…Thursdv JuILv L1. 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY V I 11%41 - aw.... . t ...... T . . r . ., v.... - _ ._ 'Spy' plays' Formula for fun By OWEN GLEIBERMAN THE FORMULA-like quality of a James Bond film is always such an integral part of it, that I think half the fun of watching one liesin checking off each obligatory scene. And since the makers are in on the joke (as they were with Batman), our pleasure comes in almost di- rect proportion to the co...…
…Paae Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY . hursdoy, July 21, 1977 Flood rips Johnstown, Pa. (Conntinm ueafrom Page 1) "Police are riding around in the back of four-wheel drive trucks with shotguns on their laps and the streets are just covered in about a foot of thick mud." PFUlIL REPORTEDLY had told police to shoot when reports of looting came in soon after the flood begt early yesterday. But by noon, Pfuhl said looting had subsided. State police wer...…
…Thursday,..July 21, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven 1 'U', EMU differ on room searches By RON DeKETT An Eastern Michigan University (EMU) student who claims campus detectives and a dormitory sthff member illegally searched his room has filed a $355,000 suit against EMU. But officials here say there is little chance of such an occur- ance at this University. EMU suspended Thomas Eddmgs in February for one year after two campus detectives...…
…Page Eight tr tvu1-mj,,ANIJAlLY wnursaay, July 41,7 AVROEY LL IN .CLAGGI r-D] FOR RENT FOR RENT. TWO ROOMS with kitchen privi- FURNISHED 5 bedroom house, leges. Very close to campus. Not a 1%5 bath, yard, central campus lo pit. 79-7274. 31C727 tion adjacent to Margaret Bell P & CCRS. $740.00 plus all utitlit TWO BEDROOM basement apt. 482- fail recupancy. Inquire at 337 7329, 483-3795. - 210726 Huron, Ann Arbor. e FEMINISTS WANTED for Fal ea- ...…
…ThursdOy, July ,l, 19/ 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Bue jean prices plummeting A 1 N N E A P o L I S, Minn, (A) -- Blue jeans, the work pants of gold miners and cowboys that have become a worldwide fashion, are coming down in price this summer as stores across the nation mark them down to spur sales. It all started at County Sect, a 175-store specialty chain headquartered near Minnea- polis. They started the price- catling trend last month ...…
…Page T4" THE M#CHiGAN DAILY Thursday, July 24, 1977 .'.~ tr. ThE MICNGAN GAILY thursdey, July 24, 1971 Juworski ugrees to heid Film co-ops str probe of Korean bribes (Continued rom Page 2 fim. commercial films, up from last "We fige one one semester uggling WASHINGTON !.T - Former special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski, who obtained the tape that forced former President Richard Nixon to re- sign, agreed yesterday to be- come chief ...…
…Thursday, July 21, 1977 THE MICH( AN UAILY Page Eeven CANADIAN OPEN STARTS TODAY Jack seeks to end streaks OAKVILLE, Ont. (A') - Jack Nicklaus will seek an end to two streaks - streaks that are good but not good enough - in the $225,000 Canadian Open Golf Championship that gets underway Thursday. Although he has broken the tournament scoring record in each of his last two starts, he's finished second in each, by one stroke to Tom Watson ...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 21, 1977 PENNANT RACES RESUME Surprise AL leaders like chances NEW YORK (P-The Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox, overlooked in pre-season pennant predic- tions, will attempt to keep fooling the experts when the American League division races resume today. "I don't see anybody running off and hiding in either division," said Chicago Manager Bob Lemon whose White Sox led the defending cham...