…Ninety-four years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 12-S Copyright 1984 ThMichigan Doil1y Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, June 3, 1984 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Faber jury convicts Pearson of 1st degree murder By MICHAEL BEAUDOIN After a day and a half of deliberation, a jury convicted 17-year-old Machelle Pearson on Friday of the November 22 murder of Ann Arbor resident Nancy Faber. The jury of six men and six women found Pearson guil...…
…ol E :43 Ct441l19 Ninety-four years of editorialfreedom Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, August 3, 1984 Vol. XCIV, No. 32-S Copyrigh 1984 The Mihign Doily Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Hospital finds 5 with hepatitis CAROL L. FRANCAVILLA/Daily Looking on as Gov. James Blanchard signs the higher education appropriation bill yesterday in Lane Hall are (left to right) University President Harold Shapiro, State Rep. Morris Hood (D-Detroit), Spea...…
…Ninety-five years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCV, No. 45-S Copyight 1985 Te Mchigon, Daily Saturday, August 3, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages ,Battle over billboard continues Plane crashes in Dallas; up to 30 feared dead DaBy LAURA BISCHOFF GRAPEVINE, Texas (UPI) - A Lauderdale, Fla. at 4:10 p.m. EDT T o ize bill ysas Delta jumbo jet with more than 150 and was en route to Los Angeles with The oversized billboard on North K 6 Dl Main was...…
…e Micigan ai Vol. XCI, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 3, 1981 Sixteen Pages 'U' therapy program targeted for elimination PHYSICAL THERAPY CURRICULUM Director, Richard Darnell, discusses the Medical School dean's recommendation to discontinue the program which supplies 36 of the state's 87 physical therapists each year. ed school prom otes our wit out tenure By ANDREW CHAPMAN The University Medical School has stirred up con...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 18-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 3, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Ex-attorney general in .k fran despite U.S. gov't objections From UPI and AP TEHRAN, Iran - Defying a U.S. travel ban, former attorney general Ramsey Clark and'Nobel Prize-winning biologist George Wald flew into Tehran with eight other Americans yesterday to try to talk with Iranian officials about the release of 53 American hostages. The Am...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 21-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursdoy, June 3, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Poges plus Supplement - v r . s v d u 4#i i ) 73 y 4r'f Y. . q A bs as k p p Y i, 3 T b in,.,wfY.. yb; .y r 9, s? a m x t ,. iz k f. T " . ,, }v b rd.W x a b s' x r Nsx q . y k . ?mss re 'T 5 w S .. 1. Aga j.. 1 , , t kk a, V ~., le _ ,:) 4, r I $ l . . r a ; "", v, i yf -. f i^. "From AP and UPI British gunners sand commandos tightened the...…
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…4 Page 2-Wednesday, December 3, 1980-The Michigan Daily EPA wins high court ruling on pollution regulation WASHINGTON (AP)-Federal regulators can enforce current clean water standards for an entire industry without considering whether cost of compliance will force some companies out of business, the Supreme Court said yesterday. By a unanimous vote, the high court ruled that the Clean Water Act does not require such consideration. THE DECISI...…
…2-Sunday, October 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily eagan: gov't ill win the ar on drugs a SHINGTON (UPI) - President an, declaring "drugs are bad and going after them," announced rday the federal government will h an aggressive "hot pursuit" Y to track down dope dealers. e're not going to just let them go ewhere else. We're going to be on tails," Reagan said in his weekly ninute radio broadcast in which the first time he shared the ophone with his...…
…6 Page 2-Wednesday, November 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Industrial revolution will displace workeN By JACQUELINE LEWIS A new industrial revolution is taking hold in this country and as a result, three million jobs will disappear, ac- cording to one of the leaders of the Ann Arbor-based Minority Technology Council.1 Computer Aid Design and Computer Aid Manufacturing (CADCAM), as well+ as robotics will be the focus of the coming revolution, a...…
…Page 2-Friday, December 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'U' teaches kids how to operate computers By AMY KORMAN Next, Andre tells the children to pun- No one can dispute that today is the ch in any characters or command they age of computers, and the University is want so they can discover what the preparing for it in a unique way- computer can do. teaching children to run the machines. Andre teaches the class in three Steve Andre, of the Universit...…
…Page 2-Sunday, February 3, 1980-The Michigan Daily TAKE iHISAl DINNER More than fifty percent of the world is starving. Another twenty percent, just plain hungry. And yet, in the face of starvation, they have hope. Hope that the rains will return to the African Plain. Hope that the Asian rice crop will be bigger this year. Hope that someone, anyone, with anything to offer will come to help them fight the battle for life. Someone in the Peace ...…
…The University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Third Distinguished Senior Faculty Lecture Series Professor Emeritus Gerald Else in a three-part series, will discuss The Humanities, Past, Present, and Future Page 2-Thursday, April3, 1980-The Michigan Daily Senate panel says no Saturday mail March31,1980 April 2,1980 April 4, 1980, The Humanities That Were The Humanities That Are The Humanities That May Be WASHINGTON...…
