…WOMEN'S RIGHTS See Editorial Page hie LIEt iE3 aiQ EPHEMER AL High-70 See Today for details Vol. LIX, No. 15 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 23, 1978 Ten Cents Ten Pages Papers reveal spying on political activists By LEONARD BERNSTEIN Members of the Coalition to Stop Government Spying (CSGS) released documents yesterday 'indicating that a national network of police agencies collected and disseminated information on individua...…
…Page 2-Saturday, September 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily Reagan hints 80 M bid, stresses tax issue CHICAGO (AP)-Ronald Reagan said yesterday there is a "distinct possibility" he will run for president again in 1980 and the taxpayer revolt will be a leading issue if he does. Joining a cross-country Republican "tax blitz" in Chicago, Reagan said he has "not closed the door" to another presidential campaign but that he won't announce his final d...…
… ' IYoU iENEVS PPERO MX C '>.Y Take ten Thomas Hayden, one of the co-founders of Students for a Democratic Society and a former Universityactivist, together with Jerry Rubin, self-styled Yippie revolutionist, burned subpoenas to appear before the House Committee on Un-Amercian Activities (HUAC) on September 23, 1968. Both said their actions on the. University of California's Berkeley campus represented their contempt for HUAC. Also that Monday...…
… Ken Parsigian Anti-divestiture arguments misguided br 3 ibigttn uiI For the past two years, a growing group of concerned students has endeavored to convince the Regents to withdraw all University holdings in South Africa-the Regents have refused. In support of their recalcitrance, the Regents cite several arguments: We can do more good for the blacks by staying in South Africa and working from within; what about other countries where human ...…
…an penir By R.J. SMITH Already, there is talk of a festival for ext year. Someone mentions Charles lingus as the featured artist, someone Ise suggests Miles Davis-but hatever the plans turn out to be, there. :one certain thing: after Thursday ight's performance at the 1978 Ann rbor Jazz Festival honoring Duke" 'llington and sponsored by Eclipse azz, many are rooting for the festival's- ontinuation. Ah, where to begin? Displayed at the oV Thurs...…
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….s The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 23, 1978- Pag Will blames Feds for inflation By STEVE SHAER Special to The Daily DETROIT - To columnist George Will, the-U.S. government "is a giant BurgerKing, you get it your way." Speaking yesterday before 150 lawyers attending the final day of the Michigan State Bar Association con- vention at the Renaissance Center, Will focused on the nation's continuing in- flation problem and the government'...…
…lay, September 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily MICHIGAN FACES NOTRE DAME IN CLASSIC SHOWDOWN I , Blue clovers before red roses? ,I By CUB SCHWARTZ NOTRE DAME - At least the people down here treat this game with some respect. Of course, as an independent, Notre Dame doesn't have to worry about future conference games. Never- theless, Notre Dame has taken two weeks off to prepare for this game. Their fans have demanded, and received, up to $120...…
…The Michigan Daily-Satruday, September 23, 1978-Page 9 ANDERSON AND GANG CATCH ON: lin bai Jol Wolverines find home in pro bal By BILLY NEFF ver before an injury, linebacker Calvin greater punishment. You have to pace Here I'm just medium-sized. The I can hear Bob Ufer bellowing out, O'Neal of the Baltimore Colts, wide yourself for a much longer season-it's linemen are much bigger and stronger. I ca her Bo Ufr bllowng ut'receiver Jim Smith ...…
…Page 10- Saturday, September 23, 1978-The Michigan Daily Recount goes on; Colburn leads By MICHAEL ARKUSH Results released yesterday from a preliminary recount show that Univer- sity professor C. William Colburn still holds a five-vote margin over Ann Ar- bor City Councilman . Ronald Trowbridge (R-Fourth Ward) in the GOP race for nomination to the 18th district State Senate seat. The Washtenaw Board of Can- vassers, under state supervision, r...…
