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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 2, 1979-Page 9 Residents opposed to south side development (Continued from Page 1) When the rezoning resolutions come up before City Council, Perkins said she hoped it would consider trying to find alternatives for the south side that in- cluded moderate-income housing. Perkins also said City Council would have to solve the traffic problem posed by additional growth in the area. "If they're not going to expa...…

…Page 10-Saturday, June 2, 1979--The Michigan Daily 'U' to dump nuclear waste in Nevada By TIM YAGLE Officials from university laboratories and nuclear reactors around the coun- try have become increasingly concer- ned over the storage and disposal of nuclear waste. But even though the disposal site for waste from the University's nuclear reactor on North Campus recently was closed, University officials said they are not worried about finding'...…

…The Michigan Doily-Saturday, June 2, 1979-Page 11 'U' OF CALIFORNIA STUDY SHOWS Doetors less attentive to female complaints LOS ANGELES (AP) - Male doctors pay less attention to medical complain- ts from women than to the same problems in men, says a new medical study which lends support to some women's complaints that their doctors "don't take them seriously." Research at the University of California-San Diego (UCSD) Medical School found tha...…

…Page 12-Saturday, June 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily SPOR TS OF THE DAILY Wing trio joins free agent ranks DETROIT-Reed Larson says he likes Detroit, but the 22-year-old Red Wings' defenseman, now a free agent, is playing the waiting game. Larson, Red Wing regular Vaclav Nedomansky, and veteran Terry Harper joined some 70 other National Hockey League players Thursday in the free agent ranks. "I can still be back with Detroit. That was never rule...…

…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 22-S , ,e 3,? Friday, June1 ,1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Women and minority grads find improving job market By PATRICIA HAGEN Not enough women and minority students are graduating with degrees in engineerihg and other technical fields to fill the number of job openings ac- cording to the author of a survey of major cor- porations. "There are not enough women coming out of univer- sities in engineering and...…

…Page 2-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily 1 ENDICOTT REPORT UPDATE gineering, computer degrees lead to jobs (Continued from Page i ) last year. "THE COMPANIES can't get enough people in computer science," he added. There are openings for 30 per cent more graduates in this area this year, accor- ding to Endicott. If recruiting priorities were ranked, Lindquist said, "the qualified minority woman would be given first con- sideration." Min...…

…3n Daily-Friday, June 1, 1979-Page 3 Legislators say new pot bill penalties too harsh By AMY DIAMOND Although the state Senate approved legislation reducing penalties for marijuana use for the third consecutive time, many legislators have expressed dissatisfaction with the new bill, claiming the penalties are still too har- sh. The bill, which passed the Senate by a 20 to 14 vote, would make possession of one ounce (30 grams) or less, a civil ...…

…Page 4-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily FMichi gan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109. Vol. LXXXIX, No. 22-S News Phone: 764-0552 -Edited and managed by students aft the University of Michigan 1I Letters to the Daily someone must make a clear Generalc Voters deserve primary system STATE REP. Alfred Sheridan (D-Taylor), who heads the House Elections Committee, wants to cancel Michig...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 1,.1979-Page5 Coalition opposes suggested welfare budget cuts LANSING (UPI)-The Michigan Welfare Reform Coalition, which in- cludes the United Auto Workers (UAW) and AFL-CIO, said yesterday Gov. William Milliken is trying to balance Teamsters strike leads to layoffs across state From United Press International- The Michigan Employment Security Commission (MESC) said yesterday the Teamsters strike caused widespr...…

…Page 6-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ex-city employee files bias suit against A2 By JOHN GOYER 19 charged the city with harassment, later also said the Revenue Sharing Depar- The city denies it harassed or rejected a settlement offered by the tment is currently "waiting for more A former employee of Ann Arbor's discriminated against Morton, Muscov- city. After the three employees rejected documentation from the city" before planning ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 1 1979-Page 7 Officials say bolt didn't cause DC-10 crash Edward Slattery, public affairs an assembly. WASHINGTON (AP)-The DC-10 cleared, and a member of the NTSB, director of the NTSB, said that when The NTSB's recommendaton to bolt found on the runway near the site of Philip Hogue, said yesterday that he --the bolt was found on the runway, an FAA head Langhorne Bond on May 27 the nation's worst air disaster di...…

