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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday June 27, 1979-Page 15 ALL THAT'S LEFT IS HISTORY It's official again: Ali retires NEWARK, N.J. - (AP) - Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, saying he's no longer willing "to kill myself training for 15 rounds," confirmed yesterday that he sent a letter to the World Boxing Association resigning his title, effective immediately. "Everybody gets old, you can't go on like years ago," Ali said by telephone from his Los ...…

…Page 16-Wednesday, June 27, 1979-The Michigan Daily SUMMERS AND MORRIS THE HEROES Tigers By JAMIE TURNER specialtotheDaily DETROIT-The Tigers took a page from the Baltimore Orioles book of late inning rallies last night, scoring three times with two out in the bottom of the eighth to down Boston, 6-4. Champ Summers' two out bases loaded single drove in Lynn Jones and Jason Thompson giving Detroit a 5-4 lead, and Aurelio Rodriguez singled in a...…

… [The Ann Arbor, Michigan Daily in Ten Cents Michigo Vol. LXXXIX, No. 33-S Saturday, June 16, 1979 Sixteen Pages 'U', city disagree on campus land deal By JULIE ENGEBRECHT and JOHN GOYER The University and Ann Arbor are at odds over a land deal in which the University would trade two acres of land to the city in return for two parcels of land on Central Campus. The University's Board of Regents yesterday reasserted their un- willingness to ...…

…Page 2-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily V Photo Service THIS IS A MODEL of the Alumni Center proposed to be constructed near the Michigan League. Preliminary plans for the facility, which will be built with private donations, were approved by the University Board of Regents yesterday. ChrrhipS STUDENTS Join us for Sunday School and Worship PACKARD ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH Packard & Stone School Road Sunday School-9:45 a.m. Worship-11:00...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 16, 1979-Page 3 Michigan Union to celebrate.75th birthday Locals clash on abortio Task force to recommend student oriented changes By PATRICIA HAGEN Four subcommittees of the task force Even at 75 years old, it's not too late have made recommendations for Evn hat e aprogramming, food service, and to change. physical aspects, to revamp the The Michigan Union will be 75 0on building and revive student interest...…

…Page 4-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily "Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Moynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 33-S News Phone 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Bir Zeit 'U' should reopen T HAT THE State of Israel has a right to exist without danger and constant challenge is recognized and understood. But the indefinite closing on May 2 ofBir Zeit University ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 16, 1979-PageS5 Carter, Brezhnev begin SALT II talks From APand UPI VIENNA, Austria - In the splendor of a Hapsburg palace, Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and President Carter met for the first time yesterday and held talks as a warmup to their historic summit meeting. An elevator lifted 72-year-old Soviet President Brezhnev to their ceremonial call on Rudolf Kirchschlaeger, president of Austria. Carter walked...…

…Page 6-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'U' administration defends handling of hospital plans By JOHN GOYER DENYING PRESS charges of Members of the planning committee from 923 to 900, a compromise with the As the eight University Regents filed "arrogance" in the matter, Smith said, said the hospital, under the plan sub- cuts envisioned by the regional health into their meeting room in the Ad- "I don't think our actions justify any mi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 16, 1979-Page 7 Co in'spoerns, tales come to life By NINA SHISHKOFF Lyn Coffin was getting tired of rejec- tion slips saying "We like this story, but it doesn't suit our present needs." For- tunately, she hasn't been getting many lately. Her short story, "Falling off the Scaffold," has been selected to appear in The Best American Short Stories of 1979, an anthology edited by Joyce Carol Oates. Just recently, ...…

…Page 8-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily County park project draws protests from area residents By RICK BLANCHARD To most people, a sandy beach, dense woods, and a sparkling lake mean a relaxed Sunday afternoon or perhaps a carefree day of swimming and sun- bathing. But to many of the residents near the site of the county's Indepen- dence Lake park project, the develop- ment means more traffic, big crowds, and increased litter in the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 16, 1979--Page 9 Printing of H-bomb story denied appeal by judge Continued from Page i three years. American judicial system," the The books were later removed from statement said. the shelves. It had been reported some The magazine editors and lawyers government attorneys felt the have complained frequently that disclosure had weakened the gover- secrecy of certain government nment's case against The Progress...…

