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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 3, 1979-Page 5' Service stations slowly adjusting pump prices dicated they would take their time Shell dealer in Detroit who raised his wars. competitive.' complying. Jihong Yoo, operator of an prices more than a penny for regular "WE'VE ALREADY increased our The new profit margin rule has been Exxon station in Washington, D.C., said ;nd two cents for unleaded. prices five cents a gallon, so we're at criticize...…

…Page 6-Friday, August 3, 1979-The Michigan Daily Harden says goodbye to MSU EAST LANSING (UPI) - Michigan State University is back in the academic, athletic, and social spotlight, but President Edgar Harden, leaving office today, accepts only part of the credit for MSU's revival. "I was just the catalyst," the 71-year- old Harden said modestly. WITH NEARLY 50 years in education behind him, Harden was the MSU trustees' choice to serve as the s...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 3, 1979-Page 7 b Tentative cable T V sale accord may be near BY JOHN GOYER A tentative agreement to sell Ann Arbor's finan- cially-troubled cable television system could be reached by next week, according to a consultant hired by the system's current owners. Representatives of the Denver-based Daniels and Associates, Inc., prospective buyer of the cable system, met yesterday with Ann Arbor Mayor Louis Belcher...…

…Page 8-Friday, August 3, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'In-Laws' an unfunny hack job By CHRISTOPHER POTTER He may be Canadian-born, but in spirit and deed, director Arthur Hiller personifies purest regimented Hollywood. In an industry still brim- ming with flacks and sycophants, he is the embodiment of the corporation lackey; he knows exactly, cynically what he's doing. Spurning a different drummer, he seeks no artistic heights, aiming only to plea...…

…"I Janua in ref guide defini then. Hom will r will b footba WI berg I've h I'll te cruif The Michigan Daily--Friday, August 3, 1979-Page 9 'U' prof. to remain a Carter China analyst (Continued from Page 1) Ocksenberg attended. Whyte advised former sociology scholars. cording to Whyte. the vice-president on current trends "THERE IS STILL a degree of tur- The delegation journeying to China in know I'm in the catalogue for and policies in the PR...…

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…NRC: Pi WASHINGTON (AP) - The accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant might have been prevented if plant operators had let safety equip- ment function as it was designed to do, according to a report by the staff of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, (NRC). The NRC Office of Inspection and En- forcement, in a report to the com- mission yesterday, said it still is in- vestigating about 35 possible violations of federal rules in con...…

…Page 12-Friday, August 3, 1979-The Michigan Daily Seandal threatens nuke plant MADISON, Ind. (AP) - The Marble Hill nuclear power plant could be something akin to Watergate for the nuclear industry. There are the charges of cover-up and of bugging - and the denials - all set in an atmosphere of suspicion fueled by Three Mile Island. The Ohio River Valley plant has been in the middle of a tug-of-war since June when a former construction worker...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 3, 1979-Page 13 Vietnamese refugee experience recounted ABOARD THE SEASWEEP, South BUT THE momentum of two months three-day-old baby. Next to her, Huy It was 3:30 a.m. and the Seas% China Sea (AP) - A typhoon was of planning and intricate deceptions Thi Nga, nine months pregnant, won- snapped to life. Lights. came on in brewing off Vietnam. Vietnamese had passed the point of no return. Their dered whether her...…

…Page 14-Friday, August 3, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'U' officials comment on proposed Education Dept. Continued from Page3 it woin't save any money." expensive operation of the sluggish department of pansion of federal control." Despite the problems he foresees if the legislation is HEW. But opponents said they believe the bills are A NEW DEPARTMENT with fewer employees enacted, Choen said he supports the measure because inadequate in these area...…

…TV flam werc Su Mas scen saw flam awa M9 anot "I tr 30 fe flam "1 .!T recoj Mu lived The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 3, 1979-Page 15 Munsonperishes in plane crash (Continued from Page 1k wo men survived, racing from the engine jet. year-the first player selected captain frequently go home even during home ling wreckage afer the crash. Both A spokesman at Children's Hospital of the team since Lou Gerhig. stands." e hospitalized in fair condi...…

…Page 16-Friday, August 3, 1979-The Michigan Daily HOLDS ONE-SHOT PGA LEAD Watson scalds 'monster' with 66 By BOB EMORY SpecialtoTheDaily BIRMINGHAM - So much for Tom Watson's game being on the rocks. Af- ter winning the Memorial Tournament last May in Muirfield, Ohio, the man who is considered the game's premier player hadn't lived up to that reputation. He missed the cut in the U.S. Onen and failed to break oar in the the PGA, including a t...…

