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…Low grades may bring LSA dismissal By PATRICIA IHNSBERG Students who cultivate their grade point averages like hot- house flowers seldom encounter LSA's Office of Academic Ac- tion. Others, however, who jug- gle decimal points with less - agility face disciplinary action which ranges from a mild rep- rimand to dismissal. According to literary college Associate Dean and Chairman of the Administrative Board Charles Morris, official disci- plina...…

…Snat rdln June 22. 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nmne I uH MICy ,GA ILY,Pge Nie whale TOKYO 6 -) Kujira-ya, o the Whale Shop, is a-well-knos Tokyo restaurant that serve nothing but whale meat - dee fried, barbequed, stewed o raw. Waitresses in white uniforms scurry about with platteas whale steak or uncooked what "Sashimi." Patrons consume thI fare, apparently little concern, that the hunting and eating o whales has made Japan the tar get ...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 22, 1974 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 22, 1974 Frye named acting dean Profs discuss accords (Oonttinued from Page 1) Report and a massive evalNa- tine program designed to de- termine the college's priorities. Rhodes will replace Allan Smith as vice president. Smith will return to teaching at the University's law school. TIE CONTROVERSIAL film ban, approved by the Regents two months...…

…Known Fm scrambles for Akron Golf lead AKRON, Ohio (A") - Jerry McGee, a non-winner in seven years on the tour, scrambled and strained to a wildly er- ratic 69 that tied Ray Floyd for the second round lead yesterday in the $170,- 000 American Golf Classic. The quick-quipping McGee, who got a sponsor's exemption into this invitational event, had to birdie three of his last six holes to offset some early problems and put together a 36-hole to...…

…igers sneak by NY I Sports of The Daily I I Moses insured for $1 million WASHINGTON -- The University of Maryland promised Vir- ginia high school basketball star Moses Malone help in obtaining a $1 million insurance policy against injury as one means of per- suading him to sign a grant-ia-aid, the Washington Star-News said yesterday. Malone, a 6-foot-11 standout for Petersburg High School who was the most heavily recruited player in th...…

…ichigan. Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 32-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 21, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Israeli planes raid guerrilla targets near Lebanese cities Hail to the chief Well-wishers greet President Nixon upon his arrival at the White House after a t0-day Middle East tour. The spent yesterday on preparations for his Moscow summit me eting after assuring Congressional leaders he mad ret deals in the Middle East. Senator Hugh Scot...…

…In the news this morning International MOSCOW - The Soviet Union yesterday awarded the Chemical Construction Corp. of New York a contract valued at more than $200 million to design and equip four am- monia plants in Russia. The U. S. Embassy said it was the largest Soviet order ever given to an America firm. Chemico President Thomas Gibian said in New York that all the equipment for the plants - including steam turbines, compressors, boilers ...…

…Friday, June 21, 1974 THE M4OHGAN DAILY Page Threea Caracas sea law conference opens CARACAS (4' - The biggest interna- tional conference in history opened in Venezuela yesterday to seek a global treaty for use of the oceans, and the United States declared readiness to ex- tend its territorial sea limits. President Carlos Andres Perez of oil- rich Venezuela, attacked the United Nations and other global bodies in the opening speech to deleg...…

…Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michgan,., Friday June 21, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Fink- om othe ress. AN.ELL. HERE WE go again. The Federal Government is once more moving on one of our colleagues in the news industry in an attempt to force him to divulge the nature of his sources. Will Lewis. station manager of KPFK in Los Angeles, was sent to jail Wednesday night for refusing to answer a grand jury's ques...…

…cinemQ weekend Pick of the week: The Producers Camnpus- Blazing Saddles fans, :ake heart: Mel Brooks's best film arrives in town this weekend. Producers, which won an Acad- emy Award for best original screenplay, has to be the fun- niest screen comedy of the last ten years. Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder star as, respectively, a flurkie Broadway producer and a hack accountant. Quite by accident they discover that, thanks to tax loopholes, a prod...…

…Daily Classifieds FOR RENT ROOMS IN HOUSE (coop) south! of campus. $5/month, no lease. 683-0647 after 5 p.m. 87C626 IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE - Own room in modern A/C, dishwasher, CTC apt. Call persistently, 665-7654. 85C625 ATTRACTIVE basement apartment, Summer sublet, price negotiable, Fall option, $105.00. 665-7988 eve- ning. 9C6W21 IDEAL FOR STUDENTS,2handy to :ampu-Fuenlobed 1 & 2 bedoom mobile homes from $30/week. De- posit required. Shady ...…

