…- ~ - - ~---~ - - Ninety-Three Years of Editorial Freedom C I bt Lt ig rn itIaiI Revival Who'll stop the rain? It looks like someone has. Mostly clear and warmer, with a high in the 50s. Vol. XCIII, No. 152 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, April 12, 1983 Ten Cents Ten Pages High-tech : IOU wins Michigan joins the nationwide movement By MARGARET NEUBACHER First of a three-part series It was 19...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, April 12, 1983-The Michigan Daily Reagan's mideast plan still alive From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - President Reagan -has been personally assured by Jor- dan's.King Hussein and Saudi Arabia's King Fahd that his Mideast peace initiative is still alive - despite the set- back dealt by the Palestine Liberation Organization, the administration said yesterday. "We are determined to go forward with the Sept. 1 initiative," said John Hu...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 12, 1983-Page 3 EMU lays off non-union profs By CARL WEISER Eastern Michigan University temporarily laid off more than 50 professors last week for failure to pay union fees. The university has a contract agreement with the American Association of University Professors requiring non-union professors to pay a service fee to the union, amounting to .75 percent of a professor's alary minus state and national due...…
….0 OPINION I a- Page 4 Tuesday, April 12, 1983 The Michigan Daily PIRGIM' s bid to clean toxic dumps *I By Todd Ambs The members of the Public Interest Resear- ch Group in Michigan (PIRGIM), were cer- tainly pleased to see the Michigan Daily's recent article on the Spiegeberg Landfill and Rasmussen's Dump in nearby Green Oak Township ("Toxic Sites Cause Fear and Con- fusion," Daily, April 5). " Fornseveral months PIRGIM staff, stude...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 12, 1983--Page.5 Petition drive against Daily ends (Continued from Page 1) with the writing in the Daily since the petition drive began, but he warned that any continuation of "irresponsible journalism" could warrant further ac- tion by his committee. "We were pleased before we came in here because we saw an improvement in writing," Sher said. "This is the end of the petition drive as long as the Daily remai...…
…Page 6--Tuesday, April 12, 1983-The Michigan Daily Faculty attacks lunanities review report (Continued from Page 1) students and rhetoric seminars for juniors and seniors that are in place today. "The proposition that is before us is regression," he said. Twenty years ago the students disliked composition classes because they closely resembled high school courses, he said, and ''unless there is a massive saving we're crazy." THE REVIEW commit...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, April 12, 1983 Page 7 Buffet's musical smorgasbord By Glen Young IF IT IS the rapport a performer establishes with his audience which makes a concert successful, Sunday night's Jimmy Buffet show at Hill Auditorium was a monumental suc- cess. If it is the sweet memories elicited by renditions of old classics and thrills brought on by new songs which makes a show successful, the Buffet show was equally monum...…
…A Page 8-Tuesday, April 12, 1983-The Michigan Daily _y. . ,_, " ..1 ~ -...4. 4.... ,..b.. - - 4- 4..,4. ~.,. - - . ~ - - ~ ..b.174 - 4 .5*pill Caligula (X) If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES Harold and Maude' 4 11 I LI fIt i i i i , *i i i I I I I : r , * - I - U - _ ... ., :_ ,.__ . _ _ ., t. f.. L .. -.. ' ..mo I G EG A DAVIS...…
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…1 Page 10-Tuesday, April 12, 1983-The Michigan1 'M' softb By JIM DAVIS The chilly weather took the sting out of the bats, but the pitching was hotter than blazes as the Michigan softball squad split a pair of doubleheaders with Nor- thwestern, played yesterday and Sunday at Elbel Field. A grand total of twelve runs were scored between the two teams in the four-game series. All four games were won by only one run.- THE WOLVERINES, playing with...…
…Ninety-One Years Of Editorial Freedom E 3idii4a 143IatiQ THUNDERSTORMS Showers and thunderstor- ms likely today. High around 60. Vol. XCI, No. 157 Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 12, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages Iq w 'U' helps Columbia off the g round By JOHN ADAM The space shuttle Columbia, set to launch early this morning, will take a little bit of the University along in its orbits around the ...…
…Page 2-Sunday, April 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily EL SALVADOR POLICY RISKS 'CREDIBILITY GAP' U.S. defense of junta criticized WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan administration is risking a "credibility gap" by defending the Salvadoran jun- ta against accusations that its forces have murdered unarmed civilians, critics of U.S. policy in El Salvador con- tend. The critics, including two members of Congress, warned that the ad- ministration will face i...…
…1 The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 12, 1981-Page 3 -HAPPENINGS- SUNDAY FILMS AAFC - Mary Poppins, 1, 3:30, 7, 9:30 p.m., Michigan Theatre; Agnus Dei, 7, 10:20 p.m.; Red Psalm, 8:40 p.m., MLB 3. Cinema Guild - The Awful Truth, 7, 9p.m., Lorch Hall Aud. Cinema II - The Fortune Cookie, 7 p.m.; Morgan!, 9 p.m., Aud. A, Angell. Colorado Slide Shows Loft - I'm a Pretty Nice Person Now, Documentary of the Ann Arbor Alternative School, Clonlara, 1 p...…
…0 OPINION Page 4 Sunday, April 12, 1981 The Michigan Daily Hocus pocus: It's Reagan economics 6 By Stewart Mandell Second in a two-part series Every show has its stars, and so it is with the administration's supple side magic show. The stars of this show are the Laffer Curve and the Kennedy Ad- ministration's personal income tax cuts. Allegedly, these are the reasons supply side economics will work. The Laffer Curve says that when tax ...…
