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…Page 6-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily Heavy-metal reigns at Cobo - , By TIMOTHY YAGLE It was the rock 'n' roll veteran and its offspring performing Thursday night as heavy rock masters Black Sabbath and Van Halen blasted a sold-out Cobo Arena 'with some incredibly loud but often mediocre heavy-metal rock. The California-based, four-man, powerhouse opened the show playing all the tunes from their highly successful debut LP Va...…

…'ge 7 The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 16, 1978-P ; 11l George Romero has. his night By OWEN GLEIBERMAN "Basically, film is a popular medium like music," claims director George R~omero. "And I think a lot of people fprget about that." a That's one thing Romero himself has )lever forgotten. With Night of the Living Dead, he created a vision of horror that manages to at once rivet viewers and have them rolling in the aisles. In one of t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 16, 1978-Page'1 Fleming's tenure marked by fiscal (Continued from Page 1) (fair was organized, without- police permission by the Ann Arbor's White j Panther Party and the Trans Love Energies. THE FESTIVAL began around 10 p.m. Over the next three hours the crowd grew to more than 700. Many were students at the University but a considerable portion were high school students. ''olice detective Eugene Stade...…

…Page 10-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily SCHEMBECHLER 9-0 IN OPENERS DETROT PISTONS 'my 4 4. ,f s:-' li 4.' .X 's 4' CLEVELAND CAVALIERS CRISLER s w t . ARENA ,1 4 TICKETS: UIAC TICKET CENTRAL LOBBY S4 &'5 Illini By BOB MILLER Bo Schembechler and his coaching staff might find themselves arrested someday if truth in advertising laws were ever applied to the advance billing of their gridiron opponents. Week after week, the a...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 16, 1978-Page 'I unanimous over S He's still the greatest By UPI and Associted Press NEW ORLEANS, La. - Muhammad Ali turned back the clock and made Leon Spinks look like an amateur last night to take a lopsided 15- round unanimous decision and become the only three-time world heavyweight champion in boxing history. Ali, dancing and jabbing better at the age of 36 than he has in three years, appeared t...…

…012-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily THE & PL Hallmark "Open Soon 1 I I= r / . ,rti r... rY yy 4:-, an. F '^RY h t ew ' 07 S. MAIN- Open Doily 7A Sundays 10OA/ 1 kGIFTS -5049 HARRY'S A 201 E. WASHIN COMPLETE LINE OF: Winterwear, Raingear, & other named brand jei Hiking Boots. fds. 216 S. 4th AVE., 769-1776 "The Friendly Travel action of China, Stainless, ter, Crystal In Town V LEIDY SHOP -607E. UBIMY 668-6779 GO...…

…- w __ Page 24-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily 4 Introducing - A new generation of scientific calculators THE + eAC 5 0 E }: NEW SEIESE Yo aretivstmis ra newSe* e E Hew 1r caiculaor for b.ns - na. or engineering. For a ingi Ds ou can use features tat are ahed nte.r time. Large bighter LED displays (with commas between thousands) make reading easy. NewY diagnostic systems tell you when, why and how you made incorrect calcul...…

… - -,w The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Sepi Page 2-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily The basis for success: Blue relying on But questionable defense exists E I E ITED BR Ei vet backfield THE APP LE By PAUL CAMPBELL The counselor you had at orientation probably told you how important it was to get those academic requirements out of the way early. Spend your first four months at Michigan buried in the questionable jo...…

…w -- -- - qmm Page 22-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily The March is on Bos philosophy The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Sept producee The ultimate goal is the Rose Bowl winners-on and off the fie Teams 16 Sept.. Sept. 3U 1 Oct.7 Oct.14 Oct. 21 I Oct. 28 Iv4 1 o. 1 1 No.18 1 No.2 , ... .N.OV.., I No.1 I Mm 7 at Notre Dame Duke Arizona Michigan State at Wisconsin Minnesta at I Norhwestetn Purdue. s Ohio State ...…

….. f. ---- - - - - --- The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septe Page 4-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily PUBLIC RELATIONS A PRIORITY All-America selections difficult M ROSTER (Contined from Page 14) *MELITA, Tome............... MG **METER, Jerry .................ILB MITCHELL, Alan...........WR MOTLEY, Fred ............. MG GO BLI By CUB SCHWARTZ The makings of an All America candidate are not on the scorching practice turf in mid...…

