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…I The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 12, 1979-Page 7 STA TE USES DECOYS TO TRAP RETAILERS Liquor sales Drug Co. on State Street, said By MARY FARANSKI checks IDs carefully. He said tl Establishments that sell liquor to' voters approved the new drin minors now have more to fear than just (A successful ballot proposal r being caught by local authorities. A legal age from 19 to 21 last De new 12-member team under the direc- "They want to...…

… Page 8-Wednesday, September 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily BIG TEN PLACES FOUR IN TOP 20: Trojans 1st, Blue 6th in poll rating From AP and UPI Southern California, a 21-7 winner over Texas Tech in its season opener last Saturday, maintained its hold on first place in The Associated Press' fir- st regular-season weekly college foot- ball poll Tuesday. Michigan is rated sixth. Southern Cal, chosen No. 1 in the preseason poll, attracted 45 first-...…

…The MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP: Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 12, 1979-Page 9 i Yaz blows bid for 3000 By The AssociatedPress BOSTON - Carl Yastrzemski, thwarted in his bid for hit No. 3,000,. made a wild throw to home plate in the eighth inning, allowing two runs to score, and the New York Yankees went on to an 8-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox last night. Yastrzemski went hitless in three of- ficial at-bats against former teammate Lui...…

…10--Wednesday, September 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily Starving Medicine Cabinet Sale Everytday items.. But not everyday Prices! Prices Good Through Sept. 22, 1979 sc Angola's president Neto dies in MO',W' f 1. MOSCOW (AP) - President kgostinho Neto of Angola, a doctor and poet who became a key, figure in the lef- dst tide that swept black Africa in the 1970s, is dead at 56 after undergoing surgery in Moscow for. advanced can- cer of the panc...…

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… 4.' 4' .. . 9 9y a . a ^r 4 a Communication Brown Bag erie The Howard R. Marsh Center for the Study of Journalistic Performance, an endowed center within the Department of Communication, again will sponsor a series of Wednesday brown bag seminars. All are open to the public. Each will be 12:10 to 1 p.m. in 2040F LSA Building. Sept. 2 oDelivering Birth Control information to Teen- agers," Rocco De Pietro, Director of Teen Family Planning Comm...…

…r rY. , J °>"1{g.' .: n +S..pY+' : gym T.. y kw r + w.p ... .. 2 1IrXU SE ENE\S 1PEN CAL W pJtGY Blind faith The mysterious leader of section 11 of Sociology 100 on Friday has remained so to the 25 students he lectured, as well as Soc. 100 Prof. Gayl Ness. Ness-said he expected it was a hoax when students inquired about the legitimacy of the bearded senior who removed the class con- cellation notice and assumed the podium. The bewildered stud...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, September 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No. 5 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Soviet troops in uba: Kennedy's health plan gives power to insurance companie Not another W HAT STARTED' as a simple in- quiry into the Soviet military presence i Cuba has now blossomed - thanks to the harping of cold warriors and Senate opponents of the SA...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 11, 1979-Page 5 Vance, Dobrynin begin talks on troops in Cuba ;::WASHINGTON (AP)-The United States and the Soviet Liion yesterday began what State Department officials say mnight be a protracted series of negotiations over Soviet com- bat troops in Cuba. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobryriin opened talks on the Cuban situation after Vance and CIA Director Stansfield Turn...…

…Page 6-Tuesday, September 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily Valium addictive, exp WASHINGTON (AP) A Asked by Sen. Edward Kennedy, the psychiatrist who has treated celebrities subcommittee chairman, if Valium for alcohol and drug abuse told a Senate alone is a problem in society, Pursch health subcommittee yesterday that replied he has seen people who have the most widely used drug in America become addicted to the tranquilizer in - Valium - is addic...…

