… ,It F- ,michigan DAILY Ann Arbor, Michigan , Ten Cents Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 21-S Thursday, June 1, 1978 Sixteen Pages plus Supplement I . nn w . r Supreme Court says police can search newspaper By R. J. SMITH With Wire Reports Newspapers are not exempt from police searches authorized by a warrant, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday. The decision may bear greatly on a newspaper's power to protect its infor- mation and confidential sources ...…
…Page 2-Thursday, June 1, 1978-The Michigan Dail Surprise! WASHINGTON (AP) - Consumers months of the: were battered by a 2.4 per cent monthly "IT'S BA] increase in grocery prices in April and whenever the a 0.9 per cent hike in overall prices, the going up nearl worst in more than a year, the gover- month, but let nment said yesterday recent rates o1 The price of beef was up by a record off into the fut 6.6 per cent during the month, sur- Comme...…
…NAACP's Wilkins tied WASHINGTON (AP)-Roy Wilkins is the unnamed black leader mentioned by the FBI as having discussed with the bureau the removal of Dr. Martin Luther King as leader of the civil rights movement, the Washington Post says. The Post quoted unnamed sources yesterday as saying Wilkins was the leader referred to in a Dec. 1, 1964 FBI memo that dealt with the bureau's campaign to discredit King. In addition to the Post report, the A...…
…Page 4-Thursday, June 1, 1978-The Michigan Daily michigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom High school diploma: A worthless piece ofpaper 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 21-S News Phone: 764-0552 Thursday, June 1, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan ..j Murder probes belong o the tub F OR YEARS legislators have argued about the wisdom of conducting Congressional in- vestig...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 1, 1978-Page 5 Retarded trained for complex occupations By MICHAEL ARKUSH "THEY WANT to work and they can work, often at a Thirty-five mentally retarded citizens, who have pace approximating that of the non-handicapped been trained in vocational areas, are now capable of population," said Lynch. assuming complicated jobs, according to a University Lynch contended that the program, which was study. federally f...…
…Page 6-Thursday, June 1 1978-The Michigan Daily SA'YS PALESTINIAN AUTONOMY POSES 'TERRIBLE DANGER' Meir attacks Begin's peace plan JERUSALEM (AP) - Former Prime Minister Golda Meir attacked Menachem Begin's government yesterday, calling his peace plan "a concrete, terrible danger" for Israel. Mrs. Meir, in a rare television inter- view, also accused the prime minister of luring Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to Jerusalem last November by agre...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 1 1978-Page 7 Seniors show power at rally, motorcade By ELIZABETH SLOWIK "Senior Power" was heralded yesterday by almost 200 long-time pic- nickers who gathered by hot dogs and speeches in Island Park. Senior citizens from around Washtenaw County banded together to form a motorcade to focus attention on the needs of the elderly, ending the procession with a rally and box-lunch attended by local politicians. T...…
…Page 8-Thursday, June 1, 1978-The Michigan Daily A WATER SKIER cuts a path across Bishop Lakein the Pinckney Recreation Area. THE RENAISSANCE CENTER towers above a sailboat skimming along the Detroit River. …
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 1, 1978-Page 9 g,..' _w M. "t.' . . Michigan takes to the water for holiday fun A COUPLE STROLLS along a beach on Peche Island in the Ste. Claire River. Photos by Andy Freeberg YOUNG SOCIALITES laugh it up aboard one of hundreds of yachts which clogged the Detroit River this weekend. A YOUNG MAN YELLS, "Hey wait for me," as a boat cruises under a bridg'e spanning the Detroit River. …
…Page 10-Thursday, June 1, 1978- USC p e-med student shoots brother, self The Michigan Daily LOS ANGELES (AP) - A 21-year- old, straight-A student who killed him- self and his younger brother after lear- ning that his application to medical school had been rejected was con- sidered immature and introverted by interviewers, a school official said yesterday. Dr. William Nerlich, a member of the admissions committee of the Univer- sity of Souther...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 1, 1978-Page 11 'AN UNMARRIED WOMAN': Paul Mazursky's beautiful people By CHRISTOPHER POTTER I've thus far enjoyed An Unmarried Woman enough to have seen it on three different occasions, which isn't too sur- prising: one need look no further than the dim-witted crudities playing next door at Briarwood, House Calls and The End, to realize what an unavoidably euphoric concoction Paul Mazursky's latest work is b...…
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…'The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 1, 1978-Page 13 ; T T :8"J7lY (Continued from Page 12) H ELP WANTED CHILD CARE, Late weekday afternoons for boys ages 9 and 10. Wages negotiable, driver's license needed. 663-9885. 36H603 - -- -- -~~ ~~-~~- --~ ~- --~~- -~~~~~~~~~.... GOVERNESS NEEDED for two girls ages 11 and 8. June-August. For oterview call 482-5749 evenings. Salary competitive. 34H603 POSITION AS PRINCIPAL SECRETARY for small research ...…
