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…ttr v li#lw 30TUrQUY, July Z) 1 17 f v I i-'f JY7i w "I l i l "4#'*t 4r +t" 11 f..'# Hayes admits he turned in MSU 40 From Wire Service Reports CHICAGO-Woody Hayes, Ohio State's crusty football coach, yesterday admit- ted publicly that he blew the whistle on Michigan State for recruiting violations which landed the Spartans severe pen- alties from the NCAA. Hayes, speaking at the Big Ten's kick- off football luncheon, warmed up to his adm...…

…f au a. ul 1. I T rage wire E "F- rvI% fv7x-m-4 LonIt- I -Pi t u I %Ja Y, F %&I y -V I , I 4F I %, Jenner wins decathlon - ;.; /Viren wins another gold medal By The Associated Press MONTREAL-American Bruce Jenner won the Olympic decath- 'I on gold medal yesterday in a - ,,.world-record performance and Finnish runner Lasse Viren pAjoined the long-distance legend of his countryman, Paavo Nur- ¢ mi, by becoming the first man to win the 5,00...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 57-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 30, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages 'U' won't disclose financial records By MIKE NORTON The Michigan Attorney Gen- eral's office has issued an opin- ion stating that the financial records of state colleges and universities should be open to public scrutiny. But University attorney Rod- erick Daane said yesterday that the University is not bound by such an opinion and has no...…

…....e .two.. HE maICHIG+AN Dw~A ILYFa__: !h\1i1 Poge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U', GEO belabor information clause By GEORGE LOBSENZ University and Graduate Em- ployes Organization (GEO) ne- gotiators completed yet an- other largely unproductive contract bargaining session yes- terday, moving at a snail's pace toward compromise on the information clause. The GEO has asked for the University to supply specific information concerning all gradua...…

…Pag ~ridcay, July 30, 1976 THE M CH IGA N DAILY -ridoy, July 30, 1 91~ TI* MI~H1GAN OAILY c-Three ye- 'Three Liberal Riegle seeks wider base By PIILLIP BOKOVOY Third in a Series of Four Rep. Donald Riegle (B-Flint) is get- ting plenty of mileage out of his image as the young, dynamic liberal out to capture the Democratic U. S. Senate nomination. He visits college campuses frequently, drumming up support among these progressive constituen...…

… The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, July 30, 1976 - News Phone: 764-0552 Wheeler dealer? rTHIS WEEK a member of Ann Arbor's City Council claimed that Mayor Albert Wheeler endorsed Secre- tary of State Richard Austin for the Democratic U. S. Senate nomination in order to get Wayne County of- ficials to exclude the city from the controversial "Super Sewer" plan. The member told the Daily that ...…

…Friday, July 34, 1976 THE MICHIGANVAILY Page Five Friday, July 30, 1976 THE MICHIGANOAILY Page Five Happenings... HAPPENINGS film reviews are written by Kim Potter. Friday CINEMA The Godfather - (Ann Arbor Film Co-op, MLB 3, 7:30 only) - Coppola's definitive - if op- eratice - Mafia inquest is splendid entertainment, but falls short of real greatness due primarily to Al Pacino's wood- en performance as Michael Corleone (the same applies t...…

…Page Six Friday, July 30, 1976 rs n ruine nsTHE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Wind Quintet does admirabl By TOM GODELL and Klughardt Wednesday eve- ning at the School of Music Re-. THROUGHOUT the past week, cital Hall. the sound of wind instru- No chamber ensemble can be ments has been emanating from as delightful as a wind quintet. North Campus, a result of the True, the string quartet can 28th Annual National Band Con- combine intimacy with great duct...…

…Fridoy, July 30, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Friday, July 30, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Riegle seeks broad base (Continued from Page 3) RIEGLE SAVES his bitterest attacks for opponent Richard Austin, Michigan Secretary of State, who has refused to sign waivers allowing his opponents to appear on television shows where he has declined to ap- pear. "What he does by blocking my access to television is that he forces me to ha...…

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…Fridaoy, July 30, 1976 TSHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Pooe Nine (I get thejot) done] (Continued from Pge 8 USED CARS 16 ('HVY Vn, V-, 3-ped t.opl Good coditin.No rus. 95-506evolng, weeen0s7204 BIKES AND SCOOTERS HONDA 450. 1972. Runs well Call ater 5:30, 668-964 81Z731 '73 HONDA C 50. Oly 400 mil1es. Excellent. 2 Helmets, 0wner's Mo- ual. Trry 71-442. 502731 GIRIL'S 2-SPEED 0E01LISH BIKE $3, altlo 63-609, 0 PERSONAL SET A RECORD on any of...…

