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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 13, 1980-Page 5 IT'S - WELL - DULL Convention hoopla vanishes By TOM MIRGA Special to The Daily NEW YORK - "Everybody came here to see some blood spilled. But now that the 'open convention' proposal has been shot down and Kennedy has said he won't go for the nomination, there's no excitement left." That was the proclamation yesterday of Hank Lacayo of Southfield, Mich., a delegate to the Democratic Nation...…

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…Owner of Tice's may not reopen after fire The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 13, 1980-Page 7 By JOYCE FRIEDEN building - the loss was "superficial, just the building's con- Bill Tice, owner of Tice's grocery store which was gutted tents," he said. by a fire last Friday night, said yesterday he is not sure However, there was evidence of smoke damage to. the whether he will rebuild the business. building's interior as Tice and other employees...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, August 13, 1980-The Michigan Daily 6 6 orj the sa gui col ab pu He the ca de tha to Hello Guinness The Guinness Book of World Records can chock up another contribution for County Park to stack up 43 picnic tables pyramid-style, to beat the old record next year's edition. Pranksters took advantage of Muskegon's Twin Lake of 36. Their feat was acknowledged in an apologetic letter to park officials. MOVE IN SUPPOR T OF SIMIL...…

…Scientist responsible for faulty cloning suspended LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP) - A scientist who mistakenly cloned the wrong virus was temporarily suspended from his job, and locks were changed and guards posted at his laboratory after someone stole a bottle of dangerous rabies vac- cine virus, university officials said yesterday. The scientist, Dr. Samuel Ian Ken- nedy, a researcher in recombinant DNA cloning at the University of California at San ...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, August 13, 1980-The Michigan Daily I 96. ZWQ - -iN):iG~ 5t LOST AND FOUND Missing since August 9, Packard-E. Univ. area: Large, dark sealpoint Siamese cat; neutered male, wearing two collars. Reward. 994-0142. 32A816 UM Campus rental house for sale. Parents: buy for son or daughter tenant/landlord. Great experience, appreciation, equity build-up. Call or have your parentscall! 995-5454. 261816 BARGAINS-Brand new wicker, li...…

…Texas governor expands list of disabled counties CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) - Gov. Bill Clements completed a two- day helicopter tour of South Texas yesterday and expanded his disaster declaration to include nine counties raked by Hurricane Allen's winds, torrential rains and near-record tides. Clements said, however, that "although we suffered significant damage, it was nowhere as extensive as we thought it would be." "I'M EXTREMELY surprise...…

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…The Michigan Daily VIl v kN CD C Ann Arbor, Michigan- -Tuesday, August 12, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages arter's nomnation Kssuedas Kennedy Touche! A Two knights demonstrate medieval jousting techniques Sunday on the lawn of the School of Music on north campus as part of the Medieval Festival. The combatants are wearing protective helmets and padding and are using swords made of a lightweight wood. " Striking bus workers to return to job...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, August 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Mysterious priest leaves fortune in coins ~ 0 -u Y 4 uponh1 JEROME, Ariz. (AP) - Outside the door of the Holy Family Catholic Chur- ch in this ghost town-turned-artists' colony, the sign on the small black box read, "Tourists: 10 cents." Few people paid any attention to the clink of the coins - or to the money donated by parish members - until June 8, 1979. ON THAT .DAY, four men gathered ou...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 12, 1980-Page 3 ***********_.. Convention Reports . ALLEGEDLY LOCK OUT OPEN CONVENTION ADVOCATES Carter campaigners blasted By TOM MIRGA special to The Daily NEW YORK - The Carter campaign tried to "lock out" representatives from the open convention com- mittee from speaking before key delegation caucuses, spokespersons from the Committee to Con- tinue the Open Convention alleged yesterday. A Carter campaign...…

…Page 4-Tuesdav: August 12: 1980-The Mrchinan Dbilv Employees urge boycott of Wordprocessors atthe Uieriy o ihg Carter's naivete P RESIDENT CARTER has once again demon- strated his naivete in the arena of foreign af- fairs by approving a new strategy for nuclear war -one that gives priority to attacking military targets in the Soviet Union rather than to destroying cities and industrial complexes. Carter's contention that the best way to prev...…

…0 Energy Plus +efficient heating and cooling "A SUMMER 'AIR CONDITIONER THAT CUTS WINTER FUE BILLS?" :{ "The energy-efficient electric heat pump is engineered to keep you cool in summer, keeps you warm in winter. It saves energy and cuts fuel coatstoo. "As an air conditioner, the heat X pump cools your home at low operating cost"' "Electricity can keep you com- fortable all year because there's plenty available in Southeastern ay Michigan. T...…

