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…4 The Grad runneth over: Campus lacks study space By TERRI WEINTRAUB Ami Krane, a first year business student, walked up and down the aisles in the Gradu- ate Library Reference Room only to find no empty seats. Nothing new, she thought. So she opted for carrel hunting through the stacks. Again, no seats. Again, nothing new. Just when she thought she had explored every nook and cranny, she stumbled upon the first floor reference room for Near...…

…6 Page 2-Tuesday, February 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily RADIO STATION DROPS FREE-FORM STYLE: a WIQB a By STEVE HOOK Local radio station WIQB-FM, previously a free-form, album-oriented rock station, has changed its musical format to the familiar automated soft' rock style. "I've spent some time analyzing the market," said Ernie Wynn, co-owner and general manager of WIQB and its WNRS AM counterpart. "I concluded that we weren't appealing to a v...…

…COUNCIL APPROVES DEADBOLT PROPOSAL: Lock ordinanc4 By- NICK KATSARELAS City Council last night unanimously passed on first reading a proposed housing ordinance which would require the installation of deadbolt locks on exterior doors and locking devices on exterior windows for all 23,000 rental units in Ann Ar- bor. City Council will hold a public hearing in two weeks, and take a final vote on the issue. If the or- dinance is passed, it will ...…

…j Page 4-Tuesday, February 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily LSA 'consumers need voice Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 103 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The study space game you're bound to lose " " The nature of the "product" which the Literary College provides necessitates a more formal role in the decision making process for its "customers." An education, let alone: a go...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 5, 1980-Pae 5 - - I ' Oscar succeeds in the tradition By ERIC L. SMITH Saturday night's concert at Hill Auditorium reaffirmed what most Ann Arbor Jazz , fans already believed. Oscar Peterson ranks alongside of Art Tatum, Bud Powell and Earl Hines, as one of the primary jazz pianists. His greatness is solidified by his mastery of many techniques and styles. Both in treatment of old standards and contempora...…

…0 Page 6-Tuesday, February 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily i r If you find your name and address t I ' in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOIN&REEFER YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS MANS PIE RI T 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY' No Contest To Enter! Just look through today's Classified Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their names hidden in this section. If your name and address appear, call our busi ness office at 764-0560 (9 a.m.-5 p.m.), 420 May...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 5, 1980-Page 7 '..".4C+........................ . ,. , .' .. ...s.......................................................................,'-....-.-....-J.N. It may be mid-winter but at the Trueblood Theatre it's the . 0 Speakers ............... .......... ............ encourage "new nuke plant ban at hearing By MITCH STUART Special to The Daily DETROIT - Support for a five-year moratorium on new nuclea...…

… Page 8-Tuesday, February 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily 5-5 MICHIGAN TRAILS BY TWO GAMES: The B By ALAN FANGER As awkward as it may seem, Rich Falk and his Northwestern Wildcats must be commended for performing ne function this far into the Big Ten basketball season. At least they've con- firmed the forecasts of many critics by remaining in the conference cellar. i With the exception of the Wildcats' meemingly annual dive to the bottom, owever, ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 5, 1980-Page 9 Tumbing woes: Blue gymnastics teams are toppled by Buckeyes By LEE KATTERMAN Even with sbme extra lift-comple- ents of the Buckeyes-the Michigan ymnasts weren't able to bounce past their Columbus rivals in last Saturday's dual meet, losing 269.35-263.95. Tumbling on a "spring floor" for the first meet this season, the floor exercise team posted its best total of the season. Senior captain...…

…oage 10-Tuesday, February 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily 6 'I Libraries overcrowded, short c (Continued from Page 1) ing textbooks-and they get angry." A female gradaute student, who declined to give her name, said from her fifth floor assigned carrel that the large number of undergraduates 'using the libarary for textbook studying" annoys her. "I'm glad I got one (a carrel). Before I did I had a hard time finding a place to study." j NEAR EAS...…

…ENDORSEMENTS See editorial page EIEs Eian Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom ~EItiIQ FESTIVE See Today for details ; Vol. XC, No. 147 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 5,1980 Ten Cents Ten Page Prices, jobless rate continue to increase Wholesale From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - Wholesale prices surged upward by 1.4 per cent in Mar- ch, maintaining inflation at an 18 per cent rate, although there were some hopeful signs that inflationary p...…

…Candidates ready for Louisiana primary From AP and UPI Front-runners Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan were favored to win big and gain -more delegates in today's Louisiana primary - a race virtually ignored by their rivals. It will be the state's first presidential primary. None of the major presidential cam- paigners was campaigning yesterday, except for Sen. Edward Kennedy who spent the morning in Philadelphia seeking votes in the April 22 Pen...…

