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…Wednesday, June 30, 197% THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page "three Teamster pension fund to be taxed WASHINGTON (AP) - The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has revoked the tax-exempt status of the Teamsters Union Central States Pension Fund in a move that could force the payment of millions of dollars in back taxes, government sources said yesterday. The action, which is subject to ap- peal, was taken because of alleged mismanagement and questionable l...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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...…

…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Tuesday, June-8, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Wallace: Down and out A long time ago George Wallace decided he wanted - to be president, and after four long campaigns - during one of which he nearly died in a Maryland parking lot -his fiery desire has ebbed, for it is obvious that it can no longer bear fruit. He has admitted that he will not run for the presidency agai...…

…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, June 9, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 CDU: Clericals' best bet THE LINES ARE clearly drawn as the University cleri- cals' U.A.W. local 2001 holds its elections June 8, 9 and 10. With no small amount of mud-slinging and name-calling, the two major factions, Unity Caucus and Clericals for a Democratic Union (CDU) hope finally to resolve the struggle for power ...…

…Letters to The Daily To The Daily: We, as clericals at the University of Michigan, were appalled at the careless journalism evidenced in your editorial txlay. It was anviously timed so that no clericals would have a chance of reply- ing. What is the basis of the quotes "the sentiment of the union membership seems obvious," and "University cleri- cals do not trust Unity Caucus"? Where does the Daily get its information? Has the Daily done a su...…

…Grass, city, and state By LARRY LEMPERT (Second of two parts) IN HIS OPINIONS upholding Ypsilanti's $5 pot law Washtenaw County Circuit Judge Pat- rick Conlin has ruled that there is room on the field of marijuana regulation for enforce- ment of city law. In effect he has said the local team can play ball in one corner of the field even though the state team is carrying on at the other end. The state Court of Appeals where the chal- lenge to ...…

…°nge Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 ~nge Four THE MICHGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 Dems reveal tentative platform draft Experts focus on heavenly objects (C'0)o d 1 r1m Poe 11 But Dukakis said representa- Ives of Sen. Harry Jackson and tep. Morris Udall were more Rctive in the early discussions han Carter's representatives. THE sbcommittee decided to ose its deliberations to t h e iblic and the news media in ,sregar...…

…Orientation: You've only just begun... By JAY LEVIN TIlS WEEK THE FIRST batch of freshly graduat- ed high schoolers from such places as West Bloomfield, Mount Clemens, Toledo and Great Neck, N.Y., will begin to invade the campus in the annual summertime shenanigans known as freshperson orien- tation. Fornthe first time in their sheltered lives, thousands of prospective pre-meds, creative writers, poli-sci ma- jors and engineers, comprising th...…

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…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Thursday, June 17, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 The Carter coalescence THE DEMOCRATS APPEAR to have learned their les- son; the disastrous conventions of 1968 and 1972 have pushed the party to achieve unity this year at all costs, and the platform committee this week scurried to fortify the colossus, Jimmy Carter, who has taken the slipshod party by storm. Carter's pe...…

…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, June 18, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Basebdll's debauchement THE ACTIONS this past week involving the Oakland Athletics, Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees base- ball teams underscores the absurd monetary shenani- gans which threaten to make a shambles of a sport whose charm and lore have found a niche in the hearts of Americans for over one hundred years....…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 19, 1976 Iowa focus U.S. evacuation of Reporter's view: People of tight Lebanon readies comprise the University GOP race iCotinud fromaPee ) Betty Ford came to Iowa as a stand-in for her hosband, who canceled his scheduled appear- ance because of the crisis in Lebanon. REAGAN, IN a brief address at a dinner honoring Republi- can National Chairwoman Mary Louise Smith, emphasized party unity and "v...…

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…Ode to an unruly retriever By JIM TOBIN T BEGAN AS a winter's dream come true as the trees turned green and the stubborn Ann Arbor climate began to soften with the ap- proach of spring and the end of classes. It was to end less whimsically. Who among us, strolling the city's streets on those first days of the March thaw, can watch without envy the new swarm of dogs and masters out in the mild morning air? Certainly I could not this past sprin...…

…The world's greatest clown By SARA RIMER Pl1ILADFELPI IA - The lithe, little man in blue jeans and a work shirt crouched easily next to the chimpanzee wearing a gold jumpsuit. Slinging an arm over the chimp's shoulder, the man leaned in close and smacked hin right on the mouth. Click, click, went the photographer. "Talk, Kelly, talk," shrieked the aging blonde whose short-shorts showed thighs with lumps of fat. Kelly the chimp flapped his jaw...…

…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...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

…,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...…

…Tuesday, June 8, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fivo Tuesoy, une8, 176 HE MCHIAN DILYP_ _Pi. LADlE SCHIC AIR S F eotu r styling bonnet Styling iustnhl Jewel ,. , r."r . a. - MEN'S ESI TANK FK TOPS TLER -DRYER 'es extra power for efficienot 1& drying Super sized soft Iheco t"vlt 4u(00 0 .0 tholds enen jumho rollers, ~ (f( IBrush & styling comb. Ad ..S lshoulder strop. #337. ill lea. Iry/Small Appliance Dept. Mens Dept. SGOOD THRU SATURDAY ...…