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…By JUDY RUSKIN Nes'led among the well-trim- med lawns and tree - lined streets of the city's upper mid- die cass neighborhood off Geddes is an elaborate eight and a half acre estate, com- plete with English manor house, caretaker cottage and formal gardens. And all of it, down to the last blade of grass, belongs to the University. A LONG driveway leads from Highland Rd. past the tiny care- taker cottage up to the mas- sive front door. Built of...…

…Friday, June 21, 1974 INGLIS HOUSE, the University's guest lodging for visiting dignitaries, lies among the well-trimmed lawns off Geddes. The house was bequeathed to the University by James Inglis, a businessman who built it in 1926. What's NEW on SOUTH U? GET ALL THE NEWS AS IT HAPPENS DAILY MONTHLY N.Y. Times Cosmopolitan Chicago Tribune National Lampoon Detroit Newspapers Psychology Today Washington Post Ployqir Wall Street Journal Playbo...…

…Page Ten THE MIIGAN DAILY Friday, June 21, 1 974 Speakers (Continuseev- from, Page 31 present operation has become un Wieldly. Al though reaction to the al- terations has generally been fav- orable, Dr. David Dickinson. chief of clinical affairs at Uni- versity hospital, told the Re- gents that somne staff and ad- ministrators are concerned over the provision that the dean of the medical scho(A would chair the hospital's board of directors...…

…Knicks say Willis is through NEW YORK W) - The New York Knicks announced yester- day that injury-plagued center Willis Reed, most valuable player in the 1970 and 1973 Na- tional Basketball Association playoff series, will not be with the club next season. The Knicks said that Dr. Donald O'Donoghue and Dr. James Nicholas had concurred that Reed, in order to play with the team next season, would need an operation on his in- jured right knee. Bu...…

…TE MCHIGANDAILY Friday, June 21, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 21, 1974 MARC FELDMAN' Cage THE LONG awaited tennis match of the c e n t u r y between the Daily's darlings, Chuck Bloom and I, and assist- ant Michigan basketball coaches Jim Dutcher and Bill Frieder finally came off yesterday. After strenuous weeks of shuttle diplomacy and mostly bad weath- er, Bloom (affectionately known to his friends as "Tor") and I agreed to meet th...…

…THE Miichigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 31-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 20, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Nixon hails world peace as Mideast h ostilities continue WASHINGTON (P) - President Nixon returned yesterday from a 10-day jour- ney to five nations of the Middle East, pledging- that the United States "must play and will play the crucial role in making progress toward peace.". "Let us be worthy of the hopes and the trust of millions o...…

… In the news this morning International VIENNA-Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin called for full economic integration of Com- munist countries by 1990, the official Bulgarian news agency BTA reported yesterday. Kosygin addressed the first plenary session of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (COMECON), the Communist bloc's trade conference, meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, BTA said. Kosygin called for "a long-term concrete program for' the exp...…

…Thursday, June 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Rodin o says tape gap due solely to manual operation WASIINTVION ' -Chairman Peter Rodino said a demonstration for the House Judiciary Committee yesterday showed that the 18-minute buzz on a Watergate tape "can't possibly" have been caused by inything but hand opera- tioin. The New Jersey leiscrot said a staff aide made t-he demonstration on a Uher 5000 tape recorder. It was the same ki...…

…THE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students of the University of Michigan Thursday, June 20, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Loathing in Lansing A BILL INTRODUCED in the state House of Repre- sentat ive~s Tuiesday would require newspapers and the broadcast media to provide an opportunity for reply to criticism directed at any public figure. The measure, already supported by some 60 house members, must be defeated because it seriously threatens...…

…Thursday, June ZO~ 1914 THE M1CH1~AN DAILY Page FIve Thursday, June 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five The latest siege of Wounded Knee (Continued from Page 4) partment would protect Oglala individuals against unlawful acts by tribal and federal officials. Traditional Sioux leaders and White House re- presentatives would meet, setting the stage for a presidential commission which would re-exam- ine the 1868 treaty between the United St...…

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…r_ , n r .. I V -#JVw IVI 4 %.of I tJrNf N - U 4r%116 I flut4uuyt J-Unv Ar.%Jo 17 1"t State Senator Bursley Incumbent Rep. Bullard - seeks Dem. nomination to run tor re-election State Senator Gilbert iursiey (R- Ann Arbor) is running for re-eler- tion in the 18th District. This is hi-, statement: Considering the present state of affairs within the nation and the state, I believe office hold- ers who have faith in their own personal int...…

