…s y... - e .. :. ... UNION SOLIDARITY, See Editorial Page I I c he an ;5ai PARTLY CLOUDY High-mid 60s Low-law 60s See Today for details Vol. LIX, No. 14 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 22, 1978 Ten Cents Fourteen Page Use of laughing gas on campus hits a new high By DENNIS SABO The private use of nitrous oxide - more lasts for onlya short period of time." administered with proper amount of oxygen Some medical researchers believe pe...…
…day, September 22,~1978-The Michigan Daily fL ~ftL S... 'U' seeks government money to execute transportation program -tt .4 3D AY'S TRAFFIC PROBLEMS could be an element of the past-and so could car trips downtown if the plan of an area insportation committee is implemiented. The scheme should be a reality by 1990 and will mainly involve Ann Arbor and I LEGENO (Continued from Page 1) and van pooling have also been initiated by giving the pri...…
…A 1 correction In yesterday's paper, we carried a United Press International story which reported that the Eastern Michigan Unversity faculty strike began on September 13 - the first day of classes. Actually, the first day of classes at EMU was September 6. The faculty worked until September 13 without a contract and walked off the job on that date. Take Ten In late September, 1968, a report put together by a group of seven University law stud...…
…September 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Iie 3ibi rn O a i Campus labor solidarity: Much talk, but little action Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom. Vol. LIXNdn. 14 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan By Mitch Cantor 4 _ 5QMQA CO~ MCARj A i ' ./- I ,0. When leaders and supporters of campus labor groups rallied on the Diag and on the Regents' Plaza last week they called for campus l...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Page 5 Newspaper bill postponed By MICHAEL ARKUSH' Due to lack of support among news- paper officials, state Rep. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor) has postponed until January a bill that would have given state newspapers nearly com- plete exemption from police searches. Bullard's bill, previously scheduled for discussion in the House Civil Rights Committee3 was devised to counteract the U.S. Supreme C...…
…;e 6-Friday, September 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Sorority rush begins Bar meeting features Landers and Bell By LIBBY CHALGHIAN Does Sept. 22 mean anything to you? If it doesn't then you probably aren't one of the 570 women already registered to rush a sorority this fall. Starting today, the National Panhellenic Association, the co- ordinating council for sororities on campus, estimates that 1,000 women will go through fall rush. That's a...…
…Health Service Handbook QUESTION: While I was at home for vacation, my sister told me she is lactose-intolerant. Can you explain what this means? ANSWER: Your sister is deficient in an enzyme, called lactase, which resides in the small intestine and is necessary for the digestion' of lac- tose. Lactose is the sugar in milk and milk products, such as cheese, and foods made with, milk, such as pudding. It is estimated that more than 30 million ...…
…I ge 8-Friday, September 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily. New Pope urges Committee unaware of CIA plot lasting VATICAN CITY (AP) John Paul I, calling himself beginner," took on the i divorce with a group of A bishops yesterday and urE saving troubled marriages top priority. "In particular, the indiss of Christian marriage is im Although it is a difficult pa message, we must proclaim fully as part of God's word the mystery of faith," the po IN H...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Pal Small towns hurt by reduced air NEW YORK (AP) - The federal policy of fostering competition in the airline industry, while producing savings for travelers and profits for airlines, is leaving many smaller cities across the nation with reduced air ser- vice - or none at all. In the second year of the policy easing 40 years of strict federal control over the industry, airlines are making banner...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Page MONEY WOES DON'T CURB SPIRIT: Club sports stay popular By BILLY NEFF Successful. That probably should be the calling card for the Michigan sports program. Whether it be on the hardwood of Crisler Arena or the artificial turf of Michigan Stadium Wolverine sports teams can usually be described with that word. NOT ONLY HAS this been the case on the varsity level, but it has also occurred with ...…
