…Page 6-Thursday, May 4, 1978--The Michigan Daily SA LES CALLED'VITALLY IMPORTANT': W lea fici ding Ara sect S Def Air Carter aides defend pla 'ASHINGTON (AP)-The nation's UNDER PARLIAMENTARY Committee had introduced a resolution ing diplomatic and military of- procedures,. Congress has 30 days to to kill the entire sales deal. als told Congress yesterday the pen- disapprove of an arms sale sent to VANCE, NONETHELESS, reiterated g sale of jet...…
… Page 6-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily arreau's jazz splendour floods Hill By ERIC SMIT1 One might expect, then, that Jarreau coming album were well-received, stopping to shake hands wit The crowd at Itill Auditorium was simply a one-man band, yet credit most notably "Wait A Little While." audience, then returning to the m screamed and cried for more Wed- must be given to his excellent back-up And when he performed a standard in- finis...…
…Mondale to Marcos: Respect human rights MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Vice President Walter Mondale gave Philip- pine President Ferdinand Marcos a pointed message yesterday - improve his martial-law government's record on human rights or face continued friction with the United States and loss of American popular support. Mondale also met with a half-dozen anti-Marcos dissidents, and one of them, former Foreign Minister Salvador Lopez, said afterw...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 7 Detectives seek con less than five-hours before he was taken By THOMAS O'CONNELL into custody. According to the Sheriff's The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department, Wooten was "hiding out Department is investigating the with friends" in the Ann Arbor area whereabouts of convicted rapist An- during the rest of those four days. thony Wooten between the time of his A-department detective said if esca...…
…l' 4 pn O lfJ~ YoM yor -. vli y1nrv~n 1 pi rbi Page 8-Thursday, May 4, 1978-The Michigan Daily MEETS MEXICAN LEADERS TODAY: Gas price issue plagues Vance WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, who left yesterday on a three-day visit to Mexico, will be able to offer nothing new on the two major problems in U.S.-Mexican relations, natural gas and illegal aliens, State Department officials say. Congress has not completed action on the...…
…Page 8-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Truce reached with MOVE members PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Members of a band of radicals called MOVE began surrendering to police yesterday under a fragile truce aimed at ending a 50-day blockade of their rat-infested, red brick house. Under terms of the agreement, the city is to swap food and water for MOVE's guns and explosives in the hope that the mop-haired anarchists will move on. MERLE AFRICA, the ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 4, 1978-Page 9 TASK FORCE WILL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS: Plymouth findings due today By MICHAEL ARKUSH The special seven-member investiga- tive task forceassigned by Governor William Milliken to uncover cases of abuse at the Plymouth Center for Human Development and other state mental institutions will release today a report listing the committees findings since it began its inquiry nearly two months ago. Wilbur C...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 9 r rum a cuuuy na-ceannun.- spoiled as Canada, you'd expect a very special taste. Fresh from North America's most experienced brewery, Molson has been making friends on both sides of the border since 1786. Our three import brands are ready to show you just how great Canada can taste. Make it the heartiness of Molson Ale, spirited Canadian Beer, or smooth Golden. Or all three. Brought to you Urou...…
…Page 10-Thursday, May 4, 1978-The Michigan Daily HOUSE, SENA TE SET TO CONFER: Carter energy plan makes gains WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter's beleaguered energy program made some headway in Congress yesterday as a proposed natural gas compromise appeared to pick up new support and energy conferees announ- ced they're ready to go public with it. A meeting was set for today so House and Senate negotiators can begin takin'ormal action on a ...…
…Page 10-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily By UnitedPress International leaving at the end of each shift and it's Corp. estimated that between 400 to 600 Stealing cars is big business in difficult to keep track of .everyone," cars are stolen each year from its eight Michigan with $62 million in losses to said Detroit Police Department Inspec- plants in the Detroit area. M ic h ig a n owners in 1977, a figure surpassed only tor Donald Pohl....…
