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…* 1 Assembly passes budget MSA representatives continue to protest decrease in tenants' union funding By CATHY BOGUSLASKI Daily Staff Reporter The Michigan Student Assembly, after more than a month of trying, has finally passed its budget. Last night, the assembly ratified external budget, which includes 6,750 designated for lobbying and no additional funds for the Ann Arbor Tenants' Union (AATU). The surplus budget already allo- cates $2,000 ...…

…2 il IWt One hundred four years of editorial freedom I Russian troops storrepub I; Newsday * MOSCOW -Russian troops surged into the breakaway republic of Chechnya yesterday in an effort to stamp out a three-year-old separatist rebellion by leaders of the volatile, oil-rich region. As columns of tanks and troops streamed in from three directions, Chechen leader Dzhokhar Dudayev warned that the action could turn the entire North Caucusus re...…

…AI-MVrican *wi mor may 155 r< _ ~; . . _ TODAY TOMORRO * * I WE ia "U tg One hundred three years of editorial freedom I I 'U, yDAVID SHEPARDS #Y STAFF REPORTER struggles to fill beds in dormitories SON More students opt for off-campus housing, leaving $440,000 shortage For the first time in more than 10 years, the University's Housing Divi- sion has seen a significant drop in the number of campus residents, officials reported ye...…

…I ItI f 4r t t z One hundred three years of editorial freedom ---- -------- --- Task force report to .aid in 14.06 transition By JUDITH KAFKA DAILY STAFF REPORTER The long-awaited advisory report on how the University should adjust campus policies to incorporate the . endment to Regents' Bylaw 14.06 was released yesterday. Last fall, the University Board of Regents amended the bylaw to in- clude the prohibition of discrimina- tion against...…

…The First Amendment is on the line when the Ann Arbor Board of Education votes tomorrow on how much control public school officials should have over student publications. Mstislav Rostropovich is a noted cellist, but his performance Sunday at Hill Auditorium didn't live up to his reputation. Read Kirk Wetters' review The Michigan men's basketball team will host Bob "Mr. Sunshine" Knight tonight, as his No. 5 Indiana Hoosiers visit Crisler Ar...…

…Although February has been designated Black Histroy Month, we need to realize that the contributions of African Americans to our society deserve recognition year-round. A recent court ruling is forcing Louisiana to take a closer look at its higher education system. The move has students and university officials debating the merits of racially divided colleges. The Michigan hockey team heads back into Ohio this weekend to take on the Bowling ...…

… Lester Monts has been appointed to take over the Office of Minority Affairs starting in July. Monts will have a long, hard road ahead of him when he begins his tenure this summer. Students don't care, representatives work hard, and the administration doesn't listen. Daily MSA Reporters Jennifer Tianen and Adam Anger take a look at the upcoming.MSA elections. There will be no surprises when Michigan and Notre Dame take the ice this weekend i...…

…This week is Earth Week, and students should take this opportunity to educate themselves about the environment. The movie "Sandlot" is a cross between "Stand By Me" and "The Bad News Bears." Alison Levy reviews the film. The Michigan football team won its first game of the season Saturday when Peter Elezovic booted a 31-yard field goal to give the White, 21-20. Today Chance of showers; High 52, Low 38 Tomorrow Partly cloudy; High 54, Low 39...…

… le No.14 tonight Belly up! Mega.hit band plays Detroit's State Theater tomorrow Sa tKeen It IWOent vketey ame NRatwe wnl1 ihgn98910tene f 46V 4v ritt 4, One hundred three years of editorial freedom Vol. CIV, N0.10 Ann Arb, Tihga uesday, October 12 93019 h ihgnDaily Thomas ecture explores y u * MIKE NEWMAN FOR THE DAILY Nationally syndicated columnist' Cal Thomas attacked current moral foundations last night in a speech that l provoked...…

