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…al Page 2-Friday, October 1, 1982-The Michigan Daily Economic index resumes decline WASHINGTON (AP) - Flying in the face of President Reagan's predic- tions of recovery, the government's main economic forecasting gauge has nosed down for the first time since March and a record number of Americans have lined up for unem-. pldyment benefits, officials said yesterday. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige insisted the economy was still heading fo...…

…* 4 Page 2-Wednesday, December 1, 1982-The- Michigan Daily In the land of the giants Two elderly Chicago women shiver against the cold as they pass by a storefront window displaying the tanned legs of summer. MSA urged against proposed Changes in U research policy Girl gets gift of d disease resistence BOSTON (AP) - Doctors have cured a baby girl born without resistance to disease and say the treatment offers hope for other children like h...…

…/ rania n By The Associated Press fresh outbreak of fighting between Kiurdish rebels and government forces hgs taken at least 50 lives in western Ion, a rebel spokesman said yester- d4y- And in Tehran the revolutionary government clamped down on demon- strations in an apparent effort to head off further clashes between leftists and their foes. e new bloodshed was reported as signals grew stronger that some pr ress might be possible in resolvi...…

…01 2-Tuesday, April 1, 1980-The Michigan Daily First Ward candidates (Continued from Page 1) campaign officials said they doubt if a high or low turnout will change the out- come one way or another. Based on a study of City Council elec- tions since 1973, roughly one-quarter of the potential voters vote on election day, according to First Ward Democratic Chairman David Cahill. GRADUATE STUDENT Mark Peter- son, who serves as Greenberg's cam- ...…

…Page 2-Thursday, April 1, 1982-The Michigan Daily City candidates debate issues w By SCOTT STUCKAL With few exceptions, the eight candidates in this year's race for City Council seats did not offer much debate in last night's debate, sponsored by the League of Women Voters. Democrats and Republicans agreed that the major problem facing Ann Arbor's government is main- taining government services in spite of the city's numerous financial probl...…

…0 Page 2-Thursday, October 2, 1981-The Michigan Daily Stamps going up to 20 cents IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (AP)- The Postal Service defied its ratemaking watchdog yesterday and raised the cost of a first-class stamp to 20 cents, effective Nov. 1. Two minutes after it.was announced, the move was challenged in court. The two-cent increase will be the first such hike that has not been approved by the Postal Rate Com- mission, which three times rej...…

…Page 2-Sunday, November 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily Architects overcome problems for library 406 (Continued from Page 1) SOME OF THE library's hallways are paneled with rich, deep oak, which Birkerts said helps provide a transition from the traditional of the gothic Law Quad to the modern of the new library. The new library, which will not be open to undergraduates, has 246 carrels, each of which will be used by three law students. Birkerts s...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, December 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily Supreme Court to decide drug smuggling case BOWL TOURS and FLIGHTS Call: Kings Productions Auditions UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Michigan Union, Kuenzel Room Dec. I1; 2-6 p.m. KINGS ISLAND American Heritage Music Half Jan. 23 &24; 1&6 p.m. Productions feature professionally designed scen- ery, costumes, staging and choreography in fully. equipped theatres and outdoor stages. Singers " Dance...…

…01 Page 2-Sunday, February 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily Co-op housing offers unique mix of personalities, lifestyles (Continued from Page 1) years we can take care of all the students who come in." According to Buchele there are ap- proximately 600 spaces for residents. Of these, about half are open for new residents each year. Co-ops are one of the few places that have openings for winter term, one reason they are so popular with tran- sfer ...…

…I Page 2-Wednesday, April 1, 1981-The Michigan Daily WHIT E HOUSE COMMENDS RESPONSE: . . . Haig 's quick action supported And sources said Reagan's military command system WASHINGTON (UPI) - Officials said yesterday the placed the secretary of defense ahead of Haig in a crisis. bullet that wounded President Reagan set off a smooth, pre- Speaker Thomas O'Neill said he was not offended. arranged White House military command system, and "I KNEW ...…

…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, November 1, 1989 Bush to meet with Gorbachev next month re WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- dent Bush announced yesterday he will hold a shipboard summit in the Mediterranean with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev Dec. 2 and 3 "to put up our feet and talk" informally prior to a full-blown superpower meeting next year. Bush described the weekend meet- ing as an open-ended discussion with no fixed agenda. He sai...…

…I Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 1, 1989 Diag rally will call attention to AIDS by Josephine Ballenger Today marks the celebration of World AIDS Day. Under the slogan, "Our Lives, Our World, Let's Take Care of Each Other" 166 countries across the globe will honor the event with rallies and. Locally, a rally will be held at noon on the diag featuring: an AIDS patient speaking about the disease, call-and-response songs, and Elis...…

