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…x re. r Mr dx rxx xei .: } } lt _ ... 1 10- 1!1Ad GUBNt 1 nursday, August iz, I v urg t M1.,rIUAN eUA1 rauge Bevan LAST OF THE MAJOR TOURNAMENTS Nick/aus seeks PGA crown By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Jack Nick- laus, grimly determined to turn his season around, faces a host of hungry challengers in the PGA Championship, the last of the year's four major tests of golfing greatness. "It has not been one of my best seasons," Nickl...…

….ag r1weveI lI/ M lt-.ARr- LAILVYTL.urJa ..Ay, .sugustIL, l'it " Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, August 12, 1976 Horton H R tops Texas Ninth-inning heroics s -win it for Bird, 4-3 MARK "THE BIRD" FIDRYCH puts everything he has into a pitch last night. Bird gave up nine hits but won the thriller, 4-3. WHIP CUBS IN WRIGLEY Reds win wild one By The Associated Press DETROIT-Pinch-hitter Willie Horton homered into the upper deck in l...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 65-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 11, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Ford continues VP search WASHINGTON ('} - The list of po- tential running mates known to be un- der consideration by President Ford ex- panded yesterday to include 12 men and one woman. Three of the 13 rejected, with varying degrees of firmness, the possibility of filling the second spot on the Republi- can ticket this fall. A FO...…

…15J1 iilUn.iy, rLiEUi 1. I1 fI~ I " F- lvv 1 %.0 f-T 1%3^114 U^ I L. T YYeaneSaoy, n49uST 1 1, IV It Former Portuguese leader, Spinola, returns from exile LISBON, Portugal P -M Former President Antonio de Spinola. the general whose book inspired the Portuguese revolu- tion, returned from Brazilian exile yesterday to military de- tention and Communist de- nunciation. A military police statement said Spinola was taken to Cax- ins military pr...…

…Wednesday, August 11,. 19761 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Ford, Reagan forces battle it out in K.C. KANSAS CITY, Mo. O The Pre- Republican Convention war of nerves between Ronald Reagan and President Ford centered yesterday on the GOP platform committee where party con- servatites vowed to fight for a document that would reflect their views. The move av led by Reagan backers who pressed for planks that would mirror the former California g...…

…A cabbie's ta ilng ament rly MATTIIEW BEAL First of two parts MAY. on the night of oy indoctrination to the fine art of dciving a taxicah, any illtsions I may have harbored aboot getting rich at it were ruthlessly dispelled by a cold, hard look at the r _ality of the sitttatirt. It was ohvious that there simII wtcrent enough people taking cahs to make it very profitable tTt drive one. But if this key observatitna hadn't been enough to convinc...…

…Page Five Wednesday, August 11, 1976 THE MICHIGANC GEO, discuss information clause DAILY )AILY Page Five Senate committee OK's wiretap bill By GEORGE LOBSENZ that he did not feel it was appro- in largely complete form, at the A discussion of a University priate for GSAs to handle union longest, 45 days into any given counter - proposal on a GEO- business while at their offices. term. GEO, meanwhile, has backed information clause erupt- Th...…

…Page 51x THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 11, 1976 AMA admits to postal fraud WASHINGTON (AP) - The Ameri- vice announced last month after re- can Medical Association (AMA) submit- ceiving the documents that it was re- ted false reports to the Postal Service opening an investigation of possible for 4% years, allowing it to underpay fraud by the AMA. postage bills by as much as $450,000, Mitchell's letter to the AMA legal de- an AMA law...…

…Wednesday, August 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pogo Seven wednesday, August 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Nancy Dickerson, prominent national correspondent, reports for Detroit Edison: "Here are some air-conditioning tips that will keep you from getting hot under the collar this summer' Detroit Edison is a concerned participant in America's crusade for conservation. The wise use of energy plays one of the most important roles in ...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 11, 1976 6OMW Uncontracted Classified Rates WORDS 1 2 3 4 5 6 odd. 0.101 15 9.30 309 380 455 530 .79 f195 40 2 80 3 7") 4 60 5 50 6 40 90 16 20 1 69 330 4 35 5 40 6 49 750 1 05 21-25 1 90 3 80 5 00 6.20 7 40 8 60 1920 26,30 2 15 4 30 9 65 70'0 8,35 970 1.35 31-35 2 40 4 80 6 30 7 80 9,30 10 80 1 50 36 40 2695 530 6 95 8.60 10.25 11,90 1 65 41 -495 290 5 80 7 60 9.40 1 120 1300 1 80 46950 3 19...…

