…Wednesday, August 4, 1976 THE MWCHIGAN DAILY Page I hret Postill, Minick lock up sheriff slots By LANI JORDAN Although the heavily publi- cized Washtenaw County sher- iff's race took several surprising turns last evening, with 76 per cent of the vote tallied lemo- cratic incumbent Fred Postill and Republica Tons Minick have emerged the victors. In the days prior to yester- day's election, Postill received a large arnount of publicity stemm...…
…One night at the donut shoppe... By KEN PARSIGIAN cream." she said, tight-lipped. "'Gainst rules," and JEFFREY SELBST We all offered Rich a look of sympathy as Phil K ..e. I the TUUE3 went with the palate-tickler. Then we hit upon the WE'D FINISE)D WORK for the night on the perfect idea. An absolute winner! paper and were sitting about trying to decide "MISS," SAID Rich, can you please give me a what to do next. We'd played all the games we SA...…
…Wednesday, August 4, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five Flood death toll could reach 200 (Oontinued from Page 2) AT A VACAN canyon with temperatures about ped to serve a 40 degrees. body count sto Searchers transported evacu- day, but worke ees to two makeshift landing Kibbey Funera pads for eight helicopters and received the b continued the gruesome task of were told to e hunting for bodies of flood vic- more. tims. A third helicopter land...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Six THE MfCHIGA~'4 DAILY JURY DELIBERATES FOURTH DAY: Harris trial judge assailed Wednesday, August 4, 1976 Oil millionaire charged in family shooting rampage LOS ANGELES (M-A jury completed a fourth day of delib- erations yesterday in the Wil- liam and Emily Harris trial as two women assailed by the trial judge in a controversial riling comolained of their treatment by the court. The seven-woman, five-ma...…
…Wednesday, August 4, 197!6 TH IHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednsda, Auust4, 976 HE ICHIAN AIL Weird Martian soil activity Strange illness still unidentified probably not PASADENA, Calif. (P)-Viking biologists believe there is "al- most zero" chance that strange soil activity being detected by the robot lander is due to Mar- tian life, a scientist said yes- terday. Most Viking biologists are now convinced that a chemical pro- cess triggered by...…
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…Wednesday, August 4' 9"76 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine W y s9et the Jobo ine CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY AD deadline is 12 noon the day before publication (4 p.m. Fri. for Sun.) including corrections and cancellations. The Daily isI not responsible for more than) one incorrect insertion of an ad. Advertisements may be removed from publication but will be billed according to original num- ber of days ordered. This policy is also applicabl...…
…Page Ten THE MICHiCAN DA~iY Wednesday, August 4, 1976 Page Ten TI-fE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 4, 1 97& Esch carries Republicans (Cotmeoed rrm Pate- t Esch arrised at 10:30 p.m., after spending the day in Wash- ington and the evening at the home of some friends. Today is Esch's birthday, and his staff greeted him with a large red, white, and hle laver cake with the frosted inscription "Happy Birthday Senator Esch." T I 0 U C H co-s...…
…vietnesiay, August 'u, 1 t abt-- Soviets stil upset about Olympics C O L L E G E P A R K, Md. - The translation was so m e t i m e s burdensome and sometimes unnecessary. It was obvious, however, that the Russians were upset about the recent Olympic Games in Mon- treal. At a news conference called yesterday to promote the 14th dual track meet between Soviet and United States athletes, little time was spent discuss- ing the upcoming clash at t...…
…f'g wleI'LMItIcNUSL Ve~ A.s .LAy,1 ^ut T' - Page T welve HE MINHL AN 3A11 W~ednesday, August 4,I V 16 Yank HR's clip Bird, 4-3 Gamble, White hit decisive drives flyThe stoeiad res N W YORK _ c rtGamble's tw-rIo htrnrr in the seventh innig gave the New York Yankees a 4-3 victory over Mark "The Bird" Fidyrch and the Detroit Tigers last night. Gamble connected off the young Detroit ace after Craig Nettles had opened the seventh with a sin...…
…Vote in Today's primary election Th Mihgn al Vol. LXXXVI. No. 59-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 3, 1976 1Oc Twelve Pages plus Supplement Flood survivors evacuated 77 deaths reported in Colorado disaster ILOVELAND, Colo. t - Taking advantage of a break in day- long rain and fog, officials said helicopter crews completed evac- uation yesterday night of survivors waiting to leave the flood- ravaged canyon in the Rocky Mountains whe...…
…1-090-Iw C " v W-" "" - Page Two MR."lk3^N U^ILT I ut:buuYr nuguziz :), 17 10 Constitutional change blasted in India w NEW DELHI, India (AP) - Charging that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is trying to make permanent her present authori- tarian rule, non-Communist op- position parties are mounting a last-ditch campaign to block her plans to amend the Indian constitution. But with the government en- joying a two-thirds majority in both houses...…