…Roge Tern THE MICHRQAN DAILY Friday, July 30; 1976 Poge Teen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridts~, July 30; 1976- SeNtO camddates Austin, Esd n in Brennan: Hybrid Republican EAST LANSING (UPI) - A poll released last night by the Panax newspapers showed that Secrteary of State Richard Austin and Ann Arbor Con- gressman Marvin Esch appear to have substantial leads over their opponents for the U. S. Senate seat being vacated by Philip Hart. The poll ...…

…K ,;,~ I= Friv lu l 0 1976 THE MICHICA DAL r[ luuyf P my -7vi I ZO. I -W . t 44 iTASVF l.,. As It we %# I Russian, Romanian defect; ask for asylum in Canada By The Asseelated Press MONTREAL - Two Olympic athletes, one from Russia and one from Romania, defected yesterday and applied for refu- gee status in Canada. Walter Lambertus, a member of the Romanian rowing team, left the Olympic Village and ap- plied for permanent residence in Canad...…

…Page Twelve HE MICHIGAN DAILY JUANTORENA, STEVENSON LEAD ASSAULT: Cubans stea the show Friday, July 30, 1976 By The Assca-ted Press MONT EAL -- Cuban runner Alberta Juantorena and his buddy, heavyweight boxer Teo- filo Stevenson, scared impres- sive Olympic victories yester- day over American opposition. It had to be called Cuban lay at the Games. Stevenson knocked out U.S. heavyweight hope big John Tate with a right-hand smash in the first ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 56-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 29, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Counci person: Mayor backed Austin to block sewer plan By PHILLIP BOKOVOY A member of City Council has charged that Mayor Albert Wheeler told Wayne County officials he would endorse U. S. Senate candidate Richard Austin if the officials, who reportedly are supporting Austin, would help block Ann Arbor's inclusion in a controversial...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 29, 1 976 Whales died saving sick companion? Viking begins hunt for Martian life MIAMI (AP) - Researchers Loggerhead Key, he said. Four studying the mysterious beach- companions were taken to a ings of three groups of porpoises marine aquarium, where they and small whales now are lean- were reported in guarded condi- ing toward the theory that most tion. of the animals were good Sa- EARLIER THIS...…

…ursday, July 29; 19.76, THE Mi CH IGAN DAILY Page Three Judges' race: Experience is the key Ry LOIS JOSIMOVICH Law backgrounds-not judicial issues-are the main focus in this year's primary campaign for the 22nd Circuit's new 5th court. Hemry Conlin, oldest of the three candidates, has been practicing law since 1941 and apparently believes his many years of trial experience will bring the votes his way without much campaigning. Backed by a ...…

…1h. Michigan Daily Edited oand managed by Studerts at the University of Michigan Thursday, July 29, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 A Martian mystery NOW T HAT THE scientists in Pasadena have repaired the .-coop of the Viking spacecraft resting on Mars, we soon face the answer to a question which has posed Intriguing tsibilities for countless years: Does life exist on fl e I.ed Planet? We have all at one time or another fantasized about the exi. enc...…

…Thursday, July 29, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Judges' race: Experience is the key (Continued from Page 3) to the popularity of social clubs among lawyers. He has, however, served on numerous city and county boards and commissions. If he were to become a judge, Carpenter has no more apparent plans of reform than Conlin, whom he dubbed his major opponent "because of his name." Carpenter, however, says he is going to use "every- thing ...…

…Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 29, 1976 Huber: The conservative crusader By JIM TOBIN Second in a series of four "Mos of these peonle who run for office are afraid to take firm p1osi/ions. They it ant to be on both sides of an issue. I hare cry stron beliefs. Take a look at 11e Bible; you know, the Lord said, You're either hot or cold, or you shall be toniteed forth.' That's in the Bible, and I think u e're ev>pected, if we hav...…

…Thursday, July 29, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Thursday, July 29, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Judge refuses mistrial in Harris trial LOS ANGELES (M) - Wil- liam and Emily Harris' law- yers, losing a last bid for a mistrial yesterday accused the judge of actions "more prose- cutorial than the prosecution" and demanded his removal. They said he had sanctioned a jury that may include "a saboteur." Superior Court Judge Mark Bra...…

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…Thursdoy, July 29, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine --- - --------- MOM-) a , Q ge d(me l (Continued from Page 8) USED CARS 96 CHEVY Station Wagon-God transprtation. $120. 761-7055. 44N79 1969 CHEVY Van, V-, 3-speed. anpe'. Good condition. No rast. 995-3506 eveninga. weekends. 72N04 HELP WANTED STUDENT. ORGANIZATIONAL SER- VICES AT THE GM is seeking qua- fed applicants for te position of Women's Progam Aea C-rdlato (Women's Advoeate). App...…

