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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977' 1 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Thursday, $eptember 8, 1971' 'U' museums: Intelectual relief sit back and enjoy relaxing mu- display of Seleucian (an ancient! sic while the sun "goes down" mideastern culture) pottery and and star patterns, often from airt. hundedsof yarsagofor on For those who want to absorb hundreds of years ago, form on a little culture (or have History the planetarium ceiling. of Art...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Sepfem-6i+''9, 19771 STEVE'S LUNCH BILL'S COFFEE CUP MICHIGAN LEAGUE CAFE-, S. University at Forest 201 E. Liberty TERIA AND SNACK BAR Although it appears to be a dive A generally student-less coffee Michigan Leaguea from the outside, Steve's fea- shop. Bill's serves fast counter- The snack bar is a great place tures the best omelets in town type food. Frequented mainly to haye that first or second cup as well a...…

… Thursday, September 8, 1977' THE MICHIGAN OAILY Pem Fn _. rul r i v V, p (06ntinued from Page 4) The prices are reasonable the atmosphere relaxing. * * * FALSETTA'S SIDEDOOR 2200 Pittsfield B The only place in town offe low calorie Italian food. T have particularly good vealf misean and also feature low orie banana splits. Prices very reasonable. and &vd. Bring BAGEL FACTORY JOLLY TIGER 1306 S. University 2080 W. Stadium' Specializin...…

…- I THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Six 1 rlu,.j%,.Ay, jcptc, , tuar a I -iw r __. _ _.. ... George Cavender, master of the bands Hello- YOU'LL Fl (Continued from Page 9) distinguished, 82-year-old Michi- der-directed band is a highly did~~~~~ wefgt~ihthtt I, gan band tradition wherever Ca- democratic group, the band di- theirnpers'cpe-nStra geoforciholdsicinner recalls Cavender with a aslight ve s a rectly proudly notes with mem-C laugh. "We ...…

…Thursday, September 8, 1977 CHEMICHIGAN-DAILY' Tage Seven ., (HE MICHIGAN DAILY~ge Seven H opwood winner: 46years. later, By RON DeKETT Forty-six years ago, a University student-at the insis- tence of her English professor-entered a collection of essays in a newly-created literary contest called the Hopwood Awards. Her essay collection, etitled "Mosaic," bore a strong stream-of-consciousness influence and displayed meticulous attention ...…

…atHE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Thrdy etme ,17 'Thursday, September 8, 1977. !A ..r1 detil . t_ NMI c- ,,. -' . fee (1 ~ ge8 forep n . 1 p ~ '. 1I l Gae 1 (a4 ' , -it % --, i),\-Oll funld & t-atV cl , ' ti. g a t , , ;t 4, rt.At ' "lak.~0 f Ta" Halt , ducatio W j , In~'vrs~jSty ar A $270 ant:V)rtaaj3t~ fe.a - fct the :de.. Il sttr1ive thr,g 1 f opr a rtOh~ , of sr s U b s t l ra h e l hanat theIn.. "C1 * It ;. t' 4x- X 84, -e " e Od ed...…

…Thursday, September S, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Thursday, September 8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~oge Nine . ..._. SIGHT and SOUND Not for virtuosos only By SUE WARNER So the Music School wouldn't let you in? Well, you'll show them. No, not with dynamite or spray paint, but by becoming a renowned campus star. Regardless of whether you're an aspiring Streisand or Stra- vinsky, if you can at least carry a tune or hold a bow there's...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N Thursday, September "8, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 8, 1977 COUNT EM 600 T - 4 1 l4 I1 / 4 I 'I I- Ye p ,Ihas whatWeve got, airighi- and FOIUR SIZES to, choose from 4r 4J To Rent bring your driver's license and student .D. card to the Cellar. You must pay the deposit and rent in advance: Hours for rentals are: Sun., Sept. 3 .... ...........12:00-5:00 Mon., Sept.4.....,. ............. 10:00-5:00 ...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . i ,l 0limits. es exist outside dergraduate Li- a know. The city tend far beyond hery of the Uni- City scenes: Recalling yesteryear -or A2 as it known - of- ariety of md things to to explore, ction be your ins and the mnd the new, i the ecstasy :hat will be r the major s e next four ord: enjoy. -The, Editors By STU McCONNELL North and East University, is "Sure," the orientation leader the latest to bit the dust-the s...…