…Thursday, June 20, 1974, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Thursday, June 20, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Commissioner Foik runs again Esch up for re-election Kathleen Fojtik, Democratic Washtenaw County commis- sioner in the -14th District since 1972, is seeking re-elec- tion. This is her statement of candidacy: One of the major reasons I seek re-election to the board of commissioners is my desire to follow 'through on the new pro- gra...…

…EPagTen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 20, 1974 U Club banquet workers quit H RP coordinator (Continued from Page 1) University faculty and s t a f f. should share the club's financial burden. "SINCE THE restaurant is a private club of duesnpaying m e m b e r s, these members should bear the cost of support- ing the club and making it solvent," says Steve Jensen, a banquet waiter who quit last week. "Now, workers will be paying 25 cents...…

…soccer Americans have a strange fixation: they play games unknown to most of the rest of the planet, and when the season ends, the whining teams are declared World Champions. It's not just 800,000,000 Chi- nese who could care less when the land of the free and the home of Big Mac shuts down to snore away at the Super Bowl - they are joined by countless thousands of Irish, Frenchmen, Spaniards, Ger- mans, and maybe an occasion- al Serbian, most...…

…Busby fires no-hitter By The Associated Press MILWAUKEE-Kansas City's Steve Busby fired the first no- hitter of the 1974 baseball sea- son last night, hurling a near- perfect, 2-0 beauty over the Milwaukee Brewers with the help of two sparkling catches by right-fielder Al Cowens. It was the second no-hitter of Busby's short career. As a rookie with the Royals last sea- son, the right-hander fired a no- hitter against the Detroit Tigers on Apr...…

…THE i chigan Daily I Vol. LXXXIV, No. 30-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 19, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Postal couriers threaten walkout By CHERYL PILATE The threat of a nationwide postal strike is becoming more and more imminent as disgruntled letter carriers protest a new forwarding process which they claim "dehumanizes" their job and de- lays mail delivery. The "centralized mark-up" system, the primary cause of the disconte...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY In the news International OTTAWA - The United States and France settled their long-standing and potentially shat- tering dispute yesterday over the nature of consultations within the North Atlantic Trea- ty organization. The final understanding clear- ed the way for formal release tnday of a de- claration of principles outlining a new relation- ship for the Western military alliance. The ministers concurred that ...…

…Wednesday, June 19, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Wednesday. June 19, 1974 THE MICHIGAN OAILY Page Three Government allocates annually for spying, r city Piy week pkinned in spite ofcouncil vote By DAVID WHITING Gay spokespersons declared yesterday that Gay Pride Week will still be held even though a resolution calling for its declaration was defeated by City Csun- cil Monday night. Councilwoman K a t h y Kozachenko (HRP-Second Ward)...…

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…Lasagne Toscanink A culinary masterpiece By TONY CECERE This recipe owes its name to the immortal condu- tor of the NBC Symphony, Arturo Toscanni. The maestro would have enjoyed the character of this lasagne which, like many of his own interpretations, relies on a lot of spice to create a masterpiece. The style of sauce used herein originates with Mama and Grandma Cecere's own formulas, but has been modified slightly due to hardships encounte...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 19, 1974 THE MICHiGAN I~AILY Wednesday, June 19, 1974 i I r ge tthe job donej FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557 - 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Monday-Friday FOR RENT IDEAL FOR STUDENTS, handy to -ampus--Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom mobile homes from $30/week. De- posit required. Shady Park Mobile Hame Vllag, 5295 Michigan Ave., nt eat or Carprater Rd. Ta, 134-191l. 47C626 TAPPAN: 2-bedroom, 2 or 3 man furnished ...…

…Wednesday,;June 19. 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 Daily Classifieds BUSINESS SERVICES TUTORING, EE, Statistics, Math, Computers. Call Walt, 769-2256. cJtc TYPING and EDITING. Call Jean, 994-3594, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. cJtc PETS AND SUPPLIES I WANT a cute long-haired kitten - months old for my very own. Cue, not a mutt. 761-277, 7-11 p.m. dT AQUARIUM - 20 gal. O'Dell. All glass hood, heater, filter. $30.00, Call 761-3000. dT LOST AND FOUND LOST KIT...…

