…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...…
…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...…
…Saturday, July 24, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Technical problems slow Mars photos PASADENA, Calif. (AP) -- Viking 1 scientists were confi- dent yesterday they could solve the malfunction in the scoop that is to dig around for life on Mars. The scoop jammed Thursday during a test, but Viking proj- ect manager James Martin said a team of experts diagnosed the problem and believe they can fix it. AT A SPECIAL briefing yes- terday, scie...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 24, 1976 Paae Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 24, 1976 Dixie whistles the 'New Cholson-'My forefathers were here' By PHIILIP BOKOVOY 1HRTE IS A NEW Reconstruction oc- curing in the South, more pervasive than the one of the last century, It is a reconstriction of the social attitudes within the existing hierarchy, and it is being brought about by a new economic prosperity that sweeps from ...…
…Saturday, July 24, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY South' tune Page Seven ,bt she decided she wanted a career 5ccnunting, and that career was not ait:bte in Holly Springs. Another prob- se-i: that of acceptance. "I don't think ost1 have ever come beck and been :epsed because people would have me of mn as sweet little Debbie," e vxpained. yip after living in an urban area for scar, Furt convinced Debbie to move h tle place of their birth. He gave s...…
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…Saturday, July 24, 197E THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine v. e the off) doas e s t (Continued from Page 81 PERSONAL MUSICAL MDSE., YOU GAVE ME GOEHE RADIOS, REPAIRS Aymoe heatvtetterevr teatttit HARPSICHORD SINGLE MANUAL. 1Ceev'l pt ti Chet Ct bh:ind th FRENCH style by bilder. 761-81. walls 8 - 10 a.,35X724 its yurhep I ne. Litle oy evLt 41724 GIBSON GUITAR SALE: Shre- mike, eath ams,.Allo Msit OPEN TODAY td Meday, 8:7 Ceter. 79-1400. X727 am-51 p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 24, 1976 Dixie whistles the 'New South' tune totiiiov ti's i'-'i 7 "WITHOUT TIltS broad-bas- ed interaction there is essen- tially a stifling of growth," he explained. There is another problem, though, that contri- butes to polarization even more, governmental action that helps to maintain segregated housing patterns. This, he said, was what prornpted him to run for public office lie felt there was a chance...…
…Saturday, July 24 1976 WHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Sura,,Jl 4 96H IHGNDIYloeEee George Burns dejectedly contemplates his score- card during a lull in the action at Essex Golf Club in Windsor, Ont., in the blistering heat of yes- terday's second round of the Canadian Open. After blazing into the lead Thursday with a five-under 65, Burns struggled to a five-over 75 and a total at Nick/aus takes lead in Open By BILL STIEG Burns slipped...…
…. rge 1 welve I ME MICHIGAN DAILY cadoy, July 24, 1976 . McMILLAN IN LONG JUMP U.S. wins track medal By The Associated Press MONTEREAL - Bespectacled teen-ager Kathy McMillan got the United States track and field forces off to an unexpected start in the 1976 Olympics, winning the silver medal in the wom- en's long jump yesterday. The 18-year-old Raeford, N.C., resident be- came the first American woman in 20 -years to finish in the top si...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 52-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 23, 1976 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages By MIKE NORTON AS THE SUN went down and twi- ple were in the process of being light deepened, men, women and chil- evicted, he said. YP Constant sewage backups, shoddy dren gathered in small, quiet groups "WHAT THEY'RE trying to do is Y D S g ro u maintenance, and poor security mea- on a handball court at Sunridge and force people out and...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 23, 1976 Congress enacts jobs bill (Continued from Page 1) 200,000 jobs while protecting another 90,000 state and local government jobs. The bill also authorizes $700 million for waste water treatment works. Actual funds for all the pro- grams depend on votes later on appropriations. DECLARING THAT "the House has clearly shown it recognizes the need to relieve unemployment," Democratic Leader Thoma...…
…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...…
…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...…