… Tuesday, August :3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thiree Baysinger sues Postill for assault By LANI JORDAN In what has been termed a political move to thwart Sheriff Fred Postill's re- election bid in today's primary election, deputy Basil Baysinger yesterday filed a $S0,000 lawsuit against Postill and jail administrator Frank Donley to re- cover damages he claims to have re- ceived during a brawl at a Chelsea wed- ding reception July 11. ...…
… The Michigan Daily Edite -ind rnanaged by Students at the , University of Michigan<.i .:..:... TI sday, August 3, 1976 ui FP , A dews Phone: 764-0552 Remenher: Vote today. THE DAILY UPOES the voters to take time out and particip.t e in todav' primary election. This year. tbo primary will afford voters the oppor- tunity to cast bln s in several races - races that have an effect on boti -tate and local levels. While all Michi- ganders today rc...…
…Tuesday; August 3, 1976 ME MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five TuesayAugst 3 196 UE MIHIGN DILY ageFiv New quake may strike in Peking TOKYO (M--Chinese authori- ties fear that an expected new earthquake will strike closer to Peking-and possibly with even greater force-than the devas- tating t r e m or s that rocked northwest China last week, for- eigners evacuated from the Chi- nese capital said yesterday. Hundreds of members of Pe- king's diplomat...…
…Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 3, 1976 Reagan snatches Ford delegates WASHINGTON oAt--Ronald Reagan's campaign manager said yesterday that four Pennsylvanians, influenced by selection of their state's junior senator as Reagan's running mate, have been plucked by Reagan from the Ford campaign's count of delegates favoring the President. It was the first announced move of any delegates to Reagan in the wake of his surprise announ...…
…Tuesda, %Augut ",0- 9 lb L1IL I1V11 /"ilAt ikLMi'ILTN ruy rlver Tuesday, August 3, 1976 THE MIC;HIUAN DAILY voge seven Mysterious 'flu' kills 15 at Philadelphia convention HARRISBURG, Pa. .1P)-An unknown disease with symptoms resmebling flu has killed at least 15 persons who attended a state American Legion convention in Philadelphia late last month, state and legion officials said yesterday. At least 50 other persons were hospitalized, ...…
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…Tuesday, August 3, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine' Gl- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING4 POLICYr AD deadline is 12 noon the day before publication (4 p. Fri. for Sun.) Including correctiono and canoellatins. The Daily is noat responsible for more, then one Incorrect Insertion of an ad. Advertisements may be removedI from publication but- wiii beI billed according to originai acm-I bee of days ordered. Thia poiiryI Is aiso appiicabie to ada re...…
…%age I en THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 3, 1976. ~oge len THE MfCH*GAN IMILY Tuesday, Au9ust 3, 1 ~76 Convicted man takes cyanide PONTIAC, Mich. (UII)-Oak- land County millionaire Jack Rose died by his own hand rather than go to jail for the rest of his life. Rose, 46, tossed two cyanide pills into his mouth in a crowd- ed Oakland County courtroom Friday while his mother, girl friend and an aunt looked on. Rose never regained conscio...…
…P- i @S V. UEIUS r . ucZJJy, r A yuaa ~9,0 . . yr I MSU paper attacks Hayes By AP andUPI COLUMBUS, OHIO - Ohio State Athletic Director Ed Weaver said yesterday he had "no knowledge" of allegations by the Michigan -State Univer- sity student newspaper that two men were paid to transport prospective football player to the Ohio campus. The paper, called the State News, said it learned from a source "close to the OSU grid scene for several ye...…
…rage twelve ~'i 1hz MkllJIlbAN L) % AITusaAg t3,197 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 3, 1976 Hosward D a s i s,. 20-year-old lightsweight boxing gold me- dalist is welcomed home by young admirers in Glen Cove, N.Y. Davis dedicated his me- dal to 'my mother, my father, my country." His mother died while be swas at the Games in Montreal last wveek and he planned to visit her grave. ALEXANDER MISSES NO-HITTER Yanks shu1toult Ti...…
…The Michigan'Daily Vol, LXXXV, No. 67-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 20, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Cause of respira tory attacks traced to drug. tested at 'U' lab By DAVID WHITING ~. A federal medical official stated yesterday that a - drug used to suppress breathing may be responsible for 6 the mysterious rise in the number of respiratory arrests .s"*~ ~at the Veteran's Hospital here. - - At the same time, hospital officials halted...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAIL%, Wednesday, August 20, 1975 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAIL~S Wednesday, August 20, 1975 r v In the news National SAN FRANCISCO-A judge ordered striking police officers to return to work yesterday as Mayor Jo- seph Alioto threatened to fire any police who stayed off the job. The walkout over a pay dispute severely curtailed police protection in this city of 677,000, al- though no major upsurge in crime was reported. ...…