…PaeTen THE MiCHiGAN {DAILY Thursday, July 29,-197 1-Huber: The conservative crusader (Oaatnued fram page 61 Huber is a wealthy man. He took over the Michigan Chrome and Chemical Company from his father, who was a founder of the Ex-Cell-tO Corporation. Located on Detroit's industrial east side, Michigan Chrome is eactlythe type of small but successful business which, if left alone by government, he be- lieves would alleviate unem- ployment...…

…Thursday, July 29, 1976 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven AMERICA'S DAVENPORT TAKES BRONZE Guy Drut wins 110 hurdles By The Associated Press MONTREAL-French hero Guy Drut won in the men's 110-meter hurdles and Esther Roth, the only returning member of Israel's Olympic track and field team from the Munich massacre began her quest for gold during* several record- shattering performances yesterday. T h e 26-year-old Drut, -considered France's be...…

…s .._ ,, urs civ- JuivZV- IV 16 -- P-age Twelve IflutauuytJuly L3r 1 7rv ..: -'... More U.S. boxers advance By The Associated Press MONTREA--Big John Tate rallied in the third round with a big right-hand attack yester- day to score a narrow decision over West German Peter Hus- sing and set up a semifinal showdown with defending Olyn- pic heavyweight boxing cham- pion Teofilo Stevenson. The match between the 21- year-old Tate, a truck dr...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 55-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 28, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages LARGEST SINCE ALASKA IN '64 Massive quake rocks China Tremors reach 8.2 on Richter scale HONG KONG P) - The largest earthquake recorded in the world since 1964 struck northeast China and the capital of Peking early today, sending residents fleeing into the streets in panic, witnesses reported. A duty officer at the U. S. liaison m...…

…Page Two THE !MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 28, 1976 Natural gas prices may increase W A S 11 I N G T O N (P) - The Federal Power Commis- sion established new price ceil- ings for the nation's natural gas yesterday, handing con- sumers the prospect of higher gas bills almost immediately. FPC staff studies indicated average residential gas bills would increase during the next year as a result of the commis- sion's action. NATIONWIDE, the c...…

…Wednesday, July 28% 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY page Three Baker: In search of consensus By JIM TOBIN didate without a party to back him. His Republican credentials are impec- "I saw that each time you run (for cable, he is hard-working, he possesses (>olitical office) you owe sosnebody a genuine streak of vote-getting iade- somethintg. Someebody does you a favor, pendence, and he is personally attrac- yow &we them somnething, sossebody gives tiv...…

…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, July 28, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 The Schweiker hypocrisy RONALD REAGAN has done it again--pulled off a sen- sationalist show for dramatic effect, that is. But this time, Reagan has exhibited a broad streak of hypocrisy which the nation has not seen so clearly ever before. While we oppose Reagan's candidacy vehemently, we at least have believed what he ...…

…'Vednesday, July 28, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five No. 2 Soviet chess star ,r defects to Netherlands AMSTERI)AM, The Nether- lands (AP) - Viktor Korchnoi, the world's No. 2 rated chess player, dodged a flight home to the Soviet Union yesterday, went to local police headquar- ters and asked for political asy- lam in The Netherlands. Korchnoi, ranked next to world chanpion Anatoly Kar- pov among players currently competing on the inter...…

…'U', GEO battle over class size By GEORGE LOBSENZ Unyielding intransigence seemed the order of the day as the controversial class size issue was up for discussion at yesterday's University-Graduate Em- ployes Organization (CEO) 1976 contract negotiations. After relatively mild exchanges con- cerning departmental meetings to dis- cuss class size and availability of class size data, tempers flared over the ques- tion of a University-wide class ...…

…Wednesday, July 28, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Baker: In search of consensus (Continued from Page 3) didate to have run in an im- May, Baker took his sleek black ward other candidates. Esch, portant state-wide election - Schwinn Paramount ("I want- who received roughly SO per for supreme court justice. ed to ride an American pro- cent ratings from both the con- duct") to various starting servative Americans for Consti- WITH HIS onl...…

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…Wednesdoy, July 28, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Doge Nine M, I' Bi m Iuf d gettheiohdonel CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY AD deadline I, 12 noon the day before publication (4 p.m. Fri. for sun.) including crrection and cancellatons. The Daily Is not reponible for more than one incorrect ineertion of an ad. Advertisements may be removed from publctio but will be billed ccording to original num- ber of day ordered. Ti policy is alo applicable ...…

