…Saturday, July 3, 1976 T17HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Saudy uy3 96TE IHGNDIYPg he Recallingthe ast death row EDITOR'S NOTE:'When the last prisoner in Ohio was graphs of the 314 men who previously had taken The Roman Catholic chaplain. executed in 1903, Associated Press reporter Alvin Orton t Jr. was a witness. on Friday telnowing the U. S. Su- Last Walk. quetly. preine Court's decision on the death penalty, Orton Only a few muted whi Beea...…
…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...…
…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...…
…tour de fourth.Etour W & rs cting w, f CNi By STEPHEN HERSHI Special to The Daily j.ASHillNGT()N, D.C. -One thing the nation's capital has in common with An Arbor is that it's herd as hell to find sltre to live here. I diso"ered that right away. At first I thought that all the apart- ments had been snapped up by people wanting to live in Washington during the Bicentennial year. It turned out, though, that the housing shortage is permanent. I...…
…efot e tfeeting gl)]s. about every- I country that's great. C )U IMAG TNE Ford actually b the signing of the Declara- N k iey. e would have stood td it 'c of the Continental Con- :gy approving, entirely unsure 1a exl tly ias being said, and ig- i f nitportance. , wolev'or the czar will be, the next iround, I won't be Ford. Jimmy Car- sabot to cash in his chips. And knows what he's going to do, after nis his way into the Oval Office. he'll dig ...…
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…Saturday, July 3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine 'Kill vI (Continued from Page 8) WANTED TO -RENT I NEED A ROOM IN A HOUSE for fal.Colil Peg, 66-261. 02,710 WOMAN LOOKING for ow(on oson hose or aprtmnt nloe to comps. rol. 995-7286. 84,709 LOST AND FOUND FOUND: five week, ornge with gren ys, ner Srgent Peppr' onVagn. 668-225 dA70 SEWARD - tot gry femle cat. Geitdes, Highland are. 663-226. 8A73 FOtUND: Brown Ten Speed Bike. Cll to identit...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 3, 1976 -og -e T..MC-IAIrDALY /trd",'Jl r3. a97 y C'ucA? ki/4 ?nice4 UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF CHRIST Presently Meeting at YM-YWCA, S30 S. Fifth David Graf, Minister Students Welcome For information or transpor- tion: 663-3233 or 662-2494. 10:00 am.-Sunday Worship. UNIVERSITY REFORMED CHURCH, 1001 E. Huren Calvin Malefyt, Alan Rice, Ministers 10:00 a.m.-Morning Worship] UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL (LC...…
…Seturdc v July 3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven ,r , High Court upholds death penalty (Continued from Page 1) "We now hold that the pun- ishment of death does not in- variably violate the Constitu- tion" he said. WHITE CONCURRED in a separate opinion. Douglas re- tired from the court in Novem- ber and an aide said he would have no comment on Friday's decision. Voting with Stewart and White - to uphold both the death penalty for mu...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 3, 1976 'I HEAR AMERICA SWINGING' ; De Vries' Bicentennial book By JEFFREY SELBST OW THAT WE hAVE approached the week of the orgiastic tribute to the Bicentennia!, that seven-day period of national self-twiddling, it is only fitting to speak of a book that rightfully ought to make history in American belles-lettres and that sort t of thing. I Hear America Swinging is a funny, fine novel. I say tha...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI. No. 38-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 2, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Abortion rights broadened Supreme Court nixes Missouri law WASHINGTON MA - The Supreme Court ruled yes- terday that neither husband nor parent can be given veto power over a woman's decision to have an abortion. The court struck down provisions of a Missouri law which requires the consent of the husband of a married woman and the co...…
…Page I wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridoy, July 2, 1976 High Ct. broadens abortion rights Contiuned from Page 1) cision would "de-escalate the abortion controversy." The National Abortion Rights Action League said 12 states require the consent of husbands and 14 states impose parental consent requirements of some kind. IN A SEPARATE decision the court suggested that a parental- consent law adopted by Massa- chusetts might be constitution- al. Th...…
