…Arts Tuesday, June 9, 1981 The Michinan Daily POSONe 7 rage' r rrc r ra.r rraJ, vr+ w.w. m. Rick James Rick James-'Street Songs' (Gordy) - The king of punk funk has struck again with a powerful and, at times, sorrowful tribute to life in the ghetto. James starts off this album with his recent smash "Give it to Me Baby," which packs a punch with its soaring horns and pounding drums. It has great potential for becoming a true funk classic....…
…4 Opinion Page 8 Tuesday, June-9, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 24-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan A eadly gamble A d WHEN THE MIDDLE East rumbles, the rest of the world shakes. Israel's astonishing Sunday bombing of an Iraqi atomic reactor could hardly have come at a more inopportune moment in Mid-East af- fairs. The attack knocks into a cocked hat t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 9, 1981-Page 9 New Beirut cease-fire reported BEITEDDIN, Lebanon (AP) - Arab media announced yesterday that Christian militias Syrian forces had agreed to a new cease-fire in torn Lebanon, but a communique did not mention clear-cut arrangements to halt the fighting. The latest cease-fire came as the Arab world wa an uproar over the attack by Israeli warplanes o Iraqi nuclear reactor near Baghdad, and U.S. en P...…
…Page 10-Tuesday, June 9, 1981-The Michigan Do Court rules on sex bias pay suits From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-A woman seeking higher pay may bring suit charging wage discrimination based on sex, even if she can't point to a man with the same job who is paid more, a divided Supreme Court ruled yesterday. The 5-4 decision states, in essence, that women cannot be paid lower wages simply because they are in jobs held primarily by women. Such a polic...…
…The Michigan Daily--Tuesday, June 9i,1981-Page 11 GEOGRAPHY DEPAR TMENT DEFENDED AT OPEN HEARING Public voices criticism (Continued from Page 1) "There are better ways for the University to achieve its objectives (of budget cutting)," said University mathematics Prof. Wilfred Kaplan of the University's attempts to save money. "The Univer- sity has chosen an unfortunate way of attaining this objective," Kaplan said. SPEAKERS FROM the Universit...…
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…Page 14-Tuesday, Jne 9,0 1981-:-TheMichigi Daily Baseball talks remain stalled as both await injunction decision I NEW YORK (AP) - Two hours of negotiations in baseball's continuing labor crisis brought no progress yesterday as both sides awaited a decision by federal Judge Henry Werker on a National Labor Relations Board request for an injunction against. the major leagues. Werker conducted' two days of' hearings on the matter in Rochester,...…
…NBA By MARK FISCHER and SCOTT KRINSKY Daily sports Writers A Daily sports Analysis This is the time of year that the NBA brass could use a course in advance chemistry, for today the owners will select from the cream of the college crop the players that they hope will help compose a winning formula. But as in chemistry, just the right ingredients - the right players - must be added to the mix in order for the desired reaction to take place. The...…
…Sports Page 16 Tuesday, June 9, 1981 The Michigan Daily 'M'traeksters fade at NCAA's I Ross takes sixth in long jump for only team point By JOHN FITZPATRICK Daily Sports Writer Long jumper James Ross was Michigan's lone point scorer at the NCAA track championships held at Baton Rouge, La. this past weekend. The junior Wolverine finished sixth in the long jump with a leap of 251%4"; Carl Lewis of Houston won the event with a distance of 27'%...…
…e ichigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 23-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 6, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages ' therapy program not Mirrored image A different view of the carilloneur's Burton Tower is seen in the puddle left after yesterday's torrential downpour. Computer age Ips in uest for financil aiEd By ANN MARIE FAZIO While admitting that discontinuance of the University's physical therapy training program would adversely af- fect the cur...…
…Page 2-Saturday, June 6, 1981-The Michigan Daily Computer age helps in quest for financkd aid (Continued from Page 1), has never happened that we have not matched a student with something," she said. The awards are not necessarily based on need, which is different from most scholarships, said Maxin. "The normal requirements of either having a cup in your hand or being a genius do not ap- ply here," she said. Because of the recent federal cut-...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 6, 1981-Page 3 CHANGING ROLES AND ERODING STER-JOTYPES Women on med campus By JENNY MILLER In the past decade the number of women in the ranks of medicine has in- creased, and most women say 'sexist' attitudes and stereotypes in general have disappeared. There are, however, some inherent problems. for women in medical schools. Few have achieved the higher- paying senior levels in faculty or ad- ministration, ...…
