…Saturday, July 10; 1976 THE MICHItGAN DAILY Page Three Pat Nixon remains seriously i LONG BEACH, Calif. ( - Farmer President Rich- ard Nixon says his wife, Pat, will recover from a stroke "because she's a fighter." Meanwhile, her doctors said yesterday that the next two days will be crucial in determining whether for- mer first lady recovers from the partially-paralyzing stroke. "We wouldn't say she's out of the life-threatening phase," sa...…
…Tuesday, July 13, 1976 THE MICRiGAN DAILY Page Three "Despondent" janitor guns down 6 F ULLERTON, Calif. (1 - A college custodian fatally shot six college em- ployes in the school's library yesterday after telling his estranged wife that "it was his last day to live,"_ authorities said. Among the dead was one of the found- ing professors of California State Uni- versity at Fullerton. THE CUSTODIAN, Edward Charles Allaway, 37, was arrested ...…
…Wednesday, July 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 'U' seeks Pierpont replacement By MIKE NORTON An eight-member search committee appointed by the University is busily trying to find a replacement for Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Wilbur Pierpont. "We're still looking," said committee chairman Allan Smith, law professor and former University Vice President for Academic Affairs. "Of course, we hope to have narrowed the fie...…
…July 15, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three GOP predicts gain in House By The Assciated Press Republicans predict they will win back many of the House seats they lost two years ago because of Watergate, but Democrats say Jimmy Carter's coattails will wipe out GOP chances. But the Republicans fear that a bitter presidential nomination fight between president Ford and Ronald Reagan could keep many GOP voters at home on election day, as Wate...…
…Friday, July 16 1976 Locals THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three find ways to beat the heat By JENNIFER MILLER With the humidity matching the 90-plus degree tempera- tu-es these past few days, you either have to come with your own special way of dealing with it, or suffer unbear- ably. F-or some, of course the hot weather is a time to relax and enjoy, to soak up the sun at the beach or country clih, and sip lemonade under a shady tree. UNFORTUNAT...…
…Saturday, July 17, 1976 Carter warns of arrogance NEW YORK .') -- Jimmy Carter, the new proprietor of the Democratic Party, U.S.A., visited his domain yesterday and delivered words of inspira- tion and warning along with indications of the kind of cam- paign he plans to wage in his uest for the White House. To both party financial lead- er and national committee members, the message was sim- itar: beware of overconfidence ad arrogance. THEN HI...…
…Tuesday, July 20, 1976 Wheeler, By MIKE NORTON A last-ditch effort on the part of local interest groups - including a demon- stration outside City Hall - failed last sight to persuade council Democrats to override Mayor Albert Wheelers veto of a proposed senior citizens' high rise at griarwood Mall. pespite pleas, threats, and shows of force by labor leaders and citizens' grooi Wheeler refused to withdraw his veto of the high-rise plan. Nor di...…
…Weidnesdoy, July t21,1976 THE MIGHiGAN DALY Page Thrwee Senate extends tax credits WASHINGTON ('-The Senate voted vesterday to extend for at least 8 months S15-billion-a-year package of individual tax cuts intended to fight the economic recession. The extension, which is expected to wia House approval, would protect most Aiericans from an increase in the in- caine tax through Dec. 1, 1977. Can a 66-28 vote the Senate accepted an amendment...…
…Thurscay, Judy 22, 197& THE MiCH#GAN DAILY Page Three British ambassador killed DUBLIN, Ireland (A - Terrorists ex- ploded a land mine under the Jaguar limousine of the British ambassador to Ireland yesterday morning, killing him and a woman secretary, and seriously wounding Britain's top civil servant in Nrtherin Ireland. Ambassador Christopher Ewart-Biggs, 54, and Judith Cook, 27, were killed just after the car swept through the gates o...…
…Friday, JU-ly 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 'U' GEO hasten negotiations, By GEORGE LOBSENZ With an August 31 contract expira- tion date drawing near, University and Graduate Employes Organization (GE O) bargainers have taken steps to ac- celerate the pace of negotiations and forestall the lapse of the present con- tract. After thirty minutes of discussion and caucusing this week, the two sides agreed to hold an additional two-hour...…