… lqqlmlmmmp' The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Sept COACHES CARRY WINNING TRADITION: Blue football: a By BOB MILLER May 30, 1978 might have been a day set aside for honoring a school, its football team and many of the people that made its name famous. But instead, the day slipped by with none of the pomp and circumstance usually surrounding 100 year anniversaries. You see, on that date in 1979, Michigan defeated Racine College in the first grid...…

… Page 6-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan DailyTy The Michigan Daily--Soturdoy, Septem Opponents (Continued from Page 3) Coleman. A pleasant surprise for the Illini is Rich Weiss, at quarterback, who sat out last season with an injured back. Now a sophomore, Weiss showed great promise in spring drills and starts for Illinois. Backing him up is junior Lawrence McCullough. MOELLER, THE defensive co- ordinator for four years at Michiga...…

…- -- - - r~-- -- - Page 18-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily MANY TALENT-LADEN OFFENSES: The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septe One more time.. . Big Ten offers increased passing Final season for band director Cav By ALAN FANGER Some pretty nifty arms will be tossing the pigskin around the Big Ten Con- ib IC Udjctgan Football supplement editors: Bob Miller, Paul Campbell, Ernie Dunbar, Henry Engelhardt, Rick Maddock and Cub Sc...…

… Page 8-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan I Daily-Saturday, Septe MARCHING BAND DIRECTOR George Cavender acknowledges applause for his 250 musicians during the 1978 Rose Bowl parade. Cavender will retire his positon at the end of this season. THE SPORTING VIEWS Going thru changes... ... watching Rose Bowl By PAUL CAMPBELL IT WAS HALFTIME-finally-and so I angrily turned off the television and got up to mix myself...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sat urday, Sept 'age 16-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily Opponents' (Continued from Page 11) games outright. Barber started in all 12 games in a fine rookie season. Stoll has one other problem. An investigation is being held at Minnesota concerning allegations' that Stoll provided financial aid to players in violation of NCAA rules. It's too early to tell whether or not the probe will affect the team's perf...…

…F- - w -~---- - - - -- Page 10-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily Opponents (Coptinued from Page 6) linemen have graduated, and both the defensive and offensive backfields lack much foot-speed. Duke was able to handle a favored Georgia Tech team in the first week of the season though, and could be undefeated when it invades Ann Arbor, September 30th. -JAMIE TURNER 4-Arizona On October 7, the Wolverines host the Arizona Wildcats...…

… Page 14-Saturday, September 16, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septem 1978 'M' roster No. 64 Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Class *ARBEZNIK, John ..............OG-C 6-3 237 Sr. 61 **BARTNICK, Greg ..............OG 6-2 238 Sr. 65 BECKER, Kurt ................. OG 6-5 230 So. 28 *BRAMAN, Mark ................DHB 6-1 195 Sr. 8 BREAUGH, Jim ................QB 6-2 188 So. 41 CANNAVINO, Andy ............ILB 6-1 205 So. 85 CHRI...…

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…FORD'S FUMBLES See Editorial P-age \: 'I L Ltr illalig LIGHT ON! See Today for details Vol. LIX, NO. 8 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 15, 1978 Ten Cents Fourteen Page Fleming leaving 'U, in an.; ti ex Y D Smith interim chief 'U pres. oversaw turbulent, times By KEN PARSIGIAN with RENE BECKER A Daily news analysis First in a two part series I first met Robben Fleming three years ago. I was a neophyte journalist who had j...…

…'age 2-Friday, September 15, 1978-The Michiban Daily his mysterious book has come on the scene with the tinel- ness,' unexpectedness and inevita- bility of the real work of art. We should be intrigued by and grateful for its presence,". says Charles Ibmlinson of Frederick Morgan's THF.., TAROT OF CORNELIUS AGRIPPA, a - collection of 22 prose poems, praised by - Bruno Bettelheim (" truly appreciate - these parables"), Nancy Cardozo ("Magi- cal....…

…v, The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 15, 1978-Page 3 I,' i7/ " SEE N~EVS WAPMN CILLZ ~M-NLY GEO hearing dates change Michigan Employment Relations Commission hearings which will determine whether the Graduate Employees Organiation (GEO) CAN COLLECTIVELY BARGAIN WITH THE University have been rescheduled. The case, originally slated to resume Sept. 2022, will instead continue Oct. 4-5. Ten years ago today . .- Muhammad Ali came to Hill Au...…

