…turdOY, June 18, 1977 EADS FIELD BY ONE: Green leads THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven By The Associated Press TULSA, Okla.-Hubert Green, elding an ancient, green-han- d putter as his principal ,p on, emerged from a multi- man scramble with a 67 and nllished sole control of the d yesterday in the second id ' the 77th United States en Golf ChampionshiP. Green, who hasn't really re- ceived the recognition deserve...…
…Page Twelve ,. THE MICHIGAN GAILY Saturday, June 1$, 197T Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 18, 1971 * Tigers lose heartbreaker to Cleveland in 12th 8-5 Down to * / the wire I_ _ .__ By Don MacLachlan The battling Ben gals... .. .500 approacheth CLEVELAND THE IDETROIT TIGERS could have made it to the .5e mark on the season with a sweep of the Cleveland Indians this weekend. By taking the entire four-game series from the Tri...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVII, No. 32-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 17, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages 'Ufigh0ts to By MICHAEL YELLIN The Regents were silent and attentive yesterday as University Attorney Roderick Daane summarized how the Board could circumvent the new state Open Meet- ings Act, which would seem to require the University to open all decision-making meetings to the general public. Daane briefly outlined what he termed the ...…
…rage Iwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 17, 19?7 rage wi~s THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June )7, 19~ 19 SCHOOLKIDS' suggests . Discover ANTILLES A REVOLUTIONARY MID-PRICED LABEL A label that exists solely to present important works to those interested in hearing something out of the ordinary. Antilles will present a variety of music not ordinorily considered "commercial,"' music of an esoteric or progressive nature; records of his-° torica...…
…1-1 10,TJ 1 WP AArc rr-A AAM t I-A I I v momm riday, .tune i r, t e v I ml Ml;-rllU^N U^JTty Page t hree VA witness' mental state questioned By KEITH B. RICHBURG Special To The Daiy DETROIT - For m o r e than two hours yesterday, Federal Prosecutor Richard Yanko grill- ed former Veterans Administra- tion (VA) patient W il li a m Loesch in an effort to prove that Loesch was mentally incapable of accurately recalling the event of his own b...…
…Watergate: Would the lessons be lost? By KEN PARSIGIAN and JEFF RISTINE Frida . Jun 17, 1 5. Th 40/h Prerusrl/ of /hs 'is/cd SVates, in a t/i/ r ba//Ic for rc- "'Iifion, /;ol/ a d/ra/c'in s - sinn ,i// l/op snifiign aI</ and /i, ,liiif of i/a ff, "We're facing quite a prob- lem now, arent's we?" Waving a copy of the morning news- paper, he continues: "I don't like the looks of this poll they ran today. l:orty-seven per cent for ne, 43 per cen...…
…Friday, June 17, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Friday, June 17, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Screenings by CHRISTOPHER POTTER The brief but narcotic wait has ended - the cinematic Pied Piper has hit town at last. Its lure is universal, as the throngs of grinning representatives of all ethnicities and ages milling through the southwest corner of Briarwood Center will attest. The name of this month-old legend is Star Wars, and alth...…
…Foge Six 1 HL MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Jung 171, 1911' Senate rejects Korea troop withdrawal (Continued from Page1) Senate Republican Leader How- ard Baker. "I do not think it should be taken as legislative intent that this in any way approves-tacit- ly or directly-an endorsement of a policy of withdrawal." Byrd agreed but fought suc- cessfully to prevent striking of the language from the bill en- tirely, lest this be interpreted as a direc...…
…pop- f ridoy, June 17, 1977 ~t HE M1CH KUAN UAILtY Page Seven -ridoy, June 17, 1971 1HI:MJCHI(iAN LIALY Page Seven Financial woes force local film co-ops to increase ticket prices (continued from Page1) Major problems plaguing the co-ops, which are non-profit or- ganizations, include rising film rental prices and high overhead operating costs. Nightly film rental prices range from $75 plus 50 per cent of the gate to $400 plus 50 per cent....…
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…"~ ~e- Tlit IVI. tAN Pag eLY rdayue VA witness' mental state questioned Racer Guthrie signs Contined froni Pae 3 AND WHEN the questionnaire ed in Narciso and Perez." aghs ter the recess, when the witness asked what his complaints were Narciso and Perez, both citi- began by saying, "i specifically about the hospital, toesch an- .ens of the Philippines, are remember saying that I did not want my psychiatric tile looked OUTSIDE TIlE coartroom, d...…
