…a Officials apprehend prisoners near Ypsi By TIM YAGLE Two men who escaped from the Washtenaw County Jail in Ann Arbor late Tuesday night were apprehended in Ypsilanti by county officials yester- day. Danny Hopkins and Kelly Cross, both 24 years old, escaped from the jail at 10:49 p.m. Tuesday, according to the jail's Security Commander Raymond Zakrzewski. THE COMMANDER said the inmates broke the locks on two steel doors - which prison offic...…
…Page 4-Thursday, June 7, 1979-The Michigan Daily Mcg Di Racial bias suit a data fight '"' yan D a1ly A racial discrimination suit By MARIA TAYLOR acknowledged expert, to condu joined by more than 1,000 black evidence. various analyses of the workfor Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom employees of the Bechtel Cor- For instance, Cynthia Stebling, based on figures supplied by t poration could stretch the boun- a black woman with a bachelor of...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 7, 1979-Page 5 Sadat's party expected to gain in CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Parliamen- are prohibited. This effectively puts a ned in the election campaign as well as tary elections today will yield increased damper on the National Unionist attacks on Egypt's basic social and power and control for President Anwar Progressive Party (NUPP), a small political system. Sadat and his ruling National but potentially troubl...…
…Page 6-Thursday,, June 7, 1979-The Michigan Daily Sun Day rally T HE SUN helped generate energy for the 2,500 crowd on nuclear power and its influence on the people who attended an anti-nuclear rally on economy, government, health, children, feminism, June 2. Concerned citizens from Michigan, Ohio, farm workers, nuclear plant workers, and solar Illinois, Canada, and even as far as Colorado came energy. The group chanted "No Nukes," par- to ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 7, 1979-Page 9 FINA L PLAN DUE JUNE 15 A2 committee studies school integration By ELEONORA DI LISCIA The Citizen's Committee for Racial Balance and Equal Opportunity last week considered five plans for alleviating racial imbalance in Ann Ar- bor schools, but failed to make a decision on submitting a final plan to the city's board of education. The committee will meet again at 7 p.m. today in Slauson Junior Hi...…
…Page 10-Thursday, June 7, 1979-The Michigan Daily Tuxedo-clad Glee Club coinquers the East By SONDRA BOBROFF A torrent of rice during the "Wedding Song" littered the stage like confetti in bleachers. The thuds of cham- pagne corks let loose made the Alma Mater boom like the 1812 Overture. Thus, the Men's Glee Club snapped the lid on its East Coast tour with a stunt-filled concert in Buffalo. Traveling tightly in a bus and van from April 29 to...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 7, 1979-Page 11 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP BALI allowed notched while p a 3-0 d Royals Lee A torff si Dave S fifth, a 11th he Orioles Mart City b singled Orioles blank Royals, 3-0 By The Associated Press out before Spencer singled to drive in drive to left field that just missed being yesterday. TIMORE - Dennis Martinez Nettles.. a homer. He ended up at third and came Dale Murray, an ex-Red I four hits, struck out...…
…Page 12-Thursday, June 7, 1979-The Michigan Daily AlNEFF Is, q ENOUGH By Billy Neff College ports ... . . .who needs an education WASHINGTON - Samson has taken over the world, but this time he spells his name differently. The newest Sampson is Ralph, and he has parlayed his height into power, rather than his hair. Unfortunately, the newest Sampson used his power in a negative way, instead of using it to ward off evil like his namesake did agai...…
…FT he M cht 11 Vol. L'XXIX, No. 25-S ic iga D aily daYJun, 1979 Twelve Page Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Democratic Site Committee By TIM YAGLE Eastern Michigan University's facilities, the commit- F TIM YeAE Ntee briefly visited Holiday Inn-East on their way to Ann Five members of the Democratic National Commit- Arbor and arrived at the Bell Tower Hotel on the north tee and the Democratic Site Selection Committee gave side of central campus...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily State panels hear 'U' request for money By JULIE ENGEBRECHT University officials criticized state officials yesterday for placing higher education on a low priority level, and told appropriations subcommittees that they need more money than has been proposed to operate the University's three campuses. Administrators from the University said Gov. William Milliken's proposed $144 million budget ...…
