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…ow Don't forget to vote in tomorrow's primary election CITY PRIMARY See editorial page Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom 40 i RECUPERATING High-30 0 Low-5 ° to 100° See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX K, No. 117 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 18, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages olus Sonlemnt .. .. , . _ - -. ............. .e. vy...,. r...... .... . ,.v, .v..e,. U.S. URGES RESTRAINT Chinese launch Vietnam invasion ISR to gro...…

… Page 2-Sunday, February 18, 1979-Jhe Michigan Daily SYMPOSIUM ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE USSR THE SOVIET PERSPECTIVE ON DISSENT FEB. 19-21, 1979 University of Michigan *Public is invited *Free admission MONDAY, FEB. 19 7:30 P.M. Encapsulation of the Year's Events JERRY GOODMAN, Director, National Conference on Soviet Jewry 8:30 P.M. The Effect of Pressures from the West DAVID CHUDINOVSKY, Columbia University Q TUESDAY, FEB. 20 7:30 P.M. Censo...…

…VYOU SEE NWAPE nCAIL 4$tY Regental readout Though none of the Regents blew a fuse, at least one board member is worried about a mechanical coup at the University. While discussing the replacement of the Michigan Terminal System, the University's computer equipment, Deane Baker (R-Ann Arbor) noted that the recommendation included in the Regents' agenda was written by a computer. "Is this computer asking for bids (for a new com- puter)? Have we ...…

…Page 4-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily DECISION-MA KING A T THE 'U' Regents bow down to 'U' administration Last in a series The real role of the Regents The Board of Regents, is the official decison-making body of the University. Their most visible role is to hold mon- thly meetings, which are open to the public except when a strong legal case for privacy can be made. Most of their official business is conducted at these meeting...…

…AT NAT TRAL RESOURCES BALL: Dan ce By ERIC ZORN "This is a real 'good-ole time,"' sparkled a young "Lumberjill" at Friday night's Paul Bunyan Ball. "The dancing and singing and county-fair contests are great!" Another im- pressed reveller, dressed in the suggested costume of dungarees and a flannel shirt, expressed his satisfaction "that the lights are all up and there's no one drunk and being weird and throwing up." The Paul Bunyan fest, an ...…

…Page 6-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily I UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES FOUND: Yellow spiral MEAD notebook on S. Division. No name, notes are from women's history class. 995-4889 around 6 p.m. dA222 FOUND-MALE SIAMESE at the corner of E. and S. University, February 14. 994-5692. 93A218 LOST-Black hard covered, bound Research note- book. Call Phillip, 764-4326 or 761-3296. 91A221 FOUND-Woman's gold watch. Vicinity-Geddes Bus Shel...…

…"TI in pe data to tak of act dnwn The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 18, 1979-Page 7 ISR makes progammatic plans fornext decade (Continued from Pagel)e , HERE SHOULD be an uncertainty tain degree of built-in bias stemming being realistic on research's ability to system with ways of movement as M. KENT JENNINGS, director of ddling the utilization of research from the selective perceptions of the relate to the streetcorner reality of delicate ...…

…Page 8-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily 16TH DEFEAT IN LAST 17 TRIES Badger dekers bounce Blue, 6-4 By BILLY SAHN The Michigan icers danced the night away last night at Yost Ice Arena, but left the floor in defeat. The Wolverine Hustle just couldn't compete with the Badger' Bounce, as Wisconsin beat Michigan 6-4. With the- game tied 4-4 at the start of the third period, defenseman Bob Suter of Wisconsin shot the puck by Michigan g...…

…JOHNSON, KELSER & CO. PACE 80-57 ROMP The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 18, 1979-Page 9 Smokin' Spartans slaughter Wolverines "" a ~ .~ ~.By DAVE RENBARGER moved all year," said MSU coach Jud In all, Michigan treated the region t,\ 4. N e pspecial toTheDaily Heathcote. "When you move (like TV audience to 32 miscues, and MS al U EAST LANSING-Don't blame NBC for featuring yesterday's Michigan- 'Michigan State game as its Big Ten Game of th...…

…Page 10-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily INVASION WAS EXPECTED Local ex + rts ar escala Ition of Indochina con lIC By TOM MIRGA University foreign political experts were not stunned yesterday by news that China had invaded Vietnam, but expressed grave concern that the fighting might escalate severely if the Chinese prolong their presence there. Local Asia watchers said the Soviet Union might attack Chinese border troops if Peking ...…

