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…The Michigan Daily-Friday. July 17, 1980-Page 15 BASEBALL ROUNDUP Tigers downed by As, 5-2 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Tony Ar- mas drove in four runs with a triple and homer while light-hitting shortstop Mario Guerrero drove in the winning run with a single and aquelched a Detroit rally with a leaping catch as the Oakland A's defeated the Tigers 5-2 yesterday. Guerrero, who had driven in only nine runs before knocking in two in Wed- nesday night'...…

…Page 16-Friday, July 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily .w ; or se 0 f V ! ! .' :. JANSON, DINGMAN SECOND Groves grabs early lead in Open By DREW SHARP Steve Groves battled surprisingly slow greens and fired a two under par 69 yesterday to take the first round lead in the 1980 $20,000 Michigan Open at the University of Michigan Golf Course. Looking over Groves' shoulder in second place, one stroke behind are 1974 Open champ Lynn Janson of Comsto...…

…The Michigan Daily' Vol. XC, No. 40-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 17, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages It's official: Reagan! epts v.P. trcs report DETROIT-Ronald Reagan, the 69-year-old former movie actor and a past governor of California, formally received the Republican Party's nomination for president of the United States last night. And Gerald Ford, 38th president of the United States, accep- ted an invitation by Reagan to be the vic...…

…Page 2-Thursday, July 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily ACLU fails in first attempt to block draft registration WASHINGTON (UPI) - The American Civil Liberties Union yester- day lost the first battle in its federal- court drive to block next week's resum- ption of draft registration in the United States. With some four million 19- and 2q- year-old men due to start registering for the draft Monday, U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell heard civil libe...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 3 Convention Reports TANTER IS MIDEAST CONSUL TANT prof advises Reagan By SARA ANSPACH Israel - a traditional ally - and Arab Tanter said the secently-created finally allowed to participate in the SpecialtoTheDaily oil. Rapid Deployment Force - an am- peace talks," he said, "it should be DETROIT - Before Republican In an interview late Tuesday evening, phibious Marine brigade that can be those Pa...…

…Page 4-Thursday, July 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Women incapable of serving in combat 4 Returning, to the hostage issue EX-HOSTAGE RICHARD QUEEN is now a free man and is expected to return to the United States tomorrow. With mixed emotions, Americans watched as he-wrapped in a blanket and secured to a stretcher-was carried from a plane to the Zurich hospital. On the one hand, we are happy that one -of our citizens has been released from Ir...…

…--EN mm., The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 5 vention Reportsmot Korean writer defends policies of his homeland By SARA ANSPACH SpecialtoThe Daily DETROIT - Kun-Jin Kim offers some sophisticated political analysis on the way the U.S. government functions. He leans back in his chair, lights a cigarette, and speculates about the methods the Republicans are using to manipulate the networks. When the Korean correspondent to the 198...…

…Page 6--Thursday, July 17, 1980--The Michigan Daily' Co nvention Reorts~u. Muskie blasts GOP platform, says will lead to arms race I I WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State Edmund Muskie criticized the Republican Party yesterday for calling for military superiority over the Soviet Union, saying that would result in "N ongoing arms race." "He said that, if carried out, the plat- form goal would severely limit prospec- ts -of agreements to curb...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 7 WINDS EXCEED HURRICANE FORCE Storms plow into A; disaster aid requested AuUniversity students Wally j'.Gilbert (right) and Guy Rylan- der examine the remains of a ,,.tree felled by 70 to 100 mile per hour winds near the School of Business Administration building on Tappan St. (top left). w aDetroit Edison linemen, called in from Oakland County to assist local workers, inspect damaged power line...…

…Page 8-Thursday, July 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily BOOK R E VIE W America and its,'China By PETER PRATT It has become increasingly difficult to adequately label some books as fic- tion or non-fiction. The works of Nor- man Mailer and Tom Wolfe, among: others, come to mind. To include Maxine Hong-Kingston's "China Men" (Alfred Knopf, 1980) in the group can mislead more than it can aid. Wolf's sassy, adjectival indulgences, for in- stance, bear ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 9 Policewoman hurt in second violent night in Liberty City MIAMI (AP)-Sporadic violence surance executive Arthur McDuffie, a returned last night to Miami's Liberty black. City section, one day after five officers "I WOULD not deny there is still were shot there during a flareup of frustration and anger. But the actions violence in neighborhoods devastated last night weren't representative of the ...…