…Wednesday, June , 1976 THE MICHIGAN GAILY Page Five ,ab Reporter termed 'grave' 9 after amputation of arm PHOENIX, Ariz. (A') - Don Bolles, Arizona Republic re- porter who lost his right leg in a bomb blast, had his infected right arm amputated yesterday and was in "extremely grave" condition at St. Joseph's Hospi- tal. Doctors attempted to treat the infection with surgery and antibiotics Monday night but or- dered the amputation when Bol-...…

…Thursday, June 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fivm Thursday, June 10, 1976T H E MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Spain legalizes political parties MADRID, Spain (AP) - The Spanish parliament legalized political parties yesterday for the first time in nearly 40 years. The move could give the coun- try as many as 120 parties, per- haps even including the Com- munists, officials said. Parliament approved the mea- sure backed by King Juan Car- los ...…

…Friday, June 1 1, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five .... Quiet session for GEO (Continued from Page 3) out creases in the major areas vious agreement, so, Forsyth Questioned on why the Uni- of concern yesterday, GEO bar- suggested, GEO could play to versity chose a 14 as opposed to gainer Reynolds Monach noted a larger audience. a 12-month duration for the con- that the Union had only been in Union president Doug Moran tract, Forsyth resp...…

…Saturday, June 12, 1976 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY, N draws to close Uy CARA PRIESKORN THIS HEALTHY, sauntanned group from California does a Special To The Daily series of unconnected and sim- tALT MORE, June 11 - The ply executed mimes; subject weather has held and the par- matter ranges from U. S. his- ties have improved as the New tory (oh no, not again) to tight Theater Festival (TNT) in rope walkers. By the time they Baltimore draws to a close...…

…Tuesday, June 15, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five TusdyJue-5-17 TEsIHIANDIL ae .Five Reibert: Just trying to feed her kids (Coontinued from Page 3) "I'M TRYING like hell to get off welfare," she says, shaking her head for emphasis. "And as soon as I do, I'm going to find another ADC mother and get her off welfare, too. I don't care if the Agency doesn't like it; I'm going to do it." Her face darkens; she talks about the horrors of bein...…

…Wednesday, June 16.' 976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Rizzo recall petitions filed PHILADELPHIA (P) - Cri- tics of Mayor Frank Rizzo, a one-time city cop who rode a wave of law-and-order support to two mayoral election victor- ies, filed petitions yesterday asking for his recall. They claim he lied about the city's finances to win easy re-elec- tion. The petitions with 209,000 sig- natures were filed with the City Board of Elections after a ...…

…Thursdoy, June 17; 1976 THE MICHIGAN [DAILY Page Five Blacks riot in South Africa JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (A)- Bloody rioting swept through a sprawl- ing black suburb yesterday in an erup- tion of violence over the enforced use of Afrikaans in schools, a language despis- ed as a symbol of white oppression. Police opened fire on the mobs and at least six persons were reported killed and dozens injured. "We fired into them. It's no. good ...…

…Friday, June 18, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 18, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Happenings . N N This week's HAPPENINGS film reviews were written by Kim Potter. All week long COMMERCIAL CINEMA Midway - (Campus) - Screen re-creation of WW II's most famous sea battle, featur- ing a cast of thousands all jangled with sense-enervating SENSURROUND; all fragile eardrums and sinuses beware. That's Entertainment, Part II - (Michigan) - Gene Kel...…

…Saturday, June 19, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fine Court injunction halts Italian campaign wraps up food stamp cutbacks WASHINGTON (A - The Ford administration was en- joined by a federal judge yes- terday from putting into effect regulations that would elimi- nate about 129 million families from the food stamp program. U. S. District Judge John Lewis Smith said, "Hunger and deprivation might result" from the changes planned by the ad- ...…

…~. Tuesday, June 22, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane Fivd -J, tHrit.ars GIRLS' SHALTER I\IN TOPS OR F US SHORTS *15 A w Sizes 4 to 14. EACH 209 1 -STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY )OD THRU SAT. JUNE 26, 1976. SERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMI TO DEALERS, INSTITUTIONS, OR DISTRIBUTORS. ___ y _ °-° ._. BIC.PEN SUPER SALE! "ePack of10. i , __ r, t -L,, SES 30 AMP FUSES AVAILABLE Hardware Dept. CRYS...…