…Trueblood renovations 'big improvement' (Continued from Page 3) productions, he said, explaining that the new theater will be more suitable to both the audience and the actors. The plans for the new theater, designed by the University Architec- tural Office and approved by the theater department, call for the stage in the center and seats surrounding it on all sides. WHEN FINISHED, the yet-unnamed theater will seat 220 people -120 more than t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 6, 1981-Page 5 SENATE COMMITTEE DECLARES HIM UNFIT Lefever withdraws bid From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-Ernest Lefever bowed out of his nomination as President Reagan's human rights chief yesterday, hours after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee declared him unfit for the post on a vote of 13-4, according to a key Senate aide. Though Reagan and key Republicans in the Senate had vowed to press the selection de...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Saturday, June 6, 1981 Page 6 FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HA VE CONSIDERED SUICIDE...' Soliloquys, sermons from Common Ground By MARK DIGHTON Ntozake Shange's for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf, running through this Sunday at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, is an experience quite unlike most theatre. You could call it a "black awareness play," for it certainly has elements of that. Besides...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 6, 1981-Page 7 Albee in the Loft By CHRISTOPdHER POTTER While watching the current Canter- bury Loft production of Edward Albee's short play Counting the Ways, I sensed something slightly out of whack - a vague disassociation above and apart from the small disjointed series of vignettes Albee chose to parade in front of his audience. About two-thirds of the way through this two-character study of the ongoing ...…
…Page 8-Saturday; June 6, 1981-The Michigan Daily Wolverine baseball me- By MARTHA CRALL The Michigan baseball team seems to have th back when it is down. The NCAA Mideast Regional held here in Ann A saw the Wolverines drop the opener to the New 01 double-elimination series. Apparently the setba4 porary one as the batsmen defeated the Universitl Rebels by a 6-2 count the following day. Freshman a five-hitter at the Rebels. On Sunday the Wolver...…
…or'. isity of coming weekends ago ivateers in the to be a tem- ada-Las Vegas ich Stoll threw as they needed n Monday. The the Privateers. winning, 7-1. pitchers, this en-hitter. e neighboring ies linger Eastern Michigan Hurons, who were undefeated in Tournament play, scoring 33 runs in their first two games. But the Hurons ran into All-Tournament pitcher, Bill Shuta, who gave up only six hits en route to a 10-0 masterpiece. The Wolverines, w...…
…Page 10-Saturday, June 6, 1981-The Michigan Daily Opinion Page 8 Saturday, June 6, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, N. 23-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Human, priority ONLY A FOOL would contend today's uni- versities remain pure citadels of learning The University Medical School's tentative decision to abolish its Physical Therapy Curriculum - one of only t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, .une6, 1981-Page 11 CHANGING ROLES AND ERODING STEREOTYPES Women on the medical campus (Continued from Page 3) husband who does more than half of the homemaking." Other women, like Payne, are able to take time off or work part-time. Payne took eight years off to raise her family after receiving her Ph.D. "I came back (to academics) in the sixties," she said, "which in the sixties was possible. I think it may be im...…
…Page 12-Saturday, June 6, 1981-The Michigan baily it ya ttd O~ttO tS o 1S tg~f ~y 3 WINNERS EVERY DAT Y1 t $If you find your name and ad- hil Listing of movies 3WINREEYDA dress in today's Michigan Daily for a contest No Contest To Enter ,, classified page AIRPLANE SONG " MAINS sponsored by Just look through todays Classified Ads. YOU WIN THE AE STATE THEATER Three U. of M. students will find their - - names hidden in this section. If your TWO ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 6, 1981-Page 13 PUT P (Continued from Page 12) PERSONAL WANT TO GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE DURING THE SUMMER? Volunteer at the U of M PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS: 1) Assist adolescents in cooking class, 2) Visit with adult patients, 3) Tutor adolescents in reading, 4) Assist in adolescents' swimming class, 5) Work with patients in biofeed- back clinic, 6) Engage children waiting for appoin- tments in quiet games and ...…
…Page 14-Saturday, June 6, 1981-The Michigan Daily MORRIS GETS EIGHTH WIN Tigers I By MARK BOROWSKI Special tothe Daily DETROIT - TIger pitching ace Jack Morris con- tinued his flurry of strong performances as he held the Minnesota Twins to three hits in Detroit's 2-0 shutout triumph last night at Tiger Stadium. It was the seventh ' consecutive vctory for the righthander, who improved his record to 8-3 on the season. The victory puts Morris we...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 6, 1981-Page 15 SPORTS OF THE DAILY Lewis takes double at BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Amazing teenager Carl Lewis of Houston became the first athlete in 45 years to win both a field event and a track event at the NCAA outdoor championships, capturing the long jump and the 100-meter dash last night. The magnificent Lewis, 19, from Willingboro, N.J., equalling a feat last accomplished by the legendary Jesse Owens ...…
