…Tuesday, June 18, 1974 State budget vote coming this week LANSING (UPI) - With Zollar's eight spending bill Committee work nearly com- however, are within "a coup pleted, House Appropriations of million dollars" of Milliken chairman William Copeland (D- proposal. Wyandotte) says he'll try to Copeland said he hopes to u ramrod much of the 1974-75 a shotgun approach, starti state budget through the House debate on the bills as soona this week. ...…
…Tuesday, June 18, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine MS. takes care of babysitting problem NEW YORK (UPI),- When she was three months pregnant and job-hunting, Phyllis Langer felt most uneasy during inter- ijews when asked: 'You're not going to h a v e hildren, are you?" Or, when asked: "YOU DON'T have any child- ren, do you?" She heard of an opening at MS. Magazine. "I called," Lang- er said in an interview, "and I said at once - I am preg...…
…Page Ten Group seeks to limit handgun possession tonnued trio tre :i CPC co-ordinator Ken Dill says he is confident that the common sense of most people will prevail - barring an over- whelming campaign by the gun interests.'" THYE MOST visible opponents of the amendment include the Michigan United Conservation Clubs, the Sportsman Alliance of Michigan and the Michigan Rifle and Pistol Association. Tom Washington, executive director of the Co...…
…lesdOY, June 18, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fleven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Major League Leaders CHASES RAIN CLOUDS AWAY AMiERICAN LEAGUE aver Club G AB R R Pet. aein 57 227 35 90 .396 .Jcson Oak 55 197 41 70 .5 AB'6 42 151 30 49 .32s inn Mii 50 188 15 61 .324 Robinsoni Bal 58 214 16 69 .322 ,di Oak 60 236 28 76 .322 aun tIn 49 168 20 54 .321 ,strzeemski Bsn 61 215 42 69 5321 Ke C 58 195 29 62 .318 cRae Hole oRuns nolraion, Detro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 18, 1974 1 §~e SanMJs7a./ Kaline topples Texas; Horton as DH Hok saysno Birds blank Minnesota; John Kahler --f . . - - .... _ ... .L L -. THE MORE ONE looks at the Detroit Tigers, the more one has to question the tho'ght processes of manager Ralph Houk. The Tigers happen to be hot at the moment; going into last night's game with Texas, the Bengals had won seven of their last nine. But the moves of the Miracl...…
…THE Mi~ichigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 28-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 15, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages Nixon promises U.S. nuclear aid to Egypt Peacefulpurpose stressed in pact CAIRO, Egypt (P - President Nixon and President Anwar Sadat signed an agreement yesterday for the United States to help Egypt develop nuclear power for peaceful purposes."h "Since the atomic age began," a joint U.S.-Egyptian communique said, "nuc- lear energy...…
…In the news International BEIRUT, Lebanon - North Yemen's new military leaders suspended the Red Sea re- public's constitution and parliament the day after seizing power in an apparently blood- less coup, Egypt's Middle East News Agency reported yesterday. A seven-man junta headed by Col. Ibrahim el Hamdi took over the gov- ernment and Yemen's Sana'a Radio said President Abdul Rahman Iryani had resigned in a "conflict over administrative sta...…
…Saturday, June 15, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thre Judge holds court on truck, forces end to wildcat strike Orientation costs 'U' ittle, officials say By BARBARA CORNELL Although summer orientation requires the University to retain a host off em- ployes to guide and serve future stu- dents, officials claim to program costs relatively little. Possibly orientation's biggest drain on ' . University funds comes from the ex-. pense of maintai...…
…TM Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Saturday, June 15, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Atom bombs for Egypt, or Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay? THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT the United States will sell nuclear reactor capability to Egypt represents the most foolhardy and dangerous decision In American for- eign policy in the past decade and paves the way for a massive rekindling of the touchy powderkeg in the Mid- dle East. A...…
…Saturday, June 15, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Nixon arrives in Saudi Arabia JIDDA, Saudi Arabia (A') - King Faisal welcomed Presi- dent Nixon to his oil-rich king- dom yesterday with a warm em- brace and a warning that there can be no permanent Arab-Is- raeli peace until Israel gives Jerusalem back to the Arabs. Nixon arrived to a subdued but friendly reception by a moderately large crowd of Sau- dis after the cheering and ju- bila...…