…Page 6-Tuesday, August 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Signatures sufficient to put tax proposals on state ballot I E I I I 6 LANSING (UPI) - The Board of State Canvassers ruled yesterday enough signatures were gathered to place the rival Tisch tax cut and Smith- Bullard tax shift plans on the fall ballot, although legal questions hover over both proposals. Before voting on the signatures, the four-member, bipartisan board for- mally asked Atto...…

…On the Old West Side, the Party is over By STEVE HOOK "It was the longest running party in Ann Arbor," Ned Duke sighed from the deserted interior of Mr. Floods Party (122 W. Liberty). Duke, who owns the defunct night- club, as well as Leopold Bloom's and The Gallery next door (a restaurant and a lounge which have also closed), expresses little bitterness about what he was forced to do when the debts became unmanageable earlier this month. "We ...…

…Page 8-Tuesday,:Augvst 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily ....... ...,. .........v ............ ....................................:................. r................ ..^:"}}........................:.v.:v. " " n . A r t s.. .. ..v:yt:w:3-: ~}..;: }:$.......4'v ,.4"t}. ,v A mlystifying'ne tet 0 By ANNE GADON Whether in paperback, on film, or on- the stage, mystery thrillers are one of the most successful audience pleasers around. The Mousetrap, by...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 12, 1980-Page 9 Federal judge appointed as special counsel Getting skunked' in Ohio People's Republic of China Ambassador Chai Zemin is hugged by a six-foot skunk upon entering the Natural Resource area at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus yesterday. The ambassador, along with other members of the Chinese delegation, was at the fair for the opening of the Hubei Province (Republic of China) trade exhibition, th...…

…Page 10-Tuesday. August 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily STORM LEAVES WIDESPREAD FLOODING IN TEXAS Allen limps out of U.S. 0 FromUPland.AP HARLINGEN, Texas - The remnan- ts of Hurricane Allen, once described as the second largest Atlantic hurricane of the century, dealt Texas a parting blow with widespread flooding yesterday and dissolved into a soggy mess over Mexico. There were only three known Texas fatalities in the hurricane. Early hurricane...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 12, 1980-Page 11 Former tax official arrested in murder of political rival TOCCOA, Ga. (AP) - A former tax commissioner is charged with hiring a "trigger man" to kill the woman who succeeded him in office just days before the two were to meet in an election. Despite her death, the suspect finished second to a late entrant and faces a runoff. It's the most sensational murder case anyone can remember in this n...…

…Page 12-Tuesday; August 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily 4 .' .'ii ii LOS~T AN.^F UND Missing since August 9. Packard-E.eUniv. area: Large, dark sealpoint Siamese cat: nentered male, wearing two collars. Reward. 994-0142. 32A816 UM Campus rental house for sale. Parents: buy for son or daughter tenant/landlord. Great experience, appreciation, equity build-up. Call or have your parents call! 995-5454. 261816e BARGAINS-Brand new wicker, light brown...…

…The Michigan Oaily-Tuesday, August 12, 1980--Page 13 Pentagon: T increased ri from radiati for Japan. vi Your apartment cramped? Read the Daily Classifieds for the latest 'For Rent' info. Daily Classifieds (Continued from Page 12) HELP WANTED Two service station attendants. Days. evenings, weekends 668-9432 29H814 Experienced graphic design artist to design flyers. 995-3276 cHtc BABYSITTING needed, my home. Buro's Park 15 hours/week. Semi-fle...…

…Page 14-Tuesday, August 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Only PBS expands TV captionng for deaf viewers WASHINGTON (AP) - Six months after its inception, the federally suppor- ted effort to enhance television's value to the deaf has prompted more than 24,000 people to buy the $250 decoders needed to-display otherwise invisible captions on selected shows.. But only the Public Broadcasting Service is expanding its number of such programs, and, among...…

…The Sporting-Views Welterweight summer.. .. ... Hearns is best By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE In the world of boxing, this has been the summer of the welterweights. Back on June 20, it was WBC champ Sugar Ray Leonard putting his title on the line against the man with "fists of stone," Roberto Duran. That fight at- tracted more attention than any other since the Muhammad Ali era. In a close fight that lasted the full 15 rounds, it was Duran who left th1 O...…

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…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 57-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 9, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen. Pages 'U Athletic Dept. faces probe on sex bias charges Boarding up AP Poto Hector Salinas. left, and Joe Anzaldua, both of Harlingen, Texas, board up their storefront yesterday afternoon in preparation for the expec- ted arrival of Hurricane Allen, billed as one of the century's meanest storms. See story, Page 14. j Tice 's grocery gu t...…

