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…Page 8-Wednesday, September 21, 1977-The Michigan Daily TEAM TRAINING AT CRISLER: Pistons goal: unity and NBA title By DON MACLACHLAN The mystery of the Detroit Pistons continues. Can this talented basket- ball team put it all together and throw asi4e its personality clashes? Will Coach Herb Brown continue to squabble with his unhappy guards? The answers won't be revealed until the opening of the season October 18 in Detroit, but last year's...…

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…Page 8-Sunday, September 25, 1977-The Michigan Daily Michael Cooney sings at Ark (Continued from Page S) Detroit poeple make the cars/Miami takes a vacation We get those big potatoes from Boise, Idaho But what do they make in Washington? What is it that they grow?" While performing a number of West- ern songs, Cooney stated, "Some cowboy songs have antecedents as sail- ing songs." Bury Me Now on the Lone Prairie is one example of this folk p...…

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…'YLIZED PROTECTION headgear: However, Michigan is not the-only said. ill school with the wing-type helmet. The unique des Presently two other colleges, Adrian of ex-Michigan f he and the University of Delaware sport Crisler. li- the same kind of headgear. Coming to Ann re Adrian, located 35 miles southeast ton, Crisler wan ig of Ann Arbor wore a gold helmet with Wolverines' plai ne a black "A" until two years ago. "dress it up a littl Athleti...…

…HEMING WA Y ENJO YS RADIO WORK Press box life Z rnaoo UI. Ui KDALMBACDH..E om aemingway Dr. David Noel Freedman - Director, Program on Studies in Religion * Professor of Biblical Studies -X* int an illustrated lecture on: he Tablets and Their Significance * (New Archeologlcal Discoveries from Syria) . EPT. 30, 1977 2 p.m. Aud. 4 MLB * -X. By DON MacLACHLAN Ever wonder what it would be like to watch a football game from the 45 yard line in t...…

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… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 9, 1977-Page 9 Ami reported in a coma NAIROBI, Kenya (AP - Idi Amin, self-proclaimed president-for-life of Uganda, was reported "in a coma" in a Kampala hospital yesterday after un- dergoing surgery for an undisclosed ail- ment. "We believe he'll pull out of it," said Robert Astles,,British-born confidant to the 51-year-old military strong man. But atother aide said later: "The presi- dent is in so-t of ...…

…The M irhigan aiy .Saturday, September 10, 1977-Page 9 Beame, THE ANN AR CHURCH BOF COMMUNITY WELCOMES YOU 1 f' . . . / J \ / , 1 / ,' A r , /, _ ;I , , ; , 1 '', ;' I ,; '. ' F ' l i i j s si -:. _ , t_ s ' j}{' t , 3i ii 7! i t r I __. / x\11 ] . . __ ; _. - . \ -- . ,., ,_ ,,1 - - _ " -_ ' \ ~ inl N.Y.C. p. : i u " a f'f-f/' -NAT s I Abzug lose TO U of M T I m CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (United Church of Christ) 2145 Indepen...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 11, 1977-Page 9 HflI STATESUE HSMAi MSUsqueaks by Purdue MICHIGAN STATE HALFBACK Leroy McGee (22) follows his blockers to pick 14 yards early in yesterday's season opener against Purdue. Gains such as thi enabled the Spartans to defeat the Boilermakers 19-14. CONNERS, VILAS ADVANCE Ever triumphs FOREST HILLS, N.Y. - Chris Evert, hitting her groundstrokes from the baseline with machine-like preci- sion,...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 14, 1977-Page 9 SPOR TS OF THE DAILY: x, Houston routs Reds 40 By The Associated Press CINCINNATI - Cesar Cedeno hit a home run, a triple and two singles and drove in three runs and Bob Watson slammed a three-run homer to power the Houston Astros to a 13-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds last night. THE VICTORY gave Houston a sweep of a two-game series as the Astros moved to within 21/2 games of th...…

… ii Down to the'wire By Don Macachlan Bo speaks out .. . ...calls for impr4 , SCHEMBECHLER sat over his lunch yesterday and fired answers back to writers at his weekly press "LEACH EXCELLED at the option nference. He replied to every question in between bites and "He knows as much about that offens sed in a few comical incidents along the way. But the Michigan coach wasn't joking about one item- ing is alright too. But we gotta get mo s team ...…