…Saturday, July 24, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three saturday July 24, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Aide claims Ford will get nomination By The Associated Press President Ford's top delegate hunter i yesterday that Ford now has more thu enough delegates to win the GOP ipr'dential nomination, a claim that t rival, Ronald Reagan, had made ear- i eor himself. ames Baker, the Ford delegate man, id the President has 1,135 delegates, a m...…
…Tuesday, July 27, 1976 'HE MICiGAN OAILY Page- Three Elsman suit attacks patronage plan By PHILLIP BOKOVOY cratic party are receiving further con- In addition, the suit asks for a corn- cannot place the branch managers under tributions from branch managers. plete accounting of all contributions to Civil Service Commission jurisdiction, Democratic U.S. S ern a t e candidate , determine whether any branch man. since the state legislature first e...…
…Wednesday, July 28% 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY page Three Baker: In search of consensus By JIM TOBIN didate without a party to back him. His Republican credentials are impec- "I saw that each time you run (for cable, he is hard-working, he possesses (>olitical office) you owe sosnebody a genuine streak of vote-getting iade- somethintg. Someebody does you a favor, pendence, and he is personally attrac- yow &we them somnething, sossebody gives tiv...…
…ursday, July 29; 19.76, THE Mi CH IGAN DAILY Page Three Judges' race: Experience is the key Ry LOIS JOSIMOVICH Law backgrounds-not judicial issues-are the main focus in this year's primary campaign for the 22nd Circuit's new 5th court. Hemry Conlin, oldest of the three candidates, has been practicing law since 1941 and apparently believes his many years of trial experience will bring the votes his way without much campaigning. Backed by a ...…
…Pag ~ridcay, July 30, 1976 THE M CH IGA N DAILY -ridoy, July 30, 1 91~ TI* MI~H1GAN OAILY c-Three ye- 'Three Liberal Riegle seeks wider base By PIILLIP BOKOVOY Third in a Series of Four Rep. Donald Riegle (B-Flint) is get- ting plenty of mileage out of his image as the young, dynamic liberal out to capture the Democratic U. S. Senate nomination. He visits college campuses frequently, drumming up support among these progressive constituen...…
…Saturday, July 31, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three I Austin: Cashing in on a name By PHILLIP BOKOVOY Last in a series of four Michigan Secretary of State Richard Austin has spun a well known name into a decided edge in the Democratic race for the U.S. Senate nomination. Yet his widespread recognition through- out the two peninsulas has also brought a flurry of charges from his three oppo- nents that he is trying to slide through the pri...…
…:vs: _sS! .?SM:' . 81A:?. .v4H i. . .? r r: ::. 2.x'in.. lreY:4:s.. rY.. . YJF ..: +, "fA3 ki[::P.!L'{4.!ri eravvfMUmu......_.. The Michigan. Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Thursday, July 1 1976 News Phone : 764-0552 '76's scarlet letter wmmm An unfair new ballot law "THE DAILY is alarmed at a new state law which rints the number of parties that may appear on the November ballot. The bill was introduced ...…
…TNT" M1J6 li ~2 THoy F'U) OUT AMP j MP - AM el6E Ve ! "i'W T- .^-./ Yrd 1 [ 4 Fl" s P -A ^ vq.41 0Wf 'f+, J oU (A)HY ' TIQ6N Ac ' UN- IF YOU WTE LOMF 25 L CARE? The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, July 2, 1976 News Phone. 764-0552 Letters to The Daily 1 I A ime to forgeon to America' next century r11HE NATION'S SECOND CENTURY is almost over, and it is with the greatest relief that we ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Saturday, July 3, 197/6 N"orth and South Viet Nam reunite BANGKOK, Thailand W1 --- North and South Vietnam were officially reanited yesterday af- ter more than 20 years of in- ternal war and H:noi was de- clared the capital. Radio Hanoi said leaders of the new Socialist Republic of Vietnam were elect- ed by secret ballot. The radio said an "explosion of applause" greeted the an- nouncement in the 492-member N...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 7, 1976 NYC.: A patriotic salute., THE ESMERALDA, Chile's contribution to the tall ship parade, chugs up the Hudson. ... from river to murky river By SUSAN ADES and JAY LEVIN EW YORK-THE NATIVES of this electrified town thought they'd witnessed every kind of traffic jam until last Sunday when the tangles took to the water. Though millions of binoculars and Nikons were fixed on 16 gracefully tal...…