…....T.....w.,,.,. 'Carmelites' opened at the Power Center Complete election preview I;~~.N~zU3 1 . i we k*1 "Iti One hundred three years of editorial freedom S I ,- y ., 99g a 'M' football chases sixth victory in Metrodome By ANDY DE KORTE DAILY FOOTBALL WRITER Michigan football started this sea- *on "chasing six." Tomorrow, the Wolverines can get number six. Cru- elly, however, the six represents vic- tories and not the sixth consec...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 12, 1999 NATION/WORLD Birth rates decline worldwid Los Angeles Times Despite common perceptions that the pace of the world's population growth is spiraling out of control, women around the globe are having fewer children than their mothers and the birth rate is now declining in every nation on the planet. This phenomenon - which has taken shape worldwide in the past year or so - is driving projectio...…

…2 -- The Michigan Daily -- Friday, November 12, 1999 NATION/WORLD BUSH Continued from Page 1 caucuses scheduled for "Super Tuesday." When asked if a candidate's military background should have any bearing on their qualifications to be chief executive, Bush replied that voters obviously don't think so. "If that's the case, then Bill Clinton wouldn't even have been elected," he said. Army Staff Sgt. Christopher Stone of Capac, Mich., who spen...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 12, 1998 NATION/WORLD Budget negotiated WASHINGTON (AP) - President Clinton called for a budget "that is wor- thy of our children" yesterday, as White House and congressional bargainers sought a truce for their spending battle that would let lawmakers go home to campaign for re-election. Budget negotiators met yet again at the Capitol to sort through scores of dis- putes over money and policy, even...…

…2A -- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 12, 1998NR NATION/WORLD .,ing oexplore ' man a en s' WASHINGTON (AP) - On his way out of Congress, Newt Gingrich is promising to explore "many avenues for a public life," a phrase that has trig- gered speculation that he might be heading for the road to the White House. Gingrich isn't saying whether he will run for presi- dent in 2000. His closest advisers say he won't decide for weeks or months....…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 12, 1998 NATION/WORLD Storm leaves 10 dead, many stranded The Associated Press Members of the National Guards flew over rural areas of the Northeast on Sunday looking for families isolated without power or food since last week's ice storm, and temperatures threatened to drop below zero during the night. Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses still had no electricity across northern sections o...…

…2A - The Michigan Dlv - Thiircc1viFchnjrivx19') 1 OQ nN ATLON ORLD - Clinton: US may attack Iraq within a week r ° NATIOP t v' IRAQ Continued from Page 1A The Iraqi leader, he said, "must let the weapons inspectors back with full and free access to all suspect sites." The State Department dismissed an Iraqi proposal to open eight pres- idential complexes for what Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al- Sahhaf said could be an inch-by-inch sea...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 12, 1998 NATION/ WORLD - WSU dean chosen for federal post WASHINGTON (AP) - President Clinton announced yesterday the nomination of James Robinson, dean of the Wayne State University Law School, as the chief criminal enforcement officer for the Department of Justice. The Detroit attorney would become the assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's Criminal Division if confirmed by the Sen...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 12, 1999 Key Rugova aide shot to death PRISTINA, Yugoslavia (AP) - An aide to Kosovo's top ethnic Albanian leader was assassinated outside his home yesterday, hours after hard-line Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic set a deadline for rebels holding eight Yugoslav soldiers hostage. The shooting of Enver Maloku worsened the already explosive atmosphere in Kosovo, where the guerrillas are fighting fo...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 12, 1999 NATION/WORLD BUDGET Continued from Page 1 committee's minority vice chair, told Lannoye after her presen- tation. Engler spokesperson John Truscott said past increases toward prison spending have been much larger and corrections are a necessary evil."As long as people commit crimes, we're going to lock them up,' Truscott said. Lannoye said prisons are so overcrowded that "we have no choice....…