…., OGLIVIE LEADS THE WAY: Tigers win, 5-3 By PAUL CAMPBELL- - Special to The Daily, CLEVELAND -- Jason Thompson knocked in his 166th run of the season and Bob Sykes and Bruce Taylor ombined to hold Cleveland scoreless over the last seven innings as Detroit clipped the Indians 5-3 last night in the first game of a twi-night double- header. Tim Corcoran's two-run double in the second, drove in Jason Thompson and Ben Oglivie staking the Tigers...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 16, 1977-Page 9 -,Earth' Moon -- -- -- - - - \th x /, This diagram depicts L-4 and L-5 two points in space where gravity is at an equilibrium. Members of the L-5 Society are advocating construction of future space colonies and indus- try on the sites. A 'weightless' topic: Colones in space Sentenc4 (Continued from Page 1) DEFENSE ATTORNEYS for Narciso and Perez, after escorting the women to their car thro...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 17, 1977-Page 9 Michigan teeth sharp for devilish Duke By SCOTT LEWIS After nine months of dormancy, Michigan Sta- dium is again ready to open its gates and cater to another 100,000-plus crowd today when the Wol- verines host the unreknowned Duke Blue Devils. A team with enough talent to keep the fans' in- terest for a few minutes at least, Duke should catapult itself right up to the ranks of the othe...…

…,v The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 18,1977-Page 9 SPARTANS DUMPED 23-21:, Throwin By PAUL CAMPBELL Special td The Daily EAST LANSING - It was a case of an irresistable force meeting a movable object. The Force was Washington State junior quarterback Jack Thompson, who passed for two touchdowns and 364 yards as he led the Cougars to a 23-21 win over Michigan State in an intersec- tional battle yesterday. Samoan scorches State The mov...…

…ouncil OK's roller rink The Michigan Daily-Tuesd y, September 20, 1977-Page 9 construction By JULIE ROVNER City Council split exactly down party , lines last night and gave the Republi- cans a one-vote victory in approving a highly controversial site plan for a pro- posed roller skating rink. The rink is to be located in a triangle of land surrounded by Washtenaw Ave., Platt Rd. and Huron Parkway. THE CONTROVERSY arose over citizen complai...…

…The Michigan Doily-Wednesday, September 21, 1977-Page 9 NO DECKS DEALT Stadium seating expansion is ruled out U# J a By BOB WARREN Despite all :rumors, there will not be any expansion of Michigan Stadium's seating capacity in the near future. The increasing demand for more football tickets has once again touched off talk about double-decking the stadium that presently seats over 104,000 people. "All of the continued talk about double-deckin...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 22, 1977-Page . t r 7.. a ".- : . .. '." 1 . } r . to . 4 r . ib vv \ 4 ): ' " .v. u;:. v... X BUT EVELYN WOOD GRADUATES CAN READ JAWS IN41 MINUTES At That Speed, The 309 Pages Come Across With More Impact Than The Movie In Living Blood, You Might Say l 77 : You can do it, too. So far over 550,000 other people have done it. People who have different jobs, different IQs, different interests, diffe...…

…wIpl The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 23, 1977-Page 9 - I Rhoesia rees deports American nun or views JOHANNESBURG ': South Africa would not be able to prove its case where she packed a crucifix, a bag of AP) - An American nun wilo openly against me." books and other belongings. She was sympathized with black guerrillas in She said she had been well treated seen off at the airport by a group of Rhodesia, was freed fromh jail and in jail ...…

…The Michigan Daily- -Saturday, Septenmber 24, 1977-Pag.9 Michigan set to deck unbeaten seamen By KATHY HENNEGHAN The Midshipmen of Navy - the last of the "weak sisters" on the noncon- ference schedule - visit Michigan Sta- dium at 1:30 this afternoon. On paper the game may look like a yawner, especially since Michigan shellacked the Middies 70-14 a year ago (the highest point total ever given up by a Navy team). But Bo Schembechler hopes that...…

…The Michigan DaIly-Sunday September 25, 1977-Page 9 MSU COMEBACK CORRALS COWBOYS State By DAVE RENBARGER Special to The Daily SEAST LANSING - "That first half A was the poorest half of football I've ever be en associated with," said Michigan State football coach Darryl Rogers. "That second half was the poorest we've played," said' Wyoming foot- ball coach Bill Lewis. Both men were referring to yester- day's meeting between the two teams, and,...…

…e celebrates 80th normal workday - VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Paul VI marked his 80th birthday yester- day with a regular day of work while world leaders lauded his drive for world peace. He appeared in good health despite his stated belief that death is approaching. President Carter's message of congratulations cited the Pope's- 'tireless efforts to promote human rights" and "deep appreciation for .the moral leadership." AS ON PREVIOUS birthd...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wedresday, September 28, 1977-Page Britt back on home turf By KATHY HENNEGHAN Wayman Britt is back in Crisler Arena. Britt, the former Michigan captain, is trying out as a free agent with the Detroit Pistons. He was a three-year starter at forward for the Wolverines despite standing only 6-2. "I have as good a chance of making this team as anyone else coming in," he said. "It all depends on how much better I can play in p...…