…THE 1v11CHtGAN t AI' e Three IH IFHA DIY~ he Council: How it affects and votes with By LANI JORDAN line, which often leads to the 6-5 KEN LATTA (D-First Ward) On the surface, Ann Arbor defeat of controversial resolu- -Latta, a Council newcomer, City Council appears to be a tions submitted by the Demo- has yet to develop his own style body far removed from the con- crats and, conversely, the pass- of dealing with city matters. At cerns of...…

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…Pae 0Ffv@ THE MICHIGAN DAILY s v Gi v F Unscrambling the. A2 labyrinth ff.NN Daily Photos by ALAN BILINSKY and CHRISTINA SCHNEIDER Left-John Johnson knows there's more than one way to avoid Ann Arbor traffic and still get where you're going. Johnson travels through campus on his unicycle daily. Right-An aerial view of the city, looking southwest, taken from 2600 feet. The road in the center is Broadway. The train tracks run along the...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Stores: A mixed (shopping) bag By SUE WARNER During their first month on campus, stu- dents are bombarded with an incredible number of bills-tuition, room and board, football tickets and, of course, books. In spite of these financial drains, chan- ces are that sometime during' that initial month, the need for some addition to his or her new lifestyle will arise, perhaps a plant or a hotplate, and the new student will be th...…

…'rHE MICHfGA1 bAllY wg~ At Places to discover and things to see graduated students who decided to stick around town. It's a long walk from campus, but it's much quieter and somewhat (though not much) less expen-! sive. The social center of the west side is West Park, a three-block chunk of greensward which in the summer plays host to freaks, frisbees and, poetry readings. WEST OF THIS area. is undif- ferentiatedFs u b u rb i a, which votes...…

…,: THE MICH-IGAN G)AILY I 0 Se rve YoU Best Kr 440 ' o. a e6 ,Q4 4./. S , P 0 i t.'°o 6 SE 'E I } 0 1/3 For Every Course on the' Michigan Campus ? USE D BOOK Our stock of GOOD USED Books is the largest in the. city cand at the BEST PRICES! We guarantee the correct Book for every course.. -to erve you best- / Eni~esand ~~ LRItCH'IS carries the largest stockJ in Mich- igan of engineer's and Architects Books and supplies at...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 65-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 13, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages 'U' to buy old St, Joe's By SUE WARNER The University has agreed to purchase the old St. Joseph Mercy Hospital at a cost of over $6 million, pending state approval. But University officials are not certain what they will use the prop- erty for. . Use of the 558-bed hospital was discon- tinued last spring when St. Joseph Mercy Hospit...…

…Page- Two tHE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 13, 1977 Slovik's widow loses case WAyIHINCTON /V - Army ecretary Clifford Alexander today upheld the World War It conviction and execution of Pvt. Caddie Slovik, the only Ameri- an scldier put to death for de- sertion since the Civil War. Alexander's ruling prevents 3lovik's crippled and destitute rvdosz 62-year-old Mrs. An- lcine'te Slovik, from collecting en e't:imated $70,000, including int...…

…eairaAuut3.1I7TE MICHIGAN DAILY rage hree Saturdov, August 13, 197 Carter seeks support for canal treaty WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pesident Carter, gearing ap for a battle over the new Pan- amna Canal treaty, has tele- phoned Gerald Ford, Henry Kissinger and other prominent Americans whose support could help win Senate ratification, the White House said today. Press Secretary Jody Powell srid Carter made the calls ear- Li r tlhis week while he w...…

…Hoge rOur THE MICHIGAN DAILY -)atufday, August 13, 1977 ace shuttie flies solo By AP and UPI- EDWARI)S A IR F OR C E BASE, Calif. - The fledgling Space Shuttle, belying its un- gainly looks, slipped away from its mother ship yesterday and carried two astronauts on a graceful five and one-half min- ute glide to a perfect touchdown on a desert dry lake. toniht D IChurchIA 95-595 "Thanks for the lift," radioed astronaut Fred Haise shortly af...…