…4 m mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Page 2-Tuesday, February 1, 1983-The Michigan Daily LADIES DAY IS EVERY DAY r1 r at the :111dorm residents * CROSS-EYED MOOSE & FLIPPER McGEE'S * blame W. O ad fc IN BRIEF )(1d - 2 FREE tokens LADIES: Bring in for visiting us & this coupon Tues., Feb. 1 2 more with first and Receive $1.00 Purchase 10FREE tokens! f m mm mm m =mm m m ma m m mmmmmmmmua JOB JOB OPENINGS OPENINGS campus information center The Camp...…

…4 Page 2-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-The Michigan Daily EPA cleanups halted by politics IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sworn secret testimony from Environmental Protection Agency employees indicates political pressures may have delayed cleanup of a California toxic waste site, a congressman said yesterday. "We have begun to develop testimony which indicates that there may very well have been political pressure or political judgments used in connect...…

…Page 2-Friday, April 1, 1983-The Michigan Daily Colombian earthquake kills 200; hurts 500 From AP and UPI POPAYAN, Colombia-A major ear- thquake struck southern Colombia yesterday, devastating the city of Popayan where hundreds of tourists had gathered for Holy Week. Estimates of the casualties ranged up to 200 dead and 500 injured. A witness said the shuddering earth "sent the roofs of many houses flying into the air as a cloud of dust cove...…

…4 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Monday, February 1, 1988 Gaza Strip violence hits home DETROIT (AP) - The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is close to the hearts and minds of tens of thousands of Michigan's Jewish- and Arab- Americans whose heritage ties them to the re- gion. The recent upsurge of violence in the Israeli- occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip troubles mapy area Jews, torn between anger at unflatter- in& news coverage of Israel and perso...…

…4 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 1, 1988 Trial to impeach Mecham begins PHOENIX (AP) - The Arizona Senate yesterday opened the first impeachment trial of a governor in six decades, while an attorney for Gov. Evan Mecham implored it to reject the charges against the first- term Republican. "This man hasn't dipped his hands into public funds," attorney Jerris Leonard said. "He hasn't ripped of the treasury. He hasn't committed high c...…

…I Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 1, 1988 Tenants rally for rent control IN BRIEF By PETER MOONEY Chanting "Fair rents! Fair prof- its!" about 30 tenant activists yesterday protested a local realty company accused of evicting tenants in retaliation for taking the company to court last year. The protesters also supported the rent control proposal on Monday's city election ballot in front of McKinley Properties' office on North Main S...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 1, 1988 Protest continued from Page 1 Harold Marcuse, an anti-CIA protester whom Rose and Weber are currently representing in a civil suit against the city and the University. During a protest of an on-campus CIA recruitment session in late November of last year, Marcuse was charged with assaulting an officer during the protest. Marcuse was kicked in the groin by a University -security officer, ...…

…a p Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, December 1, 1988 pposition head speaks on Chile BY KRISTIN HOFFMAN Carlos Dupre, a Chilean leader of the opposition campaign that defeated General Augusto Pinochet in Oc- tober, will address Chile's current polical situation tonight. Dupre will highlight the changes his party, the Christian Democrats, will seek after next December's election - the first election to be held since parliament was dis...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 1, 1989 , NADA IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and staff reports -JESSICA GREENE/Daily Study break Students drink, study, and socialize at the newly-opened Espresso1 Royale on State Street. Continued from Page 1 of Regents earlier this month of MSA's lack of cooperation in meet- ing with SODC. Although the meeting was set up to discuss SODC's general role at the University, as...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 1, 1987 Apple challenges 'U' By RYAN TUTAK Apple Computers has chosen the University as one of only a handful of campuses to participate in a pair of contests to design the personal computers of the future. One contest, open to twelve universities, challenges students in teams of no more than five to envision the technology of computers by the year 2000. Each member of the winning team will be awar...…

…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, December 1, 1987 Inqu.ring Photographer By DAVID LUBLINER IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press reports Would you support a mandatory University course on racism and sexism? Why or why not? Mark VanOsdol, LSA senior: "No, I don't feel that a University course will Mange people's racist ipinions, and the presence b? a mandatory course will serve only to anger some people... who object to ,being told to ...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 1, 1984 Levin stresses budget priorities IN BRIEF (Continued from Page 1) "One of the priorities you have to decide when you go about budgeting is whether or not you can cut that kind of thing in order to make room for something else," he said. Levin, who defeated Republican Robert Griffin, in 1978 to gain the Sen- ate seat, criticized the Reagan ad- ministrations support of nuclear weapons....…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, December 1, 1984 Photographer By Dan Habib "What do you expect from President Reagan's next four years?" Charles Heckstall, engineering fresh- Catherine Gillespie, LSA junior: "He'll man: "Probably a nuclear war." make our relationship with Russia and other countries worse than what they are now because he cares too much about political prosperity and too little about the general welfare of everyon...…