…Friday, July Z, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Baker finishes bike ride for Sena te bid By JIM TrOBIN Regent lDeane Baker (R-Ann Arbor), w id elIy regarded in party circles as a right-winger in his bid for the U.S. Senate, last weekend finished np a cam- paign tour tinged with more populism than Harry Truman's whistle-stops of the Nineteen- Forties. He did it on a bicycle. Calling himself "the only non- politician in the race," Baker, ...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…Arts & Entertainment THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 2, 1976 Page Six Jeffrey Selbst jj7jt :Thearial THE THEATER department has thrown down the gauntlet. This is, as I understand it, not a mere product of a little high-level pique, but rather a carefully thought out, brazen attack on every- one who has ever had a slightly discouraging or less-than ecstatic word to say about them. In short, the department has decided that it will break tradi- ...…
…Fridoy, July 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Friday, Jly 2, 197 THE MICHGANIDAILYPage Seve Happenings .. This week's HAPPENINGS film reviews were written by Kim Potter. All week long COMMERCIAL CINEMA Logan's Run - (Fox Village) -The first entry in the movies' new science fiction wave takes us to a post-apoclypse earth some 400 years in the future, where the remnants of human life have retreated into a huge domed city. For centurie...…
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…Friday, July 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAIL-Y Page Nine t Daily ClassifiReds (Continued from Page 8) USED CARS OE 1968 Good tanspotatin ea$260.0. 662-4725 77N72 BUSINESS SERVICES lYPING-Reaaooale rates IBM Se- lectrc. 769-2256 tfter 1 a tm. 27J817'. 'FIRED OF CERAMIC POTERY Lern functional mosaoics: Giordano, Old World. 58708 Typing, Copying iBinding Editing, Keypunching Notary Sevice The Secretariat Dissertation Specialist 812 S. State Stree...…
…Page T er THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 2, 1976 P ; elrH _HGA AL rdyJl ,17 .. . Carter narrows Veep Lebanese fighting continues as contest to WASHINGTON (/t' - One of Jimmy Carter's closest politi- cal advisers is beginning to. narrow the list of possible vice- presidential running mates in a series of informal Capitol con- versations. One senator who is familiar with the sifting process said he believes the leading prospects are now...…
…Friday, July 2, 1 976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Friday, July 2, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven ..------ BEAT TANNER, RAMIREZ AT WIMBLEDON Borg, Nastase reach finals By The Associated Press WIMBLEDON, England - Bjorn Borg of Sweden and Ilie Nastase of Romania yesterday gained what will be a rare all- European men's singles final at the Wimbledon Tennis Cham- pionships. Borg, 25 days past his 20th birthday, tamed American Ros- ...…
…Page Iwelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July Z, 19l Hunt appointed women's AD By RICH LERNER Dr. Virginia hunt has been named the new director of women's intercollegiate aathletics at Michigan. Ilunt replaces Marie Hartwig, who became the first women's athletic director in 1973 and is retiring after 50 years of association with women's athletics and the physical education program at the University. Hunt was director of athletics for both men a...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 37-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 1, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages VA suspects released By BARBARA ZAHS and LANI JORDAN Special to The Daily DETROIT - The two nurses accused of murdering patients at the Ann Arbor Veterans Administration (VA) Hospital were released from jail yesterday after- noon, after posting $7,500 bond each and agreeing to meet several court-set con- ditions. "This is a happy day for...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 1, 1976 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 1, 1976 'Gag order' reversed in Supreme Court decision Communist parties reject Kremlin policy control (Ctcnue faa',a tT ) t .JUSTICES William Brennan, Potter Stewart and Thurgood Marshall said thev believed prior restraints on freedom of the press were 'constitutional- ly impermissible" even as a means of trying to insure a fair trial. In a con...…
…Thursday, July 1, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three 'Blue fi' hits Detroit police By A and UP DETROIT - Nearly 40 per cent of Detroit police officers scheduled to work the afternoon shift failed to show up yes- terday in a "blue flu" epidemic in pro- test of today's planned layoff of nearly 1,000 members of the force. Almost one-fifth of the city's 5,200 member police force is scheduled to be laid off today in a continuing city effort to ...…
…: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 ...…
…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...…
