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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 16, 1974 Legality of Dean's testimony challenged (Continued from Page 1) of the cover-up from Dean onr March 21.E Gesell said he did not believe1 Chapin's rights were harmed by [Jaworski's TV remarks, but her nevertheless chided the special! Watergate prosecutor, remarkingj "I urge you to stay off these 'catch as catch can' type shows." j"It seems to me y...…

… Mi.it4 b :43Latl BITING High-21 Loaw- il See Today for details See editorial page Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 114 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 15, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages i - 'IFVJ SE APE AL~~~t Oil protest Some fifty demonstrators occupied a haloutside the placement office in the West Engineering Bldg. for half an hour yesterday afternoon, protesting the presence of three recruiters from ...…

…_ _. ME THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 15, 1974 BALINESE PUPPET THEATER Rackham Auditorium FRIDAY, Feb. 15-8:OO p.m. SADMISSION FREE Sponsored by Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies 0 Let the Marantz people test your stereo for free. Wondering about the condi- tion of your audio equipment? Just bring in your amplifier, preamplifier, or receiver - regardless of age, make or where you bought it. The Marantz people will take i...…

…I... I'.. AAJE E.Iff...LFI r rIr wII ra .a I' FlLC.IVI I 41'1 I 3 IN 1:77N 1L T rage .. E rr Saxbe asserts Hearst shouldn't meet demands By The Associated Press Atty. Gen. William Saxbe said at a news conference yesterday that he believes federal authori- ties can identify most of the kid- napers of the 19 - year - old daughter of newspaper publisher Randolph 'Hearst. Saxbesaid if federal officials knew where Patricia Hearst was being he...…

… . I Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Residents plagued by dorm crime 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 Student input: Au uphill fight THE CURRENT DEBATE between the student - faculty Housing Policy Committee (HPC) and the University Housing Office over a proposed dorm rate increase has reignited the long- smoldering...…

… i i iL rxiiI- i i ijrir LOWrir- I ~ I IW {rr v V.p{"}:;r{r":S": it:$:dd"".,."v ;ri }'?a.iit~lfd h"*"A.::"}' ::":"""..Y,. O"..SM" i n. S""....... S"" " V"y., "y . Cin em Connection and Kung Fu Chinese Students Club; Schorling Aud., Ed. School Fri., 7, 9 In many ways, kung fu flicks are like pornography: they are low-budgeted, they lack a notice- able plot, the camera work is of Super 8 quality, the actors have all the talent of candied y...…

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…AP Photo Lost in a crowtcd School chiliren crowd aro;nd kice President Gerald Ford yesterday as he arrived to speak at the Tinley Pirk (111.) High School at ceremonies honoring their footbl.l team for winning 24 straight games. A N!G HT AT THE MOVIES TF's to take strike vote (Continued from Page 1) quest the mass meeting to include ing teaching fellows, the "no-tuition-hike stand" as a The President admitted the Uni- formal contract item....…

…<,,,~.. / GC atersiiminorityaffairs ' ve ''' ;r, CommitteeV dds new Positions By PAUL TERWILLIGER Student Government Council re-' vamped the present organization of its controversial office of Mi- nority Affairs during last night's meeting. The present directorships underi the vice president for minority af-1 fairs were replaced by a minority affairs committee that includes po-4 sitionls- for religious, ethnic and+ sexual groups as, well as...…

…Friday, February 15, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Friday, February 15, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine GRAPPLERS'LASTHOME MEET r-- _ _ _-_-__ _ _ _ _- . -_-_-----, Blue By CLARKE COGSDTLL "I'm re lly worried," a rueftfl Rick Bay muttered on the eve of his number-one grapplers' confron- tation with fo',rth-ranked Wiscon- sin at 7:30 this evening in Crisler Arena. "Our match-ups are really crummy. Guys we usually depend on for poin...…

… I I I L- I T I I N. I I I .Jf ILI 14 K.Irr It I iiJ~..y1 ILJ~i~.I~ 1X NONN m If You Own a Volkswagen "Bug" (any year) You Can Get a lI~ich igan icers ch a lenge Colorado Spectacular Point Job... Free and Get Paid $20 Per Month a Just for Driving Your Car As You Normally Do If you own .a: V.W. "bug," you probably didn't realize exactly how fortunate you were. Until now. Beetleboards of America, Inc., is in the business of making a p...…

