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…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 ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…Page 14--Tuesday, June 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily KILLER MA Y BE SENT TO CLINIC Teenage Nazi awaits sentencing LANSING, Mich. (AP) - A teen- Prosecutors and defense attorneys Dressed in blue jeans and a T-shirt, THE JUDGE said he would consider age Nazi who killed a fellow high school agreed the boy was a dangerous Needham sat quietly next to his father transferring the boy to another in- student will be kept at a juvenile home paranoiac in ne...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, June 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily The end is near At last, presenting the NBA final! SEATTLE (AP) - Finally, the end is in sight. One game, 48 minutes of basketball between the Washington Bullets and the Seattle SuperSonics, will determine the NBA champion for the 1977-78season. After 902 games of the regular season and 30 playoff contests, these two solid but unspectacular clubs who emerged from the pack and got better as th...…
…Page 14-Thursday, June 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily 2ND ROUND NBA PICK? Pros eye Joel The NBA draft gets underway tomorrow and former Michigan center Joel Thompson appears certain to be - tabbed in its early stages. tAccording to the Michigan coaching staff, Thompson, the Wolverine's MVP last season, will probably be selected in the second round by one of three teams. The Phoenix Suns, Houston Rockets and Milwaukee Bucks have all been asking abo...…
…Page 14-Friday, June 9, 1978-The Michigan Daily Haldenmn parole possible WASHINGTON (AP)- The U.S. Parole Commission will decide next week when H. R. Haldeman, the former White House Chief of staff imprisoned for Watergate crimes, will be released. Haldeman, 51, has been in the minimum security installation at Lom- poc, Calif., since June 21 last year. He will be eligible for parole on June 20 when he will have satisfied the minimum time of t...…
…Page 14-Saturday, June 10, 1978-The Michigan Daily The union vs. J.P. Stevens (Continued from Page 9) THE COMPANY reports that the union "is resorting to desperate tac- tics" and that no effect from the boycott has been felt. The Financial News Service reported from New York an item which ap- peared in the Daily New Record on May 25 that earnings for the company fell 5.8 per cent during the second quarter (May, June and July) and were down 6....…
…Page 14--Tuesday, June 13,1978-The Michigan Daily ELABORATE OPER Russians tie CI MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Union, carrying out a threat to divulge details of American spy activities, accused the CIA yesterday of an elaborate under- cover operation involving caches of gold, secret dropoffs of instructions and a woman agent purveying poison. The government newspaper Izvestia leveled the charges in response to U.S. accusations that the Soviets ar...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, June 14, 1978-The Michigan Daily Lobby bill approved by state Senate (Continued from Page 3Y "I don't believe it's lobby reform or political reform. This Senate doesn't have the guts to clean up the system. It is not lobby reofrm but only another advantage to labor organizations who already control the legislature," said Welborn. WELBORN SAID the United Auto Workers (UAW) and other large lobby groups supported the bill bec...…
…Page 14-Thursday, June 15, 1978-The Michigan Daily WALTON, LAFLEUR LEADING VOTE-GETTERS NBA, NHL select All-Star teams * *i * By The Associated Press CORONADO, Calif. - Guard David Thompson of the Denver Nuggest was the only repeater on the National Basketball Association's 1977-78 All- Star team, announced Tuesday prior to the league's annual summer meetings. Thompson, who made the squad last year as a forward, was joined on the first team ...…
… Page 14-Friday, June16, 1978-The Michigan Doily Alaskans debate huge land sale JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - There's a largest state, more than twice as big as tracts would depend on the porations were set up to handle mon debate raging in Alaska over a proposal Texas and 483 times the size of Rhode homesteader's length of residence in and land given Eskimos, Indians a to give homesteaders 30'nillion acres of Island - less than one per cent of its Al...…