…Anti-draft speakers oppose Kennedy bill By ADRIENNE LYONS Addressing the dangers of restricting the political rights of U.S. citizens, the executive director of the National Committee Against Repressive Legislation, Frank Wilkinson, told an audience of about 50 last night that op- ponents to the military draft may find their activities hampered if current legislative trends continue. "I feel we're in greater danger of get- ting repressive leg...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 25-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Detroit can wvoo DeMS With A2aid I T RAINED yesterday as the Democratic Site Selection Committee toured Ann Arbor, but that shouldn't be taken as an omen. When the Joe Lewis Arena on Detroit's riverfro...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-Page 5 COMPANY CITES RED TAPE: Consumers Power plans no more nukes JACKSON (UPI) - Consumers power Co. said yesterday it probably won't be building any more nuclear power plants in the near future, largely because of complicated licensing procedures which are not expected to get any easier. Mike Koschik, a company spokesman, said unless the government makes-its licensing procedures "more efficient" t...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily VISCONTI'S 'THE INNOCENT' By CHRI Cinematic classes run a lassoing Am films' broad c is so endem tithetical and mystique of t that their diss lost on movi Atlantic. For better o class hatred Stagey, dry op( STOPHER POTTER never caught on over here; though it savagings of the upper may be true that a privileged ruling n inherently high risk in elite rides its populace just as much un- erican a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-Page 7 DC-10 groundings negated pending hearing WASHINGTON (AP) - A U.S. District Court judge told the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to , ground all U.S.-registered DC-10s yesterday, but delayed the effect of his order and the FAA halted the drafting of a directive that would have kept the planes out of the air. "We are not grounding the planes tonight," said FAA spokesman Dennis Feldman. SPO...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 6, 199-Page 9 Lake freighter fire injures 5 COPPER HARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - Coast Guard search crews found two bodies last night aboard a Canadian freighter which had been in flames most of the day. The bodies of two unidentified Canadians were found below the ship's deck, and there was lit- tle hope four other missing cre* mem- bers would be found alive. The rest of the 19-member crew had maiaaged to abandon s...…
…Page 10-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily NADER CALLS FOR CLOSING OF ALL REACTORS: Operators err in Pa. mishap LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) - The this might cost utilities and their con- "We believe inappropriate operators' ch 28 Three Mile Island nuclear ac- company that built the Three Mile sumers would be "a cheap price to pay actions were what led to core damage cident poses for the future role of Island nuclear reactor said yesterday it c...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-Page 11 Tiges wnnig rcip.. . THE SPORTING VIEWS Tgerswinningrecipe...g. _______________________blend pitching, power By TOM STEPHENS The Tiger Stadium bleachers are shut down for season-long renovations, and the Bengals are in Seattle still a fifth-place club trying to turn them- selves into contenders. Steve Kemp and Company served notice last week they should be taken seriously as pennant chasers, ...…
…Page 12-Wednesday, June 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily Draft Bigo! Leach, Howe and Perry chosen By GEOFF LARCOM With WireServiceReports Jackpot! Michigan's baseball team hit major league paydirt yesterday, when three Wolverine players were picked in the first round of pro baseball's free agent draft. Rick Leach, the part-time center- fielder, part-time quarterback over the past four years, was tabbed by the Detroit Tigers as their first Dick. goi...…
…MiVol.nLXXXy,=No. 24- -heMichg n Ily Twelve Pages A n Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Election commission asks Carte taxpayers WASHINGTON (AP)-The Federal Election Commission, after a two-and- one-half-year audit, is asking President Carter to reimburse taxpayers for $50,202.94 spent during his 1976 general election campaign. The commission determined yester- day that Carter's campaign committee owes: * $27,080.69 in interest it earned on taxpayers...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, June 5, 1979-The Michigan Daily Coe onOUT- June 4-17 Just one last chance-apply now for a FALL BOOK RUSH job with the U. Cellar BEFORE you go home for the Summer! APPLICATIONS-will be taken from June 4th through June 17th.. . these will receive equal consideration with those taken April 2nd-14th. FORMER RUSH EMPLOYEES IN GOOD STANDING-need NOT re-apply, and will receive priority over other applicants. STARTING PAY-$3.30 an hour...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 5, 1979-Page 3 Monroe anti-nuke rally attracts A2 groups By ADRIENNE LYONS Saturday's anti-nuclear protest at Monroe's Detroit Edison Fermi II nuclear power plant attracted more r than 3,000 demonstrators, including several hundred representatives from groups in the Ann Arbor area. The protest, which one spokesperson called the "first organized anti-nuclear rally in Monroe," was one of many staged across the co...…
