…Page 18-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Doily Hoffa's 'foster son' O'Brien sentenced DETROIT (UPI) - Charles "Chuckie" O'Brien, the self- proclaimed foster son of missing for- mer Teamsters president James R. Hoffa, was sentenced in federal court Thursday to two concurrent one-year prison terms for lying on a bank loan application. SHOPLIFTERS ATLANTA (AP) - "You are senten- ced to write a research paper, make an apology, give two weekends ...…
…Brewers tap Tigers; Band d's sac decisive The Michigan Daily-riday, May 19,1978-Page 19 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST MILWAUKEE (AP) Sal Bando's eighth-inning sacrifice fly scored Paul Molitor as the Milwaukee Brewers, after squandering a five-run lead, struck back and snap- ped Detroit's four-game winning streak with an 8-7 victory over the Tigers yesterday. Molitor led off the eight with a bunt single and reached second on the play ...…
… I sports of the DAILY Uoily Photo by JOHN KNOX Michigan pole vaulter Jim Stokes vaulting in a recent workout, is one of the Wolverines' leading athletes in the Big Ten Championships today and tomorrow at Northwestern. Stokes set a Michigan record and qualified for the NCAA's with a jump of 17'11/2" at the Penn Relays. Habs handcuffed; Bruins win 4-0 BOSTON (AP)-Gary Doak and Rick Middleton struck for goals early in the first period and goa...…
…Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 12-S m chigan DAILY Thursday, May 18, 1978 Twenty Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents House approves f ederal budget with tax cut WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal Jan. 1, three months after the beginning budget that makes room for a tax cut of the fiscal year, the impact for fiscal of $19.4 billion next year and reduces 1979 would be about $15 billion. spending slightly below earlier plans The budget resolution does not spell was...…
…Page 2-Thursday, May 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily (Continued from Page It * remained in the rebel sector., a ire State Department spokesman Robert Holliday said the best information b ] available indicated none of those left els behind was injured or was being held by the rebels. evaouation mission would go into ac- tion. But a senior Defense Department of- ficial said the U.S. is not ruling out the possibility of sending Army paratroopers on ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 18, 1978-Page 3 City focuses on alcohol awareness By JUDY RAKOWSKY An occasional drink at the end of the day or during the holidays is the association most people have with alcohol. But the perils of alcohol abuse were what Mayor Louis Belcher had in mind when he declared this week Alcohol Awareness Week. "We want to make people more aware of the dangers of alcohol abuse and of the fact that it is a treatable ...…
…Page 4-Thursday, May 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily mkYhigan DALY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Ar-bor, M1. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 12-S News Phone: 764-0552 Thursday, May 18, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Court must stand up for gays G"AY RIGHTS received another setback this week.' The Supreme Court again refused to address the question of how far a state may go in regulating pr...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 18, 1978-Page 5 Detroit Rep's 'Lost in the Stars' By JOSHUA PECK In the center of a somewhat rundown, lower-middle-class section of Detroit is a building, replete with proudly blazing marquee, that constitutes something of a surprise in this frugal age - the Detroit Repertory Theater. At a time when many Americans, and Detroiters in particular, are without a Lost in the Stars by Maxwell Anderson and Kurt Weill...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…Page 8-Thursday, May 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily (Continued fromPage 3) ACCORDING TO Breakey, the coun- c tcil tries to alter the drinking habits of chronic alcoholics and problem drinkers by helping them focus on their problem and "learn to drink in a way cmothat's not destructive" ifOClLSES OThe council is supported by the United Fund and some state money and 1 is staffed by trained counselors. The service is paid for on a scale deter- mined...…
…Chaplin's stolen LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - The Chaplin, stolen fror its grave 76 days ago that seemed to have stumped international found yesterday in a shallow hole ii a co Geneva. Two alleged grave robbers were ar Authorities said they picked up the pai Bulgarian - after they allegedly called t lawyer demanding a ransom for the return the famed comedian. EXAMINING MAGISTRATE Jean-Dani the call was traced, the two men were tra body, -still...…
