…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 15, 1970 g A A An opportunity for you to help the handicapped help themselves. eA rao dinar V M for eight days only ...Nov 13 -21 . at 219 North Main Street, Ann Arbor (opposite the old Post Office) Thousands of outstanding, hard-to-get, new books to be sold at a fraction of original cost ... including matched vol- ume sets, children's classics, biogra- phies, books on travel, ...…
…4 4. 4 * ,.. 1* Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 22, 1970 Sunday, November 22, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . M: = -__ Deafing jujnk a hea in is not fithj Detroit illving Or, how i nfiltrated a heroin ring By HOWARD KOHN I arrived at Stonehead Manor on a cold Mon- day night, with the wind swirling the trash and dust from the gutters in front of a grotesque green house on Lincoln Street, heart of Detroit's tough w...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 1 1972 t Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 1, 1972 RENNER, HARRIS: Candidates face off By CHRIS PARKS Conservative Party state repre- sentative candidate Alan Harris last night ripped his GOP opponent Mike Renner as a "wishy-washy" proponent of a "liberal Republi- canism" which, he said, "is the greatest threat to the two party system." House race looks close (Continue...…
…Page Twelve TI IE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 3, 1972 Pa~&TweTve TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY County commissioner hopefuls vie in 15th Rep. candidates clash (Continued from Page 1) is nevertheless a fierce critic of HRP. Describing the party's mem- bers as "self-styled white, middle-class radicals," Taylor blasts HRP on several counts. First, she challenges the claim of the party that its meetings are open to everyone. Chi man tops ixon don...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, November 4, 1972 y :z a t r MM A1 f-92 7 UU7_ U U 7 " t " " . lry By GORDON ATCHESON "Liberty, democracy, and free- dom are more than words for a Fourth of July speech. I choke up at the thought or osmng them," concluded Jack Anderson. Anderson, the Pulitzer Prize win- nling columnist and self proclaimed "watch dog on government," spoke last night at Hill Aud. to a crowd of nearly 400 people. Sound...…
…Paqe Twelvb "i 1 IE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 5, 1972 ii_ IHGNDAL udy ovme ,17 Election pickings Are those football grid picks getting you down? Are you tired of going ten and ten week after week because great powers like Slippery Rock are always playing teams like Lower Montana State at Butte? Well, before you swear off gambling altogether, why not take a shot at our newest game of chance. Just pick the winners in the political bo...…
…Page Two TN4E MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 5,.1972 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 8, 1972 The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the Universty of Class postMag paid at Ann Arbor, Mich Gr e enr epo r tr e l e a sdMichigan. Newsphone: t4-0562. second ienan O420 MeayardSre.AnA -%d Michigan 48104. Pbished daily Tue- day through Sunday morning Univer- sity year. Subscription rates: $10 by By TED STEIN I I...…
…F ~ 'W - .. W * -' ______ -. . -~ 4 1 t . t, It .; ,... ,., Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 12, 1972 Sunday, November 12, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U U SPORTS CAR SERVICE of Ann Arbor, Inc. WASHTENAW COUNTY'S FINEST MOST COMPLETE IMPORTED AUTOMOBILE SERVICING FACILITY "The 'message' film is only one extreme the tip-of a socio-cultura I iceberg." ~~44114in }. 1 1' i TUE.-WED.-FRI.-8-6 MON.-THUR.--8-9 4705 Washt...…
…rage Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 14, 1975 -ag Tw.v THE MICHIGAN DAILY1 Fiy lggiNovemberi 14, 1975 - - SMon Sale from THE "HUSTLE" HIT MAKER THE DEMONS of ROCK & ROLL o0 ale Tlle listics ykm are sA99 'I each KISS ALIVE! "KISS-the demons of rock-cap- tured "Alive" on a specially priced, two-record set, including an eight- page color booklet. Includes: "Rock And Roll All Nite," "Strutter," "Firehouse"... 3 99 3ca.. HO...…
