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…e Mic iganDa Vol. XCI, No. 33-S Ann Arbor,'Michigan-Saturday, June 20, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Regents ax geography Vote marks end o long, rocky review By ANDREW CHAPMAN before voting at 10 a.m. to eliminate the Daily staff writer department. "It (discontinuance) is not a desirable op- The University Regents voted unanimously tion," Frye informed the Regents. "But it's yesterday morning to discontinue the the best option we have." geograp...…

…Page 2-Saturday, June 20, 1981-The Michigan Daily Card catalogues at .. library consolidated By ANNETTE STARON Houbeck, Jr., the assistant coordinator Daily staff writer of the official catalogue project, "it was It took four weeks of refiling cards, something under discussion for a num- double-checking entries, and resorting, ber of years." Within the last year, it but the University's two main library was decided to combine operations and ca...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 20, 1981-Page 3 OFFICIALS STRESS CIVIL DEFENSE A WARENESS Grim scenario considered By JOHN ADAM Daily staff writer International talks break down. Washington gives Moscow an ultimatum: Withdraw all foreign troops from the Persian Gulf within one week. Surveillance satellites monitoring the Soviet Union spot a migration of Soviet citizens out of the major industrial and population centers. Washington prepares...…

…Page 4-Saturday, June 20, 1981-The Michigan Daily U.N. Council condemns 4 Israel 's, FromAP andUPI UNITED NATIONS - The United States joined the rest of the Security Council yesterday in strongly condem- ning Israel for destroying Iraq's nuclear reactor and urging the Jewish state to make "appropriate redress." Israel immediately rejected the resolution as "biased and one-sided." Israeli Ambassador Yehuda Blum, who already declared his gover...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June20, 1981-Paqe 5 REAGAN SEARCHES FOR NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Letter prompts retirement From AP and UPI someone just because he or she is not a white male." his nearly 23 years on the high court, said his decision WASHINGTON-Observing that "it's better to go Reagan, under pressure to appoint the first woman to wait had nothing to do with Jimmy Carter being too soon than to stay too long," Supreme Court to the S...…

…Page' 6LSaturdcy,Ji'ne'2O,1981Va"7b'Michigon Daily State officials rally behind ' physical thera (Continued from Page 3) and training facilities whe declining support from LSA and the therapy student might go medical school, and has said he would semester practium support discontinuance rather than see diminished because oft the program further deteriorate number of supervisors. without the needed support. "IF THE supervisors ar THE CHAIRWOMA...…

…TheMici o Dit -Saturda June 20, 1981-Page7 The ich;:i",," an.,",, ______________ . , Y ,:75,v 7 ";;:t.AT.!~ ? Regents initiate review of '0 U' dormitories (Continuedfrom Page 3) by a yet unnamed senior University administrator. A report will be presented to the Regents at their Sep- tember meeting. The Regents also authorized the planning of a $1.5 million rehersal hall to be added to the School of Music on North Campus. SEVERAL NEW administ...…

…Opinion Page 8 Saturday, June 20, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Inflation: whose fault? Most people don't begin to un- All this because the supply of gold and more on various programs, Vol. XC, No. 3- derstand inflation. They merely -money-increased at a rapid they financed the subsequent say it is terrible, then try to find a rate. deficit by simply printing more Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom scapegoat: Among the fall guys Co...…

…Arts The Michigan Daily Saturday, June 20, 1981 Page9 A not-so-super sequel By TOM NUNEZ Daily arts writer If you stayed long enough to watch all of the credits roll by in Superman, the Movie, you would have noticed the quiet announcement that Superman II would be coming next year. Well, it's next year already, and so, for many of you, the long and torturous wait is over. You may find, however, that Superman II was not quite worth the wait; i...…

…4 Arts Page 10 Saturday, June 20, 1981 The Michigan Daily X's 'Wild Gift' The Pretenders The Pretenders-'Extended Play' (Warner Bros.) For the most part, great rock 'n roll has been produced by men. There really have never been any great female rockers. So when I heard the first Pretenders' record last year, I was stunned. Not only did the band manage a wonderful synthesis of heavy metal and soul, but frontwoman Chrissie Hynde seemed a b...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 20, 1981- Page 11 Happenings. (Continued from Page Two) Folk Dance Club - Beg. teaching: Union, 7-8:15 p.m. ECKANKAR - Book disc. on "The Creative Techniques" from "The Spiritual Notebook" by Paul Twitchell: 302 E. Liberty, 8 p.m. CFT - The Gold Rush, Michigan Theater, 4,7 and 9 p.m. PIRGIM - panel discussion on financial aid, 7:30 p.m., Union Assembly Hall. Lesbian-Gay Pride Week - Free Movie, Word is Out, a...…