…I HE MIC.HIUAN'UAILY Page I:i~Vefl P l THEW 1 CH t GAN Y- Page E:Iev'en W - 'SUBPAR PERFORMANCE ! Thinelad fal Ito Special ToThe Daily The big match-up between Mich- fastest time in the Midwest so farI EAST LANSING - Except for a igan's Dave Williams and the this year. couple of strong individual per- Farmer's Bob Cassleman proved ROWE LATER reversed last formances, Michigan's track team to be a disappointment as Cassle- week's setb...…

…A= A =WiM am= a I cr m 0 0 a 7- v I = r. r.l -l l war. r fm Jffj mr 1 rlG IV%1%-T71V!'%IN UtNI1.7 I I u.J.y, I ULI 1.1.11y I1./ I 7 1 I Jaworski says Nixon won 't release evidence Local Big Brothers' help fatherless kids I (Continued from Page 1) THE PRESIDENTIAL decision portant to a complete and thorough to cut off Jaworski from further investigation and may contain evi- acess to tapes and documents he, dence necessary for any futur...…

…SUPPORTING RENT CONTROL Y itia Da it FRISKY Tighs26 Low-16 See Today for details See editorial page Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 113 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 14, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages I U SEE NWDWSA PPENCkAL y Regents confer The Regents gather here today and tomorrow for their monthly schedule of meetings. Topping this round's agenda is a proposal to reorganize the University's ath...…

…Mlt-MIU^N UAILY Thursday, February 14, 1974 i Solzhenitsyn exiled to W~ e Germany HPC struggles against increasing dorm rates (Oontirued frotPage 1)y youngest of their three sons, kept mons and a subsequent one. fort, accompanied, he told his wife, up a steady wail. The semi-official sources also by an eight-man escort. said Solzhenitsyn's family would SOVIET SOURCES later said be allowed to follow him into exile S ROM FRANIFURT Solz...…

…I t t m 1 k..r1 to3/NVt"L/II L Schlesinger proposes shake-up of forces A WEEKLY LATE I PRESE NTATION FEATUREFILM~ NI AS GHT R DAY i0 A DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit News reported today that De- fense Secretary James Schles- inger is proposing a major re- alignment in the armed forces, a move which could prove "to be the biggest armed forces shake-up since Robert McNamara hit the Pentagon." In a copyrighted story, t h e News said Schlesinge...…

… fl ASr4iepnIit Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1974 Supporting rent control CITIZENS OPPOSED to Rent Control, a landlord pressure group, has sug-. gested that Ann Arbor landlords kick in $5 for every rental unit they manage in order to defeat the proposed rent control ordinance. More than...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1~age t-ive THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoge IVQ 'hardt on the rape of the Sioux By MARNIE HEYN Eight famous people came from Nebraska, and John Neihardt is one of them. Neihardt is famous for epic poems, which almost no one has read, and for Black Elk Speaks, a volume, of interviews with an Oglala Sioux holy man. Nei- hardt was initiated into the tribe because of his long association with and deep understanding of its people...…

… THE M CHJGAN DAILY Thursdoy, F~brury I14-1 1974 F ,.:. .>< r, . ,: ... :..,. .., . . , a I (I 11 getrt the jlob ldone i I FMIJII- r. mom= A FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557-1O A.M.-4 P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY II VALENTINI REVTI GS ~VALENTINE GR9TtNGS . VALENTINE GREETINGS M~I*ac , latch, Ieftzlie and Pete.: BU~KI1:, to one and three plus. . P.K.: Love, youx're really nice. Boobsa. H4py 'va'entine's .Day. Love, Jenin...…

…, -~- -w -, rst -MTV . t n n (Continued from Page 1) in lower prices than now charged by Arab .x ' ries "but considler- ably higt'-, thin r helist Middle E st wvr French o~jPctions w~wr^ based on the feeli ig that a coordinating group might leave the participat- ing countries open Ito possible con- frontation with oil producers and to charges of forming a cartel. In place of a coordinating group, France favors the United Na- tions, where de...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine EBAN BLASTS SYRIA .srael demands POWs Mideast Big Four' discuss oil embargo JERUSALEM (Renter) - Israel will seek the release of its soldiers held prisoner in Syria as the first item in any negotations with Damascus on a separation of forces, Foreign Minister Abba Eban said here yesterday. But Eban also reassured the Knesset (Parlia- ment) that Israel will not negotiate with the Sy...…

… FIVE GAMES REMAINING: WAC rac e rages on By JEFF SCHILLER Here's a short quiz for all you would - be college basketball ex- perts. In rapid succession, you must answer the following four questions: Which major college conference had the greatest number of teams receiving votes in this week's AP college poll? What conference has the best total non-league winning percentage? What conference' draws the largest number of fans to watch its t...…

