… Pa Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 8, 1974 Page Two THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 8, 1974 9i ALL YOU CAN EAT' Infighting stymies county I (Continued from Page 1) Mounds of Spaghetti, Coles and Garlic Bread Every Wednesday-4:30-10 P. Huron Hotel & Loun 124 Pearl 483-1771 lanti and Ann Arbor politicians and determining the initial slaw, causes is about as easy as fig- wring out the chicken-or-the-egg problem. While the...…
…Tuesday, October 8, 1974 THE MK2: :WAN L~A:LY Tuesday, October 8, 1974 THE M, t- n I1k r ICi V i~ rk e \ rage Three ii - mo Blacks kept out of school as violence continues in Boston i BOSTON OP) - Black stu-' dents were kept out of one pre- dominantly white high school conduct or unlawful assembly in diator who has been working four separate incidents. All but with black and white students four of those arrested were at Hyde Park High ...…
… I Pablo Neruda, Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan One year later \ I Tuesday, October 8, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 I / / 1 '10 SOLVE 14E ECONOMIC CRISIS WE MUST HAV6 WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS ! WELL, IF YOU ASK MvE W&'VE GjOT -ro TOLIaiFITOUT'!FACE UP TO JiJEHI LONGi 700 No KUNEMP L y R-- #AP, 'LoymeN T.' i NU'S! ?'...…
… r-I Tuesday, October 8, 1974 o 1HE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five ..iv.. I Geremia:o Rural sI- les By JOAN BORUS Although Paul Geremia has been involved in the folk music scene for the last nine years, he has been well known only on the East coast. Consequent- ly, his appearance at the Ark last weekend provided h i m with a new following. Geremia's specialty is a kind of blues music called coun- try blues. It features the acous- tic guitar, ...…
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…Tuesday, October 8, 1974 FHE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Seven Tuesday, October 8, 1974 lI-IE MICHIGAN DAILY l'aoe Seven Jones slams mayor's actions By DAVID WHITING 1 City Councilwoman C a r o1 Jones (D-Second Ward) warned students against being "short-, changed" by a mayoral-ap- pointed committee handling $12 million in revenue sharing mon- ies - a committee which coun- cil approved last night. Jones' warning referred to one of two groups cho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 8, 1974 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 8, 1974 --------------------------- - - - ------- - ------- - Eastern Michigan University PRESENTS BACHMAN-TU RN ER OVERDRIVE '4 .~ WITH BOB SEGER BOWEN FIELD HOUSE SU N DAY, OCT. 13-8 P.M. TICKETS $5.00 & $6.00 Available at: McKennv Union, EMU; Hudsons at Briar- wood; Hudsons Westland a Brass Rina Production DROP SIX OF TEN: By SCOTT LEWIS The Bi...…
…Tuesday, October 8. 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Tuesday, October 8, 1974 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Pace Nine Hanlon b By JOHN KAHLER Elliot Uzelac, put together a top Jerry Hanlon is Michigan's notch unit that keeps opening offensive line coach. If you did holes for the running game. not know that, don't be sur- An unusual set of circum- prised; offensive line coaches stances made Hanlon an offen- generally get even less pub- sive line co...…
… Pace Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Elusive Arab agents offer industries financial aid through low interest loans NEW YORK (IP) - Industries and utilities, starved for financ- ing in these tight-money days, are receiving numerous offers of loans at low interest from elusive agents who say they represent Arab oil money. Though one financial consult- ant said two or three such loans had been completed, all firms contacted denied receiving any a...…
…MAGAZINE Liri ii ailui SAME High-70 Low-49 See Today for details Vo.LXXXV, No. 28 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, October 6, 1974 Ten Cents -i'f-C ARDIN ALS T RIPPED, 27-16 Eight Pages No contest The former director of University Hospital, Ed- ward Connors, pleaded no contest Friday to one charge of defrauding the University out of $407. Connors resigned his $45,000 post last April, after an extensive audit revealed he had improperly billed...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 6, 1974 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 6, 1974 j FOCUS GROUPS Counseling Services- Office of Student Services Victims murder rapists Fonda, Ellsberg blast U.S. poles A program of small group experience for personal growth and staff development. There is no fee for participation. Groups are led by trained facilitators. Members are expected to attend all sessions. Available this...…