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVII, No. 47-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 20, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages K r Art Fair unfolds as . workers toil under torrid sun, humidity By LORI CARRUTHERS A short stroll through the streets of Ann Arbor one day before the Ann Arbor art fair can give the casual observer an inkling of the amount of preparation that goes on before the fair begins. As one observer put it, "There is a certain amount of l...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 ednesday, July 20, 1977 Teng reported reinstated TOKYO (AP) - Teng Hsiao- munist capital. ping, twice purged from China's top leadership as a capitalist BUT THE AGENCY said the sympathizer and political heret- second rehabilitation of the 73- ic, was reported in wall post- year-old former vice premier ers yesterday to have been rein- appears almost certain, judging stated to all his party, govern- from the "importa...…
…Wednesday, July -20, 19V THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Th ree I Wednesday, July 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN QAILY Page Three Bus drivers back on job- negotiations to continue By SUE WARNER For the first time in over a week, Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) buses were rolling yesterday after striking bus workers returned to their jobs following an eight-day walkout. Several bus drivers reported their first day back was some- what confusing. Tu...…
…MODERN MARTYDROM: VA nurses 'cause celebre' of '77 By KEITh 1;. RICHBURG Filipina, Narciso and Leonora Perez may well become the Sacco and Venzetti of this decade, or the Bruno Haupt- manns of the 1970's, a modern- day Julius and Ethel Rosen- berg. Sacco and Venzetti we all hopefully recall (hopefully, at the risk of history repeating itself) as the early-century aliens charged with anarchy, whose case became a cause celebre for later civil l...…
…Wednesday, July 20, 1977 r J THEMICHIGAN DAILY page Five r Wednesday, July 20, 1 9-~1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Coal walkout reduces supply LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A)-A wild- cat strike by more than 15,000 United Mine Workers members in at least two states may cost the nation one million tons of coal in lost production, industry officials said yesterday. The strike, which UMW offi- cials apparently are powerless to stop, was sparked by rank...…
…Wednesday, July 2U, 1977 Pope Six nt Ml(-Hl6AN DAILY Former Spanish mayor ends exile CERCEDILLA, Spain (Ap) - Bone - thin and pale, 77-year- old former Mayor Protasio Montalvo exchanged tears yes- terday with friends who be- lieved him dead during his just-ended 38 years of hiding to avoid Francoist political re- tribution. "There were only four or five fascists in this town, but they dominated everything until now," the lifelong Social...…
…Wednesday, July 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Human error caused pipeline biast WASHINGTON (P) - Alaska oil pipeline workers failed to follow procedures they had practiced for 10 weeks, leading- to an explosion and fire that shut the pipeline this month, House investigators reported yesterday. The House Interior Commit- tee investigators said the July 8 explosion that killed one Spanish (0ontinued from Page 6) odd jobs. MONTALVO, a b...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20. 1977 jANTHEYARE ALL IN ~M~C AUUIPIEDi rr - . FOR RENT TWO BEDROOM basement apt. 482- 7329, 483-3795. 210726 FEMINISTS WANTED for Fall cam- pus house. 769-2594 dinner or late eve. 10C721 AVAILABLE FALL, own room. Fe- male grad., professional. Modern apartment, $145. Sherry, 662-8740, 663-2838. 870720 NOW RENTING Fall 1977 SANS SOUCI (across from U-M Stadium) FURNISHED one and two bedrooms,...…