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…Page 12-Thursday, May 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily Social Security tax cut WASHINGTON (AP) - The House much as $123 a year the taxes paid by Ways and Means Committee reversed higher-income workers and their em- itself yesterday and stifled an election- ployers. year effort to roll back Social Security Every covered worker and his or her taxes for 106 million workers and their employer would have benefitted from employers, the rollback. The $14....…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 18 1978-Page 13 SANTO DOMINGO QUIET Dominican troops halt election SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) - Tabulation of presidential election results was halted by national police forces here yester- day after challenger Antonio Guzman opened a wide lead over President Joaquin Balaguer in Tuesday's balloting, according to reports in Washington. The military denied it seized the government. WHEN THE count was...…
…Page 14-Thursday, May 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily Drink the water Researchers say flouridation not harmful BOSTON (AP) - A federal study of Erickson compared the cause of cities without. . Erickson wrote that his study "shows 46 cities has concluded that fluoridating death of 922,000 people over three years "We don't know of any adverse health that the marked differences in crude water to prevent tooth decay has no ad- in 46 American cities - ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 18, 1978-Page 15 Warning: Living may be hazardous to your health By The Associated Press Read the Warning: Living can be hazardous to tells you your health. cause can Or so it seems. If you believe Off to everything you read and hear, it is hard automobil to imagine how anyone survives. seat belt f Consider just a few of the dangers National lurking in a typical day. cent of all WAKE UP WITH a cup of coffee. B...…
…Page 16-Thursday, May 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT BRIEFCASE LOST-Tan leather, School of SA NS S OU CI Education. Contents valuable to me. Large reward. S 665-57 or764-9208. 40A520 Large one and two bedroom furnished apartments available for fall occupancy. Apartmentincludes FOR SA LE aaa heat, free parking, and a large balcony or patio Located across from the University of Michigan BRAND NEW 8-foot toboggan with pads, ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 18, 1978-Page 17 (ContinuedfromPage16) PE RSONA L TOO BUSY . . . let us do it. Drop off laundry service. Your cost plus $1.00 service charge on first load and 35t each additional. FAST SAME DAY SERVICE. SAMSON LAUNDRY;609 S. Forest (at S. University). 52F525 MAY WE HELP YOU with your non-prescription drug needs? Village Apothecary, 1112S. University. pcFtc SAILING THIS SUMMER? Three Ann Arbor gentle- men seeki...…
…Page 18-Thursday, May 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily BONDS, NOR T H, MAY CHANGE TEAMS A Bo Cla Ra bee tw( in hop rsm Baseball contenders swap stars *^"*Ass"chg otiAiCPresN king Hank Aaron after the 1974 season, rewers from 1970 through 1974. His RLINGTON, Texas-Neither Bobby was reacquired by the Brewers y best season was 1973, when he hit .303 nds of the Chicago White Sox nor LOS ANGELES-The Dodgers, trail- yday.with 26 homers, 93 runs batted ...…
…Schwartz Illustrated The long wait us over. .. ... Motown teams are back LByCUBSCHWARTZ LOWLY BUT SURELY, Detroit's professional sports are coming around. It wasn't long ago that are sports enthusiasts were suffering through what seemed to be an endless draught, as far as championship teams were concerned. The Pistons would struggle through a .500 season, with more excitement off the court than on. The Red Wings were in such sorry shape that t...…
…Page 20-Thursday, May 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN LOSES 4-2, 8-3 Tartrtopple Blue W e e k e n d feasted on Wolverine pitching for eight th, sixth and seventh, but each time a r , W lverneitching rfor deight double play put out the Blue fire. runs, while turning over five double "We just gotta forget today and come plays in the nightcap. S"We hit some balls right on the but- out playing this weekend," asserted in a ton," said Blue coac...…
… michig tn DAILY Ann Arbor, Michigan 9 Ten Cents Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 11-S Wednesday, May 17, 1978 Sixteen Pages The'U's own five and dime By R. J. SMITH In the market for a stripped-down atomic absorption spectro- photometer? How about a dented biochemical centrifuge? Do you feel a need to buy last year's amino acid analyzer for your chemistry set? It's all there - and an unbelievable amount more - at the University's Property Disposition Ce...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-The Michigan Daily ACCEPTS MISDEMEANOR CHARGES Cartwright leaves state Senate By MICHAEL ARKUSH State Sen. Arthur Cartwright (D- Detroit) agreed to resign yesterday af- ter admitting he altered a $4.50 restaurant bill he received last fall during a trip to Atlanta and claimed $45.80in reimbursement from the state. Cartwright pleaded guilty yesterday in Ingham County Court to the lesser charge of a misdemeanor, w...…
