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…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 1-S Twenty-eight Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan FREE ISSUE Plus Supplement S. African panel calls for reform From AP and Reuter you know, he'll want to vote with you." CAPE TOWN, South Africa - A Parliament scheduled immediat special commission recommended debate on the sugegstions and Fani yesterday that discriminatory labor Botha, minister of labor and mines, wa laws be abolished so blacks may have to give the government's respo...…

…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 2-S n D ail y Thursday, May 3, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan FREE ISSUE 'U' awaits state reaction to hospital plan By JOHN GOYERI In spite of criticisms of the $254 million plan to replace University Hospital, University officials said they will make no changes in the present plan until they see how state officials react to it at a May 7 meeting. State Public Health officials will keep in mind criticisms of the plan ...…

…~A~ih~d4 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 3-S [Th1e Lv ulla i t vait Friday, May 4, 1979 y Twenty-Four Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan FREE ISSUE NEW RADIATION STA TIS TICS FOR THREE MILE ISLAND Cancer fatalities may increase From AP and Reuter WASHINGTON - Congress was told yesterday that the dose of radiation to an estimated two million people living within 50 miles of the damaged Three Mile Island nuclear plant was twice as high as previously believed. Health, ...…

…Subscribe now-ca 764-0558 Mtt4 tfV~t~ D ily Saturday, May 5, 1979 ] [ he l . Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Nation's med schools may face budget cuts By VICKI HENDERSON The Carter administration is asking Congress for the authority to cut the appropriated budget set up in 1971 for the nation's medical schools, said the Socio- economic Newsletter of the Institute for Socioeconoxnic Studies (ISS) in White Plains, New York. A $46.4 ...…

… IA The Ann Arbor, Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIX, No. 5-S Tuesday, May 8, 1979 Sixteen Pages j Michiaan Ten Cents Begin vows to continue attacks Daily Photo by LISA UDELSON SAM DAY, managing editor of The Progressive, speaks to a University audience; about the magazine's protest of a court ruling forbidding them to print a story on the hydrogen bomb. 'Progressive' editor blasts gov't restriction By JULIE ENGEBRECHT was very simplistic. "I...…

…e Micigan Daly SxteenPages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Judge rules From UPI and staff reports GRAND RAPIDS-Michigan Indians won a stunning federal court victory yesterday in a landmark decision upholding their right to unlimited fishing free from state-imposed restrictions. In a 131-page ruling, U.S. District Judge Noel Fox held that two Upper Peninsula Indian tribes retained unlimited fishing rights under two 19th Century treaties. Fox's r...…

…FT h Mic ig n Ily Vol. LXXXIX, No. 7-S e M c gan Da Thursday, May 10, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Gold's remains discovered in field near Briarwood Mall By TIMOTHY YAGLE HAWKINS CALLED Gold's death Skeletal remains found Tuesday "self-inflicted" and said "There was no night in an area of dense brush north of evidence of foul play or violence." He Briarwood Mall were identified by also said Gold apparently hanged her- poli...…

…The Michigan Daily an Ten Cents Vol. TXXXIX No. 8-S Friday, May 11. 1979 Twenty Pages Ann Arbor, Michigc House rejects Carter's gas rationing plan CARTER HAD submitted the plan WASHINGTON (AP) - The House under a 1975 law requiring him to do so yesterday rejected President Carter's and giving Congress 60 days in which to request for standby gasoline rationing act on it. That time runs out today. authority despite an impassioned ap- The Hou...…

…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 9-S trday' May 12, 1979 9 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Pre-written term papers readily available By SARA ANSPACH p pany offers "custom research," a service that will Money can't buy everything, but enough of it will Firm s profit from write a paper tailored to a student's particular bring a pre-written, pre-typed term paper on any . needs. For example, if you need an eight-page subject delivered to your door and...…

… %6 The Ann Arbor, Michigan Daily Volume LXXXIX, No. 10-S Tuesday, May 15, 1979 Sixteen Pages JI Michiqan Ten C-ents U.S.-Sino trade pact initialed CANTON, China (AP)-Commerce The trade agreement was initialed Secretary Juanita Kreps and Chinese here by Kreps after it was flown 1,200 Trade Minister Li Qiang (Li Chiang) miles from Peking, where Li initialed it yesterday initialed a broad, and earlier. complex trade agreement which one "T...…

…Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents MSA elections certified Alkrnd, Tyler take posts after monthof uncertainty AP Photo A SISTER AND the daughter of the late Rep. Leo Ryan, the California congress- man who was murdered in Guyana during the Jonestown People's Temple incidents, listen to a House panel report on the incident. House' Jonestown investigation released By BETH PERSKY After nearly a month of review and discussion, Vice-Presid...…

…The ichi n D 11 YVol. LXXXIX, No. 12-S TheMicigan DalyN lU Thursday, May 17, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Soviets may exploit U.S., Saudi relations MOSCOW (AP)-The Soviet Union will make every effort to exploit the rift in delicate relations between Saudi Arabia and the United States, Western analysts here say. According to diplomatic sources, the Soviets-who have no diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia-have been in cont...…

…Y Vol. he M ~h g l LXXXIX, No. 13-S The M chiga DadFriday, May 18, 1979 y Twenty Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents DISCRIMINA TION ALLEGATIONS DISCUSSED Regents hear women tracksters t Board asked to review prof cases By JOHN SINKEVICS The University Board of Regents yesterday listened to two unusual requests for Board action on tenure reviews - one concerning the case of Political Science Assistant Prof. Joel Samoff and the other involvin...…

…e iciga Dail LXXXIX, No. 14-S Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents U' to sell controversial stock I IharIe been''j (ssslred sIiilrity fbetwieen itil mir policy1. --Jeiiiif's frinerhioll Vic e--PresieIIit for Brinkerhoff PLANS FOR NEW 'U HOSPI T A L TO HE REV MPED: By JULIE ENGEBRECHT The University Board of Regents voted yesterday to sell the University's shares in a corporation that has refused to comply with Regental guidelines con...…

…Y nVol. LXXXIX, No. 15-S Tuesday, May 22, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents TEHRAN, Ira nment has reas criticism of its short yesterday blown crisis. Foreign Mini ference that Ir Thursday's Sen executions and Iran. That realizat Iranian Foreign United States to Tehran, signal U.S. criticism triggers Iranian anger an (AP) - Iran's revolutionary gover- criticism. ship with the deposed shah. cted swiftly and angrily to American T...…

…Ni4gDF e Mh l Vol. LXXXIX, No. 16-S e c igan aWednesday, May23, 1979 Twkelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents SECOND DEATH ROW PRISONER GRANTED REPRIEVE Inmate scheduled for execution STARKE, Fla. (AP) - Condemned murderer John Spenkelink's remaining A hours dwindled as one court rejection followed another yesterday, but his ~ Death Row companion, Willie Jasper Darden, Jr., won a reprieve from the electric chair. Spenkelink's appeal was re...…

…The Jlchicran Dail" Vol. LXXXIX, No. 17-S Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan. Ten Cents Developer drops Riverside plan By JOHN GOYER and JULIE ENGEBRECHT Public sentiment against the proposed Riverside Plaza apparently convinced the project's developer to tell the city planning department yesterday that he will drop his plans for a 22-story convention center on the Huron Rive. The North Side Neighborhood Association (NSNA) has opposed developer...…

…Th e D ichigan Daily Vol. LXXXiX, No. 18-S Friday, May 25, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents House rejects decontrol, wants oil WASHINGTON (AP)-President Carter's plan to prices and enrich producers while doing little to remove price controls from domestic oil was over- alleviate shortages. whelmingly repudiated by House Democrats yester- The vote, formalizing a voice vote taken the day day while Republicans demanded a better a...…

…Vol. T e ihgn-D l LXXXIX, No. 19-S L ) Saturday, May 26, 1979 e M cigan aily Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Jet crashes in Chicago DC-10 falls after takeoff; no survivors From AP and UPI CHICAGO-An American Airlines wide-bodied jet loaded with 272 Memorial Day weekend travelers crashed nose first and broke apart into flames yesterday just after takeoff from O'Hare International Airport. Authorities said all aboard were killed in ...…

