…The Michigan Daily .... Vol. LXXXVI, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 2, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages *urn itt d~ CarterinS.D.; Reagan akes2 By The Associated Press California Gov. Edmund Brown gained startling, proxy support in Rhode Island's presidential primary election last night as. the uncommitted line on the ballot drew more votes than any Democratic candidate. It was another setback for Jimmy Carter, who won the Democ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 2, 19~76 Syrian troops advanceon Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Thousands of Syrian troops backed by tanks advanced on Beirut yesterday after crossing into Lebanon in a major ef- fort to halt the Lebanese civil war. An Israeli official said the invasion has not tipped the scale toward Israeli interven- tion. Palestinian guerrillas said about 7,000 troops backed by 150 tanks breached ti-e aastern ...…
…yvednesday, .dune 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Breaking up: Not so hard to do By BARBARA ZAHS Here's the ultimate project for the real do-it-yourselfer: a do-it-yourself divorce The University's Student Legal Aid Office has put together a kit contain- ing explicit, step-by-step instructions on how to sever matrimonial bonds. THE PROCESS REQUIRES a mini- mum amount of assistance from the staff at Legal Aid. Clients can actually han...…
…Fear and loathing in the Marines By JEFF RISTINE WASllIN(;ToN --The two drill instructors shouted at Marine recruit Ronald Bannister from both sides. "One kept saying, 'You're nuts! You're unts! You're nuts!' " Bannister testified at a House Armed Services Subcommittee session last week, "And the other was saying, 'You're crazy! You're crazy! You're zrazy'! "Yes sir! Yes sir!" he shouted over and over in response. THE INCIDENT, and other case...…
…Wednesday, June 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?tage Five WednedayJune , 196 TH MICHGAN AILY 'a, Fiv Seven Eastern oil firms charged wihprice fixing WASHINGTON (M - Seven independent oil companies were indicted yesterday on federal charges of illegally fixing the price of gasoline they sell in Middle Atlantic states. The indictment, returned by a grand jury in U.S. District Court in Baltimore, also named as defendants the Society of Independe...…
…Page Six THE MI CHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 2, 1976 Suit challenges West Point honor code NEW YORK IP) -- West Point's cherished honor code was challenged in federal court yesterday only hours after the U. S. Military Academy said that the number of cadets who cheated on homework has near- ly doubled. The suit said the honor code is unconstitutional. THE NUMBER formally ac- cused, tantamount to a guilt finding, now stands at 98, in- cludi...…
…Wednesday, June 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven -> + 2Brita1in, Iceland OK pact OSLO, Norway (AP) - Britain and Iceland signed a tempor- ary agreement yesterday end- ing the seven-month "cod war" disput over fishing rights off Iceland. The agreement sharply cuts fishing by British trawlers with- in the 200-mile limit claimed by Iceland. AFTER TWO days of hectic talks here, foreign secretaries Anthony Crosland of Britain and Einar Aug...…
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…Wednesday, June 2. 1 976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Ninel uoczsw ___ I - H ~i.t/r Try Daily Classifieds Continued from Page 8) LOST AND FOUND L0$T-If anyone has found a light brown leather wallet, please call Ann Mare at 764-0552. I desperately need my identification. dA PERSONAL PERILS of AML Today we hae an explanation of our angel-faced herone's quet. Aout a year ago, AML was playing with her dog Bozo, when she had a vision. The vision w...…
…Poge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 2, 1 976 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 2, 1976 Vote totals (Continued from Pa,e It These are the figures in yes- terday's competition: RHODE ISLAND .With the vote complete: Republican Ford 66 per cent Reagan 31 per cent Democrats Uncommitted 32 per cent Carter 30 per cent Church 28 per cent SOUTh DAKOTA With 93 per cent of the votes -ounted: Republican Reagan 50 per cent Ford 45 pe...…