…Page 10-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily DailyClassifieds LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT LOST-Siamese cat, large Bluepoint, male. Burns FALL-CAMPUS Park or campus area. Reward. Call Betsy at 663- 2073or665-7577. 03A616 We are currently leasing our remaining few effi- _ _ _ciencies and wbedroom, modern, furnished apart- F R SA LE mets for next Fall. Stop by or call Dahlma"n Apartments, 543 Church, 761-7600. Mon-Fri. 9-5. 1972 AMBASSADOR STAT...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 16, 1979-Page 11 Family follows Wayne's request for simple funeral FromAP and UPI NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) - John Wayne, who lost his battle with cancer at the age of 72, was buried in an unmarked grave on a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean at a sunrise ceremony yesterday attended only by members of his family, a family spokesman said. The simple funeral, kept secret until after it was finished, was held ...…

…Page 12-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily \' , WE WANMT YOU.R 0RT WORK The Michigan Daily is sponsoring a cover contest for the annual ART FAIR SUPPLEMENT. All submissions should be a creative representation of the lively atmosphere found at the ART FAIR. The deadline for all entries is Friday, July 6. All artwork may be submitted in caire of this paper DISPLAY ADVERTISING ART FAIR SUPPLEMENT The winner of the contest will receive din...…

…WASHING committeeF foreign polic proving a flexibility ir trade sanct Rhodesia. The corn proved una Foreign Aff Carter to lift Oct. 15. unle: The Michigan Daily--Saturday, June 16, 1979-Page 13 Carter gets leeway on Rhodesian trade sanctions nature of the divisive issue. genuine majority rule in Zimbabwe- complicated and controversial issues TON (AP) - A Houae The bill was offered by Rep. Stephen Rhodeaia and to encourage a peaceful confronti...…

…Page 14-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily Pennsylvania customers to pay for 3-Mile Iskind HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - The Pennsylvania Public Utility Com- mission yesterday permitted two utilities to bill customers for some but not all of the projected replacement power costs stemming from the Three Mile Island nuclear accident. The increase is roughly 11 per cent above what is now paid by average residential customers of Metropolitan Edi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Juno 16, 1979-Page 15 hip ingIn Drillock earns spot in Lady Strobs Open By M.J. SCHNEIDER "The Big Time." The term connotes a place where you can find only the best. Fame and fortune are of- ten found there, too. It is the ultimate goal, for those who have not reached that pinnacle of success. In golf, "The Big Time" is the professional tour. To watch the pros play is a real treat. To golf with them would be a dre...…

…Page 16-Saturday, June 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily INVERNESS BURNS NICKLA US, WATSON: Dark horses lead Open TOLEDO (AP) - LAsrry Nelson slip- ped into a share of the lead, Tom Wat- son "shot myself right out of the golf tournament" and light-hearted Lon Hinkle beat "The Tree" in the second round of the 79th United States Open Championship yesterday. The slender Nelson, who didn't take up golf until the age of 22, composed a 3- under-par 68 ...…

…SThe Ann Arbor, Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIX, Na. 32-S Friday, June 15, 1979_ Sixteen Pages I Michinon Ten Cents Argon gas kills-man at nuke plant site in Midland MIDLAND (UPI) - Argon gas pum- ped into a work area at a nuclear power plant construction site felled a dozen workers yesterday, killing one man and injuring the others, one seriously. Some of the injured, including plant safety officials, were overcome by the odorless, colorles...…

…Page 2-Friday, June 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Regents hear tenure review intervention request (continued from Page 1) "WHEN TO DO nothing is to do something, the Regents will have to do something," he told the Board. Livermore, a former SACUAa chairman, said he was disturbed by the Marwil case, and added that the depar- tment's decision was made within days of the date a tenure review would have become mandatory. Livermore also said only tw...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 15, 1979-Page 3 Coaching courses claim to boost scores By SARA ANSPACH Tuition fees range from $200 to more than $500, the course work can be grueling, and the benefits are, at best, uncertain. But each year 300,000 students enroll in private "coaching schools" - profitable enterprises that claim the ability to boost their pupils' scores on standardized admissions tests. Coaching courses are offered by many age...…

