…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 19, 1979-Page 5 Somoza's replacement resigns From The Associated Press Interim President Francisco Urcuyo resigned last evening, 36 hours after he replaced exiled Anastasio Somoza, a presidential adviser said. He was taken to Las Mercedes international airport to be flown out of the country. Urcuyo - who replaced Somoza after the Nicaraguan strongman flew to Miami on Tuesday - left his fortified bunker last e...…
…Page 6-Thursday, July 19, 1979-The Michigan Daily AP Photo UNITED AUTO WORKERS (UAW) union supporters hand out leaflets yesterday at the General Motors Corp. assembly plant in Oklahoma City. UAW backers and anti-union workers have been campaigning vigorously at the plant entrances. The people handing out literature close to the building in the rear are anti-union workers. The UAW claims 65 per cent of the plant's 2,300 workers probably will v...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 19, 1979-Page 7 O'Neill rides a roller coaster By JOSHUA PECK The Professional Theatre Program publicity notes call Ah Wilderness! a "sunny, uncomplicated comedy of adolescence and peaceful middle age." That description makes the play sound a bit fluffier and less substantial than it is. The O'Neill comedy fits into the O'Neill repertoire in a manner reminiscent of the way the ancient Greeks structured their ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 19, 1979-Page 9 H to 01 WASHINGTON (AP)-The chairman of a house subcommittee yesterday p a e threatened to subpoena federal documents on U.S. investments made by oil-rich OPEC nations after the Treasury Department declined to rea tenu s release the information. "We are looking to the execution of the necessary subpoenas," Rep. Ben- u bp o en a jamin Rosenthal (D-N.Y.) said after a department official cited ...…
…Page 10-Thursday, July 19, 1979--The Michigan Daily 'U' prof speculates on Carter staff's moves connuedfrom Page 1) and set up his team" for the next elec- tion. "The cabinet may well have strengthened their position in the ad- ministration," Grassmuck speculated. "Cabinet members are making Carter decide now," who will be on with him during his campaign and afterwards. ONCE THOSE replacements are made it will be difficult for Carter to chang...…
…Jordan named chief of staff; future of others unknown (Continued from Page t regarding the senior staff or Cabinet, he is keeping his own counsel." The promotion of Jordan, who engineered Carter's successful presidential campaign and has been considered his chief lieutenant, was the first in an anticipated series of changes expected to take place in the troubled administration. CARTER had told Cabinet members and the White House senior staff ...…
…Page 12-Thursday, July 19, 1979-The Michigan Daily Who is he any awy? Beauty-contest winner leads British open LYTHAM ST. ANNES (AP) - England's Bill Longmuir, an obscure golf pro and sometimes male beauty- contest winner, tied a couple of records on his way to a 6-under-par 65 that cap- tured the first round lead by three strokes yesterday in the 108th British Open. The score - a magnificent effort in the wet, cold, windy weather in which th...…
…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 46-S Wednesday, July18, 1979 Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents President's Cabinet offers resignations Reports say Carter asked aides to quit From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-President Carter received offers of resigna- tion from his entire Cabinet and senior White House staff yester- day in a stunning effort to revive his troubled presidency. Some reports indicated that Carter requested the resignations. A formal White Ho...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily GOV. GRAHAM SIGNS DEATH WARRANT Florida prisoner to get electric chair FrmUPI and AP TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-Gov. Bob Graham signed the fifth death warrant of his administration yesterday, or- dering convicted murderer Howard Virgil Lee Douglas to die in Florida's electric chair next week. Execution wasset for7a.m. July 26.' John Spenkelink, the first prisoner put to death in the United States in m...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Page 3 U housin program aims to cut costs By TIM YAGLE panel composed of housing department supervisors. A Tanner said she is expecting many suggestions from Two University secretaries each received approxi- cost analysis is then made to determine how much part-time student employees, because "they are sharp mately $350 at an awards banquet yesterday in money can be saved if the suggestion is impleme...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily SALT --RY TALK ABOUT weapons ton- nage and firepower has led most Americans to drift away from the SALT II debate out of boredom and concern for more imminent matters such as energy. But the boredom or avoidance of morbid notions such as nuclear war cannot be ignored, considering that so many lives would be snuffed out at the push of a button. That very potential was the original impetus for ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Page 5 FIGHTING SURGES IN NICARAGUA President Anas of Sandinista gui Florida yesterda Somoza's succes apparently decid The successor, Nicaragua's leg prepared to fly ou At first, he was rebels. Thousand when the news of State Departmen Somoza resigns presidency national guard officers whom Somoza reli From AP and UPI new beginning in relations with Nicaragua. to spare them from possible retribution...