…Wednesday, June 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven EMU rolls on in NCAA's By BOB MILLER It was business as usual for Blue tracksters take college athletes over the holiday weekend, and Michigan was among those competing in base- C ball and track. frst in tourney Also, the 92nd NCAA Tennis Tournament wound down to the finals yesterday. power the Maize and Blue on The tournament win gave In action on the diamond, the offense. Michigan a ...…
…Pace Twet,,. THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y Wednesday, June 2, 1976 Grote hurt at Olympic camp Collapsed lung sidelines guard; status secure for next season By RICH LERNER Steve Grote's hopes of playing basketball for the United States Olympic Team have disinte- grated. The 6-2 guard suffered a collapsed lung at the Olympic trials in Raleigh, North Carolina, Monday, where he is now hospitalized. "It didn't happen until after the workout, Mon- day nig...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 21-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 3, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Reagan might aid Rhodesia Woulc commit U.S. troops 1if necessary SACRAMENTO, Calif. OP) - Ronald Reagan said yesterday that if he is elected president he might send American troops to Rhodesia to preserve the peace if the Rhodesian government asked for help. But the former California governor said he doesn't believe an actual comm...…
…Page Two THE) IRS investigating Rev. Moon's church? MICHIGAN DAIL' Thursday, June 3, 1976 Food price rise reported WASHINGTON U') - The In- ternal Revenue Service is in- vestigating the tax-exemptions of Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Uni- fication Church, Rep. Peter Pey- ser (R-N.Y.) said yesterday. The congressman said that high-level IRS officials, whom he would not name, had told him in a series of conversations over the past several months t...…
…Thursday, June 3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage i nree British pound dips to gloomy level LONDON (i - In one of the sharpest plunges ever, the sickly British pound sank to new record lows yesterday, threatening to wreck the Labor govern- ment's economic strategy and perhaps to bring down the government itself. The pound - which was worth $2.40 in spring of last year - dropped nearly 4 cents to an all-time low of $1.7160. Lat- er it recovere...…
…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Thursday, June 3, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 The s*dpghtofU TIE CITY UNIVERSITY of New York (CUNY) was once one of the most magnaminous institutions in the nation. Its teachers were paid lofty sums, long the highest in academia, and its students, representing a broad cross- section of the nation's largest city, received their educa- tion without paying for it. Milli...…
…Thursday, June 3, 197 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five ThurdayJune3, 97ttTHE ICHIAN AILYPageFiv Estrogen linked to cancer of uterus BOSTON tP) - Cancer of the uterus has increased dra- matically in the 1970s, and researchers say it probably re- stlts from the popular prescription of estrogen to women going through menopause. A study to be published today says this form of cancer increased at least 40 per cent and as much as 150 per cent among ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 3, 1976 Syrians bring partial quiet to Lebanon tContinued from Page 3) In Jerusalem, Foreign Minis- ter Yigal Allon said Israel was monitoring developments f o r their 'long- and short-term im- plications." He said Israel would take action if its defenses were threatened, but sources said there appeared to be no imme- diate danger to Israel. "I would not like to interfere with anyone who is putti...…
…& ETHE MICHIGAN DAILY Arts EThursday June 3,nterta96inment Pacific Overtures: Slow, non-musicai By JEFFREY SELBST It is always an occasion when a new Sondheim musical hits Broadway. With Company, Fol- lies, and A Little Night Music, it was a time of rejoicing in the quality of art displayed by the master. Pacific Overtures de- serves a word that should be consigned to it alone: Snore. The play is on less-than-per- manent display at the Winte...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 3, 1976 60oj FOR RENT FREE RENT FOR JUNE $6.6Roomo, downtoswn old house. No le:,ne. Phone 0000 to 1:00 pom. or 5:00-6:00 pm.-Pleae do niot call about fall rental. 761 -1734. 71C603 FEMALE eroomate needed for two bedeooma furnished apt. startng July. Call 434-2300 or 1-968-8344. 740608 CAMPUS RENTALS, LTD. FINE CAMPUS APARTMENTS 1335, S. UNIV. 665-8825 - Oto 2-IIEDROOM APT. foe fall Sept. 1, on. ...…