…Page 8-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily Carter discloses financial info; tax deductions questioned WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter disclosed yesterday that his large Georgia farm has made him a millionaire, despite continuing losses from his family pesiut warehouse. Carter also disclosed that he is having differences with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), which forced him to pay taxes on the value of air travel for his wife and d...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 1, 1979-Page 11 New Rhodesian state ushered in SALISBURY, Zimbabwe Rhodesia (AP)-Prime Minister Abel Muzorowa ushered in the new state of Zimbabwe Rhodesia at the stroke of midnight yesterday, declaring it "the victorious minute we have struggled for and waited for over 88 years of colonial domination and subjugation." The brief radio and television address by the country's first black prime minister, along wit...…

…Page 12-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily CARTER DISCUSSES PRICE AND SUPPLY WASHIN( officials, su meeting yes ter the nato oil shortage Thornton ARCO, said with Carter that the cou "knife edget BRADSHA officials deli in a meetin Carter to le prices and gasoline. Jerry Mc/ Oil officials predict GTON (AP)-Oil industry finance production of needed oil. mmoned to a White House HE SAID THE president's plan for a terday, told President Car- ...…

…Khomeini guards confront Arab rebels in skirmish KHORAMSHAHR, Iran (AP)-Revolutionary guardsmen and autonomy minded Arab militants divided this port city into opposing ar- med camps yesterday after two days of fighting that left at least 25 persons dead and 120 wounded here and in the surrounding Persian Gulf region. The government forces cordoned off Khoramshahr to isolate the rebel fac- tion. The bloody confrontations subsided by nightfall y...…

…Page 14-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily Veterans discuss readjustment (Continued from Page 3) Hughel also said the image of the Vietnam vet is distorted. "We are not all flipped out psychotics-most of us are gainfully employed, pursuing an education, and living American lives," he said. Hughel is not alone in his resentment of the stereotypical view of the Vietnam vet. Ali Hussin, a member of the Viet- nam veterans Against the War who...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 1, 1979-Page 15 SPORTS OF THE DAILY: U.S. linksters iake Walker Cup MUIRFIELD, Scotland-The United States yesterday successfully defended the Walker Cup golf trophy, defeating Great Britain convincingly, 15%-8i%. The United States won seven of the eight afternoon singles yesterday, wrapping up the title. AT ONE TIME it looked as if Britain might snatch the Cup away from the U.S. for only the third time since co...…

…Page 16-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Twins pound hapless A's, 13-2 BLOOMINGTON, Minn.-Ron Jackson drove in four runs, and seven other Twins had at least on RBI as the Minnesota Twins routed the Oakland A's 13-2 yesterday afternoon. Jackson slammed a two-run homer in the eighth inning, his eighth of the year, after delivering a two-run single in the fourth, when the Twins scored four times to break open a 5-2 ga...…

…1A IVol. LXXXVIII, No. 36-S lC f 1~ aj [Friday, June 30, 1978 4.11111 i 1,1i n II Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan W Ten Cents ducators expect little effect on admissions plans Daily Photo by JOHN KNOX A SUPREME ,COURT justice burns in effigy, capping a half-hour Diag rally protesting Wednesday's decision in the Allan Bakke case. Diag ralliers assail pro-Bakke decision By ELISA ISAACSON colleges as a factor in admissions, The Urging spectato...…

…Page 2-Friday, June 30, 1978-The Michigan Daily, Court says govt. liable for rights WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme mune simply because of his greater question of whether a President is im- Court, rejecting the ,Carter ad- authority." mune from civil suit. ministration's "absolute immunity" Voting 5-4, the justices held that all The dissenters, borrowing the words arguments, ruled yesterday that federal officials except those who fun- of a feder...…

…'Nothing substantial' in search for student By R. J. SMITH Gold's moth Ann Arbor police report they have bor Wednes discovered "nothing substantial" in tial develop their search for missing University Next wee student Beverly Gold. The LSA junior the missing walked out of her Division Street apar- - in a search t tment June 16 and has not been seen Police sayC since. through tha When last seen, Gold, 20, was wearing Ann Arbor. blue jeans and ...…

…Page 4-Friday, June 30, 1978-The Michigan Daily emichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St.; Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 36-S News Phone: 764-0552 Friday, June 30, 197 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Civ i its defeat, FTER THE Supreme Court announces its two split decisions - one affirming the con- stitutionality of affirmative action, the other denying the justification of q...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 30, 1978-Page 5 'Grease': Hpe is the word th Gr By OWEN GLEIBERMAN believe that the movie's skyrocket suc- I was more than willing to overlook cess had less to do with what we were e spectacular selljob accorded being told to like than with what we ac- ease, including the by now obligatory tually wanted. television special, the soundtrack released months before opening, and the faces of John Travolta and Oliv...…

