…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 1$X 1976 'U' must bow to changing sex roes sity eed-s to take. Some ndi- vidual S choots, Such tas the School of Engineering and the law School, already have be- gun to itmplemssent special pro- grants to recruit stidents. "AFFIRMATIVE action is re- medial - or quasi- remedial," adds Power. "It is doaou b l e pronged - there is the compli- ance a s p e c t as well as the imaginative side. We must op...…
…Friday, June 18, 1976 THE MICHIGAN D Bell seeks $178 million hike AILY Page Eleven YLY Pge E eve GEO hits 'U' on a fimative action LANSING (UPI) - State officials were disappointed but not surprised that Michigan B e 11 Telephone asked for a $178 million rate hike just five weeks after approval of a $52 million boost. "The company has a right under the laws which we operate under to file for an increase," said State Public Service Commis...…
…page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 18, 1976 PaeTeleTEMIHGNDAL.rdaJn.1,17 ABA merges with NBA By wThe Asocaed Pres' HYANNIS, Mass. - After nine years of bidding wars, legal squabbles, and general rivalry, the National Basketball Association and the American Basket- ball Association achieved peace yester- day in the assimilation of four ABA clubs and a pol of players into the NBA. Joining the 30-year-old NBA will be the Denver Nug...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 31-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 17, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages GRAND JURY INDICTS 2 NURSES: 2 charged in VAdeaths By GEORGE LOBSENZ The FBI yesterday culminated an exhaustive 10- month investigation into last summer's mysterious breathing ' failure deaths at Ann Arbor's Veteran's Administration (VA) Hospital with the arrest of two nurses on charges of first degree murder. Filipina Narciso, 30, of Y...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 17, 1976 Per TaTH.IHIA.AIYTurdy Jn 7,17 om-- Alaska pipeline builder denies poor construction Prisoners lose rights in India ..,,.. ANCHORAGE, Alaska a') - Welded sections of the trans- Alaskan oil pipeline are "the best in the history of pipelin- ing," says the man responsible for the system, as a congres- sional panel prepares to investi- gate the system's construction. "We're just over-cont...…
…Thursday, June 17, 1976 Government may seek 5-year limit on busing WASHINGTON (A')-The Ford adminis- tration may seek legislation setting a five-year limit on court-ordered busing in communities which earnestly try to desegregate schools, Atty. Gen. Edward Levi said yesterday. Levi said the administration views busing as a transitional remedy which must be imposed in certain circum- stances but should not be permanent. "I think busing is const...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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 -...…
…Thursday, June 17, 197+6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ruge Seven Thursday, June 17, 1976 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Goyernment may ask U.S. Ambassador murdered in Beirut (Continued from Page ) part of the way but turned back. There was no immediate ch 5-yr. im on busing no idea who was responsible for Questioned repeatedly by news- to the motive behind the killing the murders. He said there were men about why and where the _ - - _- _ s _ _ __ - F...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ir - __ Thursday, June 17, 1976 -- -. I 60ly uIsa Uncontracted (Classified Rates WOORDS 1 2 3 4 5 6 odd. 0-101 15 2 30 305 3.80 4.55 530 .75 1 1. 15 1 40 2 80 370 4.60 5.50 640 ,90 1620 1.65 3 30 4.35 5.40 6.45 7.50 1 05 21 -25 1.90 3 80 500 620 7.40 8.60 1 20 26-30 2.15 4 30 5 65 7,00 835 9.70 1.35 31 -35 2 40 4 80 6 30 7.80 9.30 1080 1.50 36-40 26S5 530 6.95 860 1025 1 1.90 1.65 41-45 2 90 5 80 7.60 9.40 11...…
…Thursday, Jtune 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine iowi R- Continued from Page 81 HELP WANTED GREAT OPPORTUNITY AT THE WOLVERINE '76 TRUCK PLAZA HELP WANTED All sifts-shift saupetvisors,.iland a ipeas, maintenancesuepervisor, porters. Gift shop sapervisor, sales- people. cashiers and gartage helpers. Gooad .starting estee and Ibenefits. Appications taken startang June 7, 9 a.m.-4:30 p..H-F. Wlverine ,6 Truck Plaza, Interstate 94 and Ba...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 7, 1976 Women's gains crave recognition it' us,. t(ri!! n- c it Zelda (amson, Associate Professor at the (enter for the Study of Iligher Education and Associate lirectar of the Resi- dential C'llege, recalls that during her undergraduate col- lege career she had only one woman professor. And to her dismay, she never reatized that she had never even seen a wo- man professor until she had her first one...…
…Thursday, June 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Thursday, June 17, 1976 TI-IE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven A's trades spark hearing By The Associated Press NEW YORK-Baseball com- missioner Bowie Kuhn, acknowl- edging that the sale of three of Oakland's top players "raises questions,' has scheduled a hearing in his office today to discuss the matter with Marvin miller and officials of the Oak- l:nd A's, New York Yankees and Boston Re...…