…Thursday, June 3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Thr dy.Jn., 96 H ICIANIA..PgeNn A AdMk Ab AM AMIN, iqgp I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY AD deadline is 12 noon the day before publication (4 p.m. Fri. for Sun.) including corrections and cancellations. The Daily is not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an ad. Advertisements may be removed from publication but will be billed according to original num- ber of days ordere...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 3, 1976 How would ou liketosignt e workyoudoU Would you be willing to tell the world, "I did this?" After all, you're pretty good at what you do. Probably proud of it, too. Well, most of us will never get to sign our work. And maybe that's a shame. Because as good as we are, it might make us better. And we can afford to be. Whether we're teachers or short-order cooks, farmers or steamfitters, sales ma...…
…Thursday, June 3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven" UTEP eyes 2nd track title 40 By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA - Double winner John Negno of Washing- ton State heads a list of eight defending champions in the Na- tional Collegiate Athletic Asso- ciation Track and Field Cham- pionships s t a r t i n g today at Franklin Field. Defending team champion Texas - El Paso should ; be strongly challenged by South- ern California, with Ar...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tha'v_"Jt nA .197 Suns nip Celtics; series tied, 2-2 By T h A<.\ iit d.d P'rey PIIOENIX-- Phoenix rookie Ricky Sobers sparked a decisive third-quarter surge that car- ried the Suns tc a dranatic 109-l57 victory over the Boston Celtics last night and tied their Na- tional Baskethal Asso iation championship series at 2-2. Game Five in the nutionall tetevised best-of- seven series will he pltyed Friday night in ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol LXXXVI, No. 22-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 4, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Hays leaves key House post Will also quit other House chairmanship W A S H I N G TO N 01 - Rep. Wayne Hays quit as chair- man of a Democratic campaign committee yesterday until in- vestigations of his sex scandal are over. A colleague said Hays told him he also will step down temporarily as chairman of the House Administration Commit- ...…
…Poge wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 4, 1976 Hays resigns from key House post (Continued from Page 1) The Justice Department and a them any questions concerning federal grand jury also are in- my role as chairman." vestigating. Sources have said House Speaker Carl Albert' Ray told FBI agents she knows called Hays' move away from of six other women whose gov- control of the campaign com- ernment jobs involved provid- mittee "a good thin...…
…Friday, lune 4, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Economy big issue in Senate race By PILLIP BOKOVOY The big campaign issue of 1976 has been the state of the economy, and it will also be a major issue in the race for Philip Hart's U.S. Senate seat. The four Democrats seeking the par- tys nomination for the seat, Secretary of State Richard Austin, Bloomfield Hills attorney James Elsman, Congress- man James O'Hara (Utica), and Con- gressman...…
…Recalling the heroes at Duffy Square By JEFFREY SELBST Last sotwo paints ATH 1 DUIY-F was a Catholic priest, beloved and F reknowned for his small acts of heroism. It wasn't his braving the trenches to tend the wounded or ad- ministering rites to the dying that won him the place he held among the people of his time-it was kindness and simple humanity. No less an old curmudgeon than Alexander Woollcott waxed gooey and sentimental when speaking...…
…Friday, June 4 1976 THE MICHIGA H ppenings AN DAILY Page Five This week's HAPPENINGS fim reviews were written by Kim Potter All week long COMMERCIAL CINEMA The Missouri Breaks - (The Movies, Briarwood)-The super- star pairing of Jack Nicholson as a noble outlaw and Marlon Brando as a psychotic killer hired to track him down is about the only thing this mud- died, meandering Western has going for it, and it's not enough. Director Arthur Penn...…
…s THE MICHIGAN DAILY Arts & Entertainment Page Six Friday, June 4, 1976 Musical hit not 'Raisin' applause By CARA PRIESKORN L ORRAINE Hansberry must be turning in her grave. I say this with regard to the at- tempted musical adaptation of her fine play A Raisin in the Sun. The musical version, Rais- in, opened at the Fisher Thea- tre Tuesday night. The play is a combination of a black West Side Story and Our Town. It opens with a group ballet ...…