…Ii - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 12, 1999 TRIAL OF THE PRESIDENT i "He should be removed from office but he won't be because he's a liar and because there's too many dirty politics on Capitol Hill." - Sarah Cover, LSA junior "I agree with the verdict, but I deplore the fact that there wasn't a censure." - Mike Wallace, correspondent, 60 Minutes and University alum "A lot of people make those kind of mistakes." - Miguel Perez, Co...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 12, 1999 - NATION/WORLD GEO Continued from Page 1 not a member of GEO's bargaining team, said she is especially concerned with the University's current fraction recalculation proposal. Under the University's fraction recalculation proposal, all GSIs with a .4 appointment - those who work approximately 40 percent of the hours of a full-time faculty member - would be given .5 appointments. Ritscherle said...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 12, 1999 NATION/WORLD BOLLINGER Continued from Page 1A budget decisions will be closer to what the University originally requested. "I started out very concerned," he said. "But I am now more optimistic. It still has a month or so to go." Sen. John Schwarz (R-Battle Creek) offered strong support of the science institute, calling it a "huge opportuni- ty. "I will go against the house and the governor o...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 12, 1990 Volcanic I threat disturbs Alaskans ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Redoubt Volcano's tantrums have not been as destructive as Mount St Helens's, but they have interrupted oil production and international travel and closed schools for thou- sands of youngsters. Earlier this week, 10,000 face masks were distributed to residents of the central Kenai Peninsula wor- ried about inhaling the fine volc...…

…0 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 12,1990 Bush invites Mandela to U.S. WASHINGTON D.C. (AP) - President George Bush telephoned Nelson Mandela from the White House yesterday and told him all Americans "were rejoicing at his re- lease" after 27 years in South Africa's prisons and personally in- vited him to the White House. "I stated to him our desire to see a peaceful evolution towards a to- tally racially free South Africa, a...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 12,1990 Greyhound expands small city service DALLAS (AP) - Gunshots fired at a bus run by strike-beset Greyhound Lines Inc. in Florida injured eight people %yesterday, a company spokesperson said. Two people were seriously hurt and six others, possibly hit by flying glass, suffered less serious injuries, said George Gravlev, spokeperson at Greyhound's Dallas headquarters. Greyhound Lines Inc. said bus...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 12, 1990 W.VA. MIDDA Continued from p drug bust recalled MORGANTOWN, W.VA. (AP - Just before dawn a year ago, more than 100 federal, state and local agents armed with automatic weapons and a long list of suspects began making arrests in West Vir- ginia's largest single drug bust. Middaugh The raid capped a 15-month probe into cocaine distribution in the area team in his first y and eradicated a dru...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 12, 1991 Inmate fatally shoots. DETROIT (AP) - Wayne County Sheriff's investigators have not yet determined how a county jail inmate obtainedI a semiauto- matic handgun he used to fatally shoot a sheriffs sergeant yesterday. Sgt. William Dickerson was killed after a Detroit man produced A weapon in his cell as he was being prepared for transfer to the State Prison of Southern Michigan at Jackson, ...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, November 12,1991 HARKIN Continued from page 1 sionate," said Stempien, an organizer of Harkin's University visit. "He's a very straight-forward guy and doesn't back down." 'He's a very straight- forward guy and doesn't back down' -Eric Stempien College Democrat Stempien said students will ap- preciate what he called Harkin's di- rect approach. "Students can see through the facade of a politician and he does...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily --Wednesday, September 12, 1990 Cheney says buildup cost rising WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense Secretry Dick Cheney disclosed yes- terday that the cost of the U.S. mili- tary buildup in the Middle East could total $15 billion in the next fiscal year, but promised disgruntled law- makers a "significant increase" in help from Arab nations and other American allies. Cheney and Gen. Colin Powell, the chair of the Joint Chie...…

