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…'age 4B-Friday, September 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily IT WORKS IN SOME CASES, BUT-- Laetrile still controversial BOSTON (AP) - A federal search of medical records for examples of Laetrile curing cancer turned up six cases in which people got better after taking the controversial substance. But researchers said the findings do not prove that Laetrile is effective in treating cancer. The results of the review, released Wednesday, will be used b...…

…i The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 8, 1978-Page 58 Hotline helps child sexual abuse victims By The Associated Press "Hello. This is a recorded message. If you think you are being sexually abused, please stay on the line ... You mnay feel scared now, but help is available . .. You don't have to give your name. That is the beginning of the two and one half minute message you will hear if you call the sex-abuse hotline operated by Child an...…

…68-Friday, September 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily Your Headquartrs For: "* HEALTH, & BEAUTY AIDS o ALBUMS & TAPES " SCHOOL SUPPLIES BACK TO SCHOOLS STORE HOURS:, Sun. 12-S Mon.-Fri. 9-9 Sat,, 9-6a 307 S. STATE Next to Borders Book Shop 0 PHOTO Fl INS S pos wear Specials STATE COUPON' GYM SHORTS ASST. COLORS & SIZES, $4.15 VALUE LIMIT 2 PAIR EXPIRES 9-1 6-78' STATE COUPON STATE COUPON WHITE-COTTON LEGGS PANTY FOOTLETS EXPIRES HOSE 9-16-78...…

…The Michigan Daily--Friday, September 8, 1978-Page 7B3 Your Headquarters for: T,) * Health & Beauty Aids N T1 * Albums & Tapes "Photo Finishing Next to Borders Book Shop Back-To- School Store Hours: Sun 12-5 Mon-Fri 9-9 Sat 9-6 I 307 S. STATE s--- THE RoWIC STONES some. Girls 1 I Y Y *PAT METHENV GROUP PAT METHENY GROUP LYLE MAYS MARK EGAN DAN GOTTLIEB ECM " JOE COCKED Luxury You Can Afford LUXURY YOU CAN AFFORDP~ *LARRY CARLTON ...…

…Page 8B--Friday, September 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily ANTI-TRUST TRAUMA Money WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP)-Never' mind the squadrons of discreet and ef- ficieit secretaries, the lavish lunches, and the stratospheric salaries. Wall Street lawyers have paid for all these: pleasures and more with work and' worry that seem to consume their every; working hour. And never have attorneys working for industry had to work harder than, they have in the big...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 811978-Page 9B A American general wartns a against i RAMSTEIN, West Germany (AP)- The supreme Allied commander in Europe said Wednesday a long-term reduction in the U.S. shipbuilding program would pose"unacceptable risk" for NATO. in view of growing Soviet naval capabilities. General Alexander Haig Jr. said the United States still retains clear naval superiority, but he is "increasingly concerned" that A...…

…A day at the State Fair exhibit their wares, continues to boast a variety of craft shows and agricultural exhibits from around the state. The crowd meandered through aisles of prize pigs, goats, sheep and cows for the annual inspection of farm animals. The pigs grunt, the cows moo, all the spectators listen to the barnyard cacaphony and smile contentedly, back in touch with nature again. The fair combined an odd mixture of Midwestern culture,...…

…Human DNA INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONSIf FULBRIGHT-HAYS Deadline for submission of applications for 1979-80 competi- tion is 0 L o1 978 Lifting a finger Muscles spring into action as these students lug their new refrigerator home. Scandal strikes i tiny speed SOLDIER SUMMIT, Utah (AP)- daughter This town of 23 persons-known to the Rhinehart outside world mainly as a speed work; andI trap-is caught up in a genuine political car is used feu...…