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…Pade 1A4Satrda June 20, 1981-The Mithigan Daily Baseball strike goes on and on as 4 negotiations flounder and fizzle NEW YORK (AP)-Talks broke off in long waiting game." players' bargaining team was frustrated. the week-old major league baseball strike Mark Belanger, player representative of the "We asked if they had any questions or yesterday and federal mediator Kenneth Baltimore Orioles, said the two sides had been areas to discuss in the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Soturdoy, June 20;,1981-Page 15 Tennis Teens Aushin, Jaeger ace-o in inals EASTBOURNE, England (AP) - Andrea Jaeger defeated Martina Navratilova 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 yesterday to reach the final of the $125,000 BMW women's grass courts tennis champion- ships. The 16-year-old schoolgirl from Lincolnshire, Ill., played almost ex- clusively from the baseline and her tac- tics frustrated the 24-year-old two-time Wimbledon champion. De...…

…4 Sports Page 16 Saturday, June 20, 1981 The Michigan Daily NICKLA US TWO STROKES BACK Burns takes lead in Open 4 .ARDMORE, Pa. (AP) - Defending champion Jack Nicklaus blew a share of the lead with a double bogey on the 16th hole and left big George Burns alone in the top spot yesterday in the, second round of the 81st United States Open Golf Championship., Burns, highly critical of the spon- soring U.S. Golf Association, scattered seven b...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 32-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 19, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Regents set for geography decision Daily Photo by PAUL ENGST ROUM Vice President for Academic Affairs Bill Frye listens to speakers defending the University's geography department during the public comments session of yesterday's Regents' meeting. Frye, who presented the Regents with his recommendation to discontinue the department, has as...…

…Page 2-ri'day, June 19, 1981-The Michigar iDaily 'U' researcher Katona dead at 79 4 George Katona, a pioneer in the field of research at the University's Institute of Social Research and widely con- sidered the "dean of American behavioral economists," died yester- day in Germany at the age of 79. A member of the faculty since 1946, Katona was the originator of the regular Surveys of Consumer Attitudes. He was also founder and long-time dire...…

…The MichiganDaily-Friday ,une 19. 198. -Page ERIM'S BREAKTHROUGHS BENEFIT 'U' Local firm reveals inventions By JOHN ADAM Daily research reporter In what has been described as a "quantum jump," two major inventions by Ann Arbor's Environmental Research Institute of Michigan may have "really important potential for upgrading heavy industry in Southeastern Michigan" and have beneficial im- plications for the University as well. Robert DiGiovanni...…

…Panep -Fdcay, June 19, 1981-The Michigan Daily State approves hospital (Continuedfromrage) approved the hospital figure with the understanding that the total cost would not exceed $285 million, said committee Chairman Gary Owen (D-Ypsilanti). Bremer said University Hospital revenue bonds and private donations will cover the balance of the project not paid by the state. Ultimately, student fees serve as a back-up source of collateral, accordin...…

…Senate kills nuclear waste transport bill LANSING (UPI) - The Senate effec- tively killed yesterday a bill which would have stiffly regulated a planned shipment of radioactive waste across the Mackinac Bridge. On a 23-10 vote, the Senate sent the measure to the Upper Peninsula In- dustrial and Economic Affairs Commit- tee - a group which has not met in its nearly three years of existence and probably will not meet on the bill. THE BILL needed...…

…4 Page 6 Openi By GINA DiMA Daily Arts Wri Loose Ends, which had past Wednesday night series of contemporary s with the relationship o Peace Corps alumnus, Kaiser), and an equally surely determined and woman, Susan (Rebecca relationship unfolds lil rosebud: so sure and destination, only to fi bloomed an ornery bee hd Paul . Susan. Sen... Selina 'Loose Ends' by Michael Welle Power Center for the Performing A June 17-20,1981 ....,...............…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 19, 1981-Page 7 Koko Taylor commands ** driving Blues Machine - "Gimme a D Gimme an A Gimme anl ...L . ..Y Give the MICHIGAN DAILY *-that old college try CALL 764-0558 to order your subscription f All£375N MAPLE Daily Discount Matinees $2.00 for shows before 6:00 & for shows before 2:00. No Discount Prices for "RAIDERS" EXCALIBUR 7 1:30-4:15-7:15-9:40 Koko Taylor (right) relaxes with her band, the Blues Machine...…