…N Page 4-Friday, June 15, 1979-The Michigan Doily .Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, ML. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 32-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Decontrol oil to boost supplies THE CEILING ON domestic crude oil should not be lifted because the oil companies deserve a break. Incessant price hikes by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Coun...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 15, 1979-Page 5 T RE ATY TO BE SIGNED MONDA Y Carter: SALT I 'urgent stake' for all ustria (AP) - President six years trying to work out East-West Malcolm Toon, and their wives. tered across the Benelux countries, sterday "all people have troop cuts in central Europe say there BREZHNEV IS scheduled to fly in West and East Germany, Poland, and e" in his summit meeting is little chance the Carter-Brezhnev from Mos...…

…Page 6-Friday June 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'Berlin to B'way' shames Weill By STEPHEN PICKOVER American jazz, blues and Broadway The best aspect of the Black Sheep schlock into his work. He continued to Repertory's Berlin to Broadway with write until his untimely death in the Kurt Weill is the informative program, 1950's while working on a musical ver- a treasure trove of Weill sion of Twain's Huckleberry Finn. His trivia-collaborators, da...…

…The Michiqan Daily--Friday, June 15, 1979-Page 7 I 1214 s. university CAMPUS Theatre Phone 668-6416 STARTS. TONIGHT MON-TUE-THUR-FRI: 7:30-9:30 SAT-SUN-WED: 1:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 A ROBERT CHARTOFF-IRWIN WINKLER PRODUCTION SYLVESTER STALLONE "ROCKY II"TALIA SHIRE BURTYOUNG MUSIC BY CARL WEATHERS AND BURGESS MEREDITHSCKEY BILL CONTI DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCED BY BILL BUTLERA.S.C. IRWIN WINKLER AND ROBERT CHARTOFF ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE...…

…Page 8-Friday, June 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily State officials say Carter WASHINGTON (AP)-New Jersey's fortunes. consumer affairs director emerged JACK WATSON, special assistant to from a White House meeting recently, the president, says the administration unable to hide his anger. "We had to diligently seeks advice from governors beg to be invited. The president just on energy matters, from decontrol to_ isn't sensitive to how we can help hi...…

…Southeast Asians oust Indochinese refugees BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - In leaky boats at sea, in steamy camps in the Thai jungle, in makeshift barracks in the shadow of Hong Kong's skyscrapers, the rising tide of refugees fleeing Indochina threatens to over- whelm the resources of other Southeast Asian nations. Angry governments are retaliating. Thailand is busing tens of thousands back into Cambodia. Malaysia and In- donesia say they will allow ...…

…Page 10-Friday, June 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Daily Classifleds ANN ARBOR-THE ANTIQUES MARKET, Sunday, June 17, 5055 Saline-Ann Arbor Road, 250 dealers, everything guaranteed for authenticity, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (come anytime after 5a.m.). 32B615 1972 AMBASSADOR STATION-WAGON. Good con- . dition. Askings$350or best offer. 429-1194. 85B616 ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Olivetti Praxis, case, some math keys. $150. Mason, 763-4459,663-8234. 828615 FOR R ENT...…

…Southeast Asians oust Indochinese refugees Wonttnuedfrom Page 9 BUT THE THAIS' greatest anger is directed at the Vietnamese. Military Chief of Staff Sen. Saiyud Kerdphol described the exodus of Chinese from Vietnam and Cambodia as a "racist expulsion that resembles those of the Nazis during World War II." The refugees say Hanoi has per- secuted and intimidated Chinese for the past two years. The plight of ethnic Chinese in Vietnam was one cau...…