…Soturday, August 1:1, 19110 #'t E MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday. August 1 ~, I 911 tHE MICHIGAN ISAILY Page Five CAUch A iphlu eice4 AMERICAN BAPTIST CAMPUS CENTER 502 E. Huron--663-9376 Ronald E. Cary, Minister Worship - 10 a.m.; B i b 1 School-11 a.m. CAMPUS CHAPEL-A Campus Ministry of the Christian Reformed Church 1236 Washtenaw Ct. Rev. Don Postema, Pastor 10 a.m. - Morning Worship, Services of Holy Baptism. 6 p.m. - Evening Worsh...…

…Poge Ix THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 13, 1977 PogeSixTHE W1-IGAND~iY Sturdy, ugus 13197 PROGRESS GONE TOO FAR? Cancer: The chemical catastrophe By NINA SHISHKOFF REtENTI G' (o FV EV R N O R Milliken approved a hill lowering the accept- able level of polyhrominated biphenyls (PBRs) in meat to twenty parts per bil- lion, what er is say is the lowest de- tectable level. . "That's nice, b-t 'hree years too late," says Dr. Thomas Corb...…

…Saturday, August 13, 1977 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Rhodes: Fran tak Rhodies By KEN PARSIGIAN FROM THE MOMENT former vice-president for' Academic Affairs .and University wunderkind Frank Rhodes joined the faculty as a geology professor in 1968 it was apparent to everyone that he had a bright future ahead of him. His pleasant, low-key manor and charming British accent quickly made him one of the best liked profs on campus, and his efficie...…

…Page Eight FHE MICHIGZAN DAILY Saturday, August 1::, 191I ___ *UIP'EALL IEDi FOR RENT EFFICIENCY, fall. Hospital. campus, $190. Harlan, 6608-6513, evenings, per- sistently. 800813 CAMPUS HOSPITAL AREA - Two b e d r 4qo m. furnished apartment. Available now. 668-8507 81C813 EFFICIENCY APARTMENT for m- ture, quiet graduate student. $105/ Month, plus utilities. 769-4946. 79C813 LARGE. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH- ED one-bedroom apartment; big enough ...…

…SoturdInui Augusct 13}1977 -HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine 1,uljuYx xwuytaas r.+r E .+i ip c 4 " r r .. , + t y . DISCOVER A NEW, FRIDAY, SEPT. 9 r -I ON CAMPUS EVERYWHERE! entertainment campus]lcommunity/lnational coverage Sunday magazine TV guide sportsl/features/leditorials, morning delivery 6 days a week, Tues. -Sun. before 8 a.m. to your door or dorm then call 764-560 for your subscription foill-wionter terms ?01y$172 …

…Page 'e fm- MHIGAN D AILY Saturday, August 13, 197 'U' to purchase old St. Joe's hospital (aotlnoe& fras Pagr I) However, he added that no de- traasforusiug the hospital its-a a ns on.s x demolition have been residence hail is sligt. lHe cited. finalized. high renovation cits as the ma- 'st ppoe prcaein jor rem ~cludes -over 500,000 square feet Brinkerhoff said hte expects of floor apace in the hospita some demolition of the old St. buildi...…

…Iturday, August 13, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _Page Eleven PHILS UP LEAD IN NL EAST Carlton whips Cubs, 10-3 By Tbe Associated Press also homered as the Phillies McCarver, who also had two IICAGO-Tim McCarver hit matched their. club record of singles and scored three times home runs as the Philadel- homers in one game, previously in four at-ba's, began the scor- Phillies cracked a total of equalled last year against the ing with his third ho...…

…Page Twelve FHE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 13, 19 DOWN 12-3, BENGALS ROAR BACK Twins By KATHY HENNEGHAN special To The Daily DETROIT -- It was a long. night for pitchers and a thrilling one for fans as the Minnesota Twins downed the Tigers 12-11 before a crowd of 20,554. The Twins posted a seven-run second inning and a five run third to get off to a seemingly insurmountable 12-3 lead, but the Tigers kept coming back. MINNESOTA LED 12-...…