…d Page 2-Wednesday, February 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Tax exemption status protested a WASHINGTON (AP)- More than half the lawyers n the Justice Department's civil rights division have igned a letter protesting the Reagan ad- inistration's decision to grant tax exemptions to acially discriminatory private schools. ' The reversal of the 11-year-old policy of denying uch exemptions was also opposed by the depar- ment's tax division, solicit...…
… 0 Page 2-Wednesday, March 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Students crack computer secret IN BRIEF BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI)- Students at the University of California, Berkeley, have discovered a simple method of penetrating supposedly secure computer files, prompting computer experts to im- :prove security. Stuart Lynn, director of computing affairs for the Berkeley campus, said that students who discovered the "alarmingly simple" trick did not a...…
…Page 2-Saturday, April 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan eases 'secret' title WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan signed an executive order yesterday that makes it easier for officials to stamp documents secret, reversing a 30- year trend of giving the public more access to gover- nnient files. ."it is essential for our citizens to be informed about their government's activities, but it is also essential to: protect certain sensitive informati...…
…/ Page 2-Saturday, Oetober 3, 1981 -The Michigan Daily East-West espionage deal, near completion 0 From AP and UPI BONN, West Germany- Four East German spies were swapped for about' 30 Western agents in a deal that will also allow as many as 3,000 East Ger- man civilians to emigrate to the West, a West German TV station reported yesterday. The West German government refused to give details of the operation on grounds that premature publicity...…
…I HOUSJ5EWARES &SPORT CENTERN WE RENT TOOLS WE FIX WIDGETS 221 E. WASHINGTON AT FIFTH AVE./769-4210 Page 2-Tuesday, November 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily Big Ten faculty rep . . con sidered resigning r ~0 * EXCITEMENT 9 TRAVEL *RESPONSIBILITY INVESTIGATE THE NAVY A L TERNA TIVE 2 Year Scholarships Available (Continued from Page 1) During that time, Anton said, he and Shapiro had had one or two disagreements. "I have intended to raise so...…
…Page 2-Thursday, December 3, 1981--The Michigan Daily Nicaragua to receive Soviet jets,official says WASHINGTON (AP)- A senior U.S. official said yesterday that Nicaragua is preparing to bolster its air force with Soviet-made MiG jets and is "on the verge of becoming a superpower in Central American terms." The official, who spoke on condition his name and position not be identified, disclosed that the revolutionary government in Nicaragua re...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, February 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily EDUCA TION SECR ETAR YACTS SWIFTLY Bell cans Carter From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - Education Secretary Terence Bell yesterday scrapped the Carter administration's controversial bilingual education proposals that would have required the nation's schools to teach youngsters in their native language. "Nothing in the law or the Constitution anoints the Department of Edcucation to be National Scho...…
…I Page 2-Tuesday, March 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily Revolutionary breakthroughs in technology are rare. M ost of today's tec hnolog y is t he result of evolu tion, the application of human ingenuity to the solution of f practical proble ms. At Fluor we apply engineering skills r to achieve evolutionary improvements in the energy industry. We have contributed a number of "firsts" to modern process technology. Our work in the design of refineri...…
…I Page 2-Friday, April 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily FE Senate passes $87 b~llion WASHINGTON (AP)-The Senate handed President Reagan the biggest legislative triumph of his young ad- ministration last night, voting over- whelming approval of a plan to force $87 billion in budget cuts over the next three years. The bill, attacked by outnumbered liberals as a "cruel abandonment" of the nation's needy but hailed by Republicans and most Democrats as...…
…41 Page 2- The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, October 3, 1989 Nursing contract dialogue continues by Donna Woodwell Daily Staff Writer Contract negotiations between the University of Michigan Profess- ional Nurses Council (UMPNC) and University Hospital administration officials are proving to be a "slow 4nd lengthy process," said Toni Shears, a hospital information off- icer. University nurses went on strike in July after contract negotiations wit...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily-Friday, November 3, 1989 Belgian activist urges further disarmament .IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports MMMMR -1 i I by Mark Katz Daily Staff Writer With the recent Intermediate Nu- clear Forces treaty and plans for mil- itary reduction by Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev, "people think they have already won the battle against disarmament, but it's not true," Denise Peeters, a Belgian fem...…
…4 Page 2-Thursday, February 3, 1983-The Michigan Daily Speaker supports laser weapons By KRISTIN STAPLETON The blame for America's economic woes should not be placed on inflationary monetary policy or huge budget deficits, but on lagging investment in moder- nizing technology, a representative of an anti-nuclear freeze group said yesterday. Andy Rotstein, a representative for both the Fusion Energy Foundation and politician Lyndon LaRouche's...…