…The Michigan Daily-Soturday, April 5, 1980-Page"3 SEEK TO BREAK TWO-PARTY DOMINATION 19 independents run for MSA By LISSA OLIVER and MITCH STUART Althought large political parties have held a firm grip on the Michigan Student Assembly in recent years, 19 candidates in next week's MSA general election have chosen to run for the assembly as in- dependents, with no party affiliation. These students seem to cite two general objections to runnin...…

…j Page 4-Saturday, April 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily [%.iiie~v Yeas of iEditoriai I Ir('f'(IoI1 Palestinian rights in Israel Vol. XC, No. 147 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan s0 City Councd endorsements Last week the University was honored to have Dr. Israel Shahak, Chairman of the Israel League for Civil Rights (ILCR) speak to the problem of Palestinian human rights in Israel. Shahak was...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 5, 1980--Poge 5 i/. r :: Ffth ward candidates camnpaignl for party support Continued from Page1)t ty Jury Commission as valuable ex- periences in her bid for a council seat. She currently teaches civics at Slauson Intermediate School on West Washington Street. C.hesbrough describes herself as fiscally conservative but liberal on social issues. In the one area getting citywide attention - property taxes - s...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 5, 1980-Page 7 'GODSPELL' 'A spoonful of religious sugar s seemed worst members of the ensemble manage to material-often coy and artificial, but es of sappy sen- show fleeting glimpses of an assured somehow immensely charming its parody and comic sensibility. anyway. By DENNIS HARVEY Godspell is a frail, appealling but asily botched conceit-pure whimsy is a difficult genre to sustain for very. long. Like...…

…Page 8-Saturday, April 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily UP SEASON RECORD TO 8-1 Netters trounce Illinois ,9-O BY MARK BOROWSKI Michigan men's tennis coach Brian Eisner has built a dynasty since taking over the netters 10 years ago. His teams have captured the Big Ten title every season since then and took its first step toward another crown yesterday by shutting out Illinois, 9-0 at the Track and Tennis Building. The victory upped Michigan's record...…

…ANGELS, RANGERS COULD CHALLENGE: Roya By DREW SHARP A Daily- orts Analysis *When pitcher Nolan Ryan packed his fastball and departed for the Lone Star territory and the Houston Astros, he nearly collapsed an already shaky California Angels pitching staff. After Ryan's departure, the ace of the Angel pitching corps was a young unknown named Dave Frost, who had a record of 16-10 last season. Starters Chris Knapp and Frank Tanana were racked wit...…

…NE MINI-COURSE: ten lectures, 1 credit SOVIET SEMIOTICS OF CULTURE (alf in English) Lecturer: ANN SHUKMAN, Oxford University Place: Lecture Room 2, MLB Time: 4-5:30 p.m., beginning April 8 For information, call 764-5355 or Checkpoint 764-6830 Page 10-Saturday, April 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily U.S. clergymen to give hostages Easter services in Tehran From AP and UPI Three American clergymen left for Tehran yesterday to hold Easter ser- vices ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan--Thursday, June 5, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Condenmied killer Potts ~ our stay ATLANTA (AP) - Convicted killer Jack Howard Potts, who was to have been executed- in Georgia's electric chair today, won a reprieve last night when a federal judge issued a stay blocking the execution. Potts had fired his attorneys and dropped all appeal efforts last fall, but he changed his mind las...…

…Page 2-Thsday June 5, 190-i Michigan Doily Flint representative introduces legislation to outlaw hiring cult deprogrammers 4 LANSING (UPI) - A Flint lawmaker yesterday introduced legislation to outlaw payments to so-called "thugs" hired by parents to "deprogram" their children of cult influences. Democratic Rep. Thomas Scott said the measure is the first of its kind in the nation. THE MEASURE makes ita felony to hire a deprogrammer or receiv...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 5 1980-Page 3 . Local Scene i8mi RENOVATION PLAN DUE WITHIN THE MONTH Union plan further defined By BONNIE JURAN An informal committee currently "hammering out" concrete suggestions on proposed renovations to the Michigan Union will most likely issue its final report within the month, according to Interim Union Director Suzanne Young. The group's recommendations will be reviewed by the University's executive ...…