…Friday, July23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Po9e Five Friday, July 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five A2's public housing snare (Continued from Page 4) HUD-mandated limits. Furthermore, Warren insists Ann Arbor public housing is not going to a "Ma and Pa" opera- tion. Rather, he says, "we're going to be a solid manage- ment company." To Warren, this means fol- lowing set procedures, sticking to a tight budget, and respond- ing "to the need...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 23, 1976 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 23, 1976 Irish police nab 13 in ambassador killer case DUBLIN, Ireland WP) - Irish police said yesterday they have arrested 13 suspected Irish Re- publican Army (IRA) men in the biggest manhunt in Irish history, mounted for the killers of British Ambassador Christo- pher Ewart-Biggs. The ambassador was killed by a bomb detonated under his car just ...…
… Arts & Entertainment Friday, July 23, 1976 Page Seven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paray's back, and classier than ever By TOM GODELL Special To The Daiy ROCHESTER, MICH. - De- troit has not forgotten Paul Paray. How could they? For over fifteen years he was the Detroit Symphony's music di- rector, and in that time he brought the orchestra to the peak of perfection. Few men rate a standing ovation for merely walking on stage. Pa- ray got one; never...…
…Poge tignt THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 23, 1976 _4e7_ H..C...A..F.a-J..-,-- Congress hopefuls' debate at City Hall Ford, Reagan campaigns close to spending limit (Continued froms Page 3) Congress still has a long way to go before it will meet up to the expectations of the Ameri- can people. STATE SENATOR Carl Pur- sell, a Republican hopeful, said Congress needs people who - are 'constructive cata- lysts who can solve problems.' He c...…
…Friday, July 23, 1 976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Nine' I THEC ET RSD forSA3E99 on ABC Records COMPLETE SELECTION OF RECORDS AND TAPES-- ROCK, JAZZ CLASSICAL, FOLK, )BLUES, SHOWTUNES, VOr~ALS. TWO LOCATIONS IN AN~N ARBOR 300 S. STATE 1235 S. UNIVERSITY 665-3679 t'668-9866 HOURS; 10-9 MON.-SAT.; HOURS: 10-9 MON.-SAT; 12-2 6 SU 1 a '12-6 SUN. …
…en r-lC MlCl-llt~AN DAILY Friday, July 23. 1 97~ Y ien rit MICHIGAN DAILY, Friday, July 23, 1976 .F Happenings ,. HAPPENINGS film reviews are written by Kim Potter. All week long COMMERCIAL: CINEMA Lady Sings the Blues and Mahogany - (State) A pair of poorly wrought Diana Ross ve- hicles, of which she triumphs over her material in the for- mer, helps drag dawn her ma- terial in the latter. A mixed bag, but mostly negative. ** Silent M...…
…Page Eleven Apartment cleaning fees upheld by court By CHRIS PARKS LANSING (UPI) - Cleaning fees for rented apartments and houses are legal and can be kept by the landlord, according to the Michigan Court of Ap- peals. A three-judge appeals panel yesterday upheld a ruling by Wayne County Circuit Judge Blair Moody, Jr., that rejected a class action suit filed by seven renters against a num- ber of landlordsaseeking to have non-refundable fees ...…
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…Friday, July 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen V I (Continued from Page 12) PERSONAL ROB!!! SECOND DAY of Art Fair is a bit better. But I think there is still too mch ouitmercialism( even more than last year). I've set a goal of 10,000 for fall/winter, so hurry up ond come back to us (and Betsy, too!) to help me achieve the goal. Any ideas to help? Wonder woman dF723 MESSAGES FROM THE MANAGER Whatever anyone has to say against th...…
…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 23, 1976 K .A* wvb a NoN-tw an.A"V*OwiiTM ,ad ks tb.work of O fie Fruk Mad OuYIIa& Howwould ou lk.. to sign t e work yO. do? Would you be willing to tell the world, "I did this?" After all, you're pretty good at what you do. Probably proud of it, too. Well, most of us will never get to sign our work. And maybe that's a shame. Because as good as we are, it might make us better. And we can afford...…