…THE MICHIGAI I DAILY Wed nesday, August 20, 1975 ' ?fit .:. 3 ?" Page Three TH -.HG( AIYPg he Amusement may open By ELAINE FLETCHER boost employme Plans for an amusement park, government revi so large that it could pack in research into the football stadium sized crowds, a par kon neighbi will go before the Pittsfield area planning, ut Township planning commission systems is n eE Thursday for a preliminary Reader. hearing, according to To...…
…RACISM, SEXISM STILL KICKING Southern discomfort: The Little By VINCENT BADIA WITHI ITS acquittal of Joan Little, the State of North Carolina failed to please t h e white prison guards who have been raping black women in- mates for fifteen generations. Television reports sensation- alized the trial, concentrating on the hanging bra and negligee, neglecting thebtruean: :deep- rooted racism, sexism, and white male supremacy, abuse of prisoners,...…
…Wednesday, August 20, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Wednesday, August 20, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Airline agency ups fares Labor department to hold affirmative action hearings (Continued from Page 4) for a one way trip between Los Angeles and San Francisco. If PSA had followed the pricing formula of the Civil Aeronautic- Board, the ticket would cost about $40. A DRAFT STUDY of CAB reg- ulation by the Senate Subcom- mittee o...…
…Page Sio K THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 20, 1975 Page Si, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 20, 1975 * Kees youfres oz botlel OUR EG.$1.2 9 9 Auo SuplyDep 1-STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY PRICES GOOD THRU SAT- AUGUST 23, 191 QUARTERED PORK LOI S ASSORTED CHOPS $ a 9-11 CHOPS PER P1(G.1 2o (All CENTERS INCLUDED) lb, s w _t w 'l Mww t M h } ' J..t rat -?/ .w ::-/ ; , = .; *pUcss _,. M !^'" i : ., . . ...- . y D...…
…Wednesday, August 20, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday AugustT0,r975/TE MICHIGn rrTDAILY - \ " r7 ir By TIM SCHICK tinctive taste" than the other Almost everyone has been in two competitors. What this bur- a fast food eatery at one time ger needs, the panel added, is or another. But despite the ex- softer bun. istence of three such establish-sotrbn ments a short distance from A toss up was declared be- each other, no effort has...…
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…Wednesday, August 20, 1 975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Wednesday, August 20, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine California softens laws forbidding marijuana SACRAMENTO (UPI) - More than a half million persons have been arrested for marijuana possession in Caliofrnia in the 10 years since the first big na- tional whiff of pot billowed out of San Francisco's Haight Ash- bury district. Now, joining a handful of other states, California is so...…
…Rage Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 24, 1 975 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 20, 1 ~75 DOWNTOWN AREA City restoration: Little work Continued from age 3) a go to encourage downtown "Right now, we're working a dollar commitment by the city things would be for the eight- hour-a-day worker to park in the top floors of the parking structures, and leave the first floor available to the shopper. As it stands now, the fi...…
…Wednesday, August 24, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven irdon assumes Astro helm By The Associated Press ardson, who had been Hous- games and get some idea of negotiating with the Astros to things we can do that will HOUSTON - Bill Virdon, ton's general manager for eight what we have." become their general manager. help right away." fired as manager o fthe New years. Smith, who was still with the Virdon, 44, assumed his Virdon played 11 y...…
…Page ( welve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 20, 19" Page iweive THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Wednesday, August 20, 1 9~ SPORTS OF THE DAILY Amaya stuns ex-NCAA By The Associated Press Chico and Susan Hagey of La Jolla, Cal., survived Louis Cardinals o SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. - Vic Amaya, No. 1 singles challenges to reach the men's and women's quarter- club with unfair l for the University of Michigan, scored the first upset final rounds in the Penn...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 66-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 19, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages RESPIRATORY ATTACKS INCREASE FBI begins By DAVID WHITING The FBI revealed yesterday it has started an investi- gation concerning a mysterious rise in the number of respiratory arrests at the Veterans Administration Hospital here. At the same time hospital Administrator Arnold Mouish announced that the institution was limiting admissions...…
…Pone Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tesday, August 19, 1975 In the news today... International VIENNA Austria-Financial experts of the Organ- ization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) opened a week-long meeting yesterday to consider whether to recommend another hike in the price of oil, which has quadrupled since January, 19731 Oil ministers of the 13 OPEC countries, which con- trol 85 per cent of oil in world trade, will meet Sept. 24 to d...…