…Page 12-Friday, June 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Allon protester pleads no contest By JOHN SINKEVICS A demonstrator arrested on assault and battery charges at a speech last December given by former Israeli Prime Minister Yigal Allon yesterday entered a plea of no contest in an Ann Arbor District Court. Nasir Habash, from Detroit, was arrested December 17 in connection with an incident which occurred during the speech at Rackham Auditorium. Ac...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 15, 1979-Page 13 RECENT GUERRILLA WARFARE TAKES ITS TOLL Nicaraguan people face starvation, anarchy MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - THOSE RESIDENTS who remain announced their "final offensive" in the 15,000 people have taken shelter in six Anarchy, hunger, and pillage have face the bleak prospects that accom- war to topple Somoza, whose family has refugee centers, all plagued by shor- come to the streets of Managua, a...…

…Page 14-Friday, June 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily Private coaching schools could boost test scores v (ContinuedfromPage3) (FTC) in 1976 to conduct an in- vestigation through its Boston office to determine whether various coaching schools were engaged in deceptive ad- vertising practices. Released several weeks ago, the report suggests coaching may help certain students improve their scores on the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test). "Analysis reve...…

…The Michigan Daily-,Friday, June 15, 1979-Page 15 WATSON FIVE BACK AT 75 TI wid ones the U.S. Five deadlocked or Open lead OLEDO (AP) - Five players took "I found a little shortcut," the hard- Purtzer. His second shot missed long ar ely divergent routes to scores of 70, hitting Hinkle said, and then giggled Tom Watson and the man he replaced the right. He failed to bounce his under par and good enough to share when, describing his play on th...…

…Page 16-Friday, June 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily RODRIGUEZ' E RROR OPENS DOOR: Seattle spoils Sparky's debut, 3-2 By ALAN FANGER specialtoThe Daily DETROIT-A 30 second standing ovation . Reporters and photographers following his every step . . . Sparky Anderson basked in the limelight before making his debut as the new Tiger manager against Seattle last night. Unfortunately, there was also a little matter of a ballgame to follow. And to the d...…

…Vol. I.XXXIX, No. 31-S I~ e.- LLItLVL LIUL na Thursday, Junel14, 1979 1 y Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Student loan overhaul'reduces default, official says WASHINGTON (AP) - Ernest Boyer, the com- The three major forms of student assistance which verify income. missioner of education, asserted yesterday that the have generated the most problems are Basic As a result, the program is costing about $700 million Carter administration...…

…Page 2--Thursday, June 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily WASHINGTON (AP) - Threatened U S. Sen ate with a filibuster, the Senate sidestepped a politically explosive debate on registering young men for the draft and passed a bill yesterday authorizing sides teps $40.1 billion for weapons and military research. Opponents of registration claimed p victory in the Senate's action. "It demonstrates that (Sen. Sam) Nunn and proponents of the draft can- not...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 14, 1979-Page 3 Beer and politics 'U'profs and administrators recall undergrad days By KATE KELLOGG than political issues, they were aware the late 1930s, says the majority of he says were as well-written as those in College students of the depression of conditions in Europe, according to students at that time were politically many national newspapers. years were at least as anxious as University Interim Presi...…

…Page 4-Thursday, June 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily FMichigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 31-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Rhdsintrade ban must remain EN THE U.S. SENATE Tuesday killed V an attempt by President Carter to extend trade sanctions against Zimbabwe-Rhodesia at least through Dec. 1, it demonstrated an obvious l...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 14, 1979--Page 5 BREZHNEV HEALTH IMPROVED FOR TALKS WASHIN orchestrat na will pro U.S. and weapons a smooth out superpowej But other first U.S.- one-half ye. State Cyru news confe "WE MU peaks and we have se ship," Van Carter al President "detente is we must bo The strat (SALT II), is the cen summit. It 1985 on U bombers ai missiles cooperation But the Senate, wh and where SALT 11 summit to explore U.S.-Sovi...…

…Page 6-Thursday, June 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily STARTS FRIDAY! The FIRST Certified Crazy Person's Comedy. Bank exec says bill may hurt small depositors WASHINGTON (AP) - Small banks and small savers would be the losers if Congress legalizes interest-bearing checking accounts nationwide, representatives of rural and suburban banks said yesterday. However, Rep. Fernand St. Germain, (D-R.I.), disputed the claim, arguing that experiments wit...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday,. June 14, 1979-Page 7 Second Chance rips out By KEITH TOSOLT Robert Fripp plays conceptual art rock, a haunting and mesmerizing im- provisational music based on a framework he-call "Frippertronics." Just as composers of the early 20th cen- tury invented compositional devices like Serialism asa method of disrupting traditional tonality, Fripp has for- mulated a system of composing and listening designed to move mus...…