…Sports Page 16 Saturday, June 6, 1981 The Michigan Daily Wolverine netter Kremer displays variety of skills on and off court By BARB BARKER division, is a pre-business major who Kremer. "But it hasn't been bothering "Admittedly, she will be up ag In a world in which so many of hopes to someday be a lawyer or own a me lately, and I don't really think it will some of the best tennis players h today's more talented college athletes restaurant. a...…
…The Mcigan Dal Vol. XCI, No. 22-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 5, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages plus Supplement ax cut plan gains si WASHINGTON - President Reagan, Reaganho e ful persunaiiy iubbyiu ~e peronaly oD~ ing congressional friends and fence-straddlers, inched closer yesterday to the legislative majority needed to enact his multi-year tax cut plan. "Today I'm pleased to announce that we're prepared to . .. reduce the bur- den...…
…4 Page 2-Friday, June 5, 1981-The Michigan Daily r] Y Sol id at threatens more strikes BYDGOSZCZ, Poland (AP)-The in- dependent union Solidarity, angered that a government report on the beating of unionists here three months ago had not been completed, yesterday threatened regional strikes unless the matter is resolved by Wednesday. The new strike threat in this north- west city came as tensions were moun- ting in the southern province of Ka...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 5, 1981-Page 3 A look at women med students This is the first of a two-part recent study in the New England Jour- 'sexist' attitude, students say. "There's "I really don't think I could possibly seris o woen n th Unveritys nl ofMedcin. Te to stden inthe goodandbad" sid Dnovn. I tink have a family while I'm a resident,"casi oaSae oe h tsmr n oeafco fpr ooa ad series on women in the University's nal of Medicine. T...…
…Page 4-Friday, June 5, 1981-The Michigan Daily JAMES EARL RAY: Stabbed 2 stable condition EtR benFrom APEand UPI man) Davis," she screamed. "He had PETROS, Tenn. - James Earl Ray, James out in the general prison who pleaded guilty to killiog civil rights population - he knew some people leader Martin Luther King Jr., was wanted to get him. stabbed several times in the chest, arm "We know of some new evidence in and neck early yesterday in the ...…
…The Michigari Daily-Friday, June 5, 1981-Page 5 CHURCH LEADERS BATTLE AGAINST RE-ARMING AMERICA Clergymen invading board rooms ST. LOUIS (AP) - The rabbi was chairman of the board, David Lewis. ' splattered human blood- on a banner With the Reagan administration cut- persistent and the chairman of the And the answer is no." reading, "Repent the Trident." ting back funds for social programs and board of the nation's largest defense "But we only...…
…Page 6-Friday, June 5, 1981-The Michigan Daily Mexicans 4 'receptive' to U.S. job plan I WASHINGTON (AP)-The Mexican government is receptive to a "guest worker" program that would let Mexicans seek temporary jobs in the United States, but would like to in- crease ten-fold the proposed limit of 50,000 per year, it was learned yester- day. The experimental program is one op- tion suggested by the President's Task Force on Immigration and Re...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 5, 1981-Page 7 Senate group finishes hearings WASHINGTON (UPI) - Education Secretary Terrel Bell testified yester- day that tuition tax credits are part of the American way, and the Rev. Jerry Falwell said they would help parents teach children religious values. A Senate finance subcommittee finished two days of hearings on a proposal that its prime sponsor, Sen. Robert Packwood (R-Oregon), said has more than e...…
…I Opinion Page 8 Friday, June 5, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol.XCI, No. 22-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Reign ofthe new morali~sts T HE LETTER opposite this editorial suc- cintly encapsulates Washington's new philosophy on financial aid to students: If you need help, don't come crying to us. College loan programs are in trouble - everywhere. As the accompany...…
…T irts The Michigan Daily Friday, June 5, 1981 Page 9 Shaw's 'Misalliance' opens Summer Repertory season By LISA CRUMRINE Greeted by "oohs" and "ahs" from the audience over the dazzlingly lush p garden-like set, the 1981 Michigan Repertory season opened Wednesday evening in Power Center with the initial performance of George Bernard Shaw's "Misalliance," directed by James Martin. While the show cer- tainly had its opening night blemishes, it...…
…Page 10-:-Friddy June 5, 1961-The'MichigoanDaily 'War of the Worlds'remembered 4 NEW YORK (AP)-"We did 'Dracula,' and it seemed to me that during 'Dracula,' I had high hopes that people would react as they do in a movie of that kind," a troubled Orson Welles said not long after CBS' "Mer- cury Theater of the Air" triggered mass panic with a show called "War of the Worlds." "And I don't know that they did," Welles told reporters. "So I had gi...…