…Friday, June 17, 1977 TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Viyrp~itoiiLA? '84, Olympics toLA By The Associated Press PRAGUE-The dowr appears wide open for Los Angeles to tage the Olympic Games of 1984, if it wants them. The Intertational Olympic Committee (IOC) is worried bh the prospect that an American city may be the only can- didate. At the IOC's 79th session, which opened in Prague yesterday, there are some ...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY 17, 1977 LEFLORE CELEBRATES TWICE Bird wins third, 4-1 By DAVE RENBARGER Sjacial T -11 Daily DETROIT - It was like the summer of '76 all over again. Not the Bicentennial, but the Bird". IN HIS THIRD start of the year at Tiger Stadium, the peo- ple's choice, Mark "the Bird" Fidrych, shut down the Toron- to Blue Jays last night 4-1. The Bengal victory capned a three game sweep of the Toronto club. Fidrych lost ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol LXXXVI1, No. 31-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 16, 1977 Ten Cent.; Twelve Pages VA victim exonerates nurses; jmni-it acthc tkOm min INr feOn A W A WS~~ -n~ F, 5TH K EPA p3 s 3 ; ~ A CROWD OF EAGER film fans flocks to The "Star Wars," the new futuristic-fantasy film wh breaking attendance records across the countf Star Wars' a By DENISE FOX It hag been called a "fantasy, a combina- tion.of an Abbott and Co...…
…Page Two WHE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, une 16, 1977 Page Tw CHE MCHIGANDAILY hursda,.Jn 6,17 ftN u o esl Jobs, British troops af issue in today's Irish elections DUBLIN, Ireland (WP- - Irish voters elect a new government today after a campaign marked by promises of more jobs and higher pay and a bitter last- minute debate over British con- trol in Northern Ireland. The eight-year sectarian war in the British province, north of the Irish ...…
…cht r-clov. hire 16, 1977 HE MiCHiGAN DAILY Page Three I 'riaor"dcv. June 16, 197? T$E MICI-il &AILY Pbge Three- ease ori nance proposed By G"FE(GGi KRUPA of what his rights are." explain- written into area leases include process of law, forcing the ten- "Tenants are forced to- sig ed Wheeler. "Sometimes it takes forcing tenants to waive their ants to pay rent whether or not these things because they neet M vwr Albert W h e e I e r has a l...…
…The Michigan Daily Edited ond managed by Students of the University of Michigan Thursday June 16, 1977 News Phone: 764-0552 oyott the Krugerrand, ONE YEAR AGO TODAY, on a small hill eight miles outside Johannesburg, South Africa's bloodiest race riots began. In the course of four days in tle Soweto Township, nearly 150 persons died and thousands more were injured in the protests against white oppression of blacks in that country. The world's e...…
…IThursday, June 16, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five; 1 i 1 i f r 1 Local housing film details tenant plight The story of the Ann Arbor ctses on such issues as the scar- Ann Arbor are on an average 72 Landlords also get a chance to strike was organized by the Ann holising crisis has been captured city of apartments and houses per cent higher than the national tell their side of the story in the Arbor Tenants Union. in video tape, in a fil...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Record By SUE WARNER Rising prices have continu- ally struck out at the meager student budget, but tragically, the most recent price hike has affected one of the essential commodities to sustain student sanity - record albums. Since the beginning of the year, most major record com- panies have raised their list prices for albums from $6.98 to $7.98. Consequently, local record stores have been forced to raise thei...…
…ht)r-aov. June 16, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Artrain wows 'em with rolling plunder revue By DENISE FOX There's an innocuous- looking freight train creep- ing across the country this summer, filled with sculp- ture, photos, art objects, and 19th and 20th Century paintings. No, it's not the private treasure trove of an eccen- tric railway millionaire or or a secret shipment of ob- jects d'art looted by the Nazis - it's Artrain, a ro...…
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…Rage Ten THE MCHiG;AN DAILY Thursday, June 16 M P~Ten TIlE MACI-IIGAN DAILY Thursdoy, June 16 197 Black South African Miller tops UMW race students stage protest (GOntinmed from Page 1) shift to English which was gen- erally regarded as more useful The students have urged So- weto's more than one million residents to mourn the deaths by boycotting work, canceling all entertainment and attending mass prayer services. About 250,00) blac...…
…tirhrdav, June 16, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NICKLAUS, WATSON FAVORED: Pros set for U.S. Open today Page Eleven By The Associated Press tjlSA, Okla. - Jack Nicklaus, with a slight- , sprained right ankle, and Tom Watson, with he best record in golf, are solidly entrenched he men to beat in the 77th U. S. Open Cham- Athotit neither really needs an added in- entice i the physically and mentally exhaust- tg te tiat makes up the most prestigious o...…