…editors: laura berman howie brick contributing editor: mary long Sunday mogazine inside: page four-books page five-swami page six-week in review Number 5 Page Three Octo FEATUF ber 6, 1974 tES Ba se then By DAN BORUS DAVE BRISTOL is a stockily built man with a Marine brush cut and an ability to chew tobacco un- der any circumstances. When he's not getting his hair clipped or ex- ercising his jaws, Dave Bristol coaches third base for th...…
… Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 6, 1974 BOO KS WORTH THE WAIT At last, Heller's successor to Catch-22 SOMETHING HAPPENED second novel, Something Hap- by Joseph Heller. New York: pened. Alfred A. Knopf, 569 pp., $10. The approach of Something, Happened is very different ' By CHUCK MALAND from Catch-22. Instead of de- ONE OF THE ubiquitous scribing a vast array of char-' sights on college campuses acters omnisciently, pointin...…
…Sunday, October 6, 1 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five i PERSPECTIVE PHONY OR SINCERE? Muktananda: Looking beyond the bizarre By CINDY HILL HIS APPEARANCE has - an element of the bizarre: sunglasses often mask the gentle; eyes, he usually wears a long turtleneck shirt over a cotton wrap-around, and his salt-and- pepper hair is unruly and wiry. For several hundred lo c a people, the biggest event of last week was the appearance in town of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~unaay, ucro~er o, ~ Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY un ay, e o er , U I LOOKING The Graduate Employes' Or- R EVIEganization(GEO), which repre- fellows, researchers and staff SACK THE WEEK IN Intens sttleit must have been a little dis- Interns settle concerting. The finalt10-hour Yet another union took its bargaining round began quickly slice out of the University's be- after the interns spent a day leaguered financ...…
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…Page Eiaht i HE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 6, 1974 F ichian Outlasts tanford 4 (Continued from Page 1) 1:03 in which to score 11 points. Waldvogel, naturally, c a m e out throwing and hit his re- ceivers twice to gain 23 yards, but ace Michigan safety Dave Brown picked off Waldvogel's final (and fortieth) pass of the afternoon. The Wolverines were safe at last. THE WOLVERINES may have wound up with 402 yards in total offense an...…
…IT'S STILL OUR WAR See Editorial Page Y Sir igaui ga3 it SULTRY High-78 Low-S$ See Today for details Vol. LXXXV, No. 27 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 5, 1974 Ten Cents Six Pages 5.3 MILLION OUT OF WORK IF)U SEE ES 5HAPPM C1A-D'1llY Oops! Yesterday's story on the New York Summer Intern Program referred to the program as the New York Media Interns Program by mistake. Also, the date of the mass meeting is October 17 at 7 p.m. in ...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, October 5, 1974 Kelley speaks in city (Continued from Page 1) utilities declaring that it rassing for me-considering how standard practice for them little I make and how high my seek rate hikes which are mo taxes are." than double their actual need. He said that members of t Public Service Commission te HE emphasized, however, that to have a pro-industry bias, b he has made available a con- cause "th...…
… '1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three - m~'. ;Racial protest closes' ChurcA s e-dice4 schools . inS. BOSTON (,' - Six schools in the two went into a factory South Boston were closed at building and barricaded the noon and their black pupils tak- door. en home by bus as about 5,000 The marchers sang "God whites protesting school busing Bless America" and carried marched through the neighbor- signs with such slogans as hood. "Whites Have R...…
…Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saturday, October 5, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 It's sti1l America s war AA threatens student rights DANIEL ELLSBERG AND Jane Fon- da will speak tonight at 8:30 in the Rackham Auditorium on the topic "It's Still America's War." The event, described as a "free rally", will include an appearance by jazz and ...…
…Saturday, October 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage ive b"" 1! et i iknh fulA Ip SUBLET BAITS LEASE available. Male, dou- ble. 668-7875. 53U106 HELP WANTED i i -I t) iG mmm I FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557 - 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Mond I ______________________________________________________________________________ FOR RENT 4' . . FOR RENT FOR RENT ' SIX ROOM, LARGE HOUSE for j LEASE CANCELLATION. Close toj rent. Furn...…
… Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, October 5, 1974 Page ix TE MICIGANDAIL Stanford to test Michigan secondary By MARC FELDMAN Special To The Daily PALO ALTO, Calif.-Althougl: the "free speech' movement of the middle 1960's began on the other side of the Oakland Bay Bridge in Berkley, Stanford football coach Jack Christiansen has been most democratic in his Air time Today's Michigan - Stanford game begins at 4:30 Eastern Daylight...…
…GC ELECTIONS See Editorial Page Y Sirt tlan Dati THAWING High-64 Low--48 See Today for details Vol. LXXXV, No. 26 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, October 4, 1974 Ten Cents S1 WORK SLOWDOWN ENDS Ten Pages it OU SEE 0v6 HAPPEN CALL W DLY Pot law in limbo? An Ypsilanti judge yesterday ruled that city's $5 marijuana law unconstitutional, but the ordi- nance - and its Ann Arbor counterpart - appear- ed to remain on safe ground thanks to a higher...…
…Page Two THE~MICH1GAN DAILY Friday, October 4, 1974 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY CARLOS C ST NED " l-o just published CENTICORE is FIRST again! NOW IN STOCK AT BOTH STORES Centicore Bookshop, Inc. 336 Maynard 1229 South University ____~~~ ~ -- - - ~ ~- -_- ~ Serious crime rate soars N.Y. interns get (Continued from Page 1) SAXBE suggested that some federal crime-fighting money' may be shifted from police forces to improve the effecien...…
…Friday;October 4, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I bge nree I Russians test fire two missiles into the Pacific AP Photo GERALD AND BETTY FORD look at a petition of "support and best wishes" signed by all 100 United States senators Wednesday night during their visit in Mrs. Ford's room at Bethes- da Naval Hospital. First Lady ahead of schedule in recover from surgery WASHINGTON () - The Rus- sians have test fired two new long-range, submarine-l...…
…....~-tnnwowc.wn,,,1~-,w.,~~or ~ -. -. ~ I Ascensio With the By DAVID STOLL WHEN I WENT looking for the White Panther Party in the Haight-Ash- bury, I found this sign next to the door of their burned-out flat at 1632 Page St. To the people who do not know. entering any of these flats. 'Cause if the dogs don't get you-we will. Thank you. July 12 San Francisco police looking for a burglary suspect broke through the door. They were met by three ...…
…11711r, rv'lt%.MiQli1-4 WrNIL-I Foge D ive P0ee ~ive Pick of the week: Paper Chase Cinema U, Aud. A Fri., Sat., 7, 9 This caustically witty little drama arrives back in town this week at just the right time - and Christmas season, neig immediately following the first borhood theatres are having round of hourly exams. resort to the old standby+ For although Paper Chase is MGM's "Fabulous Four", Go actually the tale of the adven- With the W...…
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…Friday, October 4, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Undergrad English majors Italian request department changes govt. r Ry STEPHEN HE .SH The first meeting of the Eng- lish Undergraduate Association (EUA) last night produced sug- gestions for small student-de- signed classes and discussion groups, a student-run English counseling service, a lounge open to undergrad English ma- jors, and a broadening of the present program of guest poe...…
