…The Michigan Daily Vl. I XXXVII No 46-S Ann Arbor, Michigan--Tuesday, July 19, 1977 Ten Cents Twelve Pages I V1, L-exrNex V 1 1, 1 Na. .............. I Russian emigres in ... '.i city back Carter's human rights policy By MATTHEW BERKE The uncomfortable ambivalence of many Americans regarding the U.S. role in human rights problems is not shared by the Rus- sian emigres who have settled in Ann Arbor. Boris Landa, a young artist who ca...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TuesdayJuly 19, 1977 Page.TwoTHEM.CHIGAN DALYT .eda.Ju ,9 lr I Civil war r NAIROBI, Kenya 011- Ethio- involved in a series of bitter pian government formes are re- clashes near Ethiopia's vital rail ported under attack from two city of Dire Dawe, they said. 1 sides. One rebel group claimed DIRE DAWE is of vital impor- its troops attacked the capital tance to Ethiopia because it and main port of Eritrea pro- rai...…
…ITuesdoy, July 19, 1911f THE WCHGAN DAILY Wage Th reg iuesdayiisly 19, 19ff THE MICHIGAN DAILY "oge Thre City cable TV faces trouble By GREGG KRUPA Ann Arbor Cablevision Inc. is facing several financial and legal difficulties that threaten to obstruct the city's awarding of a franchise to the company, Presently Ann Arbor Cablevision is a subsidiary of the cablevision holding company, the Irvine Cable Company of Irvine, California. The pa...…
…'U' meetings policy chided, praised Nixonism To The Daily: First, I wish to compliment Mr. Rosenthal on his admirab- ly clear and lucid analysis of presidential discretion in your issue of June seventh. Second, to add a few marginal com- ments on my own part. Except where the court have given their final decision, there must always be a gray area where executive power may ex- ist without specific law. In an amplifi original somewhat stateme...…
…Tuesday, July 19, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page- Five Tusdy Jl 1,197TH MCIGNDAL Pgt~v AATA bus service resumes operation (Continued from Page 3) "])uring the last negotiations CAROL ERNST, TEU spokes- they (TEU) took two strike person, stated last ,night, "We votes," Guenther complained. feel our proposals are fair and Ilowever, Ernst stated yester reasonable. Hopefully, .,we will day, "If a contract is not re- reach a resolution." solved b...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 19, 17 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July19, 19fl VA nurse (tfICHIGAN Page 3) ties. I feel this is nothing unless the verdict is overturned." "The mood was to get a con- viction. The FBI was trying to UNIVERSIv Of MICHIGAN regain its credibility after the 4t The Patty Hearst case," Rev. Craig Wilder said. fes I'r Ue-,-,,' e "PLEASE DON'T forget the J9patients, have faith and con- .JUiLY 26. ...…
…ruesday, July 19, 1977 Masterfu By GERARD PAPE BYRON JANIS is a pianist who has been a major proponent of American music; un- fortunately, the American music he perform- ed July 11 at Rackham was of uneven quality. Janis had a split program - the first half was devoted to the classics of Schumann, Schu- bert and Chopin. The second half was devoted to the aforementioned Americans - in particu- la", Copland, Gottschalf, and Janis, himself. Janis...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY° Tuesday, July 19,'91i ~oge Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 19, 19-77 THEYRE ALL IN E FOR RENT VMNTST WANTED for Fall cam- pus bonee. 769-2594 dinner or late ye 10721 AVAILABLE FALL, own room. Fe- male grad., professional. Modern apartment, $145. Sherry, 62-8740, a93-2838. 87C720 NOW RENTING Fall 1977 BANS SOUCI (across fron U-M Stadum FURNISHED one and two bedrooms, parking available. Bses to and fro...…
…Tuesday, July 19, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine r r How would ou lketosint e workyou do? Would you be willing to tell the-world, "I did this?". After all, you're pretty good at what you do. Probably proud of it, too. Well, most of us will never get to sign our work. And maybe that's a shame. Because as good as we are, it might make us better. And we can afford to be. Whether we're teachers or short-order cooks, farmers or steamfitters, sal...…
…Page len litMCHI~iAN DAILY fuesaay, July 19 r9 Justice Department plns to weed out discrimination in federal laws WASINGTON (AP) - The Justice Department launched a two-year effort yesterday to weed out sex discrimination from the rhicket of thousands of federal laws and regula- tions. A task force will use compu- ters to screen 4,0(X1 federal WEDNESDAY for Billiards and Bowling 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. at The Union laws for certain code words, suc...…
…Tuesdoy, July 19, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Tendonitis plagues Bird DETROIT (UPI) - Ailing star pitcher Mark Fidrych of the Detroit Tigers underwent a thorough examination at Ford Hospital yesterday which revealed the right-hander is sf- a- fering from tendinitis in his right shoulder. "THE BIRD," ORIGINALLY scheduled to pitch in to- night's All-Star game for the American League, will be side- lined indefinitely with an ailment si...…
…Poge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 19, 1977 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday July 19, 1977 ALL-STARS BATTLE TONIGHT NL aims for sixth straight NEW YORK (A-- Battling a losing streak and an injury jinx, the American League limps into tonight's 48th - annual All-Star Game seeking a solution to the National League's almost total domination of the mid-season game. THE NL, WHICH holds a 28- 18 lead in the series, has won five i...…