…Page 10-Thursday ,July 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily I Chrysler plans to sell $250 million in bank notes DETROIT (UPI)-Chrysler Corp. announced plans yesterday to market a public offering of $250 million in gover- nment-backed notes given preliminary approval by a federal government panel. The Chrysler Loan Guarantee Board gave its tentative okay Tuesday to ex- tending up to $300 million in additional government loan guarantees to the automake...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 11 Industrial HURRICAN-FORCE WINDS upended these aircraft early yesterday morning at the W.K. Kellogg Regional Airport in Battle Creek. A massive storm front, which caused extensive damage locally, hit the Battle Creek area at approximately 7:15 a.m., tearing down power lines and blowing apart newly constructed houses. Storms packing hurricane force winds make A disaster (ContinuedfromPage 1) r...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 13 MILK, MEA T PRODUCTION DOWN Soviet food situation gloomy MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet citizens may have to rely on cabbage, bread, and potatoes to keep their stomachs full this winter. Figures released yesterday showed milk production down four per cent.And meat production down one per cent during the first six months of 1980, and newspaper accounts said foul weather was playing havoc with the nation...…

…Page 14-Thursday, July 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Hundreds of alleged Iranian conspirators to face TV trials 0 From The Associated Press Hundreds of alleged anti-government conspirators in Iran will go on trial for their lives this week in a mass televised proceeding, the Iranian chief justice said yesterday. The revolutionary regime of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said the plot was crushed last Thursday, and by the weekend some 500 alleged ...…

…5 i C, 5 loorm. The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 15 meSp)ors MEN= Braves ATLANTA (AP) - Bob Horner smashed two solo home runs, and Gary Matthews added a thre-run blast to power the Atlanta Braves to a 5-2 vic- tory over the New York Mets Wed- nesday night. Matthews' homer, his 11th of the year, came off Craig Swan, 5-8, in the first inning after Glenn Hubbard BASEBALL ROUNDUP rock Mets, Cubs roll LA walked and Brian Asselstin...…

… Page 16-Thursday, July 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily W.MEsports Eleven inducted to Hall o Honor Buntin gets posthumous election By MARK MIHANOVIC Buntin was an All-American on the 1965 NCAA run- HEYLINGER GUIDED seven Michigan hocked nerup and is the third-leading scorer in Michigan teams to NCAA championships and holds the best Membership in Michigan's. Hall of Honor grew to basketbalhistory. winning percentage of any Michigan hockey coach 28 ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 39-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 16, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Republiean delegates easily OK platform From AP and UPI DETROIT - The Republican National Convention voted over- whelming approval last night for a 1980 campaign platform that blames President Carter for economic mismanagement and military weakness and pledges "a new begin- ning for America behind Ronald Reagan and the Republican Pa...…

…Page 2--Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily GOP OKs Reagan's campaign platform (C tinnd frn pP te1 t onunueo rom rage i) privacy of his skyscraper Plaza Hotel suite, soliciting advice from former President Gerald Ford and other GOP leaders while delegates volunteered their recommendations from a distan- ce. FORMER MICHIGAN Sen. Robert Griffin said yesterday he thinks Ford will be offered the vice presidential spot by his old rival Rea...…

… GOP 9 By MITCH STUART Specialto The Daily DETROIT-A group of moderate Republicans yesterday called upon supporters of the GOP's platform here to explain an apparent contradiction in the platform draft, which calls for both a massive increase in defense spending and simultaneous tax cuts. The Ripon Society, the nation's largest organization of moderate Republicans, called the proposals "either contradictory or fiscally irresponsible.". SOCIETY...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, July16, 1980-The Michigan Daily e I ..<s T -h e n ail a dang First it was the movies and Edite~f bd ta an edby stude3tsthen television. They were thought of as nothing more than a ,vfantasy land-"pure escapism." Sometimes they might stress a point or moral, but usually just provided a place to get away HG O wfrom the many problems of a C UY iiXT harsh reality. The movie and television Iscreens were places where it was th e h ...…

