…Wednesday, August 18, 1976 THE MICHtGAN DAILY M- - - W l I I12 oPt4 "if the twill~ I By The Associated Press Grounded Gopher MINNEAPOLIS - University of Minnesota wide receiver Mike Jones is scheduled to have torn cartilage removed from his left knee today and will miss at least the first month of the football season. Jones, the third leading receiver in the Big Ten last year, suffered the injury in spring practice. A decision to remove t...…
…Hoge Twelve . HE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 18, 1976 Kimm 's homer nips Angels Eighth-inning smash wins for Bird, 3-2 By The Associated P'ess D E T R O IT - Bruce Kimm smashed Frank Tanana's first pitch of the eighth inning into the upper deck in left field for his first major league home. run, giving the Detroit Tigers and Mark "The Bird" Fidrych a 3-2 victory over the California An- gels last night. Mitsi, who has heen the catcher ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 69-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 17, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Black gangs hit Cobo Hall DETROIT (UPI) - Gangs of black youths terrorized rock fans in down- town Detroit Sunday night, forcing their way into a concert at Cobo Hall and beating and robbing members of the audience. The violence then spread outside, where at least one woman was raped repeatedly on a sidewalk, several per- sons were ass...…
…- -~~- iuesuty, ,-ugusr I It wur - MEDICAL SURVEY RESULTS AAnsn fallnwisr hinoed after escape from prison SAN FRANCISCO (P)- - The hunt for Charles Manson fol- lower Susan Murphy and an- other federal prison escapee moved to the San Francisco Bay area after the two women rent- ed a car here, the FBI said yes- terday. Charles Bates, special agent in charge here, said Murphy, 34, and Diane Ellis, 33, rented a car at San Francisco International...…
…Tuesday, August . ] 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PQQe Three Reuicn seek unity By TIM SCHICK ti Specilal to 'he Daily rANS;AS CITY, Mo. - Divifoni heat __n the (;()I'tanlk, considered a i tajc pr. i 'mi in t~nt. year's presditltial c- aljaig111, nan the subjec of manna: s'.Robert Beniiett'n w 'eleonning ad- Y (1dr's at the start of the 1916 ReTsubli '-In Nationsali 'anvenltioneste'rdtay in Kansas ('it\. t e « "TlIhon 1Ii out interests may hei...…
…The Michigan Daily Edited and mannaged by Students at the University at Michigan Tuesday, August 17, 1976 News Phane: 764-0552 Stop!" IN THIS SUMMER uf national political theatrics, there are more pedestrian concerns for the people of Ann Arbor. And the pedestrian concern of which we speak In particular has mare to do with drivers than with pe- destrians: In ther name of fenders throughout the city, let the power-that-he put up four-way stop s...…
…Tuesday, August 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Kelley asks Supreme Court to 0 i *NEWA review Detroit busing decision appeal yester of offs LANSING (UPI)-State offi- their 83000 students. An NAACP lawyer said during pendin cials will ask the U.S. Supreme Kelley said that, if the ap- the weekend that cutbacks in enviros Court to review a federal ap- peals court grants a stay of class time would amount to an seas d peals court decision that called i...…
…A ''t E t rt i mt Pag Six Tuesday, August 17, 1976 Arts EntrtaimentTHE MICHIGAN DAILY En ter the Dragon: S ick implications By KIM POTTER "YOU let him best you, didn't you?" snarls Thunderball arch - villian Emilio Largo to a disheveled flunkie. Having ut- tered this damning disapproba- tion, the reigning scoudrel of the decade-old James Bond epic orders his cowering goon picked and and swiftly trans- ported to his new assignment- lunch in L...…
…Tuesdoy, August 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Ford just 3 votes from 1st ballotwin (Continued from Page 1) climactic roll call, the Ford and one is bound by primary ele it's not going to work," he Reagan forces likely will be tion outcome to vote for Fo asserted. measured by at least two pre- on the first convention ballot. "WE FACED our 'crises' and liminary contests. And those in so doing we raised the coun- votes, tonight, coul...…
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…Tuesday, August 17, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine get the job clone (Continued from Page 81 BUSINESS SERVICES SITUATIONS WANTED PERSONAL EXPERIE9CED PROFESSIONAI, I IOFINO 1N MY HOME. Wil pik p TYPIST. IBM self-correcting withS 101dli'e.'1941-956. 06817 ASS ERTION TRAINING fr w arbon ribbon, 01 tto s, man- ,rod wme.51ev Linn and Joyc srpts, 10r pape.. Resonable FOR RENT Stan,} Ally. 10 and 20. 7:30 p~., tates. Campus location. Call Jim...…