…Page 4--Tuesday, June 5, 1979-The Michigan Daily I Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 24-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Carter's Mideast 'peace' Plans imperil A2 A NN ARBOR has survived Briarwood. But the developments planned for the south side of town, which include offices, apartments, townhouses and condominium...…
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…Page 6-Tuesday, June 5, 1979-The Michigan Daily Delangle-ful Dancers delightful By ANNA NISSEN Easy Pieces," a deceptively titled work mind. I've been hearing rumors about Gay by senior Barbara Rinaldo, Delanghe is Epileptic leg throbs, lax arms, and an Typical of Bergmann's works, it is Delanghe all year, and discovered accomplished but unassuming. She amplified parody of the box step are the highly esoteric, though I do sense a Saturday nigh...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 5, 1979-Page 7 BOTH AFSCME AND 0CC SEEK SUPPORT: Labor groups plan. to organize BY PATRICIA HAGEN Two campus labor groups will seek the support of campus clerical workers in separate attempts to unionize the 3,300 University secretarial workers. The Organizing Committee for Clericals (OCC) has announced its in- tention to make a second bid to form an independent union of clericals. Officials of the campus se...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 5, 1979-Page 9 Anti-nuclear groups rally at Monroe Fermi HI plant (Continued from Page 3) Sister Miller said although she was is "treating citizens like children. not certain if American bishops had They're patting us on the head and taken a stand on the issue of nuclear saying, 'We know what we're doing'." plants, "the popes have said (Church officials) must take social respon- Anne Laurance, who works with t...…
… Page 1O-Tvesday, June 5, 1979-The Michigan Daily DIRECTORS CLAIM 'U'UNRESPON IVE TO NEEDS Day care center looking for new home Continued from Page 1t sympathize with them, I do not choose Service, said there is a tremendous IN ADDITION to providing vices decided to crack down on new in- to become directly involved." need for day care facilities city-wide. students with what one moti terpretations of the fire code, the CCAC He continued that u...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 5, 1979-Page 11 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP: Astro rookie chills Phils, 3-0 By the Associated Press Expos8,Braves 1 HOUSTON-Houston's Jose Cruz and ATLANTA-Left-hander B' Craig Reynolds smashed run-scoring pitched a four-hitter and recor hits in the fourth inning and rookie 100th career victory last night Randy Niemann hurled a six-hitter last Montreal Expos broke a thre night as the Astros defeated the losing streak...…
…Page 12-Tuesday, June 5, 1979-The Michigan Daily Lattany flies up short in NCAA's But 7-2 leap is good for sixth place By GEOFF LARCOM Last weekend at the NCAA Track Championships in Champaign, Ill., Michigan's mighty mite high jumper, 5- 7 Mike Lattany found out how much dif- ference two weeks can make. Just about an inch. After clearing 7-3% and flying to the Big Ten championship in Ann Arbor on May 19, the best Lattany could manage Saturda...…
…e Migan Daiy JTwelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents CORPORATION PLEADS GUILTY TO PA YOFFS Lockheed to pay bribery fine Carter to lift controls from oil despite critics 'leas WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter told consumer advocates and environmentalists yesterday he will not back off his controversial plan to remove federal price controls from oil. One participant at the session quoted Carter as pledging to fight "to the last vote" for ...…
…Page 2-Saturday, June 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily Corporation pleads guilty to Japanese payoffs; fined $647, 000 (Continued from Paget1) Kotchian might have been aware of the bribes, the department did not prosecute either of them. Lockheed, a Burbank, Calif., aerospace firm, received $250 million in federal loan guarantees in 1971 when it was in financial trouble. The company was penalized $40,000 in criminal fines and $601,000 in civil pena...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturdiay, June 2, 1979-Page 3 Cop patrols eampus on bicycle By TIM YAGLE Many students and Ann Arbor residents may be surprised to see a police officer whiz across the Diag on a bicycle. But Patrolman Walter Willard who rides through the campus area four days -a week on a red Schwinn three- speed, said the unique patrolling technique has numerous advantages. "I enjoy the bike because it's a more efficient way of getting ar...…
… Page 4-Saturday, June 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily (.-Amnran THE WEEK IN REVIEWI &W%00 w-N - lom Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 23-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Vietnam revisited (R ABHORRENCE of American intervention in the Vietnam conflict does not detract fro our support of its veterans. Many who fought did not believe the U...…