…- P A '.r. The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 5 Convention Reportsm. . Motor Cit libraries aid convention reporter By JOYCE FRIEDEN Special to The Daily DETROIT - One reporter wanted to compare the cost of holding a conven- tion session in Joe Louis Arena to the cost of holding a performance of the Barnum and Bailey Circus. Another wanted a copy of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's 1932 acceptance speech. Both would probably have bee...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily 'tG: 3r:rY 7 2::«.""":v" "rn:rr"xr::;-r;r Delegates staying in Windsor a first By MITCH STUART Speil toTheDaily WINDSOR, Ont. - The 2,500 Republican National Con- vention delegates and alternates staying in hotels here are the first such conventioneers who have ever been lodged in a foreign country - but they are closer to the convention goings-on than many delegates staying in Detroit subur...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 7 Reagan softening adamant anti-union position DETROIT (AP)-In a bold overture to lure t;raditionally Democratic union members to the Republican Party this fall, Ronald Reagan is retreating from anti-union stances'that have riled labor leaders. Trying to bridge the historic chasm between the GOP and most of the \ nation's 24 million union members, the Republican presidential nominee-in- waiting ...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Arts: Devo! Shut up and dance! By STEVE HOOK If people would begin to regard Devo for what they are-a fun dance band-the spudboys from Akron might get a little more respect today. For the last few years, they have been touring America in radiation suits, playing wooden-plank guitars to schizophrenic vocals, percussion, and keyboards, and supposedly espousing a philosophical doctrine called "...…

…aily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 9 Detroit papers publish under dual mast heads DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit News and rival Detroit Free Press, attempt- ing to thwart a strike by Free Press drivers and delivery employees, published a joint edition yesterday and vowed a substantial circulation drive. The Free Press also agreed to a federal mediator's call for a meeting today with striking members of Team- sters Local 372, who walked off the j...…

…Page O-Wednesday, July 16, 1980- U.S. to sell100 nuclear e missiles to England WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States has agreed to sell Great Britain some 100 new Trident I submarine- based nuclear missiles for about $2.5 billion, the Carter administration an- nounced yesterday. The White House announcement was timed to coincide with the announ- cement by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to the House of Commons that Britain intends to co...…

…E The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 11 Public allowed to witness 'Pig- pen' trial of Marine private NEW RIVER AIR STATION, N.C. (AP)-A military judge refused to bar the media and public yesterday as a. court-martial got under way for an 18- year-old Marine charged with disobeying an order to retrieve mess hall silverware at a local pig farm. The first defense'motion was to ask that the trial of Pfc. Scott Duncan of Port Huron ...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16. 1980-Page 13 HEADPD MILITAR Y INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL Chilean colonel assassinated SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)-Three men in blue overalls and yellow har- dhats ambushed the car of the colonel in charge of the army's intelligence school yesterday and killed him with a barrage of bullets from automatic rifles. Slain in the attack, blamed on left- wing extremists, was Lt. Col. Roger Vergara Campos, 43. His driver was ...…

…Page 14-Wednesday. July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Carter orders emergency aid for heat wave- afflicted families By United Press International President Carter yesterday ordered almost $7 million in emergency funds be made available to low-income in- dividuals in states sweltering under a relentless heat wave that has claimed almost 700 lives. The heat wave in the Midwest, South and Southwest which has brought 100- degree plus temperatures' ...…

…SPORTS OF THE DAIL The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 15 } Sports Y Johnson protests his innocence ATLANTA (AP)-Eddie Johnson, the. Atlanta Hawks guard jailed on drug charges Sunday, declared his innocen- ce yesterday but said he didn't blame police for arresting him. "I'm not guilty," Johnson told the Atlanta Journal in an interview at the Fulton County jail. "I was driving a rent-a-car. That stuff (a quantity o . white powde...…

…Page 16-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily S orts BASEBALL ROUNDUP K.C. tops Bosox 4 BOSTON (AP) - Amos Otis collected three hits, including a home run, and Hal McRae belted a two-run homer Tuesday night, powering the Kansas City Royals to an 8-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Otis belted his seventh homer in the second, tripled in the fourth, walked in the sixth and set up a run with a single in the seventh. He scored-three runs ...…

…GEORGE BUSH WITLL BE RONALD R I<AN' i ThJNTNG MNAT IN TL 1980 PRESIDENTIAL RACE, CONTRA RY TO ' .11 I RE; ':,,PORTS lI '?LA RING IN TODAY'S DAILY. REiFA+AN, IN ANi j1M EETTr~ AP ?1i . 3 1 .t .TQ2.. ON TITEJ .. GOINJIL. N. . FLOOR JUST AFTER MN-DNIGHTf LAST NIGIP, . (JTNCP -D TNJX mi BTq NOT FORMER PRESIDENTr GERALD FORD, WOUL~D B13a 1'J a~ONDTC 'OR THE VICE PRESIDENTIAL SPOT ON THE GOP TICKET. …