…Friday, July 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen Touching all the bases Bill Stieg WINDSOR THE PERISCOPE SALESMEW know what they're doing. They set up their wares behind the greens here at the Canadian Open, where the gallery is three or four deep. Those on the outer fringes of the crowd stand on their tiptoes and crane their necks to try to see the golfers, but usually get a good view of the back of someone's head and only a glimpse...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 23, 1 976 Swimmers strike more gold By The Assciated PeN MONTREAL-The undefeated American men swimmers rolled up two more gold-medal victo- ries and East Germany's Kor- nelia Ender did the same last night at the 21st Olympic Games. Miss Ender won the 100-me- ter butterfly in world record time. Then, hardly dry from that record swim, the 18-year- old supersprinter o u t s w a m American Shirley B...…
…The Miclhigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 51 -S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 22, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Sente nixes jobbi WASHINGTON{A - Aided by key defections fro Republican ranks, the Senate yesterday ov- errode President Ford's vets of a $3.95-billion public works jobs bill. Tlhe bill now goes to the House, which is scheduled to vote today and is expected to over- ride. The vote in the Seiiate was 73 to 24, eight more than the twa-t...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY f nursdoy, July 22, 1976 Watergate reform GOP delegates favor Connally for VP bill passes Senate WASHINGTON (P) - In its first major legislative response to the Watergate scandal, the Senate voted yesterday to cre- ate a special prosecutor and to bar presidential campaign aides from top Justice Depart- ment posts. With widespread bipartisan support, the so-called Water- gate reform bill passed by a roll call ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…Thursday, July 22, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Reports claim bus case arrests near LIVERMORE, Calif. (AP)-A "gun and drug cult" involving wealthy members of San Fran- cisco Bay area families may have engineered the precision abduction of 26 Chowchilla school children and their bus driver, published reports said yesterday. "The arrests of at least seven sons of wealthy San Francisco Peninsula families are immi- nent," the Sacramento ...…
…Page Six Thursday, July 22, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jeffrey Sebst F~t.Ve Paray, the I)SO, and false advertising PAUL PARAY is back again. This should be an occasion for joy, and let's hope that he services the Detroit Symphony Orchestra as well in his old age as he did in his prime. Paray is one of those magic conductors that one gets to hear, if one is lucky, at least once in a lifetime. One wonders perhaps why the Orchestra and he ever part...…
…Thursdoy, July 22, 1976 Trowbridge, Pursell court Livonia GOP THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven By GEORGE LOBSENZ Special To The Daily LIVO'NIA - In what resem- bled a scaled-down version of the current Ford-Reagan dog- fight, electability - rather than any single issue - was the key- note of the second of three scheduled debates between the two Republican candidates for the 2nd District congressional seat: Ann Arbor City Council member Ron Tr...…
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…F'hursdoy, July 22, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine rhrsay Jly22 176THMCHGAvDIL Daily Classifiedsl (Continued from age 81 PERSONAL 1.... PINBALL, BOWLING and BL- LIARDS at the Union. Open 11 am. F23 DIRECT PURCHASING volme ell iag and marginal pofit assure yau thtat yor dinmond 1011 be an in- vetment at AsintaDiamond, 1209 S. Univerity, 663-7151. ~t WIN AN ORIGINAL PINBALL WIZARD'S T-shirt lby gettng the higest sce n the T-SHIRT MACHIN...…
…P-y Ten THE MICHIGAMNALY Thursday, July 22, 1976 l~ge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 22, 1976~ -0- City has the hotsfor Art Fair follies (Continueii from Page 1i Patti Walker, an exhibitor in the Summer Arts Fair, rested in front of Waterman Gym while flaunting her choice items - marijuana pipes and jewelry styled from mule-deer and elk antler; col I e c t e d from the Rocky Mountains "ROCKY MOUNTAIN High - that's what you get w...…
…Thursday, July 22, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven (; . Touching all Nicklaus, Miller headline the bases star-studded Windsor field ,ems, III_ Bill Stieg The game of golf... ... a pure sport AT LAST, BIG TIME tournament golf is back in the Detroit area. So how come everyone is watching channel 7? Lost in the quadrennial hoopla of the Olympics is another fine sports presentation from our neighbors to the north, the Canadian Open. It ha...…