…Page 2-Saturday, August 9, 1480-The Michigan Daily Document tells of nurse's * *" involvement in mercy killing BROCKTON, Mass. (AP) - A prac- - a cancer that spread to the lungs and tical nurse told investigators looking in- bones. to the possible mercy killing of a 51- No autopsy was performed and year-old cancer patient that she just Leanues was buried in St. Joseph, wanted to stop the woman's suffering, Cemetery in Taunton. according to hos...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 9, 1980-Page 3 academic aid plan scrapped' By ALAN FANGER remedial reading, remedial writing, The University Athletic Department academic writing, power learning, time has abandoned consideration of a management, and reading strategies. proposal that would have provided Incoming freshmen players would have "comprehensive academic support" been required to participate in the frthe Michigan football team begi...…

…Page 4-Saturday, August 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily I The pain of free speech SOMETIMES - no, make that often - freedom of speech hurts. Although many may not like it, the privilege to speak freely must be granted to all - including neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klansmen, and pro-Khomeini Iranians. The pain is obvious. The American Civil Liber- ties Union - which last year defended the rights of Nazis to march through predominately Jewish qknkie_ IMinn...…

…Kennedy exerts last effort in Manhattan NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. Edward Kennedy campaigned in midtown Manhattan yesterday in a last - and apparently lost - effort to break President Carter's grip on a renominating majority at the Democratic National Convention. An Associated Press survey of delegates to the convention that opens on Monday showed Carterin command of the votes to win a key opening test on rules. AT A STREET rally just off Park Aven...…

…Page 6-Saturday, August 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily Qllnzrcb Wlungihit *rucen NEWPORT FELLOWSHIP (Free Methodist Church) 1951 Newport Road-665-6100 Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Worship-11:0a.m. (Nursery and Children's Worship). Evening Worship-6:00 p.m. Robert Henning, Pastor, 663-9526 CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY Huron Valley Mission 809 Henry St. 668-6113 Sunday Service-2:30 p.m. Rev. Marian K. Kuhns * * * CAMPUS CHAPEL 1236 Washtenaw Ave. Fellowship Su...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 9, 1980-Page 7 JOLNS EX-NAZI FOR CONGRESSIONAL BID Mental patient victor in primary DETROIT (UPI) - Republicans saddled with a former Nazi as their congressional nominee in one suburban Detroit district were shocked yesterday to learn the party candidate in another congressional race is a mental patient. Neither is given the slightest chance to win in November but state GOP leaders aren't happy with the res...…

…Page 8-Saturday, August 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily AMERICANS GOING BROKE AT RECORD PACE Bankruptcies run rampant 0 By The AssociatedPress Americans by the thousands are seeking legal relief from their debts, as inflation and recession make it harder to pay the bills and a new law makes it less painful to go bankrupt. The record for bankruptcy filings by individuals - 224,354 - was set in the year that ended June 30, 1975, and it looks like t...…

…The Michigan Ddily-Saturday, August 9, 1980--Paoge 9 Art s Pop! goes the Commander Nervus Rex Nervus Rex DreamlandDL-1-5 002 By MARK DIGHTON Who says that power pop is dead? If it is, no one told the Commander. Mike "Commander" Chapman (who brought you such modern wonders as Suzi Quatro, Sweet, and Blondie) baas just undertaken a one-man crusade to put pop music back where it belongs-in our hearts and on our radios. As part of that struggle,...…

…Page 10 Saturday, August 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily Iranians march in Washington for second day 4 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hundreds of chanting Iranian students, with orders' from home to take to the streets, paraded through the heart of the nation's capital for the second day in a row yesterday under heavy police guard. Earlier, Tehran Radio had broadcast orders to Iranians in the United States, Canada and Western Europe to turn out over the week...…

…Israeli letter on Jerusalem displeases Egypt CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - Egypt received a crucial letter from Israel on the Jerusalem crisis yesterday but a high-ranking official indicated that he was not happy with its contents and that the Palestinian autonomy talks would not immediately resume. - The 15-page letter from Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was delivered to Vice President Hosni Mobarak by Israeli...…

…Page 12-Saturday, August 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily q A ii1I i FORRRENTE Stereo equipment-Dynaco stereo 120, $99; Pat-4 SUMMER STORAGE-clean, private anile from stereo pro-amp, $09; FM toner, $199; 2 AR o $14/month 1 mile from U-M football stadium. Stow speakers,$99. Call769-2645. e0B809 Away Self-Storage.769-0119. cC816 UM Campus rental house for sale. Parents: buy for Fall Lease: Spacious two bedroom apartment in son or daughter tenant/la...…

…DaHWASHINGTON (UPI) - President THE PREDOMINANTLY black V atrCarter signed an executie order audience applauded Maya' words: CICS if ~ d5yesterday to speed the involvement of "He's been a friend to the black people. black colleges and universities in It is my considered judgment that he's travagant praise from an 85-year-old United States than any president in the blackeducator. history of the United States and that in- PERS NA LAt a ceremony ...…