…Ft Vol. LXXXIX, No. 20-S FT h c g ednesdayvMay 30, 1979 L... Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents DEFECTS FOUND IN ENGINE MOUNTS FAA orders DC-10s grounded WASHINGTON (AP) - The gover- ministrator of the FAA, said nment ordered immediate grounding of decided not to ground the twi " ; -..all 134 U.S.-registered DC-10 airplanes Airbuses because "there isn't st yesterday after the discovery of "grave commonality" in the engine- * and potentially dange...…

…[The M hi n D ttVol. LXXXIX, No. 21-S Ya a Thursday, May 31, 1979 6 Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents U' Hospital cautious in dispensing DES by ADRIENNE LYONS The drug diethylstilbestrol (DES), now known to increase cancer risk in the daughters of women who take it, was dispensed at the University's Health Ser- vice during the late 1960s and early 1970s as part of an experiment. DES still is dispensed at University Hospital as a "mor...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, May 2, 1979--The Michigan Daily THE MICHIGAN DAILY (USPS 344-900) Volume LXXXIX, No. 1-S Wednesday, May 2, 1979 is edited and managed by stucents at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morn- ings during the University year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109. Subscription rates: $12 Septem- ber through April (2 semesters); $1:3 by mail outside Ann Arbor. Summer ses- sion published ...…

…Page 2-Thursday, May 3, 1979-The Michigan Daily IN Pre trol stre sint bat I the Con cha Va. pre 0 Gr Foes of oil deregulation almost block plan VASHINGTON (AP) - Foes of decontrol led by Rep. Toby Moffett (D- raise U.S. Oil prices to world levels. Energy Committee, Sen Henry isident Carter's decision to lift con- Conn.). Both Carter forces and decontrol foes Jackson, (D-Wash.), and Sen. Edward is on oil prices showed unexpected MOFFETT'S att...…

…Page 2-Friday, May 4, 1979---The Michigan Daily HEW releases doubled radiation statistics (Continued from Pag 1) greater health risks than the general population." However, Califano said risk figures had not yet been calculated for these workers. He said he expects an even higher figure will be reported in a fuller analysis of the data which is expected to be completed and made public next week by the Nuclear Regulatory Com- mission (NRC). Ca...…

…Page 2-Saturday, May 5, 1979-The Michigan Daily Milliken submitted phony budget, (CeflhueiirOm Pagei) Milliken's projection. In addition, they cutbacks in the Medicaid program and governor's welfare caseload estimates said, state programs are underfunded the so-called "5-5-5" plan, which called are "consistently low." by another $50 million under Milliken's for 5 per cent pay hikes for classified Senate Democratic Leader William budget. and un...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, May 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily Editor blasts court restraint (Continued from Page 1 engien is cooled not by water, but by air. The article is at that level of sophistication,"Day said. "There's not a single mathematical equation," he added. Day admitted there were some sket- ches which accompanied the article, but these were "crude, hand-drawn diagrams." Day, whose audience consisted primarily of students in Prof. John Stevens...…

…Page2-Wednesday, May 9,1979-The Michigan Daily Inflation forecast 'screwed up:' Blumenthal (Cntiued fromPage i) company," the secretary said, noting economy will continue a gradual to higher tax brackets and business that few economists were predicting cooling in the next few months. "We are profits rise, resulting in higher tax five months ago that inflation this year clearly seeing signs of a slowdown - collections. would be so severe. and I...…

…Page 2-Thursday, May 10, 1979-The Michigan Daily U.S., Soviet Union to sign SALT H (ConUnued from Page 1) a "few remaining secondary items"-the treaty was finally wrapped up. U.S. OFFICIALS said there were no hitches. They said the remaining details were technical and could be handled by the U.S. and Soviet delegations in Geneva who will prepare the treaty text over the next, two or three months. Vance emphasized the hope the pact carries for...…

… Page 2-Friday, May 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily Women in 'U' administration: step-by-step gains (Continued from Pagei) to maintain the place of women in ad- Several male administrators said not because they're men, but because ministration because men are eager to they disagree with Mueller's opinion. there are men in the office I look to for of minorities into University Hospital have these jobs," said Mueller. "I SPEND most of my time with m...…