…The Michigan DailyT Vol. LXXXVI , No. 64-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, August 12, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages VA staffers offer new info; seek Congressional inquiry By KEITH B. RICHBURG T w o Veterans Adminis- tration (VA) H o s p i t a l nurses, part of an employe g r o u.p supporting Filipina Narciso and Leonora Perez, will travel to Lansing today to present information to a I a w y e r for the Michigan Nurses Association (MNA) that they ho...…

…Pe To T HE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, ,august 12, 1977 Shuttle makes first solo flight today EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. /55 - The com- mander of the Space Shuttle piloted a special jet trainer yesierday in a final rehearsal for today's first solo flight of the craft that is designed to resvolutionize space expeditions. Astronaut Fred liaise who along with pilot Gordon Fuller- ton will handle the controls dur- ing the flight, practiced yest...…

…Fridoy, August 12, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Congress optimistic on passage of Panama pact WASHINGTON (/P - Backers of the newly negotiated Panama Canal pact braced yesterday for a difficult ratification fight in the Senate, but administration officials were optimistic of mus- tering the needed two-thrds support. Senators who contend the United States should keep the canal vowed an all-out effort to block ratification of the proposed new trea...…

…Management chided b andlord My lanird t!i, :imed Joe 0'- Donnell. II di , operate out of a fa:y atfi e im n Ann Ar- bor sk i'p, r r reign over enough apartm to keep him- se. in a big tax bracket. In fact, he ow's it one b ilding, a hous near 'amnus in which lIn himself ]ives along with a few other enants and me. Even 'ho1 J).l"e's housing empire is :, .he's learned uomett r 'ba>' the rental buai- ness. lie's pored over landlord- tenant laws,...…

…Friday, August 12, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAfLY Page Five Supero ckarama By SUE RYNSKI AFTER A LONG demise. Detroit's rock 'n roll is coming to life again. High intensity rumbling vibrated f r o m the depths of the deadly city as local talent tried their stuff in concert at the Kramer Theatre Wednesday night. The Kramer,, a typically aged movie palace, set _a suitably primitive atmosphere-true to Detroit tradition. And a few of the original de...…

…PaeSix THE MICHIGAN DAI'LY Friday, August _12, 1977 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, August 12, 1977 HELD OVER- 2nd FUN WEEK. TONIGHT AT7 00 & 9 00 OPEN 6:45 CindereII's not for kids anymore! S 0m Te a Semiest maxt i e y a e Starring CATHARINE ERHARDT Subsc ribe to The Daily-Phone 764-0558 Police nab 'Son of Sam suspect, manhunt ends (Continued from Page 1) Bulldog revolver that was used in all six slayings and in the wounding of sev...…

…Friday, August 12, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven State may VA staffers offer new evidence increase U'funding -Fall (Continued from Page 1) ing the financial needs of its students. "Over80 per cent of the stu- dents who apply for financial aid are met with 100 per cent of theirhdemonstrated financial need,' he said. Vaughn was confident about the taxpayers being supportive of greater funding for univer- sity students in the future. "Th...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, August 12, 1977 Nm SAVINGS THEY'RE ALL IN CLABBIFIED] FOR RENT LARGE. HEAUTIFULI Y FURNISH- ED one-bedroom apartment; big enough for 2: ear campus. 761-9210. 74C613 OWN ROOM in lrge 3-bedroom apt. pool. 995-9108. 52C813 MALE FOREIGN STUDENT - Room private bath in beautiful home. Available Sept. 10. Half car garage, Packard busline. Prefer non-smoker. Call 662-3559 for interview and ne- gotIating terms ...…

…Friday, August 12, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine A P.e-4b*rahe m ewoPM r a T Ad.nAOCcm s This d Isthe work of Orri Fruk sn and (nio Sani. How wou d ou Iike tosign t e work you do? Would you be willing to tell the world, "I did this?" After all, you're pretty good at what you do. Probably proud of it, too. Well, most of us will never get to sign our work. And maybe that's a shame. Because as good as we are, it might make us better. And we c...…

