…Vol. LXXXI, No. 2-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 6, 1971 Twelve Pages D C. ARRESTS CONTINUED; WAR PROTESTS SPREADING RALLIES HELD ON CAMPUSES By CHRIS PARKS Sparked by a c a ll for a national moratorium on "business as usual," thou- sands of protesters h e 1 d marches and rallies throughout the country yes- terday. Though most of the demonstrations were peace- ful, p o l i c e and anti-war demonstrators c 1 a s h e d in three major c...…
…I Thursday, May 6, 1971 S. Viets criticize news bries I By The Associated Press U.S. STEEL CORP., the nation's biggest steelmakers, yester- day boosted by 6% per cent prices on products used to make a wide variety of consumer items, including automobiles and ap- pliances. There was no immediate adoption of the new price scales by other major producers as has been customary. However, some said they were reviewing the company's announcement....…
…page three ?dr Mfr1l4IU 1& I4y VARIABLE yigh-en Low-45 Cloudy, maybe rain Thursday, May 6, 1971 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN News Phone: 764-0552 City faces budgetary hard times By MARK DILLEN Nearly two weeks ago, a group of angry mothers disturbed the customary quiet of recent city budget planning ses- sions. Was it true, they demanded, that the city's year-old children's day care center was to receive no city support next year? They had learned t...…
…Witw, 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Edited and managed by students-at the University of Michigan Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of the author. This must be noted in all reprints. Thursday, May 6, 1971 News Phone: 764-0552 NIGHT EDITOR: STEVE KOPPMAN LSA policy committee AFTER A YEAR of consideration, the literary college now has a mechanism through which students may have substantial input into ...…
…music May Festival: 'U' Society's grand finale By DAVE FRIEDO From one concertgoer to an- other, last week's May Festival was a real treat. I, for one, espe- cially enjoyed the artistry of Leontyne Price and Andre Watts who, respectively, opened and closed the Festival. They are without a doubt two of the great- est musicians of our time. The University Choral Union and two alumni, Barbara Niss- man and Thor Johnson, distin- guished conductor...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Liberal congressmen support Thursday, May 6, 1971 the cause, debate over tactics By ANITA CRONE Special to The Daly WASHINGTON - To varying degrees, a number of senators and congressmen have expressed support for protesters conducting massive civil disobedience in the nation's capital. Signs on at least three congressional offices yesterday read "closed for business as usual," as two weeks of anti-war protests ...…
…Thursday, May 6, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PaeSee Local anti-war rally draws 250 On-eampus activity light as spring term begins By CHRIS PARKS More than 250 Ann Arbor residents braved the cool and rainy weather last night to attend a Family Peace Fair at City Hall. The rally contrasted with the gereral lack of observ- ance of a moratorium day in the city yesterday. This was partly attributed to the absence of local anti-war leaders, who were...…
…-Daily-Tom Gottlieb By W.E. SCHROCK Special To The Daily WASHINGTON - As massive protests in the nation's capital continue, a cross- section of the crowds in this city's streets reveals a wide diversity of groups. Police and demonstrators have been' present in the largest numbers. Spec- tators-largely local residents and workers -have consistently appeared outside the perimeter of the disturbances, although some residents have been caught in ...…
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… Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 6, 1971 ' eT .M.I--_-T-d y-y-1- Major League Leaders Horsehidemen need help Through Tuesday's Games AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ab r h Pet. g aS r h Pet. h Mmn 239719 31.39 Garr Ati 24 99 1740.0 rup Det 23 90 19 32 .356 Millan Atl 24 97 9 36 .371 or MY 22 92 13 29 AM4 Mays SF 22 76 17 29 .36E Oliva North 11uree Yas'tm'ski Bsn 23 80 .22 27 .335 Killebrew Min 25 95 10 32 .337 D. J ohnoBal 2 7 ...…
…Thursday, May 6, 1971 TH.E MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Thursday, May 6, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Ace Vida males From Wire Service Reports DETROIT-Sensational rook- ie Vida Blue did it again. Oak- land's southpaw, who has been called the greatest rookie pitch=- er since Johnny Vander Meer hurled two consecutive no-hit- ters over 30 years ago, shut out the Tigers on four hits last night. Oakland got a run in the fourth and explod...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 6, 1971 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAItY Thursday, May 6, 1971 PLANNED AUSTERITI Budget test (Continued from Page 3) are likely to be phased out, as are positions vacated by re- tirees; -A six per cent cut in most city department's expenditures with an emphasis on holding down new capital investment and reducing administrative' and secretarial help; and, -Curbs on expansion of the police departmen...…