…AP Photo Pot plane crashes The remains of a DC-7 airplane lay smouldering on the ground in a wooded area near Farmersville, La., Wednesday after it crashed while carrying several tons of marijuana. One person died in the accident. South Africa e willing to make a two semester commitment e CA f 4 t MORE INFORMATION And Screening Interview, rec ts a e re'ets Come To A MASS MEETING:v N: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - South Af...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 8, 1978-Page 138 -4 '.*1 44' 4+ '1 r : A A It's your chance to Buy Direct from (UPONEER Factory representatives! A e p Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Only -3 BIG DAYS! ,t 40 Watt AM/FM Stereo Receiver r46w& Ul 10" 3-Way Speakers Stereo receiver with twin independent power meters include: direct readout left/right channel power meters, high sensitivity for improved FM reception. Model SX-580. Reg...…

…Page 148-Friday, September 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily Dearden says pope has concern DETROIT (UPI)-Cardinal John Dearden predicted Wednesday that Pope John Paul I will eagerly par-. ticipate in the burgeoning worldwide concern for human rights. Dearden said the new pope told a recent gathering of diplomats he has 'a very profound concern for human rights" and that the church has a role to play in supporting them "by its em- phasis on moral.and...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 8, 1978-Page 156 STbe 3idligan tti1g SPORTS Pages 15-17 IAWKS RELY ON EXPERIENCE: Uealthy Iowa optimistic A reminder how to get football tickets For those of you who have not picked up football tickets yet, here is a reminder how to get those precious little ducats in your possession. Take your validated Michigan ID, the stamped coupon you were given at CRISP and another piece of iden- tification - pr...…

…Page 168-Friday, September 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily Grimsley predicts: Irish eyes happy, Sooners swoon By WILL GRIMSLEY AP Special Correspondent Notre Dame knows' how Muhammad Ali felt back in 1967-today the champ, tomorrow just another chump, the title taken away before an angry punch can be thrown in defense. Voted No. 1 in national college foot- ball rankings after some wild upheavals in the bowl games, the Fighting Irish woke up a few m...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 8, 1978-Page"17B While you were away, you missed lots By GARY KICINSKI This is no fun, I thought. Here I am, slouched on my sofa, wat- ching the Tigers lose another in their series of frustrating ballgames. Kip Young has the most rotten luck. A bloop double and a bunt single and the Yanks are up 1-0. Then Roy White hits a three- run homer on a 3-2 pitch after he should have been called out on the previo...…

…Page 18B-Friday, September 8, 1978-The Michigan Daily ORIE T4 L .ART IAL ARTS 1 4 HIBIT 0 MASTERS FROM /11 4, 4,~f i _ i JAPAN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA KOREA CHINA ORDER BY MAIL NOW IF YOU WANT TICKETS USE NEWSPAPER COUPON Detroit News Detroit Free Press Ann Arbor News Ypsilanti Press Jackson Citizen Patriot - Lansing News (State Journal) SPECIAL APPEARANCES 1. Girls Fan Dance, Womens' Club 2. Kayakum (Korean harp) women 3....…

…I NEW STUDENT EDITION el tt i ai1 NEW STUDENT EDI'TION I. LIX, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 7, 1978 70 Pages, Plus Supplement Regents.hike undergrad ees /0 By RENE BECKER Inflation goes up, state funding goes down, tility costs jump and, as a result, every year niversity tuition is a bit higher. The University Regents voted last April to "ise per term tuition for Michigan residents to 965 for upperclass students-increasi...…

…n Daily I Mfichigan Daily New Student Edition UIe d igbiawn 1 auig EDITORIAL STAFF: Welcome to the University -of Michigan and the Michigan Daily.. When you picked up this edition of the paper, you probably wondered how we can put out such a big newspaper every day, but you have been somewhat misled. The fact is that we've worked all summer to bring you this special edition filled with all the information you need for a complete introduct...…

…d t .f tXJY SEE NE&s 6 PEX cALL' 5 MY Wish you were here' Dear Folks, Having a wonderful time here in Ann Arbor. The weather has been great, lots of sunshine but don't get to the beach too often. We're staying at the Student Publications Building, 420 Maynard. There's lots of nice people here at The Daily. And the night life-simply wild! Drinks are cheap-10 cents a bottle-and the entertainment is fabulous. We've changed at least 20 typewrite...…