…Page 14-Thursday, June 1, 1978-The Michigan Daily Propert tax cut looms inCalif. SEPULVEDA, Calif. (AP) - On a A reval measure on the SUBSEQUENT polls showed a sharp tative layoff notices to 28,000 teachers, platform in a roped-off suburban street ballot-Proposition 8, which would give increase in support for Proposition and some say they may double class on a sweltering hot night, a heavy-set homeowners a 32 percent tax cut but 13-so much so ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 1, 1978-Page 15 YANK OWNER PROMISES CONTRACT FIGHT " Steinbrenner vs. players DALLAS (AP) - Owner George tor of the Major League Players aggressive, young owners in the game Steinbrenner of the New York Yankees Association. "He is a brilliant man. But now and they are not going to be content called for a broad restructuring of next year we will meet him head on. with standing aside while their business baseba...…
…Page 16-Thursday, June 1, 1978-The Michigan Daily RODRIGUEZ HOMER IS ENOUGH: Wilcox Tigers blank Brewers 3-0 By GEOFF LARCOM Special tothe Daily DETROIT-The Detroit Tigers, courtesy of another gutsy pitching per- formance by Milt Wilcox, clawed to within six games of the Boston Red Sox in the American League East division by shutting out the red-hot Milwaukee Brewers 3-0 here last night. For the Tigers, it was the second win in a row followin...…
…i h in I Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 22-S Cm~c ig. DA ILY ,Friday, June 2, 1978 I .5...Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents plus Supplement RAPE CASE REMARK: Conn. judge ouster Rep. Paul LaRosa Gov. Ella Crasso Sy rians agreeo Lebanese patrols, BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)-President Elias Sarkis has won Syrian consent to use regrouped Lebanese regular army units to patrol guerrilla-controlled areas in south Lebanon, official sources said yesterday. Sa...…
…Page 2--Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Public ignores cancer warnings N By The Associated Press Joseph Rotondi stood before the black-and-red sign in the supermarket, read it slowly and then smiled, "I'll take my chances. That is, until they give me real proof saccharin is dangerous." For the New York City secretary, drinking diet soda is worth the possible cancer risk. And she is not alone, ac- cording to a nationwide spot check by...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 3 School bill passes committee By RENE BECKER SpecialtoThe Daily LANSING - A state House bill which could ultimately force the University to sell its investments in corporations which do business in South Africa was approved by the Civil Rights Commit- tee here yesterday by a 7-1 margin. House Bill 6341, introduced by Rep. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor) would make it illegal for all educational in- st...…
…Page 4-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily omichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 22-S News Phone: 764-0552 Friday, June 2, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan High Court chokes America's press W EDNESDAY THE Supreme Court seriously endangered the doctrine of freedom of the press. The court, by a 5-3 majority, said that under the Constit...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 5 Drink up! Strike threatens brew By ELIZABETH SLOWIK A strike by local beer delivery drivers which was supposed to begin late last night may threaten the supply of at least ten popular brands if it con- tinues longer than two or three weeks. Teamsters Union Local 247 drivers, helpers, mechanics, and warehouse workers planned to walk off the job at midnight last night, leaving truckloads of beer a...…
…Page 6-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Israel asks more arms UNITED NATIONS (AP)-Israeli U.N. Ambassador Chaim Herzog called yesterday for an all-embracing Arab- Israeli disarmament conference "to break the vicious cycle of arms buildup in the Middle East." Addressing the General Assembly's special session on disarmament, Her- zog also said it is Israel's "hope and trust" there will be a resumption of the Israeli-Egyptian peace negoti...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 7 House okays tuition tax credit WASHINGTON (AP) - A bill providing income tax credits of up to $250 against the cost of college tuition and $100 against private elementary and secondary school tuition was passed 237-158 by the House yesterday. President Carter has threatened to veto any such legislation, and the close vote tended to confirm estimates that a veto could not be overridden. But the Ho...…