…M c igon.DVLXXXIX, No. 57.S Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents 'U' CONTRACT EXPIRED 12 A.M. YES TERDA Y Mediator, union to meet Trades union strikes By PATRICIA HAGEN A mediator will meet this morning with representatives for the striking campus skilled trades council and the University at the Michigan Em- ployment Relations Commission office in Detroit. The 318-member skilled trades union went on strike when their contract with the U...…

…Page 2-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Doily Former dean a confidante to 'U' <Continued fromPagel) the world. He enjoys the confidence and is much like Fleming's. "A visitor having been here 44 years is made with respect of University officials. knows he's had his complete hearing," a knowing tone of understatement. Everyone from the Regents to the he said. "He's a good listener, and He came to the University in 1936 asa president consul...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 2, 1979-Page 3 'U'profs suggest aids for Black English By ADRIENNE LYONS With the Ann Arbor school system moving closer toward its deadline for a new program designed to aid "Black English" speakers, University faculty mem- bers and students are devising alternative plans of their own. The deadline was set July 12 by District Court Judge Charles Joiner, who rled in favor of a group of black Ann Arbor childr...…

…Page 4-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Dail1 Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor. M. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 57-S News Phone: 764 O 2 Edited and managed by students at the University of Mi~higan Chrysler should get federal aid G OVERNMENT INTERVENTION is not wel- comed by businesses in this country now or in the past. So Chrysler Corp.'s request for a $1 billion advance in tax credits from the f...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 2, 1979-Page5 AMENDMENTS ANNOY SENA TE LEADERS House WASHINGTON (AP) - The House approved legislation giving President Carter standby gasoline rationing authority last night, but the bill was in such a heavily amended form it instan- tly produced a congressional deadlock. Congressional leaders said despite House passage by a 263-159 vote, there now appears little chance of enacting a bill acceptable to the ...…

…Page 6-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily GM chief: crunch on auto makers to last DETROIT (UPI)-Unlike the 1973-74 gasoline crunch, this year's fuel shortages and surging prices likely will have a lasting impact on the auto industry, General Motors Corp. (GM) President Elliott 'Pete" Estes said yesterday. In a way, he said, that's good. IT MEANS THE industry can cater to consumer demand for fuel-efficient cars rather than to gover- n...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Jesse Jackson leaves South Africa; gov 't protests anti-apartheid remarks JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - Black American civil rights leader Jesse Jackson ended his crusade here against South Africa's racial policies yesterday, having brought feuding black leaders to a tentative reconciliation and angered the gover- nment with his comments. Jackson, considered the most influen- tial black activist ever allowed i...…

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…A dusty 'Glass By JOSHUA PECK Tennessee Williams regards The Glass Menagerie as his finest work. Many literary and theatre critics agree. The members of the Black Sheep Repertory Company, I am sorry to report, do not. Their recently closed production of the play was dusty, dry, and deliberately ponderous. It ruminates over its script from a distan- ce, evidently lacking the guts to tackle it head-on, wrestle with it, and (to exhaust the metap...…

…Page 10-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily EMERGENCY SERVICE CONTINUES: Mediator, 'U' trades union to meet today kfn enr+trv- trying to cause any discomfort to the patients. We just want a fair raise and we want our benefits to stay the same." The two sign-carrying union mem- bers gradually gave way to the driver inching a truck out of the loading area. THE SLOWDOWN "doesn't have a significant effect on the day-to-day operations of ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 2, 1979-Page 11 SPORTS OF THE DAILY 'BIRMIN looking for scores pla ds yesterd $350,000 Associatio Everybo Ri no( fro ARLING fielder Mi play by th despite un to the New Detroit threatened 3 victory o on ground belongingt BUT A' Commissic nesday tha Texas, ev players Ne still up in t noon. Oscar G eighthhom New York ning. As origin to go to the including1 were to sta until the et the three p this was Bowie Ku...…

…Page 12-Thursday, August 2, 1979--The Michigan Daily MAJOR LE AGUE ROUNDUP ARLIP reliever and pre tory oft] two-run winning over the Come in the se and con Tramme Kern shuts door on Tige By the AssoclatedPress score 4-3, Rangers, and the tying run on moved to second when Johnny Grubb NGTON, Texas-Texas Rangers second base, Kern came on to strike out was safe on an error. Sundberg then Jim Kern earned his 18th save Lou Whitaker. tripled into ...…