…I A L I at % 0 Page Eight T f 1 f- l f f /- f f t THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Ct0 eC l Page Eight [HE MICH1~5AN UAlLY l-riday, October '1, I '9 f'* rIOT JAZZ FLIP JACKSON QUARTET T THURSDAY-FRI DAY-SATURDAY 9:30 P.M.-1 :30 A.M. -NO COVER- HURON HOTEL & LOUNGE 124 Pearl-Ypsilanti Phone 483-1771 Liberty at Division 769-8030 FREE DELIVERY !!!!!........w.............--w--.-. I , I ONE COUPON PER PIZZA / MR. PIZZA w / 5 Ic I~ I T NickelBe r ...…
…Friday, October 4, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Fridy, Otobr 4,1974THEMICHGAN AIL Passing IS Cardinal key By BRIAN DEMING If you enjoyed the Iowa game, were pleased with the Colo- rado contest, and liked the Navy debacle, you should love the Stanford game. Or so it would seem. The Stanford Cardinals, the team which upset Michigan iny the '72 Rose Bowl, have yet toE win a game this year. Thej Cardinals have lost to Penn State, 24-2...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 4, 197q THE MICH~~~~~~~I AL rdy coe ,19 I w !l " buns ; ev e / j r y ' V ' a Q J CA, i D fill. 0, 11111111 DD { 11 I 2W II "JM11 ,:. FABUNIOUE announces a Back-to-School Sole 20% OFF ON women's tops Turquoise & silver jewelry, wholesale and retail Shirts and skirts Imported cotton and silk fabrics Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 323 E. William St 769-6767 Do you need professional guidance in your attem...…
…FRIENDS OF NEWSREEL See Editorial Page Y e 4t igau t RIPENING High-58 Low-38 See Today for details Vol. LXXXV, No. 25 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, October 3, 1974 Ten Cents Ten Pages 144 PROSPECTIVE JURORS F -YU$EE ? SFJAPEN CA DLAdY Volunteers needed The Vocational Technical Program, sponsored by Project Community, is looking for volunteer foster parents willing to take in inmates from the Adrian Training School for juveniles. The ha...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 3, 1974 U a I Congress ups school benefits for veterans If you're 18 or over, live and work in Ann Arbor, or are a student at U. of M. (even if you pay out of state tuition), you can vote in Ann Arbor. In recent elections Ann Arbor voters have been able to vote for the $5 marijuana fine and rent control. In November, in addition to electing a state representative, member of U.S. Congress, st...…
…Thursday, October 3, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thursday, October 3, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY W. Germany claims model amnesty plan I The University Artists and Cra 'I of Michigan iftsmen Guild BONN, Germany (P) - West the late 1960s, attributed partly German conscientious objectors to the American war in Viet- care for the ill and handicapped, nam. In 1967, 5,963 West Ger- work in ambulances and rescue mans applied for co...…
… I 1 igr, irgilxan Daily Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Viet Thursday, October 3, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Newsreel sends bill to Dad :NCE AGAIN, . the now-defunct Friends of Newsreel film group has attempted to cloud the issues in the continuing saga of its feud with the University. Last spring, when the administra- tion propose...…
…Thursday, October 3, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Thurday Ocober3, 974HE MCHIAN AIL The r rtur sin modern drag By DAVID BLOMQUIST Nearly 20 generations of cri- tics and theatregoers have un- equivocally acclaimed the gen- ius of William Shakespeare, yetI for some unfathomable reason each has found it necessary to make some kind of "minor" change along the way to make The Bard a "little more palat-' able to contemporary audi- ences."...…
… Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Octcbi er 3, 1974 ..... .. - ------- . 41 .-.. - - 11Mi"1m - i eV ii I 1 I bz r . .s'i 771 avi., 1 t Na '1 get the ob (lone (I V - ~. .w 'i ,.:, FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557-10 A.M.-4 P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY I MISCELLANEOUS Free Rally Dan EIsbser Jane Fonda Holly Near Sat., Oct. 5-8:30 p.m. Rackham Aud. Indochina Peace Campaign 93M105 WE STILL have space at the table. E...…
…ursday, October 3, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Sevei' i Talks c( hospital ontinue with interns, 'U' (Continued from Page 1) would eliminate many benefits One of the major areas under the doctors receive at Wiyne discussion last night concerned County General Hospital, where an administrative plan to clas- they are considered county em- sify all interns and residents as ployes. University employes. Interns and residents rotate THE HOA co...…