…WASHINGTON (AP) - The use of machines instead of humans to sort mail is leading to increases in the num- In e s ber of letters routed to the wrong city and subsequent delays in delivery, the Postal Service says. in r s Postal Service delivery standards call for letters to arrive in one, two or three days, depending on the distance they must travel. The mail agency's 111.a 1jstatistics show that more than 90 per cent of letters are delivered wi...…
…Carter NEW YORK (AP) - Americans think President Carter is an honest, hard-working man, but they don't think he has gotten much done as President. That's the finding of the latest Associated Press (AP)-NBC News poll, taken this week. MOREOVER, Carter's job rating has plummeted once again, with Americans' judgment of his perfor- mance at levels touched only by Richard Nixon among recent occupants of the Oval Office. Only 29 per cent of those qu...…
…Page 12-Thursday, May 4, 19'8-The hichigan Daily Rep. victim of double standard, lawyer says LANSING (UPI) - The attorney for convicted em- tee's recommendation, which could be to expel seat. bezzler Monte Geralds says the Madison Heights Geralds, censure him or do nothing. lawmaker would have been acquitted, had he been a No lawmaker in Michigan history has ever been ex- HE AND PLUNKETT claim that a privately com- private citizen raher than a...…
…Page 12-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Brezhnev urges disarmament BONN, West Germany (AP) - Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev began his long-delayed visit to West Germany yesterday by calling for world renun- ciation of neutron weapons and renewed efforts toward disarmament. Human rights activists and German rightists held demonstrations against his visit. IN A DINNER speech last night, the Soviet leader said his country would do all i...…
…vllG nopiriMorli- -8WP kyAoM .vnbntu fTf The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 4, 1978-Page 13 Sun Day sparks solar support (Continued from Page 1) To replace it, Ralls proposed a five- member Michigan Energy Commission with a tougher approach toward gran- ting rate increases to utilities and authority to operate in all other energy fields. THE HOUSE Taxation Committee joined the observance by approving unanimously legislation providing tax credit...…
…The Michigan Daily--Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 13 Now comes Miller time. C 1977 Mdi Beig Co , Mwaukee. SWes …
…Page 14----Thursday; May 4, 1478-=-The Michigan Daily moufitamoeerliv, 77- * SELECTING THE ,PROPERGEAR The Busch label is where it © Comfort is crucial. If you. all begins. Note o o mountaineer in the snowy, p 0 public, pick craggy peaks p a padded affixed © o bar stool, thereto. 9 preferably {- They d'. one that n o 7th spins (to f^^a c i,. l.,i''. . on- r, tate tlAJ11 ir- "° "4P tains. ing the o >° ' scenery). At home, a com- A.t fortable ch...…
… Page 14--Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Has S. Africa An AP News Analysis large quantities of ammunition, arms JOHANNESBURG, South Africa explosive devices and documents also (AP) - Incursions by black nationalist had been seized - some hidden in guerrillas carrying arms made in suburbs of the coastal resort city. Soviet-bloc nations appear to mark a The police reported the discovery of new phase in the black struggle to top- caches o...…
…The Michigan Doily-Thwrsdy, May 4, 1978-Pege 15 MORE PROTEST EXPECTED OVER 'U'INVESTMENTS: South African debate continues (Contnued fromPage3) . year. CORPORATE GIFTS and grants to the Unviersity in the fiscal year 1976 totalled $6 million. According to the report if -in 1976 the University had not invested in corporations operating in South Africa it would not be able to ac- cept gifts or grants from those same corporations. The University...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 15 KENT STATE REMEMBERS: Memorial marked by vigil ehants (Continued from Page 1) yesterday morning. After the service, students rallied and were addressed by 12 speakers. STUDENTS THEN marched around campus chanting angry slogans against Ohio Governor James Rhodes, who called in the National Guard on campus eight years earlier. The march began with chanting of "Rhodes, you liar, we'll set your ass o...…