…Page Twelve,-. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYTuesday, November 18, 1975 I' , I.'k 4p I U I I I LL 2 k I 1- 1I THE CAR OVER THE LAKE ALBUM1 History Americas Greatest Hits ffn,. Includes the Hits Tin Man A HlorseWith No Name Ventura HghwaySister Golden Hair I err r_ rr . I MMMM" SHAWN PHILLIPS these titles Includes Neverhless Sweet Manma ~Just Another WI ,L.LOSE 'rt. jj R W I I LITTLE FEAT The Last Record Album Includ...…
…Pace Twe lve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 23, 1975 i Vj THyMCHGA DIL..ndyNoemer23.17 STNI ERSITY of ICHIGAN 1975/76 OFFICIAL UDENT and FACULTY-STAFF TOUR FOR MORE INFORMATION SPECIAL BOWL TOUR OFFICE U of M STUDENT UNION Phone: 763-3371 Kuenzel Rm. No. 1409 First Floor TOUR OFFICE OPEN: Mon.-Tues. Wed* Thurs.-Sun. Nov. Nov. Nov. 24-25 26 27-30 10 A.M.-7 P.M. 12 P.M.-4 P.M. Closed, for Thanksgiving Holiday(SALES C Mon.-...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 3, 1976 4. THE UNNERSITY of NRTH CAROLINA ct APL HL is now accepting appli-' cations f or 1977 - 78 from outstanding stu- dents at University of Michigan for the MBA progeamn. FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO: THE MBA PROGRAM THE GRADUATE SCHOOL. OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CARROLL HALL 012-A Boxs 19 UNIVERSITY, OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL NORTH CAROLINA 27514 INGMAR BERGMAN SERIES 1962 Riegle ...…
…Pge Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY vrW- esday, November 24, 1976 . Page f-our THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, November 24, 1976 F lil " BEST OF BOTH W RLDS 1 5 IK AAA " 4 month winter lease " furnished apartments " weekly housekeeping " 24 hour security " two blocks from central campus UHIV&PSY ICWE3PS corner of S. Forest and South U. 761-2680 …
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… Page 2-Tuesday, November 1, 1977-The Michigan Daily Local disc company flourishes So you want to The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, Nov buy astei By MARK BEYER Most Ann Arbor residents know of the Blind Pig as a quaint little saloon on First Street, that serves exotic coffees and tasty cheeses. Less people know of the "Resignation", a nightclub in the basement of the Blind Pig, that features local talent in the form or warm and human blues arti...…
…Page 12-Wednesday, November 2, 1977-The Michigan Daily Senate condemns South African government WASHINGTQN (AP) - The Senate take effective mea Foreign Relations Committee approved Repubic of South Af yesterday a resolution condemning the SENS. CLIFFOR racial policies of the government of and Jacob Javits )(I South Africa. the language on t Citing recent moves by the South calling for action a Africagovernment against critics of its rather t...…
…November 4, 1977-The Michigan Daily wly Northwestern lacking but unafraid By KEVIN ROSEBOROUGH )nsider the sorry state of the North- tern University football program: they were 1-10 last year. they are 0-8 this year.' they've been decimated by injur- they are facing a Michigan team 's in a must-win situation in Ann or. i in all, the outlook for the Wildcats ears bleak indeed. But the 'Cats are ling to Ann Arbor to play ball. "If :tice is any...…
… Page 2-Sunday, November 6, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily--Sunday, RA'MRLINGS/ jay L AST WEEKEND, for the third last four years didn't go the route of time in four years, Mr. and Mrs., the Ty-D-Bowl. I shaved. I was Levin (alias Mom and Dad) drove all prepared. the way from Queens to spend And just after 9 p.m. Friday, the Homecoming with their youngest buzzer rang. I swung open the door offspring (alias me). They broke that an...…
…I I MMI amber 8,4j977-The Michigan Daily graduate Studies Program - School of Management raCUse Univ., Syracuse, NY ie School of Management of Syracuse niversity, Syracuse, NY, will be interview- g interested applicants for their Graduate udies Programs on: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10, 9;00AM-4:30PM >r further information, please contact the Place- ent/Career Services office on your campus. Does $5 pot law w (Continued from Page 1) possibility ...…
… 2-Friday, November 11, 1977-The Michigan Daily renans Union ritsc loses escrowcou e' (Continued from Page U examination, Jamison went to the TU office in June, where a former TU office manager offered to create for him a fake escrow account. Jamison was told to authorize disbursal of the $1,400 through the Feminist Federal Credit Union (FFCU), which held the TU's general escrow fund. Olmstead said he concluded that the manager forged the nam...…
