…Polish strikes See Editorial, Page 4 Ninety-three Years of Editorial Freedom 4IaiIQ Corky Today will be cloudy with a high in the 60s and a modest chance of rain. i W Vol. XCIII, No. 30 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 13, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages, Riot police clash with *workers stri ing in Poland From AP and UPI WARSAW, Poland- Angry workers fought riot police in Gdansk and mar- ched on C...…
…High hopes; low turnout See Editorial, Page 4 C I tr Ninety-three Years of Editorial Freedom ~Ialij So Blue Partly sunny and cold today with a chance of snow showers and a high in the 30s. Vol. XCHII, No. 57 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, November 13, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages UAW leaders select new president to take over after Fraser exits From AP and UPI DEARBORN- United Auto Workers union Vice Presiden...…
…Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom bE Mitigan ~E~ai4g ENDLESS SUMMER Snow flurries leaving an accumulation of from one to two inches, with a high around 20. Vol. XCII, No. 84 Copyright 1981, The Michigan.Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, January 13, 1982 Ten Cents Eight Pages Profs: Poland may By DAVID SPAK Poland's military regime will collapse un- der the pressures of its current martial law crisis unless it can salvage t...…
…Ninety-Two Years E of Editorial Freedom E Lii i~au IEIIQ WARMER Today will be partly cloudy, a little warmer with a high intthe mid-20s, and a chance of light snow. Vol. XCII, No. 111 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 13, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages Cellar labor stages 1-day sick-out By JANET RAE Employees of the University Cellar yesterday staged a one-day "sick-out" to protest what they term "salary...…
…0 ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom Sitctt IE3 atiQ BLUSTERY Windy with showers en- ding, high in the low to mid 40s, falling temperatures this afternoon. Vol. XCII, No. 127 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 13, 1982 Ten Cents Eight Pages .Law faculty accepts aid program r clinic By GEORGE ADAMS The Law School faculty yesterday voted to keep its clinical law program alive, and actually to increa...…
…CLIMBING Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom iaw Iit IaiIQ Aside from a chance of a shower this morning, the weather improves a little today, with climbing tem- peratures and a high in the mid-5os. Vol. XCII, No. 153 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 13, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Falkiand war looms closer, 0 Haig says LONDON (AP) - U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig said after 111/ hours ...…
…The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 13, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages State credit rating drops to new low LANSING (UPI) - Moody's In- vestors Service yesterday dropped Michigan's credit rating to the lowest in the nation, despite the legislature's last-minute passage of a temporary in- come tax hike in hopes of staving off the collapse. Both Gov. William Milliken and state Budget Director Gerald Miller said they were hop...…
…The Michigaan Dail Vol. XCII, No. 38-S Ann Arbor, Michigan--Tuesday, July 13E, 1982 Ten Cents. Twelve Pages A key1 will reco the Stud: Related eliminate yesterda3 Vice Pi Billy Fry Budget and a spe pleted th Universit reductior ready to closed. ""V i BPC says close ISMRRD BL I.might be met within budgeti 1y LOU FoNTORScapabilities of potentially contributi University budget committee ir st - t iL a units,"Swainsaid. mmend that the Institute ...…
…The Michigan D ail y Vol. XCII, No. 53-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-August 3, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Mideast cease-fire ignored From the Associated Press Israel moved tanks and artillery to the edge of battered west Beirut yesterday as exchanges of rifle and ar- tillery fire threatened to dissolve the latest Lebanese cease-fire. In Washington, President Reagan told Israeli foreign minister Yitzhak Shamir that there must be "a complete end" to t...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 61-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, August 13, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Poges State defers. WPM $8 million U pay ment By BILL SPINDLE and "part of that solution may be an State budget officials notified executive order," Preston said. An University administrators Wednesday executive order will probably be that more than $8 million in state aid necessary later in the month due to the due to arrive August 15 wi...…