…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Thursday, July 8, 1976 You have to know what a Louis Vuitton bag is... News Phone: 764-0552 By SARA RIMER IT'S NORMALLY OF NO CONSEQUENCE at all that you know what a Louis Vuitton bag is. But just this once you need to know in order The Supreme Court deals to get the point of my story. Sthe: a Louis Vuitton bag is any variety of handbag, briefcase, or luggage wit...…
…The Last Delegate By JIM TOBIN I'm the only one left." The Stranger fidgeted. Ford NI G ' HUNG heavy over the perspired. slumbering city. A thin "Oh, yeah. You got nowhere crescent moon tried to tear else to turn. Eleven hundred and through the clouds that threat- twenty-nine each, right? And ened to drench the steaming +" now you want the Old Man's streets, but to no avail Street vote. It's a big decision, boys. lights signalled at empty cor-...…
…Pope Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 10, 1976 Queen Elizabeth romps through New York City NEW YORK - Two hundred years to the day after rebellious New Yorkers tore down the statue of King George III to melt it into bullets, his great - great - great - great - grand- daughter, Queen Elizabeth It, arrived here to continue her Bicentennial visit. Thousands of people cheered wild- ly when the British monarch stepped ashore at noon yeste...…
…The selling of a scandal By JEFF RISTINE W ASIILNGTON - BACK IN TIlE DAYS when one could mention the space program with- out eliciting a yawn or a scowl from most Amer- icans, every business with any connection to the man-in-space projects, no matter how tenuous, tried to claim a slice of credit for the success of NASA's moon landings. Advertisements in news- papers and magazines heralded the companies' role in the missions ("Write with the p...…
…A painful dose of wisdom By LAN JORDAN I KNEW FI WOIULI) have to be done sooner or later but I would have preferred later- like never. As my luck escaped the moment the first wisdom tooth poked its pearly head through my gums, my beautiful artificially straightened teeth began to go north by northwest. I tried to ignore it, but as the days passed tisy retainers could barely be forced into my mouth. I knew then that the fortune my parents had ...…
…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students of the University of Michigan Thursday, July 15, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Politics in the Olympics CANADA'S DECISION to ban the Taiwanese Olympic delegation from Montreal unless it agrees not to use the designation "Republic of China" is deplorable. True, the Taiwan government does not represent the 800 million people of mainland China. However, the ques- tion is not one of China, nor the meri...…
…Mugging at the Convention IyJ EFFREV SELIST NEW YO1K-uge klieg li'hts suddenly flashed on, and caught in the glare, we blinked. Cam- eras rolled around on all sides, and people with yellow tags around their necks issued crisp orders in every direction. Flunk- ies were everywhere. This was the lobby of the Statler Ililton Hotel, in New York City, on Tuesday, July 13, 1976, and the Democratic Na- tional Convention was in full swing. Delegates, ...…
…Page Four Unfortunately for them, the orid hasn't ended THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 17, 1976 GRA\NNI l .\rk. ' The world did not enI yesterday. The m;,arshats came instead, :armed with an evintimn order., ending the nearly 1-mnnth vigil kept by 3inbe h'lievers in a brick h (se in the ontakirts of this hamlet. It wis nat ap-'d 5 hippen that way. "They bs1d 'he1r plans in the astimiptitn thait the ttrd woltid come befare ire arrived,...…
…The persistence of a fool By JEFF RISTINE W ASlIIN(,T0N - PERSISTENCE, the trait that pushes certain men and women forward long after others lose the will to do battle, generally falls into one of two distinct categories. One is the persistence of heroes and winners. As these people ultimately attain their tantalizing goal. others look on with jealousy, admiration or awe. Persistence rewards these fighters hand- somely. Then there's Rabbi Bar...…