…Page 2-Saturday, May 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'Soweto (continuedfromPage f have made Soweto a peaceful place in 1976 and 1977.' Van Dyk said that in setting penalties he took into account that the accused have already spent between 21 and 28 months each in detention, and that they were aged only 15 to20yearsat the time of the riota. "I'm confident that the interests of the state will be best served by restoring as many of the accused to th...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, May 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Myths hamper energy efforts, oil exec says (Coninued from Page 1) Howard R. Marsh Center for the Study companies; profits actually fell last high value is placed on automobi an amount far beyond its financial of Journalistic Performance. year. According to Longe, oil com- there has been little "dampening needs, to help the western world. "If According to Hill, oil is a "commodity panies experienc...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, May 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily (Johnson decides to certify MSA elections (Continued from Page 1)' that the SDO would work with the reviewing the fiscal policy and president, said he feels the election dinary reaction," said Johnson of the student group in the future. procedures of MSA," said Johnson. process needs to be changed, but did not Regents' request for an administrative He said MSA experiences difficulties PAC spoke...…

…Page 2-Thursday, May 17, 979-The Michigan Daily Soviets may exploit weak, U.S., Saudi relations 'U' offcials 'handicapped' for awareness experiment (Continued from Page) - Fahd, half brother of the ailing King Khaled, has maintained a significant power base in the monarchy and has run the kingdom's day-to-day affairs. But he is one of about 40 princes with varying degrees of power who must consult with one another on decisions affecting the ...…

…Page 2-Friday, May 18 1979-The Michigan Daily Johnson to control MSA fun <Contnued from Page 1 med to study the government. The which claimed CSJ held its certification from which he received the information result was MSA. hearing only four days after the elec- he used to make his decision, but in- Johnson claimed the Central Student tion, while the MSA compiled code dicated the study justified certification. Judiciary (CSJ), which was respon...…

…Page 2-Saturday, May 19, 1979-The Michigan Daily Education school minority office may lose funds Continued from PageI was cut back from seven to six weeks to save money. The term began a week late. Stark could not be reached for com- ment. Dr. Sigrid Hutcheson, program reviewer for the School of Education, gave the report to Stark. She said the office was just one of "a number of areas in the process of being reviewed.'" Stark received the r...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, May 22, 1979-The Michigan Daily ADMINISTRATION BLAMES GAS SHOR TAGE ON MIDEAST UNREST Executives deny withholding oil to raise pri Conftnaedtrom Page 1) "I DON'T KNOW of any oil being O'Leary said he doesn't know of any demand. "significantly short" of the crude oli withheld for higher prices," said James easy ways for oil companies to stretch The chairman of the energy commit- needs. DeNike, a vice president of Shell Oil Co. t...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, May 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily Judge delays one (Continued from P'age 1) Court Justice William Rehnquist do nothave the courage to face not only refused to grant a stay of execution. the issue of the death penalty, but the The fullcourt had rejected Spenkelink's issue of discrimination as well," he said appeal four times. in his statement, issued before Darden Spenkelink's attorneys sought won his reprieve. Darden is black. ...…

…Page 2-Thursday, May 24, 1979-The Michigan Daily Democrats renounce Carter's decision to decontrol oil WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter's decision to lift oil price con- trols was loudly renounced by his own party in the House yesterday, while Carter said he fears the nation won't cope with energy problems unless there is a severe crisis. Members of the House Democratic Caucus tentatively approved a measure expressing "Democratic policy" th...…

…Page 2-Friday, May 25, 1979-The Michigan Doily House liberals, oil allies attack (Continuedfrom Page 1) furnish within 15 days "full and com- plete information" on current gasoline, diesel fuel and heating oil shortages. And in the Senate, three conservative senators who usually vote on the in- dustry's side on key energy issues were circulating a petition urging the hiring of an independent auditing firmtosee if the present shortages are rea...…