…The Michigan Daily The 1111 11 Vol. XC, No. 38-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, July 15, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages 10,000 rally for ERA Hit GOP platform decision By BONNIE JURAN Special toThe Daily DETROIT - More than 10,000 men and women marched through the streets of downtown Detroit yesterday to solicit support for the Equal Rights Amendment and denounce the Republican Platform Committee's recent decision to drop its 40-year plank favorin...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Detroit ERA march, rally draws 10,000 (Continued from Page 1) March participant Rosemary ending Republicansupport for ERA. Wolock, president of Women Lawyer's THE FORMER senator said he Association of Michigan, said she believes President Carter has "painted believes passage of the ERA would be a Ronald Reagan into the 1964 Goldwater "tremendous psychological boost" to image" in this year's pres...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-Page 3 Convention Reports -Eu-° } Rep lican youth highly visible at convention By SARA ANSPACH Specialto The Daily DETROIT - Their cheers have a familiar ring, and if they didn't look quite so All-American, you could be foaled into thinking they were a group of University students marching towards the stadium on a football Saturday. The clean-cut crew of hundreds of young people shouted "Here we go,...…

…P,.e 4-Tuesdanv. Julv 15.1980-The Michiann Dailv Could House of Reps name next president? 4 No backing down On aid to Der pRESIDENT CARTER, in his Detroit meeting with auto leaders last week, outlined a plan which would ease regulations on the faltering in- dustry while looking into what can be done about the booming import business eating away at American car production. The President'sfDetroit visit can be interpreted in various ways. May...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-Page5 Special interest groups take an interest in GOP convention By MAUREEN FLEMING SpecialtoTheDaily DETROIT-"We got the worst blues anyone's gonna have-we got the GOP blues," sang the Monster Slayer Band yesterday at a rally sponsored by the Citizens Reacting to a Sick Society. The 5:30 p.m. rally, held at Kennedy Square as the Republican National Convention proceeded just a few blocks away, feature...…

…Page 6--Tuesday, July 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Billy Carter registers as Libyan agent a 6 WASHINGTON (AP )-President Carter's brother, Billy, registered withs the Justice Department yesterday as an agent of the Libyan government and revealed that he has received nearly a quarter of a million dollars from the African country. In papers filed in U.S. District Court, the Justice Department resolved its months-long probe of Billy Carter's ac...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-Page 7 AATA and bus drivers bargain 9 hours; still no contract By ELAINE RIDEOUT Optimism expressed by officials of the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority and striking members of the Transportation Employees Union going into a weekend of talks has waned as negotiations continue to flounder. According to Shelly Ettinger, TEU vice president, the two sides "tossed back and forth" unofficial proposals dur...…

…Page 8-Tuesday, July 15, In . m., i 1980-The Michigan Daily 9 m ww-~ TOM PETTY A By PAT' It's been a slow s so far in New York are choosing to eit tan altogether or smaller-capacity just breaking even recording industry the big shows have this season, the qu ces has likewise turn: Billy Joel,v city's mammoth l den for five sold-ou panned by all of U writers, prompti hometown-boy-mal stack of New York night after a part drubbing in that ne...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-Page 9 Emergency delcared in Mo. ollowing 129 heat deaths From UPIandAP Missouri Gov. Joseph Teasdale, reac- ting to 129 heat-related deaths in his state, yesterday declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard to assist heat-stricken resicents. The nationwide death count frim the relentless heat wave surpasse, 550. Teasdale, the first governor in the nation to seek federal held becau...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-Page 11 R oof top relief Dallas, Texas resident Bob Linenschmidt soaks the roof of his home recently. The fire hazard to buildings with wood- shingle roofs has greatly increased in Dallas, where the temperature has remained at over 100 degrees for 21 con- secutive days. The soaking technique also keeps down thg temperature of the attic' The National Weather Service says there is no immeliate relief in...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-Page 13 Iran executes at least 26; steps up threats of hostage trials FromAPandUPI Iranian executioners shot at least 26 persons late Sunday and yesterday, in- cluding a former army chief of staff, two leaders of the Bahai religious sect, and an anti-government student ac- tivist, the official news media reported. It was one of the busiest nights in months for Iran's firing squads. STEPPING UP their c...…

…Page 14-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-The Soviets refuse to transmit Olympic TV film MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet censors have refused to transmit a West Ger- man television film they charged mixed politics and sports at the Olympic Games in a move consistent with ad- vice given by IOC President Lord Killanin. Killanin, outgoing head of the Inter- national Olympic Committee, has ad- vised journalists in Moscow to confine their coverage of the summer Games t...…