…Page 4-Thursday, June 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily NASA endangered by' budget cutting fervor D1gs deserves no extra favors F ORMER CONGRESSMAN Charles Diggs (D Detroit) resigned from his 25-year congressional career Tuesday after the Supreme Court refused to consider his appeal to have his 1978 payroll-padding conviction overturned. It is especially unfortunate that blacks will lose their senior U.S. representative, but now the seat is open fo...…

…The Michigan Doaily-Thursday, June 5, 1980-Page 5 CARTER DECLARES COUNTY FEDERAL DISASTER AREA Nebraska twisters kill 4 From AP and UPI GRAND ISLAND, Neb. - A temporary morgue was set up at a shopping center yesterday as rescue workers searched for more bodies in the wreckage of more than 600 homes and businesses destroyed by tornadoes in Nebraska's third largest city. The confirmed death toll in the Tuesday night storm that leveled much of t...…

…Page 6-Thursday, June 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily : r.{;y;:; 4>}} f"A rts.} ; :: ":x:r r %i:- 4 VAN HALEN About' bassistG was bre megabuc rock ban a fledgli few year Hard rock that won't go By TIMOTHY YAGLE Van Halen II did not exactly pour audiences' brains out both on vinyl and the only productive thing Kiss more gasoline on the already red-hot in concert. Such a feat is not that dif- Gene Simmons has ever done Van Halen fire, "'Somebody ...…

…SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY (left), along with his wife Joan, speaks to a group necessary for a first-ballot victory. Carter, after learning of his primr of campaign workers Tuesday night at his headquarters in Washington. Kennedy tories, makes a fist in a victory salute as he leaves a Tuesday night r: told his supporters he will remain in the race for the Democratic presidential by his campaign workers in Washington. nomination although President Jim...…

…Page 8-Thursday, June 5, 1980--The Michigan Daily S - House, Senate ignore threat of veto, kill Carter gas tax plan 0 WASHINGTON (AP)-By over- whelming margins, both the House and the Senate ignored a veto promise yesterday and voted to kill President Carter's dime-a-gallon gasoline fee. Both chambers disapproved the fee by well over the two-thirds vote that would be needed to override the threatened veto. HOWEVER, DIFFERENCES bet- ween H...…

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…Page 10-Thursday, June 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily Afghanistan government launches draft drive to replenish army ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - The met in Tehran yesterday, and they hope ted centers," it said. A former Afghan official now living in Soviet-backed government in to meet in the coming days with Soviet "IF ANY person does not comply exile said he had been told of Kabul Afghanistan has launched a conscrip- and Afghan officials in Moscow ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 5, 1980-Page 11 Californians reject another Jarvis tax slashing proposition in 61-39% landslide SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Califor- nia's defeat of Howard Jarvis' income tax-slashing scheme looked more like truce than surrender yesterday in the tax revolt that began two years ago with Proposition 13. State and local government officials and educators breathed a little easier when Proposition 9 was buried by voters...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Thurday, June 5, 1980-Page 13 Pilot flies plane into girlfriend's house in possible murder-suicide NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP, N.J. AP)- A pilot possibly distraught over a broken romance buzzed a suburban neighborhood early yesterday and then sent his twin-engine airplace crashing into the house where his girlfriend was staying, authorities said. William Fischer, 31, a former flight attendant for Eastern Airlines, was killed on impac...…

…Page 14--Thursday, June 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily Clark agrees to look into U.S. crimes in Iran 4 From UPI andAP TEHRAN, Iran - Former U.S. At- torney Genetal Ramsey Clark said yesterday he has agreed to President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr's request to form a commission to investigate and expose American involvement in Iran during the deposed shah's regime. . Clark, heading a 10-member U.S. delegati6n to Iran's anti-American con- ference, met Ba...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 5, 1980-Page 15 SPOR TS OF T HE DAILY 'M' sends 7 tracksters to NCAA's BY JON MORELAND Coach Jack Harvey and seven mem- bers of the Michigan men's track team begin competition today in the NCAA outdoor track -championships held on the campus of the University of Texas through Saturday. The Big Ten champion Michigan trackers are represented by long jum- pers James Ross and James Henry, high jumper Mike Lattany...…