…r s Entertai ment T HEIGAN DAILY Pictured are scenes from the Mariposa Folk Festival 1976, held in Toronto, Ontario June 25- 27. Clockwise, from above, are festivalgoers on their way to Toronto Island via the ferry, guitar- ist and violinist in unusual pose, Taj Mahal, Morris dancers, and Steve Goodman with cameo appearance by his son. Ma iposa 9 6 By JOAN BORUS TXEE YEAR in late J a a , hundreds of Ann Arborites make the annual pilgrimage u...…
…Thursday, July 1, 1976THMIHGNDLYaeSvn THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven 47 hostages released by hijackers; 210 still held New fighting strikes Leb. KAM\PALA, Uganda (M19- Hijackers of a French jetliner freed 47 hostages yesterday, in- cluding an American woman ad her six - year - old son, hat costinued to hold ahost 210 others utnder threat of death. 'hose freed - mothers, chil- dren, the sick and elderly- rft o a special flight to Paris. W...…
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…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 1, 1976 Detroit police stage stay-at-home protest (Cas iaivd truem Pae 5 detectives who missed the cut. Others endured a slight de- crease in staffing. "We lost our share," said LtU Robert L e o n a r d, officer in charge of the vice squad. "Hut we'll still do the job. Prostitutes and gmblers still better be careful. If they goof up, they'll get had. We just won't have ...…
…Thursday, July 1, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Thursday, July 1, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Goolagong rolls along Australia's Evonne Goolagong reaches for a backhand shot against Britain's Virginia Wade in semifinal action at the Wim- bledon Tennis Championship, yesterday. Gollagong beat Wade 6-1, 6-2, to reach the finals in the women's competition. Goola- gong will meet Chris Evert who disposed of Martina Navratilova, 6-3...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 1, 1976 PaeTev H ICIA AL hrsaJl ,17 Maloney TORONTO (/P i- A county court jury, last night, acquitted the Detroit Red Wings' Dan Maloney of an assault charge, which stemmed from a fight during a National Hockey Lea ue game earlier this year. But, with the verdict, the jury issued a statement asking for the end of violence on the ice. The jury of eight women and four men deliberated nine hours a...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 53-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 31, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Ford sees progress on arms talks HELSINKI, Finland (A) - President Ford said his meet- ing with Soviet Communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev moved negotiations forward on a nuclear arms treaty and that a second discussion Saturday will bring even more progress. Meanwhile leaders of some 35 European and North American nations, including Br...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 31, 1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 31, 1975 TV, tonwqh 6:00 2 4 7 11 13 News 5 Bewitched 20 It Takes a Thief 24 ABC News-smith/ Reasoner' 30Eiertrie Company. 50 Untouchables 56 Dig It 57 Sesame Street 6:30 4 13 NBC News-John Chancellor 7 ABC News~-Smith/Reasoner Q 5IDream of Jeannie 11 CBS News 24 Mod Squad 3o8Fre 56 Antiques 7:40 2 CBS News-Walter Cronkite 4 7 News SBeverly Hilbi...…
…Thursdvy, July 31, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three LSA FACING SEVERE CHALLENGE A long By BILL TURQUE Last of a three-part series By any standard, The Affirm- ative Action Progress Report for 1973-74 provides a discour- aging account of the Univer- sity's efforts to hire and pro- mote minorities, particularly within the instructional staff of the Literary College (LSA). Such a report, however, can only compile data, cite numeri- cal tren...…
…CHINA ACCORD COLLAPSES U.S. stillscratching By MICHAEL CHINOY WASHINGTON, D.C.. J U L Y h 28 (PNS)-When President Ford' visits China this fall to farther normalize Sino-U.S. relations, the biggest hurdle he'll face is the growing American involve- ment in Taiwan. In 1972, President Nixon's his- toric trip to China was wtidely interpreted as a decisive break in traditional U.S. backing for - the Taiwan-based Chinese Na- tionalists (or Kuominta...…
…H F JXA I CMr.AUT DA I I -Y ilursduyJuy t, t71j I c-Y %.i7l-rf !/\ -- I Page Five ------------------ Detroit violence: No repeat of '67 By JUDITH RUSKIN that the ugliness of the crowd Associated Press Writer had diminished since Monday night when several beatings of DETROIT - Black control of whites by blacks were reported. city government and memories "At one point it was a very of 1967 have helped keep this explosive situation," said Co...…