…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 56-S i chiagan Daiy -y, August 1,1979 Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents House vote aids Carter gas plan WASHINGTON (AP) - The House voted yesterday to make it easier for the president to develop a standby gasoline rationing plan, then turned around and voted to repeal part of the month-old law setting mandatory tem- perature controls for commercial buildings. The House voted 267-152 to exempt from the president's 78-...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, August 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily Diggs censured for misconduct WASHINGTON (AP)-Rep. Charles Diggs Jr. was censured by the House yesterday for financial misconduct, the first congressman to be so chastised in 58 years. As his colleagues watched from their seats, the Michigan Democrat walked to the front of the House chamber where Speaker Thomas O'Neill pronounced the censure. Diggs showed no emotion throughout the proceedin...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 1, 1979-Page 3 U9area planners closer to compromise By JOHN GOYER University officials and regional health planners seem more willing than previously to compromise on cutting costsof a proposed new University Hospital, as the two sides prepare for a second regional review of the hospital replacement project. But as in the initial review, the University still is not obligated to change the $241 million hos...…

… Page 4-Wednesday, August 1,1979-The Michigan Daily is &carter worse than Jixon? ODNEY KENDALL is a By CUB SCHWARTZ deli, on1 don't want to def vch i a D AIery imortantman.Not oice"There is no reason short double digit inflation," Rodi 4rvLich gajob; ass matter of fact, he buses of insanity that Carter should be began, "but I m not convin EEblesateofacalrestaunteforregarded lower than Nixon. the problem rests entirely in Eighty-nine Years of E...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 1, 1979-Page 5 City traffic law now statewide By TIM YAGLE The rest of the state will catch up with Ann Arbor today when a new state law becomes effective, making certain traffic violations civil infractions in- stead of criminal misdemeanors. According to the new law, those who receive tickets for offenses such as running a red light or speeding no longer face jail terms. The Ann Arbor City Council in 197...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, August 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily Bundy promises to appeal'death MIAMI (UPI) - Theodore Bundy the apartment of dance student Cheryl so clear and convincing virtually no was sentenced to death in Florida's Thomas, one of the three coeds who was reasoning person could differ" with the electric chair yesterday for the savagely beaten. Thomas' skull and death penalty, Cowart said. strangulation murders of two coeds, but shoulder ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 1, 1979-Page 7 Auto engineers: shale best synthetic fuel DETROIT (AP) - Although auto planes. of shale "are not insurmountable," said comanies. engineers appear to welcome President THE CONSENSUS emerging from in- Bidwell. "You can restore the land," he Maroni added that in the long term, Carter'sasynthetic fuels program, some terviews with top technical executives said. "We've been learning how in the pure...…

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…'U' area planners near compromise. (Continued from Page3) although he still thought the plans could be scaled down, it was possible the regional council would approve the plans as they stand now. "One of the possibilities (during the upcoming review) is that we may come to understand 'By God, they've got it at the lowest possible cost'," he said. UNIVERSITY Hospital Director Jep- tha Dalston was also hopeful yesterday. "We have the opportunity...…

…page 10-Wednesday, August 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily Condened Bakhtiar blasts Khomeini's rule PARIS (AP) - Shahpour Bakhtiar, but might eventually return to Iran if the Iranian prime minister who drvpoed conditions change. Long a political foe from sight in the dying moments of the of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, old regime, surfaced yesterday for the Bakhtiar was named prime minister by first time in almost six months and the shah last Dec. 2...…

…Temporary n-Sa hn-ity By Billy Sohn Light dims for Yanks ... Rivers is a victim T HE WORLD Champions are falling apart. Dissention is the disease which inflicts the two-time Champion New York Yankees. The latest victim felt the crushing blow Monday when he was traded to the Texas Rangers. Mickey Rivers had his ups and downs with the Yankees. Basically, he was a moody person. His temper, however, fit in line with the rest of the tempers on the ...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, August 1 1979-The Michigan DailyBASEBALL ROUNDUP BSEBL ONU Spencer powers By the Asselated Press CHICAGO-Jim Spencer slugged a was pitching a two-hitter in the six three-run homer last night to power when a grounder by Dave Collins struc Ron Guidry and the New York Yankees him on the left knee. He was taken to to a 7-3 victory over the Chicago White local hospital for X-rays. Sax. * * * Spencer's 13th homer of the year Exos...…

…FT he M cht . D Ily Vol. LXXXIX, No. 55-S The Michigan Daily 3 Twelve Pages plus Supplement. Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Conflict, silence marked presidential search By LEONARD BERNSTEIN and JULIE ENGEBRECHT The announcement last Friday that Harold Shapiro would be the University's next president culminated months of silence virtually unbroken by those involved in the search: the University Board of Regents and its three presidential select...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily Conflict, silence marked presidential search (Continued from Page 1) alone.' On Oct. 24, MSA reviewed its boycott because student interviewing privileges with the candidates had been denied. The faculty and alumni search groups continued to participate in the selection process. The search went on for the next three weeks without student involvement. While alumni and faculty groups worked on do...…