…The Michigan Daily- Friday, June 19, 1981 Page 8 Cruising: A Fida nig Not as much action with the not-for-TV cops By STEVE HOOK T HERE WAS a particularly warm night earlier this month, one of the first really steamy nights of the sum- mer, when I accompanied an Ann Ar- bor Police Department cruiser for a Friday night shift. What follows is an account of that experience: 4:30 P.M. When I arrived at the police' station, the officer behind the d...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 19, 1981-Page9 it shift with the AAPD soon. "You'll like Richard," he told me, "He's a real colorful man, a fun partner." Before picking up his partner, though, here would be a quick run through the Maynard Street parking structure. "Lots of smoking, lots of drinking in there," Heinold informed me. Sure enough, within a minute there were two arrests, but for neither of the above of- fenses. These would be "Urin...…

…4 Opinion Page 10 Friday, June 19, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 32-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Reluctant assent THE DAILY RELUCTANTLY supports the recommendation of Academic Affairs Vice-president Bill Frye that the University's geography department be discontinued. At the same time, however, we harbor grave misgivings over the largely closed and...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 19, 1981-Page 11 China aiding U WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States is getting information on Soviet missile tests and other vital military in- formation from Chinese specialists using U.S.-supplied equipment at two spy stations in northwest China, gover- nment sources said yesterday. The sources, who asked to remain anonymous, stressed their concern that disclosure of the arrangement might embarrass the Chine...…

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…Pae 4- rid oyJne 19981-theMithigdn Daily SPOR TS OF THE DAILY 4 Umps NEW YORK (AP)-Richie Phillips, counsel for the Major League Baseball Umpires Association, said yesterday that umpires considered striking in protest of American League President Lee MacPhail's edict that Terry Cooney couldn't umpire a game in- volving the Oakland A's. But Phillips said the potential walkout was made unnecessary by the players' strike that began last Friday ...…

…Strike talks resume- what ' new? By the Associated Press And on the seventh day, the negotiators rested. "I made the suggestion to both sides that they should leave here, rethink their positions, come back here Friday (today) at 3 p.m. EDT, prepared to go forward, address the issue and come to an agreement and conclusion," said Ken Moffett, who played shuttle diplomacy Wednesday, attempting to make peace between the striking players and the b...…

…4 Sports Page 16 Friday, June 19, 1981 The Michigan Daily Unknown Thorpe surprises field, leads Open with first- round 66 {1 ARDMORE, Pa. (AP)-Jim Thorpe, one of the few blacks on the pro golf tour, birdied the last two holes for a 4- under-par 66 and a surprise one-shot lead yesterday in the first round of the 81st U.S. Open. Thorpe, 31, a one-time running back at Morgan State, is a career struggler, a refugee from the PGA Tour's Monday mo...…

…The Michigan Dail Vol. XCI, No. 31-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 18, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages U.S. hedges on Iraq raid From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - The ad- ministration acknowledged yesterday Iraq is seeking a nuclear weapons aity but disagreed with Israel's claim that its raid on Baghdad was necessary because Iraq was on the verge of building an atomic bomb. "We don't agree with that position of Israel," Undersecretary of State Wa...…

…Page 2-Thursday, June 18, 1981-The Michigan Daily Bill proposed t'uph old' family WASHINGTON (UPI) - Three news conference in the Capitol that Republicans asked Congress yesterday although he had not discussed the bill to "uphold the American family" by with Reagan, he knew the president barring the federal government from stood for its objectives. interfering with spouse abuse, spanking "I WOULD hope, conceptually, we itrerng ithe sporuse bus...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 1,8, 19$1--Page3 AATU urges tenant activism By PAMELA KRAMER Daily staff writer "What'll you do?" sigh thousands of students, year after year, about Ann Arbor's "unique" housing situation. The woes of high rents and sometimes poor living conditions in the city are endlessly voiced as students throw up their hands in exasperation ... and usually do nothing more. The hesitancy of students to do something more ...…

…Page 4-Thursday, June 18,1981-The Michigan Daily Advertiser's TV boycott gets mixed reviews _4 By the Associated Press Procter & Gamble, TV's biggest spender, got mixed reviews from Hollywood and Madison Avenue yesterday for refusing to advertise on 50 shows it deemed too violent or sexually explicit and for saying it listens "very carefully" to conser- vative critics of television. Procter & Gamble chairman Owen Butler revealed the decision...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday June 18, J181-Page 5 Balloons, lemonade, kids, and buses Proud city officials unveiled a sleek new fleet of 14 city buses yesterday with a police-escorted parade through the city, speeches at City Hall, and free lemonade and balloons for children. The shining new, $143,600 GMC buses rolled down State Street flanked by a police escort before arriving at City Hall to be dedicated with speeches by grinning city officia...…