…Page 8-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Doily JOBLESS VOTE: MacDonald defeated; 'Scot Nat's at ebb LONDON (AP) - The cause of Scottish independence was at a low point today following the defeat of fiery nationalist leader Margo MacDonald in a crucial parliamentary election in Hamilton, her hometown near Glasgow. Mrs. MacDonald failed to take the House of Commons seat from the ruling Labor Party in a special election Wed- nesday that was wid...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 9 Ron English plays the Earle By ERIC SMITH Since its opening late last year, the Earle jazz club has been a showcase for Detroit-area musicians. Wednesday night marked the opening of a four-day stint by the Ron English Quartet, consisting of English, guitar, Jerome Spearman, drums, Don Maybefry, bass, and Gary Schunk, piano. This is not simply another jazz group that relies on old standards, as th...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978--Page 11 Ala. senator Allen dead at 65 GULF SHORES, Ala. (AP) - U.S. Sen. James B. Allen, (D-Ala.), died Thursday after suffering an apparent heart attack, a friend of the family said. Allen was 65. Allen's death was confirmed by Mobile Press-Register State Editor Buddy Smith, who said his wife was with Mrs. Allenin the hospital chapel. Ben Davis, a longtime newspaper executive vacationing at Gulf Sho...…
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…Page 14-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Paroled Ehrlichman and wife splitting up BELLEVUE, Wash. (UPI)-Recently home whenever he wants, the door will . paroled Watergate conspirator John always be open."agai," she said. "He has nothing left Ehrilchman and his wife of nearly 30 Ehrilichman, the first of former at the end of Watergate. years are getting a divorce because President Nixon's top aides to complete "He was always there for fa...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2, 1978-Page 15 14,000 MILES AND COUNTING: Donakowski never stops running By DAVE RENBARGER Bill Donakowski has put in quite a few miles in the past four years. Although he hasn't been keeping a running total-all along, Michigan's two- sport champion and three-time All- American recently estimated that he has run somewhere in the neighborhood of 14,000 miles during his Wolverine career. Putting Donakowski's mil...…
…Page '6-Friday, June 2,1978-The Michigan Daily BLUE WRESTLES WITH BAYLOR BEARS Pr you larg enou As conc it is s to 'M' nine in Series opener By GARY KICINSKI NCAA Mideast Regional, will pit their and an impressive homer-a-game Brooks (.436), and infielders L ime-time television would have pitching and defense against the power- average (50 homers in their 51 games). ner (.425) and Chris Bando (.41 believe that if you're planning a ful hittin...…
…( ] Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 23-S imichigan D IYSxenae I.Cm chin DA LYSaturday, June 3, 1978 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents City Dems sue GOP over budget By DAN OBERDORFER governmental meetings be public. The act also THE LAWSUIT will be filed to Circuit Court by at- Three Democratic City Council members announced stipulates governmental meetings be advertised torney Jerold Lax next week after he returns from yesterday they intend to sue the seven Re...…
…Page 2-Saturday, June 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily Church Worship Serices, ol- Tlt: NxzA xEN S09-. liisin d Churh id rSu -u: 2 a enrs Ehristiang Sine eainp Rom :13 'Ashe i1I4 '5 Sunday Strvices and Snday Shay Wc dnesday T estimny Meeting-1:00 Chbud C arc Sunday -under 2 years. Christian Science Reading Room- 201 F Libertyv 10-5 Monday-Saturday: closed Sundays. UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP 502 W. Huron-761-2418 Sunday, 10:30 a.m.-Sandy Fortier, therapis...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 3, 1978-Page 3 'U' students rate teachers highl By RICHARD BERKE In a time marked by campus outcries by individuals claiming the quality of college education is briskly declining, typical University students believe their classes and instructors are excellent. So reveal the results of course evaluations by University students. With 554 classes participating in a course evaluation service provided by the Uni...…
…Page 4-Saturday, June 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily } ; DAILY EARLY BIRD MATINEES -- Adults S .25 . DISCOUNT IS FOR SHOWS STARTING BEFORE 1:30 MON. thwu SAT. 10 A.M. til 1:3b P.M. SUN. A HOLS. 12 Noon tit 1:30 P.M. EVENING ADMISSIONS AFTER 5:00, $3.50 ADULTS Monday-Saturday 1:30-5:00, Admission $2.50 Adult and Students Sundays and Holidays 1:30 to Close, $3.50 Adults, $2.50 Students Sunday-Thursday Evenings Student $ Senior Citizen Discounts C...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 3, 1978-Page 5 Students, (Continuedfrom Page 3) "Students in general don't use course evaluation forms in a vindictive way," he stated. "The overall results don't turn out to be hostile or non- supportive." KULIK ALSO noted that students were harder on themselves than on their instructors when filling out evaluations. The median rating for the statement."The instructor is friendly," for example, was 4.8. But ...…