…Statue marks new downtown park By DAN OBERDORFER A gargantuan 15 by 18 foot statue - erected yesterday in the new Urban Statue Plaza near Farmers' Market - was promptly hidden by a similarly monstrous tarpaulin which will cover the work of art until its unveiling this Saturday at noon. The unveiling will mark the official opening of Ann Arbor's brand new park. Located on Detroit St. between Catherine and Fourth Ave., the park's floor is compos...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-The Michigan Daily ~micig nDAILYI Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, M1. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 11-S News Phone: 764-0552 Wednesday, May 17, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Double bottoms should be junked THE DEBATE over double bottom tankers is still raging in Lansing, and some-' time this summer the legislature is' likely to make a final deci...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-Page5 Jobs in A limited to burgers and parks By BRIAN BLANCHARD There are a few jobs left to help pay for sandals and ice cream, but summer opportunities in Ann Arbor seem to be limited to filing papers, frying ham- burgers and sweeping floors. The bulletin board on the second floor of the Student Activities Building is covered with notices from employers around the area, but "they do go pretty -fast...…
… 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...…
…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...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, May 17,1978-The Michigan Daily (continued from Page 3) Council defeated 'This is just another example of their suggestion by David shoot-from-the-hip mentality," Latta Ward) to put the que said. "They have proceeded without balloting before the checking on all the details." in an advisory vote. "A CITIZENS' committee vehemen- The Republican tly recommended the city adopt punch motion, arguing vote card only for absentee ballo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-Page 9 Photographer shoots way to fame S ae o ice, the clasroom stitute of Arts and the Halstead 831 Gallery. terior of scattered men and chicken cages piled on a The teacher remained d her office, t bedor These photographs are a well-rounded represen- feather-strewn floor, and ending with a close-up of the aslittl atenrin.rSvend tesonmeftjistbeggrdedr tation of the incredibly diverse images he has so...…
…Page 10-Wednesday. May 17, 1978-The Michigan Daily Reaction to arms sales mixed (Continued from Page1) said they would, because they are so close to the Saudis," said Mendel. Mendel also said the Carter ad- ministration has mistakenly assumed the Saudis would cease supporting Egyptian President Sadat's peace initiative if they did not receive arms from the U.S. Mendel said the Saudis had no alternative but to support Sadat because they are af...…
…Begin 's JERUSALEM (AP) - Israelis call that day one year ago when Menachen Begin became prime minister the "mahapach," Hebrew for "the upheaval." The coming to power of the dapper little man with the courtly manners of the Old World and the reputation of a terrorist amounted to nothing less than a revolution. Not only Israel, but the whole Middle East has been turned up- side down. BEGIN WAS carried into office by a nation tired of 29 years o...…
…Page 12-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-The Michigan Daily LOST AND FOUND FREN FOUND-LADIES WATCH in front of Cemete S ANMSOJC Call 663-1241, evenings. dA5l7 - -- ----__ ---- Large one and twobedroomfurnished apartments FOUND-Near old A & D Building-Woman's rain available for fall occupancy. Apartment includes scarf 764-0147toclaim.' heat, free parking, and a large balcony or patio. j cg A Ecated across from the University of Michigan Stadium. Bus se...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-Page 13 ii i4 . .'ii ii M (Continued fromPage 12) PE RSON A L -ELOVE-NOWAR (It'sgood for our business) Austin Diamond 1209 S. University 663-7151 Specializing in custom engagement & wedding rings cFtc SAILING THIS SUMMER? Three Ann Arbor gentle- men seeking interesting female sailing companions for summer and cruise to Georgian Bay for 10 days in June and July. Sailing experience not abso- lutely ne...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-The Michigan Daily Ex-hurle r returns to baseball By The Associated Press Jim Bouton, the 39-year-old former major league pitcher who wrote a best- selling book that drew the ire of baseball's establishment, got another chance yesterday in his bid for a comeback. No longer armed with a blazing fast- ball that once made him a 20-game winner with the New York Yankees, Bouton hopes the fluttering knuckleball will...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 17, 1978-Page 15 sports of the DAILY Blue tangle Tartars Biding their time until the Big Ten championship is decided this weekend, Michigan hosts Wayne Stae ina non-conference doubleheader at 2 p.m. this afternoon. The Wolverines (25-12) can't afford to slow down with the end of the regular season close at hand due to the possibility of Michigan State sweeping them this weekend. Should the Spartans accomplish ...…