…4 Page 2 -- The Michigan Daily - Saturday, October 1, 1983 Iowa profs may Six professors at the University of Iowa are considering filing a libel suit against The Hawkeye Review for an ar- ticle in which the professors were ehlled "useful idiots" involved in a ridical coalition that supports com- *:'riunism. COLLEGES fYi'j:. {:i"'}i .:i?:C$v. :..*..*...... .::::".$$$i$5:.:...... . ' The Hawkeye Review is one of many conservative journals tha...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 1, 1983 Marcos selects Philippine pmddlentilL successor MANILA, Philippines (UPI) - President Ferdinand Marcos, in an ap-r : parent attempt to placate critics and prevent a power struggle of his one-z man ruleshould be cut short, yesterday picked Prime Minister Cesar Virata as R is successor. Opposition leaders reac- ted to the surprise announcement with septicism and outright disbelief. - The, d...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, December 1, 1983 Student dies in hazing -- incident NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-A 20- year-old engineering student was found dead of an alcohol overdose yesterday morning after an off-campus fraternity "hazing party," police said. The fraternity pledge's death was not discovered until members of Omega Psi Phi social fraternity arose and could not wake the victim. "HE WENT TO bed on the floor after the part...…

…t Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 1, 1984 Reagan budge From AP and UPI man of the Senate budget WASHINGTON - President Reagan said the "defense figure is will propose a $926 billion election-year surprise me. It is 'signifi budget for fiscal 1985 that seeks no than I would have assum major spending cuts or tax increases but still higher than but raises military spending and necessary." projects a $180 billiondeficit, documen- ...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 1, 1984 City objects to high fire costs By COLIN ZICK Ann Arbor city officials filed an ap- peal in the state Supreme Court last week to try to overturn a lower court decision that would require the city to foot a nearly $500,000 bill for the University's fire protection costs. Since 1977 the state of Michigan has reimbursed the city's fire protection costs for public universities, but Gov. Wi...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, April 1, 1984 Prof gets to heart of computers IN BRIEF By KATIE BLACKWELL The pale blue walls of Dr. Robert Vogel's study are lined with brightly colored prints - shades of blue, green, red, yellow, and white splashed against a stark black background. At first glance the prints look like a collection of bold modern art, but a second look reveals a definite pattern. THE SHAPE soon becomes recognizable...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 1, 1986- A SCIENCE 'U, By ADAM QA new Universi nearing completion open up new resean University astronor University observin the best in the count The new telescope with, a 94-inch dia mirror, will be th University-owned t the result of the co the University, Da Massachusetts Technology. IT is being assem vatory adjacent to existing 52-inch Mc vatory on Kitt-Peal will cost about tw Each of the th...…

…Page 2 -'The Michigan Daily -- Friday, February 1, 1985 -- -----mm m mmm- -- mm- - - - 1 Ann Arbor's I 1 Authorzed Dealer I 1 1 Apple Computer Dealer is II offering you special savings on all MacintoshW software in stock. 10% off when you buy 2 or more! I (with this ad) I MICROSOFT. Basic I Mulitplan and Chart i Sargon I11(computer chess) I 1 Transylvania (adventure) ' Trivia Dollars & SenseT 1 _________________ LearningCenterLtd. Macintosh is...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 1, 1987 Roach discusses research issues By EDWARD KLEINE University Regent Thomas Roach (D-Saline) said he expects the Board of Regents to decide on new research guidelines at their meeting this month, but would not reveal how he plans to vote during a speech on classified research yesterday. Roach spoke against extending the "end-use" clause - which prohibits research which could be used to k...…

…r' Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 1, 1986 Floods cause damage in IN BRIEF-, COMPILED FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS I More storms swamp state Il and (AP) - Floods kept hundreds of people away from their homes yesterday in Illinois and Oklahoma, where damage estimates from a spate of heavy storms rose above $60 million. In Montana, the Milk River remained well out of its banks for a fifth day along a stretch of nearly 10...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily --Monday, December 1, 1986 No Deal State Senate may sit on labor cost bill LANSING (AP)-- Michigan's Republican- controlled Senate appears likely to scuttle a business-labor compromise on cost-saving changes to workers' compensation and unemployment insurance by refusing to consider it this year. "It represents a very fleeting window of opportunity to cut some of the costs to the system," said Peter Eckstein, an eco...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 1, 1985 Liquor tax increases spark higher sales 4 IN BRIEF COMPILED FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AND UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL REPORTS By TIM DALY with wire reports Local liquor stores yesterday repor- ted brisk sales to customers who were stocking up on alcohol before prices jump today due to federal and state tax increases. The federal liquor tax increase was approved by Congress last year to take e...…