…6 Page 2-Wednesday, October 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Court hears biased schools' tax break ease IN BRIEF From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - Granting tax ex- emptions to religious schools that prac- tice blatant racial discrimination is the same as giving them direct federal aid, a leading civil rights lawyer told the Supreme Court yesterday. Assistant Attorney General William Bradford Reynolds, arguing before a crowded courtroom, said the ad-...…
…0 Page 2-Saturday, November 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Incredible eggs test. Engineering ingenuity By EVA SCHERER The eggs poured out of the sky near the West Engineering arch yesterday. They were enclosed in spacecraft that looked like lunar landers, cardboard rockets, and rubber satellites, and the cargo, a by-product of chickens, was precious to the beings that had laun- ched them. To the cheering crowd, who avoided the rain and eggs by...…
…a Page 2-Wednesday, January 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily MSA members call hazing proposal weak IN BRIEF By BETH ALLEN Michigan Student Assembly mem- bers criticized last night a set of proposed anti-hazing guidelinesand a new set of sanctions against violators, arguing that the guidelines are too weak to be effective. The sanctions "should be strong and viable rather than a weak approach with loopholes,' said MSA member Ed Nwokedi. AFTER RE...…
…Page 2-Saturday, February 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Poland plans Warsaw subway WARSAW, Poland (AP)- A slick new television ad produced by Poland's martial law government is at- tempting to quell worker conflict by whipping up en- thusiasm for a new Soviet-financed subway system. The ad shows silver subway cars gliding through tunnels with a conductor calling out Warsaw stations. What is odd is that Warsaw has no subway-just abandoned tunnel...…
…Page 2-Saturday, March 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily 0 'Uaffirmative action hamper (Continued from Page 1) said, however, that some major concerns of black minorities have been a concern of the administration, students were "the relatively low percentage of black said Colleen Dolan-Greene, a personnel ad- students despite the University's commitment, the ministrator. "If reductions-in-force have an impact relative lack of blacks in higher leve...…
…Page 2-Tuesday April 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Battle brews over auto emissions bill IN BRIEF (Continued from Page 1) costly, while the 1980 level was an appr- opriate balance between environmental and economic considerations. BUT, SOME environmentalists doubt that the auto industry really cares about the environment and is solely concerned with cuttings costs. "The justifications the industry has used for most of their stances (in favor o...…
…Page 2-Thursday, May 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Senate delays changes in Social Security E WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate overwhelmingly voted yesterday to leave Social Security intact until a bipartisan commission makes recom- mendations on keeping the system solvent. The Senate also approved a budget assumption that $4 million in savings will be found in the system over the next three years, after defeating a Democratic-sponsored amendment,...…
…Page 2--Tuesday, July 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Queen's visitor stuns security, Scotland Yard LONDON (AP)- "A man was arrested in Buckingham Palace on Friday morning after entering the bedroom of Her Majesty the Queen," Home Secretary William Whitelaw said yesterday in an extraordinary House of Commons statement recalling earlier times when court intrigue put many a British monarch in peril. An unconfirmed report in the Daily Express said t...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, August 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Ballenger poll confuses tight governor race From United Press International Republican U.S. Senate candidate William Ballenger, ranked-laat in a widely circulated poll, is the frontrun- ner in a survey released yesterday that was commissioned by his own cam- paign. Meanwhile, Lt. Gov. James Brickley and Phil Ruppe, the generally acknowledged frontrunners in the Republican gubernatorial and sen...…