…riday, June 4, 1976 Electric bills may triple THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven THE MICIGAN DILYPae.Seve County judicial hopefuls gear for August primary WASHINGTON 1()-The -aver- age household electricity bill will nearly triple by 1985, but only about 4 per cent of it will be due to power plant pollution control, says a study issued yes- terday by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). A second EPA study says that pollution controls on ...…
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…Friday, June 4, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Friday, June 4, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine (Continued from Page 8) BUSINESS SERVICES 10c-line: TABLES - GRAPHS - etc. 25-yrs.-exper. 1-928-6687. eJ604 PROFESSIONAL TYPING-term pa- pers, tleses. Pica type. Amy. 99t5- 9647. 88J615 ORGAN and PIANO LESSONS by .Young, veesatilie teacher. Call Sharl before 9 a.m., after 9 p.m. 401-1087. 62J607 IY AM a full-time, rree lance typist with. co...…
…THE MICHfGAN DAILY Friday; June 4 1976- THE ICHIAN DILY ridaJue 4,197. Happenings (c-.ti.ued Electric (cauaaa raaaon Pe Sr A i t t i e old - fashioned, but brought viciously to life by Paul Muni's brilliant, thinil-disguised portrait of Al Capone Admis- sion is FREE. M\onday CINEMA Cul-de-sac-(Ann Arbor Film Co-op, MLB 3, 7 only)-Ronan Polanski's a bs u r d i s t tragi- comedy of a couple terrorized by a gangster on a remote island. Laye...…
…Friday, June 4, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PaeEevr I ,ridav June 4196TEMCGADILY Page YleveY SPORTS OF THE DAI.Y Amaya advances in tourney I PARIS -- Former Michigan star Victor Amaya moved into the third round of the French .pen tennis tournament yester- day, winning more easily than, two other big money-winning Americans, Harold Solomon and Eddie Dibbs. Amaya, needed, won an easy 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 victory over / Hans Joachim Plots of West ...…
…Page I werve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 4, 1976 I'age I welve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June4, 1976 Travers halts Tigers, 6-2 ny The Associated Prees DETROIT- D)n Money and Robin Yount drove in two runs each and Bill Tr-vers won his fbarth straight game last night as the Milwaukee Brewers posted a 6-2 triumph over the Detroit Tigers. The victory was he first by Mil vaukee after four straight losses toi Detrait in the series. Trav...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 23-S Ann Arbor; Michigon-Soturdoy, June 5, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages W- Carter not afraid of HHH By The Associated Press Jimmy Carter said yesterday that "there's always a possibility" he could be beaten for the Democratic presiden- tial nomination, but he said he wasn't worried by Hubert Humphrey's latest tentative move toward an active cam- paign. "I don't see where he's going to jump," said Car...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 5, 1976 Kissinger plans to meet with South African Prime Minister Television viewing tonight WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre- tary of State Henry Kissinger and South African Prime Min- ister John Vorster will meet in West Germany later this month to discuss Rhodesia and other problems in southern Africa, the State department announced yesterday. Robert Funseth, department spokesman, said the meetings w...…
… Soturday, June 5, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Sheriff and prosecutor races: Crowded By LANI JORDAN As the August 3 primary election approaches, the races for two Washte- naw County offices, county sheriff and county prosecutor, are shaping into msore complex contests than originally predicted. Fleven candidates nave filed for the office of Washtenaw County sheriff in- cluding Democratic incumbent Frederick Postill. Also bidding for...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 5, 1976 Board claims federal loans Lebanese officer supports won't help New York City intrusion by Syrian troops NEW YORK (AP) - Six months after a federal loan pro- gram set in motion an aid plan for New York City, the board monitoring its progress says the plan won't work as it is now designed. Under the plan, the city was to be restored to a sound fiscal basis by mid-1978. BUT A REPORT issued yes...…