…ge 12-Friday, September 22, 1978--The Michigan Daily just another ootball legend: 65 yearl By GEOFF LARCOM In a familiar film scene, Butch assidy and his friend Sundance are 'antically fleeing their ;dogged pur-. .iers through arid Southwestern land. espite the pair's skilled efforts, they re unable to shake the posse deter- tinedly following them. Exasperated, undance asks Butch, "Who are those ys anyway?" Should Michigan football coach Bo c...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Page 13 t '_ . >: . LES MOSS TO TAKE OVER Hotuk to retire at end of season 1- By APand UPI DETROIT - Ralph Houk, manager of the best and worst teams in baseball over a career that spanned two teams and 16 years, stunned the Detroit Tigers when he announced yesterday he was retiring and thus would not be returning as their manager next season. :Les Moss, manager of Detroit's Triple-A affiliate,...…
…ge 14-Friday, September 22, 1978-The Mirhigan Daily Monsanto Drive. If you've got it, you belong here. Ask Bob Freeman. ob Freeman joined Monsanto in 1956 after obtaining his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Wayne State University. Ex- cept for a two-year leave of absence to teach Organic Chemistry at North Carolina Agri- cultural and Technical University, he has been with Monsanto. Today, Bob is with our Agricultural Research Department. His...…
…MINORS' RIGHTS See Editorial Page L~~iEr!31 iE3 ai1i~ COOLER High -- upper 60s. Low -- low 60s. See Today for details. Vol. LIX, NO. 13 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 21, 1978 Ten Cents Sixte i. en Pages Greene on ballot in bid for Congress By MICHAEL ARKUSH After a two month struggle, City Councilman Earl Greene (D-Second Ward), candidate for the U.S. Second District Congressional seat, announced yesterday that his name will a...…
…C TO WAIT FOR NLRB RULING: files grievances management, Randy Harbor, the IWW been sold and that they were fir had called for a union recognition Beck and Churchill charge that Bord hearing from both the National Labor sold the store to lock out th relations Board (NLRB) and MERC, unionization attempt. and therefore MERC could not move on BORDERS SAID that the storev the case till NLRB made a ruling, sold "because we lost more money t Harbor ...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 21, 1978-Page 3 Baker claims taxes the issue Coupon W 01 NEW YORK (AP) - Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker said yesterday that taxes are still the political issue of the year and will bring the downfall of Democrats despite President Carter's summit success. Launching a coast-to-coast "tax blitz" by the Republican Party, Baker said a surging taxpayer's revolt will still be the issue in the 1980 pre...…
…-Thursday, Septemberfi, 1978-The Michigan Daily lbe Miditnn Bai Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LIX, No. 13 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan China-Vietnam split poses diplomatic problems for U.S By Gareth Porter WE HAVE A G EFFECTIVE( CONTROL 5"' HERE IN IIRAI RATHRR ROWJIM N C} r Nf. r ' ^ / /' 6P THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL Dist. Field Newspaper Syndicate, 197 4 The deepenin...…
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…age 6r-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The MIchigan' Daily We Invite Students the of Fans, Alumni, and and u -M to Pre- Post -Game FRIDAY Open of Noon 'Happy Hour 3til 6 25¢ Draft 504 Mixed' Partying SATURDAY Open of 7 AM Bloody Mary's 2 for One Dollar 7 AM til Game Time at Goose's. i"dmuuNa TILL OAD~ A/wTl1r 1 xI?8N'r TVx IARPAE CRMPuS W, 7A L 1u f z NvrRe DR n d sTa wM / JON S COL .£E6' &sooSEs I Once off toll road, t...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 21, 19 f - - - Yellowjackets' sting felt in A 2 Lawsuit against F settled out of cour By-DAN EZEKIEL If you've noticed more yellow jackets buzzing around campus trash cans than usual, you're not alone. The bee-like in- sect that hung around your pizza or coursed through the air of your room recently is one of a greater-than-usual horde of wasps in the state this fall, ac- cording to Thomas Moore, Cu...…
