…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...…
…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...…
…Page 6-Saturday, May 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily Employment up WASHINGTON (AP) - The unem- economy, we do not expect to see ployment rate in April dropped to six unemployment continue declining at per cent for the first time since the start this rate," said William Cox, deputy of the recession, surprising government chief economist for the Commerce economists yesterday. Department. However, they said job-seekers "We are a little apprehensive th...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, May 9, 1978-The Michigan Daily LAWYER NEGLIGENT,,JUSTICES SA Y Corona convictions overturned SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Juan Corona's convictions for the machete murders of 25 farm workers was over- turned yesterday on the ground that his lawyer, who had the rights to Corona's life story, had not worked hard enough on the defense. Attorney Richard Hawk was "forced to choose between his own pocketbook and the best interests of his cl...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, May 10,;1978-The Michigan Daily Burial site for contaminated cows halted LANSING (UPI)-The Michigan THE COMMITTEE fears that PBB Supreme Court yesterday halted-at could seep from the buried cattle car- least temporarily-the planned burial casses into the area's water supply. of PBB-contaminated cows at a huge It went to the Supreme Court in an ef- burial pit near Mio. fort to overturn a lower court decision In a unanimous de...…
…Page 6-Thursday, May 11, 1978-The Michigan Doily Dick Siegel shines By R. J. SMITH singer worth his or her salt, the real ex- Ann Arbor's Dick Siegel is quite a citement is found in what Siegel does character. Although he works mostly at with the voice he has been given. It is the Humane Society, I can still imagine the tension of the artist striding the him lazily chugging wine from the sun- fault-line between safety on the one bleached porch...…
…Page 6--Friday, May 12, 1978-The Michigan Daily CINEMA II Friday, May 12 ANNIE HALL Director-WOODY ALLEN, 1977 Winner of four major Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Director, and Actress-ANNIE HALL is the amusing but realistic depiction of the "nervous romance" between Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. A cohesive plot of love, conflict, struggle, and resolution emerges in this sophisticated comedy. Marshall McLuhon in a surprise spot. Engli...…
…Page 6-Saturday, May 13, 1978-The Michigan Daily 14 eaneer deaths investigated PALISADES PARK, N.J. (AP) - were spaced, was compiled after a industrial site near U.S. 46. A chemical He said the local health board would Leaders of this community - six miles door-to-door survey of one neigh- plant operates in the neighboring meet with state epidemiologists to from Rutherford where an unusual borhood in this community of 13,000. borough of Ridgef...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, May 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily House to vote on violence bill (Continued from Page 1t would allowpolice toarrest a suspected criminal even if no other witnesses are present. Currently, most laws require a witness to see the crime but this new bill would enable police to overcome that difficulty if they have sufficient cause to believe a crime will be com- mitted. "A woman will not have to worry about being beaten up if she ca...…
… Page 6-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-The Michigan Daily Labor law revision faces fight WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican opponents of "In reviewing the record of the past decade, I fail to labor law revision launched their long-promised see substantial evidence of any major ailment affec- violating labor laws repeatedly. filibuster yesterday against the bill that organized ting the labor movement or the collective bargaining SUPPORTERS claim the changes...…
…Page 6-Thursday, May 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily Wallace closes political door MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Lacking the drive that thrust him into the national spotlight as a lecturn- thumping firebrand, Gov. George Wallace is calling it quits after 32 years of political life. Almost 15 years after he burst onto the national scene as an arch segregationist with his "stand in the 'I don't intend to be in- volved in any campaign at all.' -George Wal...…
…Page 6-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Weaker pot penalties By MICHAEL ARKUSH The committee also recommended A bill that would impose weaker removing any jail sentences for minors penalties for the possession of convicted of possessing less than an marijuana was approved yesterday by ounce. the Michigan House Judiciary Commit- "The major purpose of our proposals tee. The bill was immediately sent to is to decrease the penalties imposed...…