…MICHIGAN VICTIMS MEET: Duke faces Navy in The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 29, 197-P consolation mate By DAVE RENBARGER In any other, ordinary college football campaign, an early-season match-up between a team like Duke and a team like Navy would generate little interest in most areas, least of all the Ann Arbor area. But, lest anyone hasn't noticed, this has not been a very ordinary year around here, as evidenced by the goings-on insi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 30, 1977-Page 9' DailySte t et Daiy Sree ges aceifbecomes, s culpture plaza assifieds - '(Continued from Pagel1) nued from Pagerog Pe ,"I THINK the bricks look a lot city several years ago. Built in years and we were looking for a place g hn ranfa ,i vknr o. anu ean nemt n oexc ange,G ala~ dino agreed to reinstall the bricks and the city promised to provide an additional $2,500 to pay for the extra work. ...…

…THE'MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday; September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Thursday, September 8, 1977 Grads By DAVID KEEPS It's a little hard to believe., In 160 years, the University of Michigan's greatest claim to alumnal fame rests securely on the shoulders of one 1935 economics major, who waited on tables to put himself through school, and wisely turned' down the oppor- tunity to amble across the pro gridirons, only {to ascend through the polit...…

…-pember 9, 1977-The Michigan Daily "' ord set to lecture he By LINDA WILLUOX Practically the only thing known about Gerald Ford's expected visit to ,Te University is that the former resident will be here between !vember 2 and 4. HDetails about the visit, according Samuel Barnes, chairman of the -litical Science Department, will be '-orked out and released within the month. BARNES DID say Ford would address all levels of classes in political...…

…Page 10-Saturday, September 10, 1977-The Michigan Daily McGuire cruises in By ERNIE DUNBAR Mike McGuire wasted no time in re-establishing himself as Michi- gan's number one cross, country runner yesterday, as he cruised through the season opening intra- squad four mile time trial on the University golf course. After sitting out last season with a case of mononucleosis, McGuire made his return to action an impres- sive one, handling the rol...…

…Page 10-Sunday, September 11, 1977-The Michigan [aily Revamped defense passes test (Continued from Page 1) MICHIGAN got the ball back four plays later at midfield as Mike Harden fumbled Finzer's punt and recovered it himself. Michigan drove down to the 30 with four running plays. Then on second and nine, Leach hit streaking Ralph Clayton on a post pattern for the touchdown. The next Wolverine score was set up when Mike Jolly recovered a Cha...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, September 14,1977-The Michigan Daily SALC OPPOSES'U's INVESTMENTS: Hospital, med school plan unit South African teach-in planned By PAUL SHAPIRO The Southern African Liberation Committee (SALC) initiated a cam- paign Monday night aimed at encour- aging the University to drop its invest- ments in South Africa. SALC leader Marty Fries told the group of 35, "The University Regents have been amply informed on the atroc- ities...…

…Page 10-Tuesday, September 13, 1977-The Michigan Daily Wet, weary balloonists Council votes to bu post office By JULIE ROVNER "ACTUALLY, there are three things they could own enough space to avoid' well as approving third year funds resc u e in Ac The Ann Arbor City Council voted last they (GSA) can do," said Councilman paying any rent at all, the Community Development B] night, 11-1, to allocate $107,000 for the Jamie Kenworthy (D-Fourth War...…

…ge 10-Thursday, September 15, 1977-The Michigan Daily Narciso, Perez face possible life sentence Young, Browne to vie for black vote (Continued from Page 1) white candidate and another perceived as the black candidate. Coleman Young succinctly summed up the irony in his emphatic victory speech Tuesday nightwhen he asked his supporters, "Is there any difference between 1973 and 1977?" The answer from the spirited crowd gathered from at the ...…

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…10-Saturday, September 17, 1977-The Michigan Daily MIPANY HING to Street rd ays 9:00-5:30 SAM'S STORE 207 E. Liberty "63-8671 REGENCY TRAVEL The Friendly Tour Store on the Corner 001 E. WIIlam (corner Maynard) Ann Arbor, MI 48108-665-6122 No charge for Airline or Amtrak tickets VAN BOVEN CLOTHING & SHOES, 326 South State at the Nickels Arcade Fine Clothing-Furnishings Ladies' & Men's Shoes Since 1921 lqL 662- 3T i USE OAF GIFTS FOREIGN...…