… 7"8 C &__ LAS WUK AI7 E3UT E3&CAU OF 0MJIo AT AUb* (Vlik'6 PAV5617 TO "fIXA$J rc 'ro i.r The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, July 21, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Dems' unsettling unity THIS NEW STYLE of the Democrats, while it inspires pleasant visions of a more progressive White House, is a touch unsettling. Jimmy Carter waltzed through last week's conven- tion looking good, a man with...…
…Stop the presses--I need a haircut By ANN MARIE LIPINSKI F A 1OVIE WERE to be made of last week's 1)emocratic Convention it would be tough to decide who should be cast in the lead role. Jimmy Carter night seem like the obvious name to tack on the top of the marquee, but Walter Cronkite - the prince of press -would un- doubtedly be the choice of nany who witnessed that four-day show of shows. Yes, the Georgia peanut farmer may have had the run...…
…A2's public housing snare By LARRY LEMPERT r "ENANTS IN ANN ARBOR public housing got some bad news in the mail a few weeks ago. One mother, who lives with her three children in a five- bedroom unit, is now paying $96 per month. "Please be noti- fied," her form letter from the Ann Arbor Housing Commission stated, "that your rent will be $177 a month, beginning Sept. 1, 1976." For other public housing ten- ants, the news was worse. If the incre...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 24, 1976 D.C. approves gun control bill WASHINGTON sIP'- Mayor W;v e Washington signed a bill yesterda- ,hal bans the possession of handguns i nation's capital by private citizens :h have not already registered them. The bill will become law in 3, . s. lative days if Congress does not . prove it. The measure forbids poses of handguns by anyone except isi officers and special guards unles weapons a...…
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…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, July 28, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 The Schweiker hypocrisy RONALD REAGAN has done it again--pulled off a sen- sationalist show for dramatic effect, that is. But this time, Reagan has exhibited a broad streak of hypocrisy which the nation has not seen so clearly ever before. While we oppose Reagan's candidacy vehemently, we at least have believed what he ...…
…1h. Michigan Daily Edited oand managed by Studerts at the University of Michigan Thursday, July 29, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 A Martian mystery NOW T HAT THE scientists in Pasadena have repaired the .-coop of the Viking spacecraft resting on Mars, we soon face the answer to a question which has posed Intriguing tsibilities for countless years: Does life exist on fl e I.ed Planet? We have all at one time or another fantasized about the exi. enc...…
… The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, July 30, 1976 - News Phone: 764-0552 Wheeler dealer? rTHIS WEEK a member of Ann Arbor's City Council claimed that Mayor Albert Wheeler endorsed Secre- tary of State Richard Austin for the Democratic U. S. Senate nomination in order to get Wayne County of- ficials to exclude the city from the controversial "Super Sewer" plan. The member told the Daily that ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 31, 1976 The Daily endorses. . US. Senate Democrat Don Riegle Republican Marvin Esch IJONALD R1ElGE is the Daily's choice in the race to win the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. Who can fill the shoes of the retiring Philip Hart, a statesman of unrivaled decency, compassion, and wisdom, a man who has been called "the con- science of the Senate?" That is the ques- tion we asked oursel...…
…Thursday, July 1, 1976 Oil decontrol plan THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five halted by WASHINGTON ( P)-The House and S e n a t e refused minutes apart last night to block Ford administration plans to decon- trol the price of heating oil and diesel fuel, effective midnight. The House, by a 208-194 vote, and then the Senate, by 52 to 32, turned down efforts to block the decontrol plan, which opponents contended could add more than $120 to the avera...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 2, 1976 Poge Five Friday, July 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'age Five Hijackers free more KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - that they seized Sunday over Pro-Palestinian hijackers freed Greece. Those still held include 101 more hostages but kept 110 98 passengers - most of them prisoner at Entebbe airport yes- Israeli or with dual nationali- terday as Israel agreed to ne- ties, presumably some Ameri- gotiate release of ex...…