…Page 6-Saturday, June 3, 1978-The Michigan Doily 'Coming Home' tries hard, fails By OWEN GLEIBERMAN As with all his other movies, Hal Ash- by's Coming Home arrives with nothing but the most forthright and noble inten- tions. It is nearly a year since the trend- spotters began dutifully informing us of the movies' next victim - Vietnam - and it comes as no surprise that Ash- by's attempt to grapple with the ex- traordinary turmoil of the era h...…
…Service (Continued from Page 3) Why? I'd rather be working for myself than punching somebody's time- clock," she said. But Shafer and Gunderman don't break their backs for nothing - they get a little something extra out of their work. "If people think you care, they care back, " said Gunderman, a healthy-looking blond. When Gunderman began working at Crazy Jim's she occasionally became irritated with demanding customers. But she said she gradu...…
…Page 8-Saturday June 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily A tale of atomic terrorism By Steven Bennish The Judas Squad, by James N. Rowe. Little Brown & Co., 325 pp. $8.95 C ONFRONTED BY THE frightening portents offered by James N. Rowe's novel The Judas Squad, I am reminded of Lester Del Rey's short novel Nerves. Nerves was written early in 1942 and details a disaster in an atomic power plant. At that time the feasibility of atomic power was discussed ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 3, 1978-Page 9 Critiques of media by Ephron ByBarbaraZahs Scribble Scribble: Notes on the Media, by Nora Ephron, Alfred A. Knopf, $7.95, 157 pp. "W HEN I STARTED writing a media column a couple of years ago," Nora Ephron says, "my primary interest was not to become a media critic." Nonetheless, that's just what she seems to have become. And that's fortunate, because the media are entirely deserving of Ephron's...…
…Page 10-Saturday, June 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily House votes on loans to S. Africa, China WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House voted yesterday to restrict Export-Im- port Bank loans benefitting South Africa and refused to ease restrictions, even symbolically, against China. The actions involved legislation to extend operation of the bank through fiscal year 1983 and increase its lending authority from $25 billion to $40 billion. APPROVED BY voice vo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 3, 1978-Page 11 Goodness! Me working in a lab! (Continued from Page9) Sandy slices brains in order to make slides. Do you know how long it takes to section a section of a frozen sheep brain? Don't ask. So what keeps me there? The people, of course. Everyone is on a first name basis, rank is usually not pulled, everyone is highly competent and in- telligent. I must admit to having some fears when I first start...…
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…Page 14-Saturday, June 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily A tale of atomic terrorism by Rowe (Contnued from Page8) Military and economic aid, he surmises, only secures another colony for our par- ticular ideological virus. THE SANITY or justification of grand scale nuclear proliferation is the central conflict here, but the author chooses not to develop this to any great extent, leaving us only with the assurances of an imminent destruction of U.S.-U...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 3, 1978-Page 15 DONAKOWSKI DISAPPOINTING NINTH 'M' tracksters advance -in NCAA By DAVE RENBARGER ilt Donakowski, Michigan's superb distance runner, finished ninth in the NCAA 11,11(11 mbr finals tast night in Eiigene re but the timcs wee nlt comptled t Ibe end(101 tthe scond dly ot o~ wold hav 'bte'n nice' it t3ilt 010uk1 0hav' pickedl up secondt 01r bthd cuOmmente aI7 ssl'stan't 'oacb lin Warhur~st.S "You'i ...…
…Page 16-Saturday June 3, 1978-The Michigan Daily Sporting Views USC's Trojans . . Dedeaux's diamond dynasty By JAMIE TURNER OMAHA ROD DEDEAUX'S heart bleeds Trojan red. For 37 years Dedeaux has cajoled, pleaded, pushed and manufactured a Southern California baseball legend that is the envy of every coach. Dedeaux is the winningest coach in the country, the only man to have over 1000 wins. Eleven times he has brought USC teams to Omaha and ten ...…
…Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 24-S - ~iiiChigafl E)A A b gT Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan 9 Ten Cents UNIVERSITY GRANTS MA TCHED Federal student aid By R. J.SMIT With'wire reportH maximum amount awardable to a followed by Texas and Illinois with over More than 250,000 college students student at $1,500. In Michigan however, $3 million each. Michigan is one of 15 will share $64 million of federal funds a state statute fixes the figure at $1,200. stat...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily Desai promises no pardon for Gandhi trial and there will be no executive pardon, as in the American Watergate affair. "I have not agreed with that decision of President Ford" to pardon former President Richard Nixon, Desai said. "I consider that a wrong thing." INTERVIEWED at his desk in the government secretariat building, on the eve of his trip to Europe and the United States, Desai and his ai...…