…Page 16-ThurskW, May 4, 1978--The Michigan Daily FEMLE PUPPY FOUND, approx. 3 month old. INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTS, spacev o aprt- Wht trier or terier mix in/black and tn mark- ment available, bth men and women. Air rondi- '1The ighlands SUBLET iogs. Found in Washtenos/Hill St. area. Call 663- tioned, modern aparments. S oat and educational l AVAILABLE MAY 1-AUG. 9274, ask for Anno d55 programs. Call 662-5529or 665-6575. 31C506 Located on North...…
…Page 16-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily LLOST AND FOUND FEMALE PUPPY FOUND, approx. 3 months old. White terrier or terrier mix w/black and tan mark- ings. Found in Washtenaw/Bill St area. Call 663 9274, ask for Ann. dA505 FOR SA LE . For Sale: Vivitar Series 1. 70-210 macro/zoom lens. CaHi663-1474 468511 ANSWER TO PR S E H E R 0 D A B A S P A S T A D A N A H E M I A B O U METE R A L I X R U H R S N A I L B O G D A M O N DIP VOWEL AP P ...…
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…The Michigan Daily--Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 17 (ContinuedfromPage 16) PERSONA L DANCE Ballet Modern Jazz Ballroom PHYSICAL ARTS Hatha Yoga TaiChi Karate Fencing Women's Fitness PHOTOGRAPHY Photo Darkroom Color Printig Informal Portrait Special Workshops ART Life Drawing Acrylics& OilPainting Watercolor Pottery Calligraphy . Glass Blowing Sculpture Graphics, Layout Offset Printing Courses beginweekof May 8th" Registration now open ART WORLDS ...…
…Page 18-Thursday, May 4, 1978-The Michigan Daily Racing collision ends with jockey's death BALTIMORE tAP) - One jockey was killed and two others were injured yesterday in a spill at Pimlico Race Course. One of the four horses involved in the accident had to be destroyed, authorities said. ROBERT PINEBA, 25, the jockey on Easter Bunny Mine in the second race, was pronounced dead at Sinai Hospital of "multiple internal injuries," a rrECNNIFI'...…
…Page 18-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Berries By ELISA ISAACSON A flock of tawny cedar waxwings perches in a small tree at the Oxford housing complex, munching on bright red berries. Suddenly the birds spill out of the tree, swirling giddily through the air. Some crash into the big bay windows of a nearby building, and the ground is soon littered with their dead or stunned bodies. THE REPETITION of incidents such as this has caused c...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 4, 1978--Page 19 sports of the DAILY Women improve The Michigan State Invitational, held this past weekend in East Lansing was something of a breakthrough for Michigan's women's track team. Not only did the team fare well (unofficially third of eight teams, according to coach Red Simmons) but seven varsity records were set as well. "I couldn't believe the team improved so much," said Simmons of the striders' ac...…
…The Michigan Daily-.-Friday, May 5, 1978-Page 19 ___ _ Mountaineering #3. - METHODOLOGY Heading for the mountains Mountaineering as all but the chronically misinformed know, is the skill, the science and the art of drinking Busch Beer. It begins by heading for the mountains (i.e., a quick jaunt to your favorite package emporium or wateringholea) and ends by downing the mountains (i.e. slo sakngswllos f hebrw ht isetBschcS )i. M l However, betw...…
…Page 20-Thursday, May 4, 1978-The Michigan Daily WOMEN'S COACH QUITS IN 2ND YEAR: Netters' Atwood By BOB WARRENA Michigan womens tennis coach John Atwood resigned this week before com- pletion of his second year as coach after breaking a University rule that establishes decorum within athletic teams. Atwood ordered a beer at a Columbus restaurant while on a road trip in which the women were competing at the Ohio State Inivtational. Consumptio...…
…Page 20-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Holocaust marked by memorial serviwe (Continued fromPage3) "I'm more concerned about the in- might not have it for another 2,000 telligent, educated people who years." remained silent through it all," said one The Rabbi noted that the anti-semitic participant. She added, "Is it fear posters indicate Germany was not the within us that keeps us from speaking only nation that perpetuated anti- out or...…
…Carter: Legal system w (Continued from Page 1) and social effects of strip-mining and other efforts to develop energy resour- ces. In his address to the bar association, Carter said the United States needs more women and minority judges, fewer and shorter lawsuits and more legal aid for poor and middle-income persons. HE ALSO called on lawyers to slow down their fee increases as part of his voluntary 'anti-inflation program and called for "...…
