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…Saturday, September 11', 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen . Lewis: Mixing medicine, footba/l (Continued from page 11) thing dirty. When you play clean and you're always alert and you're in good condition, then football is not really a danger- ous game. There are 200-pound bodies flying into each other at full speed, and there are al- _ays freak injuries - I felt iy broken arm was a freak injury - but I'm not trying to hurt the guy ac...…

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…Ford campaigns her By LANI JORDAN The University announced yesterday that President Ford will officially open his re-elec- tion campaign with a speech at Crisler Arena next Wednesday and that it would grant a White House request that the Univer- sity marching band perform at Ford's appearance. The request for the band's ap- pearance was granted despite initial dissent from band direc- tor George Cavender and band members that their appear- ...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Se eptember 10, 1976 t -._ _ ._ ____ x i PRESIDENT CRITICIZES PROPOSED CUTS: ~}' All are invited to meetings of THE TEACHINGS OF THE LVING MASTER SANT Darslian Singlh Ji "True spirituality is not a matter of blind faith or outer forms and rituals, but one of first hand experience in one's own lifetime given at the hands of some competent living master."' SANT DARSHAN SINGH JI Successor to Great Ma...…

…I rFriday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Friday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY STUDY CITES RISING EXPENDITURES: Congress spends $1 : s 3i ;" .ti;; DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i lion on itself Friday, September 10, 1976 Black Repertory Co.: Caldwell's iThe Devil &, Otis PoeAineor The NEW YORK (P) - A new study shows that Congress spent nearly $1 billion on itself in the last fiscal year, almost triple what ...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Septombor 1 Q, 1 976 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 Mao:The TOKYO (AP)-Mao Tse-tung was a soldier, classical poet, historian and Marxist philosopher who placed his faith in China's peasants. A peasant's son himself, he put them in the vanguard of the Chinese Communist revolution. His armies, raised and operating from rural bases, crushed the Nationalist forces of Generalissimo ...…

… Friday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Friday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ , Greeks top ticket scramble Textbook survey finds 'U' Cellar prices the lowest By JODI DIMICK Waiting in line for Michigan, football tickets in Ferry Field Wednesday night was like swimming in Greek alphabet soup. Once again, fraternity and sorority members were the first students' in line, making sure they got the best tickets p...…

… PCIg r+ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fiiday, September 10, 1976 Paqe~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Septem~r 10, 1976 TONIGHT in The Modern Languages Building (MLB) MEL BROOKS' DOUBLE FEATURE THE PRODUCERS (7 & 10:30) to th p -e produer. When hi saccountant (Gene Wilder) atiowa him how producing a Broadway flop can m, c more mn cy thaahlilt, he buys a horrible, hilarious nusica caled"Spii'tii~for Hitler!" One of the funniest movies n rent dr ILa Viel...…

….G^..'. , eptm.e I... 1.... I. a 'Y 1 0l - _ a l MJ I A r LJA iL Friddy,; Sepftmber- I U, 19 tb THE !MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Informants may be forced to testify, says Micigan court Project Viking trouble-shooters save the day LANSING (UPI) - In an opinion carrying deep implica- tions for police agencies, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that confiden- tial police informants can be forced to testify in some crim- inal t...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 I U 1 I LOST AND FOUND SPECIAL: LOSE SOMETHING IN THE VICINITY OF LSA, Michigan Union? See: Enos Wilson. 1010 Catherine No. 505 soon as possi- ble. Leave noie if not the e. dA912 DID YOU lose a vacuum cleaner? Call Jackie at 764-1178. dA912 FOOTBALL TICKETS WANTED - Two good seats, together, for all U-M home football games (season :ickets). Will pay reasonable price. Call evening...…

… Friday, Septembe'r' 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine I.;pt VIOLENCE CONTINUES FOR THIRD DAY: SPolice/gunfire kills 13 in Cape Town riod ling JOHANNESBURG, S o u t h killed, 12 injured and 30 ar- on a mob that smashed and Africa (R) - Police gunfire rested, looted a liquor store. killed 13 persons, including an MEANWHILE IN Zambia, the eight year old boy, during a U. S. assistant secretary of ALSO YESTERDAY, two men wave of violence, ...…