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…Stockton collects PGA title METHESDA, Md. OP) - "It was in all the way;" Dave Stockton said of the 15-foot par-sav- ing putt on the 72nd hole that won him the PGA national championship yesterday. "I'll tell you, I was thinking about that play- off. "They said we'd go back to No. 13 to start it and I'd just butchered 13 and 14. I sure didn't want to play them over again. I was working as hard as I could on that putt at 18. "I looked up when th...…
…t ) 1-7 IV . i... Is. Yankees trip Rangers NEW YORK - Mickey Rivers and Fred Stanley hom- ered and Graig Nettles drove in two runs with a double and a single, leading the New York Yankees to a 5-1 victory over the Texas Rangers last night. The triumph was the Yan- kees' sixth in the last seven games and kept them 912 games ahead of Baltimore in the American League East. The game was televised to most of thecountry astAB("skMonday night Gam...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 68-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 14, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Ford scores platform wins KANSAS CITY, Mo. l(>t - President Ford's supporters won a key test yes- terday in the Republican convention plat- form committee and his chief delegate counter, James Baker, said several un- committed delegates have promised pri- vately to announce their support for Ford after they arrive in Kansas City. But ...…
…... ...., 111 11 tear nom- ttntict 14 197A Page fwo 30Uraauy, INUgws : -?, 1710 Ford scores platform wins heaven's name is there to ne- gotiate abott?" The Panama Cattal vote oc:- cnrred while Sears was telling reporters "as far as we're con- cerned . we continue to be very satisfied with what's in there (the platform).' A Reagan committee spokes- man said later Sears did not learn of the canal vote until af- ter the news conference. How- ...…
…Saturday, August 14, 1976. THE MfCH4GAN DAILY Page Tre Fall deluge: 'U' shifts gears By JENNIFER MILLER After a long, slothful summer, the University is getting ready to engage gears and set wheels turning for another onslaught of 30,060-plus students who will swarm into the city come September. Vice President for Academic Affairs Frank Rhodes is looking forward to that annual stampede of stu- dents soon to arrive. "I MISS HAVING the stude...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 14, 197 S. Africa arrests 50 black leaders JOIHANNEStURG, S o u t h Africa AP) - Security police have arrested at least 50 black leaders in a nationwide crack- down on black nationalist groups susnected of fomenting South Africa's bloody racial npheavals, sources said yester- day. Only a few new outbreaks of violence were reported follow- ing two days of riots in black townshins outside Cape To...…
…Saturday, August 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five SatudayAugut 14 197 THEMICHGAN AILYPaaeFiv K.C. falls prey to pom pom politics FBI exhibits official Dunphy pleads guilty to theft charges (Continued from Page t) partments, and delegate-wooing (Continued from Page 3) THIS SOURCE called the de- told the FBI "to investigate corps ranging in age from 6 to machinery including whips in federal grand jury in New cision to grant immunity ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 14, 1976 Page Six RENAISSANCE CENTER Reclaiming Detroit-at last By JEFFREY SELBST rO 'RONTO DD it. Pittsburgh did it. Atlanta's doing it. Everyone's getting in on it - urban rejuvenation is the hot- test act in town, and though the price tag is high, it is the only future for America's cities. Detroit has come to realize this; and while the city may be a little late getting started, it too has ;cauht th...…
…SaturdayAugust 14, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven The Nixon Assault' revisited ASSAULT ON THE MEDIA: THE NIXON YEARS, by Wil- liam Porter. Ann Arbor. The University of Michigan Press, 3 ,l pp., $11.95. By JIM TOBIN WILLIAM PORTER could have written a textbook on the Nixon administration's relations with the media, but he did not. He could have writ- ten a scornful, one-sided dia- tribe against Nixon and his sub- ordinates, but he did ...…
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…Page Ten T##E AMCHIGAN -DAILY Saturday, August 14, 1976 A Renaissance or Detroit-at last (Continue from Pae 6- acreage of what is nov a river- side park. The ultimate goal is to turn all, or nearly all, of Wiadsor's riverfront area into- park. Plans for the future in- ciude a fottain with a jet that sprays 8- to 90 feet high, color- ed lights, and a soft musical background, "much as they have in Seattle," the mayor added. W EEKS mentioned ...…
