…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom Cl bt Ait 43U Iaiig REPETITIVE Cloudy today with light snow. Temperatures ranging in low to mid 20's. Vol. XCI, No. 91 Milliken tax cutw *plan gets mixed reviews ALANSING (UPI)-Gov. Williai Milliken's call for prprytax reli and a tuneup for Micia' putterir; 'auto-oriented economy drew mix( reviews yesterday from legislatii leaders. Milliken's record 13th State of tl State address, which lasted about...…
…IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports Khomeini defends Bani-Sadr 6 move in Persian Gulf war Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Knomeini yesterday strongly defended President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr's conduct of the Persian Gulf war in the face of new criticism by hard-line Islamic factions that an Iranian offensive to drive out the Iraqi invaders had bogged down. An Associated Press correspondent, however, ...…
…By BARRY WITT Regents suggest 'study of state tax structure At what many administrators said was the shortest Regen- ts meeting in memory, the University's governing board passed a resolution yesterday to encourage faculty members to research the state's tax structure and further reviewed the University's Replacement Hospital Project. Regent Deane Baker (R-Ann Arbor) proposed a revised version of his November resolution calling for an in- ve...…
…_OPINION Friday, January 16, 1981 Te icanDal Page 4 The Michigan Daily Thoughts on Christ and Constitution' Several years ago I was born again. Though the experiment never really took, its instructional value was immense. My conver- sion occurred not in a Baptist dunking pool or a Holy Roller Group, but in a small apartment in New York City. A female acquaintance of mine, newly and rather confoundingly betrothed to an active Jesus freak, ...…
…/- The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 16, 1981-Page 5 SWEDISH DIPLOMAT SAVED 20,000 JEWS FROM NAZIS Hero believed alive STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)-Foreign Minister Ola Ulisten said yesterday Sweden has never ac- cepted Soviet declarations that Raoul Wallenberg, the diplomat credited with saving 20,000 Jews from Nazi execution in World War II, died in a Moscow prison in 1947. In a statement to an international hearing on the Wallenberg mystery, U...…
…- al State troubles lead to lower 'U' bond rating By NANCY BILYEAU v In the wake of state cuts in fiscal aid return because the risk is greater," sale of a University bond may to higher education, S & P lowered the Pilcher siad. an investor less today than it rating of six University bond issues If the University planned to build a lhave three days ago due to a from AA to AA-. new dormitory, they wotfld have to ;rading ofbonds announced Wed...…
…-/" ' p I ARTS Friday, January 16, 1981 The Michigan Daily Page 7 Performance Guide MUSIC The Plasmatics-These people have to be seen to be believed. Stunning lead singer Wendy 0. Williams has been known to gently dissect guitars with a chainsaw, assassinate speakers with a shotgun, and rattle off exhilarating hard rockers with titles like "Living Dead," "Test Tube Babies," and "But- eher Baby.'' Not for the faint of heart. Second Chance,...…
…-Friday, January 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily x~ If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigan Daily, classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of CAMPUS or STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies GildsLe aN * jgg gje 0 n Tokyo U - in Tokyo I I Listing of movies for a contest sponsored by STATE THEATER MIDNIGHT SHOWS Fri. & Sat. Jan. 17-18 = His f 3 Hangups awl Are andHilarious! Al that crazy 1 Irytm.A 7 rhtm 7~=~i i 1 U...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 16, 1981-Page 9 Carter submits 'stringent' budget l 1/ WASHINGTON (UPI)-President Carter yesterday sent Congress a "stringent" $739.3 billion budget for fiscal year 1982 that he said leaves little room for drastic changes by the in- coming Reagan adminstration. The budget proposal, for the fiscal year starting Oct. 1, projects a federal deficit of $27.5 billion, little more than half of this year's $55.2 ...…
…4 SPORTS Friday, January 16, 1981 Page 10 The Michigan Daily SECOND STRAIGHT OT WIN Blue tops Indiana,55-52 By DREW SHARP Mark Bodnar's three clutch free rows in the final 23 seconds of over- ne play gave Michigan a 55-52 upset ctory over the Indiana Hoosiers last ght before an enthused sellout crowd Crisler Arena. It was the Wolverines' cond consecutive overtime triumph. "We had four straight overtime imes last season. This year, we're >...…
…Beckwith: Tumbles into a key gymnastic position By BARB BARKER By 1978 Kathy Beckwith had made her mark in Canadian women's gym- nas~ts. A rookie on the provincial te4av, Beckwith captured second place alk'rounder in nationals, placing first in the vault and third on the beam. In 1979- Beckwith countinued to excel takig seventh in all-around with a third on vault and fourth on the beam. 1 Ire 1980 she quit gymnastics cold urkey-no practice, ...…