…Wednesday, July 20, 1977- /'HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Wednesday, July 20, 1977 HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine I Detroit garbage collectors walk out DETROIT (UPI) - Garbage- afternoon at an undisclosed sanitation workers,'had simply sters officials predicted AFS- tive contract agreement with men and meter maids joined location, respected the picket lines of the CME members would recipro- the city, the Teamsters report- yesterday in the seco...…
…PgW Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jaworski to probe bril WASHINGTON tr - Former Watergate Prosecutor Leon Ja- worski was urged yesterday by House Speaker Thomas O'Neill to take the job as chief investi- gator of the House's Korean in- fluence-buying probe. Congres- sional sources said Jaworski may make his decision today. O'Neill told reporters that he had personally urged an un- named person "with a national reputation" to take the job. The sources...…
…Wednesday, July 20 1977 THEM ICH I GAN DAILY Page Eleven Wednsday Jul 20,1977THE ICHIAN DILY age leve . C{S{:{?1. 4 ? FJ'f?{;pf:;!Ci":j,:: :: : :: : :: :: ::: ::: :::. :.:..".";'!??itjtfi:r; "'"YS^:"}:: }}:"tin:. h\i": r ^ ... ..:... nti. .1..... r .. .. .. .. LC }J}:a 4}:: +ii+{{:O:v: \v.u.{Gf.: ..{. n . :: i. i?:: i:' . -. . v}.L". :: \i' :.} Con fident QB Lions open; Landry ready MANNY FERNANDEZ, defensive lineman for theMi- mi Do...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20, 1977 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20, 197~ NL sluggers blast 3 H R's; kayo AL, 7-5 By The A-oaiated Press 48th annual baseball All-Star summer confrontations. NEW YORK - Joe Morgan Game last night. The AL now trails in the smashed a leadoff home run, Greg Luzinski and Steve series 29-18 - there was one touching off a display of power Garvey also homered for the tie. Wh...…
…The Michigan Daily Supplement to The Michigan Daily Wednesday, July 20, 1977 Twenty-Four Pages PIP, III A x r …
…Page Two STATE STREET FAIR: Small but complete fHE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20, 1977 By LORI CARRUTHERS The busy campus streets of Ann Arbor have turned into a bustling mass of shoppers and artists signifying the beginning of the three day art fair extra- vaganza. Since 1968 the streets of East Liberty, Maynard, part of North University and part of State have been the site of the State Street Art Fair. Part of this Fair is housed und...…
…Wvednesday, July 24, 1977 THE ml(-HIGAN DAIL' cage tnree Wednesday, July 20, 1977 THt MILHtt~AN DAIL4( Art Fair provides a lively interlude By GREGG KRUPA When you think about it, it's really out; atsight, you know? It is truly comparable with 'a number of actiivties that enliven the tedium of the summertime workaday world. It provides a diversion, like heading into Detroit to watch the Bird pitch, or cruising to Pine Knob to see CSN, or ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20, 1977 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20, 977 . Crunch! Hundreds of people push their way through the crowds during last year's fair. Awaiting the Art lBy SUE WARNER It is somewhat humiliating to-publicly admit I have never at- tefded the famed Ann Arbor Street Art Fair. Unfortunately, ex-' tenuating circumstances, such as last year's impacted wisdom teeth, have continually sid...…
…Wednesday, July 2, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Wednesday . Juy 2O.197 TH.MCHIAN AIY Pge iv ,r I ,, -, } '' 4 , ."'', . : . CASAHI ASAHI PENTAX PENTAX - with /1 7Lens with f/I llens 1.4 lens-AddS$"00 f11.4 lens-Add $2000_ ASAHI PENTAX K with 50,nw "f/2.0 lens $19995 ASAHI PENTAX K- 1000 WITH CASE AND with case and f/2. Glens $169 9 PENTAX LENSES 28mm ff/3.5 ..... $139.00 351/3.5 ........ $109.00 35mm ff2.0 ..... $159.00 135mm ff2...…
