…Arts Page 11 Friday, May 8, 1981 The Michigan Daily LEGENDAR Y BLUES BAND Stay ing true to the blues By KEN FELDMAN If any musical format can be labeled restrictive, it is the blues. With a tradition of at least 60 years, and with rock stars routinely impersonating it to prove that they have roots, the blues of- ten seems a parody of itself. Well, it certainly did not seem so Wednesday night at Rick's. The Legen- dary Blues Band knows what ca...…
…Page 12-Friday May 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily KING'S ADVISOR, 12 OTHERS WOUNDED Bomb kills 3 Spanish officers I From AP and UPI MADRID (AP)-Two terrorists on a motorbike pulled alongside an army car yesterday, placed a bomb on its roof, and sped off as it exploded, seriously wounding the military ad- viser to King Juan Carlos, killing three officers, and injuring more than a dozen other people. Police said Basque separatists claimed responsi...…
…The MichiganDaily-Friday, May 8, 1981-Page 13 MORE TALKS SCHEDULED AT JACKSON PRISON Guards'labor protest continues LANSING (UPI)-Southern Michigan Prison guards say they are spread dangerously thin and warn more labor trouble may lie ahead for the world's largest walled prison if their complaints are not resolved. About 35 to 40 evening shift guards at Danceable laments from Lane (Continued from Page 11) made for lamentation. Further, Lane i...…
…Page 14-Friday, May 8, 1981-The Michigan Dail' Hike in health care costs expected CHICAGO (AP) - A sagging economy in the first half of the 1980s will have a severe impact on health care, with poor people and public hospitals becoming the most vulnerable to cutbacks, a group of resear- chers has predicted. The researchers said in an article in the current issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association that hospitals, public health a...…
…Daily-Friday, May 8, 1981-Page 15 Milliken OKs university funding (Continued from Page 1) Funding for a program to lure more movie productions to Michigan is con- tained in the $16.7 million supplemental appropriations bill for the current fiscal year signed by Milliken. The measure also contains $1.5 million to reimburse local governments for the legally embattled Proposal A verification program as well as $3.4 million for last year's preside...…
…Page 16-Friday, May 8 1981-The'Michigan Daily Lo- of5 WINNERS EVERY DAY SIf youiod yoo ame od odstinofm No Contest To Enter dress in today's Michigan Daily " EUPIN Bi spt d ce3o"sored ba e C lssfied page I IA A Esp oby utlo hog odysCasfe d YOUSU .NYFA MENSMOKE STATE THEATER Five U of M. students wil hnd thei TWO FREE TICKETS MIDNIGHT n oarssape CLAoSSIFIEDoAD .ooo.of. PINK SHOWS hu so"ff "oa020 MaynadSt STATE 1-2-3-4 $CAO .dovi o h y h CM7-dni...…
…DAILY CLASSIFIEDS The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 8, 1981-Page 17 Private car sales must be reported (Continued from Page 16) TRANSPORTATIO RIDE NEEDED to Los Angeles area A.F.B.). Leave by 5/14/81. Share gas an 11-442. Ask f r James Oas. R YOUNG WOMAN seeking living quarters. family home. Near campus. 1-353-2846 or 1- MISCE L LANEOUS FREE ROM, phone, food and utilities in for dog walking and house sitting. Late Ma 663-4397. HOUSEHOLD- AUCTI...…
…Page 18-Friday, May 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Oakland homers burn Tigers, 5-3 I OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)-Tony Ar- mas led a four-homer Oakland attack with his ninth of the season, breaking a 3-3 tie in the seventh inning, as the A's defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-3 yester- day. The first three A's homers were off Detroit starter Dan Petry, 0-2. They trailed 3-1 after three innings, but Cliff Johnson homered in the fifth and ...…
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…4 Sports -. ..._L!- --- n-!1-- F Page 20 Friday, May 8, 1981 M' TO HOST BIG 10 TOURNEY ^^ "^"''n [) il ne mcnigan uany Blue hoping to 'net' 14th straight I By BARB BARKER " The Michigan men's tennis team has won 25 conference titles in 71 years and has not lost a Big Ten Champion- ship since 1967. " The conference-leading Wolverines are currently undefeated in Big Ten play this season. " Three Michigan netters, Michael Leach, Matt ...…