…ISTO . SHOPPERS SPECIALS . PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. JUNE 22, 1974 SUMMER: SALE YOUR CHOICE OF TANK TOPS- JAMAICAS OR HALTER TOPS A special group of ladies' clearance summer sportswea r. Choose from Tank Tops in assorted sizes, 9 fabrics and colors and Halter Tops inea assorted sizes, fabrics and colors. While they last'! LADIES' DEPT. A SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF RAYEX POLARIZED MEN'S AND LADIES' 9ci SUNGLASSESpi A SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF FOSTER GRA...…

… Wednesday, June 19, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Lasane U' ancers showcase talent TOSC 2n ini By CASSIF ST. CLAIR ing over half the performers not work for me. As the dance fan dance to be taken lightly. Lasntu t Frid y night the Power due to summer break, the dance progressed, it bec-ome more (haconne in D Minor was a P conti otdtfoma b addt enter aas the scene of sell still came off alive with spirit. and more geome-tric. Execution fla...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN -DAILY Wednesday, June 19, I W4 THE ICHIAN DILY ednsdoy Jun 19,197 Argus employes strike Postal strike threat looms (Continued from Page) "They're probably afraid that when we unionize we'll ask for better working conditions, or more pay, or benefits," she claimed. "We don't have any benefits now, we jist collect a paycheck." WHEN QUESTIONED as to whether he would consider a new NLRB election fair, Day said, "I woul...…

…Wednesday, June 19, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Australia, Zaire fall Major League Leaders n World Cup By The Associated Press West Germany reached the second round of World Cup soc- cer yesterday, and Yugoslavia scored nine goals against Zaire' to equal an all-time record for the tournament. The West Germans defeated Australia 3-0 in Group 1 in Hamburg. Three hours later, East Germany and Chile battled to a 1-1 draw in Berlin. That meant tha...…

…- Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 19, 1974 TWO HITS FOR HOUK'S HEROES Biby bffes Tiers Kaat notches No. 2OO; Grich hits three Hs By The Associated Press ARLINGTON, Tex-Jimo Bibby fired a two-hitter and pitched the Texas Rangers to a 6-0 vic- tory over the Detroit Tigers last night. Bibby, 10-8, struck out seven and walked none in tying the Rangers' record for, most vic- tories in a season, a mark he now shares with Rich Hand...…

…THE Mi~ich~igan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 18, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages Nixon. promises nuclear aid to Israel, arrives in Jordan AMMAN { - President Nixon got a red carpet welcome yesterday in Jordan, the last stop of his Mid- dle East tour. He flew in from Jeru- salem after announcing a nuclear sales program for the Israelis to match a similar pledge to Egypt last week. "It is only the beginning of t...…

…oe Tw THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 18, 1974 Pag TwH.IHGN AL usaue1,17 In the news National WASHINGTON-The Supreme Court ruled that segregated "white flight" private schools cannot be given exclusive use of public recrea- tional facilities. The unanimous decision ap- parently rules out letting segregated acad- emies take over city football stadiums, base- ball diamonds or basketball courts for official games. The case arose in Montgome...…

…Tuesday, June 18, 19'i-, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, June la, l9+-~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Kalmbach sentenced to at least six months in prison WASHINGTON (AP-Herbert Kalmbach, who collected millions for R i c h a r d N i x o n' s presidential campaigns and handled his private legal affairs, was sentenced yesterday to serve at least six months in prison for violating elec- tion laws. "Your honor, I'd like you to know how...…

…TUE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Tuesday, June 18, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 fl-6 C0§06eE )OT HA' AUTHOR- FROM CRN(-{UAL- FROSICUTW. W A tg75 '-)G FOUR e&D6(4- F6OR OFU2A) W2 CAM) AEALV GO6 AL, TH6 tXX)'H - AJP A&AIM AK WIL- - HAVC (,J- AaCL" THAII NGKOK, THAILAND: BA Resignations, royal decrees, reappointments, rumors of a new coup - the sudden and confusing activity in Thailand only reveals t...…

…Tuesday, June 18, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five The break-in: Just two years ago WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two yars ago yesterday mornung, se- curity guard Frank Wills foiund masking tape on a door lead- ing into the Watergate office building and called the cops. That event changed Ri_:iard Nixon's life and put the word Watergate into the history b)iks. IT WAS about 2 a.m. when Sgt. Paul Leeper and officers Probers find torture in Uruguay UNI...…

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