…Page 6-Saturday, May 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily TWO-CENT JUMP: Postage rates rise the National Association of Greeting MOST OF THE meeting was held Card Publishers challenged it in the behind closed doors, and the votes U. S. Court of Appeals in were not conducted until a few Washington. The greeting card minutesafter reporters were ad- group had supported the citizens' vised they should go to lunch. They rate. had been waiting for a decision...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-Th Bromb( By R. J. SMITH First, the good news: In four shows last Saturday and Sunday at the Ark, David Bromberg sold out. The singer has donated all the proceeds to the cof- feehouse, netting them a hefty sum. The bad news is that if the second show Sunday was any indication, then this self-styled "dangerous man" isn't very much of a threat to anyone. Probably, he was tired; he was as in- terested in telling jokes...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, May 24, 1978-The Michigan Daily Chamber concert superb By JEFFREY SELBST national Chamber Music Competition sinuous motives intertwine and each to hear a quartet with as much energy Monday night in the Pendleton Room at Evian, France, 1976; winner, East soloist has a chance to shine. The and precision as this. of the Michigan Union the International and West Artists Competition, New Allegretto which closes the piece retur- Y ...…
…Page 6--Thursday, May 25, 1978-The Michigan Daily ilbert & Sullivan at its finest By JEFFREY SELBST SpecialtoThe Daily CHICAGO - The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company of England arrived here last week as part of their North American tour. The usual fare - Mikado, Pirates of Penzance, and Pinafore, which together are frequently and breezily referred to as MikadoPinaPirates - was supplemented by a rare tour presentation of what many critics consider t...…
…Page 6-Friday, May 26, 1978-The Michigan Daily A the me then dec 'Finishing JOSHUA PECK human motivation, for if When I was nine, I read an account of bag of foul produce Wedne heyday of vaudeville, its perfor- the opening of AACT' rs and audience. I was incredulous Touches, I would soon havt n that anyone with even a grain of to let fly with the worst I ha ency could have thrown rotten Where, oh where, to star nishing Tou hes Kerr's abysmal...…
…Page 6-Saturday, May 27, 1978-The Michigan Daily U.S. ready for neleae ,st deal WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter nuclear tests, citing fears that the Control and Disarmament Agency, told was signed in 1963. The 1963 acc administration is ready to negotiate a Soviets might cheat undetected. Jones reporters yesterday that the duration of bans tests in the atmosphere and five-year treaty with the Soviet Union also said U.S. warheads need to be the pr...…
… Page 6-Wednesday, May 31, 1978-The Michigan Daily Inflationary upswing predicted WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter up again sharply in May, but that prices exports of farm commodities to foreign tapered off in the summer, for administration braced itself yesterday are also rising generally throughout the countries and a brisk American con- percent inflation rate for the year for the latest inflation figures, which economy because of rising product...…
…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-...…
…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...…
…NEV Gandh dia's in a cr "bette first Prime Gan Delhi' politic when and h princ MR Minist had ht reven, acting "An them, dhi, w The Michigan Daily-Saturday May 6, 1978-Page 7 Gandhi's son jailed without bail W DELHI, India (AP) - Sanjay ended in a landslide defeat of her forces destroy a film satirizing Mrs. Gandhi's Gandhi's bail on charges he tampered ii went to jail yesterday after In- in the March 1977 election. government and Sanjay's aut...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 9, 1978-Page 7 Cities vote on ate of gay rights Clergy rallies support In Eugene, repeal force to rescind law in Wichita takes 'different' view WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - The Rev. Ron Adrian, campaigning to repeal an anti-discrimination law that protects homosexuals, says he is raising a "con- servative voice for moral decency." Robert Lewis, co-director of the Homophile Alliance of Sedgwick Coun- ty, sees it differe...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 10, 1978-Page 7 imed head of Minn.journalism school By ELISA ISAACSON Gerald Kline, associate professor of journalism at the University, was ap- pointed director of the University of ., 4 Minnesota's school of journalism and mass communications Monday. Although his appointment is subject to approval by the Minnesota Board of Regents, Kline is expected to assume his new post July 1. He will replace Robert Jone...…