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN REP'S 'HA Y FEVER' Comedy nothing to sneeze at By JOSHUA PECK Praise Heaven. There's a must-see show in the Summer Rep season, and Noel Coward's Hay Fever is it. Kay Long, who directed Travesties, putatively the best of last summer's of- ferings, has again emerged as the most gifted of the season's directorial stock with a production that is keen and smart, almost perfectly cast, wit...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Page 7- IN WAKE OF CARTER'S ENERGY SPEECH House panel OKs standby gas rationing WASHINGTON (AP)-The House tion on any of the measures outlined by subject to congressional veto. W.Va.), committee chairman Commerce Committee moved yester- Carter in his new plan for dealing with Under this section, he could set state- thinks the rationing bill h day to give President Carter the stan- national energy sc...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesc Increased reliance on nuclear fuel debated By BETH PERSKY Two local anti-nuclear activists ob- jected to President Carter's announ- cement to continue relying on nuclear energy, while two University nuclear engineers said it is essential to meet the nation's energy needs. Monday, Carter said in his Kansas City speech that nuclear energy, "must play an important role in the United States to insure our energy future."...…
…Page 10-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigon Daily Council revises By JOHN GOYER and PATRICIA HAGEN Owners to set si City Council Monday night passed long-awaited revisions to Ann Arbor's franchise fee a buyer of the system cable television ordinance, allowing a would have to pay the city. The new or- company running the city's-fable TV dinance, however, requires that as the system to set its own subscriber rates. system makes more money, a c...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Page 11 Ford, UAW kick off contract negotiations DETROIT (UPI) - Economically crucial auto industry contract talks began in a lighthearted mood yesterday at Ford Motor Co. in stark contrast with an angry bargaining session a day earlier at General Motors Corp. Without going into specifics, United Auto Workers (UAW) union officials gave Ford executives an outline of demands for wage increases, shorte...…
…Page 12-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily AMERICAN LEAGUE SUFFERS, 7-6 NL makes last minute comeback SEATTLE (AP)-Lee Mazilli of the New York Mets slugged a pinch home run to tie the game in the eighth inning, then drew a bases-loaded walk to force home the winning run in the ninth as the National League defeated the American League 7-6 last night for its eighth straight All-Star Game victory. Ryan struck out the first two NL bat- t...…
…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 45-S ThM chign Daiy Tuesday, July 17, 1979 e Micigan a ly Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents SPEAKS TO UNION IN COBO ARENA arter stresses nat'1 unity Lor, business, consumer coalition By JOHN GOYER With Wire Service Reports Stressing a new unity among the private sector, President Carter ad- dressed an enthusiastic gathering of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) in Detroit yesterday, tacking yet another adden...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily HIGH-PLACED SOURCES SAY SOMOZA MAY RESIGN Supporters in business, gov't leave area GOVERNMENT sources said MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - Somoza met in the bunker with junior IN SEVERAL buildings in the children. They have not had Frantic officials and business national guard officers including his headquarters compoudn, government six weeks ... and the govern associates of the dying Somoza regime so...…
…Recession may threaten 'U' By ADRIENNE LYONS The possibility of a recession is a threat to the 9.3 per cent increase in funding the University is slated to receive from the state, a University official said yesterday. Meanwhile, University officials are feverishly working on a budget package for the new ap- propriations to present to the Board of Regents at the meeting on Thursday. UNIVERSITY VICE-PRESIDENT for State Relations Richard Kennedy...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor. Ml. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 45-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Anti-abortionists strive to rob women of reproductive freedom They call themselves Right-to- Lifers and they are pro-life from the moment of conception on. Among their ranks are organizations such as ...…