…....- . Rage Ten .. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 ' Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 . I es WISCONSIN HURT BY GRADUATION Michigan to battle Badger babes By RICH LERNER Like Michigan, the 1976 Wis- consin Badgers are a young team. However, unlike the Wol- verines, whose underclass play- ers have game experience, the young Badgers have not been battle-tested. Only nine starters return from John Jardi...…

…Friday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnnte±' Plav,-m Friday1 September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY age cievi I Rain y BILL STIEG Yesterday's rainstorm soaked the practice field but did noth-1 ing to dampen Bo Schembech-+ ler's spirits as he continued preparing his Wolverines for to- morrow's season opener with Wisconsin. "We had to do a wet-ball drill, anyway," joked the Mich- igan coach as his team trudg- ed in from practice. T...…

…Po' ge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 I'aqe Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fr~doy, September 10, 1976 China faces turmoil in wake of Mao's death (Continued from Page 1) PRESIDENT FORD, who con- ferred with Mao for almost two hours last December, said in Washington that his death was "tragic," and called him a "re- markable and very great man." Tributes to Mao flowed from world leaders and time and again he was ref...…

…FEATURES SECTION _ YI e 4.Atlg Aau D4Ait1 FEAT URES SE(' 1TION Latest Deadline in the State Section Two Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 10, 1976 Page Thirteen Adrift 'midst the blue in a hot air balloon By SUSAN ADES Parachutes, hang-gliders, sailplanes, kites, - in my loftier moments I fan- cied myself winging across the coun- tryside suspended from one of those exotic aerial creatures. More often though, I kissed the...…

…°age Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY pageFoureenTHE ICHGAN AIL FDA investigation shows cough andI _________________________________________Friday, September 10, 1976 Rural New Hampshire town says farewell to post office cold medicines don't cure anythin V I 1 1 WASHINGTON (AP)--Grand- BUT GRANDMA'S advice was and wants some relief from ma's remedy for colds and hay- "as good as any," he said, and sneezing and a runny nose, Lo- fever was as...…

…Friday, September 10, 19 976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .Page Fifteen Friday, September 10, 1 ~ ~76 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen - __ -~ - -- - - - -- - - - , IF NUMERICALLY SPEAKING: Clinic seeks to rid macho math myth Jobs exist for law school grads-but don't be picky he Great Lakes- ___Steak-C ~ ~ i LUNCH: au DINNER Week S. S f~at PRIME RIB AGED STEAKS SEA FOOD M-F 11:30-2:30 Seven Nites a TATE ROAD t Ellsworth 994-3737 MIDDLETOWN, Con...…

…Wage 5ixteem THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridov. Stsmttmhar 10 1 9715 - .e.ixten THaMICIGANDAIL Vy E 7 t S7 °I If ' _.. _ lil I j II i SORORITIES Find a home. " ;I Register for Rush: CALL 663-4505 or FISHBOWL, Sept. 13-16--Noon-4 p.m. MASS MEETINGE Thurs., Sept. 16, 7:30 p.m. third floor, Michigan League' H EWLETT-PACKARD Scientists dhg iito new cancer clues COLD SPRING HARBOR, N. Y. (AP) - Who gets can- cer? Why? What kind? Where in the ...…

…Friday, Septerylber, a 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rdge S"mteen Friddy, September 10,. 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P~gg Seventeen -r I--- -- - - - - - - --77 -- I mom a m a an& Hot air ballooning: Heavenly lift y - This Ad Wori 500 Off it the purchase an hr ..hr~fi Ith (Continued frorn Page 1) THE MUSTACHIOED, 30- ington (Ky.), "There was Lex- "At the first US National (in a breeze, the pilot could rip a SINCE the only power a pilot y...…

…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September t O, '1 76 Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fr~dcy, September 10, 1976 SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN FIVE YEARS: Food ROME (AP)-Once the world'st symbol of starvation, Bangla-; desh could become self-suffici- program aids Bangladesh Making fun-house mirrors at age 62-and loving it the construction of levees. Some two million men and boys took part in the program this year. The eventual success...…

…Friday, September 10, 1916 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .FridaySeptember'1 , 19---- -H----IC--G-N --I-Y Caveat emptor: Bicentennial ripoff artists swindle public DETROIT (UPI) - What lighten the public on such en- to police or law enforcement better way to get into "the terprises. officials that they've been had. Spirit of '76" than a cruise Bank spokespersons said the And it's these silent victims, aboard the majectic S.S. United major problem conn...…

… Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 19Th LEGAL WAGERING AIDS BIOOKIES (as excerpted from Chapter27of The Book.) Yes, Chapter 2'7, wherein it say that Jose Cuervo is not only the original, since 1795, supreme, premium, ultirmate white tequila. But, goes on to say that Jose Cuervo, as the ultimate, is also the ultimate rmiXer. As a true test, simply pick one from Column A and one from Column B. Gumbling WASHINGTON (...…

…Friday, September 10, 1 776 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Page Twenty-One Friday, September 101 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-One Ernio By BOB MILLER "Hi again everybody, Ernie' Harwell along with Paul Carey on a beautiful day for a ball- game, if you're in the area, why don't you come on down, there's plenty of room..." so says Ernie Harwell as he begins his broad- cast of another Detroit Tiger 'Ibaseball game. Their voices are familiar and ...…

…Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 Page Twent Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY F:riday, September 10, 197J i 4 "°' - M CAT Idol& IA-- li d ' ol If( i I l m } ...SOUNDS LIKE DON'T We are offering T JEandou G REEK T0 a special price on he ti House Y-u U ? I I i (THE LATEST Lokf rCecomplete stoi other supplikPA N - AND LARGEST DICTIONARY OF ITS KIND ON THE MARKET) mn upstairs in the Union Ballroom, along with...…

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…0ge T'wo' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, Thursday, September 9, 4oge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY "- , . 1, U' Murder suspects await trial ' u i i u (Continued from Page 1) though an undercurrent of ap- prehension ran through the staff and patients. The FBI investi- gation continued, assuming a low profile. Though they re- fused to admit they had any strong suspects, agents seemed to concentrate on certain mem- - bers of the staff. In late Sep- tem...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 Page Three Thursday, September 9 1976 Page Three 00^As ~q N MAP AMm Tenants U seeks refor city housing By JAY LEVIN The Ann Arbor Tenants Union (TU) zation catering mainly to campus area from obscurity during the past year as o ericks in the search for local housing ref Born almost a decade ago, the T success when it organized last Novembe tenants renting from Trony Associates company, in a successful rent st...…

…. "' f MEMEMEMMIN Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 19's S ThrdaSetmer9*.9 1211 - -- Order your subscription today to... PHONE 764-0558 First Presbyterian Church 1432 Washtenaw Avenue Identical services of worship Sundays at 9:30 and 1 1 :00 City Council clashes over gun policy; wage issue Information on campus 662-4466 programs I (Continutd from Page Three) of the student radicals circa his vote to favor the p...…

…'I ursd4Y, Septormber 0, 11076 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY *90* Fly* "husd" Sw lib*' -'I 6 1.E -. GAD IL - .- -S I I t This summer, we'd like you to think of Tech Hifi as "The Hifi Show". Where you can see, touch, and hear more of the latest hifi eqjuipment than at any ordinary store. Where you can spend as much time as you like talking to hifi experts, without being made to feel like you have to spend money. Where you can pick up lots of...…

…Page SIX' THE MICHIGAN DAILY i nursday, September 9, 19 to Page SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY I hursday, September 9. i 9 i~ _, I I TU: Housing reformer FIERY RECEPTION: /^ A Continutd from Page Three) pany from signing leases with- out complementarily, a lot of f wIA Trony was "trying to prevent out first conducting the proper people are benefiting from this," people from getting together, to negotiations with the TU. said Dewey Black, a T...…

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…__ t . . _ _ rage tignr THE MICHIUAN DAILY mir ursciay, ep em er Y, 'i !!!!!! ' j' We think it is significant that several years ago we decided to become the Office of Student Services in place of the Office of Student Affairs. More than a simple exchange of words it created an entirely new direction, enlarged our scope and em- phasized what it is we are really here for-to SERVE the stu- dents' needs. You will see detailed on this pa...…

…Thursday, September 9, 19764 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pae Nino Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY gU 4 .11 -1 Pos till faces trial on assault charge. (Continued from Page 1) witnesses, including Baysinger, that Postill threw his wife, Shir- who testified that they saw Pos- ley, against a parked car when till use the handcuffs to choke she attempted to stop the fight. Baysinger. The Baysingers initiated the Outside the courtroom ...…