…Page 6-Friday, June 30, 1978-The Michigan Daily Minority hiring plans appear safe after Bakke ................L.. . L._-__ __. ._.. T____.. . WASHINGTON (AP) - The gover- nment's chief civil rights lawyer said yesterday he sees nothing in the Supreme Court's Bakke decision to bar vigorous federal enforcement of minority hiring or federal funding programs for minority-run businesses. Assistant Attorney General Drew Days III, chief of the Jus...…

…The Michigan Daily--Friday, June 30, 1978-Page 7 Vietnam to trade in COMECON . e 104, 'MW i i ,,.,,,q. iF .... ! BUCHAREST, Romania (AP)!- Vietnam formally joined the Soviet- led COMECON trading alliance yesterday, a further Vietnamese shift toward Moscow that is expected to widen the split between Hanoi and Peking. Vietnam was admitted as the 10th full member of COMECON - the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance - at the end of a three...…

…Page 8-Friday, June 30, 1978-The Michigan Daily S. Africa may JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - U.S. and South African officials concluded private discussions on atomic energy yesterday in Pretoria. A South African official called them "very constructive," but said little more. There have been unconfirmed reports that South Africa is prepared to sign the nuclear nonproliferation treaty if the United States lifts a ban on contracted shipments ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 30,;1978-Page 9 E. Europe moves in on Africa BERLIN (AP) - Communist East European countries are joiningthe Soviet drive for more influence in Africa and are pouring money, technology, weapons and military training into the area, an Associated Press survey shows. Some experts say East European nations are used as surrogates in areas where the Soviets don't want to become directly involved. In other areas of Afr...…

…Page 10-Friday, June 30, 1978-The Michigan Daily Admissions plans appear safe (Continuedifrom Page 1) enhance" the chances for blacks and students accepted under the quota of New York,-the largest state univer- our society," he said. other minorities to enter medicine. program. sity system in the country, said the In Detroit, Rep. John Co COOPER SAID tht unlike the Univer- Joe Flowers, public relations school "does not maintain specific Mich.)...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, 'une 30, 1978-Page 11 SALT talks resume July 12; Carter hopeful WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary of news conference on Monday, he would spare those running for office peace negotiations. State Cryus Vance will try to break the dismissed disagreements on various from having to consider the political The last round of U.S.-Soviet arms deadlock in weapons limitation talks world fronts as "temporary dishar- impact of their vote...…

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…Daily Cic (Continued fromPage 12) H ELP WANTED COORDINATOR. Parent-run childcare cooperative seeking part-time co-coordinator, 25 hours/week pi. Teaching/administrative. Cooperative experi- ence preferred. Experience with preschool children required. Send resume and statement of interest in cooperative childcare. CORNTREE, 1910 Hill, AA 48104. 71H708 POSITION AVAILABLE-Managerial position available at Arts Worlds beginning 9/4; training begin...…

…Page 14-Friday, June 30, 1978-The Michigan Daily Okia. mayor pitches in, patches potholes YUKON, Okla. (AP)-Hands that f' normally don't work with anything .,, rougher than typewriter keys or paper forms were blistered on the handles of shovels yesterday as city workers were ordered to patch potholes or lose their 9r y ,; jobs. "We told the voters that if they would approve a sales tax increase, we would fix the streets. They voted 4-1 in favo...…

…RF SINGLES REP King Kong now CHICAGO (AP)-Watching Dave Kingman try to hit to right field is as weird as suddenly realizing you're driving the wrong way on a one-way street. But the lanky Chicago Cub slugger says, somewhat (petulantly, that's the way it's going to be. THE CUBS certainly didn't hire Kingman as a $200,000- a-year free agent to hit singles to right field but the right- handed hitter says he's been criticized by someone in the org...…

…Page 16-Friday, June 30, 1978-The Michigan Daily NBA owners swap, Braves move to coast LOS ANGELES (AP) - Buffalo Braves managing partner John Y. Brown and Boston Celtics owner Irving Levin agreed yesterday to swap owner- ship of their basketball teams with the Braves moving to San Diego. "We've pretty much finalized an agreement," said Brown. "We have a tentative letter of intent. As far as I'm concerned, we have a final deal subject to a bo...…

…D A' IVol LXXXVIII,,No. 35-S Thursday, June 29, 1978 [micigan DAIL Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents High Court tells med school to admit Bakke un Decision vague on affirmative action WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court opened the doors of a California medical school yesterday to Allan Bakke, but said other whites still can be excluded from the nation's colleges un- der admission policies designed to give an advantage to minorities....…