…Anti-nuke MONTAGUE, Mass. (AP) - Most folks around here used to regard Sam Lovejoy as sort of a hippie Jeremiah whose noisy warnings about melt- downs and radiation poisoning threatened Montague's one shot 9$ economic salvation - a proposed $2.3 billion nuclear power plant. But that was before Three Mile Island. And before Lovejoy met with President Carter and'emerged as something of an anti-nuclear leader nationwide. NOW, HE SAYS, "My recepti...…
…Page 6-Saturday, June 2, 1979--The Michigan Daily GROUP REFUSES TO COOPERA TE IN MURDER TRIAL Cult creates chaos in court PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Damning American justice and denouncing charges they killed a police officer, nine mop-haired members of a radical group called MOVE are making a legal shambles of a courtroom battlefield even before their murder trial formally beings. Since proceedings began this week, they have stridently baited the jud...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 2, 1979-Page 7 Civic' painfu sta at Sondheim By JOSHUA PECK Visit the Power Center this weekend if you want to see a marvelous show. Stay away if you want to avoid a dreary production of it. It's a shame that there are no awards for ambition in theatre, for Ann Arbor Civic would win a Tony in that category. Civic has staged the pivotal work of a composer who is almost singly responsible for bringing true legi...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 2, 1979-Page 9 Residents opposed to south side development (Continued from Page 1) When the rezoning resolutions come up before City Council, Perkins said she hoped it would consider trying to find alternatives for the south side that in- cluded moderate-income housing. Perkins also said City Council would have to solve the traffic problem posed by additional growth in the area. "If they're not going to expa...…
…Page 10-Saturday, June 2, 1979--The Michigan Daily 'U' to dump nuclear waste in Nevada By TIM YAGLE Officials from university laboratories and nuclear reactors around the coun- try have become increasingly concer- ned over the storage and disposal of nuclear waste. But even though the disposal site for waste from the University's nuclear reactor on North Campus recently was closed, University officials said they are not worried about finding'...…
…The Michigan Doily-Saturday, June 2, 1979-Page 11 'U' OF CALIFORNIA STUDY SHOWS Doetors less attentive to female complaints LOS ANGELES (AP) - Male doctors pay less attention to medical complain- ts from women than to the same problems in men, says a new medical study which lends support to some women's complaints that their doctors "don't take them seriously." Research at the University of California-San Diego (UCSD) Medical School found tha...…
…Page 12-Saturday, June 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily SPOR TS OF THE DAILY Wing trio joins free agent ranks DETROIT-Reed Larson says he likes Detroit, but the 22-year-old Red Wings' defenseman, now a free agent, is playing the waiting game. Larson, Red Wing regular Vaclav Nedomansky, and veteran Terry Harper joined some 70 other National Hockey League players Thursday in the free agent ranks. "I can still be back with Detroit. That was never rule...…
…Vol. LXXXIX, No. 22-S , ,e 3,? Friday, June1 ,1979 Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Women and minority grads find improving job market By PATRICIA HAGEN Not enough women and minority students are graduating with degrees in engineerihg and other technical fields to fill the number of job openings ac- cording to the author of a survey of major cor- porations. "There are not enough women coming out of univer- sities in engineering and...…
…Page 2-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily 1 ENDICOTT REPORT UPDATE gineering, computer degrees lead to jobs (Continued from Page i ) last year. "THE COMPANIES can't get enough people in computer science," he added. There are openings for 30 per cent more graduates in this area this year, accor- ding to Endicott. If recruiting priorities were ranked, Lindquist said, "the qualified minority woman would be given first con- sideration." Min...…
…3n Daily-Friday, June 1, 1979-Page 3 Legislators say new pot bill penalties too harsh By AMY DIAMOND Although the state Senate approved legislation reducing penalties for marijuana use for the third consecutive time, many legislators have expressed dissatisfaction with the new bill, claiming the penalties are still too har- sh. The bill, which passed the Senate by a 20 to 14 vote, would make possession of one ounce (30 grams) or less, a civil ...…
…Page 4-Friday, June 1, 1979-The Michigan Daily FMichi gan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109. Vol. LXXXIX, No. 22-S News Phone: 764-0552 -Edited and managed by students aft the University of Michigan 1I Letters to the Daily someone must make a clear Generalc Voters deserve primary system STATE REP. Alfred Sheridan (D-Taylor), who heads the House Elections Committee, wants to cancel Michig...…