…Page 22-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Metro Seven accepts Va. Tec into league Maitn Leagu Sa (AP) - Virginia Tech, an indepen- dent since it dropped out of the Southern Conference 13 years ago, has been accepted as a member of the basketball-oriented Metro 7 Conferen- ce. Metro Commissioner Larry Albus of St. Louis said Tech will immediately become eligible to compete for con- ference championships. Other teams in the league - more ...…
…sports of the DAILY Netters on the road The ten-time defending Big Ten men's tennis champion Michigan Wolverines move into the final weekend of dual matches versus conference rivals when they visit Ohio State today and Indiana tomorrow. The Wolverines are currently 6-1 in the league, second to Wisconsin. Ohio State is close behind the two leaders. Against the Buckeyes, Michigan coach Brian Eisner expects a battle from the team that defeated hi...…
…Page 24-Friday, May 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily THE SPORTING VIEWS 1111|111 - I g||@||||||||||||||||||||||||||W| | I|||| I Sick to the stomach... ... Vitale or fans? By GARY KICINSKI Dick Vitale won't have to kick Johnny Orr around anymore. As you probably know by now, and as many have known for a long time, the Detroit Pistons have hired Vitale, the former University of Detroit Basketball coach and athletic director, as their new coach. All ...…
…. Vol, LXXXVIII, No. 1-S rf I h19 l )11 TWednesday, a ,17 Abichign D IFLs Ann Arbor, Michigan Free Issue Twenty-Four Pages Plus Supplement Sun Day 'reflects energy needs By ELISA ISAACSON approved a resolution introduced by Councilman Ken Although this isn't the proverbial "month of Sun- Latta to officially recognize today as national Sun days," the first week of May could be considered a D ay. A special local Sun Day was declared last mon- w...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, May 3, 1978 -The Michignon Daily Mondale meets Marcos, dissi MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Vice relations -American bases and human fraud, torture and other violations of President Walter Mondale launched his rights in this island nation. human rights. Far East tour yesterday on a welcome Mondale holds his only scheduled U.S. officials refused to name the op- of flowers, dances and conciliatory round of talks with Marcos today a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 3, 1878-Page 3 High court decision could stall Council anti-smut proposal "It's a land-use thing as opposed to an By JUDY RAKOWSKY outright ban of sexually explicit nn Arbor's pornography ordinance material." probably remain untouched by Belcher, who introduced both pieces nday's U.S. Supreme Court decision of legislation in a package last Novem- ch upheld a 1975 Michigan Supreme ber as Mayor ProTem, concurred...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, May 3, 1976-The Michigan Daily Nmichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom- 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 1-S News Phone: 764-0552 Wednesday, May 3, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Nixon: T Shouting at VP out oforder L AST WEEK'S graduation ceremony was a happy event for most of those attending. It was the end of four (in some cases, many more than th...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 3, 1878-Page 5 NATIONAL MonThur 9t PERSPIRER turday MAY 3,'1978 SMALLEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PHONY SCANOLE SHEET IN ANN ARBOR PAGE 88 ...'KI GCOURSE BOOK DISCOUNTS!PAGE 290 ealng Psychics Reveal Bookstore Located in Union page 60 National Divorce Rate Linked to 5% Course Book Discount at Cellar page schn age ***** Lg. Selection of USED Course Books Return to Haunt U.Cellar: at 25% Off List page 857.570 Spee...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, May 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily A NEWS ROUND-UP: Reg A $61 tuition undergraduat University cla Regents at th and second ye While you were away ... Department of Education needed the crease in administrative spending for tuition figures to compute student the street repair program. e n ts awards in state competitive scholar- i Mayor Louis Belcher, however, says ships for 1978-79. the seven member Republican caucus Tuition hik...…