…rage J x THEMIC HICANUA IL Y YVednesav. Juiv 20. IQ-o rog ~x HEMII-IUA:DIL Wr..aa nvaaa lad u ( 4I s7 Student artists display work at fair Daily Photo by ALAN BILINSKY Saeed Fattahi, a student from Iran, will be exhibiting watercolors and photographs at this sum- mer's Fair. Fattahi hopes his work will be noticed by interested gallery owners. By MATTHEW BERKE It is not only "profe.ssional" artists who exhibit and sell their work at the ...…
…Wednesday, July 20, 191 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Revealing Tech Hifi's unique method for helping you decide which components sound best. We let you__ythem. E _ _ You'd be surprised how many stores that sell stereo components won't let you play them. Or, they'll only let you play the components they want you to hear. But at Tech Hifi, you can play any components on display (over 70 brands in all). In Tech Hifi's comfortable soundrooms, yo...…
…Page Eight HE MICHIGAN 0/AILY Vvednesday, July 20; 1977 Po9e Eiqht It-W MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20, 1977 I U Shop the Sales DURING asARGAIIN DAYS How often do you find retail merchants and artists and craftspeople who sell only original work collaborating to bring you exceptional offerings and values for almost anything you'd like to buy? All of this is happening on Main St., Ann Arbor's original shopping district, with the simulta...…
…Wednesday, July'2-0, 1977. MCHIGAN DAILY Page Nine', TWednesd....y. uys0 97 ,.HIA AIYPgeNn Ghosts of glitter kitties prewe Fair memories By JEFFREY SELBST Everything looks better from a disance. Now, istt't that smg? Isn't that portentous? Isn't that true? Everything does lok beter from a distance, and these and other sucth tres philosophical throoghts flitted throbgt y mind the other day as I contemplated last year's Art Fair. I thought ...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesdo'r, Julv 20. 1 cn Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Weclnesdav. July P0 10,-, a f i ti a fI H S3 cS re se Prospective buyers stroll down crowded Ann Arbor streets eyeing the prints displayed in the various booths along the way. More than 300,000 people are expected to visit the Fair to examine the works of local, state, national and international artists. Lackeys engineer Art Fair set-up By -begins and ends...…
…Wednesday, July 20, 1917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven WtednsaJuy2,197TEMIHGNDAL +eEee STREISAif-ND ii E~r1 ~ An roIsLreIdMstCmlt SUPERMAN Barbra Streisand's new album " Streisand Superman" $4.95l 540 E. Liberty--Liberty Centre F (on caner of Liberty ond Maynad 662-5623 M-Th 10-10; F &S510-12 Midnight,;Sre126 I ). Her first music sine "A.Star is Born" Including the hit single "My Heart Belongs to Me" On Columbia Records and Tapes. …
…I Page I welve i nc tvllt- o/-\'N LJRIL'Y wedresdc . ~oae iwelve I ri~ :v~i~fl'~,/M'4 LIAILY Wednesd1 I- MMMMONO U. of M. A&CG . AA// -. r eartsf 23 96 ,&/-& 19 V.I4SH/rVG7i~ ©Lj~Eiii !w "" s ""® w " r MWA go " " rrrI MO$o " 4/aAk1___ j~p-* 77777 F I! $11: IB/MAIN 4#h/WILLIAM* NICKELS EAST 43 9:45 9:50. 10: 10:13 10:15 10:20"' 10: 10:43 10:45 10:50 1: MUT FAII SHUTTLE SCIIEDUmv-LMf-qm 11:13 *T ~tUTTLEf FOSPICK(OP R91N1S* * SHUILEWUS ...…
…977 HE MICHIGAN DAILY rage 1 hirteen E, ff77 1-IL MICHIGAN DAILY 'age thirteen 1977 Street Fair Locations & Suttle Bs Routes- HURON SREET .. I NCTON p Uof M.A&CG t ars f VESITY STAbE -Ii I I .1 WL.AD II L 4 r 6ED5AVE. JULY2-231977 "W~ *UILmm ffialbukmi ~ 0' - Sheet Art a{"~ Li On Smth&East University -rd N/S5rg, aT lo NICKELS .EAST U./ NICKELS 4th/WILLIAM L.S 4th/WILLIAM 1010 5 1040 5 12:10 5 12:40 5 1:10 12:40 3:10 4:10 3:40 4...…
…Page Fourteen I HE MI(rHI(3AN DAII,.Y PageFoutee 1H MILIC~N DILYWednesday, July 20,? 7~ U 540 ELIBERTY liberty Centrek (nethe corner of LBERY and MAYNARD) 625623 )Irue <" $4.975 On Portrait"M Records Hous. Mon-St 1t am-Midnght Sn l2Noon-6 PM 4 J i Ann Arbor's Largest and Most Complete Record and Tape Store "Portrait" is a trademark of CBS Inc. …