…Wednesday, August 11, 1976" rHE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y Page Nine 5 aQ id67tffiej1dne USED CARS - - ~'8 OPL1a p-rtatinca. Ned fwatk. $2. Cl 62-4725. 57N817 CLASSIFIED -j 1969 FORD VAN. '3-peed 6-yl- _ d. Windows itrea d id ADVERTISING dors Call 769-133. Aftr5:0 ptn POLIC , _5N14 POLIC , --SITUATIONS WANTED i Alt dadnliteit s 12 itram thte dat - -- taefre pytttatttln 4 p mtat t- I HOUSE WORK .-Will d idoerat' fareSneat lninadial na rrea-alari utdna...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 11, 1976 all - East coast cleans up after hurricane Witnesses testify at Postill trial (COntitedfr -n Pus Ie us sid Suffolk County .ect- tive John Klein. IN NEW JERSEY, Belle pro- vided cootr for the first suc- cessful escape from Trenton State P'risorn in more than 15 years. A prison spokesman said an inmate serving a life sen- tence sawed oat of his cell, ran across the roof of the prison...…

…Ulafeneuuy¢.,r.uu I t 10' 'I ir tiLl-.1*'Aki M-AlLY° rage Cieven wyecnesaayrHugust ii, iv o Ic t-ft MICHIGN DAILYT Page Eleven 5000-meters record falls By The Associated Press STOCKHOLM - Duncan McDonald set an American record in the 5,000 meters and Bronislaw Malinowski missed the world 3,000-meter steeplechase mark by a mere 4.2 seconds to highlight the final lay of the international track and field meet at Stockholm's Olympic Stadium l...…

…1eTwle H IC IL"Y.1"wiY Wednesday, August _.. Y 11-~ %ge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, August 1,197b Judge rules NCAA's formula to figure aid is unconstitutional TOPEKA, Kan. (P) - A federal district court judge yesterday declared unconstitutional the NCAA's method of computing aid to student- athletes at its member colleges and universi- ties. Judge Richard D. Rogers also ordered Univer- sity of Kansas track sprinter Clifford Wiley...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 64-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 10, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Belle buffets East Coast Hurricane thrashes Jersey, nears N.Y. NEW YORK W)-Hurricane Belle sent giant waves crashing over Atlantic City'y famed boardwalk last night, then swept to- ward a landfall on eastern Long Island. Most of the New York metropolitan area's 18 million residents 'appeared destined to escape the full fury of the hurri...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 10, 1976 Police ki two in 8, African clash JUIIANNESHUiG;, South Af- rica ' - Police shot and killed two blacks yesterday in clashes with hands of rampaging youths in Alexandra and other black townships around .ohannesburg. The youths burned schools, stoned vehicles and tried to stop workers from getting to their jobs. The deaths were confirmed by police. ALL EXITS from Alexandra, which borders ...…

…Tuesday, August 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Three Ford, Reagan foces clash KANSAS CITY, Mo. ' - Anxious to Six of the seven subcommittee chair- test their strength, supporters of Ron- men who had been designated by Ray. aId Reagan skirmished repeatedly yes- a ord supporter, were elected when terday with backers of President Ford the panels met But the seventh, Rep. and set the stage for clashes that ap- sitsio Conte of Massachusetts, l...…

…To shake a Republican's hand By JIM TOBIN A" WHAT CONSERVATIVES we are at the Daily. Reactionaries we are. There is no or- ganized group on campus with a more formal code of conser-ing the old, of cursing the new. But sve get confused. We call the new the old and main- tain that we, the old, are the new. Our ancestors started the whole program ten years ago, and they really were the new. They were angry about civil rights and American inter- ...…

…Tuesday, August 10,_197f THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Jury finds Harrises guilty (Continued from Page ) prejudicial remark. However, the judge ordered a hearing for today to probe further whether any of the jurors were tainted by prejudice. In an unusual move, the jur- ors themselves sent word they wanted to remain sequestered at a hotel overnight and the judge granted the request. They made the unique suggestion af- ter the judge ordered...…