…Saturday, July. 3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY, Page Five Saura --ul -3-97-TEM-HIA-D IL-ag-Fv I WIN Evonn closet- Wimb time i It w Fort Austrz THE from were 1 But crowd cheere misse final winnit It bt She pr the 19 $9,800. Goo wards tennis "BO and pl 'It the Pt and sI puting Eve ciatior Evert nips Evonne o win mbledon By The Associated Press next year only if the Alt-England Club meets ABLEDON, England - Christ Evert edged WTA's demands for e...…
…Wednesday, July 7x 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five Wednesday, July 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five HONDA MOTORCYCLE MEN'S LEISURE SHIRTS MOTOR OIL SAVE 22'4 Choose from florols .Four stroke, and prints in long "*ltOw 40 & 20w.50, sleeves. t OUR REG. $7.96 - $8.96 CLEARANCE " WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! 4 CLEARANCE- WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. OUR REG. $1.19 SAVE $4 9 c &$ 5!$3 .9 0 Men s Dept. a Auto Supples Dept. 1-STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY...…
…Thursday, July S, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge five Fed. deficit may be less than expected E WASHINGTON UP) - The fed- eral budget deficit for 1976 could be $9 million less than estimated three months ago, largely because the Ford ad- ministration significantly over- estimated expenditures, gov- ernment officials said yester- day. One benefit to the economy of the reduced deficit may have been "a modest contribution" to lower interest rate...…
…Friday, July 91976 A THE MICRIGAN DAILY SPoge Five ... y uy 96 HEMC-iANtMYFv Carter eyes Mondale, Glenn U (Continued from Page1) career to run on the Democratic ticket with Carter, Mondale re- plied simply, "Yes." Carter told reporters, as he has before, that the interviews he is conducting with possible running mates do not bind him to offer the nomination to any of them and that they are not bound to accept. MEANWHILE, Ronald Rea- gan...…
…Saturday, July 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, July 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Advice to Democratic 'Idi Amin is very S Bsick, doctor says delegates:Bing on (Ctued fromPage 3) ers' demands and mowed do m n nd br ma h hld thn trniet Ahno ')AT U own rd. NEW YORK (A') - If the delegates to the Democratic Na- tional Convention opening here next week are typical conven- tion-goers, they can each figure on spending a...…
…Tuesday, July 13, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five Tusa.. uy13.96.H.ICIADIYPaeFv thrittv, ,acres,.-., tr( 1-STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY PRICES IN THIS SECTION GOOD THRUI SATURDAY JULY 17, 1976. MEIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SALES TO DEALERS, INSTITUTIONS OR DISTRIRUTORS. CALADRYL LOTION .6fl oz. Pmm y Dept. AUTO BODY FILLER KIT BY OATEY Quarts. Custotize, Retyle Rebuild. tix de...…
…Wednesdoy, July 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five Reagan wil not contest delegates WASIINGTON P- Ronald Reagan said yesterdty he will not challenge the credentials of any delegates to this year's Re- puhlican Natianal Convention, and urged President Ford to pledge the same in the anne of party unity. "I have asked my campaign stafi and delegates supporting my candidacy not to challenge the credentials of any dele- gate," Reagan said in a...…
…SThursday, July 1 5, 1976 Page Five Arts & Entertainment HE M CHIGAN DAILY 'Chorus Line': Not quite great By LEBA HERTZ Spectal To The Dainy NEW YORK - It's true. Excluding revivals, A Chorus Line is probably the best musical current on Broadway. The Tony-winning show (1976) is clever, original, and enjoyable. It is not, however, on the same level as the great musicals of the past. A Chorus Line presents the lives of those aspiring dancers wh...…
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…Saturday, July 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Coat case sends fur flying CHICAGO (AP) - The fed- eral government is suing an ocelot coat and its owner has fur flying in court. Barbara Johnson, a travel agent, said she had the coat made for $1,600 in Montreal four years ago, shortly after federal regulations were adopted mak- ing any article requiring the destruction of an endangered species liable for seizure. THE OCELOT is a small,...…