… Page 2-Sunday, November 13, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Nove RAIRLINGSimar garet A H YES, life at the big 'U'. When I first arrived at this University, I was anxious to get on with the' business of searching for Truth, quenching that proverbial thirst for Knowledge, and, best of all, prepar- ing for Life. Yeah, all that stuff. My first day of classes brought such expectations into living color when my witty, vibrant...…
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…I --mmm age 12--Friday, November 18, 1977-The Michigan Daily CHRISTMAS TOUR To COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG, VA. ,tbsr a Including-... * Fredericksburg, Jamestown, Yorktown, Richmond %, , DECEMBER 26-31, 1977 Via Motorcoach-At The Williamsburg Lodge E. Quad killers dartto deadly end (Continued from Page 1) assigned a victim. However; no one should know who is trying to kill him.. Once a contestant is "hit," he must give the name of his victim to h...…
… Page 2-Sunday, November 20, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Novem RA IRLINS/george lobsenz china W ELL, it's all over now. The last cheer has been cheered. The last seat wrangled over. The last joint toked. The last warm beer, sloshed down. No longer will I make the long pilgrimage out to Michigan Stadium, for an afternoon of hedon- ism. This senior has seen the last half-time show of his college career. A sentimental ...…
…esday, November 29, 1977--The Michigan Daily University of Mic ROSE STUDENT and F/ TSPECIAL BOWL U- STUDENT UN.E Phone 763-5590 TOUR OFFICE OPEN: i MON.-TUES., NOV. 21-22 ..9 a.m.-6 p.m. WED., NOV. 23 ...........9 a.m.-3 p.m. THURS.-SUN., NOV. 24-27.. CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING SALES CLOSE D PICK UP FINAL DOCUMENT SPECIHAL U-M FLINT CAMPUS Classroom Office Building (CROB) Near the Theater 762-3440; NOVEMBER 30 -10 a.m.-6 p.m. December 27 -...…
… Page 2-Wednesday, November 30, 1977-The Michigan Daily Hub's unfortunate knee injury needs rest, then rehabilitation The Michigan Daily.-Wednesday, November m By RICK MADDOCK "I anticipate Phil is going to have Phil Hubbard, that slinky 6-7 full recovery since his injury did not center for the Michigan cagers, seem to show to be that serious," never missed a starting assignment O'Connor said. in his first two years as a Wolverine. Hubbard...…
… Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 1, 1974 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, November 1, 1974 kn 1 %i,:. ;<. f c , jj,' Y;' Fyy1 Ft q. X. . .w for District Judge onald oster Don Koster wants the district court to serve the people, first. N o t th( per hour attorneys or the city's general fund (as the city's obsession e$50 with traffic tickets suggests). Here's what a Judge Don Kost 9 He will open the court to w...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 2, 1979-Page 13 SEASON A NIGHTMARE gers battle Michigan By MICHAEL LIEBERMAN, As the football season winds on down, and the magical month of November comes upon us, many questions still remain unanswered. Foremost of all these questions of course, is who's going to win the Big Ten title and the trip to the Rose Bowl? At this time it's too early to tell, but one thing is for certain, Wisconsin definitely won...…
…Page 8-Sunday, November 4, 1979-The Michigan Daily enquirer (Continued from Page 5) having seen the picture in the Enquirer. "I have no idea who would have taken advantage of a family during this situation. I don't know anybody who would want to do that, but maybe someday we'll know." The National Enquirer has few sacred cows, and less taboos. It surprises a lot of people, usually non- readers, that there is little sex in the tabloid each wee...…
…Page 8-Sunday, November 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily special effects (Continued from Page 3) sonal way." Did special effects people cultivate their own "secret" tricks of the trade? "I don't think any of us had any special hold on a certain technology. I think we all knew what the other was doing in a general way. We didn't always see the other's set ups, but every now and then one of us would come up and do. something a little better, or mayb...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 16, 1979-Page 13 Tem pora ry In-Sahn-ity Buckeye coach leads team into new era Heart and effort.. . T,,key to victory MINUS 24 HOURS and counting. Launch pad-Michigan Stadium 1 is being fervently prepared by the Stadium crew and also by ABC television. The rivalry, the showdown, the shootout, call it anything you want, it's going to happen tomorrow. But wait, the Michigan-Ohio State game happens every ye...…