…4 Page 2-Thursday, March 3, 1983-The Michigan Daily 'U'might divest from 4fi rms (Continued from Page 1) Herbert said a change in personnel at the company this summer had made him optimistic that the com- pany would respond to University requests. Yesterday, however, he said, "we have tried long enough to get them to send information." IN A LETTER sent February 14 Herbert told Car- nation executives that the University would sell its stock ...…
…0 Page 2-Sunday, April 3,1983-The Michigan Daily Strong winds may delay shuttle blast off From AP and UPI CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Challenger stands ready at last to take its place as the second ship in America's space fleet, with only whip- ping high-altitude winds posing an ob- stacle to a launch tomorrow. Liftoff of the shuttle, a slimmed down, slightly more powerful version of Columbia, is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. EST from Kennedy Space Cen...…
…4 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, February 3, 1988 Addict tells of (Cootinued ft-om Page)) summer after his senior year. He thought he had the problem under control. In 1977, his senior year, Arch was named to the developmental division of the U.S. ski team, which consists of the top 60 racers in the nation and is "the stepping stone" to the Olympic team. WRIGHT never went any farther with the U.S. team. That year, he flew to South Am...…
…I Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 3, 1988 Mothers may pass AIDS virus to babies BOSTON (AP) - A study of Massachusetts women who gave birth found that one in 500 was infected with the AIDS virus, and researchers projecting their findings nationwide say several thousand AIDS-infected babies could be born in the United States each year. Most surveys of AIDS infection have concen- trated on male homo-sexuals, drug addicts and others ...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 3, 1988 Growth Continued from Page 1 budget assigns $844,220 to the office in the coming year, more than four times its initial allocation in 1987. * The budget itself has doubled to $490 million since 1980, and the University has hired more financial administrators just to keep tabs on it. Other factors include a new University phone system, a stronger General Counsel's Office, and improved co...…
…0 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 3, 1988 Hayne Continued from Page 1 the ever-lit cigarette. At 28, he com- plains about the chronic fatigue he feels from AIDS. Hayner also suffers from recurring bouts of bronchitis and has had to fight stomach parasites and thrush, a fungus inside the mouth. He undergoes a full battery of tests every month when he sees his doctor at University Hospitals. In the future, he is likely to de- ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 3, 1989 Thrifty flock to 63rd Kiwanis sale IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports Senate votes down pay raise WASHINGTON - The Senate yesterday night voted to reject a proposed 51 percent congressional pay raise, but Speaker Jim Wright said the House would let it take effect next week and then vote to reduce it to "a decent raise" of'30 percent. The Senate voted 95-5 to reject ...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 3, 1989 Class Continued from Page 1 rquirement should apply to all stu- deli)ts because the issues and prob- lems it address concerns all students. "Our (the Railton) proposal is not penance for past sins. It is an affir- mation that the central activity of a university, the enlargement of knowledge through scholarship and teaching, is till a central part of is contribution to meeting the respon-...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 3, 1987 State residents By MELISSA RAMSDELL Michigan residents support the construction of the Superconducting Super Collider in Michigan, according to a study by the University's Institute for Social Research. * Community support, in addition to geological and economic factors, is one of the criteria being considered by the federal government in selecting a site. " "Federal officials are very leary...…
…I Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Thursday, December 3, 1987 Improved Soviet human rights record may affect accord I MOSCOW(AP) - The Soviet Union is embarking on t h e superpower summit with its best human rights record in recent memory. But while Westerners applaud the looser restraints o n emigration and dissent, it remains unclear why the Soviets have changed their practices or whether they will continue. Some diplomats who monitor humanitar...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 3, 1984 EPA lists more toxic waste sites IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports 9-, WASHINGTON (AP) - The En- vironmental Protection Agency iden- tified 244 more toxic waste sites yester- day that pose substantial threat to human health, and a top official predic- ted the list was "going to grow fast" in coming years.- The EPA formally proposed addin...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, November 3, 1984 U-Clubs (Continued from Page 1). David Kaufman, editor of the Journal of Political Science. And their audience wasn't exactly as attentive as American television viewers. Happy hour drinkers carried on their private conversations and Leachman even had to ask the audience to "please, shut up." Those who did listen, however, thought the student politicians imitated the real presidential d...…
…I Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 3, 1983 House debates imited Grenada press coverage WASHINGTON (AP) - Top network representatives yesterday assailed a ban on news coverage of the U.S. in- vAtion of Grenada, with a CBS executive calling the policy "the dawn of- new era of censorship." CBS News President Edward Joyce told Congress the Reagan ad- ministration resorted to "unpreceden- t0'd censorship" and "introduced a new reJ...…