…S S ~ S S - Page 8-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily model cities (Continued from Page 5) But the true test of any program or policy is in accomplishing the original objectives. The main goal of Model Cities was to coordinate all federal ur- ban porgrams in a comprehensive long- term effort to revitalize 150 selected Model Cities neighborhoods, replacing the city or county-wide approach. This deviated from the aims of earlier c...…

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…Page 6-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Doily--Sunday,, Febr IOKS God and man at Harvard Washington's best-kept se c f/ By Brian Blanchard HARVARD HATES AMERICA By John LeBoutillier $7.95, 161 pp. T fHE SOBER Chronicle of Higher Education, read by the higher-ups in the business, recently carried an item entitled "Right-Wing Students Exert Growing Influence on Cam- pus/Even their foes say conservatives are well- o...…

… The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Febi Page 4-Sunday, February 18, 1979-The Michigan Daily Model Cities: Supporting soca serv ices in an era of austerity D ARTANYA, SHIMIKA, and four other children stood just inside the bright, spa- cious. playroom of the Model Cities Child Care Center. "Who are they?" one of the children. asked, pointing unabashedly at the two small dark- eyedfigures peering back at them from outside the By Amy Saltzman play...…

…' I v, In tomorrow's SUdY magazine: Model cities--- Keeping them, alive Mark Russell- Washington's best kept secret Plus-God and man at Harvard, and more . . . '-4 SOCIAL SECURITY See Editorial Page V' Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom III aug B -R-R-R! High -13 Low --8 below See Today for Details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 116 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 17,1979 Ten Cents Eight Pages By BETH ROSENBERG and TOM MIRGA Pro...…

…Page 2- Saturday, February 17, 1979-The Michigan Doily ChurchWposh ip Srie FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 120 S. State St. (Corner of State and Huron) Worship Schedule: 8:30 a.m.-Holy Communion in the Chapel. 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.-Morning Wor- ship in the Sanctuary. Church School for All Ages-9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Choir Rehearsal Thursday-7:15 ;p.m. Ministers : Dr. Donald B. Strobe Rev. Fred B. Maitland Dr. Gerald R. Parker Education Director: R...…

…IFYU SEE N165 AVPEN CAtL.L 6-AJ Wearin' o the green Do not lose heart, 0 leprechauns of Ann Arbor. With St. Patrick's Day a mere month away, plans for the First Annual Ann Arbor St. Patrick's Day Parade are well on their magical way: The committee delegates have a meeting slated for Tuesday evening with the Irish Club of Ann Arbor to elicit support for the gala celebration. So get star- ted with your floats, bands and costumes now so you won't...…

…Page 4--Saturday, February 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily DECISION-MAKING A T THE 'U' 'U' factions'vie for piece of Fifth in a series In this, the last of three articles on the University budget, we will examine y the effects of budgetary trends on dif- ferent groups in the University com- munity. Administrative and Maintenance Costs s In times of declining overall real revenue and expenditure, many people s in the University community become c...…

…<14 The Michigan Doily-Saturday, February 17, 1979-Pog6. 5 PT'S 'INSPECTOR'... Generally respectable By JOSHUA PECK As contemplated writing this review, it ocurred to me to write two separate piec under different headlines-one for he first act, and another for the secld. I cannot remember ever seeing a pbduciton, or for that matter, a per- son with a more advanced case of schzophrenia. S m'e first, and regrettably longer act, The Inspector ...…

…Page 6-Saturday, February 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES FOUND-Young male cate, white with tabby mark-1 ings, Vicinity: W. Madison & Sixth. Call 665-2648. dA217 FOUND-Woman's glasses, multi-colored frames,f blue lenses. tate Theatre area. Call Ken persis tently, 475-7122. dA217 FOUND-MALE SIAMESE at the corner of E. and S. Uiiiversity, February 14.994-5692. 93A218 LOST-Black hard covered, bound Research note- book....…

…One more The Michigan Daily-Saturday, February 17, 1979-Page 7 time! Will cagers crusi thev have hanned io Ten leaders Doily Photo by PAM MARKS' BRIAN LUNDBERG OF MICHIGAN fires a score past Wisconsin goalie Roy Schultz after receiving a pass from Wolverine Roger Bourne. The score temporarily put Michigan on top in the first period 1-0. Badgers best sagging lers By BRIAN MILLER Wisconsin brought its fans and it brought its band but it was ...…