…The Michigan Daly Vol. XCI, No. 35-S FREE ISSUE Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesddy, July 8, 1981 FREE ISSUE Twelve Pages Il ilReagan ,j~. ~woman to high court From AP and UPI to have been nominated by President WASHINGTON - President Reagan, Reagan for a position on the United breaking a tradition stretching back to States Supreme Court," said O'Connor. George Washington, said yesterday he "If confirmed, I will do my best to serve will nominate Ari...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, July 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Iran executes 9 more; closes news office, 4 BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Iran's Islamic regime executed nine more op- ponents yesterday and closed the Tehran bureau of the British news agency Reuters, Tehran radio said. The government also expelled three South Korean diplomats and advised most of the rest of the South Korean Embassy staff to leave within two weeks, the radio broadcasts monitored in...…
…The Michigan aily--Wednesday, July 8, 1981-Page 3 CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES LEAVE STUDENTS HANGING Financial aid uncertain By MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer The lengthy debate in Washington over the proposed changes in aid to college students has produced smaller funds for most University students and confusion for financial aid officers. The Pell Grant (formerly the BEOG) has been reduced in funding as well as the formula used in computing the a...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, July 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Financial aid awards still up In the air 4 (Continued from Page 3) Both houses have decided to impose an initial fee to cover processing expen- ses as well as part of the subsidized in- terest rate, said Zimmerman. The Senate has recommended a 5 percent fee while the House has recommended a 4 percent fee. The hills are presently in conference committee to have the differences ironed out, said...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 8, 1981-Page 5 CONSERVATIVES BUYING SEQUOIA FOR REAGAN Businesses pitch-in for yacht WASHINGTON (AP)-Fifteen major corporations have pledged at least $25,000 apiece to keep the for- mer presidential yacht Sequoia on the Potomac River for use by President Reagan and other conservative leaders, an officer of the Presidential Yacht Trust says. But Edgar Skinner, head of trust and a fundraiser for the conservati...…
…Opinion Page 6 Wednesday, July 8, 1981 The Michigan Daily 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 35-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan HeyMleaders! A S OUR ADMINISTRATORS ponder the long-term dilemmas of the University this summer, a critical lesson from the painful geography department elimination process merits review. Perhaps the most persuasive argument for cutting the geography d...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Wednesday, July 8, 1981 Page 7 Lucas and Spielberg: Two guys who should lay off the kid's stuff By RJ SMITH Hollywood doesn't make movies anymore, it manufactures lollipops. Big, rainbow-bright, sticky-sweet con- fections passed out at the ticket booth, sugary thank-yous of bright colors and comic book characters that reward the viewer for being nice and shelling out the admission price. Hollywood might have cut its ow...…
…Pag~e8-Wednesday, July 8,1981-The Michigan Doily i .f. . you find your nome and od ' ' .o.. " isting of movies 3 WINNERS EVERY DAY dress in todoy's Michigan Doily A CAGE for a contest No Contest To Enter « Res ul s!'o'assf'od page A) s I pon"ore''by Ju't"loottrough0'0Clas'ifiedds' YOU WIN AUX FOLLES A psX STATE THEATER ThreeU , of M students will find their names hidden in this section. If your C E TWO FREE TICKETS MIDNIGHT name appearscm. oe ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July8, 1981- Vietnam returns remains of 3 American G.I.s CLARK AIR FORCE BASE, Philip- pines (UPI) - Vietnam yesterday han- ded over to a U.S. honor guard three small wooden coffins with the remains of three American servicemen missing since the Vietnam War. In the first such ceremony since 1978, the 10-man honor guard flew into Hanoi Airport to take the coffins aboard a .S. Air Force C-130 Hercules transport an...…
…Page 10-Wednesday, July 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily SPOR TS OF THE DAILY Hearns, Leonard fight finalized 4/ NEW YORK (AP) - The long- awaited meeting of Sugar Ray Leonard and Thomas Hearns will take place in Las Vegas Sept. 16, with officials saying yesterday thatthe fight for the univer- sal welterweight championship could produce a record gross of up to $50 million. Leonard and Hearns, with just one loss between them in 63 professional bout...…