…& Page Six Tuesday, August 10, 1976 Arts & Entertainm ent THE MICHIGAN DAILY TABLE TALK Ken Parsigian "NO, NO, NO," I heard Bruce say as I approached the bar at the club. "It's true that technical expertise is important in bridge," he continued, "but psychological expertise is of at least equal importance. In rubber bridge, anyway." "Take yourself," he said to Jeff, who had been listening the whole time "You bid perfectly. You never bid yours...…

…Tuesday, August 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Tuesday, August 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LE LADIES' SPORT CASUALS LGAL P ADS Choce of styles i "*8-1/2 xofl..sizes 5',tolO0 YOUR CHOICE. 2 0 8c OUR REG. $13.4 School Sp.s Dept. Shoce Dept. 1 .STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY U MLM, 11 1 UI 4,U l 1KIU1U 4FOR ILUSTRATIVE PURPOSES' 4WALNUT 4FINISHED 'fy BOOKCASE 4lamitnate treated to SAVYE $10 resist scratches, 4alcohol, & st...…

…rage Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 10, 1 976 SR cww Uncontracted! WORDS 1 2 3 0101 15 2.30 305 11 15 1 40 2 80 370 1690 165 3 30 435 21 -25 190 380 5 00 2630 215 4 30 5 65 3135 2 40 480 6 30 3640 2 65 5 30 695 41 -45 290 5 80 7 60 46-50 3 15 630 8 25 INCHES 1 315 6 30 825 2 565 1130 1475 3 815 16 30 215 4 10 65 21 30 27 90 5 1315 2630 3440 N B-Ech roo of chorocter, HVhesoed awords aoes this icldei telohc- 10 lines aiols 1 inch F...…

… Tuesday, August 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page ;Nine p Q j 9 thejob doneJ (Coritinued from Page 8) LOST AND FOUND FOUND: Airdale, wire hail' terrier. Black body, brown head, ears and lega. Med. aize female. Recently cut hair.,No 'collar. Call 995-9715. dA*l2 LOST A BLACK PATENT LEATHER W AL- LET with tiny gold studs. Last seen in the Michigan Daily office. If found, PLEASE return, no ques- clone asked. My identification cards, license a...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 10, 197 PogeTen THE MICI-UGAN &ARY Tisesduy, Au~i*st 10, 1976 swees r0.s Hto 1t.6 per cent Hurricane Belle DE loIT ne(UII)-Michigan's crawling out of its two-year- ing July because they have been uine mployment rate swelled to long recession, unable to find seasonal work. sls E a t Cst 10.6 per cent in July - the Nationally, unemployment rose These persons are no longer second straight monthly in...…

…I uesday, August 10, 1.976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Tuesday, August 10, 1.976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven ~jthe IZsai4 By The Associated Press Diver enrolls at 'M' AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.-Air Force Capt. Phil Boggs, who won the men's springboard diving gold medal at the Montreal Games, said yesterday he plans to leave the military, and might attend the University of Michigan Law School. Boegs, 26, an instructor in astronautics an...…

…Pae welveTI l1 MIC#l-A4# MLAILYIusaAgutI1,11 " Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 10, 1976 OSU charges to be probed By The 5-oirtted Press COLUMBUS, Ohio--NCAA and Big Ten officials say they will inresigate alleged recruiting violations against Ohio State University, but it's a move that spokes- , men say is standard. NCAA executive director Warren S. Brown said the organization would look into the charges hat were made last w...…

…The Michigan]Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 63-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 7, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages House may tab city for research The U. S. House of Repre- sentatives is slated to vote Mon- f;<day on a measure that may put Ann Arbor in the running as a site for a $45 million federal health research center. The facility, which is tem- porarily housed in Cincinnati, w a u I d perform chemical research under the auspices of' the Nation...…

…NVMIO Wfl%'r= Mi MIM= n~ll Y4Z^sruu~, Attyuss e+ 7 15 I rl-CM I% r Ik,71-4V^ I - T '-uturuu0y, rNUgUST 1,IV 1-0 Cause of Pa. deaths still unknown PHILADELPHIA tom - Doc- tors said yesterday they are con- centrating their search for the cause of "legionnaire's disease" on toxins or poisots. Hut they conceded that the list of toxins was almost endless and repeat- ed that they may never know what killed the 25 men and women who have died in t...…