… gage 12-Friday, January 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily By RON POLLACK In this, their second meet of the year, the men's track team will enter a partial squad in an invitational where the score will not be kept. Nonetheless, when the Wolverines travel to the Eastern Michigan Invitational today, a definite purpose Trac to e t will be served. The primary significance of this meet is that it will allow freshman tracksters, along with those who might...…
…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom Adw IEIUIIQ MELLOW Partly cloudy and warmer today. High- in the upper 60s. *Vol. XCI, No. 160 Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 16, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages -w Students alarmed at likely tition bike By LINDA RUECKERT With the ominous probability that federal financial aid programs will be slashed by the Reagan administration, the proposed 16 percent to 19 p...…
…Page 2-Thursday, April 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily Pulitzer winner admits fraud From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - The Washington Post announced yesterday that repor- ter Janet Cooke had surrendered the Pulitzer Prize and resigned from the newspaper because the feature story that won her journalism's highest honor was a fabrication. Executive Editor Benjamin Bradlee advised the Pulitzer Prize board that Cooke would not accept. "SHE TOLD POST editor...…
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…U OPINION Page 4 Thursday, April 16, 1981 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Redirecting 80s politics Vol. XCI, No. 160 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Hope for student loans I N THE MIDST of severe cutbacks in federal financial aid to students, the state Senate's approval Tuesday of a loan program that will pr...…
…ARTS Thursday, April 16, 1981 The Michigan Daily Page 5 I K -' ..- .. 0-- and ink-makers), is thoroughly prevalent in the finished product. The compelling private vision found among Motherwell's prints is not simply a result of the firmness of his will. The ultimate sense of the personal is somehow tied up with the talents of the printers, with their agility in tran- slating the aims of the painter to the graphic media. Each work is an...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 16, 1981-Page 7 CIRCUS SHOTS The 73rd annual Shrine Circus was held this year in Detroit from March 20th thru April 5th. A friend told me about the circus a few days before it ended and I knew I had to go. I went once as a kid and everything seemed so magical. 'I fell in love with the circus. When I returned earlier this week I felt like a kid all over again. asa %i \'.6 :,\., ro 2 W' a Photos by Peter Serl...…
…Page 8-Thursday, April 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily IIlli ' Reagan pardons ex-FBI agents Big 3 bedroom apt. to be sublet singly or as unit. SPRING/SUMMER SUBLET. Your own Large kitchen, living room. Close to central campus May-July 15. Quiet, responsible person wanted to room-$90.00/month. Near campus! Laundry and and I-M building. Utilities and parking included, isublet house with 2 s grads.Own room, furnished, 30 parking. 90- . 64U0417 ...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, April 16, 1981 'M' baismen sweep WMU By JOHN KERR Special to the Daily KALAMAZOO-The Michigan Wolverines.avenged a pair of one-run defeats as they combined fine pit- ching and powerful hitting to sweep a doubleheader rom the Western Michigan Broncos here yesterday. he Wolverines took the opener 6-2 and rallied for an 8-2 victory in the nightcap. The Broncos had defeated Michigan 4-3 and 6-5 earlier last ...…
…g Page 10-Thursday, April 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily Announcing Highland's Easter Midnight Madness Audio Sale. 1981 NFL draft: Linebacker haven J It Isn't On Easter,And It Isn't At Midnight. -1 X. -t -.- --F. ' Lin t " ' :'' ii: )) t:". Y -y -- *. Friday Only. April1 7th. 12 Noon to Midmght. Everything 5% to 40% Off Our Everyday Low Prices! By RON POLLACK First of a two-part series A Daily Sports Analysis Talent in college football see...…
…e Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 9-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 16, 1981 Sixteen Pages U officials join ov. Milliken Gover the Prop yesterda final bi decided measure "It's a of prom He then to begin paigning in develo WILL Prnnqs in support of Proposal'A tee-which has raised about $210,000 to and universities, formally come out in growth to 6 percent by prop By SUE INGLIS push the tax bill-said most polls in- favor of the proposal. unle...…
…Page 2-Saturday, May 16, 1981--The Michigan Daily Talks continue in missile crisis A TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)-Prime Minister Menachem Begin said yester- day after another round of talks that he will give U.S. envoy Philip Habib more time to seek a diplomatic solution to the crisis with Syria over its missiles in Lebanon. Syria said it was ready for battle if war breaks out. In Washington, Pentagon sources confirmed Israeli newspaper reports tha...…
…Health Service water situation still unclear amid mixed reports A By LOU FINTOR Although University Health Service officials insisted yesterday that their water poses no health hazards, conflic- ting reports continue to surface over the sequence of steps taken to insure the water's safety. The existence of "grossly discolored water" in the second floor laboratory's water supply was first reported Tuesday morning. According to Dr. Caesar Brie...…