…WASH motorist more for drivers new fede improve The Er generally in the So tle diffe Nationa Retailers depender motorist the chang THE P margin o dependen The Michiaan Daily-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-Page 5 Midwest gas prices shouldrise INGTON (AP) - Many This also will help officials monitor s will pay up to three cents prices and enforce the new regulations. a gallon of gasoline but other F e rde al rules to boost profits SOME GASOLINE prices ...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'Wedding Band' By JOSHUA PECK defiantly, "we rise higher and grow- The theatre department's heretofore stronger than what pulls us down," laudable effort to build a viable black while Julia's leaning toward tired theatre program has, as of Friday mystical imagery reveals itself with night, been sullied and disgraced. By her haunted yowl, "I dreamed I saw the bringing Wedding Band, possibly the d...…
…Carter calls for (Continued from Page 1 to a sense of unity again." country on a consistent basis, and that's Carter spoke briefly, then answered the voice of the president of the United questions from delegates who had been States," Carter said, selected before the speech. Many questions dealt with the. THE AUDIENCE t president's voluntary wage and price appeared to be guidelines, which ask that workers set- impressed with the tough new tone ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 17, 1979-Page 9 Reporters MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (AP) - Fif- teen reporters donned red hard hats, radiation detection badges, and name tags yesterday to take part in the news media's first tour of Three Mile Island since an accident at the nuclear plant shook the world March 28. "We've been working ourselves up to a point where we thought it was timely to brief the news media," said Bob Arnold, vice-president of Gene...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 17, 1979--Page 11 FIRST BLACK IVY DIRECTOR 'M aide Harris selected Penn AD PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The University of Pennsylvania yesterday announced the appointment of Charles Harris of Michigan as the new athletic director, the youngest man and the first black ever to be named to the post at an Ivy League school. Harris, 29, served five years as assistant athletic director at Michigan. He will assume his new po...…
…Page 12-Tuesday. July 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily RYAN, CARLTON TO START AL seeking to break All-Star hex SEATTLE (AP)-Flame-throwing two outs of a record fifth in his last start mismarked," Ryan said flatly. "I don't baseman Frank White, bat 7-8 for Nolan Ryan of the California Angels last Friday night against the New York think they're mismarked, I know. AL followed by the pitcher's position will start for the American League Yankees. He fin...…
…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 44-S The 1\Ilc'higar aily Soturday, July 14, 1979 twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents 'U' MAY FACE BUDGET CUTS, TUITION HIKES Legislature OKs funding levels ..._.- a . From UPI and staff reports The state legislature approved a $146.37 million appropriation figure for the University yesterday, in a budget finalizing session before the lawmakers' summer recess. University executive officers will hammer out the budget ...…
…Page 2-Saturday, July 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily DEMANDS FREQUENT INSPECTIONS {Contin the aircraft req 1,500, and 3,00 airlines to put nell Douglas C Government allows DC-10s to fly again ued from Pageit regrettable and we at McDonnell Chicago crash. luired every 100, 300, 900, Douglas are happy to have our DC-10s An investigation of the Chicago crash The FAA also called for McDonnell 0 hours will encourage back where they belong - in the a...…
…S. Africans fined for 'illegal' employees JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) -Stiff new fines for employing "illegal" black workers went into effect yesterday in South Africa. Civil rights advocates warned the measure could cause unemployment and starvation, but some officials said effects would be less harsh. From now on, whites whose black employees do not have proper documents allowing them to be in white areas of the country will be liable fo...…
…Michigan baly Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 44-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Schools must deal with Black English U S. DISTRICT Court Judge Charles Joiner 0delivered a monumental decision Thur- sday when he ruled that Ann Arbor Public Schools must recognize the learning difficulties Black English poses to its speakers when taught...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 14, 1979-Page 5 Carter gears up for tomorrow's TV speech THURMONT, Md. (UPI) - President Carter stole away to another back porch summit with average citizens yesterday, pumping a West Virginia cattle farmer and his neigh- bors for ideas on what ails America in preparation for Sunday's address to the nation. Carter then sped back to Camp David by helicopter to brief selected jour- nalists on his secretive 10-d...…