…age Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesdoy, July 29, 1 W6 Commission contests loom lifeless By LOIS JOSIMOVICHI When the 14th and 15th com- missioner's districts of Wash- tenaw County were created in the spring of 1972, local Demo- crats and Human Rights Party (I[RP) members smacked their lips in anticipation. The new districts contained the lion's share of the University's liber- al student population which was for the first time being allow ed...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL't Page Eleven 'SLOW' DAY AT OLYMPICS Montreal cabbies angry By The Associated Press M O N T R E A L - A cab driver's demonstration, partly to protest the loss of business 's to official Olympic limousines, caused massive traffic jams in downtown Montreal yesterday while the track and field athlet- es took a day off and everyone waited for the gold-medal bas- ketball showdown between the United States and Yugoslavia. The Ru...…

…Pag TwlveI 9rwi-A lA^ A A Ido LDLAAAAILY Wdnsda,~ulqL-0.97 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 28, 1976 U.S. cagers: Good as gold! Dantley hits 30. as U.S. = whips Yugoslavia, 95-74 By The Associated Press MONTREAL - A fired - up United States team, led by All- American Adrian Dantley, re- claimed the Olympic basketball gold medal for Uncle Sam last night with a 95-74 victory over Yugoslavia. The triumph was a bicenten- nial pr...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 54-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, July 27, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages li, Reagan picks his V.P. LOS ANGELES /'} - Ronald Reagan broke tradition yesterday and named a running mate before he even has the Republican presidential nomination. Rea- gan chose U. S. Sen. Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania, a liberal, who had been publicly a Ford delegate from a state with a large and solidly Ford-though leg...…

… Page Iwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 27, 1976 Senate votes to extend life of LEAA for five years WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate voted 87 to 2 yesterday for a S-year extension of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) first set ap in 1968 to help state and local governments fight crime. With crime rates continuing to climb, the LEAA has come. under criticism as wasteful and largely ineffective. But support- ers of the age...…

…Tuesday, July 27, 1976 'HE MICiGAN OAILY Page- Three Elsman suit attacks patronage plan By PHILLIP BOKOVOY cratic party are receiving further con- In addition, the suit asks for a corn- cannot place the branch managers under tributions from branch managers. plete accounting of all contributions to Civil Service Commission jurisdiction, Democratic U.S. S ern a t e candidate , determine whether any branch man. since the state legislature first e...…

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… Arts & Entertainment Pag Tuesday, July 27, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Newest classical records delight Koussevitzky's Copland ITIC OLIN I OWNES said in 1951 that "Koussevitzky would have excelled in anything he undertook." That's the kind of man Koussevitzky was. At the age of 17 he left home de- termined to study at the famed Moscow conservatory. As he ar- rived penniless, he was forced to take up an instrument that offered a scholarship, l...…

…Tuesday, July 27, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Patty Hearst wins trial delay LOS ANGELES 00') - Patricia Hearst, in a brief courtroom appearance yester- day, won a delay of her kidnaping, rob- bery and assault trial until next year. Hearst's lawyer, Albert Johnson, said he was unsure whether the newspaper heiress would be able to go to trial even on the Jan. 10, 1977, date set by Super- ior Court Judge William Ritzi. "IT IS inconceiv...…

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…T uesday, July 27, 1976 I^HE-MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine ii niuuiQlb get the job doneJ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY AD deadline Ia 12 noon the day before publaton (4 p.m. Fri. for sun.) including correction and cancelatios. The Daily is nt reponible for more than one incoret inertion of an ad, Advertisementn may be removed from publication but wiii be billed acordine to original num- ber of days ordered. This poliy in also applicable to ads ...…

…Page Te THE M4C+iiGAN fi AfLY Tuesday, luty 27, 197i 6 Poge Ten ft* MICI4IGAN OAIIX Thesdoy, JUly 21,1976 Burgoyne 'un etehical (M011n1ed from P ee3 B U R G O Y N E 'S 1974 campaign was also hurt by anonymously spread rumors that she was a big landlord - making her unpopular with stu- dents - and vague allegations concerning drug involvement. "I don't expect that (kind of rumor) again," she said. Burgoyne also challenged the qualifications...…

…Tuescloy, July 27, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Track dominates By The Associated Press The United States Track and Field team picked up three more medals yesterday-one silver and two bronze - and several others advanced toward finals as the track and field events reached the halfway point in the Olympics at Montreal. The athletes will have today off and resume competition tomorrow. So far, five world records have been smashed, 10 Olympic reco...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 27, 197 6 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 27, 1976 Yugoslavia beats Soviet Union, will play U.S. for gold tonight MONTEAL.--There will be no rematch for the Olympic gold medal in men's basketball between the United States and the Soviet Union. Yugoslavia saw to that yesterday with a meticu- lously orchestrated 89-t4 semifinal victory over the Russians. With Drigin Kivanovic ptmpin...…