…Pnn.= -Saturdav. Moiv A. 1981-The Michiaon Dailv 4 ROY WILLIAMS, A TOP Teamsters official under Justice Department in- vestigation, leaves a union executive board meeting yesterday in Las Vegas after having been chosen interim union president. Williams, who replaces the late Frank Fitzsimmons, is expected to win a full five-year term at the union's convention next month. New Teamster leader sough at conventio In Brief Compiled from Associat...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 16, 1981-Page 5 Reagan advisers expected to compromise on tax ct WASHINGTON (UPI)-The White House yesterday opened the door to compromise on President Reagan's three-year cut in tax rates-a proposal that Republican House leader Bob, Michel says does not have the votes to win. "We have always said we are willing to listen," Speakes said. HE SAID REAGAN still believes his proposed 10 percent cut in individual ta...…
…Page 6-Saturday,;May 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily 'U' officials back Proposal 'A' Continued from Page 1) strate their viability executive order before Oct. 1, when the state dollars. make if Proposal A passes. But, Ken- conditions, officials fear the 12 percent budget takes effect. nedy added, "We have got to get this increase in the University's state ap- THE UNIVERSITY has already had expected to result fr issue resolved and out of the way." ...…
…Nurses discuss their profession The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 16, 1981-Page 7 (Continued from Page 3) over, except in smaller, private hospitals where tradition still prevails. Most nurses now report an improving relationship with doctors. Nevertheless, in spite of even the best doctor-nurse relations, one nurse said there remains a definite social class distinction between the two, especially in the case of older doctors and nurses. She ...…
…OpiiMon Page S Saturday, May 16, 1981 The Michigan Daily I The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 9-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Vote no on 'A' EW BALLOT propositions in recent times have occasioned a display of such bipar- tisan unanimity as has Michigan's Proposal A, also known as the Brown-Smith Plan. The property tax reform proposal - on which state voters will cast their ball...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Saturday, May 16, 1981 Page9 More dance music for reckless youth More ear candy for tastefulpeople Kate and Anna McGarrigle - 'Fren- ch Record' (Hanibal) Kate and Anna McGarrigle's French Record is easy- listening music of a very high order - even so, as with most everything capable of fitting into that category, the listening is finally too easy, too smoothed-over to be very interesting. The McGarrigles are a pair of...…
…Reagan is now oldest president I WASHINGTON (AP)-Ronald Reagan today becomes the oldest president the United States has ever had. No trumpets trumpeted, no gifts were gifted, no toasts were toasted yesterday as Reagan turned 70 years and 98 days-equaling the record set by Dwight D. Eisenhower on the day he left office in 1961. REAGAN, BORN Feb. 6, 1911, already held one presidential age mark. He was the oldest man ever to be sworn in as pres...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 16, 1981-Page 11 Crane tips over, killing .two LOS ANGELES (AP)-A crane tipped over into a into the pitwhen the 80-ton, 200-foot boom began to three minor injuries," fire department spokesman 100-foot-deep downtown excavation site yesterday, tilt, Reed said. Ray Walker said. carrying scaffolding and a contractor's office trailer "I heard something snap and the boom went over Reed said one of those least injured...…
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…Page 14-Saturday, May 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily The Preakness I Second BALTIMORE (AP) - Pleasant Colony, who won the most crowded Kentucky Derby since 1974, will try and overcome a lot of traffic again today in the $200,000-added Preakness at Pimlico. Trainer John Campo is confident of another victory for the colt who beat 20 3-year-olds, finishing three-quarters of a length ahead of Woodchopper, in the biggest Derby field since 23 ran in ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 16, r981-Page 18 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Tigers. down Angels, 5-1 By MARK BOROWSKI Specialtothe Daily DETROIT - After a 63-minute rain delay, Detroit finally got a chance to play the high-flying California Angels, who had won five straight coming into last night's game. But it was the Tigers who proved red hot as they snuck past their opponents, 5-1, before 13,529 fans at rain-drenched Tiger Stadium. Starter Jack...…
…Page 16 Saturday, May 16, 1981 The Michigan Daily 4 'M' netters face U national contenders," said Eisner "I Bru ins top seeded am hoping to take two out of the top _ne inismaceP . three singles matches a " TA 1 A and one of the bottom thr t '' R ii n tied at 3-3 going into the in ICLA A tunmn ches, we have an excelle By BARB BARKER Bruins that could help his netters: winning." By ' s The Bruins have no outstanding JUNIOR MICHAEL LE The Mich...…