…Page 16--Wednesday, May 17, 1978-The Michigan Daily DEADLOCKED IN 14th Tigers stuck in marathon By PAUL CAMPBELL Special tothe Daily DETROIT-Phase One is over. It ended last night as Seattle and Detroit battled into the early innings. Just as Ralph Houk hoped, his young team got off to a good start, playing aginst weaker Western Division clubs. The good start was supposed to give the young players confidence as they, headed into Phase Two. W...…
… IL , rchigTan DALY Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Vol. LXXXVI11, No. 10-S Tuesday, May 16, 1978 Sixteen Pages 4 _ __._ . .- a Mideast arms sales get Senate OK Daily Photo by JOHN KNOX CUSTOMER HOWELL DAVIS takes advantage of the last days of Detroit Edison's light bulb program as he exchanges his used bulbs yesterday at the local Edison office. Bulb bonanza!. Exchanges near end By JUDY RAKOWSKY Load up your laundry baskets and grocery b...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, May 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily TERRORISM TRIGGERS BACKLASH: Conservative upswing marks Italian elections ROME, Italy (AP)-Italy's Christian Democrats scored sweeping gains yesterday in local elections, gathering strength from a voter backlash to the kidnap-murder of former Premier Aldo Moro and other terror attacks by left- wing extremists. Reversing a move toward the left registered in the 1976 national elections, Italians g...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday,May 1 , - Council nixes storm windows By DAN OBERDORFER City Council voted six to five last night to defeat a motion which would have forced landlords to equip rental units with storm windows during the winter months. Councilwoman Leslie Morris (D- Second Ward), who introduced the motion, said the action was designed primarily asa conservation measure. "IT IS MOST homeowners' intent to put in storm windows. On the o...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, May 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily michign DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St.; Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 10-S News Phone: 764-0552 Tuesday, May 16, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Fond recollections of those iafternoons on the courts Legislators an' delaySATpc L AST WEEK U.S. Chief Arms Negotiator Pa Warnke speculated that a Strategic Arm Limitation Talks...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 16, 1478-Page 5 COURT DECLINES GAYRIGHTS QUESTION Refuses to hear N. Carolina case WASHINGTON (AP)-The Supreme Court yesterday -refused to call into question the authority of states to outlaw homosexual acts between con- senting adults. The court, with two jnstices disagreeing, left untouched a North Carolina sodomy law dspite argumen- ts that it violated the privacy of rights of homosexuals. CIVIL LIBERTIES la...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 16; 1978-Page 9 it Bill"became the Electric Bil' he 1930s nearly all d in your changed )dern anted, lights ller part of sts. t-free ditioners, ranges, lights actually account for less than 20% of the electricity you use. That's why proper use and maintenance of major appliances is so important.r The more efficiently these big energy users operate. the more economical they'll be. And that can save a lot of mone...…
…Page 10-Tuesday, May 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily Stone Age tribe ound in volcano MANILA, Philippines (AP)-A tribe of primitive cave-dwellers wearing loincloths made of hammered bark has been discovered living inside the creator of an extinct volcano in the jungle wilderness of the Philippines, the government announced yesterday. A government spokesman said President Ferdinand Marcos visited the area, 430 miles southwest of Manila, during the ...…
…Rare, well-done .. . NEW YORK (AP) - Hamburger meat cooked too long at temperatures above 300 degrees Fahrenheit may produce cancer-causing substances, but the extent of the risk is not yet known, a biologist said yesterday. Dr. Barry Commoner, of Washington University's Center for the Biology of Natural Substances in St. Louis,- said the composition of the substances has not been determined and, until that is done, tests on animals cannot be...…