…w Page 8-Saturday, February 17, 1979-The Michigan Daily State plan By AMY SALTZMAN As part of a state-wide effort to revitalize decaying city neighborhoods, Ann Arbor will soon be receiving more low-interest housing loans for lower-income residents. The loans will be available under a Neighborhood Im- provement 'Program, announced by Governor Milliken earlier this month. The state program will be providing Ann Arbor residen- ts with $300,000...…

…'4 PRIVATE SCHOOLS See Editorial Page I P AirY xEighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom t1 PLUMMETING See Today for Details . I Vol. LXXXIX, No. 115 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Fridav. February 16. 1979 Ten Cents . .a.... ...... 1 ...... 1 ... a 1411 41 Oullo.7 ISR'centers By TOM MIRGA and BETH ROSENBERG The whole is the sum of its parts. That statement describes the Institute for Social Re- search (ISR), which has four basic research ...…

…OPEN 'TIL 11 PM OPEN: MON.-THURS. 8:30-11 PM FRI., SAT. 8:30- PM in the Mid.. Union Pext to U-Cellar 665-8065 e ,e feb.16 & 17 8pm Slauson School 1019 Wl. Washington Tickets: 665-5129 also at the door Michigan Theater future at stake; city Considers manager4 By ALISON HIRSCHEL of the in The picture shows may stop but, city come according to concerned- Ann Arbor its shirt" residents, the Michigan Theater must theater. T go on. A current lease...…

…' m~uEuWW!~eT ~.*i, Ti - IFVYOU SEE RD S M)"D CAL ZDA y The Michigan Doily-Friday, February 16, 1979-Page 3 Chicago mayoral race compared to persecution Better than candy - Marty Britsch, bus driver on AATA bus 248 on the Packard run, of- fered his customers an unexpected Valentine's Day gift - free rides. Britsch; who graduated from the University's Music School last year, placed a sign over the collection box which read: "Happy Valenti...…

…Page 4-Friday, February 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily DECISION-MAKING AT THE 'U' 4 :.w . The University's money and where it all goes Fourth in a series Trends in revenues and expenditures Our study of the budget continues witA an examination of data that we compiled for the total current Univer- sity budget, including the General Fund, the Designated Fund, and the Expendable Restricted Fund (referred to hereafter as "All Three Funds"). We a...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 16, 1979-Page 5 CMU PROF RELEASES STUDY State college enrollment to drop r 4t. I MOUNT PLEASANT (UPI) - The growth period for Michigan's colleges and universities is over and the state can expect enrollments to level off and then decline over the next 20 years, ac- cording to a study prepared by a Cen- tral Michigan University professor. The study was prepared for the President's Council of State College...…

…I . --- , MMMOT special ' PAttraction e William Windom !n AN EVE NING OF THURBER POWER CENTER SUN. FE B. 25, 7:00 1 tickets are available at: the Mc:igan League, 764-0450 ' Y hnor 0-1 and 2-5 weekdays : an l udson Ticket Outlets I Page 6-Friday, February 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily REGENTAL RESOLUTION BLASTED: Geriatric patients. (Continued from Page 1) proved List of Common Stocks. Accor- ding to Smith, the list is used by University and...…

…Zimmerman offers heartfelt show Ba The Michigan Daily nd he& By KAROLYN WALLACE If anyone can make the sun come out tomorrow, it's Jon Zimmerman. With a penetrating voice and a smile that radiates warmth, this sophomore in the School of Music sang a selection of ,heart-rending songs from Broadway musicals in a concert for Valentine's Day at Canterbury Loft. A Concert for Valentine's Day Songs from Broadway Musicals sung by Jon Zimmerman Can...…

…Ike Ann Abr Film Coepeat a 1presents at MLB 3: Friday, February 16, THE BANK DICK (Edward Clne, 1941) 7 ONLY-MLB 3 The inimitable MR. FIELDS at his very best. Come see why many consider Fields the best American film comic, despite Mr. Chaplin. "Ah, yes CH APL IN SHORTS 8:40 ONLY-MLB 3 Before Chaplin, silent comedians were content with one or two gags per reel. Chaplin made sure the audienee laughed at least once a minute. The three films shown...…