…Page 14-Saturday, August 9, 1980-T Texans evacuate as Allen approaches mainland BROWNSVILLE, Texas (UPI) - Hurrican Allen, a monster storm that "fills up the Gulf of Mexico," boiled toward the Texas-Mexico coastline yesterday with an awesome fury that was expected to grow. Thousands of Texans boarded up their property on the coastal barrier islands and fled inland. Allen, slowly regaining lost strength, pulled loose from the Yucatan penin- sul...…

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…Page 16-Saturday, August 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily Sports Morgan up by one Nick laus closing in after second round 0 4 ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - Gil Morgan slogged through a late-afternoon rain shower to a round of par 70 and sole control of the second-round lead yesterday in the 62nd PGA national championship. Morgan, a non-practicing optometrist and winner of four titles in seven years of Tour activity, compiled a 36-hole total of 138, two ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, no. 56-S -Friday, August 8, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Hurricane Ailen heads for Gulf Coast From UPI and AP MERIDA, Mexico - Mighty hurricane Allen, its highest winds in- creased to an awesome 185 mph, swer- ved away from the plush resort towns of the Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula yesterday and headed on a course that could bring it to the mainland by the weekend. Mount St. Helens erupted for the fifth time ye...…

…v Page 2-Friday. August 8, 1980-The Michigan Daily Four 'U' economists predict recession to abate by start of '81 4 By United Press International The recession now gripping the nation should not extend beyond year's end, University researchers say, but the expected recovery should be slow and jobless rates will remain high. The economic forecast to be issued today -.updating one originally made last November - assumes monetary policy will r...…

…STATE MAYAI fire si By ELAINE RIDEOUT Mayor Louis Belcher - urged Milliken ad- ministration officials yesterday to retain subsidies for fire service to Ann Arbor's state-owned buildings - specifically University structures. Belcher, along with mayors from several other Michigan college towns, met with Lt. Gov. James Brickley to discuss the state funding. UNDER A PROGRAM set up in 1977, the state pays a total of $3 million to 50 communities for...…

…Pnnaa4-Fridav. Auaust 8. 1980-The Michiaon Daily Bitter convention could help elect Reagan D irge for the Marc hing Band WITH THEIR majestic uniforms, strutting drum majors, high-step marching, and in- valuable contribution to Michigan spirit, the Michigan Marching Band is an institution at the University. Whether it is the pre-game march from Revelli Hall across the railroad tracks to the stadium, or a performance before millions at the Rep...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 8, 1980-Page 5 Taubman Medical Library opens t to serve med students, oth By SUSAN McCREIGHT corporates study areas in perimeter years. But, said Head Librarian Evelyn The University's Alfred Taubman seating around the stacks, with a total Wulf, "No one knows what will happen Medical Library opened on July 21 to seating capacity of 966 people - four to.. . microfiche and microfilm - and, offer instructional...…

…Page 6-Friday, August 8, 1980-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN SENATOR CRITICAL OF PRESIDENT 0 LAN Riegle Presid import its car him ei this fal Mich Capitol firmly Democ but reit vention HEF Carter may lose state-Riegle SING (UPI) - Sen. Donald Republican Ronald Reagan "inspiring" year - $10 billion in foreign exchange Ronald Reagan's advantage." (D-Flint), said yesterday that and said he will concentrate his efforts and $10 billion in reduced r...…

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…Page 8-Friday, August 8, 1980-The Michigan Daily AIDES DRAFT ACCEPTANCE SPEECH Kennedy gears up for convention I WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Edward: Kennedy has told his speech writers to' draft an acceptance speech for next week's Democratic National Conven- tion, despite President Carter's huge lead in delegates, sources said yester-, day. Insisting that Kennedy still has a chance to take the nomination away from the president, one source said,...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 8, 1980-:-Page 9 PLUNGES INTO ATLANTIC 300 FEET SHORT OF RUNWAY Romanian jetliner crashes From AP and UPI NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania -A Romanian Tarom jetliner carrying 172 persons crashed on landing' yesterday at Nouadhibou in Mauritania, plunging in- to the Atlantic only 300 yards short of the airport runway, officials said. Casualty reports conflicted. Radio Mauritania reported that by evening, two bodies had ...…

…Page 10-Friday, August 8, 1980--The Michigan Daily STUDYDOUBTS DETERRENT EFFECTS Executions may cause murders 4 BOSTON (AP) - Rather than deter crime, highly publicized executions may actually provoke two or three killings that never would have oc- curred, two researchers report in a sociological study. The study, to be published in October in "The Journal of Crime and Delinquency," appears to discredit the contention of death penalty propon...…