…e 8-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily Charades sink By PATRICIA FABRIZIO The folks at Pine Knob Monday night left with confused smiles on their faces after the opening show of Neil Young's month-and-a-half tour; whether the pleasure outweighed the bewilderment is hard to say. From the entrance to the encore, the only consistency was the oddity of it all. Examples: " The stage crew were dressed as "Star Wars" sand people. " Young...…
…; ; R E C 0 R D S s .urr. ... tc .erotiers: ,atir , 1 By R. J. SMITH I cannot imagine my life or anyone :ese's being defined by Who _Aire You n the way that so many Who songs and .abums have, and in a way that has -become the mantle the Who must live with perpetually. "My Generation," K;'The Kids Are Alright," "The Who Sell *Out," Tommy, "Pure and Easy," "Won't Get Fooled Again," Who's Next-none are like Who Are You. It's almost as i...…
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…N* rSTUDENT FILES SUIT WITHOUT ATTORNEY: Nicaragua authorities "tO claim to hat revolt (Continued from Page 1) ilumn of black smoke rose from the 'ity. A warplane circled the city, spraying achine gun fire. Troops of the ational guard, which is Nicaragua's army and police force, said the plane was attacking fleeing rebels. McLENDON SAID the rebel troops n the barricades appeared tobe .eenagers with old rifles. "They were very young and didn't...…
…Page 12-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily :S. BEGINS MAJOR PUSH FOR SUMMIT AGREEMENTS: Vance seeks Jordanian cooperation [AN Jordan (AP) - Seretar l kMM arsYf, .V VY {iQYY X ISK- 1 - lacul CUIVY was tovor va lchatini mn dl"+y+hs . rw ..wrr.... ., v y sfa - aa~ ~a State Cyrus Vance met with King ssein yesterday, opening a Aomatic drive aimed at making the mp David accords more palatable to ry Jordan and Saudi Arabia and eping ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 21, 1978-Page 13f scoreboard This week's results Defending a dynasty Softball Sunday CO-REC DIVISION: VD 6±4 12, Brothers and Sisters 9 First Couzens 8, Nematodes 3 El Sereno Banditos 12, Hole in the Wall Gang 11 Geeks 17, In-Sink-Erators 6 Co-Rection 11, Alpha Delta Pi 10 West Side Coed 10, Van Tyne 4 Kingsley Street Gang 5, Alice's 4 RESIDENCE HALLS: Chicago House 12, Adams House 1 Taylor House 7, A...…
…F age 14-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily M ,IiRIDE PICKS ND LICKS TIGER WOUNDS Devine hopeful while Irish stew By BOB WARREN I%- peorge. Maguire sat brooding in his As Angeles office. The L.A. Kings kneral manager was naturally upset g the recent court decision which ,serted that his receiving Dale Mc- urt as compensation for goalie Rogie hon was illegal and uncon- ional. 'Maguire was counting on McCourt for 0fresh spark in...…
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…4 Page 16-Thursday, September 21, 1978-The Michigan Daily State Unions and politicians join fight agOainst tax amendments; By KEITH B. RICHBURG runaway success that their backers and budgeted t n to S IW th - -- - - - -$-- -J%4S to.*b a k The powerful United Auto Workers union (UAW) has joined forces with the AFL-CIO, the Michigan Education Association (MEA), New Detroit and some state politicians in an attempt to defeat three tax reform am...…
…i PEACE AGREEyMENT See Editorial Page 4w 40 an :4D401 TROPICAL High-upper 80s Low-mid 60s gee Today for'details Ten Page Vol. UIX, No. 12 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 20, 1978 Ten Cents Hussein Arabia accordI WASHINGTON (AP)-The mood of to depart for J triumph that swept the capital with the Arabia in an efi successful end of the Camp David the accords. suimit was shaken yesterday by sharp President An words from Jordan's Kin...…
…:ge 2-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily Poisonous gas kills 3 in taly, many hospitalized GENOA, Italy (AP) - A cloud of isonous hydrogen sulfide gas from a inning plant billowed over this owded port city yesterday, killing free men and sending dozens of arsons to hospitals.- Hundreds complained of nausea and adaches after breathing the fumes iat spread an odor of rotten eggs :ross a wide section of downtown ehoa. AT ONE hospit...…
… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-Page . HOUSE INVESTIGA TION CONTINUES: era 1 Y r J SEE NWS AWV CALLWD lY Ten years ago today An ad hoc group of graduate and undergraduate students and 25 history professors met for three hours in a Rackham conference room on September 21, 1968 and discussed institutionalized student representation in the University's history department. Prof. Arthur Mendel said, "There is good reason, I think...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily heM[b~p eatan tng Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom. Vol. LIX, No. 12 News Phone: 764-0552 r Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan ;t last a step toward peace. HE AGREEMENTS made be President Carter must also be tween Israel and Egypt at the congratulated on a job well done. First, ;amp David summit are an he engineered the summit, a bold but ;ncouraging, albe...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-Pt Jazz bash arriving (Continued from Page 1) played. He died in 1974. The Duke Ellington Orchestra, conducted by his son, Mercer Ellington, is scheduled for the festival's final performance on Sunday night. Several members of earlier Ellington orchestras have said they plan to attend. The festival features two premieres. Bassist Charles Mingus has written a new 10-minute piece especially for ...…
…ge 6-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily UND-Girl's Class of '77 ring, Centerline High iool. 995-4137. dA922 OEVER TOOK BRIEFCASE bearing initials .D. from MLB please return. Documents needed. iply drop off at Rodhance Lang. Dept. office or 1,eyenings after 10 p.m, 995-8845 or office, 763- . $50.00 reward. Absolutely no questions asked. 59A918 ST-i sapphire and diamond necklace. timental value. Large reward. Please call 764- ).76...…
…GSA scandal intensifies The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-Pa MSA protests s ele ti*o n p lan WASHINGTON (AP) - The "ugly and disgusting saga" of scandals at the General Services Administration unfolded further yesterday with revelations of still more waste and fraud in the agency's operations across the country. But efforts to clean up the GSA mess also are moving forward, a Senate subcommittee was told. FOR EXAMPLE: * Four ne...…
…ge 8-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily "Sigh," sighed Jimmy the Greek as "You - you won the Griddes!'' , y andered aimlessly about his sputtered Jimmy. "But how? I pick Luious Las Vegas apartment. games better than you!" Nyhat's wrong, dear?"'inquired his "Yes, but I get my picks in to The it Mrs. The Greek. Daily at 420 Maynard before midnight ?I1's those darn Michigan Daily Friday and you don't," she explained. 64ke Picks ho...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-Page 9 Ex-Wolverine finds life after football Untimely injury forces Patek from gridiron By DAVE RENBARGER This should be Bob Patek's finest our. Returning to his familiar position as starting wolfback on another powerful {Michigan team, Patek should be on the field, leading the defensive secondary this Saturday in South Bend. BUT PATEK WON'T even be in uniform when the Wolverines line up ag...…
…10-Wednesday, September 20, 1978-The Michigan Daily Troops close in on rebels MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - Rebels barricaded the streets of Esteli yesterday as government troops circled the city in an attempt to smash the last guerrilla stronghold in the violent uprising against President Anastasio Somoza. The rebels, reinforced by companions from the government-captured towns of Leon and Chinandenga, were reported in control of the city, but ...…
…EXPENSIVE TOYS See Editorial Page L '7it Lit I!3UU 1E3 ai1 STICKY See Today for details Vol. LIX, No. 11 ( Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 19, 1978 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Mideast summit agreement doubtful Settlements issue still unresolved TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - The great unresolved issue of the Camp David Mideast summit is the future of about 100 Jewish settlements on occupied Arab land. Israel now is faced with a crucial deci...…