…Soturdav, August 7. 1.976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Unemployment up in July WASHINGTON WP)-An unusually large number of Americans went job hunting in July, swelling the ranks of workers but also pushing the unemployment rate up to 7. per cent, the government re- ported yesterday. The increase in unemployment was the second in two months, coming after job- less rates of 7.5 per cent in June and 7.3 per cent in May. ADMINISTRATION econom...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY _Saturday, August 7, 1976 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY satur4ay, August 7, 1976 Crowd watches as youths beat boy LONDON (UPI) - Ensrico Sidoli had a nervous tic and his classmates taunt- ed him with the nickname "Noddy," after a children's book character whose head nodded back and forth. The teen-ager lived in a fantasy world, pretending to be a disc jockey, and he talked incessantly. All this set him apart ...…

…Saturday, August 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Reagan defends VP choice (Continued from Page 3) the Republican party is trying to bring segments of this party together to win an election in- stead of just winning a conven- tion, and we're going to win an election," Reagan said. Schweiker, co-author in the past of federal health and jobs legislation which Reagan has campaigned endlessly against, said he finds his views com- patible w...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 7, 1976 Papa' The real Hemingway rAPA, A PERSONAL MEMOIR, by Gregory Hlemi-gway, M.D. Bos- ton: Houghton Mifflin Co., 119 pp., $7.91. By JIM HILL Itl1T Il.EBRATEI) scenes des the Ilemiagway Legend inmediately pro(tmp? Perhaps, Hlemingway the Writ- er sporting in Paris of the Twenties with the I.ast Generation. Or llemingway the Adventutrer running before the bulls in the streets of Parmlona. Or ...…

…Saturday, August 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoge Seven Sauda ,Au ut , 1 96H M C IGA D IY Page .IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISevenIIIIMI~ll~l0110 Parliament from across the Thames River Mudlingthrough London- a city of fogged-up dreams "It is difficult /o speak adequately or justly of London. It is not a pleasant Place; it is not agreeable, or cheerful, or easy, or exempt frotn reproach. It is only agnificent." -Henry James By LOIS JOSIMOVICH JT W...…

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…Saturday, August 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Nine Saturday, August 7, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine (Continued from Page 8) WANTED TO RENT LOOKING for a place to live Sept.- Dec. only. Near Med. Center if pos- sible,'but'not necessary. Willing to pay. Call Claudia, 663-3726 per- sistently. dL811 NEEDED: Room in cooperative, ve- getarian house for woman and dog. If you are into working at coopera- tiveness and need another house- ma...…

…Rage Ten THE MCiCtAN DAILY Saturday, August 7, 1976 LodmA city of cn t explained my situation. H. stroked his white moustache in a dignified manner. " ELL " 'HE SAID, earnest- ly, "This isn't the first tyme it's happened (he pro- nounced it 'heppened') with a long piatferm and two trynes, they ought to do something about it. But since it's a kyse of a genoowyne mistyke, they ought to let ye git beck te Ped- dington styshun (in London) fer ...…

…3urtu.rA^%#y rsugusr&' 1, U'9 YU Kfl i U5r1.lAi MAtIL ag %/ even Zaurrauy, Inugust !, v o I rHC MIC;HIUAN DAnILtY Page Heven Suspended Spartan goes to court r v E Claims he didn't have fair By The Associated Press LANSING - A U. S. Dis- trict Court judge said yester- day he will try to rule next week on whether to lift the sus- pension of a Michigan State University football player. . Attorneys for defensive back Joseph Hunt told Judge No...…

…ruge a weave I raa tvi1a11s,,a'aa'3rlljjlllIr' ''I0zrratsgs ,I70 rage , wwe Imre MlkrHK3N A va.. baturday, August f,,19 I TIGERS SNAP LOSING STREAK Roberts downs Tribe, 3-1 By The Asso ilted Prs DETROIT - Dave Roberts pitched a seven-hitter while Rusty Staub, Ron lIeFlore and Auerilio Rodriguez each drove in runs as Detroit snapped a five-game losing streak last night with a 3-1 victors er the Cleveland Indians. Roberts, 11-11, was work...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 62-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, August 6, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Flu ruled out in Pa. deaths PHILADELPHIA i)-Medical detectives scored their first breakthrough yesterday in their search for the cause of the "legionnaire's disease" that has killed 23 persons. They almost completely ruled out influenza, including swine flu, and suggested instead the disease may have been caused by a virus or a to...…