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… Photography STEVE KAGAN srol By ROB MEACHUM The house lights went out and an expectant hush settled over the sold-out crowd of 15,000 at Detroit's Cobo Arena last Sunday night. Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" blasted over the sound system as the fren- zied audience, after having suffered some two nonths, waited to see their man. The stage was thus set for perhaps one of the greatest rock and roll bands of all times: The Rolling ...…
… ~. , July ?7mjm Daily Classifieds FOR RENT FOR RENT: Three-bedroom apart- ment in house; large kitchen, near campus; $365.00 a month, Includes heat and water. Ph. 663-4101. eCtc LOVELY ROOM in house available August I with fall option. $50 for August. Call 761-2178, Carla. dC801 Fall Apartments 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments Old House and Modern Units We have a few available for September . CAMPUS-HOSPITAL Catherine - Kingsley Geddes - Observat...…
…I Thursday, July 31, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine I Thurday Juy 31 195 TE MIHIGN DILY ~geNin DAILY CLASSIFIEDS (Continued from Page 8) HELP WANTED FASHION WAGON of Mineot Woolen has part-time openings to show beautiful fashions. No experi- ence necessary. Must be over 21. If you can work 3 days a week, have transportation. and would like a high income and free wardrobe, call collect (616) 781-8695 or 781-8464. 26H81 GAY MEN. U-M tu...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 31, 1975 Depressed economy could put a damper on affirmative action (Continued from Page 3) ner, are often sloppily kept or incomplete. In any event, there is the feeling that they do not supply enough information for the Affirmative Action office to determine if a good faith effort is being made. C A R O L Y N COPELAND, an administrative aide to acting Dean Billy Frye, admitted that "It may well ...…
…°Ihursday, July 31, 1975 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Thursday, July 31, 1975 ~HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven f Some must be f :...:::Spectators Tigers will miss Stanley. ...maybe for good 1ICKEY STANLEY'S career with the Detroit Tigers took a turn for the worse Tuesday when he underwent surgery to repair a ligament in his right thumb. That will probably be the last time Tiger fans will see the veteran outfielder this season as the Tiger...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday; July 31, 1975 JUDGE IMPOSES TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER Bryan Su By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES-A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order yesterday barring the National Foot- ball League from assigning running back Cullen Bryant from the Los Angeles Rams to the Detroit Lions under the controversial Rozelle Rule. U.S. Dist. Court Judge Warren. J. Ferguson said the rule violates antitr...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 52-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 30, 1975 'Ten Cents Eight Pages Uneasy calm settles over Detroit after outbreak of street fighting RIOT EQUIPPED POLICE move down Livernois Avenue on Detroit's northwest side yesterday, the second night of violence following the killing of a black youth Monday. As of late last night an uneasy calm prevailed aver the area, but police went on 24 hour watches at three o'...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 30, 1975 Pae-woTH-MCHGA DAIY edesdyJuy 3, 97 In the news today, to Sen. Edward Brooke (R-Mass.) dated National July 25. WASHINGTON - The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) yesterday issued MANCHESTER, N.H.-Democrat John the first federal safety standards to pro- Durkin, in a reversal of his previous po- tect consumers, students and workers sition, yesterday called for a runoff against radiation...…
…Wednesday, July 30, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wage Three Wednesday, July 30, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three LSA questions affirmative By BILL TURQUE or 295 non-minority candidates for the jobs. Professor Second of three parts Carl Gans, former zoology department chairman, said Literary College (LSA) reaction to the bleak profile he had "no idea" how the Affirmative Action Office sketched by the Affirmative Action Progress Report came up ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pag Fur HEMICIG N DIL Weneda July ||| 30 |||975|| V-P sweepstakes: Taking aim on Rocky Baker B rock Kemp Rumsfeld By GORDON ATCHESON WASHINGTON - President Ford last week blasted .a gov- ernment report accosing his administration of having no concern for the plight of the elderly, and claimed that he loves old folks just as much as the next guy. Yet, at the same time, his campaign director was telling a group...…