…Page 14-Saturday, June 17, 1978-The Michigan Daily (Conti of the Bald funds were because, ac funds had be tain cases im administrati SINCE TI elderly hour disaster with money toi residents, the an understan mingham wa there was mo It was abi were finally in 1976, that statements receive mone projects if the their city of income hous mingham, b taken by MSI the assessed low-income elderly peopl project was dwellers, tha ingham woul units of lo...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, June 28, 1978--The Michigan Daily Nazis jeered at Chicago rally From Staff and Wire Reports A small band of uniformed Nazis showed up in Chicago's Loop Saturday night, but hurriedly withdrew in the face of a barrage of eggs, sticks, firecrackers and beer cans thrown by thousands of howling protesters. "Death, death, death to the Nazis," the protesters shouted as Nazi leader Frank Collin arrived at the Federal Plaza almost a...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-Page 15 RELAY TRIUMPH AVERTS WHITEWASH Thinclads come up flat in NCAA's By DAVE RENBARGER The way Michigan track-coach Jack Harvey had it figured, the Wolverines would need a liberal dose of good for- tune as well as some top notch perfor- mances on the track in order to finish among the top ten at last weekend's NCAA Outdoor Championships. THE WAY things turned out at the three-day extravaganza in Eug...…
…THE SPORTING VIEWS Looking back on Blue .. . .. .tough to second-guess By JAMIE TURNER OMAHA THOUGHTS ON A WORLD SERIES: Looking back, it would be easy to second guess Michigan coach Moby Benedict for removing Tom Owens in the eighth inning Monday night. Some- one with 20-20 hindsight would no doubt notice that Owens had retired the last ten in a row before hitting leadoff man Roy Clark. After his shaky start, Ownes had calmed down and probabl...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 8, 1978-Page 15 7 BLUE THINCLADS INFIELD: AAU meet attracts track's elite By DAVE RENBARGER Drake Stadium. assistant coach Ron Warhurst to UCLA further their track careers," said head With Wire Service Reports He'll face six others who have gone 18 are 10,000 meter man Bill Donakowski coach Jack Harvey. - Mike Tully feet or better - Larry Jessee, Jeff quarter miler James Grace, high jum- AAU gives then a chanc...…
…The Michigan Daily--Friday, June 9, 1978-Page 15 sports of the DAILY By The Associated Press Borg in French semis PARIS-Sweden's Bjorn Borg and Italy's Corrado Barazzutti swept into the semifinals of the $400,000 French Open clay court tennis tournament yesterday with straight set victories. Borg, No. 1 seed, rolled over Mexico's Raul Ramirez 63, 6-3, 6-0, to move closer to his third French Open crown. Barazzutti, the fiery No. 1 player of It...…
…The Michigan Doily-Saturday, June 10, 1978-Page 15 THE SPORTING VIEWS Gophers' T 1st NBA choice; 'M' Bullets'championship -... ... a new party for D.C. WASHINGTON, D.C. By BILLY SAHN Bulletmania. No, it's not a Broadway musical, and it's not a national gun lobby. On this past Wednesday night the Bullets became the champions of the world. Asa team they reached the pinnacle. The Bullets penetrated the fuselage of the SuperSonics, forcing them t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 13, 1978-Pae 15 Giants nip Expos on one-hitter SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Right-hander Ed Halicki pitched a one-hitter and teammate Jack Clark rapped a run-scoring double in the sixth inning to give the San Francisco Giants a 1-0 victory yesterday over the Mon- treal Expos and hard-luck pit- cher Steve Rogers. THE ONLY Montreal hit off Halicki was Ellis Valentine's clean single to left field leading AP Photo off the ...…
…Lolich hangs on . . .. . despite age, injury By DAVE RENBARGER 1968-the year of the Tigers. Sometimes it's mighty tough to believe that nearly ten summers could have past since that wonderful summer of '68. The many names-Lolich, McLain, Kaline, Cash, Northrup-seem all too familiar to be a decade old already. But the fondest memories are usually the ones that stick around the longest, and as every Tiger fan retains the images of the World Seri...…
…1015 sports of the DALLY By The Associated Press Stars-Barons merge MONTREAL-The Cleveland Barons and Minnesota North Stars officially merged yesterday, ending the troubled 11-year history of the Barons' franchise and transfusing talent into a Minnesota club that owned the worst record in the National Hockey League last season. In what league President John Ziegler called a "quiet historic event," the new Minnesota North Stars were born after...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 16, 1978-Page 15 New documents link 'U', CIA iCountiuedfromPage 1) requested all additional CIA documents concerning Project ARTICHOKE and relating to the University. The Agency's assistant general coun- sel, A. R. Cinquegrana, informed Over- berger in a letter dated March 29, 1978 that the CIA had no more documents which concerned ARTICHOKE and related to the University. But additional documents do exist IN A ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 17, 1978-Page 15 Anger, frustration torment golfer Bean DENVER (AP)-Fiery Andy Bean, who blew the final round of the U.S. Open with a 79 in Tulsa last year, passed a temper test Friday that in- cluded a loud stereo, a dizzying roller- coaster ride of birdies and double bogeys, and an inquiry if he was for real. Bean, the hottest player on the golf tour with successive victories at the Kemper and Memphis tour ...…