…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, May 11, 1978--Page 7 CARTER AGREES TO COMPROMISE: More planes for WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter, on the eve of crucial congres- sional committee votes on his proposed three-way Mideast arms sale, agreed yesterday to sell 20 additional jet fighters to Israel in the future. White House press secretary Jody Powell announced an apparent ad- ministration compromise with congressional critics of Carter's plan- ne...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 12, 1978-Page 7 Tax cut faces tough opposition WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Ways and Means Committee voted Thursday for a partial rollback of Social Security payroll tax increases that could save some workers as much as $123 next year. The biggest savings would go to higher paid employees, but the change, if it becomes law, would result in some savings for all employees and their em- ployers. The proposal approve...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 13, 1978-Page 7 New housing director to be named soon (Continued fromPage3) Hughes has been in the University tor of a dorm system at a large univer- picked by Johnson to include Director Robert Hughes. system for 14 years. sity. faculty and administration CALLING HUGHES "a strong inter- The search committee listed four The committeealso said it was tatives. nal candidate," Johnson said, "You criteria for cand...…
…The Michigan DpIly-Tuesday, May 16, 1978-Page 7 A nightat the Bluegrass Opera By R. J. SMITH It was Taylorville, Kentucky, but it was the same story all over the South. It was post-Civil War, and the time of the New South was just beginning. In countless towns, young men were swept up in the migration that took them off the farms and into mines or textile mills. For those who escaped that fate, there was uncertainty; many fled to the North, h...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-Page 7 State House OK's domestic violence bills By MICHAEL ARKUSH Five bills designed to give the police and courts more power to curb domestic violence were passed unanimously by the state House of Representatives yesterday. The bills were immediately submit- ted to the, Senate, where discussion is expected to begin early next week. YESTERDAY'S vote followed several days of hearings and thorough rev...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday May 18, 1978-Page 7 Bayh seeks extension for ERA ratification ensy u ai t tthF ERA cnmcbOycott of conventiOni tieS in I WASHINGTON (AP) - The chief Senate sponsor of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) introduced a resolution yesterday which would ex- tend by seven years the time for ratifying the amendment. Sen. Birch Bayh (D-Ind.), chairman of the judiciary subcommittee on the Constitution, said at least 22 of his ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 19, 1978-Page 7 Can surrogate mother be paid for child? By ELEONARA di LISCIA Childess husband with infertile wife wants female for test tube baby. Cauca- sian background. Indicate fee and age. All answers confidential. A little more than a year ago this ad appeared in The Daily and a number of other area newspapers. The man who placed it was successful in his search. He found a woman who was willing to serve as...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 20, 1978-Page 7 Marley opens tour im A By MATTHEW KLETTER The crowds gathered early Thursday evening outside Hill Auditorium, the night Bob Marley and the Wailers chose to open their first American tour in two years. The show began with the Imperials, formerly Little Anthony and the Im- perials, but with new moniker due to the loss of Anthony Gourdine. The band played contemporary rhythm and blues, characteriz...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 23, 1978-Page 7 Local arms race watchers gather By BRIAN BLANCHARD , It will be a determined group of area residents that travels to the United Nations's special session on disar- mament Thursday to express support for national and global weapons reduc- tion, if Saturday's community forum on the issue was any indication. Reps Carl Pursell (R-Mich.) and Robert Carr (D-Mich.) and University Political Science Prof...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 24, 1978-Page 7 Arabs turn out own weapons CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-The Arabs have gone into the arms business in the Middle East, and the fledgling industry already is selling its Western-designed military hardware ins half-dozen coun- tries. The Cairo-based consortium is welding Egyptian manpower and fac- tories, Western technology and Arab oil dollars in an effor to lessen Arab dependence on foreign arms makers....