…4 Arts Thursday, June 18, 1981 The Michigan Daily Page 'Breaker Morant,'an effectively understated anti-w ar statement 4 By JOSHUA PECK It argues in painstakingly under- Last Friday, the Australian film stated terms against the unspeakable Breaker Morant quietly crept into the brutality of war, yet simultaneously Ann Arbor Theatre. This Friday, it will embraces the nobility of some of the just as quietly creep out, to make room men who a...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 18, 1981-Page 7 Fred Frith -s 'Speechless' Fred Frith - 'Speechless' (Ralph) - Public Image Limited's The Flowers of Romance has finally thrown the whole thing back into our faces: Experimen- tal rock music has become little more than an elaborate conceptual game. If you can bring yourself to say that you actually enjoy listening to that crap, other people will realize you are one of a select few and will sa...…

…4 Opinion Page 8 Thursday, June 18, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 31-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Stockpiling the world A MERICA'S DECISION to sell lethal military arms to China is international pragmatism at its most cynical. Though the Reagan administration harbors no historical love for the Peoples' Republic, the White House is now- perfectly wi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 18, 1981--Page 9 Nuclear submarine launched GROTON, Conn. (UPI) - Anti- Block Island Sound and the Atlantic Eastern Point. Administration sources said the spy nuclear protesters and cheering sailors Ocean. The Navy said Adm. Hyman G. ship Ekwator apparently planned to use yesterday sent the Navy's mightiest TWO PROTESTERS, who dove into Rickover, the 81-year-old father of the its sophisticated equipment to mon...…

…Page 10-Thursday, June 18,.1981- Oklahoma convict misses execeutioni date -TheMichigan Daily 4 OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - A state appellate judge said yesterday a con- demned double slayer whose execution wasn't stayed until two days after the date a lower court had ordered him to die was never in real danger of dying. "But we don't like for this sort of thing to happen," Tom Brett, presiding judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals, said of the m...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thur sday, Jlt1n l8,'1T9'$1'P '1'I AATU urges activism (Continued from Page 3) and their landlord reached the city's first private rent control agreement. Two years after the tenants had decided to withhold rent, Ann Arbor District Court Judge George Alexander signed an order that reduced the rent charged for the last two years, and con- trols the rent to be charged through 1982-83-regardless of who the future tenants are. ...…

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…9Fpge l1A-T)jursoi~y,, JIlneW10, .4$,-Thv Mirhigon Daily 4 (THIS BUD'S FOR YOU By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE B ELIEVE IT OR NOT, THERE ARE A FEW GOOD THINGS THAT have come out of the baseball strike. The folks whose houses border the baseball parks of the major leagues can finally enjoy a summer weekend without having fans trample through and toss debris on their property; you can open your paper without having to read the latest Fernando Valenzuela s...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Jund 18,1981-Pi JACK NICKLAUS, pictured here blasting out of a sand trap in an earlier tournament this year, will be defending his championship title today at the 81st U.S. Open Championship. Nicklaus is seeking a record fifth Open title and his 20th major championship. 156 golfers will be competing at the start of the tourney, which will be played over the tricky, 6,544-yard East course at the Merion Golf Club in...…

…orts Thursday, June 18, 1981 I Page 16 The Michigan Daily FLYING THE COOP Elam, Hool sign with Blue Jays 4 By RON POLLACK Daily sports writer Ever since the College World Series began two-and- a-half weeks ago, nothing has gone right for the Michigan baseball team. The Wolverines were quickly sent packing as they dropped their first two games to Mississippi State and Texas. And now the Wolverines' losses continue to mount as sophomore p...…

…The michigianDaly igan-Wednesday, June 17, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Frye urges geography elknination i wan you,.. ... to support my tax plan. President Reagan fielded questions on a wide range of issues and tried to garner support for his tax cut plan yesterday in his first televised press conference in more than three months. See story, Page 10. U.S. to sell arms to China, Haigannounces 75 By ANDREW CHAPMAN Daily staff writer In a ...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, June 17, 1981-The Michigah Ddily Bomb hits home of B aniSadr; Ousteris likely- I From AP and UPI ANKARA, Turkey - Iranian militan- ts bombed President Abolhassan Bani- Sadra home -and besieged his office, yesterday as parliament voted to begin a debate that could lead to his im- peachment, reports from Tehran said. Officials from the revolutionary prosecutor's office barged into the presidential compound at midmorning with ...…