…Pace Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 hursdcay, June 17, 1976 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 17, 1976 Arizona blasts Eastern, 11-6 Five-run outburst in eighth sinks Hurons From Wire Service Reports OMAHA - Arizona's S t e v e Powers let fly a home-run in the eighth inning to start a five- run explosion by Arizona and defeat the Eastern Michigan Hurons 11-6 in the fourth round of College World Series here last night. In the cou...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 30-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 16, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages SMALL GAINS FOR WOMEN A ffirmative action: Limited attempt By LAURIE YOUNG Second in a Five Part Series "Although administrators may be more tolerant and accepting of new women's roles," said Nellie Varner, Associate Dean of Rackham Graduate School and former Affirmative Action Officer, "it is doubtful w h e t h e r actual attitudinal ...…
…Page Twv THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesdoy, June 16, 197E Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 16, 1976 Angolans testify against brutal white mercnre Television viewing tonight LUANDA, Angola f') -- The Marxist government's first wit- ness yesterday pointed out "cowboy Callan", a British sub- ject, as a murderer who terror- ized his town, and then pointed to American Daniel Gearhart as the mercenary he saw "threatening an Angola sold-...…
…Wedrnesday, June 16, 1 Wt. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Wednesday, June l~, l's*! ~y THE MfCHIGAN ~A1LY Poge Three Petitions put bottle ban on Nov. ballot By BARBARA ZAHS Following one of the most successful petition drives ever waged in the state, the Michigan United Conservation Club (MUCC) has managed to place a pro- posal on the November ballot that would ban throwaway beverage containers. The signatures of 212,000 people, eight per...…
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…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 ...…
…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...…
…Wednesday, June 16, 1976 Oil company break-upbill clears Sen. committee WASHINGTON (t -- A bill to force the breakup of the na- tion's 18 largest oil companies squeezed through the Senate Judiciary Committee on yes- tcrday by an 8-7 vote. Ilowever, Sens. Robert Byrd (l)-W. Va.) Hugh Scott R-Pa.) and Charles Mathias (R-Md.) said they voted with the ma- jority only to get the bill be- fore the Senate. THE BILL would require the companies to dive...…
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…Page Ten Petitions put bottle issue on Nov. ballot (Cotinued from Page 3) we got a lot of nasty letters ever, that students would ne- about it." glect to send their application requests directly to his office. Weiss maintains that the During the last election he said, Clerk's office "is not responsi- over a hundred requests were ble for anybody turning their left with a Nickels Arcade law application requests in any- firm that turned them in ...…
…Wednesday, June 16, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Eleven Wednesday, June 16, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Touching all NBA considers four ABA the bases teams for possible merger _ _ _imtlSeg1 It's not the same *... ... at Tiger Stadium WENT TIME-TRIPPING Monday night. It happened at Tiger Stadium and it made the whole evening worthwhile. I went back eight years, a time when they still played baseball at Michigan and Trumbull. There...…
…' Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 16, 1976 Foreman drops Smokin' Joe Frazier falls to canvas twice; bout stops in fifth By The Associated Press UNIONDALE, N.Y. - George Foreman blasted Joe Frazier to the canvas twice in the fifth round and stopped him to win their scheduled 12-round re- match last night. The end came at 2:26 of the fifth round with Frazier on his feet, dazed and bleeding. After Frazier got up from the second...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 15, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Udal I frees delegates NEW YORK (A) -- Jimmy Carter moved ever closer to the Democratic presidential nomination yesterday as Sen. Frank Church withdrew from the race and urged support of Carter while Rep. Morris Udall said "a vote for Jim- my Carter is a vote for party unity." Meanwhile, a third rival, Fred Harris of Oklahoma, has se...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 151976 Newspaper mourns slainreporter PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)-"May God have mercy on the souls of those who killed him, for I have none," Bernie Wynn said of the murder of his fellow journalist Don Bolles. Wynn is the head of the leg- islative bureau of the Arizona Republic where Bolles was as- signed when his automobile was blown up in gangland style on June 2. He died of his injuries Sunday. "WATCHIN...…
…Tuesday, June 15, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Joyce Reibert vs. the system: 'Just trying to feed my kids.' By MIKE NORTON Soft afternoon sunlight p o u r s into Joyce Reibert's living room, thick as syrup. And the sound of children is everywhere. There are children in the basement, children laughing in the kitchen, children drifting in and out of the living room with looks of curiousity on their faces. Every once in a while, an old ...…
…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...…
…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...…