…Page 2-Friday, August 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily 128 killed in Israel's fiercest raids on By the Associated Press Israeli fighter-bombers ravaged west Beirut in the war's fiercest air raids yesterday before President Reagan angrily intervened and won a new cease-fire aimed at getting Lebanon to resume talks on the evacuation of Palestinian guerrillas. Lebanon suspended the negotiations to protest the air strikes that police said left at leas...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 13, 1982-Page 3 PLO insists on return to '67 borders Banks slash lending rates From AP and UPI AMMAN, Jordan - The PLO would welcome President Reagan's Palestinian plan if he can "pressure the sraelis into relinquishing Arab territory" occupied since the 1967 war, a Palestine Liberation Organization of- ficial said yesterday. "If Reagan is able to pressure the Israelis into implementing his plan and ge...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, November 13, 1982-Page 3 Candidate to tap student energy By ROB FRANK Rajeev Samantrai said he was first interested in LSA-SG as a forum for his own gripes about the University. Now, the sophomore hopes to become its next president. LSA-SG "tends to attract disenchan- ted students, and I thought student government would be a good forum for LSA-SG ELECTIONS effective change," Samantrai said. HAVING worked on Mich...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, January 13, 1982-Page 3, I GM labor cost savings would benefit consumers DETROIT (AP) - The United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp. agreed yesterday that any labor cost savings won by the No. 1 automaker in current talks would be passed on to consumers as lower car prices, UAW President Douglas Fraser said. "There will be no concessions to General Motors as such," Fraser said. "GM benefits from this agreem...…
…'U' researcher calls acid snow that fell in city 'surprising' The Michigan Daily-Saturday, February 13, 1982-Page 3 Reagan's choice for key civil rights-post raises controversy By NANCY MALICH A University researcher who repor- ted that acid snow fell on Ann Arbor last week called his results "surprising" yesterday, and said he plans to further investigate the phenomenon. Perry Samson said he did not exDect the snow that fell over North Camp...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, March 13, 1982-Page 3 Area bookstores report textbook thefts on rise By CHRIS SALATA Economic hard times aren't simply making students' wallets thinner; they're leaving backpacks lighter, too. Area bookstores report a campus- Wide upsurge of stolen text books in recent months. "By Spring Break I received 50 percent more stolen book. reports than in all of last year," said Chris Coakley, a University Cellar em- pl...…
… Israeli soldiers shoot Palestinian protesters (Continued from Page 1) Thesaurus turns The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 3 'non-sexist' On the eve of the Jewish Passover, last Wednesday, Goodman turned up at Ada Cohen's small hotel in the Jerusalem suburb- of Beit Hakerem. He asked to leave his belongings and Come back tostay the weekend. On Sunday' morning, he put on his uniform and checked out early, Mrs. Cohen said. "He had...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 13, 1982-Page 3 The reviews begin Education, Art, Nat. Res. to undergo scrutiny The University's plan to make itself "smaller but better" gets into full swing this spring as the review process unfolds and the first schools and colleges come under administrative scrutiny. The plan-termed the "Five-Year Plan"-involves a process of reduction and reallocation of almost $20 million from the University's General Fun...…
…The Michigan Daily--Tuesday, July 13, 1982-Page 3 COMPLETION DATE MAY BE SET BACK Hospital strike ends in sixth week By BILL SPINDLE The six-week-long ironworkers strike at the University Replacement Hospital ended over the weekend, but not before causing a "significant" delay in construction timetables, according to hospital officials. Ironworkers reported for work yesterday morning for the first time since they went on strike June lover a c...…
…1-1 The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 3, 1982-Page 3 13 state wells contaminated agency says LANSING (UPI) - Municipal wells in 13 Michigan cities are contaminated with suspected cancer-causing chemicals, but most of the affected water supplies have been removed from use, the state Public Health Department said yesterday. A series of water samples taken since December showed traces of such suspected carcinogens as per- chloroethylene and tr...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 13, 1982-Page 3 NEW LOCATION TO FEATURE INCREASED BOOK DISCOUNT IN FALL Business is booming at U-Cellar By GREG BRUSSTAR After less than a month at a new off- campus location, employees and management of the University's non- profit student bookstore yesterday said that increased sales wil enable them to offer greater textbook discounts this fall. "Relative to the Michigan Union, business is extremely- good,"...…