…_____________________The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 16, 1979-Page 9 INa pp e n ings For the Week of February 16 to 22 0 0 FRIDAY February 16 Cinema tAmacord (Old A&D, 7 and 9:30) iPellini reminisces over his youth through the various goings-on in a little 1talian town during the rise of I Duce' "Through all the playfulness;=the pranks, the adolescent romanticism and lust rises the specter of Fascism-treated with an oddly nostalgic a...…

…Page 10-Friday, February 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES FOUND-MALE SIAMESE at the corner of E. and S University, February 14. 994-5692. 93A218 LOST-Black hard covered, bound Research note- book. Call Phillip, 764-4326 or 761-3296. 91A221 FOUND-Young male cate, white with tabby mark- ings. Vicinity: W. Madison & Sixth. Call 665-2648. dA217 FOUND-Woman's glasses, multi-colored frames, blue lenses. State Theatre area....…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 16, 1979-Page 11 KUR T THOMAS LEADS INDIANA STA TE: 'Goath hosts Michigan tumblers By PETE BARBOUR Led by co-captains Nigel Rothwell and Bob Creek, the University of Michigan men's gymnastics team faces unquestionably its toughest opponent of the season when they tangle with In- diana-State University jit Terre Haute Saturday. "Kurt Thomas university," joked Coach Newt Loken, in referring to the Sycamores. ...…

…Page 12-Friday, February 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily Announcing a TRAVEL SEMINAR TO APPALACHIA " MARCH 3-11,1979 0 For foreign and American students & scholars " PURPOSE: -To learn about the culture, problems and history of Appa- lachia -To mutually share ideas and values, music and dance -To visit the Great Smoky Mountain National Park and sur- rounding scenic areas * COST: $100 (covers food, transportation, and lodging) Contact the ECUMENIC...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 16, 1979-Page 13 SMITH HITS 22 in 78-67 WIN 11 Sluggish cagers crawl past 'Cats By BRIAN MARTIN Everybody has trouble preparing for the Northwestern Wildcats, but it usually doesn't matter. It didn't matter much to the Wolverines last night as they played pretty much how they wanted and lullabied their way to a 78-67 win. "I've played Northwestern 19 times ,-now," said Johnny Orr, "won 18, and I haven't ...…

… r " ' F 1 1 Y r . i i Y' " .. . x':14,. ,- FOR A GREAT EVENING OF FUN ... Join the happy people at EI M2DO' LIVE ENTERTAINMENT every Friday and Saturday night. Dixieland Singalong with THE GASLIGHTERS. Raet Washinton DOWNTOWN 665-3231 Page 14-Friday, February 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily GRAPPLER GUNS FOR OLYMPICS: Churella: improving onexcellence .4"Of rr"affor fAf vrf S rl%,/ r 4,T d V .. t r PERSMfl tND URIENTOL RUGS1 USED, NEW, ANTIQ...…

…4 The Michigan Daily-FridyFebruary 16, 1479Page 1 U ~Winter bl~ing: A fun and practical pastime By STEVE HOOK way to clss: bkcclm chaie to tre ts rugt the w tion rat ha~t lead to the dor of a beik1ing. autms h bi~es are hafbri in Ei~ i the i~1eof winter, there sesto be mr and more of them each day, despite the arctic-like MOT WINTER biccles are not prety-T are no Fujis in Fbuay. LItead, rd ue a hdepdeof bikes which have wo cmonte: an- tiq...…

…Speech and Journalismr (Continued from Page 1) programs, and, between training and requirements. He said those under the FRYE STRESSED that the social research. old program would have the option of scientific approach of the Journalism "The new concentration requiremen- being "grandfathered out or switching Department, and humanistic approach ts will not be an ignorant addition of the to the new program." of the Speech Communications and two o...…

…BOYCOTT See Editorial Page . E it Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom 1EtuiI THERMO. DYNAMIC High-33* Low-teens See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 114 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 15, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Iranian rebels raid U.S. By AP and Reuter Wire Services TEHRAN - Urban guerrillas stor- med the American embassy yesterdays forcing the surrender of the U.S. am- bassador and about 100 staff personnel, in...…

…" .- -.....- . .----......-- -. ------ ISUMMER SU BLET I SUPPLEMENT e I Page 2-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan.Daily ' State troopers get union I I I I NAME I ADDRESS PHONE I -" } 5:0p.m . arch 21979.for (March 3-March, 19, cost is I I y I ti$ 0.0 n I Make checks payable to the Mich-I 1 igan Daily. I I ~Mail or bring in person to 440 I y I Maynard street. : I I I P(ctal size of ad) A bsolutely no ads I C will be accepted I Please ...…