…StAte Employee rights debated By MICHAEL ARKUSH A bill that would guarantee public and private employees access to their personnel files was passed 3-1 by the Senate Labor Committee last week, highlighting last week's activity in the Michigan State Legislature. The bill, which was sent to the full Senate, would give employees the right to inspect and copy most of their per- sonnel records and to respond in writing to any problems in the infor-...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, May 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily That charming movie of Bunuel By OWEN GLEIBERMAN Prior to 1972, when The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie came out, Luis Bunuel's films were always sparked by an intense feeling of outrage. Whether his subject was the hypocrisy of modern religion, or a poverty-stricken youth culture and its shocking capability for cruelty, Bunuel stood out as the champion of uncom- promising bitterness, his e...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 3, 1878-Page 9 Bunuel's new 'Object' (Continud from Pages8) her if their love is consummated; thus, Mathieu is forced to stifle his desire un- til she feels "ready." By the time she agrees to travel to his country retreat, then hops into bed in short pants ador- ned with atomic-resistant stitching, i.e., an embroidered chastity belt, people in the audience were groaning in vicarious frustration. MENTION SHOUL...…
…Page 10-Wednesday, May 3, 1978--The Michigan Daily While you were away .. . R $10, and the fine for parking in a space IF THE REGENTS had accepted the provide there R e g e n ts , reserved for handicapped persons from MSA proposal the student represen- a substantial $5 to $25 - the maximum fine allowed tative would have been accorded, "the vice," Murray (Continuedfrom Page6) the University by state statute. same rights and privileges which are...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 3, 1978-Page 11 Pair accused of bribery attempt (Continued from Page 1)Athw Masschuett, sad at te sesio in At the time, Volpe was serving as Masachusetts, said ast the session in t o srin "He did raise some money for me by a Suffolk County grand jury last Suffolk Superior Court that the two men then in Worcester County," Volpe said. Friday. attempted to raise $500,000 in cash "for Nixon later named him U.S. am...…
…Page 12-Wednesday, May 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily Graduation: Lea An arena full of sweltering graduates, friends and relatives heard Vice President Walter Mondale extoll the value of universities as the birth places for such government programs as John Kennedy's Peace Corps and Lydon John- son's Great Society during last week's commencement exer- cises. The 1978 grads and spectators got particularly hot under robe and collar when a small gro...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 3, 1978-Page 13 CLOCKWISE, FROM LEFT: Vice President Walter Mon- dale delivers the keynote ad- dress at Saturday's commen- ' cement exercises; one graduate holds up a sign urging divestiture of Univer- sity holdings in companies which operate in South Africa; anxious graduates stand in line for what will hopefully be the last time; University President Robben Fleming awards Mondale an honorary doctor of laws ...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, May 3, 197$-The Michigan Daily AUTO ANTI-THEFT DEVICES PROPOSED: End of the line or joyriders? WASHINGTON (AP)-The Trans- portation Department, leveling its sights primarily on joyriding thieves, announced plans yesterday to require automobile manufacturers to install anti-theft equipment beginning with 1981 models. The devices include protected ignition wires to prevent a car from being started without a key, hood lat- che...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 3, 1978-Page 15 He had his diamond in the roughage PONTIAC (UPI) - A $17,000 diamond ring found in the stomach of convicted perjurer Peter Lazaros following his death in jail last week was stolen last year from a New York City jeweler, authorities said Tuesday. The ring, which included two emerald-cut diamonds, was reported missing Jan. 19,1977 by 1ulgari Danaos Ltd., said Oakland County Prosecutor L. Brooks...…
…Page 16-Wednesday, May 3, 1978-The Michigan Doily !State (Continued from Page7) troduced by Senator James Desana, a Wyandotte Democrat. The state aid bill differs from previous years by abolishing the requirement that cities or villages must raise income taxes to receive aid. Ann Arbor would receive $82,740 un- der Desana's proposal, even though the average income in Ann Arbor is well above the $6,000 level without students. However, Universi...…