… Page 6-Sunday, November 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, P Books Mailer on Gilmore: An American nightmare Leashing runaway pl By Eric Zorn into their new house in Dexter last April, they were excited about the coming years. They looked forward to raising their three sons in their long-dreamt-of country home. Their daughter was getting married in the fall, and they were awaiting the years when she would be star- tin...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Nov Page 14-Thursday, November 29, 1979-The Michigan Daily A ti ht Big 10 race,. McGee hopes to top sophomore campaign With 42 of 50 starters returning to a conference which claimed both the NCAA and NIT championships last year, the Big Ten once promises another exciting basket- ball season race. Ohio State and Indiana, both of which are vastly improved, shouldn't walk away with the title; talenr at Iowa, Pu...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, November 2, 1978-Page 13 BENGALS ROLL AS ARCHIE SITS Guidry 'S big year wins C 'NEW YORK -Lafayette, La. turned ty Hall over to Ron Guidry yesterday ter the New York yankees' left- nder was named a unanimous winner the American League's Cy Young ward. Guidry made himself comfortable hind Mayor Kenny Bowen's desk and ,plained his feelings "after being of-. cially certified as the best pitcher in FeAL. during the ...…
…FACE TOUGH TECH GOALIE: I cers lack scoring punch The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 3, 1978-Page 13 RUTIHENTIC MEXIC01 FOOD. 3 Minutes.from the Union Not fast food-Just great food served quickly Eat In or Carry Out 11 a.m.-I1 p.m. Mon-Thurs p.m.-I1 p.m. Sun, I1 a.m.-12a.m. Fri.& Sat.. Located at Thompson and William By BILLY SAHN As if Michigan hockey coach Dan arrell couldn't worry enough about his eam's offensive futility; now he must ac...…
…MIDDIES SUFFER THEIR FIRST DEFEA T: Irish torpedofumblin Navy 27- The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 5, 1978--Page 13 . . Wn ,:%:} xA:: nv_ Y By BRIAN MARTIN Special to The Paily CLEVELAND - Navy hoped to have the perfect setting. The game was played in Cleveland Municipal Stadium, sitting next to the docked ships in the Lake' Erie ports. But it was the world's longest man-made breakwall off the shore that kept the Middies at bay all afte...…
…:n Daily-Friday, November 10, 1978-F PERFECTION NEEDED FOR NW WIN Wildcats brace for'M' onslaught By OWEN MEDD Nprthwestern's Dyche Stadium fight just as well be the Roman oliseum as tomorrow's game pitting e. ,hapless Wildcats (0-6-1, 0-8-1) gainst the second-place Maize and lue could be pegged as a replay of the hristians being thrown to the lions. Northwestern's first year head coach ick Venturi is not one to sound too op- imistic. "The ...…
… Page 6-Sunday, November 12,~1978-The Michigan Daily lOD/ken parsi gian & rene beeker Glitter of the sixties has faded at Detroit 's Motown star machine f~e~Michig anDaily-Sunday, I Innumerable courses, innovative wines at a price) but with class By R.J. Smith DETROIT IS generally not known as cosmopolitan. But the intrepid epicure can find more than just a decent meal in this largely blue collar town. The vibrant ethnic communities o...…
… ERRMANN TO TEST BLUE SECONDARY: Defense supplies Boiler' The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 17, ]978-Pqge 13 By PETE LEININGER With Purdue smelling roses for the t time in years, most of the talk is out sophomore passing sensation ark Herrmann and the potent Boiler fensive, but it's the defense that got em where they are. PURDUE HAS registered three utouts this season, giving up a scant 7 points per game. The Boilermakers ve only once al...…
… The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Page 8-Sunday, November 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily ROOK New Holmes: 'Take precautions' 'Because he has stripped the consulting detective of all his endearing qualities, and turned him into a petty, arrogant, intellectual snob, Dibdin must rely on his plot to maintain the reader's interest. Here again, sadly, he fails.' THE LAST SHERLOCK HOLMES STORY By Michael Dibdin PantheonY 192 pp. $7.95 RECENTLY, there ha...…