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…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 53-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 5, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages President addresses Billy's ties to Libyans From UPI and AP WASHINGTON - President Carter said yesterday there was no White House impropriety in his brother Billy's activity with Libya, but said he was "deeply concerned" about the relation- ship between Billy and the Libyans. Carter said he did not know where the money Billy got from...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, August 5;:1980-The Michigan Daily Justice Dept. drops civil suit against Diggs 4 WASHINGTON (AP)-The Justice Departm~nt yesterday dropped its civil damage'suit against former Detroit Rep. Charles Diggs Jr., saying the im- prisoned ex-lawmaker would be unable to pay any penalty the court imposed. The suit was filed in U.S. District Court last Aug. 16 to recover money Diggs took from House staff members ina payroll padding sche...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-Page 3 :Local Scene Wordprocessors ex-employees picket for third z time this year By MAUREEN FLEMING Former employees and sympathizers have set up a picket line in front of. Wordprocessors, an Ann Arbor duplicating shop, for the third time this- year. Their latest picket is a consumer boycott to "Let the customers know just how unfair the owners are," said . Suzanne Napoleon, a former worker. Wordpro...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily 4 Rape and race: Blacks against blacks Edited and ganaged bsdtdients Mobile, Alabama, is a part of a the Unversty Mf M higa the old South.Walking through the old downtown business district the casual observer can almost see the buildings and stores decaying before one's eyes. Segregation here is still the rule, rather than the exception, in social, political and economic or C oh o e life. Wh...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-Page 5 Minimal voter turnout expected today in Mich. primary election STAGE MANAGER NANCY Kaplan directs independent presidential can- didate John Anderson's attention to various monitors on the set of ABC-TV's Good Morning America show in New York yesterday. Anderson was in the city to address the National Urban League. Kennedy: Democratic convention to be open DETROIT (UPI) - A light voter tur- no...…

…Page 6-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily CITED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT Widows disrupt Klan trial .4 GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - Shouting that the trial was a "sham," the widows of two leftists were led from a courtroom and sentenced to 30 days in; jail yesterday for disrupting the opening of the murder trial of six Ku Klux Klansmen and Nazis. Deputies put adhesive tape over one woman's mouth. Marty Nathan, widow of Michael Nathan, one of ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-Page 7 Scientists begin hunt for Loch Ness monster LONDON (AP) - Midsummer mon- ster hunts have disturbed the placid waters of LochNess since the year 565. In the latest venture of this now-annual. ritual, a team of naturalists left here. yesterday to dredge the Scottish lake with a motor-powered, 40-foot raft and catch Nessie in a net. "The dredging experiment is based on the idea that if there are ...…

…Page 8-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-The.Michigan Daily Art OF THEE I SING' Who says politics aren't fun? 4 4 By ANNE GADON Opening in the wake of the Republican-Convention in nearby Detroit, George and Ira Gershwin's musical comedy Of Thee I Sing is a timely choice for the Summer Repertory season. The Gershwins' political satire traces the presidential campaign of John P. Wintergreen in his efforts to "Put Love in the White House." Along with La...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-Page 9 AP Photo Films ruined A fireman hoses down piles of precious original movie reels destroyed in a fire of unspecified origin at a warehouse in a Paris suburb Sunday. A spokesman for the World Union of Film Museum, considered one of the great film museums, said many originals of famous films were lost forever. Student Libertarians (ContinuedfromPage3)' no laws for or against prostitution, beca...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-Page 11 _______ SpvrvS BASEBALL ROUNDUP Bosox prolong Brewer nosedive BOSTON (AP) - Rookie Glenn Hof- fman extended his hitting streak to seven games with a two-run homer in the third inning last night, igniting the Boston Red Sox to a 7-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Veteran Steve Renko and reliever Bob Stanley combined to check the Brewers on five hits and one earned run. Renko, 6-4, was the...…

…Page 12-Tuesday, August 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily rbn eflforts A banquet U'11 baie 4 Bo Scherpbechler was the first coach to step to the podium at last Friday's Big Ten Kickoff Luncheon in the spacious Grand Ballroom of Chicago's Palmer House. He laughed at last season's frustrations ("I feel very strongly that we'll improve in the kicking game because there's absolutely no way we could get any worse"), briefly discussed the 1980 Wolverines...…

…For your subscription, call 764-0558 FREE ISSUE I bP Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom 143IatiI FREE ISSUE Vol. XCI, No. 2 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 5, 1980 Free Issue Twenty-Eight Pages N. ampus bus hours reduced; 800 protest Daily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM LSA SENIOR DEAN WILSON rushes to catch a Northwood bus. The University is cutting back on bus service to North Campus ...…

…e 2-A-Friday, September 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily ~IF Three Polish mnines still on strike WARSAW, Poland (AP)-Three coal mines in Upper Silesia were still shut down yesterday by a strike over local grievances, but most Polish miners ' returned to work after winning gover- ' nment pledges of independent unions and work-free weekends, informed sources reported. The miners were the final holdouts of a nationwide wave of strikes that star- ted...…