…I. Borus new st By Ffats Strops Without a doubt, the sports story ofrthe year is the pheno- menal rise of the new Daily senior editors. Tabbed by local scribes for an extensive rebuild- ing year following the demise of the scrappy "Borus Bunch," the new seniors have peeped through in championship style. "All the magazines had us picked eighth in the conference' expounded Sports E d i t o r and player - coach M a r c Feldman. "They said we'd ...…

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…FAN MAIL, See editorial page Y Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom P43a il SLOPPY High-40 Low-13 See Today for details ILZ-l I . I % I k I- I VUI. LAAAIV, No. I - Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 13, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages _, %i Author arrested by _TYOUSEE NMwS PPENCA Observatory honored The decrepit-looking globular building on the Hill has finally gotten itself into the history books. The Detroit Observatory, ...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 13, 19741 U a CHOOSE THE PERFECT V V EN|NE VALENTINE GIFT oo GREAT SELECTION OF: ti WATER GUNS- KITES- O MODEL KITS-CAR and BOAT KITS-SCHWINN'S- RALEIGH-PEUGEOT- MERCIER BICYCLESv Caepus Bke &Toy 514 E. WILLIAM ST. 662-0035 co~0e<==>0os==>c<"c"=>=0-=" «<="co<=> Paq To TEICIGADIL it 's Not Just a Travel Guide- It's a TRIP! "After you've packed your x shorts and toothbrush, the next most imp...…

… ! ht Ik-ruIs~op -DAILY Page hree I 1: 1 1l -,- , ,- hr7 Tensions increasing among many Mideast oil-producing nations E GRADS RSG has $$$$ for worthwhile projects Call 763-0109 FOR DETAILS By WILLIAM RYAN developing a new set of ten- AP News Analyst sions. Much of what is proposed to O Two producer nations now meet the oil consuming nations' fattening on high prices, Arab crisis would take a lot of time, Iraq and non-Arab Iran, have an...…

…lettersletters lettersletters lettersletl objectivity To The Daily: AS THE PERSON who arranged the February 6 debate on nuclear energy sponsored by PIRGIM and, as the head of PIRGIM's nuclear energy project, I should like to respond to Fred Schneider's let- ter which appeared in the Daily on February 8th. It is true, as Mr. Schneider Ftat- es, that the four participating de- baters all support a moratorium on nuclear energy. This, however, di...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pag Fiv PaaeFiv Groucho on specia AP Photo BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (1P) Groucho Marx responded senti- mentally to news that he would be awarded a special Oscar at at the Motion Picture Academy awards April 2. "I only wish that Harpo and Chico could be here to share it," the comedian said. Then he add- ed reflectively, "No-if only Minnie were here." Minnie Marx was the legend- ary matriarch of the performing family and G...…

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…Wednesday, February 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pc Q'e Seven Wedsll~ 9ned A , Fbur 3 94TEMCIA AL Pneic GVrn F Upset By ROGER ROSSITER One short week ago Michigan'schances of copping a Western Collegiate Hockey Asso- ciation play-off berth looked mighty bleak. Mired in ninth place, with the awesome Michigan Tech Huskies heading for town, the Blue dekers were faced with a seemingly im- possible task. JUST WHEN the season appeared to be los...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY vveanesaay, reoruary t~, ~ i-i. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, a ruary ompson greets 'U' audience Students, 'U' battle over johns (Continued from Page 1) mal format. "To satisfy contractual obligations quiring a two-hour presentation) I could read n the cocaine papers of Sigmund Freud," he imented. . [e did make good one threat-to read from the e and Fall of the Third Reich-,and for a min- jabbered away faster and fas...…

… *irr itau DaitjF SLUGGISH High-38 Low--18 See Today for details See editorial page Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXIV, No. 111 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 12, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages Union: Ripping off stud ent IFJSEE NEWSRAPPENCALL IY Burger wave The city's Planning Commission is holding a public hearing today at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Cham- bers at City Hall on the proposed construction of a "L...…

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…I IL. Il I ..III 3II d LJrI e Irr.c ruy csc 0 Solzhenitsyn rejects second govt. summons MOSCOW (A') - Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the target of bitter offic- ial attacks for publication of his book on Stalinist labor camps, re- jected yesterday a summons to the Soviet prosecutor's office. He said he would not appear for interrogation. The prosecutor's office had delivered a second summons to the apartment of the author's wife, and Solzhenitsyn...…