…PETE AND ARLO A T PINE KNOB Fighting folk spirit still lives on By STEVE HOOK In 1942, two popular folk musicians appeared on the CBS Radio Network. Their names were Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. They sang a songscalled "The Sinking of the Reuben James," a protest song denouncing certain aspec- ts of American foreign policy. The next day, an article appeared in the New York Herald Telegram about the performance. The headline read: "Commy Fol...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 11, 1979-Page 9 Kennedy sets November timetable for decision (Continued from Page 1) presidential race and their belief that the New York delegation to the 1980 Democratic National Conventionought to be united. BOTH MEN believe there is no way the delegation could be united behind Carter. They believe Kennedy could unite the delegation and, if he does not run, that Carey or Moynihan should run as favorite...…

…Page 10-Tuesday, September 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily USC, ALABAMA FAVORED AGAIN Tradition' rules NCAA By BILLY NEFF "Tradition, Tradition!" This Fiddler on the Roof tune may have been as easily used toddescribetcollege foot- ball as it was to describe the marriage wishes of Tevye in this famous musical. Every college football season, the same teams traditionally tangle for the mythical national title. This year, there will be yet another my...…

…ANGELS, ORIOLES FLYING HIGH: Fresh teams vie for The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 11, 1979-Page 11 .11 ...................................... .,., . . { .{ {,. y.. , : ., ..{h fly. i fw ,.;.a k ; bn"4}i:k+2r4k .'fk. ";:'%S::t :isi'Y.:^Si:'r,:!R:::Sry::Ifiih'-+-0RJ"fi::G'lAl cv,.i: M1C+F:I4LO:v.. /...+mawnw...v By MARK BOROWSKI Daily Sports Analysis That magical-mystical September month is upon us. The professional and college footba...…

…Page 12-Tuesday, September 11, 1979-The Michigan Daily q. Court rules H-bomb case must be open CHICAGO (AP) - A federal appeals court ruled yesterday that arguments on the government's attempt to sup- press an article on hydrogen bomb in The Progressive magazine must be open to the public. 1 Justice Department lawyers asked the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- peals last week to keep reporters and other members of the public out of the cour...…

…Subscribe to the Daily Call 764- 0558 . . ........ hie MSA See editorial page N#illety Yea'(lrs olfIEdit orjil Freedom ti SEASONAL High-73* Low-45° See Today for details i I S I U I Vol. LAAAA, NO. 4 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 9, 1979 Free Issue Twelve Pages Blue wave drowns Northwestern, 49-7 'Cats prove weak tuneup for ND By BILLY SAHN Overcoming inexperience and youth at key offensive posi- tions, the Michig...…

…NEW BREAKFAST IDEA SWEEPS ANN ARBOR! Page 2-Sunday, September 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily 313 66 TURTLE ISLAND natural food restaurant S. State Breakfast: lam Lunch: 11 :30a 3-3525 Dinner: 4:3Op Fri & Sat til 4 Sc score a dom ago, TEN- YEAR TREND CONTINUES Scholastic Aptitude Test scores fall again holasticFrom AP andUPI (AT) A college board report, "National decline has affected students across the indicated schools m :holastic Aptitude ...…

… rYCU SE w A WPE CLL 5DAMY Kick-off When a sports star is born, it takes some time to establish a proper nickname. But after only minor confusion more than 100.000 University football fans were quickly able to devise a unique chant for the team's new kicker Ali Haji-Sheikh during yesterday's game. A walkon this season, the fans were amused by Haji-Sheikh's unfamiliar name, and recognized instant gimmick potential when it was announ- ced. On hi...…

…Page 4-Sunday, September 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily e . 4 t ttil Blacks have taken a role in American f oreign policy Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No.4 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A summer of small changes for MSA VJHEN HENRY Johnson, University vice-president for student serv- :es, assumed control of the Michigan tudent Assembly's funds last May, he rd MSA repre...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 9, 1979-Page 5 BYRD PLANS DEBA TE FOR NO V. 1 SALT stalled in Senate Universitly of Michigan Hospital COLE GIUNTEEPROGRAM ORGANIZATIONAL MEETIG I From AP and Reuter WASHINGTON--The strategic arms limitation treaty (SALT) should not be "held hostage" to the issue of Soviet combat troops in Cuba, Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd declared yester- day. However, the West Virginia Democrat acknowledged tha...…