…e10--Sunday, September 18, 1977-The Michigan Daily Leach's two TD's spark Blue (Continued from Page1) Rick Leach mixed handoffs to Russell Davis with passes to Gene Johnson and Huckleby to advance the ball to the Blue Devil 28. On the next play, Leach hit Huckleby over the middle for 12 yards but a holding penalty moved Michigan back to the Duke 49-yard line. The Wolverines regained momen- tum on the next play when Ralph Clayton hauled in ...…

…r 20, 1977-The Michigan Daily Varhurst changes By DAVE RENBARGER IN ASSESSING the ability of this year's veteran d team, 'Warhurst's words were punctuated with Although November 5 may seem like a long way superlatives. a Michigan cross country coachRon Warhurst's "We've got three or four people up front that can ns for the day are already firmly set. challenge anyone's top two -anywhere," he stated. With the Big Ten's cross country championsh...…

…nber 21, 1977-The Michigan Daily ,awyers seek retrial, mistrial rnd acquittalfor VA nurses Ugandan prof lectures on Amin (Continued from Page 1). . hypnotized witness to make incrim- ating responses. Since the hypno- sm session had been video-taped, nd defense attorneys had seen the ipe, Yanko told the jury, "If there as anything improper," done to the itness while under hypnosis, "rest ssured that Mr. (defense lawyer' dward) Stein would ha...…

…Tennies grab foothold in market C. manager of Athlete's Foot, agrees. "Adidas marketing con- There are three basic types of gym shoes on the market today, leather, nylon the says. and canvas. lemand for the shoes. They give products to the proper people Leather shoes will form to the foot. As the foot swells during activity, the e. People see the three stripes on T.V.," Cameron explains, leather should expand also. iitioriof the three stripes...…

…)-Friday, September 23, 197,7-The Michigan Daily sortscorservkie of onn orbor .Inc. 2055 W. Stadium Blvd. MON.-FRI. (next to Stadium Post Office, M7N-FR0. 663-4156 entrance off Federal) 7:30-6:00 SMALL CAR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR EX-BLUE BACKUP TURNS SEMI-PRO Once a QB, still a QB the four-team Midwest Football League with five to chdowns in four outings. His completion percentage hovers around 50%. Elzinga does not earn any money tossing the...…

…Page 10-Saturday, September 24, 1977-The Michigan Daily Cavender s army: A drive f or excellence George Cavender and his minions Photos by Andy Freeberg Concentration A lesson …

…gage 10-Sunday, September 25, 1977-The Michigapn Daily Navy persistence pesters a a By Scott Lewis F OR A MAN WHOSE TEAM has yet to make much progress this season, Bo Schembechler was in very good spirits after yesterday's too-close- for-comfort game with Navy. During most of the post-game press conferen- ce, he'd sit back, sip his Coke, and answer the reporters' questions in as very s'relaxed manner. re.Then somebody asked Bo to compare t...…

…uesday, September 27, 1977-The Michigan Daily Dr. David Noel Freedman * Director, Program on Studies in Religion"* Professor of Biblical Studies_ esent an illustrated lecture on: EB3LA . The Tablets and Their Significance (New Archeological Discoveries from Syria) ', SEPT. 34, 1977 2 p.m. Aud. 4 MB * COACH WARHURST NOT WORRIED Harriers slow in opener -- F oiji - WITW A U r*eordI se ast ear b b h it in'c Wink , i y~ ubllb d !yr a~ n~1[ SI CK ...…

…Rage 10-Wednesday, September 28, 1977-The Michigan Daily / 1 1 A 1 E l 1 c 1 1 1 1 t I f I 1 t c f i 4 19 persons killed in Malaysian jet crash KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) Passengers said the front section - A Japan Air Lines (JAL) DC8 jet exploded in flames and came to rest crashed in a rubber plantation north on the top of a small hill, while the of Kuala Lumpur during a thunder- rear section stopped 20 feet below. storm yesterday, ki...…

…School pa desegregai By GREGG KRUPA Late last night, the Ann Arbor Board of Education was to consider a policy proposal intended to serve as "a begin- ning point from which we may consider and discuss desegregating the Ann Ar- bor Public Schools."r The proposal, offered by trustee Kathleen Dannemiller, states that "It is the declared policy of the Ann Arbor Board of Education that in all programs in our district every effort shall be made to p...…

…Page 10-Friday. September30, 1977-The Michigan Daily BAREFOOT FRANKLIN SETS RECORD Superfoot 'powers A&M By BILLY NEFF ns to be a NCAA record setter in nine categories including the longest field goal in history. Franklin, a junior, kicked' that historic 65-yard field goal against Baylor last year. Earlier in the same game, he also kicked a 64-yard field goal. Why in the world would he kick with a bare foot? "I get a little more foot speed a...…