…Page Ten THE MiCHiGAN DAILY Friday, August 12, 1977 Cuba lets Americans go Congress hopeful of s hAVANA, Cuba W? - Cuban President Fidel Castro and Sen. Frank Church announced yesterday that Cuba will per- mit approximately lit Ameri- can citizens to leave Cuba and go to the United States with their families. Tue agreement was announc- ed at a joint airport news con- ference following two days of intensive talks between the Cu- ban leade...…

…joy, August 12, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page tieven P, +nv . _uut1,17 H iHGNDIYPg ise Arroyo fights hard luck tag By PAUL CAMPBELL Special To The Daily p)ETROIT - It took Fernando :ayo seven years of proving asef in the minors before he his chance with the Detroit ers. If there is one quality 1970 tenth round draft pick developed, it's patience. BUT ARROYO is having to :1 on every ounce of that pa- lace to deal with the disap- tinting re...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, August 12, 1977 SPORTS OF THE DAILY et Littler paces PGA field Down to the wire By Don MacLachlan Tigers in '77 ... 4th place finish TIllS SUMMER will be remembered as the year the Detroit Tigers could have been so good - if Mark Fidrych had pitched for the entire season. But The Bird probably won't hurl again this year and who knows if he would have provided the Ben- gals with an additional ten wins....…

…The Michigan Daily . - - - _ _.._^ ... .... v _ti.__ n_ Vol. LXXXVII, No. 63-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, August 11, 1977 Ten Cents I welve Pages U.S., Panama reach accord PANAMA CITY (A') - U. S. negotiators said yesterday the Unked States and Panama have reached an historic agree- ment on all major issues of a new canal treaty that will turn the waterway over to Panama by the end of the century. U. S; Ambassadors Sol Lino- w...…

…Page Two THE MICHIC AN DAILY i ursatoy, August 11, 19177 srae hasn't budged: Vance .JERUSALEM (J' - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said yes- terday that Israel has given no ground on the Palestinians or other key issues in the Middle East dispute. But Vance said he will keep driving for a peace settlement by shuttling befween Arab and Israeli foreign ministers attend- ing the U. N. General. Assem- bly meeting next month in New York. TIlE S...…

…Page Three Thursday, August 11, 977 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Thursday. Auaust 11, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three M I Bloodmobile strike halts somesurgery at 'U' Hospital °'<" I" By SUE WARNER University Hospital yesterday began curtailing certain elective surgical procedures as a result of a strike by American Red Cross bloodmobile drivers. The drivers, who transport and set up bloodmobile equip- ment, walked off the job yester- day mor...…

…V6YE TALK.- 5p1A) T, 5YWmLw. 86MOCO OF ~a rA$ASA rs aL Orzq M The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University af Michigan Thursday, August 11, 1977 News Phone: 764-0552 'U' ties with South Africa must stifl be questioned ON MAY 12, 294 Stanford University students were ar- rested for protesting that institution's investments in corporations with financial ties to South Africa. Two days later, at a Ford Motor Company stoc...…

…Page I nursiay, August 11, 1.977 MICHIGAN DAILY Five FBI's Kelley mulls action on wayward Las Vegas agents WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI Director Clarence Kelley is considering disciplinary action against several Las Vegas agents accused of violating bureau rules, a spokesman said yesterday. "Mr. Kelley acknowledges there was an inquiry concerning certain allegations. The results disclosed no criminality or seri-. os misconduct, but there were vi...…

…Page Six Burn FOSTON (I) - People burned beyond hope are being asked at a Los Angeles hospital whe- ther they want doctors to keep them alive with last ditch meth- ods or let them die quietly. Most choose to die. I-or a few hours after their ijury, even badly burned pa- tients feel little pain and can think clearly. During this time, the doctors tell the patient how THE Mt(-HIGAN DAILY Thursday, August 11, ,19?7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday,...…