…,Page Twelve rHE MICHIGAN DAILY I hu rsdciy, J U I y 22, 1976 WOLVERINES' DOWNIE SPLASHES TO BRONZE Nadia wins first gold medal MONTREAL (A', -N a d i a Comaneci, the 11-year-old Ro- manian who has captured the hearts of the world like few Olympic champions, gained her gold medal yesterday in the women's all-around gymnastics competition, and also received two more perfect scores of 10 in one of the Games' all-time great performances. Mean...…
…The Michigan Daily ol. LXXXVI, No. 50-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 21, 1976 10c Twelve Pages plus Supplement Sheriff Postill booked By LANI JORDAN Washtenaw County Sheriff Frederick Postill surrendered him- self to authorities in Chelsea yesterday after being issued with a warrant charging him with felonious assault. He later filed law- suits totaling $90 million against five parties, stemming from the publication of allegedly libelo...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 19"76 Economic growth cut in WA growt was spring repor istrat shoul The repor adjus tories nomic June of J. the 9. first TH surpr towar unem ing ti But ment expec tween over "The nomic mode John Whi Ron P lustra recov: Tin the half during spring SHINGTON P) - The Product, or GNP, which consti- h rate for the economy tutes the total output of goods cut in half during the and services in the e...…
…Weidnesdoy, July t21,1976 THE MIGHiGAN DALY Page Thrwee Senate extends tax credits WASHINGTON ('-The Senate voted vesterday to extend for at least 8 months S15-billion-a-year package of individual tax cuts intended to fight the economic recession. The extension, which is expected to wia House approval, would protect most Aiericans from an increase in the in- caine tax through Dec. 1, 1977. Can a 66-28 vote the Senate accepted an amendment...…
… 7"8 C &__ LAS WUK AI7 E3UT E3&CAU OF 0MJIo AT AUb* (Vlik'6 PAV5617 TO "fIXA$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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Page Five Rhodesia attempts to stop white exodus from Africa JOHANNESBURG, S o u t h Africa M =- In an effort to stop a growing exodus of whites alarmed at black guerrilla war- fare, Rhodesia's white minority government has severely re- stricted the amount of money travelers may take out of the country. People traveling for business or pleasure may now take $500 out of Rhodesia, a reduction of on...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Lebanese factions agree to truce BEIRUT, Lebanon (A'> - Leb- anon's warring factions agreed in a surprise meeting yester- day to a short truce to evacuate the wounded from a besieged Palestinian refugee camp and took tentative steps toward set- ting up negotiations to end the 15-month war. Participants stressed the 'very preliminary" nature of the meeting, arranged by Egypt and other un...…
…Ali t~rt Og n Battl Ann Arbor, Michigan--Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Twenty-four Page Art Fair Supplement to The Michigan Daily *I 7 1III FAIR …
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 City ready for Art Fair onslaught By LOIS JOSIMOVICH Sculptors comb their studios and attics for the polished and transfigured bits of clay and metal that will sell the fastest. Painters touch up ornate pos- ters advertising their master- pieces of modern line and color. Townspeople dream of hot egg- rolls and tea under a dusty maple on the Diag. And meanwhile, as prepara- tions for an A...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Ann Arbor Art Fair '76 South University changes its tune By JAY LEVIN It happens every summer. Just when the July sun begins to beat rudely down on the uncrowded streets and the roses burst into flame, South University turns its tidy little storefront facade into a menagerie of color, shape and sound. BY NOW WE all know it could only be Art Fair Time. Starting today, as in the past 16...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 while you are in Ann Arbor for the Art Fair Shop the Sales VWNTOIN DURING SARGAIN HAYS Iow often do yon 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 simultaneous occura...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Worldwide quest doesn't yield Art By JEFFREY SELBST WELL, IT'S TIME for the opening of that annual wound, the Ann Arbor Art Fair. And your valiant reporter is once again going to foray through miles and miles of schlock in order to find what is, to him, the highest form of art. One thing is certainly remarkable about this city. It never gives up trying. Surely an example can be brought ...…
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