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…Page tigr I H Arnold Palmer's 70-143 creates 4-way Open tie MAMARONECK, N. Y. U - Arnold Palmer, calling on the half-remembered magic that once was his alone, charged out of the past with a 70 and shouldered his way into a share of the second-round lead yesterday in the 74th United States Open Golf Championship. The 44-year-old Palmer, trailed by a massive gallery of the still-faithful army, put together a two-round total of 143, three over p...…
…THE MVichigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 27-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 14, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Crowds cheer Nixon, Sadat on the road Sto exania Egyptian president accepts invitation for talks in U.S. ALEXANDRIA, Egypt M-Presi- dent Nixon rode by train across the Egyptian countryside with President Anwar Sadat to this Mediterranean resort yesterday, cheered all the way from Cairo by throngs estimated by Egyptian of- ficials to...…
…Page F Two TwoI Hh1 AAI[ 5hlUA~vN LJAILYrr May, jun I "?, 17 TI I N Off m< Pe Th in In the news this morning two-term state Rep. James Damman (R-Troy) 4ational yesterday as his running mate in November's WASHINGTON -- Surging industrial prices elections. "I have consistently said I would fset a decline in agricultural prices l a s t want as a running mate a person with whom onth to boost the wholesale price index 1.3 I could work closely...…
…Friday, Junde 14, 1974 THE ICHIGAN DAIL Page Three Fxdy ue1,17 H IHGNDIYPg he Judge, attorneys vacillate on Ehrlichman trial w- - CCourt orders Caley ackto' Army custody NFW tiRtEANS ()-A federal appeals court yesterday ordered an end to for-r mer Army Lt. William Calley's freedom on bail while his conviction in the My l s d i c ILas killings is argued in ciili n courts, The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rexversed a lower cotirt judg...…
…TRE Michigan Daily- Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, June 14, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Dr. Strange's power play NOW THAT HENRY KISSINGER has won the adula- tion of the established press with his airborne di- plomacy in the Middle East, the same group of press leaders seem actually to believe that he will resign to save his honor and save the United States' foreign policy position. Instead, however, Kissinge...…
…Friday, June 14, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fiv cinemci weekend Pick of the week: Citizen Kane Friends of Newsreel, MLB Fri., Sat., 7:30, 9:30 This brilliant motion picture stands as a perfect monument to the cinematic genius of Orson Welles. Welles's snappy direction seems fresh even now, 30 years after the film first premiered. "Citizen Kane" is, of course. modeled on newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst. But this film is more tha...…
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…Pae iht THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 14,' 1974 PageEigt TH MIHIGA DALY Fida, Jue1..1974 F Eckstein bids for Dem. Editor's note: Peter Eckstein has announced his candidacy for state senate in the 18th senatorial dis- trict. He wili run in the August 6 Demooratic primary to oppose in- cumbent Sen. Gilbert Bursiy. This is his position statement. The past year has brought a collapse of confidence in gov- ernment. We have come to see both ...…
…Friday June 14, 1974, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nnes Gas-water mix fuels mal trucks NORMAN, Okla. (P) - Some Norman postmenc are delivering he mail with water in t h e i r [rucks' gasoline. It hasn't deter- red them from their appointed rounds either. "We haven't had any trouble t all," said- Blair Wildermuth, rector of the Postal Services maintenance technical support enter at the University of Ok- shoma. "We've been operating ome of our ve...…
…Page i en THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 14, 1974 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 14, 1974 Aide trial status uncertain (Continued from Page 3, ing to argue before the U. S. sociation, predicted that for- -Jeb Stuart Magruder, a Court of Appeals today that mer Atty. Gen. Richard Klein- Watergate principal who went their guilty pleas should be dienst and former presidential to prison last week, said in a withdrawn and convictions ...…