…UAW talks with Ford move ahead slowly DETROIT (UPI) - The Ford Motor Co. responded yesterday to first-round union contract demands with a plea for greater freedom to schedule overtime and longer probationary periods for new workers. It was the second industry response to the United Auto Workers (UAW) Union in negotiations to renew contrac- ts expiring Sept. 14 for 750,000 U.S. auto workers. General Motors Corp. earlier reacted with shock to wi...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily e Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 55-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Mihigan AATA's chance to recoup losses P UBLIC TRANSPORTATION should be aimed at serving the entire community as ef- ficiently as possible. The board of the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) is now con- ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-Page 5 SEATE MOVES QUICKLY TOWARD CABINET APPOINTMENT Pan1el O s Duncan nom ination WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Energy Committee unanimously ap- proved the nomination of Charles Dun- can as secretary of energy yesterday, as the Senate moved swiftly to confirm President Carter's appointments to his born-again Cabinet. Meanwhile, Carter's choice to head the Federal Reserve Board, Paul Volcker, pledged ...…

…Page 6-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily Airlines approve fare hikes to meet fuel costs GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - Air travelers face a new round of fare in- creases ranging from nine per cent to 15 per cent, planned for Sept. 1 to help major world airlines make up for rising fuel costs. The new fares and cargo rates, agreed to yesterday by the airlines at the International Air Transport Association (IATA) conference here, are subjec...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 31,_1979-Page 7 China admits it aided Hanoi in Vietnam war PEKING (AP) - Chinese officials, divulging a long-secret chapter of the Indochina War, said yesterday that Peking sent 300,000 soldiers to Vietnam - including anti-aircraft crews - to help Hanoi fight U.S. forces. They said more than 1,000 were killed. The Vietnamese disputed the figures, however, saying the number of Chinese in Vietnam during the war ...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-Page 9 Po wer] By JOSHUA PECK Certain musical performers have a certain something that goes beyond garnering a mere musical following. Their fans form a subculture of sorts, and periodically get together to reminisce over great live performances by their idol, to compare notes on favorite recorded versions of the ar- tist's work, to mull fondly over roman- tic episodes conducted way back when the perf...…

…Page 10-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-Th Hearin ROSEMONT, III. (AP) - Maintenan- ce procedures blamed for a crack in a DC-10. pylon saved American Airlines about 50 man-hours each time it serviced an engine, a metallurgist testified yesterday at the start of hearings into the nation's worst air disaster. Michael Marx, a metallurgist for the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), testified as the board opened a two-week hearing into the crash of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-Page 11 GAME IN GOOD SHAPE: Littler: Putting key to taming Oakland Hills BIRMINGHAM (AP) - Gene Littler, again on the grounds that served as the site of his greatest triumph, was stroking drivers with effortless ease on the practice range at the historic Oakland Hills Country Club course. "Sometimes I think I'm playing pret- ty good. Then sometimes I don't think I can play a lick," the vastly respecte...…

…Page 12-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Cards clobber Expos, 7-2 MONTREAL - Keith Hernandez starter Steve Renko. drove in five runs with a grand slam Cruz, 3-7, relieved Cleveland starte homer and a sacrifice fly last night, and Rick Waits with two out in the top of th the St. Louis Cardinals rode the five-hit sixth inning and held the Red Soxt pitching of John Denny to a 7-2 victory four hits and one run the res...…

…The. Michiga n Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Shapiro to assur presidency Jan Dai ly hotoM by LIS K S0 presient f th Uniersit at speial eetin of he Uiverity Bard f Reents "x MM 0 Daily Photo by LISA KLAUSNEKf UNIVERSITY VICE-PRESIDENT for Academic Affairs Harold Shapiro yesterday was named the 10th permanent president of the University at a special meeting of the University Board of Regents. PRESIDENT-ELECT TO CONSULT COLLEAGUES: Shapiro ...…

…Page 2-Saturday, July 28, 1979-The Michigan Daily NOJUMP BALL CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP)- During the 1978-79 basketball season, the Atlantic Coast Conference did not use a jump ball. Instead, it alternated possession out of bounds. "I think it was making the best of a bad situation," commented Virginia Coach Terry Holland. "It was just too tough for a 5-10 official to throw the ball up properly between two seven-foot centers. I would much rath...…