…The Michigan Daly Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 1, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Congress finalizes spending cuts From APandUPI But the Senate relented once it WASHINGTON-Congress gave final became clear the House would pass the approval yesterday to a massive reduc- budget cuts. The Senate then sent the tion in government: spending, sending tax bill to a House-Senate conference. President Reagan $35.2 billion in Republicans called...…
…Page 2-Saturday, August]1 1981-The Michigan Daily Air traffic controllers again threaten walkout FromAPand UPI WASHINGTON - The air traffic con- trollers union yesterday threatened a strike Monday morning - a move that couldicripple air travel - unless it, reaches a new contract agreement with the government. After the two sides met briefly federal mediator Kenneth Moffett said the parties were "light years apart" and he saw little chance of...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 1 1981-Page 3 77 ______________________---7_ O _ 6 / ^y\\}il . 1 3 l s ... f-if- 1. , o. n. e o__ xvs teo xss x a xes :"m ;n ew es . s.s e:M. y 1 r I I A2 EPA: facing uncertain future EPA's prospects dim because o Reagan s ederal cutbacks By JENNIFER MILLER Daily staff writer The uncertain changes that the En- vironmental Protection Agency faces under the Reagan administration have local EPA personnel a...…
…Page 4-Saturday, August , 1981-The Michigan Daily Rumors circulate about shower in new dean's office 4 By JOHN ADAM Daily staff writer College of Engineering Dean James Duderstadt doesn't have one. Neither does School of Public Health Dean Richard Remington, or Dean Joan Stark of the School of-Education. But the new LSA dean, Peter Steiner, will have one this Monday if things proceed on schedule. A shower is being installed in the dean's off...…
…'Fuel standards, alternatives essential (Continued from Page 3) predictions are that by 1985-87 its oil capacity will be short. The lines at gas stations in past years in this country were "nothing compared to what we're going to see," Gray said. Another alternative fuel, synthetic crude, "doesn't appear to be as attrac- tive right now," Gray said. "The technology to control emissions is not available," and because the emissions problem is in...…
…Page 6-Saturday, August 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily ONLY REAGAN'S SIGNATURE NEEDED TO REDUCE SPENDING I F V a f F Financial aid affected by budget BY MARK GINDIN requires that a student receiving a Loan Program, which currently has a Augsburger said. "It has mushroomed Daily staff writer GSL pay five percent of the loan im- $186 million budget, will have $100 lately," and the moves are designed to Congress yesterday approved mediately to the...…
…Soviet military to keep up "with U.S. Spending MOSCOW (AP) - Recent statements by three key members of the Soviet hierarchy indicate Moscow will take resolute steps to prevent the United States from gaining military superiority, whatever the economic cost. Viktor Grishin, a civilian member of the Communist Party's ruling Polit- buro, said in a mid-July speech that "military expenditures are putting an increased burden on our economy" but that ...…
…4 Opinion Page 8 Saturday, August 1, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI No. 53-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Reagan's romp T HE PRESIDENT RESTS proudly atop Capitol Hill this weekend, resting after his vigorous conquest of the steep and thorny grade. Like a victorious lion reposing -after a vicious battle, President Reagan can lick his lips and savor the swee...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Saturday, August 1,1981 Page 9 RC Players riding high on an allegorical 'Sea' By GAIL NEGBAUR Daily Arts Writer Ann Arbor can thank its lucky stars that there are groups like the Residen-, tial College Summer Players putting on productions like The Sea. This is by far the best show to come here in a long time. The Sea, playing at East Quad this weekend and next, is a delightful political comedy by the contemporary Engl...…
…Page 10-Saturday, August 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily Budget woes trigger cooperation 4 Continued from Page > universities were closed, many studen- eventually have to close. But no ts would be forced to move elsewhere to legislator will vote to cut back the complete their educations. pipeline in another (colleague's) area," Every state school began with a Peterson said, because that lawmaker specific goal and mission, but most might then turn...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday,-August 1, 1981-Page 11 WSU Pres. Bonner announces resignation DETROIT (UPI) - Thomas Bonner regarded as the best in any university." surprised a group of friends and Bonner arrived at WSU in August associates who were celebrating his 1978, bringing with him dreams of third anniversary as president of making it the premier university in the Wayne State University yesterday by nation. announcing he would resign fro...…
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…Page 14-Saturday, August 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily Isiah inks Piston contract I PONTIAC (AP)-The Detroit Pistons signed 1981 first-round draft choice Isiah Thomas to a multiyear National Basketball Association contract yesterday. Terms of the agreement, signed at a Pontiac Silverdome news conference, were not disclosed. However, Pistons General Manager Jack McCloskey said the agreement "will be a contract that ranks with the top four or fiv...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 1, 1981-Page 15 FIFTH SEASON FOR BECKER AND EDWARDS 'Mgridders reject pro dollars By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE Daily Executive Sports Editor Special toihe Daily CHICAGO - Passing up a bundle of money isn't an easy thing for anyone to do, but fifth-year Michigan seniors Kurt Becker and Stan Edwards - both of whom were eligible for last year's National Football League draft - decided to forego the lure of a pro con- ...…
…4 orts Page 16 Saturday, August 1, 1981 The Michigan Daily REGULAR SEASON RESUMES AUG. 10 Baseball strike ends I From AP and UPI NEW YORK - The longest and most bitter strike in major league baseball history ended yesterday and players were expected to take to the diamond again later this month across the nation. The tentative agreement "was an- nounced by a federal mediator after a marathon, 11-hour negotiating session that extended i...…