…Th Mchgan Daily1 Vol. XCI, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 16, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Council hears protest over convict By LOU FINTOR Daily city government reporter In an emotionally charged City Coun- cil meeting last night, more than a dozen civil rights activists, criminal rehabilitation officials, and angry citizens voiced their opposition to a proposed city ordinance that would' require city halfway house resident...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, June 16 1981-The Michigan Daily Library Sciene school re-eives $P56,000 grant 4 By CHERYL MCMILLEN Daily staff writer The University School of Library Science will receive $56,000 in federal grants to train specialists to .provide library and information services aiding minority and disadvantaged groups. The University received the largest grant from the U.S. , Department of Education program, which recently awarded library t...…
…The Michiaon Daily-Tuesdo. June 16. 1981--Page 3 SENA TE COMMIT TEE INCREASES AMTRAK APPROPRIA TION Michigan train will remain By MARK GINDIN the ranking Democrat on the committee, said that this week, Morgan said. Daily staff writer Michigan service will not be eliminated. "We do not Initially, the Reagan administration had recom- Ann Arbor and the rest of Michigan will probably envision any cuts in Michigan," said Linda Morgan of mended $613...…
…Page4-Tuesday, June 16, 1981-The Michigan Daily So at:! Israel'i' raid as shaken peace process 4 CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said yesterday that Israel's attack on an Iraqi nuclear reactor gave the Soviet Union and its Arab allies "a blank check to fill with accusations and lies." He said it had "shakeqi the peace process but not destroyed it." In an exchange of cables that ap- parently took place before the raid, Sadat ...…
…The Michigan Daily-tuesday"June 1t,1961-Page 5 HOLLYWOOD WRITER SPEAKS AT 'U' Writing for TVand His first writing job for MCA in AFTER THREE years the team By PAM FICKINGER Detroit put him "on the road" to New broke up and Belcher got a job in a gas Daily staff writer York, where his comedy sketches were station before he made the move to niversity students with television or noticed by Frank Fontaine, the man Hollywood. scripts gathering dus...…
…4, Arts Tuesday, June 16, 1981 The Michigan Daily Page 6 Dylan shirks preconceptions-and talents-at Pine Knob concert By KEN FELDMAN This is my roundabout way of letting Daily Arts Writer you know that the Bob Dylan who per- One old line on Bob Dylan was that he formed at Pine Knob on Friday night is defied classification or criticism not exactly at his creative peak. In fact, because he had a history of chameleon- he seems for the first ...…
…Pere Ubu - J390 Degrees of Simulated Stereo; Ubu Live: Volume One' - (Rough Trade) - Now I ain't no old-timer, but I remember when you could hunt through a few of those high- priced college record stores and, with a little luck, find a Blank Records pressing of Ubu's first album, The Modern Dance (1977), in the cut-out racks. Never mind anything like that these days. No sir; we've seen Dance become import-only on Mercury; we've seen Chrysalis ...…
…4 Opinion, Page 8 Tuesday, June 16, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCl, No. 29-S Ninety Years of Editorial/Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Dragon deflator P ERHAPS THE BIG, bad federal government isn't a monstrosity in everyone's eyes after all. Yesterday's Supreme Court ruling upholding the national stripmining law is a clear-cut vic- tory not only for ecology but for federal! regulatory...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 16, 1981-Page 9 Cuts finalized at 'U' Botanical Gardens (Continued from Page 1) Collins said. The remainder will come from several other sources. They plan to ask for a 75c donation from visitors as well as a fee from organizations that hold meetings at the Gardens, he said. ABOUT $20,000 of the deficit will hopefully be made up by charging researchers for space used at the Gar- dens, Henry said. Collins added...…
…Page 10--Tuesday, Jun l6, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 Citizens criticize pro posed 'parolee' ordinance Continued from Page 1) cannot be based upon the same prin- ciple." Earlier, Morris said that rather than considering an ordinance that would require registration of prisoners and parolees who reside in Ann Arbor, the council favors the "resolution" ap- proach. This will only "request" in- dividuals to register with the city ad- ministrator, ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 16, 1981-Page 11 LEARNING SEMINAR A 'UNIQUE' EXPERIENCE Seminar draws educators By JENNIFER MILLER Daily staff writer Graduate students and faculty members from psychology and education fields are being provided with a unique "think tank" in the form of an inten- sive, month-long seminar on learning and motivation in the classroom. Ann Marie DeBritto, an education and psychology graduate student, said the semi...…
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