…,aturdsa.Y, June 5 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Agreement reached . at Anheuser-Busch A snake in the grasp JAMES LANGHAMMER of. Royal Oak has a rather unusual pet - a 14-foot, 160-pound An- aconda named Annie. Laughammer has been taking care of Annie since her birth 18 years ago. MISMANAGEMENT CHARGED: Report criticizes Peron ST. LOUIS (AP) - The An- heuser - Busch, Inc., brewery here was back in operation yes- terday for the first t...…
…rage Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY The carnal thunder of By JIM TOBIN The crowd exploded. A woman clutched hor little boy at the should- er, wept and laughed, stamping her feet. Eyes grew wide and the fans jumped from their seats as thirty- three brutish racing engines roared to life under the harsh Indiana sun. "Gentlemen ... start your ceenginnessa!" was all Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner Anton Hul- man had said while 300,000 cheer- ing, scr...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 23-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Soturday, June 5, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages ., ..... Carter not afraid of HHH By The Associated Press Jimmy Carter said yesterday that "there's always a possibility" he could be beaten for the Democratic presiden- tial nomination, but he said he wasn't worried by Hubert Humphrey's latest tentative move toward an active cam- paign. "I don't see where he's going to jump," sai...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 5, 1976 MM At1UAIYMIYYYIYI YYYrpll - - - Kissinger plans to meet with South African Prime Minister Television viewing tonight WASHINGTON (AP) -- Secre- tary of State Henry Kissinger and South African Prime Min- ister John Vorster will meet in West Germany later this month to discuss Rhodesia and other problems in southern Africa, the State t)epartment announced yesterday. Robert Funseth, depart...…
…Saturday, June 5, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Sheriff and prosecutor races: Crowded By LANI JORDAN As the August 3 primary election approaches, the races for two Washte- naw County offices, county sheriff and county prosecutor, are shaping into wore complex contests than originally predicted Elevendcandidates nave filed for the office of Washtenaw County sheriff in- cluding Democratic incumbent Frederick pos1ti. Also bidding for the of...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 5, 1976 Board claims federal loans Lebanese officer supports won't help New York City intrusion by Syrian troops NEW YORK (AP) - Six months after a federal loan pro- gram set in motion an aid plan for New York City, the board monitoring its progress says the plan won't work as it is now designed. Under the plan, the city was to be restored to a sound fiscal basis by mid-1978. BUT A REPORT issued yes...…
…Saturday, June S, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five .2g. ~ Agreement reached at Anheuser-Busch A snake in the grasp JAsmES LANGHAMMER of Royal Oak has a rather unusual pet - a 14-foot, 160-pound An- aconda named Annie. Langhammer has been taking care of Annie since her birth 18 years ago. MISMANAGEMENT CHARGED: Report BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (U)A -A special prosecutor has ac- caed deposed President Isabel Fern of allowing fiscal mis- mana...…
…rage Six THE EICH IGAN DA ILY The carnal thunder of By JIM TOBIN The crowd exploded. A woman clutched her little boy at the should- er, wept aud laughed. stamping her feet. Eyes grew wide aud the fans jumped from their seats as thirty- three brutish raciug engines roared to life under the harsh Indiana sun. "Gentlemen . . . start . . . your eeenginnesss! ' was all Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner Anton Hul- man had said while 300.000 chee...…
… Saturday, June 5, :976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Saturday, June 5, 1916 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Seven ie Indy 500 car radio while "Woodstock" streamed from another - the festi- vities of that event and this one seemed similar. One married couple in tennis shoes and windbreakers sat, almost hid- den, on the teeming corner of Georgetown and 16th. They said they were from Scottsdale, Arizona, and they'd come to the Speedway the night be...…
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