…0 OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, October 13, 1982 Kidding around with The Michigan Daily the state's crisis By Keith Carrier So The Michigan Daily editorial board fancies itself ready to run state government, eh? Well, then, I must tell you that you've done one hell of a job hiding your alleged creden- tials. You've simultaneously acted as judge and jury in blasting Gov. William Milliken for his handling of the worst fiscal crisis in the hist...…
…OPINION ;- Page 4 The Michigan Daily> Saturday, November 13, 1982 The Vietnam Memorial: Some reflections By Janet Rae WASHINGTON - We.had wandered along the Mall for more than an hour, relishing the last throes of one of Washington, D.C.'s spectacular Indian summers. "It's somewhere between the Washington Monument and the Lin- coln Memorial," we had been told. As much as our feet were beginning to hurt, we were determined to cover ever...…
…p OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, January 13, 1982 The Michigan Daily 4 Edie rd bte an i y ia Edited and rnanaged by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCII, No. 84 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Wasserman ANo'i}- Pr-ASAWT MASAcRE IIN E L SALVAtoR fMOST LIKCLC YJUT MA~ ACCi"T~i REoRe H W~u~~1~OKRS MU~~REP DIN &MAA fl & 1900Q h M-) Q / ' Th4 'T$y W~E ...…
…OPINION Page 4 Saturday, February 13, 1982 Weasel di e dstuidegtatTheUnive ar ili Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCII, No. 111 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 RELAX, WEASEL. I THINK YOURS OVERR EACTlNG To THESE. SOAP OPeRA6. G fPR N J ruNr F ITS TUST A c.fTTLE I{ARMLESS, M(NPLES5 Pow. I PONT TAINK TNE.Yk- NARMLF-SS,. KAPLA. PEOPLE ward 7HESF- St0ws REI-1 (oustYt (TS CBOT To INFLUENCE THEIR T'1...…
…OPINION Page 4 Saturday, March 13, 1982. The Michigan Daily Is it time to move in on Mideast oil? By Dan Aronoff Last month the unemployment rate was 8.8 percent-that's the second highest level since World War II. It would be easy to blame our economic woes on Reaganomics, but let's not forget that the downturn began many years before Ronald Reagan was elected president. Economic theory is in a state of crisis and policymakers are unable...…
…OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, April 13, 1982. The Michigan Daily First Job, then Faust now Howard Somewhere in the heavens, in a coffee shop: "All right, Michael-let's get down to business. I didn't fly all the way up here for nothing. I want him." "Not so fast there, Lucifer. We'll sit, we'll talk-what's the rush? Why don't you order a Howard Witt my mother. Call me Satan, or Mephistopheles, or Beelzebub-anything but Lucifer." "Okay, Luc...…
…Page 4-Thursday. May 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Two Argentine planes downed in Falkiands By The Associated Press Argentine warplanes made a series of attacks on British ships near the Falkland Islands yesterday and a destroyer shot down two of them about three miles from the disputed island chain, the British Defense Ministry an- nounced. It reported no damage to the fleet. A British Sea King helicopter ditched in the sea near the Ialklands,...…
…Page 4--Tuesday, July 13, 1982--The Michigan Daily Congress reluctant to send troops to Beirut WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress returned from its Fourth of July recess Monday expressing increasing doubts about the wisdom of sending U.S. Marines to Lebanon to take part in a peacekeeping force. "For the most part, I am apprehen- sive," House Majority Leader Jim Wright, (D-Texas), told reporters. He said the situation in Lebanon changes so much from d...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, August 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Soviets lead arms sales race State Dept. says WASHINGTON (AP)- The State Department, seeking to dispel any notion that the United States is the worldl's largest arms peddler, said yesterday the Soviet Union sold nearly twice as much weaponry to developing nations during the last decade. The report concludes that from 1972 to now the Soviets delivered some 74,000 major weapons systems to nation...…