…Officials review prison riots UPI-Officials interviewed inmates and officers at Jackson prison, and the Marquette County prosecutor's office filed paperwork from 141 felony charges against inmates of last month's prison riots. Gov. William Milliken's riot task force viewed the wreckage from last month's uprising at Southern Michigan prison in Jackson-the world's largest walled prison. THE GROUP ALSO questioned Warden Barry Mintzes, his deputy...…
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…Page 14-Friday, June 5, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 s thr La Lot Ex S stri im A out two hai dou Ior ant San K MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Cardinals glide past Expos, 4-1 T. LOUIS (AP) - Dane Iorg rapped starting lineup after an absence of lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-4 vic- Pirate runs with a homer anda ee hits and scored two runs to back more than a month by driving in four tory over the Chicago Cubs last night. and Tim Foli also rapped four ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 5, 1981-Page 15 MORRIS ONLY TIGER EXEMPT Sparky unveils new pitching plan DETROIT (UPI) - Manager Sparky Anderson has given his Detroit Tiger pitchers notice - get hitters out or get out. "I can't be very friendly with any of them any more," Anderson said in revealing his new policy toward his pit- ching staff, which means that "Captain Hook" has replaced "Mr. Nice Guy." "THEY'VE GOT to get the job done - or ge...…
…4 Sports Page 16 Friday, June 5, 1981 The Michigan Daily Sports and courts .. . THE SPORTING VIEWS the two don't mix By MARK BOROWSKI SPORTS AND the courts . .. as of late the two seem to go hand in hand, sort of like baseball and hot dogs or pizza and beer. It's all part of America's newest game, sue me or I'll sue you. It works like this: your basic Joe off the street suffers a hurt caused by Jill (no, it doesn't have to be physical), so ...…
…Supplement to The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-'Fr'iday, June 5, 1981 Twenty Pages …
…Page 2-Friday, Juno 5, 1981--The Michigan Doily From the editor's desk I To the readers: The purpose of this special recreation supplement is two fold: first to provide the reader with a hit of outdoor enter- tainment by the many photographs and a few "fetury" articles. Second, and most important, is to provide some in- formation to both new and old summer residents of Ann Arbor of the recreational opportunities available nearby. However, t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 5, 1981 -Page 3 Time for summer sailing Opportunities abound in nearby areas By LORINDA GRIMSHAW Ready about. Hard-to lee! The boom swings overhead, sails crack in the wind. The sun glints off the boat's bow. Now you're sailing. Continuing along you spot a gust off the water off the starboard bow. You head for that spot. The sails become full. The mast creaks. The boat cuts through the wake of another. SAILING,...…
…Page 4-Friday, June 5, 1981-The Michigan Daily I Flying and parachuting; not just for daredevils I 4 By DAN OBERROTMAN While most students tend to keep to the ground for their summer recreation, some take to the air. Both the University Skydivers and the University's affiliated Michigan Flyers offer "soaring" opportunities to first time participants. Although many people avoid skydiving believing it to be less than safe, Harold Lang, owne...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 5, 1981 -Page 5 DOWNSTREAM PADDLING A LEISURELY ART Explore rivers by canoe By MARK GINDIN Careening down the rapids (such as they are) of the Huron River in a canoe, one's thoughts are lost among the water, the sun, and the ducks. That cool, fluid movement down- stream; one can sit motionless and watch the subtleties of the river bank unfold effortlessly. For as little as $7 per canoe, a person can relax, take...…
…Page 6-Friday, June 5, 1981-The Michigan Daily Memories of journey to Upper Peninsula Students "can can" roller- skate outside Church Street Skates, a local rental shop. R6llerskating has made a recent return to popularity largely due to the new wheels borrowed from the skateboard. I By STEVE HOOK Like most Lower Peninsula residents, I had very little idea what existed north of Michigan's Mackinac Bridge for most of my life. So in 1978, at t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 5, 1981 -Page 7 Detroit pulsates with life Many opportunities greet tourist to Renaissance City By LOU FINTOR Ann Arbor is fine. In fact, there are some who would say it's great. But sometimes it just isn't enough. Sometimes the pervasive atmosphere of academia gets to be too much. What then? A trip to Detroit. Automobile capital of the world. Once the recording industry's premier city. Devastated by riots in t...…
…Page 84-Friday, June.5, 1981 -TheMlchigah r' ' Ride high in your saddle 4 By JOHN ADAM If you're tired of bucking around on mechanical bulls, or swinging to the country western beat, put on your boots, jeans, and Western shirt and head out to the ranch. "More people are going back to the Western style," said Eric Estes of Greenview Ranch. This in turn. makes horseback riding more popular, he said. Imagine trotting through the woodlands. Then...…