…AMEII"M C&RAF r n Exxon: Raising the level of struggle f .r lim ll 111111 Building for impeachment HT E ANN ARBOR Committee to Im- peach Nixon is embarking on a vig- orous letter-writing and lobbying cam- paign to dramatize the urgent need to demand accountability from the Presi- dent of the United States. We cannot afford to stand idly by while the President, operates a secret police force that acts outside the re- straints of the law. N...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Page Five Womej the By BETH NiSSFN The "Women in the R e el World" Free Film Festival ended Sunday, having successfully shown women's film offerings to enthusiastic, largely female crowds. The selection of films shown established women as viable con- tenders for recognition in t h e film world. Talent with a camera seems more related to individual crea- tivity than to the sex of the came raperson. The films of...…

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…Tuesday, February 12, 1974 THE M I CH I'GAN DAILY Tuesday, February 12, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Blue hold off Wildcats, 50-48; dar C nfid~n tof their lp d thp GRADUATE STUDENTS WELCOME! By JOHN KAHLER I t Jmanu. onen o erea ,ey Perhaps the Michigan bas- went into a stall of their own to ketal tam asnotalicfo force Northwestern to abandon its ketball team was nostalgic for azone. It should have been all over, the narrow, h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 12, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 12, 1974 ici ft club plans convention (Continued from Page 1) in this," Nagey explained. "People will bring in ten old books they have read and take seven out. Dr buy the books, if they'd prefer. The store can increase their stocks in this way without cost to anyone." THE AGE GAP leaps upward to Ted Reynolds, a 32-year-old grad student in American cultures....…

… tan flail FLURRIOUS High-29 Low--9 See Today tor details See inside Eighty-Three Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXX V, No. 110 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 10, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages y President ,;, . n . - .. Pr urges truckers to, roll CF YOUSEE NEWS APPEA GL Y HRP plat form sessions The Human Rights Party yesterday held its first session of a series of platform resolution meetings and completed work on communicati...…

… FHE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, F8bruary 10, 1974' 1 .. 1CIA DIYSudyFbuay1 ,. 7 I i TH IS WEEKEND I $2.50 8:30 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. MICHAEL COONEY A ONE MAN FOLK FESTIVAL MON., FEB. 1I- ALICE GERRAD and HAZEL DICKENS 1421 HILL STREET 761-1451 1421 Hill ST I 1&14'1SI Bullard initiates new info. office Trucks resuming runs, ..............:: i .y v: f s ti DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Sunday, February 10 (Continued from Page 1) continued to block t...…

…editors: tony schwartz marty porter contributing editors: laura berman howie brick sundaiy inside: mctgcizine page 4-books page 5-wystan stevens page 6-looking back Number 16 Page Three FEA February 10, 1974 TURES Backstage with Dylan: A 1o underbelly of the rock and By DAN BIDDLE Throw my ticket out the window. -Bob Dylan ON THE AFTERNOON of Febru- ary 2, 1974, a carpet of light snow covers the great flat industrial reaches of Sou...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 10, 1,974 BOOKS VOLFE'S ANTHOLOGY New Journalism: A bold, flashy genre searches for an identity THE NEW JOURNALISM lited by Tom Wolfe. N e w fork: Harper & Row. 394 ages; $10.95. BUT: soon to e in paperback. By TED STEIN rfHOUGH TOM WOLFE h a s spent more than fifty pages explaining the New Journalism, and has culled from a decade of magazine literature a dazzling , array of its best representatives, t...…

…Sunday, February 10, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sn day, m F" e r uc 1 , 1 74T E MI H G N A L PaeFv _. . PROFILE Wystan Stevens: Exploring bits of" Ann Arbor's hidden history By LAURA BERMAN Wystan Stevens opens the door to the 130-year-old home in which he lives and from force of habit launches into a guidebook tour of the living room antiques. "Peo- ple think I'm weird because I live in a museum," he admits. But the historic K...…

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…THE MICHiGAN DAILY Sunday, February 10, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 10, 1974 !imazin flue icers eci ech By ANDY GLAZER Robbie Moore-occupation: Goal- mder, Michigan Wolverines. Hob- y: it must be witchcraft. With 4oore making save after incredible ave last night, the Michigan icers rhipped top-ranked Michigan Tech .3. . Don Fardig was the late hero, coring two goals in the final per- >d to lead the Wolverines to their .rs...…

…Oj it i gau Eight y-Thiree Years of Editorial Freedomz tii AWFUL High-23 Low-3 See Today for details See editorial page Vol. LXXXIV No. 109 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 9, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages -I 41' N<V. Maple Par: A spate of solutions 1 r F cUSEE NM AS AL Flemin speaks University President Robben Fleming yesterday pop- ped up again at an off-campus ceremonial event when he addressed participants at the groundb...…