…September 9, 1979-The Michigan Daily AUnited Artist ;Exclusive now showing at: TheMoies eat Prudential Town Center Corner of Evergreen and 1-696 In Southfield The strangest things happen when you wear polka dots oliAR L ) MARCELLO DANON presents UGOTOGNAZZI MICHEL SERRAULT "LA CAGE AUX FOLLES" (Enish Subtts) Based upon the play by JEAN POIRET A film by EDOUARD MOLINARO CopYrightUC>19> 9 United Atists Cooraion, All,fihtres,, U.... A.. e. MR....…

…'Joe Tynan': Blind ambition (Continued from Page 6) necessary crux of any democratic system. Yet the film runs aground not through the overdoing of a point but rather through the underdoing of almost everything. The film pulls so many punches thematically and especially cinematically, that it ends up landing kerplop in the category of a shades-of-gray situation which dominates true decision-making, however cherished our total good vs. total ...…

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… I The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 9, 1979-Page 9 UAW strike against GM called inevitable; money still the issue DETROIT (UPI) - The talk outside the main bargaining room has been all optimism, but there are still diehards who believe a United Auto Workers (UAW) Union strike against General Motors Corp. Friday night is inevitable. UAW President Douglas Fraser said such people don't understand collective bargaining. YET AFTER days of de...…

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… .1 The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 9, 1979-Page 1 EX-PLA YERS RECALL PAST Superfans salute grid centennial By ALAN FANGER GRIDDE PICKS There is one event in Ann Arbor that is awaited with more anticipation, than the start of the Michigan football season: Michigan Daily Gridde Picks. Each week the sports staff compiles a list of 20 games in the upcoming weekend, including Michigan and all the other Big Ten games, and, of cour- se, Daily ...…

…12-Sunday, September 9i 1979--The Michigan Daily Wildcats submit to Wolverine machine (Continued from Page 1) ther hampered the rebuilding of the e. Of the four, Schembechler is op- iistic that Paris and Powers will urn to action soon. rhree plays later, Michigan was first d goal-to-go on the two-yard line. ckey then ran the ball for a TD put- g Michigan on the scoreboard for the st time this season. RETURNING placekicker, Bryan rgil notche...…

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…Page 2-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily p i zb . ,.;. e i ? BET'HANY BIBLE CHURCH Where Everyone Is Someone and Jesus Is Lord. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship Service 11:00 Evening Worship Service 6:00 Wednesday Night Service 7:00 Parsonage-434-5865i Church-971-0180 4220 Packard Rd., Ann Arbor ST. NICHOLAS GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Greek Archdiocese of N. and S. America 414 N. Main St., Ann Arbor Devine Liturgy every...…

…I Y 5O SEE N_ 6HM N CLLG:IL L ' Leading the blind They're singing the First-Day-of-School Blues in section 11 of Sociology 100. Early yesterday morning, an unidentified Literary College senior hijacked the discussion group by removing a sign an- nouncing the class has been cancelled and setting himself up as the teaching assistant. As a stunned group of 25 students, mostly fresh- persons, looked on, the bearded senior announced that his sectio...…