…/y IrYM SEEW "WS ASPEN CALL )AJY Midnight express, The saga of the 150 Soviet paintings, graphics, -and art works, scheduled for display on campus, but cancelled by the Soviet gover- nment, has finally ended. According to Bret Waller, director of the University's Museum of Art, the collection was loaded into a heated van and at "midnight it took off for Madison (Wisconsin)," accom- panied all the way by two museum staffers and two Soviet curat...…

…age 4-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily DECISION-MA KING A T THE 'U' U' vice-presidents dominate budgetary process Third in a series The making of the budget In studying decision-making at the University of Michigan, it is important to understand the University budget since budgetary decisions set the broad constraints within which more detailed decisions on academic and student af- fairs are made. In this article, we will exami...…

… AATA cuts service lbw PIRGIM board By JEFFREY WOLFF The Ann(, Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) board last night unanimously approved service cuts of 309 hours a week to take effect March 18. These cuts include the elimination of Saturday Dial-A-Ride (DAR). All the cutbacks are in DAR service, dealing almost exclusively 'with elimination or reductions of peak-hour ,service. The reduction of §aturday DAR accounts for 125of the weekly -ho...…

…a a,4 n" ."s r Y- r' Y - W'age b--Thu'rsday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan Doily POETRY READING with D. Clinton and Ken Mikolowski READING FROM THEIR WORKS Thursday, Feb. 15--7:30 p.m. GUILD HOUSE Admission 602 Monroe FREE By MIKE TAYLOR Special to the Daily CLEVELAND-Out of the smokey depths of the Agora Ballroom rose a roaring sound-the sound of rock'n'roll future. I heard it. We all heard it. For hundreds of raving fans, many of them a...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, February 15, 1979-Page 7 Ayers mixes funk with fun i By MATTHEW KOPKA "Y'all don't get music around here very often, do you?" said Roy Ayers Tuesday night to his largely black audience at the Second Chance. The popular vibraphonist and singer was obviously referring to the scarcity of black popular music on the Ann Arbor campus and the crowd responded with knowing cheers. After having warmed the already ex- ci...…

…p Page 8-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES FGUND-Woman's gold watch. Vicinity-Geddes Bug Shelter. Call 764-0418. dA218 F UND-Brown glasses-plastic round lenses, found in brown "floral case on Liberty. Call 764- 069. dA218 FOUND-Young male cate, white with tabby mark- ings. Vicinity: W. Madison & Sixth. Call 665-2648. dA217 FOUND-Woman's glasses, multi-colored frames, blue lenses. State Theatre area...…

…INDEPENDENT OFFSPRING OF 'U': ISR: Researchhaven on (Continued from Page 1) independence. "THE INSTITUTE has to pay for its 6wn business offices, accounting ser- vices, library, mail and messenger ser- vices, and personnel unit," said Wessel. "We have to make our own way," he says, "and not become a drain on University funds. If we cannot bring in revenue, we go put of business." In addition, Wessel notes, Institute service units which charg...…

…Pag4 10-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan'Daily Band Day spotlight for SlipperyRock By GEOFF LARCOM Few things fire up the Michigan Stadium football crowd like a Slippery Rock victory. Groans or cheers always greet the announcement of the fate of the little state college in Western Pennsylvania. And next year, the fans will see the real thing. On Saturday, September 29, Slippery Rock will pla'y Pennsylvania Conference rival Shippensburg...…

…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, February 15, 1979-Page 11 ROOKIE COACH FALK SEES HOPE: Michigan hosts not-so-wild 'Cats By JAMIE TURNER The Tame-cats. It's been a long time since the folks in Evanston have had anything to cheer about concerning Northwestern athletic's. For these 'Cats have been tame an awful long time. t Northwestern has becom a college associated with academic brilliance combined with athletic incompetence, a stigma which f...…

…12-Thursday, February 15, 1979-The Michigan Daily DISCUSSES POLLUTION STANDARDS' ,:a ,.- :. .. . a .s 9. A a Muskie calls for tight controls by MARIANNE EGRI Senator Edmund Muskie (D-Maine), speaking before about 600 people in Rackham Auditorium last night, at- tacked the new mood of those opposed to environmental regulation because they say "It is. too costly and burden- some to protect people from the hazar- ds of pollution." Blaming eco...…