…Arroyo blanks Jays, 9-0 By DON MacLACHLAN and PAUL CAMPBELL Special To The naily DETROIT - The Toronto Blue Jays are finally starting to look like an expansion club - much to the relief of the De- troit Tigers. The Tigers had only beaten first-year Toronto once out of five times before their current three-game series. But Detroit breezed to a sharp 9-0 win over a slightly inept Blue Jay crew to complement an easy 7-2 vic- tory on Tuesday. A 1...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI , No. 30-S Ann Arbor, Michigan--Wednesday, June 15, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Pence tops in school board race By GREGG KRUPA " comment, his campaign treasurer David Bell said he was going to approach Mary Pence and handicapped children B a r y , S W Vaughn on the possibility of challenging in Washtenaw County were the big win- the election results. ners in Monday's A n n A r b o r School said Pence. Only five c...…
….Poge Two THE MICHIGAN DA"ILY Wednesday, .June 15,.197" UMW awaits ballot results By The Associated Press The three United Mine Work- ers presidential candidates cast their ballots yesterday and each left the polls predicting he would be chosen to lead the troubled, 277,000 member un- ion. Incumbent President Arnold Miller received a warm recep- tion from members of Local 750, on Cabin Creek near Charleston, W. Va., where Miller was a min...…
…Wednesday, June 15, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Cityad s istabs in mayoral'election y REGERP T By GREGG KRUPA An investigation of last Ap- .5s il's city election directed by r City Administrator Sylvester Murray has turned up several irregularities in voting proce- dure. But in the opinion of the City Administrator "the inves- tigation did not show criminal intent" The report released by Mur- ray yesterday said, "The inves- ligatio...…
…CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: State's murder as legal suicide? By . AJIES 510AULDING to murder. Pritic New Service William C. Bailey, a Cleveland Slate- With the recent rn- ire in public senti- University sociologist, has s u r v e ye d ment favoring the death penalty, a grow- crime statistics in 42 states and found, Ing number of critics are going on the on the average, more people kill each counter-offensive, with the claim capital other in states wh...…
…Wednesday, June 15, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Wednesday, June 15, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five II IA rtsDarkness' Locals light upscreen. SECOND event in the Independent iCnema/Video1 Series, newly formed this summer, promises to be an exciting one. An open screening of 16mm and 8mm films by local artists is scheduled for Thursday, 7 p.m. in the Schorl- ing Auditorium of the Ed. School, on the corner of Monroe and E. Universi...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY AAIm June 15, 1977 Perez denies descrepancy Detroit second-graders identify (Contned fro Page 3) collection of secret information of a political and military char- acter." WHILE AN investigation con- tinues, "his departure from Moscow .. . is not desired," the note read. Toth was then summoned to Moscow's Lefortovo prison where he said a KGB major in- terrogated him throughout the afternoon and told him to re- t...…
…ednesday June 15, 1977 Croatian terrorists shoot THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven (continued from Page1) outside the l ifth Avenue town- house overloS Ling Central Park. The officer, J Ian Gavin said he did not stop therm because they were well-dressed and his func- tion is to provide security out- side the mission. Gavin said he heard a shot in the lobby and turned to see one of the men over the wound- ed guard,...…
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…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June t S, 19771 Page Ten TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 15, 197p Carter oil tax passes committee WASJIINGTON av - The (louse Ways and Means Com- mittee handed President Carter a major victory yesterday by approving a new oil tax aimed at forcing energy conservation by raising prices. One effect of the tax would be to raise the price of gaso- line by 7.6 cents a gallon by 1981. THE VOTE for a su...…
…nesday, June 15, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven essure KO's Clean Gene ,..., ._ .. .x . _.......,...................uus_.._.,.. .......... ...... ....... . nv The Associated Press LOS ANGELES - Gene Bartow didn't realize what kind of pressure cooker he was getting into when he followed the legendary John Wooden as basketball coach at UCLA, both a Bruin player and a rival coach said Tuesday. Bartow, under increasing fire from the media a...…
…Page T~weve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 15,1X77 Page Vwelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 13. 1g7-t , FANS 12 IN FOUR-HITTER: Hiller clips Blue Jays, 7-2 By PAUL CAMPBELL and DON MacLACIILAN special 'I, The a lts lively fast hull, struck out 12 and yielded only four hits as the Bengals shut down the last place Toronto Blue Jays, 7-2 last night. Hiller was superb in his fifth st-'rt of the season, allow- ing only six men to...…