…Page 4--Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily r' A2: Home of 60s activism ,K Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LIX, No. 1 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The role of the editorial T HE TITLE "newspaper" is some- thing of a misnomer for this publication; it encompasses much more than just news. Most notable in this respect is the editorial page. The function of all edi...…

…eeps So By RENE BECKER The Regents voted unanimously last March not to sell University-owned stocks and bonds in corporations which operate in South Africa, despite moun- ting protest against the investment policy at this University and others across the.nation.- The South African investment issue las been gaining momentum on American college campuses for several years. The debate moved to the fore at this University in the spring of 1977 .wh...…

…Page 6--Thursday, September7, 1978-The Michigan Daily Campus security: x Watching over ' £,~ By R. J.SMITH On the second floor of her dormitory, a ,tudent is taking a shower. A man enters sud- -4pnly, and attacks her. Her screams bring fpgeople out into the hall outside the bathroom. They call University security. j -,There is fortune and misfortune in this. BY THE TIME the guard downstairs enters Sbe hallway, the attacker has left the room...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978--Page 7 Undergraduate Tuition Hikes , since 1975 1976 1977 1978 10.6% f' 9.4% 96%9.6% t 6.0% Underclass Upperclass Upperclass Non-resident Resident Non-resident Tenure: Pinning down, specifics (Continued from Page 3) though it could, as it does, recruit heavily for minorities. But all members of the University community contacted expressed support for what they con- sider to be a- well-intent...…

…age 8-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Doily Roll out the red carpet: 'U' freshfolk arrive (Continued from Page 1) 'Woman, dad, not child," was the eply from an older daughter. :'or some Univesity students, however, there is cause for ai leasure-a recently received an- isuncement that they are victims of the ,erennial shortage of available dor- itory space. John Finn, acting sociate housing director, said there are about 25 freshwom...…

…a. The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September7, 1978-Page Housing considers Hill area meal consolidation by RICHARD BERKE Sleepy, slipper-clad diners who like to stumble down to their Sunday dinner just before the cafeteria doors slam, may eventually have to break their last-minute eating habits. The University Housing Office is con- sidering plans to consolidate food ser- vice for the Hill area dormitories with a. central dining hall behind Mos...…

…-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan daily 1 e 00 0 0 $; f 0-4%1 4 Qi iiii - r" Q I 1 1 LhOL "1 p C Y' Y rf 1 . k r r , P 4 f F 4 b S d . C ,. .. f . - . k !. Y., R' K S 1 * $35.00 for the school year 1* No Deposit Required Free Delivery and Pick-Up Guaranteed to work CONTACT: ANN ARBOR MUSIC MART Ir 336 S. STATE STREET ANN ARBOR, MICH. 769-4980 CU s lstat s Di __ 2 cu. ft. units .IA~ II4A il- L '/J L2c 3...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 1 REGENTS APPROVE PLAN FOR MORE SPACE Union to become student center;: By SHELLEY WOLSON $1.50. President Fleming described the "We've quadrupled programming for programming such as coffee hous Plans to revitalize the Union with sum as "less than the price of a movie." this year, starting with a kick-off "We also hope to arrange more lo ore student programming are now After the proposal was u...…

…1290 AM RC, Pilot programs: More than a classroom By MITCH CANTOR Amidst all the bureaucracy and confusion of this big University are two academic programs designed to make new students feel more at ease in their new surroundings. Emphasizing a more intimate and comfortable at- mosphere within which to study, the Pilot Program and the Residential College (RC) offer a different approach to standard University life. Both programs serve as alte...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1178 Page 13 lected mayor after year-long legal battle By JULIE ROVNER The Michigan-Ohio State football game, the Hash Bash and commen- cement are allannual events in this town and voting for mayor just might become one, too. As of today, the person who occupies the head chair at City Council meetings is Louis Belcher, a 38 year-old businessman. But keep a scorecard BELCHER BECAME mayor last April af...…