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…Tuesday, June 15, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Women: Making gains at 'U' (Continued from Page 1) "I sense a great progress of awareness not only because women are more assertive," says Jean Campbell, Director of the Center for the Continuing Education of Women (CEW), "but there are more women in the work force, greater expec- tations for smaller families, and an increased emphasis on self- fulfillment." This exciting upheaval of ac-...…
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…Tuesday, June 15, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Tuesday, June 15, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine DAILY CLASSIFIEDS (Continued from Page 8) BOWL at the Union Only 55 per game. cP616 MESSAGES FROM TEMANAGER I seems to be anote r l aa day for the classifieds in Box 21. Are you al getting bored with my gems? Probabty sa. Ge maybe the writing 0a Baa 23, our femae taxidermist took precedence. There appears to be an upswing in the amount o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Ten Run-off slited for clerical pres. race Tuesday, June 15, 1976 Youth gangs attack marooned motorists (Continued from Page 3) * Unity's Bob DaI e beat CDU's Frances Douglas to gain the Second Vice-President post, Dale getting 432 votes to Doug- las' 387, the largest marign of victory in any election. * In the Financial-Secretary election, Sue Ellen Hansen of CPU received 423 votes to best Unity's Susan Susselman ...…
… Arts & Entertainment THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 1 5, 1976 Page Eleven TNT Baltimore: Snappy ending By CARA PRIESKORN NEW Theatre Festival, a dramatic combination of Disneyland and Woodstock, has come to an end after an inten- sive week of performances. The festival was considered a suc- cess by most people involved; cynicism, however, was ram- pant. Ted Hoffman, the driving force behind Alternative Thea- tre, was asked what was new i...…
…Poge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 15, 1976 Patek's double sinks Tigers By The Asociated Press DETROIT-Fred Patek dou- bled in two runs and Al Fitz- morris picked up his eighth victory last night as the Kansas City Royals extended their win- ning streak to six games with a 5-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Patek's double came in the seventh and gave the Royals a 5-1 lead. It followed a leadoff single by Al Cowens and a double ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol LXXXVI, No. 28-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 12, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Dems reveal tentative plan f / t s\ \MIINGTttN /1) - Support for bus- to achieve racial integration in the tla, as a "judicial tool of last re- ao was part of a tentative draft of the Pemocratic party's 1976 platform. Sparty's platform drafting subcom- mttee met behind closed doors here yes- terdit to work on a final draft, ignor- a...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 Cuba charged with prisoner abuse %1,Aa:IN(TGN (' - The In- ter-An ercan Human Rights Commissaon has appealed to the C bon government to take immetorwte steps to end what it calls ".tuel, inhuman and de- grading' treatment of political pris-ners. In a report, the commission says thtr numerous communi- calons from individuals and or- ganizatitos provide a "solid basis" 1-r the belief that C...…
…Sattrdoy, June 2, 1976M TH-E AICHIGAN DAILY Page Three GOP runners vier9 4- . for Mo. delegates ''; SifRiNGFIELD, Mo. GA0 - President cord began delegate courting at the tate GOP convention here yesterday several hours before challenger Ronald Tea'e was scheduled to arrive to make his pitcb. At stake in Missouri are 19 at-large nationel cowenion delegates who will be picked by 1,400 Republicans at the state convention today. EVEN BEFORE Fo...…
…°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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…Saturday, June 12, 1976 -THE MICHIGAN-DAILY rage Seven Saturday, June 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY page Seven nly uprising SMART ALECK: Nostalgic glance at Woollcott's past tp frr, small v e say, lost height. As the two of is sat an easy thousand feet over int hber, he recounted the adventure whicortly a i-tonth ago made him the firs hu ran being to sit on the rim of a balooi more thar seven miles above the ear:h. " .JE I TO'K off at Loui...…
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…Page Ten THE MfCHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 12, 1976 PageTen HE MC-IGN DALY aturay, une 2,..,.E Hot air balloons: The heavenly uprising uicini'd 5rm o'a a on up. And there are only so,, e 7, balloons flying today. This is not to mention the spsrt's notoriety for weeding out its 1000 or so participants thiough natural selection of a sort - survival of the fittest or rather survival of the well- tra'ned. "We (the sport of bal- looni~ig) hav...…
…#*- - '-- -I-- - #- -- - I *- I ^,Ie 'rLIt: AAlfLJW-%AKl f*%A [I V Pei^& ll JAWftn Saturday, June I2, 9-7O I Hh M1Cn1C/°N VAIL ,anm TWO TIGERS AMONG LEADERS Al-Star votes being tallied By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Teammates Mike Hargrove and Toby Harrah of the Texas Rangers and Ron LeFlore and Rusty Staub of the Detroit Tigers were among the lead- ers Friday in the first announcement of voting for the 1976 American League All-Star s...…