…rulA , I Ysr 10"74I i my ViInll n 1 v UP - a m-nay, rAugust b, iy Ib 5 i 't t x e Sudanese executions mount; 98 kill Red squad files opened KHARTOUM, Sudan (IP) - tary leader of the revolt which THE state-owned radio and (Continued from Page 1) had plenty of time to petition Firing squads executed 17 more left about 1,000 persons lead in television services also briefly victims simply did not know the court to see their files if persons ...…

…Friday, August 6; 1 97f TtiE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Friday, August 6, 1976 TI-fE MICHIGAN DAILY i'oge Three , ,: , : '. ; '..,:. '?$!: < ''. ,' "' <: , ! .=" . ,. .. .... :b ..... ..):. '; <., r,, t .so> : .. -, r .; y k < .x':3:5 'Metalfatigue' silences Big Ben LONDON () - Just after They called police specialists 4:55 p.m. Shortly afterward, of-3k chiming a quarter to four yester- to check for sabotage, which ifcials said the troubl...…

…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, August 6, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Goody-goody Woody? THE FAT MAN may have egg on his face. Now that MSUs State News has apparently linked Ohio State with offering accoutrements to prospective football players, we can sit back and enjoy the next round of the battle between Woody Hayes and the world of college football. Indeed, as we all recall, Woody playe...…

…Friday, August 6, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five 1918: The year swine flu struck By The Associated Press Hardly a city, town, village or hamlet was spared when a dead- ly influenza swept across the nation nearly 60 years ago, shat- tering millions of lives. It was the pandemic, or world- wide epidemic, of 1918-19. More than 2 million people died, 500,- 000 in the United States alone. THE VIRULENT disease - swine flu-wiped out lives with...…

…Page Six Friday, August 6, 1976 Arts & Entertainment THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jel inek-Gurt concert not quite a triumph By TOM GODELL WEDNESDAY evening in Rackham Auditorium the University's School of Music presented cellist Jerome Jelinek and pianist Joseph Gurt in a concert of cello sonatas by Beethoven, Pou- lenc, and Rachmaninov. The concert began in magnificent fashion with the introductory bars of Beethoven's Sonata in C major, op. 102, no. ...…

…Friday, Augusf 6, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Reagan snatches up 6 more delegates Minor clashes mar NEW YORK (A)-Ronald Rea- gan picked up six more dele- gates from New York and New Jersey yesterday and said he believes the tide is turning his way in his uphill fight against President Ford for the Republi- can nomination. R e a g a n campaign leaders have forecast in recent weeks they would soon be announcing large numbers of Reagan...…

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…Friday, August 6, 1976 F'HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine a kU I *dsDgt.the joibioe] (Continued from Page 8) WANTED TO BUY CAMERA NEEDED-College stodent wiobes to root or btty a toed Minoltta 104or 200 teriet Camera. Cali"Scott at 994-4914 or 764-0553. PERSONAL T'ONdIGIT and Saturday - Pinball, -Bowlng end Billiaords, All at thej UNION. CFEOO6 WHAT'S NEW In face and eye, make-up? At the Village Apothe- cary we will enjoy taking the time to ohow...…

…Poge Ten THE MfCHiGAN DAIL.Y Friday, August 6, 1976 Happenings... HAPPENINGS film reviews are written by Kim Potter. All week long COMMERCIAL CINEMA Harry and Walter Go to New York - (The Movies, Briar- wood) - An unswervingly triv- iat farce about a pair of turn- of - the - century vaudvillians (James Caan and Elliott Gould) who attempt to beat a million- aire safe cracker (Michael Caine) to the punch in robbing a Boston Bank. The motivat...…

…[.:loy A. gus A.... , Iie -# 10~f krL SA I-lIt^Akil MIAItY rVeue F-riday, August 6, 1 9 /6 TH r MICHIGuAN DAILYT Poge Eleven Pistons get Marvin Barnes By The Associated Press NEW YORK - The Chicago Bulls, as expected, selected Artis Gilmore as the No. 1 choice in the National Basket- ball Association's dispersal draft yesterday, leaving the Portland Trail Blazers to pro- vide all the surprises. Only 30 minutes before the draft the Trail B...…

…Women scholarships t will come this fall (Col tins rdiive Pagel) said Athletic Direcitr Set tan- ham. "How they will he distri- buted will be decided by the women's athletic director." The long-expected break wilh tradition is a significant step for Michigan's women's sports program, which includes seven varsity sports: swimming, ten- nis, basketball, volleyball, gym nastics, field hocke\ and syn- chronized swimming. How the scholarships will...…