…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 12, 1990 RALLY Continued from page 1 rights but added, "I'm not exactly out yet." She said she may come out and added, "The speeches have had a positive effect." I After the rally, about 100 gay rights supporters, led by Felicia French and David Horste, co-orga- nizers of the event, marched through downtown Ann Arbor shouting, "Faggots and dykes and queers, oh my!" Ann Arbor police officers, wh...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, November 12,1990 RACE Continued from page 1 when it rains, and because it's so flat, it can't drain off in time... For a number of these solar cars, there was too much water on the road." "Then secondly, last night in that horrendous storm, we had the ban- ners and the light pole come across the road at the start line," Phillips said. Team members thought they had lost an advantage over their competi- tors....…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, December 12, 1990 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Workers fear cuts in budget THAKs VoRIT SU.RE W's SAtA. KI Tho$E BIG I OE SWNTA £ENAPStS -t# Th c*4 O OtA NAU)i5 BAKOUT A PLE o\.PJ N GETS IT. PACS.T4 ps r N E ~AL I CN SMvt5, 77I/S REM S$!RkNG ~ r- AVER ~IA G ! M4u !IV 1 EAP? I DPRID t't Nuts and Bolts di COMA 1~ALLY"' SFA1RFIJL.. \" f 7 1rf ON I4ANNUKAH- OH I IANNUKAH CAME LJ&IT -HE MENOR4...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Mond,!, October 12, 1992 S. AMNESTY Continued from page 1 America," said Al facilitator Ingrid Hogle, a junior in the School of Natural Resources. At regular AI meetings, mem- bers often collect letters from groups and individuals expressing concern over the actions taken against indigenous peoples. Al members also send letters of con- Bern to U.S. government officials encouraging them to put pressure on Central an...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, November 12,1992 Thurs-Fri MICHI4 603 E. UBER Shows: Thurs.7 ^ "A GOOFY TIME-WARP TO CHILDHOOD' --S""tl1. P..t-inhllignr- NooR Y oR A RETRO 60's TV BASH 'Compiete Underdog Episode 'George Of The Jungle 'Super Chicken 'Hoppity Hooper & Uncle Waldo 'Tennessee Tuxedo ' Go-Go Gophers 'Classic 60's Kids Commerciais November 19-20 GAN THEATER TY " ANN ARBOR"' 668-8480 10:30 pm / Fri. 7:00 & Midnight Parents...…

…2- The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, July 12, 1995 Continued from page 1 Allen-Meares also said that the grant will provide the School of Social Work with cutting-edge opportunities. "(The center) is a new concept in social work," she said. The grant will provide the center with funding for five years. Kristine Siefert, assistant dean of re- search in the School of Social Work, said that the school will conduct a series of pilot research project...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 12, 1999 PROTEST Continued from Page 1 One issue speakers addressed at the demonstration was the Apparel Industty Partnership-Fair Labor Association, a government supported group of corpora- tions and human rights organizations aimed to monitor the apparel industry and eliminate unfair labor practices and unhealthy working conditions. Department of Labor spokespeson Carl Fillichi sa id the AIP-FLA is cur-...…

…2 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, June 12, 1996 NEWS CANDIDATES Continued from Page 1 Maynard said she understands the need for child care to be available to students. "It's as important for the University to look at child care options as it is for businesses," she said. Maynard said she expects to have an excellent relationship with members of the University community. "Both stu- dents and faculty, having been both (myself), would feel ve...…

…SAPAC head will be named soon Suns in the sky A skylight at the University Medica 764-552 by David Shepardson 1 Daily Opinion Editor The University search committee7 charged to find a new director of the Sexual Assault and Prevention Center (SAPAC) has made its final recom- mendation to the Office of Student Af- fairs. Search committee member and DepartmentofPublic Safety Lt. Vernon H Baisden said, "We've (the committee) made our recommendat...…