…Sage 2-Tuesday, September 19,1978-The Michigan Daily CUBAN LEADER DENIES ACCUSA TION: Castro linked to JFK WASHINGTON (AP)-The House assassinations committee, in a cautiously worded statement, said yesterday it has been told there may be some support for a report that Fidel Castro knew in advance of an assassination threat against President John Kennedy. Castro has called the report "ab surd." Rep. 'Louis Stokes,' (D-Ohio), the. committee's c...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 19, 1978-Page 3 k~ . !f U SEE N&S &AP" CALL WDALY Join us Future journalists of America (and even those just looking for a fling at the reporter's life) are cordially invited to attend one of the upcoming Michigan Daily orientation meetings for new staffers. The first gathering is today at 7:30 in Bursley Hall's East Lounge. Tomorrow night, Markley's Piano Lounge will be the site of the new member session...…
…age 4--Tuesday, September 19, 1978--The Michigan Daily Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LIX, No. 11 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Scientific rhythm: new possibilities for birth control A tricycle extravaganza? Not with MSA money. OW MUCH do you think a tricycle race is worth? Is it worth not aving a legal aid service or an office f religion and ethics? Apparently Vice President...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 19, 1978--Page 5 GSA indictments expected soon To the Freshmen: It wouldn't be'the DEKE HOUSE if there weren 't some rumors about it. Just for the record, Here are some of the things we're not: TEKES QUARANTINED MORTGAGED STARVING Entirely GROSSE POINTE ARISTOCRATS In the bar 24 hours a day, and so forth. WASHINGTON (AP) - The first indictments from two grand jury investigations of fraud withing the Gen...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, September 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily 'U' prof. optimistic on summit results... -And world opinion cautious By RON GIFFORD Despite the resignation of a top Egyptian official and an apparent conflict between the Israeli and American interpretations of the Mid- East peace accords, tht associate chairman of the University's political science department -is very optimistic that peace will finally be achieved. Professor Raymond Ta...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 19, 1978-Page 7 Bluegrass at the Ark By RICK ARGAS Sunday night was my first time at the Ark, that warm nest of folk music on Hill St. Jay Ungar and Lyn Hardy, a husband-wife team of bluegrass musicians, had attracted a g66d-sized crowd. We settled comfortably into our seats and waited for the first set to begin., "At nine, the couple strolled up to the front and began to play. Jay plays fiddle and mando...…
…'age 8-Tuesday, September 19, 1978--The Michigan Daily UUND-nem.berpt. Lao deposit ticket. Claim by dentifying number. Daily Box 333 or 764-7487. ___________ dA919 FOUND-WATCH by the Union. Please identify. Daily Box 333 or 764-7487. dA919 WHOEVER TOOK BRIEFCASE bearing initials E.F.D. from MLB please return. Documents needed. Simply drop off at Romance Lang. Dept. office or call evenings after 10 p.m., 995-8845 or office, 763- 342. $50.00 re...…
…No EMU classes until strike ends The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 19, 1978--Pag Council OK's transportadton plan By MITCH CANTOR Eastern Michigan University -(EMU) Acting President Tony Evans " =announced early Sunday evening that all classes on the Ypsilanti campus will be suspended until the college's 630 professors end their walkout. The strike, which began last "W.ednesday, did not involve the school's "?37 teaching assistants. Howe...…
…age 10-Tuesday, September 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily WILL BE OUT 4-6 WEEKS Pufek runs into hard luck again By ERNIE DUNBAR With one of the most important ames of the season approaching this ieekend, the last thing Bo chembechler wanted to worry about ias replacing injured players. Yet that is one of' Schembechler's pore immediate tasks as he prepares or the showdown with Notre Dame in outh Bend this Saturday. MOST prominent among those wh...…