…SCORELESS TIE IN SOCCER CUP Hot words halt NFL discussions By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Talks between the National Football League Players Association and the league's Management Council broke off today with the play- ers denying a management claim that they had walked out on the negotiations. At issue are practices such as the so-called "Rozelle Rule" which permits the commission- er to set compensation for clubs losing players who pla...…
…-Page Twelve TH IHIA ALY Fridoy, June 14, 1974 Player's 70 earns Open lead MAMARONECK ( - Masters champion Gary Player, tight - lipped and grim-faced, scrambled and strained to a round of 70- even par-and took the lead yesterday in the 74th United States Open Golf Tournament. The scoring was some of the highest in the last two decades despite the almost ideal playing conditions- balmy temperatures, bright, warm sun, just the hint of a b...…
…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 26-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 13, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Judge alters position on Ehrlichman notes Delayed trial may be unnecessary Calley all ears Army Lt. William Calley (center) stands listening as his battery of defense lawyers (from left) Kenneth Hinson, Joe Riley and Houston Gordon talk to the press outside the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans which is hear- ing argument...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 13, 1974 In the news this morning. National WASHINGTON - A group of senior Navy officials said at a congressional hearing they would welcome women as students at the U.S. Naval Academy if the government removes the ban against assigning women to combat. But they split over whether removing the ban would be a good idea. WASHINGTON - The Federal Power Com- mission said the natural gas shortage has ...…
…Thursday, June 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fame Three Source says FBI sent reports to W pers wire cials teak a so ve ll Th that loMs and Hous NI sume ping June Nixon, Kissinger during wiretaps ASH1NGTON (A>) - President Nixon Hoover ordered that they should be de- 13 government officials and four re- its beginning in a telephone call t onally received FBI reports on the livered to H. R, Haldeman, then White porters, were placed under surv...…
…TLE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Thursday, June 13, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Assaulting city services PEOPLE TEND TO BELIEVE that elections really do not mean a whole lot and ballot proposals are not a good enough reason to get up and vote. Now the people of Ann Arbor are going to find out what their laziness will cost them. The defeat of the special 1.7 mill additional property tax proposal may ...…
…Thursday, June 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Thrsay un .1, 94 HEMIHGA DIL agyv 'U' clericals consider unionization r rive By SANDRA HAUSMAN To many people, the Univer- sity is an institution of higher learning, dedicated to higher ideals and principles than the average business, or even the average government. But to its non-professional em- ployes, the University is like any other employer - maybe even a little worse, if events of th...…
…Page SIA THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 13, 197/4 Studen t-designed equipment sparks children's imaginati By KAREN KASMAUSKI Wanted: Creative University students to build fantasy ma- chines for creative little kids; manual labour, irregular hours, guaranteed frustration and no pay. At least 15 students, sopho- mores to graduates, would have answered such an ad. They were participants in an experi- mental course offered winter term under...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 13, 1974 Page Ti en Conflict cloaks Kissinger bugging role WASHINGTON 0' - Henry Kissinger's future as secretary of state could hinge on how deeply he was involved in 17 wiretaps that ended three years ago but still haunt him at the height of his diplomatic tri- umphs. The fact that 13 government officials and four reporters were bugged between 1969 and 1971 is not in dispute. AT THE CENTER of the con- trov...…
…Thursday, June 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Thursday, June 13, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Two ADDED, TWO STAFFED Major League Leaders NHL From Wire Service Reports Major League hockey, a sport whose franchises have been multiplying like rabbits, added some snore cities in action to- day at the NHL summer meet- ings in Montreal. New to the National hockey league are the cities of Denver and Seattle, both of which have...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 13, 1974 Tiger s blast Rangers By The Associated Press DETROIT -Gary Sutherland singled home two runs and Al Kaline homered to highlight a five-run fourth inning off Fer- guson Jenkins that powered Mickey Lolich and the Detroit Tigers to a 7-0 victory last night over the Texas Rangers. Lolich fired a six-hitter in gaining his first shutout of the baseball season and the 36th of his career. The ...…