…2 -The Mc Dmm arWeel-WeresdayMay 12, 1993 Sc m d up otr BUY ME SOME PEANUTS... makequilt for Jessi \ 4 By BRYN MauCL DAIILY STAFF REPORTER Whle many mothers spent Sunday celebrating their day of recognition, Cara Schmidt spent the day wondlering ifher2-year-oldaughtelessicawould ever retumn to her Iowa borne. Sunday, agroup of Ann Arborresi- dents gathered in a downtown Ann Arbor park to assemble a quilt for Jessica In April, Dan and Cara Sc...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 12, 1995 I f t S divers, observer ed in plane crash SHACKLEFORDS, Va. (AP) - Gina Arbogast had climbed aboard the plane ready to make her first formation jump with her skydiving friends. They, like her, lived to plunge thousands of feet toward Earth. But something went terribly wrong Sunday shortly after the twin-engine Beechcraft made its way into the sky in a gathering dusk. The plane banked, ...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 12, 1995 11t1' OON 'OA3i Simpson backs out of his interview with NBC LOS ANGELES (AP) - Just hours before air time, O.J. Simpson backed out of last night's live TV interview after he andhislawyershad second thoughtsabout the no-holds-barred format NBC had de- m'nanded, the network said. "NBC News had a clear understand- ing as of yesterday morning with Mr. Simpson and his lawyers that there would...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 12, 1991 Calvin and Hobbes olwmsk S'i ICN~T TAIO SNOVARI s T GRA~Vi "A - 7/S M A J46 FOR .,, 7 / } 4A - .- . - .o by. Bill Watterson , oR ? MOM MUST.VE PUT 91 CAPE IR TT WeRONG i y DR E A. Regents approve promotion' for 'U' Washington lobbyist by Henry Goldblatt Daily Administration Reporter The University's top lobbyist in Washington, D.C. received a pro- motion from the University's Board o...…

…Page 2--The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 12, 1991 RESCOMP Continued from page 1 nient to have it in the dorm than to go to Angell Hall." First-year Nursing student Lu- anne Robinson also voiced con- cern. "Probably, I wouldn't feel too good. It would be harder to get papers done. I'd probably have to walk across campus late at night, and I don't usually feel safe doing that," Robinson said. Havlicek, however, offered some hope. "If studen...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, April 12, 1991 :Calvin and Hobbes. by Bill Watterson Saudis stop funding PLO as . t m w - *k# 1 zi LOOK A~T WAT THIS DUMAB TOA~STER. DID W M{ TOP$W IT PIPNY 'cjOoKIT I1t THE FIRST TIM'E, So I N54D T OWN AGMtA AD "Y ONE SIDE'S BURNED AD WIEO1WRS TOASTER. RINED ml TOASTW! AN 0 \ . -~ 1 LAR~GER .PECc'IVEi IS A GQ %t4 IEk~ 'O t WANT MTSPRING FOR A NWTOASTER. t Baker continues Mideast tour AWARDS Cont...…

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…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 12, 1997 NATION/WoRLD I Serb opposition party gains seats :*~~N'A L Parliament's 'special law' reinstates election victorIes The Washington Post BELGRADE, Yugoslavia - The .erbian parliament, carrying out a pledge from President Slobodan Milosevic, adopted a "special law" yes- terday night reinstating opposition elec- tion victories in Belgrade and 13 other cities. The vote, with Milosevic's do...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 12, 1997 AWARD Continued from Page 1 me, that has always been one of Bill's most notable characteristics." Rackham first-year student Francesco Accola said he has enjoyed Bolcom's music classes because the professor is full of wit, irony and knowledge. "He has a great knowledge of not only music but the arts in general," Accola said. "He answers every ques- tion very deeply." English Prof. Alice Fulto...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 12, 1997 Arafat pledges to fight terrorism NATION/WORLD RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) - Palestinian leaderYasser Arafat pledged yesterday to confront "the enemies of peace," but Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said after a two- hour meeting with him that she still had not found a way to restart Mideast peace talks. "We have a long way to go" to reopen negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 12, 1997 NATION/WORLD U. N. moves to condemn Iraq the Washington Post For the UNITED NATIONS - The Security sources sai Council last night moved toward adop- chief ally tion of a U.S.-sponsored resolution that agreed that would condemn Iraq for its threats a warningc against American arms inspectors and if Baghda impose travel restrictions on Iraqi offi- expel UNS dials. But the United States ret...…

… 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 12, 1996 "Anow/woklo Troops anticipate Clinton visit to Bosnia The Washington Post TUZLA, Bosnia-Herzegovina - To some, he re- mains a draft dodger who never served in uniform. To others, he's just another political candidate looking for a "photo op" with the troops. But when President Clinton arrives here tomorrow, he will find surpri singly strong support. The vast major- ity of soldiers Clinton ...…