… Page 16-Thursday, November 30, 1978-The Michigan Daily Many of the largest corporations in the country RELY ON ULRICH'S Introducing - A new generation of scientific calculators THE NEW SERIES E Your smartest investment is a new Series E Hewlett-Packard calculator for business, fi-- SNCos nance, science or engineering. For a surpris-o ingly low cost you can use features that are ahead of their time. Larger, brighter LED displays (with comm...…
…Page Twenty 4 a Sunday, November 22, 1970 3 N 4 w 'i 'C THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 22, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Uson "Oh my God! He isn't going to do that! OHHHHHH! Oh God! Oh Fellini!" THE MICHIGAN DAILY LUMILON II BETTER LIGHT BETTER SIGHT STUDY LAMPS by LIGHTOLIER Avoid the eye fatigue from reading and long hours of demonding work at home or office. Here is engineered lighting to meet the performance requirements of...…
…Wednesday, November, 88,,'l 977 i-hc MICHIGAN DAILY Page Kree Wednesday, November 8, 1 97Z THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Duke Ellington: Beyond category Ark: Performers and warmth unique EEENKXKEU EMU '. ' } 4- DIAL 668-6416 * ute- 9 aovjaboa -PLUS- ACES MU T TUES. Alice at 7:20 Sex at 9:15 WED. Continuous From 1 p.m. Edward Kennedy "Duke" El- lington is probably best described by a pair of his own superla- tives, which he has used...…
… ge Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 12; 1°9 - Sunday, member 12, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I r s Hof fa leavino L Lewisburg: "Where men are treated like animals." On life inside a cage 9 " 0 These are lit cered at a the Inmate," 29. excerpts from a speech de- Conference on "Problems of held at the Law School Sept. By JAMES R. HOFFA I served 58 months in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary, 58 months when I witnessed what actu...…
… Wednesday, November 3, 19' It'- S (Continued from Page 1) 1,182,7/o votes (51 per cent), Carter ha 1,115,611 votes (48 per cent) and McCarthy had 31,481 votes, aoout one per cent. NEW YORK shaped up as Carter country, giving the for-I mer Georgia governor 41 im- portant electoral votes, but the White House asked state offic- ials to impound the ballots and voting. machines in the . state. Presidential Press Secretary Ron Nessen said a Republi...…
…Wednesday, November 24, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hilltoppers field young team . .TII *1 Page Five agans iieigaii By HENRY ENGELHARDT Richards, "they're goi Western Kentucky, 20-9 and a great basketball te Ohio Valley Champ last year, they build from last ye provides the first challenge for "Obviously we can't this year's Wolverines. bad with nine new fa Hilltopper coach Jim Rich- can't be set and ready ards practically dreads open- early in t...…
… Page 14-Tuesday, November 1, 1977-The Michigan Daily Top tunes or The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, Nov paltry prices By MICHAEL BAADKE. Something for everyone. That's the catchword behind the cut-out racks found in nearly every local record store. Cut-out racks, (or bargain- bins, as they are sometimes called), contain high-quality record albums at reduced prices, usually $1.99 or $2.99. The reason for the reduced prices is that the LP's are ...…
…: . . TheMichigan Daily-Friday, November 4, 1977-Page 13 BL UE BAFFLED ON IRISH ICE See no evil..." Philadelphia's George McGinnis (30) dwarfs over a confused Wilbur Hol- land (12) on the Bulls in yesterday's action in Philadelphia. The 76ers, despite a 21 point per- formance by McGinnis, were beaten by the Bulls, 103-102 for their third - loss in a row. Blue faces off' By GARY KICINSKI Up fron departed A Michigan's ice hockey team invades ...…
… Page 6-Sunday, November 6, 1977-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily--Sunday, Nover FOOD/ sandi cooper Yes, Virginia, ARlY SHE REACHED UP to remove the blackened utensil from its hook, and placed it over the heat - 5,000 years old, it demanded one's respect. She selected a recipe of the same age and one 3,000 years old as well; the difference in their ages did not mat- ter, for they were well matched. No, the scene is not one of an an...…