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…PcgeT:wo. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdv eSentomh 0 1097 . ... , .. c r c. rr 1f,, 7, 1 7#1 - 11 Why not join the DAILY? THE DAILY ISA GREAT PLACE TO: 0 meet other good people " drink 5c Cokes 6 learn the operations of a newspaper " write stories' * see your name in print ! earn aiitle money Come on cown to 420 Maynard anytime and join the business, news, sports or photography staffs! >We put- sone ofAmerica's' most important natural resource...…

…Thursday, September 9, 1976 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY, Page Three (The University Activities Center has gotten a new look but we're *.:still providing the same great ...:r.Y* entertainment and services) UAC is celebrating it's 11th year of existence with THE UAC UM ARTISTS AND LEARN ABOUT PLANNING AND PRIZES: what we hope will be a year of challenge, enter- CRAFTSMEN'S GUILD BUst Prize-a term's ticket for one to tainment, and learning. To start th...…

…-1-HE MICHIGAN DAILY Pooe Four Thursday, September 9, 1916 Poge Four HE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 9, 1976 'U Affi rmativ By STU McCONNELL Discrimination is a systematic process, one that takes years to become entrenched. Unfortunately, "affirmative action" programs designed to rid the University of discriminatory hir- ing and enrollment practices promise to be an equally long haul. The University has, in recent years, institut...…

…rhursddy, SOptem6er 9, 19 *76 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page five A click and a swoo h You won't see it in the front row of this year's Indianapolis 500, but don't be surprised several years from now if when Tony Human shouts "Gentlemen, start your engines" the only sound is a click and a mild swoosh. The Amick-SunWind Windmobile, designed by James Amick of Ann Arbor, is intended as an alternative to the roaring, fuel guzzling passenger cars wh...…

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…Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Ntn-'l Thursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Ntn~' r 'U, cuts child care center staffs By LANI JORDAN Due to a recent University budget cut, many local child- care centers will find them- selves short of valuable volun- teer workers this fall. The Childcare Development Training and Placement Pro- gram which offers credit to stu- dents in exchange for their vol- untary ser...…

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…rage Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY i nursday, September 9, 191 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY I flu rsdcy, September 9, 1 9 e f M Y*i4MM Y YY hh,$. ... OWN .v. ....... + ,.. , 'ia:. 3 539 E. LIBERTY second A tale of two Ann Arbors rung ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48108 995-1866 ',ieCrafted/£atker gK17A4 r So you made it. You' re on the second rung of the jungle gym -in college, away from home for pro- bably the first time. But where do you go fr...…

…'Tursday, September 9, 1976 I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three I - - |M|UiIGN|AIL Pae Tre Leavingthe nest: A grad looks home By DAN BIDDLE It had been balmy for the! first week of March, 1976, but in Ann Arbor you knew better than to smile out of doors be- fore the 25th of April. By Fri- day the wind was practically ripping the clocks off Burton Tower, and like a bad omen, the night began with a few snowflakes. Near the corner of Hoover...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Thursday; September 9, 1976 i I r COX ISLAND AMERICA'S FAVORITE HOT DOG SPICY CHILI, MUSTARD & ONIONS PIus--ONASSIS MINI BREAKFAST Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Toast and Jelly-99c ALSO--We Have an Ice Cream Menu SHAKES, MALTS, SUNDAES THE ONLY ONASSIS CONEY ISLAND in ANN ARBOR 414 E. WILLIAM My first t By JEFFREY SELBST THERE IS A SPURIOUS myth which abounds in the minds of those who are about to scurry off ...…

…'T'hursday, September 9, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P ThurdaySepembe 9,1976THE ICHGAN AIL age Five ' HISTORY OF THE BLUES By BERT STRATTON N ANN ARBOR IT WAS blues music on the speakers. It was up in the bell tower where the History of the Blues class was meeting. Where over seventy students had the blues and the music was saying something like, "Everything's gonna be alright," and we knew, sure, everything'd be alright, but things would...…

…Page Sig i'ME MICHIGAN O AILY 1ihursdoy, Soptember 9,'1T' oming out in a gayghetto ,., - .. By DAVID BELL CAME OUT in '72 As an elec- tion year, that alone should' have been enough to keep me in the closet. But-I guess I've looked for trouble since the start. My mother worked for the McGovern campaign that sum-, ier and fall while I sneaked off to gay bars in Chicago on the weekends (I told her I was staying overnight at a high school fr...…