…1968 Year It doesn't matter if you side with the players or the owners in the baseball strike, there is one thing everyone agrees on - it is an unfortunate situation. So in order to partially relieve the misery of any baseball junkies going through withdrawal, throughout the duration of the strike the Daily will provide a look back to ca-more pleasant time - 1968. There was no free agent compensation, no NLRB, no court in- junctions, and no st...…
…Sports Page 12. Wednesday, July 8, 1981. The Michigan Daily BASEBALL STRIKE CONTINUES . U.Sin Kuhn testifies at hearing{.:.ai NEW YORK (AP) - Commissioner Bowie Kuhn testified bargaining. Management's position is that there is no s yesterday that estimates by the certified public accountant problem and none ever has been claimed across the company Ernst and Whinney saying the $320,000 average bargaining table. salaries for major league basebal...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 58-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 8, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Iran, France move closer o crisis Daily Photo by KIM HILL The Rush is on These students in the Student Activities Building are among the many currently offering and looking for housing for Fall term. The Housing Office on the first floor offers a matching service for those who have available housing, and those who are seeking housing...…
…Page 2-Saturday, August 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Watt will postpone offshore oil drillin WASHINGTON (AP)-Interior Secretary James Watt announced yesterday that because of a legal dispute, he is delaying until at least 1983 a decision on whether to permit of- fshore oil and gas drilling in four scenic areas off the Northern California coast. The decision gave conservationists, who had complained about the dangers from possible oil spills, at...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday August 8, 1981-Page 3 Strategies for energ Reagan s deregulation sparks debate By MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer Will trust in the free market solve the nation's energy problems or will gover- nment deregulation merely allow the American public to continue wasting energy instead of encouraging conser- vation? This is the debate sparked among national and University energy experts by President Reagan's recently unve...…
…Page 4-Saturday, August 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily 'U' Iranian students arrested after protest 4 (ContinuedfromPage 1) and Naturalization service in Otisville Federal Detention Center, in Otisville, N.Y., pending a hearing scheduled for this Tuesday, according to Suzanne Knight, executive assistant to the war- den. They were brought to Otisville from the Brooklyn Detention Facility, where all immigrants are detained if arrested. The arrested...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 8, 1981-Page 5 Energy policy sparks de bate (Continued from Page 3) . "WHEN THE prices were held ar- tificially low," Pack said, "the producers went after cheap, foreign oil." The result was a decline in further domestic production and more gas- guzzling automobiles, he said. On the other hand, said Pack, when the price of energy rises, there is an in- crease in production and the actual use of the energy d...…
…Opinion Page 6 Saturday, August 8, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 58-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Talking tough T'S A bit difficult, politically speaking, to feel undue sympathy toward the striking air controllers as the Reagan administration con- tinues to make good on its mass firing threat. The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PA...…
…Arts The Mic Page 7 Kid Creole and Coconuts Kid Creole and the Coconuts-'Fresh Fruit in Foreign Places'-(Ze- Sire)-This album could well serve as the Creole manifesto, a word which has been commandeered by The Coconuts to denote their musical intermingling of different cultures. Kid Creole's second album is a persuasive argument for recognition that such exchanges are taking place, celebration of the fertile and truly American hybrids that...…