…Page 2 --The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 1, 1985 Five e i write -ins >" 1 -fie a // Hello ... is that right? The Daily? The Michigan Daily? Carries Bloom County ... THE BLOOM COUNTY? Now in 0bjefilthtga B I gi h t.3 b GRAND OPENING Fuji Restaurant P/scorer Mda/alt An invitation to enjoy exquisite Japanese cuisine in our lovely oriental setting at 327 Braun Ct. (across from Farmer's Market) Ann Arbor * (313) 663-3111 Lunches from ...…

…Page 2i- The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 1, 1986 Report reaction 7.Ndelayed to fall By MARTIN FRANK selves what kinds of research, The proposed guidelines for classified or not, they should perform, classified research have been as well as indefinite time limits within distrihuted hy University President which to publish their results. Harold Shapiro, but reaction from The minority report, say opponents other administrators, the faculty of...…

…a Page 2 The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1'1984 WCBN may increase broadcast power By MARLA GOLD The banner on the wall reads: Do you have nerve, atyle, taate, knowledge of the arts and a "CBN attitude"? Well, if you do, the proposed power increase for WCBN (88.3 FM), the University's alternative radio station, should make you happy. But no ao faat - the people at WCBN have been pushing for the power in- creaae aince 1979. AT A MEETING last...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 1, 1985 Former eustodian fights for job (continuedfromPagei) THAT somebody turned out to be bage from the dishes. The water was when or under what conditions the members of the union who had too hot and Morgan attempted to tell service and maintenance employees criticized Newman and his leadership his supervisors, but Morgan says for the University were forced to for a long time. nothing was done. w...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, August 1, 1985 House passes $27 million aid bill for Contras WASHINGTON (UPI) - A compromise bill providing $27 million in non-military aid for Nicaraguan rebels this year was passed by the House yesterday and sent to the Senate for final congressional approval. The rebel aid was contained in a $13 billion supplemental spending bill for 1985 that also includes $1.5 billion in emergency economic aid for ...…

…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...…

…Page 2-Friday, August 1, 1980-The Michigan Daily Anderson says he may drop out of race congressman from Illinois who dropped out of the GOP race April 24 to run as an independent, praised: Kennedy as a man for whom he has "high regard."' The meeting was held at the in- vitation of Kennedy, who is lobbying hard for a convention rule that would free delegates to vote for any candidate they wished on the first ballot, thus threatening Carter's c...…

…The ichganDail-Wenesay, ctoer , 190-Pge# Senate panel blasts president in handling pfBil Ilyg a te affair The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 1, 1980-Page 3 INCREASE A TsTRIBUTEDTO 'MORE FA VORABLE IMAGE' Greek rush shows upwardtrn WASHINGTON (UPI)-A Senate panel faults Justice Department, White House officials and President. Carter himself for their- handling of Billy Carter's Libyan affair, accor- ding to a draft report circulated among...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, November 1, 1980-Page 3 ...;........................:...................v'.v.v ....... :. . . ..:. ..{n. . . ..r . .:.:. . .. ~ . .~.,':} v"vv" Prof says review process itself can hurt programs By MAURA CARRY I Reviews of various University academic programs are necessary to ensure they are up-to-date and serve a valuable function to the University. But reviews focused primarily on possible program discontinuan...…

… The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 1, 1982-Page 3 Bomb threat shakes up Bursley An anonymous bomb threat in the Bursley cafeteria yesterday sent residents out into the streets while police and building officials checked the building. At about 4 p.m., cafeteria supervisors received a letter which said a bomb had been planted in the cafeteria. They evacuated the cafeteria and pulled the fire alarm to clear the rest of the dor- mitory. Residenc...…

…I The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, December 1, 1982-Page 3 Supreme Court begins review of abortion laws WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan administration told the Supreme Court yesterday that elected lawmakers - not courts - need greater control over abor- tions. But a lawyer for' an Ohio abortion clinic said some lawmakers want to treat women "as if they are not to be trusted to make up their own minds." MORE THAN three hours of oral arguments follo...…

…0 CONVENTION O1 'U' dorms to hoi By JAY McCORMICK When the huge wave of Republicans its Detroit this July, Ann Arbor will feel more than a splash. The Republican Party has reserved 2,656 spaces in University housing, and John Connally's youth campaign has, asked for 700 more, according to Nancy DeAngelo, director of the University's Conference Center. THE SPACES at Baits, Bursley, Mosher-Jordan, and West Quad's Cam- ridge House will probabl...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 1, 1980-Pane 3 INDEPENDENTS RUN AS COALITION IS: End lare party control in MSA (EDITOR'S NOTE: This week the Daily will publish a series of articles examining the political parties, independent candidates, and issues surrounding the April 8 and 9 Michigan Student Assembly General elec- tions. These articles will focus primarily on presidential and vice-presidential candidates and ballot proposals for student ...…