…Page 6-Saturday, July 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily Candidates F lobby for u'ornen s support CINCINNATI (AP) - The National Women's Political Caucus is being courted at its convention by presiden- tial hopefuls, and the organization's chairwoman said yesterday that can- didates should realize "our support does not come easily" "For perhaps the first time in history, a conference of political women is being courted by quite a few candidates who a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sdturday, July 14, 1979-Page 7 Blumenthal: Tax cuts not needed From AP and PI speech tomorrow night. flation-inflation that is decimating the WASHINGTON - Although the In testimony to Congress yesterda. purchasing power of American con- ''onomy may be sliding into the administration officials also continued sumers, inhiting business invest- rcssn of 1979, the administration to focus blame for many of the nation's mnent, ...…
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…otc\irfipon Dnily-So.ui Jo! 14 19 9 PO)e9 threatens' to veto closed primary LANSI UPI -Gos Willias Milliken yesterday became the unlikely villain in the debate over whether to retain Michigan's presidential primary. Several senators-from both sides of the aisle, claimed Milliken deliberately has out the legislature in a box so that the primary will be repealed. Michigan's presidential primary does not meet new national Democratic Par- ty rul...…
…Page 10-Saturday, July 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily Fitzgerald collection a success THE PRICE WAS HIGH: The last un- collectedEStories of F. Scott Fitzgerald; edited by Matthew J. Bruccoli; Har- court Brace Janovich, New York and London; 784 pages; $19.95. By JOCKIIENDERSON The first time I noticed more about F. Scott Fitzgerald than his name on a reading list next to The Great Gatsby was on the front page of the New York Times Book Review, i...…
…P SPARKY HAPPY WITH VERDIC gwers gien From AP and UPI Reports responsibility of the home team," said NEW YORK-American League MacPhail. President Lee MacPhail ruled yester- '.t .a day the Chicago White Sox must forfeit "These people don't realze it takes Thursday night's second game of a only one injury to ruin a guy's career," double-header to the Detroit Tigers, said White Sox infielder Wayne Nor- only the fourth forfeit in AL history. dhage...…
…irday, July 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily Knights trial delayed as U.S. goes for gold By The Associated Press SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Bobby Knight won a delay in district court yesterday after his attorney suc- cessfully argued that trial and senten- cing could have an adverse effect on his American men's basketball team in their Pan American Games gold medal match. District Court Judge George Lopez Quinlan postponed until Aug. 22 the 38- year...…
…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 43-S YCtFriday, July 13, 1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents JUDGE RULES IN BLACK ENGLISH CASE Schools must consider dialect Landmark ruling says black dialect not 'barrier' By ELEONORA DILISCIA with UPI reports A federal judge ruled yesterday that the Ann Arbor school district must devise a plan to identify children who speak a black dialect and teach them standard English. Attorneys who brought suit on behalf o...…
…Page 2-Friday, July 13. 1979-The Michigan Daily Carter announces speech, leaves secretly WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter left Camp David unannounced late last night to seek advice from private citizens before an address to the nation Sunday that could be, for his political future, a make-or-break speech. In the address, Carter will outline new directions in domestic policy. THE WHITE HOUSE refused to say where Carter went, but ABC-TV repor...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 13, 1979-Page 3 Michigan colleges consider new regimes MTU names head Engineeringa ved as head HOUGHTON (UPI) - Michigan Departmentl Tecinological University's Board of A'nativeo Control yesterday named Dr. Dale joined the 1 Stein as the school's seventh president. faculty in 196' Stein, 42, succeeds Dr. Raymond of minera Smith, who is retiring after 15 years as engineering. the university's chief executive off...…
…Page 4-Friday, July 13, 1979-The Michigan Daily Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Moynard St. Ann Arbor Mi 48109 Vol LXXXIX, No. 43-S News Phone: 764 0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Skylab's lesson S KYLAB DISINTEGRATED in a splashy light show over Australia Wednesday, leaving a blemish on the United States space program which only scientists can erase. For it is up to them to benefit f...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 13, 1979-Page 5 House says burn PBB cattle LANSING (UPI) - The House voted yesterday to require that the state in- cinerate PBB-tainted cattle, which would end the Oscoda County burial operation that has angered residents of that northern lower Michigan com- munity. The bill, sent to the Senate on an 89-13 vote, also would allow the state Depar- tment of Natural Resources (DNR) to dispose of the cattle in some ...…
…Page 6-Friday, July 13, 1979-The Michigan Daily { A A r 1 1 w Consumptive lady, healthy 'Lady By JOSHUA PECK siderable extent alleviated these dif- every now and then. The opening num- In this area too, Simonds seems to have What can't sing very well, act very ficulties, and come up with a product ber, for instance, an ode to the cour- matured and wicked understatement is Wll, orremembersingveryes ite oery, amply endowed with humor suited to...…