…Page 2-Saturday, May 26, 1979-The Michigan Daily PERSONAL WEEKLY EARNING LEVEL DROPPED Fuel prices boost consumer prices 1.1 per cent By UPI and AP50 per cent annual rate, based on in- months after the president's anti-in- Department, was a shade worse than creases since the start of the year. flation program was instituted, there's March's one per cent; a shade better WASHINGTON-Fueled by the THE HIGH inflation rate gouged a "not ahell of alo...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, May 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily DEFECTS FOUND IN ENGINE MOUNTS DC-10s to undergo safety insi (Continued from Page 1) area of the assembly at the same time. United Airlines spokesman Dave Even after the aircraft are returne The engine is bolted to the metal pylon, stwald said its inspectors yesterday to service, Bond said, the engine moui Bond said the engine mountings st "found a crack in a pylon spar web, a tings will be ins...…

…; Page 2-Thursday, May 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily Donations expand 'U'finances (Continued from Page 1 Both the College of Engineering and donor so that the gift could be accepted. business no matter how great you are." the College of Pharmacy are supported He said there have been times when The University could easily move heavily by corporate, foundation, and the University decided to refuse a gift, from a "great institution to a mediocre i...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 2, 1979-Page 3 Utilities rate cut idea aired n Council By JOHN GOYER and ELISA ISAACSON In an effort to distribute the financial burden of local sewage treatment im- provements, City Administrator Sylvester Murray proposed to City Council Monday night a sewage sur- charge on new building developments as an alternative to the city-wide 23 per cent rate hike now in the proposed 1979- 80 city budget. The proposed...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 3, 1979-Page 3 South Afriea govt. to okay bla k labor unions From Reuter and AP CAPE TOWN, South Africa - South Africa said yesterday it will support legislation to end racial segregation in the nation's industrial work force, which would be the first official step toward dismantling this white-ruled nation's apartheid system. Labor Minister Fanie Botha said that legislation giving full union rights to South ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 4, 1979-Page 3 Stiffer penalties ahead for young drinkers By AMY DIAMOND Ann Arbor's lenient $5 drinking fine may be replaced by stiffer penalties as a result of a series of recommendations proposed by a 19-member work study panel investigating the 21-year old drinking law. The panel was appointed by Gov. William Milliken in an effort to crack- down on the new law and ensure that it is carried out effectively an...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 5, 1979-Page 3 'U' students bike cross-country Trip to help local charity By PATRICIA HAGEN The Staten Island Bridge in New York is 3,500 miles from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, and Joseph Shields and Eric Nichols plan to travel the distance across the country by bicycle to raise money for autistic children. The two University engineering students hope to raise between seven and ten thousand dollar...…

…The Michigan aiiy-Tuesday, May 8, 1979-Page 3 Carter backs nukes for now From AP, Reuterand UPI WASHINGTON - President Carter said yesterday the nation's nuclear power plants must continue to operate, but he promised to push the country toward alternate energy sources and conservation measures. Carter told organizers of an anti- nuclear demonstration, which, drew from 65,000 to 100,000 people to Washington yesterday, that he was con- fronted ...…

…Sabotage of nuclear plant suspected by FBI officials RICHMOND (AP) - The FBI is in- vestigating what could be the first case of attempted sabotage of a U.S. nuclear power plant, an official of Virginia Electric & Power Co. said yesterday. C. M. Stallings, Vepco vice president, said company ,inspectors discovered Monday that a caustic white crystalline substance had been dumped into 62 of 64 new, nonradioactive fuel elements stored for use thi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 10, 1979-Page 3 UNDERGRAD TEACHING REDUCED, CREDITS SLASHED Outreach review changes final By JOHN SINKEVICS The LSA Executive Committee has forced the Psychology Department to make major changes in Project Outreach (Psychology 201), which in- clude reducing the amount of course supervision by undergraduates and slashing the number of credits a student can elect in the course. The program also faces certain eli...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 11, 1979-Page 3 Emergency plans needed for A-plant licenses WASHINGTON (AP)-A Senate committee voted yesterday to shut down in six months all nuclear power plants operating in states without a government-approved emergency evacuation plan. Officials said the move could force the closing of 41 reactors in 16 states that lack Nuclear Regulatory Com- mission (NRC)-approved plans. There are 70 commercial nuclear rea...…