…Page 8-Saturday, August 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily If 3'de~ ocvo WINNERS EVERY DAY dreAesintday sM ch~gon Daily ALAN FLUNT'S foboyontstNo Contest To Etor g Re. closssfied page WHAT DO YOU SAY ALIN sponsored by Jus ook through todays Cassfed Ads YOU WIN TO A NAKED LADY STATE THEATER Thee Ua o f Mstdesw lindtheir TWO FREE TICKETS ---MIDNIGHT pnaen baeessctny y IMdngh.Mvis. SARSHOWS s 3 4 STATE 1-2-3-4 MA T R EK RISA ovine fyur hiewillhbprsnted C...…
… I DAILY CLASSIFIEDS I The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 8, 1981-Page 9 Gov't may hire back some air controllers (Continuedfrom Page8) PERSONAL Two instant color passport pictures only $5.6 Dyck pobos Photo, 407 E. William Street. REPLACE YOUR MUFFLER BE CLASSES! 30 minutes or less .. lifetime gu . proven lowest price .. Call Ann Arbor Mu your price over the phone 769-5913. PEGASOS ASTROLOGICAL COUNSELING sonal problem solving and fore...…
…Page 10-Saturday, August8, 1981-The Michigan Daily SPORTS OF THE DAILY 4 Murphyretai his last two starts, shot a 69 that left DULUTH, Ga. (AP) - Bob Murphy him alone at 137- Fuzzy Zoeller, a for- returned from a storm delay to finish mer Masters champion, steady Tom off a 69 that enabled him to retain a one- Kite and Vance Heafner were next at shot -lead yesterday in the weather- 138. Heafner- matched par 70, Zoeller plagued and - again - un...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 8-, 1981-Page 11 Ann Arbor plays host to Reds 4 Ann Arbor, normally thought of as the home of T University of Michigan sports teams, has had a g newcomer in athletics recently. Due to a jazz festival being held in Riverfront Stadium, the Cin- cinnati Reds have been practicing at both C C Michigan's Fisher Stadium and Fieldhouse. Cmn- a ~ ~. ) cmnnati arrived Saturday and practiced in Ann ~<Arbor through Thu...…
…Sports 4 Page 12 Saturday, August 8, 1981 The Michigan Daily MCCORMICK MIGHT REDSHIRT 'M' cager to have surgery-again 4 From Daily staff reports Michigan basketball center Tim Mc- Cormick, who has already undergone surgery on his left knee this summer, will have his right knee operated on next Thursday, according to an Athletic Department spokesman. The spokesman said that the decision to operate on the right knee was made because "the ...…
…RA's, RD's jobs on line for low GPAs By JENNIFER MILLER As many as ten dormitory resident advisors or resident directors may be fired by the University because they do not meet the 2.5 grade point average requirement, Charlene Coady, assistant director of in-residence staff, said yesterday. Three students from Bursley, one from Markley, and six from West Quad and other dorms may be fired, according to Coady and the dorms' directors. COADY AND...…
…6 Page 2-Thursday, October 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily TV may cause bad health habits BOSTON (AP)- Television's image of the brawny hero who tosses back liquor, grabs quick snacks and never gets fat or sick may cause poor health attitudes in TV addicts, a study concludes. The researchers say people who watch television many hours a day are likely to adopt the nonchalant; careless outlook of the characters who populate prime-time TV. "The more...…
…Area groups to sponsor national security forum The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 8, 1981 -Page 3 By BETH ALLEN University professors, defense depar- tment official's, and area citizens representing diverse sides of national defense issues will take part in a two- day forum dealing with American foreign policy and the military. Sponsored by LSA Student Gover- nment, the Michigan Student Assem- bly, and a number of Ann Arbor area citizens, ...…
…OPINION Page 4 Thursday, October 8, 1981 The Michigan Daily 0 The world los By Jeffrey Colman Scholarly observers of world politics are apprehensive to use the term "in- dispensable" to describe world leaders. At times of crisis surrounding the death of a major leader, it is natural to feel that the world is ending. Yet somehow, once the air of the crisis is cleared, the fallen leader is replaced and history continues, usually unscathed. ...…