…Page 4-Friday, September 15,, 1978-The Michigan Daily iht £ida ito raiIQ Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freeo South African draft dodger seek shelter from the storm Vol. LIX, No. 8 Friday, September 15, 1978 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and manoged by students at the University of Michigan On the Ford indictment: A better idea J USTICE HAS BEEN only partially served in the case of the American people versus Hehry Ford II. An Indiana ...…

…, The Micehign Daily-Fri.....L.Sea.#rn , 10-a o~- - For the week of Happenings .1p PP September 15 to September 21' r Friday, SEPTEMBER 15 -Cinema Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (Old Arch. 4ud. 7,9:05). Events The Moons of Jupiter t- Lecture by Jim Loudon (Aud. 3 MLB, 7:30). Hispanic Student Orientation - Featuring the band Los Rebeldes and tree - Mexican refreshments (Markley Angela Davis Lounge 7). Government spying - Panel liscussion and lunch...…

…Page 6-Friday, Septenber 15, 1978-The Michigan Daily UPPER DIVISION WRITING COURSES being offered through the English Composition Board T RM Any LSA Student is Eligible to for FAElect These Courses JOURNALISM 302 "Writing for Mass Media" Marion Marzolf 0 HISTORY OF ART 305/MARC 323 "Themes and Symbols of Western Art" Christin Bornstein RUSSIAN 451 "Survey of Russian Literature" Irvin Titunik WOMENS STUDIES 360 "Women's Identity" Sue'Weisskop...…

…The Michigan Daily--Friday, September 15, 1978-Page) Sterling acting highlights Ladies' Fred Zlnneman' s 19477 k By NINA SHISHKOFF Given a prison setting and a reasonably odd mix of characters - an i;ealistic college student, a gruff but compassionate lesbian, a vulnerable hooker, and an insane religious fanatic --guarded in the same cell by a sadistic Ladies In Waiting By Peter De Anda} Back Alley Players Arena Theater Agrippa..............…

…'age 8--Friday, September 15, 1978-The Michigan Daily Fleming bucks protest years; ati (Continued from Page 1) the Michigan post, and even stalled on an offer from the University of Min- nesota to await a decision here. His interest in the University presidency was more of a factor than one might expect. At the time, several qualified persons including at least two of the five finalists for the position, ex- pressed little or no desire for t...…

…The ten-year tenure of Fleming (Continued from Page 1) ..dream: The operating budget of the University, which stood at $211 million an 1968 has jumped to $515 million today. The amount of financial aid to Sstudents, volume of research, and total plant value of the University more than 'doubled. = Only enrollment seems unchanged sinee Fleming's arrival. The Ann Arbor campus enrollment of 35,099 is just three per cent greater than what it was 1...…

…Page 10-Friday, September 15, 1978-The Michigan Daily ,'i' rt~n Ave GR AAN POOL l« .u^; -" ..%a. 4h . 421 I 'I A A I 0 I 'ediate Occ' 461-1 200 ition & a tA,-S$r 4RMS $21A YN G -Z adrnt m "'S Av Sr269. N. Du -q Y n" i '"rLE $S-OU("RLE Sift 1WliP tbdrs i IOTA ,Jr to assisf idiversified I AO ba fluewrin, S;,ousn, J-'L Social Sc -lib '. a<<.ro,,g & 'I flnnmi( ffilst. MO*. type s:304 60 ''wn I 2I'M P '* -E 049 tex Av/75 =...…

…The.Michigan Daily-Friday, September 15,1978-Page 11 Caldwell new Ford president DETROIT (UPI) - Ford Motor Co. Chairman Henry Ford II announced the election Thursday of Philip Caldwell as the company's next president, completing a dramatic shakeup in the hierarchy of the world's second largest auto firm. Ford said Caldwell, vice chairman of he company since April, 1977, will ssume the presidency on Oct. 16, succeeding Lee Iacocca whom Ford ...…

…ge 12---Friday, September 15, 1978-The Michigan Daily ALI VS. SPINKS FOR TITLE Tonight: 'Battle of New Orleans WE OFFER YOU MORE-... " We,teach only a LSAT course so we are the experts in this area. * Average class size ONLY '11 STUDENTS * Instruction by attorneys * All Classes meet on campus " Extensive copyrighted material anticipating Actual exam questions AND OUR RESULTS PROVE IT. " Our student's median score is 652. The average score ...…