…Sportfolio Go West, Big Fella ... Stand back, Karl Malden. Watch out, Golden Gate bridge-Walt Downing is coming to San Fran- cisco. Downing (left), the former Michigan center, was signed by the NFL 49ers yesterday to an un- disclosed contrat. Downing, who stands 6-4, 254 (he's even bigger when he inhales), was San Fran- cisco's second round draft pick in last month's collegiate draft. General manager Joe Thomas said the signing of Downing comp...…
…sports of the DAILY Who's on first? By The Associated Press A tentative agreement was reached yesterday to transfer ownership of the Boston Celtics to Buffalo Braves' owners John Y. Brown and Harry Mangurian and shift the Braves' franchise to San Diego under the new ownership of Celtics' owner Irving Levin, it was learned. Two well-placed NBA sources confirmed the report to The Associated Press and said attorneys for Brown and Levin will meet ...…
…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-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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…Page 16-Tuesday, June 6, 1978-The Michigan Daily Heels kick Michigan, By JAMIE TURNER Blue Special to the Daily OMAHA - As Steve Howe enteredtE game with North Carolina, in thes e ig h t and we eighth inning, all the advantages adw seemed to swing to the Wolverines. The TeTa4= ebueth ; Blue had scored six straight runs to ignored all that, blasting a one-out, The Tar Heels set up the big inning had tog erase a 4-0 deficit, the next two Tar thr...…
…Page 16-Wednesdky, June7, 1976-The Michigan Daily Major League Roundup It was a night of tough pitching around the major league ballparks last night, as some old men and some young men baffled their opponents. In Texas, veteran Ferguson Jenkins pitched a four-hitter and Bobby Bonds smashed a home run as the Rangers dropped the Kansas City Royals, 2-1. Then, besides Brewer Lary Soren- sen's complete-game victory over the Tigers (see story same ...…
…Page 16-Thursday, June 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily Washington zaps Sonics, SEATTLE ( ington Bullets Johnson and B upset the Sea 105-99 last ngt NBA champ] history of the chise. 105-99, for NBA title AP)-The Wash- Sunday when the routed the Sonics 117- the Bullets were able to turn back the vetran center Wes Unsel led by Charles 82 at Landover, Md., to even the series threat. throws to clinch the vict obby Dandridge, at three victories apiece...…
…Page 16-Friday, June 9, 1978-The Michigan Daily Tangled UpIn _ Blue by Henry Engelhardt The Eisner edge... ... making work fun Brian Eisner relaxed in his office chair and smiled as he talked about the Michigan men's tennis team he coaches. He smiled like the winner he is. Nine Big Ten championships in as many seasons here at Michigan. Four MAC championships at Toledo before that. He's lucky his "winning smile" isn't in direct proportion to hi...…
…Page 16-Saturday, June 10, 1978-The Michigan Daily HILLER GETS SAVE IN 3-2 WIN Billingiam'leads Tigers over K By GARY KICINSKI as McRae grounded out to second. ByecGalYotheKilyThe Tigers came back with a pair of runs in the second inning. Jason 5pedalto the Daily Thompson slapped one to the left side that third baseman Brett bobbled as he DETROIT-Veteran pitcher Jack Billingham threw his best game as a tried to cut it off for an error. Tiger a...…
…Page 16-Tuesday, June 13, 1978-The Michigan Daily Tangled Up In Blue by Henry Engelhardt Cubs reach... ... but always fall short CHICAGO O/n one hand you have your thrill of victory, and on the other hand you have the Chicago Cubs . The name "Cubs" is a perfect description of this franchise: very lovable and cute, but not quite mature enough, tough enough, to compete in the grown-up world. Just think, the Tigers haven't won a pennant for 10 ye...…
…Page 16-Wednesday, June 14, 1978-The Michigan Daily DETROIT PLUMMETS TO FIFTH PLACE, 7-2: Brew crew zaps Tigers again By LIZ MAC Special to The Daily DETROIT-The Tiger' pitching failed again last night as the team lost their second straight to the Milwaukee Brewers, 7-2. The Brewers tagged the Tigers for 13 hits, most of them coming off starter Jim Slaton, before he was replaced by Steve Foucault in the seventh. Detroit could not pull its eig...…