…I uesday, August 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Busing verdict face endess legal battles By DAVID BLOMQUIST prepare a new integration proposal emphasizing Special To The Datly redesigned attendance z o n e s and specialized DETROIT-The legal battle over charges of "magnet" curriculum programs rather than ex- racial discrimination in the Detroit public school tensive cross-city movement of children which system entered its sixth year...…
…Ford sales crashing in Argentina By PAUL HEATH HOEFFEL THE WORLD recession of 1975 is hit- ting Argentina's powerful automotive industry, threatening new layoffs and increased labor strife. The industry, which accounts for 10 percent of Argentina's gross national pro- duct, faces three problems: staggering car price increases (500 per cent in the last year alone) that have wiped out its domestic market, plummeting ex- ports and growing labor ...…
…Tuesday, August 19, 197/5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Downtown stores Army confirms it used LSD to study survive Briarwood interrogation endurance of prisoners (Continued from Page 3) feature helps the downtown compete effectively with Brar- wood. Assistant City Planning Direc- tor Joe Monroe agrees that fears the downtown area was declining were unfounded. "WHEN WE talked to people about the decline of downtown we did so on the premise t...…
…Page ix THE MICHIGAN DAILUY Tuesday, August 19, 1975 NAACP MAY APPEAL Legal battles foreseen over bus ruling (Continued from Page 3) "The Constitution does not require an inflexible approach to desegregation," DeMascio s a i d. "Desegregation requires only that black students be rep- resented in significant propor- tions throughout the school dis- trict by the elimination of identifiablywhite schools. There is no longer a denial of the ri...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 66-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 19, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages RESPIRATORY ATTACKS INCREASE FBIbegins By DAVID WHITING The FBI revealed yesterday it has started an investi- gation concerning a mysterious rise in the number of respiratory arrests at the Veterans Administration Hospital here. At the same time hospital Administrator Arnold Mouish announced that the institution was limiting admissions ...…
…Poge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday; August 19, 1975- In the news today ... International VIENNA, Austria-Financial experts of the Organ- ization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) opened a week-long meeting yesterday to consider whether to recommend another hik'e in the price of oil, which has quadrupled since January, 19731 Oil ministers of the .13 OPEC countries, which con- trol 85 per cent of oil in world trade, will meet Sept. 24...…
…Tuesday, August 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Busing verdict ace endless legalbattles By DAVID BLOMQUIST prepare a new integration proposal emphasizing Special To The Daily redesigned attendance z o n e s and specialized DETROIT-The legal battle over charges of "magnet" curriculum programs rather than ex- racial discrimination in the Detroit public school tensive cross-city movement of children, which system entered its sixth year ...…
…Ford sal es crashing in Argentina By PAUL HEATH HOEFFEL SJHE WORLD recession of 1975 is hit- ting Argentina's powerful automotive industry, threatening new layoffs and increased labor strife. The industry, which accounts for 10 percent of Argentina's gross national pro- duct, faces three problems: staggering car price increases (500 per cent in the last year alone) that have wiped out its domestic market, plummeting ex- ports and growing labo...…
…Tuesday, August 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Downtown stores Army confirms it used LSD to study survive Briarwood (Continued from Page 3) feature helps the downtown compete effectively with Brar- wood. Assistant City Planning Direc- tor Joe Monroe agrees that fears the downtown area was declining were unfounded. "WHEN WE talked to people about the decline of downtown we did so on the premise that there was a decline," Monroe says...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesdoy, August 19, 1975 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAlUt Tuesday, August 19, 1975 NAACP MAY APPEAL Legal battles foreseen over bu (Continued from Page 3) "The decree mu s t consider "The Constitution does not the overriding community con- require an inflexible approach cern for the quality of educa- to desegregation," DeMascio tional services available in the s a i d. "Desegregation requires school district," he ex...…
…Tuesday, August 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Tuesday, August 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Philadelphia oil fire" nearly extinguished P H I L AD E L P H I A (M fic from Sunday until late - Two Gulf Oil Co. employes terday afternoon. pushed a rowboat through a THE EFFORT to shut off four-foot deep mire of hot crude naptha valve, spewing bete oil, foam and water yesterday 500 and 600 gallons of vol to shut a valve on a nap...…
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