…Page 8--Thursday June 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily Daily Classifieds "STA ND FOUND LOST-Male, black long-haired 14 week old kitten with white flea collar. If found please cal 0A62 167A514 FOR SA LE DINING TABLE and 6 chairs, $30; also Lounge chairs. 971-8716. 93B615 ANN ARBOR-THE ANTIQUES MARKET, Sunday, June 17, 5055 Saline-Ann Arbor Road, 250 dealers, everything guaranteed for authenticity, 8 a m -4 p.m. (comeanytimeafter5a.m.). 32B615 1972 ...…

…th a ol of m gi la to H The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 14,;1979-Page 9 Alabama National Guard ordered to protect trucks in a protest to demand guaranteed fuel truck stop in St. Augustine, Fla., called The truck slowdown has cut into allocations, standardized weight and on Transportation Secretary Brock already-short supplies of gasoline. In Alabama Gov. Bob James ordered load regulations, an increase in the Adams to become "actively and vo...…

…Page 10-Thursday, June 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily State House approves increase in welfare benefits LANSING (UPI) - The House propriation. He currently is appealing a only $8 million over his revised four is increased from $500 to $53 Appropriations Committee yesterday circuit court ruling which found his ac- proposal. With federal funds added in, tive at the beginning of the fisc. approved a $1.4 billion social services tion unconstitutional...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 14, 1979-Page 11 Sweet Lou hurt TOM WATSON: A different story than Nicklaus. AP roo To-mmy an-d Jack: comparisons unfair. TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - It is inevitable that comparisons be made bet- ween Tom Watson, currently golf's outstanding 'performer, and Jack Nicklaus, the man who dominated the game so long. Watson, who at 29 is Nicklaus' junior by a decade, says such com- parisons are difficult if not impossibl...…

…Page 12-Thursday, June 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily LEFLORE HELPS OUT WITH BAT Wilcox keeps Mariners dry, 7-3 'IX By MARK BOROWSKI SpeeitoThe Daily DETROIT - Tiger pitcher Milt Wilcox snapped a personal two-game losing streak and Ron LeFlore provided the key offensive spark, as the Tigers manhandledhthe Seattle Mariners 7-3 last night at Tiger Stadium. The streaking Tigers set the stage for tonight's debut of their new manager, Sparky Anderso...…

…FT he M chtg n D I Y Vol. LXXXIX, No. 30-S The i~lichgar. D ilyWednesday une 13, 1979 e M ic gan aily Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents WOULD HOLD INDIVIDUAL COST TO $2,000 Carter backs limited hea WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter asked Congress yesterday to forget the "all-or-nothing" approach to national health insurance and enact a limited plan that would hold any family's out-of-pocket health Care costs to a maximum $2,500 a ye...…

… Page 2-Wednesday, June 13, 1979-The Michigan Daily Reductions in new 'U' Hospital announced Continned from Page d clevel." He said much will be decided by DESPITE THE announced changes, proposal, and the plans were passed on ZIEL'S RE MARKS immediately the state legislature in its allocation of the University apparently still is plan- to the MDPH with a recommendation to drew criticism from CHPC members. funds for the project. ning a large, ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 13, 1979-Page 3 Satirical T-shirt spar PARTICPANT 961'I975 SECOND PCE is controversy in By ADRIENNE LYONS The Vietnam war still sparks somie controversy, as a California en- trepreneur discovered when he marketed a T-shirt intended to make a satirical comment on the struggle in Indochina. Bruce Browne's creation is a yellow T-shirt with a map of Vietnam silkscreened on the front of the shirt. A caption pri...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, June 13, 1979-The Michigan Daily ~Michigan Daily' Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Moynard St. Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 30-S News Phone: 764 0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Regents should be appointed TW STATE senators have proposed legis- lation to have university decision-making board members appointed by the governor in- stead of through a statewide election-the curre...…