…Page 4-Friday, August 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily State groups challenge death penalty petition LANSING (UPI)- Foes of the death penalty said yesterday they have found enough faulty signatures on capital punishment petitions to keep the issue off the fall ballot. The Michigan Committee Against Capital Punishment and the Michigan Coalition Against the Death Penalty said they plan to file formal challenges with the secretary of state's office t...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Wedne asday, October 13, 1982 Page 5 Groovin' with Rushen By Mare Hodges P ATRICE Rushen burst onto the stage of the Power Center Monday evening with the explosive musical talent that is so characterisitc of her style. If you were unfortunate enough to miss the show, either preempted with midterm studies or just suffering from the Monday-night-blues, then you missed a performance not soon to be forgotten. Dancing a...…
…an Daily-Saturday, November 13, 1982-Page 5 3; J Bob Seymour (left) and Bob Stoick practice a dive for their final performance of the season. w Cowning round r on the footbaff ieldr What does it take to be a cheerleader at Michigan? Partly clownlike humor, partly foot- ball enthusiasm and mostly gymnastic skill. The 11-man squad practices three times a week but practice consists of a couple of hours of fun and; games that closely resemble gra...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, January 13, 1982 Page 5 _ _ _ _ Morrow's 'Violence' By Stephen Miller AMES MORROW'S latest effort, The Wine of Violence, is his first work of science fiction, though not his first book. James Morrow's writing is definitely that of a professional, with clever dialogue and imaginative descriptions. But in his latest work, his The Wine of Violence James Morrow Holt, Rinehart & Winston; 324 pages S James ...…
…[ - F m mmmm An MML Idwk - I I Page 5 INDIVIDUAL THEATftES 2SM Awe of Liberty 761-1700 4th AND FINAL WEEK! Whose lifeIs it a anyway? Richard Dreyfuss Doily-7:30, 9:40 (R) SAT, SUN-12:50, 3:00, 5:20, 7;30, 940 The Michigan Daily Saturday, February 13, 1982 Oy, you should laugh, so hard! I i Slave pou DESPITE SOME delays and interruptions, Slave finally arrived on stage around 11:00 p.m. Thursday night and gave the audience at the Second...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Page 5 Saturday, March 13, 1982 A classic from the, first' note By Mark Dighton T HE GUITAR runs ran thick and fluid, effortlessly ascending in spiraling crescendos. The horns chased in the opposite direction, dropping aimless staccato bursts that threatened to nail the stumbling bass to the floor. Self-evident was that some of the best talents in the business were clustered in our presence. And Chic hadn't 'eve...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 5 Mood aboard British fleet stiffens ABOARD THE HMS INVINCIBLE (UPI)- They are not afraid. But for the 1,000 British fighting men sailing south toward the Falkland Islands Monday, war was suddenly a grim reality. "I get some young lads coming up with a pro forma for wills in their han- ds," said Len Jones, 37, a chief petty of- ficer aboard the Invincible and a navy man since age 15. "THEY ARE b...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 13, 1982-Page 5 Pope unharmed after attack in Portugal FATIMA, Portugal (AP)- A young man in clerical garb lunged at Pope John Paul II with a knife at the Our Lady of Fatima shrine yesterday but security guards overpowered him before he reached the pontiff, the state- run ANOP news service said. The pope was not hurt and continued a ceremony for a gathering of an estimated one million of the faithful that was...…
…The Michigan Daily--Tuesday, July 13, 1982-Page 5 Shultz to face difficulties in new cabinet post WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State-designate George Shultz is coming across on Capitol Hill as a soft- spoken smoothie, but he faces many of the same problems his prickly predecessor did in dealing with Congress. As Shultz made the rounds of Senate offices preparing for his confirmation hearing, which begins Tuesday, both Republicans and Democrat...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 3, 1982-Page 5 LEBANON INVASION SWIFT, BUT COSTLY Israel shows By The Associated Press TEL AVIV, Israel- The Israeli ar- my, from hard-eyed professional soldiers to hastily mobilized bank clerks, took less than two weeks to cripple Palestinian guerrilla forces and throw Lebanon's power balances into turmoil. Operation Peace for Galilee- an- nounced as retaliation for the shooting of Ambassador Shlomo Argov ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 13, 1982-Page 5 The Ohio comes to Washington The first of the nuclear-powered Trident class submarines, the USS Ohio, churns through the waters of Puget Sound toward its new base (right). Protesting the arrival were Mike Masterson (below) and other members of an anti-Trident blockade. The U.S. Coast Guard turned away the blockade yesterday using water cannons (lower right). Jack Daniels (left) welcomes the su...…