…Wednesday, July 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen 'Gratifying' craft never tires potter By DENISE FOX interested in art since grade As I. B. R e m s e n finished school but didn't become heavily throwing another "one quart involved with it until he took up hanking pot" and added it to ceramics at Antioch College. the other fourteen, he didn't feel After receiving his MFA 'from the least bit bored or tired the University of Michigan in ...…
….Page Sixteen THE MICH IGAN DAILY Wednesday,,luiy 20, 1977 Pa9e Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Wednesday, July 20, 1977 --.... This picture is part of a collection David Frane photographed in France. Most of the photos he will be selling in his Main St. booth are from this collection. From photos to doll houses- students exhibit their work (Oontinued from Page6) than realistic.. They are filled with fish, butter- flies, seagulls and leaves...…
…Wednesday, July 24, 1577 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page seventeen r Wednesdoy, July 20, 1977 ~HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page seventeen k'n i f i.(o.x.Tz ii~ 'f On Atlantic Records "T~ On Asylum Records Tuy um NEIL YOUNG American Stars 'n Bars Includes Hey Babe Bite the Bullet/Like a Hurricane ALICE COOPER Lace and Whiskey Iocludes You and Me No Mor-e Lone at Your Convnence b<l 7,; On Reprise Records i+r Oni Wiener Bins. Records On Atlantiic Reco...…
…Page Ebgnteeri HE MI CHIGAN DAILY Page Eigriteer: IHEMICt-$IGAN UAILY Wednesday, July 20, 1977 Businesses perk up from influx Cutaoninute front Page 9' sice the University doesn't hate many seminars then." "Fifty per cent of the bookings come a year in advance, pre- sumably by people who come to the presiorm scar's Art Fair," Furry adds happily. lovever, he sos 'he Art Fair isn't like a fosthati game, "where you get baokings two or three y...…
…x o-A.,mcA.m It n- 20- 7 1v97 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Nineteen I weal E i inesaay, iwy .cv* VAN BOVEN INC. CLOTHING & SHOES BARGAIN DAYS CLOTHING SUITS-SPORT COATS-SLACKS Reduced Up To SOand more FURNISHINGS DRESS SHIRTS-LONG and SHORT SLEEVES-SPORT SHIRTS-TIES SWIMWEAR, etc. Reduced up to 50% and more MEN'S and WOMEN'S SHOES DISCOUNTS FROM % - 5'% ON OUR FINEST QUALITY MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SHOES r i w s 1 t 1 i t, c u It 4 M Lit. " 1...…
…P'age ! wenry TE MICHIGAN DAIL Y Wednesday, July 20, 1977 l4Oe Ient Th MII-I~dA L)ILYWedesdy, uly20.197 -, .# . Be a Clown A make-up man carefully aids the last dab of color to the nose of a young fair-goer. Art Fair anticipation (Continued from Page 4) MsY CAILCULATING eye will quickly scan the macrame-infested scene and speediy 0zoom in on my true passion-jasper stone. Ruitmor has it that jasper is ranpitnt at the Art Fair. The good st...…
…Wednesdoy, Jufy 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-One Nightmares on Memory Lane (Continued on Page 9) i'll-." She groaned. She sweat- ed. She strained to pull her enormous belly out of the seat. It was only wood, after all, and it protested mightily. 'I think," I said, "I see a stand across the street where someone else -is selling kitties. Perhaps I'll just go over and have a look-." That did it. She flew out of her seat and grabbed...…
…Page Twenty-Two THE AMICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20, 1977 Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 20, 1977 Mft DISCOVER A NEW idy~iotn ttil rnn r ++W" .. ,..y .. FRIDAY, SEPT. 9 ON CAMPUS EVERYWHERE! entertainment campus/community/national coverage Sunday magazine TV guide sports/features/editorials morning delivery 6 days a week, Tues. -Sun. before 8 a.m. to your door or dorm then call 764-0560 for your subscription f...…