… Page Eiaht THE MICHIGAN DAILY i niI . _ _ . .. _ _ ... i i ----------- VOICE LESSONS The Music Mart music studios are now offer- ing private instruction for voice. Beth Lindberg, currently enrolled at the U of M vocal department, and who has worked a number of years with profes- sional jazz groups, will be taking appoint- ments immediately. Beth teaches both traditional and contemporary styles of music. For information call 769-4980 A...…
…Thursday, October 3, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Thursday, October 3, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDGE CUBS IN 10TH: Bucs pirate Eastern crown ny w dr in vi Ia LE sh S d t o PITTSBURGH (A) - Man- Thursday, only if the Bucs scored when pinch-hitter Dave y Sanguillen's infield single had lost last night. Parker grounded to second for ith one out in the 10th inning The Pirates scored twice in the second out. ove in the winning run, gi...…
… Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 3, 1974 Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. ,,_ , n 4 t .u, ,, .. .. m 11 a.m. -Midnight (at least) Thursday, Oct. 3 Only 11 L I si 1A KLH-31 SPEAKERS KLH-32 SPEAKERS CONCORD CR-100 RECEIVER DEMO SONY SUPERSCOPE QA420 QUAD AMP SONY SUPERSCOPE A-240 AMP GLENBURN 2130 TURNTABLE W/BASECOVER AND SHURE CARTRIDGE ROLECORE 650 RECEIVER-DEMO OHM C SPEAKERS OHM D SPEAKERS NIKKO 4020 RECEIVER N IKKO 2020 ...…
…REGISTER TO VOTE See Editorial Page :Y 41it 6 DaliP FLOWING High-55 Low-32 See Today for details Vol. LXXXV, No. 24 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 2, 1974 Ten Cents Ten Pages v /i' 'U' Cellar to fight state a * f F 1CSEE tEvS HAPP~rt 0C L N lY Register to vote Students, this is your city. You eat here. You sleep here. You're taxed here. You live here. So, register and vote here. Today through Monday is "Voter Registra...…
…Page Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNFAIR PRACTI Wald pushes for CARLOS CASTANEDA ~ social involvement GEG hits ' (continued from Page 1) had no idea of w (Continued from Page 1) WALD WAS DRIVEN into Ann applicable. the economic d also claimed that the children Arbor by Near Eastern Studies "The environment was differ- be. m a e o o wrof the village being studied Prof. John Bailey and remark- ent when that statement was 'WE FEEL could have been f...…
…Wednesday, October L, 1191,4 THE MIGHIUAN DAILY Page Three Wednesday, Uctober 4 I V I HE MIU-il(~AN DAiLY Pc*ge Three .Boy wants out of sealed bubble HOUSTON W - The boy in the bubble is beginning to want out and doctors now wonder "show long can you keep someone ;;",;:::,. ':,:<::._,. in a goldfish bowl?" D<tavd, w lhos ast name is a hospitalnsecret, turned three <:. ..>,>";: Sept. 21. He was born without natural body defenses against di...…
… -1 giw 3wIea an DUiy Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Racism and liberal delusion Wednesday, October 2, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Registration, student vOte CTORER 7 is the deadline for reg- istering to vote in Ann Arbor in the November elections. The city has organized a voter registration drive which commenced this week and will c...…
…Wednesday, October 2, 1974 lop in biographer on THE MICHIGAN DAILY singer By STEPHEN HERSH EDITOR'S NOTE - Myra Friedman, author of the Janis Joplin biography Buried Alive, worked as a writer with rock manager Albert Grossman from the summer of 1967 un- fil 1970. Holding that kind of job leads to "pretty extren- sive contact with perform- ers," says Friedman, and it was while she held that job that she became acquainted with such performers...…
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…Wednesday, October 2, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday, October 2, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Daily Photo by KAREN KASMAUSKI Heavy music Two winners of WCBN's "Guess How Much Chicago Weighs" contest, Gerald Nanninga and Jerry VanHellemont (front), display their pri zes, complete sets of Chicago albums plus other records. Not pictured: grand prize winn er Andy Yakushev. Incidentally, the correct answer is 1208 pounds. Cellar fight...…