…r& Er n'THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEr i Wednesday, June 23,;1976 Page Five Jeffrey Selbst -. I hear o e America swinging!r FERE HAS BEEN so much written about the Bicen- tennial, and as this is my last column before the grand Event itself, a Bicentennial Fourth, I thought perhaps I would devote today's dribbling to a discussion of that Happening. Discussion, hah. Celebration. I am going to positively wax slop- py over this. This is it, folks, and y...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five ednesdoy, June 30, 1976 t' Iranian security agents kill10 gerrillas in raid TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Se- curity agents raided what they said was a leftist terrorist hide- out near the Tehran airport yes- terday and reported killing 10 guerrillas as part of their crack- down on antigovernment activi- Authorities said the four-hour shootout erupted after govern- *< ment agents surrounded an apartment building that was ...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 8, 1976 Six dead, many safe in Idaho flood IDAHO FAILS, Idaho (AP)- Many of the missing began turn- ing up alive yesterday as flood waters spread as far as 60 miles downstream from the collapsed Teton Dan, a structure at least two geologists had said might leak because of poor soil con- ditions. Six people w re confirmed dead in flooding from the Snake River after the recently com- pleted dam colla...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Arts & Entertainment Page Six Wednesday, June 9, 1976 TNT festival at Baltimore: Wacky By CARA PRIESKORN Special To The Daily BALTIMORE, JUNE 8 TNT is exploding all over the Univer- sity of Maryland at Baltimore. I am not refering literally to fireworks, but to The New Theatre Festival - the event of the year in alternative theatre. The festival orginated in Ann Arbor two years ago under the direction of Don Boros, and has ...…

…Arts & Entertainment THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ars& E tran e t Page Six Thursday, June 10, 1976 NT UMBC: Wid, exhilirating t% ff a T st t c al A r ir a a7 fi ti ti tf fi fl fcl p 2'y ti d in ec a] By CARA PRIESKORN helium-filled balloons tied to The worst show I have seen Special To The Daily long strings (since they were thus far is Chi-Kanji: a three- BALTIMORE, June 9-After audience volunteers to help tie) woman show with no plot, little wo da...…

…te tai elltTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Arts & Entertim n Page Six Friday, June 11, 1976 TABLE TALK Ken Parsigian I was having dinner with a bridge-playing friend of mine the other day and we were, of course, discussing the interesting hands we had played lately. I had just finished telling him how I'd bid hearts three times with a singleton, and conned my opponents out of a cold slam, when he started a story about the nationally known expert that he h...…

…Page Six -THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 Hot ai baloons; A heal : By SUSAN ADES P eRA1UTES, hang-gliders, sailplanes, kitcr - In my loftier moments I fan- cied' ntvef wingrek across the country- side su'-nnded from one of those exotic aerial creatures More often though I kissed the ground cnd cherished the secur- ity of knwing I'ci never have the means te live out the drem. Yet, one day oppor- timity id knock gad I soon found...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesdav. June IS - # grr Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILYf 7 11 thr1ricy " lilA 1-STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY. TIME. ENERGY * 'SEA & SKI GOLDEN TAN . 2l. oz. tube MEN'S SHIRTS ~SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS ". 50% polyester " 65% polyester "50% cotton @ 35% cotton "eShort sleeves " Smoll prints on 4 "Solid colors pastel grounds ond focies " Short sleeves "Sizes S-M-L-XL eie 4 o1 Men's Dept. PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY...…

…Sage Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 1 6,1976 Letter bombs blamed on ,a terrorist extortion scheme W A S HI 1 N fG T I) N It - FBI tDirector Clarence Kelley yesterday btmed one or more terrorists dem mding mit- lians of dollars ifrnn U. S. cor- porations for a series of letter bombs which began appearing Monday,. Kelley, who said the 11I does not yet know who is responsi- ble, told a news conference that sotoe 200 corpora1ions re- c...…

…r Ent rta in ent STHE MICHIxGThursday, June 17, 1976 Ark floats away on waters of disinterest ' By JOAN BORUS [T COMES as something of a shock to write that last Sunday's benefit concert at Pow- er Center failed to measure up to the Ark's usually high stand- ards. It wasn't so mtich a ques- tion of musical deficiency-with a few notable exceptions the caliber was quite good. Rather the concert's failure stemmed from its faulty con- struction -...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 18, 1976 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 18, 1976 "..I - , THE ENTERTAINMENT STARTS TONIGHT I SHOWS AT 7:00 & 9:00 C > ode u -aJ'. (nOtN . -45 The greatest entertainment since "That's Entertainment!" i~ ~r STARTS TONIGHT P% a I A I COMPLETE SHOWING AT 7:00 OPEN 6:45 EAST MEETS WEST In One of the Most Bizarre Spectacles Ever Filmed The Fastest Gun In The West Joins With The Most Brutal Han...…

…Poge fix THE MICHIGAN DAILY Soturda , June 19, 1976 AN INTERVIEW WITH ZANU'S DAVIS MGABE Fighting for black rule ii By MIKE NORTON )AVIS MGABE hasn't seen his home- land in 13 years. Ever since 193, when Mgahe quit his newspaper job to work toward the libera- tion of Rhodesia's black population, he has travelled around the world pleading their cause--unable to return. The 42-year-old Mgabe began his career as a reporter for The African D...…

…Page Si ix THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 22, 1976 Primaries: Political puzzle WASHINGTON (A:" - The presidential primary has joined the electoral college as one of those institutions roundly con- demned every fousr years as a mess and then not mentioned again for another four years. 'I think these primaries are demean- ing," Senate Majority Leader Mike Mans- field observed at the conclusion of the 1976 primary season. "I think they are to...…