…- .- I . . . .. I . . AL A & NLIP Wednesday, July 20, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAIL T houghts of '76 Art Fair make tacky trip down Memory Lane .Y Page Twenty-Three . PgeTwnt-Tre I s T This Art Fair stroller grins with amazement at the high turn- out of people at the fair. Art fairs remain a summer tradition acontinued from Page 3) money and having a good time East University portion of the I really dig it." fair. "It's something to really lool ...…
…Page Twenty-Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page wentyFour HE MIHIGANDAIL THE NEW JAMES TAYLOR ALBUM F EAT U RI NG T HE S IN GL E " HA N DY MA N". ON COLUM B IA RE C.ORD S P R ODU C ED B Y PE T ER A S HER FEATURING DANNY KORTCHMAR, LELAND SKLAR, CLARENCE MCDONALD. RUSSEL.LKKUNKEL. ENGINEER: VAL GARAY WE HAVE HUGE SELECTIONS OF 'ROCK, CLASSICAL, BLUES, JAZZ, FOLK, BLUEGRASS AND SPECIALLY PRICED CUTOUTS --WE KNOW OUR MUSIC. PEOPLE INTO MUSIC. TWO LOC...…
…The Michigan Daily Vl. I XXXVII No 46-S Ann Arbor, Michigan--Tuesday, July 19, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages I V1, L-exrNex V 1 1, 1 Na. .............. I Russian emigres in ... '.i city back Carter's human rights policy By MATTHEW BERKE The uncomfortable ambivalence of many Americans regarding the U.S. role in human rights problems is not shared by the Rus- sian emigres who have settled in Ann Arbor. Boris Landa, a young artist who ca...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TuesdayJuly 19, 1977 Page.TwoTHEM.CHIGAN DALYT .eda.Ju ,9 lr I Civil war r NAIROBI, Kenya 011- Ethio- involved in a series of bitter pian government formes are re- clashes near Ethiopia's vital rail ported under attack from two city of Dire Dawe, they said. 1 sides. One rebel group claimed DIRE DAWE is of vital impor- its troops attacked the capital tance to Ethiopia because it and main port of Eritrea pro- rai...…
…ITuesdoy, July 19, 1911f THE WCHGAN DAILY Wage Th reg iuesdayiisly 19, 19ff THE MICHIGAN DAILY "oge Thre City cable TV faces trouble By GREGG KRUPA Ann Arbor Cablevision Inc. is facing several financial and legal difficulties that threaten to obstruct the city's awarding of a franchise to the company, Presently Ann Arbor Cablevision is a subsidiary of the cablevision holding company, the Irvine Cable Company of Irvine, California. The pa...…
…'U' meetings policy chided, praised Nixonism To The Daily: First, I wish to compliment Mr. Rosenthal on his admirab- ly clear and lucid analysis of presidential discretion in your issue of June seventh. Second, to add a few marginal com- ments on my own part. Except where the court have given their final decision, there must always be a gray area where executive power may ex- ist without specific law. In an amplifi original somewhat stateme...…
…Tuesday, July 19, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page- Five Tusdy Jl 1,197TH MCIGNDAL Pgt~v AATA bus service resumes operation (Continued from Page 3) "])uring the last negotiations CAROL ERNST, TEU spokes- they (TEU) took two strike person, stated last ,night, "We votes," Guenther complained. feel our proposals are fair and Ilowever, Ernst stated yester reasonable. Hopefully, .,we will day, "If a contract is not re- reach a resolution." solved b...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 19, 17 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July19, 19fl VA nurse (tfICHIGAN Page 3) ties. I feel this is nothing unless the verdict is overturned." "The mood was to get a con- viction. The FBI was trying to UNIVERSIv Of MICHIGAN regain its credibility after the 4t The Patty Hearst case," Rev. Craig Wilder said. fes I'r Ue-,-,,' e "PLEASE DON'T forget the J9patients, have faith and con- .JUiLY 26. ...…