…-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily TC&NOMICS 789* *(Advanced Non-University Course-Beating the High Cost of Campus Living) LESSON No.1: LESSON No.2: f i ' :i;i i' t 1 1' Instruments I Texas ii ,ooo S. The T-IM-a five-function calculator that's simply b auti- ISIS I \ ful. Lghtweiht, economical, ass rithetcproblems fast. At home, school, or office, ' ithe Ti-1OO electronic calculator, for basic calculating. X a ONLY C*/ $...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7,1978-Page 15 F ya;aa xx 4iT 1x 4= +z" Ae S 0 <. ..)riff k S v 3 Sy r1Y p £ w Y na D 4 i ; 4 a 4 aY a . H <b . fw4rtal L. n( >' i c '^"y r z Sv, Q + £ v & i r aaP , YNf Y4 Yb 2F' j ° Y a n a S i y h x t °55'' S : x pp fc u 2 '6. > S '4S. 4 L ' to e~R Ki f 4 w a 8 " ' S .'b :k a °y i £ 1 ' .f r I a * p'N {' i '" ?. yph&k". s ^ r , z &y ,.gS Fp y&rgd ¢'i 4Yi TR aef°8 rr f9 Y'P 51S " tfta ' .k~ " 'a Ry K1:1...…

…Page 16-Thursday, September 7, P ) Shown enlarged Personalized Stick-Pins Stick-pins are all the rage and when they're personalized with an elegant hand-cut initial they become even more appreciated. In sterling silver or 14K gold by Leonore Doskow. With block letter in Sterling ..,...... $7.50 In 14K Gold .......$20.00 With script letter in Sterling . $1000 In 14K Gold ........ $30.00 JEW E LRY AN D. FI NE WATC H Es 1 11 13 SOUTH UNIVERSi T Y...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday September 7, 1978-Page 17 Daily Photo by JOHN KNOX Ie a soments By JAY LEVIN Every Thursday during my junior year, Rick, Alan or I would cook meatloaf for dinner. It wasn't just any meatloaf, mind you. Ours contained meat, mustard, soy sauce, ketchup and just about anything that wasn't nailed down. Alan had a great Pyrex baking dish and we'd shape the meatloaf into a mound-like figure, shove it into the oven and f...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page AF Perspectives JK n : , There are many moments of experience in Ann Arbor and these photographs capture just a few of them. Starting from the top going clockwise: a solitary pedestrian appears to be floating as he trudges up the ramp at the Dental School; three members of the track team jog around the Track and Tennis Building; every fall, swarms of blackbirds and starlings gather at d...…

…Great expectations By PAUL ENGSTROM Speculation on the future naturally sparks insecurity in any college-bound, high school graduate. Expectations of life as a first-year University of Michigan student for example, can launch feelings of anxiety and turmoil in even the least neurotic member of the future class of '82, myself included. These feelings are certainly not un- founded, considering new students base their impression of university li...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7. 1478-Page 2t, a ?A lt 0 0. ss ,,. Universty'sgreatestse Students: By SHELLEY WOLSON A man strolls across the Diag, dressed in khaki shorts, muslin shirt and strums a guitar as his waist-length brown hair sways in the breeze. An ROTC officer passes him hurriedly, but the two nod their hellos. There is a great variety of students who come to this University and this fact tops my list of the University'...…

…'age 22--Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily e pu U bac 0 in the big 'U Q I The Office of muu ent Services 3000 Michigan union 764-7423r Health Service 207 Fletcher St. 764-8320 When you're no longer at home and mom can't bring you chicken soup to make you feel better, what do you do? The answer is simple, you come to University Health Service. We don't claim to specialize in chicken soup, but we do provide a main me...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 23 If you knew Susie By Jeffrey Selbst twisting her hands. The clock struck one, then* S HE SAT AT the table,n two, followed' by three; four was close at hand. She didn't know what to do, so there at the table she sat. She twisted her hair into ringlets, and she looked at the clock. Night wore-' Paul ripped the sheet out of the typewriter savagely. No good. He felt defeated. He'd been ...…