…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 25-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 12, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Judge asks separate trial for Ehrlichman Says defendant denied legal rights Tornado damage? Collapse sets in at the Women's Athletic Building on Washtenaw near Stockwell Hall. The University is tearing down the facility to construct a new multimillion dollar athletics center. From this view, however, it looks as though sports en...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 12, 1974 In the news this morning ing school until July 12, an extension caused National by the teacher strike last fall, spread from SAN FRANCISCO - Doctors nursed pa- the high school to the junior high school level tients, hospitals turned away nonemergency yesterday. Some 100 students at Brooks Jun- cases, and services were cut yesterday in the for High School on the city's west side staged fi...…
…Wednesday, June 12, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Kissinger threatens Page Three to quit SALZBURG, Austria Or/i- Secretary of State Henry Kissinger threatened yes- terday to resign if a controversy over his role in Washington wiretapping isn't cleared up. But a White House spokes- man said President Nixon would be re- luctant to accept a resignation under these circumstances. In a special news conference that his aides said was called to "get som...…
…THE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, June 12, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Narcotics control THERE IS A SAD STORY of a 62 year old man who owned a small pharmacy in a town for 40 years. It was "the neighborhood drug store" type of place. He knew most of his customers by name and they knew him and loved him. Eventually, the neihborhood changed and the town became a city but the man still ran hi...…
…Wednesday, June 12, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page F'i ve Opening night at the Knob By CHUCK BLOOM Music, I guess, like politics, makes for strange bedfellows. At least it seemed that way last Saturday night at the Pine Knob Music Theatre. Opening its fourth summer season, the outdoor palace locat- ed in Clarkston brought togeth- er the strangest mixture of peo- ple for the concert of 60's oldies. The crowd was predominantly suburban, totall...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 12, 1974 Poge Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 12, 1974 Swinwoner F1aFe FIVE CONCERTS IN RACKHAM AND HILL AUDITORIUMS All concerts begin at 8:30 JUAN SERRANO, ANTHONY NEWMAN, GRANT JOHHANNESEN, FLAMENCO GUITARIST HARPSICHORDIST-ORGANIST PIANIST Tuesday, July 2-Rackham and THE FESTIVAL CHORUS of Monday, July 15-Rackham Opening this summer concert series is one The University Choral U...…
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…Wednesday, June 12, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Wednesday..,. Junevu..s 12,. 1974 THEv.m MICHIGAN- DAILY Pa:E ::a.;:::.[. gec Elevenea aea .wN~ti tr~m~r Senate Judiciary kills blackout bill Major League Leaders WASHINGTON (M' - Profes- ,ional sports leagues suffered a severe setback yesterday when the Senate Judiciary Commit- tee killed legislation to black out mast distant sports on cable television. At issue was the right of ...…
…AP Photo STANLEY, HORTON HOMER Tigers outslug R -. _DE T R OIT- Mickey Stanley slugged a three-run homer and Gary Suther- land and Willie Horton drove in two runs apiece to pace the Detroit Tigers to an 8-6 victory over the Tex- as Rangers last night. Horton led off the Tiger sec- ond with his 15th home run of the baseball season, tying him with Reggie Jackson for the A. L. lead. Horton added an RBI in the fifth on a sacrifice fly as Detroi...…
…THE MAichigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV No. 24-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 11, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages President says no to orders for evidence Refuses to honor House subpoena WASHINGTON W - President Nixon stood fast against the House Judiciary Committee and two fed- eral courts yesterday with further refusals to surrender Watergate evidence. The President, who left Wash- ington early in the day for a tour of the Mideast, rejected the Im-...…