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…Page 6-Thursday, October 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Listing of movies for a contest If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigon Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKEtS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies Apocalypse Now Space Odyssey Listing of movies for a contest sponsored by STATE THEATRE MIDNIGHT SHOWS Fri. & Sat. Oct. 9-10 S WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter Just look through today's Classified Ads. Fi...…
…MWMM% ARTS rhe Michigan Ilaily Thursday, October 8, 1981 Page 7 Shredded wheat has its merits By Pam Kramer ORDON LIGHTFOOT is a lot like shredded wheat. He's not the most exciting performer ever o grace the stage, but what he lacks in pizzazz he can usually make up for with a healthy supply of strong music and frequently fine lyric visions that leave you feeling good. Although the Canadian folksinger is second only to God in the ey...…
…f A The Michigan aDaily's^- SPORTS Thursday, October 8, 1981 Page 8 0 Arbeznik now hits in radio booth By JIM DWORMAN Despite being a two-time All-Big Ten selection at guard and co-captain of the football team in his senior year, John Arbeznik was an unknown on some cor- ners of the Michigan campus. "I'd go into the store to cash a check ,and no one had ever heard of me," said Arbeznik, who lettered in football from 1977 through 1979. T...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 8, 1981--Page 9 Pitching sharp as A's, Astros go up 2-0 Yanks, Expos also win AP Photo Houston Astros' Phil Garner is greeted by Luis Pujols after scoring the winning run on a two-out, bases-loaded single in the bottom of the 11th inning by pinch-hitter Denny Walling as the Astros beat the Dodgers 1-0 yesterday. The win gave the Astros a 2-0 lead as the best of five series moves to Los Angeles. Joe Sam...…
…0 Page 10-Thursday, October 8, 1981--The Michigan Daily THE SPORTING VIEWS Title IX vicissitudes . . ...who really needs equality anyway. By KENT WALLEY I'm glad. Finally the federal gover- nment-all three branches that is-has come to its senses. All I want to do is throw my head back and laugh, ha ha. Goodbye Title IX. Farewell. Adieu. It became obvious to me as I inquired into the administration enforcing Title IX, the Department of Educ...…
…Ninety-Two Years Off Editorial Freedom Mit i4wu ~hii1W OKAY Partly cloudy today with a high in the low 50s. Vol. XCII, No. 52 Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigon-Sunday, November 8, 1981 Ten Cents Eight Pages ScorinSpree 'M' scalpsIllini, 70-21; ties for conference lead By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE After the visiting Fighting Illini had passed themselves to a 21-7 lead in the first quarter yesterday, the Michigan off...…
…0 Page 2-Sunday, November 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Newman speaks out, agaist By KENT REDDING Former NBC Correspondent Edwin Newman brought his crusade against poor grammar, absurd wording, and the general abuse of the English language to Ann Arbor Friday. Addressing the annual meeting of the University Press Club Friday, Newman, the author of Strictly Speaking and The Civil Tongue, warned that unless Americans dramatically improve their un...…
…HAPPENINGS. SUNDAY HIGHLIGHT The Russian and East European Studies department presents a festival of Yiddish culturg today with free films, lectures, dramatic readings, folk music and a reception. Herbert Paper will speak on "The Yiddish Language: Mirror of a People," at 1 p.m., Rackham Amphitheater. At 2:30 p.m., there will be dramatic readings and Yiddish music in the Rackham's fourth floor Assembly Hall. There will be a reception at 4 p.m. ...…
…OPINION 0 Page 4 Sunday, November 8, 1981 The Michigan Daily I1 &tre imideaUn an1 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Wasserman SENATOR, MYOUR O4AT A15ouT THE Vol. XCII, No. 52 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Protecting whose family? &UN' CONTROL No I &eT {HUNIDDSOF IQ 000 \ KILLED ECH HAWD&UN5 ? T~lEY SEE-4 MUCHHLESS VOCAL r ,/...…
…-THE PUZZLE Yal The Michigan Daily- e rec I By Don Rubin The following hate mail just came in from Queen Mataaho, who was nice enough to enclose the following clues as to where on earth she was coming from: 175°14' 21*10' We'd like her return address (to the nearest population center). Last week's answer: Key -1600 fit the lock. The following people answered last week 's puzzle correctly: Kevin Whitted Andrew Jacobsen Edward Masck Marius...…
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