…Page 24-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily No breath wasted here, but silence hardly golden By BRIAN BLANCHARD We met several times a week in a 'small Mason Hall classroom overlooking the snow-covered Diag to mull over nothing less than the entire second half of Europe's history. Steve, our TA, would begin by lighting a ,cigarette, then draw his hiking boots up underneath his wooden chair before leaning into his work: a series of...…

…9 The Michigan Daily-ThL sday, September 7, 1978-Page 25 Grad School: Di I adm rh e impossible. dream ing a toe in pre-med water Y SELBST olfactory senses constantly plugged up sounded vaguely dirty to me, but what to observe Chanukah with my family cked in by the lure by the repellent odor of formaldehyde. did I know, being in effect a freshman stayed up all night for nights on end., I. pp By JEFFREY nit it. I was suc ly. I All of the ...…

…-Thursday, September 7,.1978-The Michigan Daily STANDING IN LINE MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A WOODEN STATUE? STEVE, BOB, NANCY, SUE, SANDI, ANNE, DOUGLAS, PAUL AND RICK DO NOT LIKE TO SEE YOU STANDING IN LONG LINES WITH NO END IN SIGHT. THAT'S WHY THEY CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THIS FALL'S BOOKRUSH AT LACO BOOKSTORE-HOME OF ANN ARBOR'S SHORTEST TEXTBOOK LINES. WE'RE THE SMALLEST TEXTBOOK STORE IN TOWN, AND BECAUSE WE'RE SMALL, WE DON'T TRY TO ...…

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…Page 28-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Doily 'M' nine thrown into. World Series NW U U E r t WE m - NoW : w y IfU Pitchers propel Wolverines to 3rd league title in four years By JAMIE TURNER The 1978 edition of the Michigan baseball team did not have either outstanding talent at many positions, nor significant depth past the front liners. Nevertheless, the Wolverines were able to mold themselves into a team capable of winning th...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7; 1978--Page 29 If at first you don 't succeed .0 0 o and Co. a defense I By CUB SCHWARTZ In this post-Watergate era, a rather iteresting, if not distant comparison as been made by some sports obser- ers between Richard Nixon and Bo chembechler. Vowing complete riousness, they point out not only the milarity of errors (b6th have eroded blic confidence) but the similarity in ver-ups. They depict t...…

…Page 30-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily Women make National splash; finish in top ten By PAUL CAMPBELL While other women's sports at Michigan are just learning to walk, thereis one squad on campus which started run- ning three years ago and hasn't stopped accelerating since. It's not a track team, though. Their running is done parallel to the ground, not perpendicular. They wear skin tight nylon suits and really can't do the...…

…F1 h *drc By GARY KICINSKI Two years ago, not much was bpected of the Michigan hockey team. Ut after finishing third in the WCHA e icers went all the way to the NCAA Ials, where they lost to Wisconsin in lie championship game. Last year, a lot was expected of the Sichigan hockey team. Too much, as it rmed out, since the Wolverines could ye more easily passed as a skydiving am than a hockey team. Ranked mber one in the country at one point, e i...…

…Page 32-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily PROGRAM IMPROVING, EXPANDING Recruits key to cage success Abby the tal strong the nu 44 Q4 ale m By CUB SCHWARTZ Don Canham runs the Michigan Athletic Department like a business. Over the years he has developed and marketed a number of very successful products, such as football, basketball, hockey, etc. But being the successful businessman he is, Canham realizes the vitality of his depa...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 7, 1978-Page 33 Donakowski gone, but talented harriers set fot title chase By ERNIE DUNBAR When Michigan's cross country team enters its fifth season under the direc- tion of coach Ron Warhurst, the harriers will be in a unique situation. Prior to last season's disappointing fourth place finish in the Big Ten Championships the harriers had never failed to capture the conference title for their coach. Th...…

…Page 34-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily Big Ten champs! Men's tennis and track squads dominate circuit By HENRY ENGELHARDT Brian Eisner has done a rather splendid job as coach of Michigan's men's tennis team. In his nine years on the job, his teams have won nine Big Ten titles. That's right, nine for nine. And Eisner sees no reason why next spring shouldn't add number 10 to the list. THE 1978 SQUAD was actually hard- pressed...…