…Afii lA ~ t AILY oe evn Z)aTuraay, ^ugust i +, i Irv I I I#- fvij%.l lijr-Nt-q S.1fr-%Itg- 9 . _ _.. ._ Dr. Morgan rockets to four-stroke lead in PGA BETHESDA, Md. (A' - Longshot Dr. Gil Morgan, a non-practicing optometrist and the son of a tombstone dealer, shrugged off muggy heat and growing pressure with a solid, two-under-par 68 that staked him to a four-stroke lead yes- terday halfway through the 58th PGA national champion- ship. "I'...…
…teage wewe ,Jui1 F 1 rru At sm yi . 14 11976 Page Twelve t Ht M1t:.Hlt3^N L ^ILT 3C1TUrGayr ^UgUST 1'tf 1710 Detroit trims Royals, 3-2 From Wire service Reports KANSAS CITY - Consecu- tive doubles by Tom Veryzer and John Dockenfess with two out in the seventh inning pro- pelled the Detroit Tigers to a 3-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals last night. Kansas City starter Al Fitz- morris, 14-8, and Detroit's Vera Ruble, 7-9, both pitched ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 67-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, August 13, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages GOP platform leans to Ford Miss. delegation in doubt KANSAS CITY, Mo. (,I - President Ford emerged from the first round of Republican platform sessions yesterday with a slight edge over Ronald Reagan, but a new hazard appear- ed in Ford's path toward the presidential nomi- nation in the form of trouble within the volatile Mississippi d...…
…l'oe woI lru L icoLitbAlNL 1AItv Page T wo TH MICIA Dm-aiAILY F-irday, ugust 1:3,m1 GOP platform leans to Ford ('snnUs Ic::, t'sgl) cessfully so far. Burch's reaction to Reed's statement was that the Ford list of vice presidential possibili- ties "is quite long and it covers the entire Republican spec- trum." Ford's chances of picking up Mississippi's 30 delegate votes were enhanced when Reed an- nounced he could not support Reagan after ...…
…Friday? August 13, 197 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pogo Three Ford OK's swine flu plan WASHINGTON {R)-President Ford yesterday signed a bill clearing the way for a mass immunization cam- 'paigt against swine flu and directed authorities to more quickly to make the vaccine available to all Americans.- The federal vaccine program, stalled for several ,ants, now faces a race against time as the flu son approaches. IN A SIRNING ceremony in the Oval Off...…
…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students of the University of Michigan Friday, August 13, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 The sad end of 2001 THE UNIVERSITY'S clerical workers voted this week to disband their union - UAW Local 2001. While an astonishingly high number of union members voted in the five-day election, thus providing an unchallenge- able consensus, we feel the members will live to regret their vote. Throughout 2001's stormy his...…
…ridgy, August 13, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Come Our Way This Way: Take 1-94 to the Rawsonville Road Exit. Turn South on Rawsonville Road to Huron River Drive (approximately one mile) then left 300 feet to The Cape. (Can't make it this Sunday? Phone us at 481-0110 between 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. any day of the week and we'll arrange to meet with you at your convenience.) SeLLEVILL.E ROAD EXIT TO %c RAWSONVILLE ROAD EXIT tat DETROIT...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Happeninsr HAPPENINGS film reviews COMMERCIAL CINEMA barnstormin are written by Kim Patter. The Bingo Lang Traveling All gro basebal Stars & Motor Kings - (State) 1930's. Bing - An entertaining and almost- are prodig all eek memorable film about the banned by N.. the major leagues; they instead must eke out a living through an endless town-to-town ,odys- sey playing local (mostly wh...…
…Friday, August 13, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Fridy, Agust13, 976 HE ICHIAN DILY .geeve Happengs tied) (Continued from Page 6) de Palma fashion, it deflates its targets without ever taking itself too seriously. This is one of the most styl- istically striking films ever produced about America in the '70's, and deserving of far more Than the meagre theatrical dis- ibution it has thus far re- ceived. Better see it now, be- cause y...…
