW ZERMAN WHAT EVERY married wom- an knows is this: that her husband's strength, success and achievements are due, in good part, to her support and col- laboration. This is every wom- an's sectet "joke," says the en- dearing and indomitable heroine of Sir James Barrie's play, What Every Woman Knows - and, althoPgh this idea may seem a little archaic in terms; o...…
…Saturday, October 30, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Satu rdoy~ October 30, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Journalist recalls cp 0 CambdbCanc Economic index falls 10'" f (Continued from Page 1) THE TWO men, still blindfold- ed, were forced to run behind motorbikes, then tied up, and told to sit on the floor with their legs spread, Pond learned later. Although they expected it, they apparently were not tor- tured. "I don't reme...…
…~unddy, Uctober ~ I ~ 119 f~> THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday October 31, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Page Seven Looking back with Mo Udal I (Continued fronm Page 4 primary. "But I made some Flying to Troy, Udall is a mistakes. If I had taken a day' bit hesitant to start thinking from Connecticut I could have about "What ifs." "If you give won Michigan; if I had taken a1 me hindsight, you've got to day from Michigan I could have g...…
… Page Eight rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 1, 19to BASEBALL IN THE NEWS: Detr( By The Associated Press CLEVELAND - A two-run dabble by Rusty Staub keyed a five run outburst in the fourth inning that carried the Detroit Tigers to a 6-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians last night. Ed Glynn picked up his first major league triumph in four decisions with relief help from Stave Grilli. Grilli, who re- lieved the starter with two outs ;,...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, October 2, 1976 Poll shows Carter-leads by 8 points Swine flu prevention 500 dead in wake (Continued from Page 1) HE URGED the union leaders I such provisions as new wire- to inspire their members to get tapping authority and new pen- out the traditionally DemocraticI alties against government em- labor vote. ployes who reveal classified in- Wherever he went during an formatio...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 3, 1976 U if m .. _.. ... f .. .. 1r i Solid Gold I S om trk~4 t y oewansam * 4 y r x . 4 ~i e at the.. 1~~ . " 7,t 7/s f r ' r / f ! !' all that Jaz much mor4 in C ClnI~lI …
…ruy~ rrgnt I flL JV~i~flI'~jt\iN L)t\ILT uesclay, Uctober ~,, I ~ rage Crgnt I Fit MIC-Hi(3AN DAILY ues cry, October , DON 3 ~I NG ¢I" Huge selection ! r Over 300 skIing, camping and backpacking parkas to choose from. ROYALS BOAST HITTING KINGS Experience andower key By RICK MADDOCK The American League play- off features two first time teams. The Kansas City Royals, the third team to represent the' Western Division since the play- of...…
…Page Eight CHE MICHIGAN DAILY I A matter of luck (Continued from Page 5) Nuclear fallout from China Wednesday, October 6, 1976) Report says Mayaguez force plagued by poor information l:hithinstead of going down two, he could throw a loser reac es east coast o U .. forcing him to lead into the club tenace. All he needed was a sure loser, and what more perfect loser could there be than the (Continued from Page 1) partment of Health, said t...…
…rPage Eigit-, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 7. 1976 SMITH, WOOD COME THROUGH: . gg g . I Wolverin By BILL STIEG Bob Wood has taken some life out of Michigan football games, much to the delight of Michigan fans. Jim Smith has put some excitement back into the games, also to the delight of Michigan fans." A kickoff return, with its running start and wedge of block- ers leading the way, can be one of the most exciting plays in footba...…
….q-Uy~s L.yIIL I FiL IVII 1I 3PUN LJP'd_ Page-tignt I rlt MIC.NIUAN UAILY Friday, a toer U, 197-UIt K KARZENS BOOST BLUE: 4 LIGHTNIN' Sisters V1 By HENRY ENGELHARDT I tennis for Michigan so far this During their third and final fall. In her three matches she lap, Kathy Karzen's pace begins has won all six sets played. to tell on older sister Jan. She Her last was a 6-0, 6-0 rout of pulls away, leaving her sister an overmatched Wes...…
…Rage Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, October 9, 1976 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY HATE o * STATE? 'EC THEN GIVE WOODY THE BIRD! y ,; f The WOODY IS A PECKER T-Shirt. j 1 tf A three-color Akscreen print ona high quality ,100% cotton) T-Shirt. Send $5.00 plus $ 50 postage and handling IndicatesizeS M, LXLin goldorwhite. (Ohio Residents Add 5.5% Sales Tax.) m - - - m m - o - m -a m a JUSLIA MILA CA M.mhWosI. hh Size: S_ M _ L _ XL Color: ...…
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…dog Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY I uesday, October 12, 19 l6 THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY tuesday, October 12, 19/~5 _. _ Lenient graduation pliy pBe unusedt (Continued from Page 1) were approved by the Board of Regents last year. Those changes allowed stu- dents greater options for satis- fying their distribution require- ments - categorizing classes by "disciplinary. content" and by "approaches to knowledge," for example. The traditional dis- tribu...…
…Page elgnc THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 13, ' 1976. Page ~ignr THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, October 13, 1976 Lectures Sponsored by The (enter for Near Eastern and North African Studies WEDNESDAY 'Oct. 13 4:00 p.m. KELLOGG AUDITORIUM Co-sponsored by the School of Dentistry Ibrahim el-Nowoy First Curator of the Egyptian Museum "Treasurers of the Paroah Tutankhaiuon"I (Slides & lecture about the collection of King Tut -treasures wh...…