…NOW 1's GAMES AHEAD OF BOSOX The Michigan Daily--Friday, September 15, 1978-Page .1. nkeescli E By RICK MADDOCK _. .' v 1/ i.. . Tigei + ] aIaa,&% tTit1L"AYAk l1 Special to The Daily hopper to second baseman Lou' s again, 4-2 Sparky Lyle came in and walked The Yankees have now won 23 Rusty Staub. Jason Thompson ended last 29 and are now 36-14 sine the rally, however, with a grounder to Lemon became manager on July second that the Yanke...…

…*1 Page 14-Friday, September 15, 1978-The Michigan Daily Smith a University veteran (Continued from Page 1) Hastings, but decided he would most ef- fectively serve the University in that capacity. He said he was very surprised when the Regents asked him to replace Fleming._ "WHEN THE REGENTS contacted me on Monday, I thought they wanted my assistance in finding a new president. They told me they wanted a response by Tuesday morning so that ...…

…aBIKO See Editorial Page ESIE IEIII DUCK SOUP Hi--60s See Today for details Vol. LIX, No. 7 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 14, 1978 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages Carter maps out Palestinian formula Daily Photo by BRAD BENJAMINy ANGRY HILL AREA residents gathered in President Robben Fleming's front yard yesterday to protest University plans to centralize Hill area dining facilities. The Regents are scheduled to consider those foo...…

…Page 2-Thursday, September 14, 1978-The Michigan Daily MISSING STUDENT Gold's parents haven't given up search By JOHN SINEVICS It has been nearly three months since Adela Gold last heard from her daughter. The Ann Arbor Police Depar- tment has all but given up its in- vestigation of Beverly Gold's disap- pearance and the posters which once dotted the kiosks around campus asking for any clues indicating her whereabouts have been torn down or...…

… Oswald's wido If YOU SEE NEW1S HWPDEN CLLXDA Council way off base Last night it rained, and rained, and rained some more, and for City Council members, the downpour may have saved them from a rather embarrassing and legally complex dilemma. Yesterday was the scheduled Cpuncil versus the media softball game, and it would have been played at Vets field - if not for the rain. But yesterday a visiting judge also declared that whenever a majority...…

…Page 4-Thursday, Septem ber 14, 1978-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom A global grab for. U.S. Ian, d Vol. LIX, No. 7 Thursday, September 14, 1978 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Did Biko' die in vain?, ONE YEAR AGO Tuesday, black South African leader Stephen Biko died of massive brain injuries after three weeks in police custody. Officials said he committed s...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 14, 1978-Page 5 Carter continues Vietnam trade embargo WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter, rebuffing persistent signals of friendship from Vietnam, is quietly extending the U.S. trade embargo against Hanoi. In its early months, the Carter administration showed considerable interest in friendly ties with Hanoi, but it now seems cool to the idea. THE MAJOR reason for the continuation of the embargo is tha...…

…FELLINI'S 1970 SATYRICON The fragments that remain of Petromius Arbeter's picturesque novel of im- perial Rome Fellini expanded into an epic vision of chaos within formal grandeur. There is a curious insolence .about the sexually accomplished student-hero, his boy cover and his mercenary best friend-the trio whose wild adventures form the narrative framework of this extraordinary and accomplished film in color! FRI: MR. PEEPS GOES TO TOWN Pag...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 14, 1978-Page 7 Campus unions rally forces No violence reported in L.A. as busing boycott continues By MITCH CANTOR '. Shouting "Stop the attacks on campus labor" and carrying picket signs urging amalgamation of campus unions, 50 people gathered in the Diag and marched to the Administration Building late yesterday afternoon to show their support for campus labor organizations. The rally, sponsored by t...…

…Page 8-Thursday, September 14, 1978-The Michigan Daily WHQEVER TOOK BRIEFCASE bearing initials E.F.D. from MLB please return. Documents needed. Simply drop off at Romance Lang. Dept. office or call evenings after 10 p.m., 995-8845 or office, 763- 1342. $50.00 reward. Absolutely no questions asked. 59A918 TWO KEYS FOUND in the Arboretum. Call 996-0125. dA915 PLEASE RETURN contents of brown leather brief case taken at University Cellar on 9/11 ...…

… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 14, 1978-Page 9 14 STATES,D.C. HOLD PRIMARIES IF Incumbents By The Associated Press - Seven incumbent governors and, three U.S. senators easily turned back nomination challenges on the heaviest primary day of 1978. But in a major upset, acting Gov. Blair Lee was ousted in Maryland.. In Minnesota, businessman Robert Short narrowly won nomination for Hubert Humphrey's old Senate seat, while in Florida,...…

…Page 10-Thursday, September 14, 1978-The Michigan daily n - - scoreboard Intramural Sports Results, Summer 2. RACQUETBALL- Women 1978 Dear Faceless Reader: We are your faceless sportswriters. We know you're out tshere, because every day we make a few thousand copies of our work and every day when we come in to work most of those are gone. We know that you know that we're here too, because you see our stories about Phil Hublard, Bill Dufek, ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 14, 1978-Page 11 Ford charged with neglect in Pinto case (continued from Page t 19 owners returned their autos for repairs. teen-ager badly burned when his 1972 It is not known whether the additional Pinto burst into flames after being hit modifications will increase the cost. in the rear by a car going 35 mph. The Indianapolis attorney William plaintiffs argued Ford knew from its Conour, who helped draf...…

…Page 12-Thursday, September 14, 1978-The Michigan Daily SPORTS O' THE DAILY: Plunk By The Associated Press OAKLAND - Jim Plunkett, plagued by poor protection as the quarterback for the New England Patriots and then ;the San Francisco 49ers, has joined the Oakland Raiders, owner of one of the best offensive lines in the National Football League. But the 30-year-old Plunkett, who won the 1970 Heisman Trophy at Stanford and Was NFL Rookie of the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 14, 1978-Page 13 NY TAKES A.L. EAST LEAD Tigers bowto surging Yanks, 7-3 Dmore runs in the ings when LeFlore "1n .> ie l PnCC4 By PETE LEININGER, Special to The Daily DETROIT-The New Yankees, on the strength of a 7-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers, moved into first place in , the American League's East Division for the first time this season. The Bronx Bombers were led by the ts of Mickey Rivers and ...…

…HILLEL PRESENTS: FALL FILM SERIES THREE THURSDAYS at 8:00 P.M. with FIRST-RUN HOLOCAUST-THEME FLICS-$1 .00 each Sept. 14-"LACOMBE LUCIEN"- Chronicles of a peasant boy's adolescence in German occupied France. Oct. 26-"BLACK THURSDAY"- A story about a 20 year old gentile student's desperate at- tempts to save Jews in Nazi occupied Paris. Nov. 30-"LES VIOLONS DU BAL"- A personal account of Michel Drach's (the film director) childhood memories in ...…

…CIA RECRUITMENT See Editorial Page £AIIIE :43IaiIP FROG'S PARADISE High-71 Low-mid 50's Vol. IIX, No. 6 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 13, 1978 Ten Cents Twelve Pages U' students uninformed on Fleming retirement By PAULA LASHINSKY Despite heavy publicity about President Robben . Fleming's retirement intentions few students on the campus yesterday were aware that the University's chief executive for the past 11 years will soon st...…

…Sex prejudice big issue in 'U,' AP Photo FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD Ida Fox practices with a teammate on the Poolesville, Md. High School football team. the sopho- more back exemplifies the changing attitude toward women in sports. Police investigating Allcampus area attacks i 1979 Ski invent roSalqF By BRIAN BLANCHARD The rules were drawn up more than six years ago, officiating began'three years later, and then, almost two months ago, the game beg...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 13, 1978-Page ~tX) OUSEE tNE S RMTMENCh ALtY MBand gets downs Mediator hopes to settle mail talks early WASHINGTON (AP) - A labor It was bound to happen. The 250- member University Marching' Band, led by George Caverder, has gone disco, this weel's half-time show featuring (what else?) music from the film "Saturday Night Fever." The group will open with "Staying Alive", followed by "Open Sesame'!, '...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, September 13, 1978-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LIX, No. 6 Wednesday, September 13, 1978 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Where is hell on earth? South Africa's gold By Matt Franfola Be fair to the CIA and be fair to the students I Y ESTERDAY The Daily reported that Central Intelligence Agency Director Stansfield Turner harbors some obje...…