…I Page 2 - The Michigan Daily, Saturday, December 3, 1983 Rutgers A Rutgers Univesity instructor who believes many students are "very naive sexually," assigned students in his "Human Sexuality" course to tour New York City's 42nd Street and homosexual neighborhoods and take notes. Lion Gardiner, who says he wants his 110 students to "expose themselves beyond the abstract discussion in tex- class sees sex on streets tbooks," sent his stude...…
…I -i GUADALAJARA SUMMER SCHOOL University of Arizona offers more than 40 courses: anthropology, art, bilingual educa- tion, folk music and folk dance, history, political science, sociology, Spanish language and literature and intensive Spanish. Six-week ses- sion. July 2-August 10, 1984.. Fully accredited program. Tuition $410. Room and board in Mexican home, $435. EEO/AA Write Guadalajara Summer School Robert L Nugent 205 University of Ariz...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, March 3, 1984 Amherst abolishes fraternities IN BRIEF. Fraternity members at Amherst College will have to look for another place to drink their beer, thanks to recent steps by the school's top of- ficials. The administration at the Massachusetts college approved a proposal which abolishes the school's eight fraternities. All of the fraternities were co-ed. COLLEGES According to The Amherst Student,...…
…A Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 3, 1984 Cornell president: Life is more than grades { IF~. 1 :j By PETE WILLIAMS "Honors and what else?" was the question posed to about 3,400 of the University's top students and their parents at the annual Honors Con- vocation at Hill Auditorium Sunday. Cornell University President Frank Rhodes, the featured speaker, told students who were honored for high grade point averages and class ra...…
…41 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 3, 1986 - EUBANKS SHOOTS FOR 'COMMON SENSE' Anchorwvoman advises students By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC Channel 7 anchorwoman Dayna Eubanks told a student audience that she is often underestimated, but has "learned to love to be underestimated, and it's always such a delight to make fools of people." Speaking at the Student Leadership Conference Saturday, Eubanks warned students that there are even s...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 3, 1986 BUSINESS Students set up By AMY GOLDSTEIN Students may no longer have to head out into the cold to pick up a fast food meal or rely on pizza to sustain them. Thanks to a new local delivery service, students will be able to have anything from fried chicken to Seafood brought to the doorsteps. William Cromer, an LSA senior, and Tom Morris, an LSA junior, hope to open Food Runner, a food del...…
…4 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 3, 1986 ......... ........ r gI9 '; 20 more protesters plead not By STEVE HERZ Twenty more of the 118 protesters arrested for trespassing at Rep. Carl Pursell's (R-Ann Arbor) office nearly three weeks ago pleaded not guilty yesterday in 15th District Court. The protesters were arrested Mar- ch 14-18 while demonstrating against President Reagan's proposed aid package for the Contra rebels in N...…
…NOMMENOWWW"PI-Aft GOING OUT OF BUSINES! FANTASTIC BARGAINS ON THOUSANDS OF ITEMS IN THIS GIGANTIC GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE S 20% to 50% off EVERYTHING 4 MOSTLY WICKER Q a 48" PAPASAN , ,4 CHA IRS Pi 4 0 REG. 139.95 R SALE 9995 SAL EACOCK CHAIRS EG. 44.95 E 295 I By STEVE BARR "Resolved: That the federal gover- nment should provide employment for all employable citizens living in pover- ty." For the more than 150 high school students...…
…Page 2 --The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 3, 1985.-6 I Bennett's remar Dressed in summer clothes and -playing volleyball on a pile of sand out- side the Union, a group of students at the University of Illinois protested the Jfinancial aid cuts proposed by -Secretary of Education William Ben- nett. "We're protesting the absurdity of Bennett's comments," said Tom Mc- Carey, a UI senior. "The only adequate way to make an adverse statement...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 3, 1987 IMPAC condemns assembly By MARTHA SEVETSON Approximately 50 members of a local political action committee are circulating a petition condemning the Michigan Student Assembly's involvement in non-campus issues. Involved in Michigan Political Action Committee (IMPAC) Vice Chairperson Sandy Hauser, an LSA junior, said assembly resolutions on national and international affairs are inappropria...…
…4 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 3, 1987 Senator finds abusesatsyu IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press reports TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - A lawmaker who got a job at a state mental institution although he used the name of a dead convicted rapist said yesterday he found patient abuse and incidents that "made 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' look like a picnic." State Sen. Richard Codey said he watched employees corral and prod pa...…
…I Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 3, 1987 Pierce seeks second term as mayor BUY 2 "vote 715 N.Uni 761-CHIP (Continued from Page 1), business community, despite pledg - ing in his 1985 campaign literature to "actively pursue economic development." "I don't even think Pierce has had any relationship with the business community," said David Shipman, a real estate developer and member of the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce's Board of...…