…Page 4-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily How TV made Americans nbe .tyAtE ranrdI Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom lose faith in education Vol. LXXXX, No. 3 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Justice for nationalists p OLITICAL TERRORISM .has al- was been harshly punished in the United . States from the days of the revolution till the conviction of Patricia Hearst. The me...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 8, 1979-Page 5 44 f . '. 4,' 1 i 9 S urrounded by Lal.e Geneva and the Swiss Alps, the storybook city of Montreux has, for the past 13 years, been host to one of the world's pre-eminent jazz festivals. To attend the Montreux Jazz Festival is to experi- ence jazz in all its forms: from its roots to the pres- ent, Brazilian to Japanese, bebop to fusion-it's all there throughout July. Photos, clockwise ...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 8 1979-Page 7 RCRDS Alfred Hitchcock's 1936 SECRET AGENT Novelist, lately turned spy, completes assignment to kill enemy agent, or would have, except the trouble with secret agent Richard Ashendon is that he had the wrong man under suspicion. Predictably sticky encounters with enemy holed up in a Swiss Chocolate factory. With PETER LORRE, MADELEINE CARROLL, JOHN GIELGUD, ROBERT YOUNG and MICHAEL REDGRAVE...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 8, 1979-Page 9: MSU genius still missing t v EAST LANSING (UPI) - Police eking a missing teenage computer hiz hoped to finish searching a maze f steam tunnels beneath the Michigan. ta'te University (MSU) campus esterday, but admitted they still have zw clues in the case. Capt. Ferman Badgley outlined four ossible theories on the disappearance f James Dallas Egbert III, a 16-year- Id MSU sophomore. HE C...…

…Page 10-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily /. - .5 '4# Q f and Passing. PurdueMSUaerial contenders. 4 '4 , v MASS MEETING 7:00 p.m. Monday September 10 Michigan Union Anderson Roonti By GEOFF LARCOM If this year's Big Ten football season lives up to its advance billing, con- ference football buffs can count on an autumn of unusual excitement. Gone, according to the preseason dopesters, are the days when the Big Ten season bo...…

…'Cats easy to claw? NewQB, tough Blue defense know today The Michigan Daly-Saturdav. Seatember 8. 1979-Pne 11 - . - -l t- vi--- THE LIN EUPSS NORTHWESTERN ........................Clarke Prichard M7) ................................. Jim Ford id ) MICHIGAN OFFENSE TE (80) Doug. Marsh.. By BILLY SAHN As learning experiences go, this may prove a fairly painless afternoon for the Michigan football team. For a temporarily makeshift offen- s...…

…SENA TOR SA YS HE'S STILL NOT CANDIDA TE Kennedy's family lets him decide Neither Joan Kennedy nor Rose Ken- nedy could be reached for comment. BUT BOTH have indicated in the past they opposed Kennedy entering a presidential race. Joan Kennedy has been living in the couple's Boston home since 1977 and working on a master's degree in music and education at Lesley College. She and Kennedy took advantage of the congressional recess to spend mos...…

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… The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Sep Page 2-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily The rites of autumn . Offense must gel early on in season Bo pins hopes on veteran 'M' defense By BILLY SAHN In collegiate sports, the process of filling vacancies left by departing seniors occurs every year. It's an inherent and bothersome worry. for college coaches. Nevertheless, some years bring relatively little turnover, whil others result in mas...…

… Page 18-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigar4Daily-Saturday, SeF GLENN RICHTER NEW BAND DIRECTOR: 1979 'M'roster Cavender era comes to a ci No. 35 21 58 64 12 65 85 28 8 48 29 57 41 9 85 22 79 37 35 10 29 32 18 51 20. 54 29 90 95 4 31 75 58 97 21 13 15 81 16 44 55 99 13 57 39 69 Name AGNEW, Doug ..................... ALLEN,Jay............................. ANGOOD, David ........................ ARBEZNIK, John .......…

… Page 4-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Achigan Daily SCHEMBECHLER TRADITION: Quick, swarming defens (Continued from Page 2) And if that isn't convincing enough, Michigan holds down the top spot nationally in rushing defense, scoring defense and total defense for the period of 1973-1978. Can this year's unit better that pace? Bo, for one, thinks so. "WE'LL BE better this year for a couple of reasons," explained the for- mer Miami (Ohio) hea...…

… Page 16-Saturday, September 8, 1979-The Michigan Daily this season is Mark Herrmann, the star quarterback of the Purdue Boiler- P review " 0 makers. Yet even bigger news is the group of players backing up the lean junior, and together, they may realize the team, Tom Stauss (485 yards), was the goal Purdue hasn't reached for the switched to a tailback position this past 12 years-the Rose Bowl. spring while Dave Mohapp got the call Last year, ...…

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