…ARTS Sunday, April12, 1981 The Michigan Daily Page 5 U-M Mime: Silence is golden By JULIE EDELSON Mime is a fascinating art. Because it is a dramatic representation that relies on gestures and not words, the mimist must express his message solely through physical movements. Consequently, mime allows for creative inter- pretations, stimulating one's curiosity and imagination. The University of Michigan Mime Troupe captured the essence of th...…
…Page 6-Sunday, April 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily I If you find your name and ad dress in today s Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies S WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter lusi took though today Classified Ads F e U. ot M stiudentis will find their names hidden , this setion If your name and address appear come to our business office ai 420 Maynard St within ' 48 hours .wo fre...…
…Youth protests distress West The Michigan Dily-Sunday, April 12, 1981-Page 7 'U'continues long tradition with NASA- German BONN, West Germany (AP) - Night 'after night, West German television is ablaze with pictures of burning street barricades, photos of youths taunting officials and white-helmeted police fen- ding off stones or Molotov cocktails with clear plastic riot shields. Whether it is a march against nuclear energy, military draft, ...…
…0 SPORTS The Michigan Daily Page 8 Sunday, April 12, 1981 The Michigan Doily SPORTS MEDICINE AIDS ATHLETES Train, By SARAH SHERBER Second of a two-part series Before John Wangler was wheeled in- to surgery, a doctor told his mother that he "will be lucky to walk without a limp." Exactly one year after the Michigan quarterback's knee was operated on for an injury incurred during the 1979 Gator Bowl, he guided the Wolverines to their fi...…
…KEMP KNOCKS INA PAIR Tigers pluck Blue The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April12, 1981-Page 9 Jays By CHUCK HARTWIG Special to the Daily DETROIT-Backed by the solid pitching of Milt Wilcox and Aurelio Lopez, the Detroit Tigers downed Toronto, 6-2, yesterday afternoon at Tiger Stadium for the second consecutive time in the infant 1981 season. The game started out slowly, as a very sharp Wilcox limited the Blue Jays to just two hits in the fir- st s...…
…40 Page 10-Sunday, April 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily to iat your tax I A can buy at Ieh 1: $329 PIONEER KENWOOD Tech Hifi's $329 system features a Pioneer SX-3400 receiver. It has 15 watts per channel (FTC), plus a sensitive FM section that can make distant sta- tions sound like they're right next door. The loudspeakers are deluxe, 2-way Kenwood LS-300's, and the turntable is a fully-automatic, multiple-play BSR 205, with belt-drive...…
…BUSING See editorial page C I be iE Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom iii TEPID See Today for details ol. XC, No. 153 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 12, 1980 Ten Cents Eight Pages 4 w Federal By SARA ANSPACH Third in a four-part series University students could be zapped with a "double whammy" next year if proposed cuts in the federal budget are approved. First, proposed reductions in federal financial aid programs would hurt...…
…Page 2-Saturday, April 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Bani-Sadr threatens American allies with cut-off of oil supply I Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports -v From UPI and AP Iranian President Abolhassan Bani- Sadr, addressing an anti-American crowd numbering in the hundreds of thousands in Tehran, warned Western Europe and Japan yesterday they will not get "so much as snake's poison" from Iranian oil wells' ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 12, 1980-Page 3 AB OR TION AND COUNSELING A VAILABLE Clinics help pregnancy problems By ELEONORA DI LISCIA 1 any women have faced the crisis in deciding how to handle an unwanted pregnancy. Three Ann Arbor agencies offer help to such women, two by providing first-trimester abortions and the other by counseling those who wish to continue their pregnancies. The two establishments-Planned Parenthood at 912 N....…
…Page 4-Saturday, April 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Punk: Behind the chopped-off hair and violence SAN.FRANCISCO-Only one student ever shocked Paul Ehrlich while he taught at Tamalpais High School, and that was Susie Deikman, when she turned punk. Ehrlich would be viewed as hip rather than straight by most people. He was close to students who took psychedelics and rebelled against the establishment in various ways. But when he saw the change i...…
… 'Page to Stage'- studen t plays click Civic 'Crucible' The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 12, 1980-Page 5 a stunner By DENNIS HARVEY Fromn Page to Stage has an air of flawed excitement and interest about it, heightened by the,fact that one goes in with comparatively dismal expectations-the production is a collection of brief original skits and short plays by Residential College students. They've directed, acted, and designed the lighting a...…
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…I The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 12, 1980-Page 7 GRAHAM, CALDWELL TIE FOR SECOND Ballester (By the Associated Press) AUGUSTA, Ga.-Severiano Ballesteros, playing with the flair and' flourish that made him the idol of Eur- pe's golfing millions, slashed his way to a 3-under.par 69 and took the second- round lead yesterday in the 44th Masters Golf Tournament. The brilliant young Spaniard, put1 together a 36-hole total of 133, 9 strokes unde...…
…Page 8-Saturday, April 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Transit strike ends temporarily From AP and UPI NEW YORK-The 11-day bus and subway strike that had left millions of New York City commuters without their usual means of travel ended at least temporaily yesterday when union officials deadlocked on a contract proposal and ordered-a return to work. Buses and subways were expected to begin returning to service within hours, with full service by ...…