…The Michigan Daily LXXXVI, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 14, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Carter lists candidates for FBI director's job WASHINGTON t') - In a surprise move, Pres- ident Carter yesterday disclosed the names of five men recommended to him as potential FBI directors and said one of them likely will get the job, "although it is not a certainty." The surprise stemmed from the fact that such lists normsally have been ke...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Blacks kill 2 whites in South Africa - Tuesday, June 14, 1977 Group seeks end to oil JOHANNESBURG, South Af- rica 01) - Three blacks firing Soviet - made automatic pistols killed two whites and critically wounded a third at a downtown garage yesterday in one of South Africa's worst racial in- cidents. Two of the youths were arrested and the other escap- ed. The attack came as the rac- ially divided nation braced ...…
…Tuesdoy, June 14, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Thre Perez claims harrassment By KEITH B. RICHBURG Special To The Dalhy DETROIT - Leonora Perez, the second of two Veterans Ad- ninistration (VA) hospital nurses accused of poisoning several patients in the'summer of 19~5, took the stand in her own de- fense yesterday to declare her innocence and tell of harrassment and threats by the FBI. Perez described how the, FBI opened a headquarters at ...…
…Not a question of 'normalcy' or clothing By CARL PURSELL So many strange things hap- pen in this world of ours, it takes a tot to realy shock me anymore. Bat a County Jodge in Madison, Wisconsin has suc- ceeded in shocking me to the point of disgust. Judge Archie Simonson sen- tenced a high school student who roped a fellow student in a school stairwell to one year at home under court supervis- inn. Ie was quoted as saying the rapist was resp...…
…'Tuesday, June 14, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five I Tuesda,.Jn 4 97TEMCHGNDIYfeFv Marceau masterful Marcel Marceau FROM RICHES TO RAGS: 'Cinderella' suffers By NINA SHISIIKOFF THE AUDIENCE at the De- troit Music Hall Center last Friday came expecting to see a performance by the world's foremost mime, Marcel Mar- ceau, but what they got instead was a vision of pure poetry. Marceau gave four perform- ances this past weekend in De- tr...…
…Page Six 'Cinderella' suffers (Continued from Page 5) ly a bit too long. Material and direction noth- withstanding, last Thursday's opening night featured some splendid performances. Mary Liz McNamara's Cinderella is full of charm and humility, and is sung with spirit. William J.. Crazen also sings very well in the role of the Prince, although he sometimes moves a bit stiff- ly. ANITA R. BANKS turns in a fine performance as the Plume Lady, act...…
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…Tuesday, June 14, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine DAILY, u a' 91 MN _________D I L1LUII mourn thir dead Continued fromr Page 8) IASSEN, The Netherland,, ,", turn, to pieces," Jutstice MIinis- PERSONAL: The D~utch handed the but- li-v spoke onit iscons F;h 'r y~lli0 .51 pt is' '~let - riddled bodies of si slain si 81 ,, w t bot st-.terrorist to the South Moluc- Fl ,rh~s W 4ot22-7000. can people yesterday amid IHER ACCOU6.NT itdicentedl the 03...…
…Page Ten Ti-i E MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 1 4, 97 Page Ten THE MIQ-IIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 14, 19Th ity council holds publc Hounds recapture Ray hearings on leases, porno (Continued from Page 1) state helicopters into the hunt area about eight niles east f and Shelton and that they mov- Monday morning, but the the prison. The dog Sandy C ntiiuedn from Page 71 THE ORDINANCE, proposed by Councilman Roger Bertoja1 (R-Third Ward), is s...…
…resday, June 141 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Eleven Chance to pitch aids Foucault Oh, what a relief. DETROIT TIGER RELIEF ARTIST Steve Foucault has come out of the bullpen to save the Tigers six times this season. The righthander, acquired from the Texas Rangers in April could see some action tonight when the Tigers open a three game home series against the Toronto Blue Jays. tets ready to deal lo Reds for star firei By DON MacLACHLAN Speci...…
…Page Twelve THE MIC( AN DAILY uesao, June I, 977 "Someone guard Frieder.. By KATHY JIENNEGHAN Johnny Orr Basketball Camp opened yesterday out at Concordia Lutheran College with 149 boys in attendance. The annual camp is for boys from age 10 to 17 who pay $125 to attend one of three five-day sessions. Camp coaches inelide Bill Frieder, Jim Boyce (sans moustache), Dan Fife and grad assistant Totm Kempf. Wolver- ine sophomore Mark 1ofier was on ...…