…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 25, 1978-Page 7 Brookings: Carter bold, but alls short WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter's performance since taking of- fice 16 months ago has been courageous, but disappointing, because he has failed to deliver on his promises, a study by the Brookings Institution said yesterday. Carter has turned to Brookings, a Democratic-oriented economic think tank, for several key members of his administration, notably ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 26, 1978-Page 7 Ahoo! Warren Zevon strikes at Power By DOUGLAS HELLER "You're wonderful!" someone in the audience called out. "Hey, no. Pretty good, maybe," Warren Zevon replied, waving his han- ds for emphasis. Zevon, limping on crutches (he later explained that he had an accident dan- Lmichigan DAILY cing and falling off a stage), played to a near capacity and highly responsive crowd at Power Center Wednesday...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday May 27, 1978-Page 7 Brahms chamber music splendid By KERRY THOMPSON Anyone who has performed one or more of Brahms' intricatechamber works realizes how tremendously difficult it is to perform them 'cleanly. The Inter- national String Quartet, with David Shifrin, clarinet, and William Doppman, piano, accomplished this task with style Thursday night in the Brahms Festival at the Michigan Union's Pendleton Room, the s...…
…The Michigan boily--Wednesday, May 31,1978-Page 7 RECORDS LO NDO N TOWN sophistication that is rare in a rock ar- tist. Even well-executed pop (or disco, where technicaI polish is of the utmost importance) depends on rich orchestral arrangements and the like to dress up otherwise flat musical ideas. McCartney's music, no matter how much of a throwaway flavor it retains, is always based on inventive, concrete musical ideas, even if nothing mo...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…Page 8-Saturday, May 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily OPEC I TAIF, Saudi Arabia (AP) - Ministers from 13 nations that control half the world's oil production gathered in this cool mountain resort yesterday for a meeting on long- and short-term pricing policies, but they are not expec- ted to raise prices. The ministers, representing the members of the Orgnization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, will meet informally today, without an agenda. said ...…
…GEO begins state requested hearings (Continued from Page3) number of criteria which he felt con- firmed a GSAs status as a student. Ac- cording to Veracruysee, there is stiff competition among universities for top graduate students, and therefore the University must offer financial support such as fellowships, loans and GSA positions to attract the best candidates. "The University has to offer this sup- port to these students in order to get ...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, May 10, 1978-The Michigan Doily CAPTORS STILL AT LARGE: weeks ag official at World I to Queen murder o most infli candidate an histoj church-b and the la West. Carter cowardly pathy to I PREMI an emer[ President address ti Thousa massive Brigades March 1 bodyguar death f policies o ty, rulers The boc Moro wor wrapped blanket,v Caetani, U ai Moro dead; (Continued from Page u Rome's busiest districts. o that no government or ...…
…Page 8-Thursday, May 11, 1978-The Michigan Daily Looney cycle: fan'ifu vehicle to nowhere By DOUGLAS HELLER The Exploratory Moon-Probe Luna- cycle, a piece of art created by British artist Rowland Emett, has travelled around the globe and now come to tem- porary rest at Briarwood Mall. The Lunacycle, nick named "Maud" (Manually Activated Universal Deviator), is the realization of a whim- sical dream. Ostensibly designed to traverse the terrai...…
…Page .-Friday, May 121978-the Michigan Daily Senate committee deadlocked on Middle East fighter jet sales WASHINGTON (UPI) - On an 8-8 vote, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday blocked an effort to reject President Carter's proposed Middle East jet sale, giving him a slim initial victory in his bid to provide war- planes to Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. The committee then voted unanimously to inform the Senate it could make no ...…
…Page 8-Saturday, May 13, 1978-The Michigan Daily Italian official injured in street ambush (Continuedfromn Page{} ting on the collaboration of little-known clandestine groups of leftist extremists who previously engaged in petty sabotage and minor attacks. OVERNIGHT, police reported bom- bing attacks on a Justice Ministry of- fice in Rome and a police station near Turin. In Pisa, the car of a Christian Democrat official was set ablaze. No in...…
…Daily Photo by JOH' ALEX HALEY, AUTHOR of the best-selling book "Roots," was in Detroit Sunday to speak to the African American Heritage Association. Here, Haley speaks to reporters at a press conference in Cobo hall. URGES BLACK ROLE IN AFRICA POLICIES: Author Haley speaks in Detroit Why the"I J By RENE BECKER Blacks should play a more active role in affecting American foreign policy toward Africa, "Roots" author Alex Haley said Sunday. In ...…