…Page 2--Thursday, June 29, 1978-The Michigan Daily Bracy's Senate bid turned down LANSING (UPI)-The Michigan Supreme Court yesterday turned down a bid by Ann Arbor law professor Warren Bracy to have his name placed on the primary election ballot for U.S. Senate. But Bracy vowed to go one step higher-to federal court-in an effort to stay in the race. THE HIGH COURT, in a terse, two- paragraph statement, refused to order the Board of State Canv...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 29, 1978-Page 3 Hunt for missing student fruitless By R. J. SMITH Yesterday, Adela Gold did a lot of walking. Ignoring the afternoon heat, she placed mimeographed signs around the campus area, signs bearing the picture of her daughter. The signs read, "Missing: Beverly Gold. Any infor- mation of whereabouts please call Ann Arbor police 994-2911." "I'M NOT THINKING straight anymore, I'm so worried about this,"...…

…Page 4-Thursday, June 29, 1978-The Michigan Daily Gmichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 35- News Phone: 764-0552 Thursday, June 29, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Court should allow lesbian motherhood A T THE WEEK'S end, the Michigan Supreme Court will be asked to hear the case of Margareth Miller, a mother who has been in and out of co...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 24, 1978-Page 5 SAYS RULING HURTS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Marshall voices emotional dissent WASHINGTON (AP) - Even at almost-70, there was some of the old fire and anguish in Justice Thurgood Marshall as he voiced his dissent in the Allan Bakke case. "The dream of America as the great melting pot has Clot been realized for the Negro," he said. "Because of his skin color, he never even made it into the pot." Marsha...…

… Page 6-Thursday, June 29, 1978-The Michigan Daily Gartner insists he won't resign WASHINGTON (AP)-David Gartner, continuing to defy President Carter, said emphatically yesterday he "If I resigned, it would look to the public as an ad- Vice President Walter Mondale, a longtime personal will not quit as a member of the Commodity Futures mission of wrongdoing. I am not guilty of a friend of Gartner, made a similar resignation request Trading Com...…

…The Michigan Doily-Thursday, June 29,y1978-Page 7 SHAKESPEARE A T S TRA TFOR.D: Byt The Wi comparat works tha supremeF nor the s frolic. As As You ie I' super OWEN GLEIBERMAN impassioned howl of a ravaged in- songs were most effective in this joyful horribly corny. Juxtaposed with Per- special toTheDaily dividual scrambling to avoid the abyss. glorification of love and nature, but the dita's simple and passionate sincerity, nter's Tale is o...…

…Page 8-Thursday, June 29, 1978-The Michigan Daily Sun and sound Daily Photos by JOHN KNOX T HE ROCK FESTIVAL may have fad, the g6s, hut its predecessor, the folk still thrives. The Mariposa Folk Fest Toronto last weekend left little doubt t music is not being overwhelmed by th craze. Anyone who ferried from do Toronto to the festival site on the Toronto was treated to three days of sunshine conglomeration of music ranging from bli picking t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 29, 1'978-Page 9 it Mariposa But Rachel was only the tip of the iceberg. There were the bigger names of Steve Goodman and Leon Redbone (upper right and lower right, respectively), who delighted the crowd with their tunes. The smaller names were equally satisfying, however, like Hedy West, Michael Cooney and Paul Geremia. The Mariposa crowd wasn't content to just sit back and listen to the performers. The gra...…

…Page 10-Thursday, June 29, 1978-The Michigan Daily Ruling not expected to hurt 'U' Continued from Page 1) (the court) would recognize." But Fleming was quick to add that he was not sure on this point and would have to analyze the court's ruling very carefully. "In any event," said Fleming, "we have said before and I now reiterate our commitment to make the University accessible to minority students." THEODORE ST. ANTOINE, Univer- sity Law Sch...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 29, 1978-Page 11 Court sides with Bakke (Continuedfrom Page 1) The program dismantled by the court yesterday had reserved 16 of the 100 seats in each of the medical school's en- tering classes for blacks, Hispanics and Asian-Americans. Bakke's victory came in the court's main opinion by Justice Lewis Powell. In that opinion, Powell held that strict racial quotas or goals are uncon- stitutional. "Preferring me...…

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…Here's looking at you AP* Two spectators at the Jerry Ford Invitational golf tourney, named after the on the tenth while the other is gazing at singer Glen Campbell putting on the U's' most famous alumnus, appear to be trying to get a closer look at each ninth green. through binoculars yesterday. Actually, one is watching Jack Nicklaus tee off Police continue search Bombs may not be (Continued from Page 3) for a long period without telling ...…