…NIXON'S DEATH See Editorial Page (Z e i4a&fr 19 au Dait40 FICKLE High-f-71 Low-53 See Today for details Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXV, No. 47 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, October 29, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages plus 14 page Supplement I I Hunt admits false Food stamps Some 2,100 University students receive food stamps, a study conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture has revealed, and government of- fi...…
…MEMM Pog+ two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 29, 1974 - -- .~I .K. ';4Spotlight excludes Ferency UeI'#1 ki Club6 FOR EARLY-BIRD SKIERS A Thanksgiving Trip, to the Laurentians Mt. Gabriel, Quebec DATES: Nov. 28, 29, 30 PRICE-$145, Deposit Required for Reservation INCLUDED: Round Trip Airfore, Two Nights Lodqinq, Complete Breakost & Dinner Doily, Ground Transportation, Taxes and Grotiuities. FOR INFO-MARK, 661=910 START THE NEW YEAR O...…
…Tuesday, October 29, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 29, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - I~:2rt;ts - - e y;;:a - a,tll[ %::' .trW . . .;:z s?:..in.s3 Kissinger promises food help NEW DELHI, India (T) Henry In his Kissinger lectured India, the nowledg newest member of the atomic tween t club, on the perils of nuclear democre proliferation, then promised yes- oscillate terday to help the hungry na- tations tion without interfering poli...…
… PIRGIM REPORTS [,ajs By RICHARD CONLIN transit SI, cgars no PEOPLE concerned with t h e' decay of America's cities have long maintained that t h e automobile is an inefficient and wasteful means of urban trans- portation compared to m a s s transit. Despite this, more and more space-has been given over to the automobile in urban areas, while mass transit has largely deteriorated. Statistics on ener- gy use demonstrates the error of thi...…
…Tuesday, October 291 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Th.*esdoy, October 29, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Biff Rose is baffling, irritating and amazing By JOAN BORUS Anyone who goes to hear Biff Rose hese days should be prepared to xperience something really differ- .nt. If you heard him at the Ark last veekend, you probably had a num- pr of reactions that ranged from rritation and bewilderment to utter mazement. Ultimately, you prob- bly reached the co...…
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…Tuesday, October 29, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven .I ... WOODY'S LEGION MARCH ON Iowan heroics deflate Illini By RAY O'HARA Once again there is only one game of national import leftj on the Big Ten schedule, but that sad fact could mean less to the members of the no-longer- so-little eight. That football is still played with determination, enthusiasm. and even skill among the ranks of mere mortals was amply demonstrated by the sp...…
…Page Eight Bar poses danger.. (Continued from Page 1) j code requires that at least 36 despite 'crowding at the front inches be left clear in all aisles door. leading directly to an exit. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 29, 197 ... .. .. Most people enter Chances Are by the front door. The bar is shaped somewhat like a the- ater, with tiers on the sscond story overlooking the dance area at the center of the ground floor. A spiral stair...…
