…)BUDGET See editorial page I hie Bk .Ia4p DRIER See Today for details Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 131 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 18, 1980 Ten Cents Ten Pages plus Supplement Gold price dips under $500 an ounce NEW YORK '(AP) - The price of Id plunged below $500 an ounce for e first time this year yesterday amid expectations that President Carter's anti-inflation program will push U.S. interest rates higher and ...…
…0 When they phone, saying, "Long time no see!" And your larder won't even feed three, And the house is a mess, But you'd like to impress, -$pell relief L, E, A, G, U, E. - M.B. Send you TheMichgan Manager 227 Soutl Next to Hill Auditorium You willr Located in the heart of the campus. tickets if it is the heart of the campus one of oi CAFETERIA HOURS; 11:30-1:15 5:00-7:15 SNACK BAR 7:15-4:00 ur League Limerick to Michigan League tIngalls rec...…
…REP. DRAWS VARIETY OF BACKERS Anderson supporters unite in Ill. By AMY SALTZMAN Special to the iaily CHICAGO-Grace Gitstad and George Golubouskis are not like- minded in their political thinking. Gitstad is an elderly Chicago housewife who says she has been a Republican all candidate in today's primary, considers himself a liberal, and says he would ordinarily never vote for a Republican presidential candidate. But both hope that John Ander...…
…6 Page 4-Tuesday, March 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily Cut out the middle urinals and save 'U' The other day as I Was standing in the men's &6m in Mason Hall, it occurred to me that the University could save lots of money by in- stalling only half as many urinals as they do, since men always use every other one, no mat- - ter how close together or far apart they-the urinals-are. Of course, the University would have to install something like uri...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 18, 1980-Page 5; R UFUS SEDER LEADS FILMMAKERS 16mm Film Festival ends at Mich. By CHRISTOPHER POTTER I must shamefully eat my aesthetic intonations- The Michigan Theater turns out to be a grand place to watch a film festival. By the time Ann Arbor's, 18th drew to a close Sunday night the Wuge old ,oviehouse had magically transformed itself from a hulking, austere stranget into a stout, friendly old uncle. ...…
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…i The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 18, 1980-Page 7 STAR BAR 41 die in San Salvador clash ' ., i 109 N. Main St.-f69-0109 SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI)-At least 41 people were killed, in a string of clashes between government forces and leftist activists yesterday, and an intense firefight along the edges of the National University may have added more casualties. Witnesses said the gunbattle between leftists inside the university and ...…
…0 Pqt 8-Tuesday, March 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily A,* OSU sinks syn iationals at Bell y4fter capturing second place at the O'Brien missed se AIAW Regional meet held at Ohio State two-tenths of a po Saturday, Michigan's syncronized petition. s$vimmers are looking forward to Another top p hpsting the Nationals at Margaret Bell Saponic, placed Puol here March 27-29. figures, third in te -Ohio State proved to be Michigan's with Janice Johns toug...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 18, 1980-Page 9 . 4 Big Ten ready: AzT ab WbU 1 9h (1 ri Reds waive Griffey a IV, WU ci t15 LM IOWA CITY (AP) - Back in anuary, when the Big Ten Conference basketball race still was young, there was a team that had a 2-4 league record, its best player on the sidelines and a rugged schedule ahead. Now, two months later, that same team - Iowa - has a chance to win the national collegiate title. THE HAWK...…
…C Page 1O-Tuesday, March 18, 1980-The Michigan Daily Regents likely to OK 9.5 to 13 per cent in-state tuition hikes FINAL DAY OF PEACE TEACH-IN Experts disagree on draft issue By JULIE ENGEBRECHT A proposed tuition hike for resident undergraduates of from 9.5 to 13 per cent for the 1980-81 academic year is expected to be ap- proved by the Regents later this week. In response to the state's request to see next year's tentative tuition levels...…