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…Page fen T1E MfCHIGAN OAIA{Y firdey, August 13,-1976 Fledermaus: Upbeat,bouyant By STEVE PICKOVFR and MIKE JONES Die Fledermaus, the School of Music's sa um m e r production, opened last night with the ri- brance and buoyancy associated with turn of the century Vien- nese High Society. Under Direc- tor Uri Meyer's skillful direc- tion, the orchestra's perform- ance of the overture was both came more sure of himself as the act continued. ...…
…CPlou,%% rsitsr 2-1'0 #~ 1it iFIE J I I-' lti'%~ r'%IL rage .....:. . rrjaay, ugust i v o Ih n CHIA LWLuYIJurJ Page Eleven HOLDS ONE STROKE.LEAD Weiskopf fires 65 BETHESDA, Md. (/W) - Tom Weiskopf, riled and ridiculed by the printed taunts of a Wash- ington newspaper columnist, harnessed his enormous talents ad responded with a five-under- ,ar 65 that staked him to a one- stroke lead Thursday in the first round of the PGA national champio...…
…PRRPNTWIVIM I " C lVi I lk- r-I f %3^ IN Ll^ I L. T rlrCIQV, ^U,-QUST 1.7, V710 - I I" ivly.-v 4.?.%Jw %I 'R y, t14- . ...,.....r, . ~ w. . ..., ... ,. DH rule adopted for Series PHIOENIX, Ariz. U) - Designated hitters will be used in the World Series for the first time this year, Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn < rdered yesterday. The American League, which has used an ex- S trn hitter for the pitcher since 1973, proposed using fDHs in t...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 66-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, August 12, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Clericals vote to decertify By GEORGE LOBSENZ By the scant margin of 55 votes, University clericals voted to disband their year-old union, United Auto Work- ers (UAW) local 2001, in a five day election which ended yesterday. Out of some 3,300 clericals on the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses, 1,167 votes were cast to decertify a...…
…n--- *r...- 'V-1 I fw A A A 0-- A 0 1 0-4 & k . & . A - - Page i wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, August 12, 1976 Kelley: 'Can't deny' FBI burglaries WASHINGTON ' - FBI Di- rector Clarence Kelley said yesterday he cannot flatly deny that FBI agents or informers are conlinoing to burglarize the homes and offices of American citizens. "I wish I could say categoric- ally, unquestionably, that this is not going on," Kelley said at a news confe...…
…Pi ursdaiy, August Q, 19,76 THEMJC+l+GAN DAILY Page Tree Final atgtack on Tal Zaa tar near, 0 1EIRUT, Lebanon W) - Christian rightist forces hit Tal Zaatar with artil- lery, rockets and other heavy weapons yesterday in what appeared to be the start of the final effort to eliminate the battered Palestinian stronghold. Radio broadcasts said more civilians were flee- ig the camp. Reliable sources said negotiations were under way early this m...…
…The -Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigon Thursday, August 12, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 htnd isease and death IT IS SAID THAT an ounce of protection is worth a pound of cure, and the Congressional passing of the swine flu immunization legislation last -Tuesday looms as a smart, protepive measure. We need not be confronted with a recap of the epi- demics of 1918-1919, which proved deadly to hundreds of th...…
…Thursday, -August 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Thursdoy,-August 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Swine flu plan underway Conflicting accounts mark Postill hearing WASHINGTON (P) -- The di- rector of the government's swine flu immunization pro- gram said yesterday that Con- gress has removed the last ma- jor obstacle and the first shots should be available in late Sep- tember. ITae l et a ttacke (Continued from Page 1) the a...…
… Aim ePage Six Arts & Entertainent ° Thursday, August 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PTP finishes season with two final thuds (EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to the in- transigence of the Professional The- arcProgram and TherDaily's fi- nancial situation, we were not able to cover most of the Michigan Rep- ertory's summer program. And as the tickets for both of the plays reviewed below were purchased out of the reviewer's pocket, we would like to state t...…
…Thursdoy, August 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Rhodesian city struck Rioting erupts in Cape Town by Mozambique raid SALISBURY, Rhodesia (R) - Regular Mozambique Army troops launched a mortar attack yesterday on one of Rhodesia's largest cities, and sources here said the attack was in apparent -,prisal for a bloody Rhodesian raid across the border last Sun- day. Rhodesian officials said the Mozambicans fired about' 30 mortars into...…
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