…X'U,-W ISC. IN VESTMENTS See editorial page : ' Sir 4prn ailj DECENT High--55 Low-33 See Today for details Vol. LXXXVIIl, No. 32 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, October 14, 1977 Ten Cents Tn Pages Carter warns of fuel industry WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter plans to move quickly and per- sonally to protect his embattled energy program from an oil and gas industry he compares to potential war prof- iteers. - In a nationally broadcast ne...…
… iday, October 14, 1977-The Michigan Daily IIBUTOR SUES EDISON: n end to free bulbs? By DENNIS SABO text time you get a bright idea, xpect Detroit Edison to supply rhead light bulb. on may be forced to discon- ts free light bulb policy next ecause of an anti-trust suit t against them by a Detroit ore owner, Lawrence Cantor. TOR CLAIMED in a 1973 suit and other southeastern Michi- ght bulb retailers have been ed of making a profit on light le...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 14, 1977-Pages 1'~Ju SEE tfw HArPPR C&Ll.. DJ y Come back ... The University says its student ranks have thinned to a mere 35,954 at this campus-a loss of 36 heads since last year. So that makes 22,111 undergrads and 13,843 grads here to fight over football tickets with. LSA remains the largest school with 16,337 enrolled and the College of Pharmacy is still the smallest, with 483. As far as those 36 lost s...…
… -Friday, October 14, 1977-The Michigan Daily Eighty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 I. LXXXVIII, No. 32 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed jpy students at the University of Michigan Of the ubiquitous By KEN PARSIGIAN and JEFFREY SELBST t 's follow UW s lead and t on S. African holdings UNIVERSITY of Wisconsin nade% a commendable gesture ;t the apartheid policies of South last Friday when its ...…
…/ The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 14, 1977-Page 5 Happenings events and entertainment for the week of oct. 14-20 0 all week COMMERCIAL CINEMA Murder by Death and Fun with Dick and Jean (Campus) Murder by Death is Neil Simon's embarrassing hodge- podge rip off of detective flicks. Fea- turing Peter Falk as Sam Spade and Peter Sellers as Charlie Chan, the film never rises above Simon's usual non- comedic drivel. Suffice it to say that a...…
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…Beaux Arts players do Ives with grace Beaux Arts Trio Rackham Auditorium October 12,1977 Beethoven..... .......Trio in E-flat major, Op. 1, No.1 Ives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trio Schubert .. .......... Trio in B-flat major, Op.99 By RENEE SHILCVSKY Wednesday night marked the first concert of the Chamber Arts Series. The Beaux Arts Trio performed to an anxious and appreciative audience, and they succeeded in defining the meaning of chambe...…
… rgge 8-Friday, October 14, 1977-The Michigan Daily WISCONSIN LEADS BIG 10: treal By GEOFF LARCOM y The time of reckoning has come for the undefeated Wisconsin Badgers. 4 Riding the wave of triumphs over Northern Illinois, Oregon, Indiana, Northwestern, and Illinois, the Big Red will find out just how good it is tomorrow when it battles top-ranked ichigan for a share of first place in (he Big Ten. ," N tremendous, I on't thi ask them to do...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 14, 1977-Page 9 WOL VERINES CONFIDENT Wisconsin in Rose Blue harriers meet MSU A.1 Bowl? It s possible By ERNIE DUNBAR If anybody has a few bucks to place on a sure bet, then check out the cross country action this after- noon on the Michigan Golf course. 'You see, Michigan State hits town at 4:15 to face Michigan in the Wolverines' only dual meet of the season, in what should be a laughter. The Spart...…
… Jasper the HVHS, rather than the four-day welcome extended to animals found with no identification. "The cruelest thing you can do is not to put a tag on your animal," says Flood. She maintains cat-owners are the worst offenders, pointing out that because-felines are rarely found to be wearing collars and tags, only one in 100 cats is returned to its owner. Ensuring that your pet travels by leash when he or she travels with yoi is not only ...…
