…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 1, 1982-Page 3 Access TV to televise immediate city vote count By DAVID SPAK Subscribers to Ann Arbor cable television will be able to catch up-to- the-minute city election results Monday night, when Comnunity Access chan- nel 8 airs a new program for broad- casting immediate, unofficial infor- mation directly from the precincts. Elliot Chikofsky, a University engineering researcher, developed the program...…
… State lawmakers pass M lliken 'S The Michigan Daily-Thursday; October 1, 1981- Page 3 British Labor Party votes to ban missles budget C LANSING (UPI)- Acting with less than five hours left in the fiscal year, * legislators yesterday approved Gov. William Milliken's executive budget cutting -order enabling the state to cover a $135 million year-end deficit. Under the order, the University will absorb a cut in state appropriations of $4 milli...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 1, 1981-Page 3 ~HAPPENINGS- SUNDAYn HIGHLIGHT Two Salvadoran Guerrillas will be speaking tonight on the war in El Salvador at 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly Hall of the Union. The lecture is being sponsored by the Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade. FILMS Alt Act.-Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, XlLB 3, 12:30, 2:15, and 4 p.m. AAFC-The Muppet Movie, MLB 3,7, 9 p.m. CG-Nintechka, Lorch Hall, 7 p.m., Sun...…
…'U' information *woman knows and tells all U.S. The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, December 1, 1981-Page 3 Soviets begin, nuclear arms talks By KRISTIN STAPLETON When a student is told to ask "infor- mation" about a question concerning the University, the "information" they visit most often is Colleen Conquergood, receptionist at the in- formation desk in the LSA building. Conquergood, who runs the infor- mation booth Monday through Friday during...…
… The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 1, 1981-Page 3 Hostages may see dollar compensation for ordeal AP Photo Top secret trash Sailors from the Orlando Naval Training Center in Orlando, Fla. sift through a 25 ft. high, 40 ft, wide mound of garbage for 5,000 pages of classified documents that were thrown away accidentally. The sailors all had clearance to read the top secret refuse. Reagan hiring freeze leaves potential employees in the co - W...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 1, 1981-Page 3 Hinckley's defense to hinge on psychiatric tests WASHINGTON (UPI)-John Hin- ckley, the stocky college dropout and drifter charged with trying to kill President Reagan, was held without bond today at the Quantico Marine Base, awaiting psychiatric tests that may be the key to his defense. John "Jack" Hinckley Jr., 25, the son of a wealthy Evergreen, Colo. oilman, was charged with attempting to...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 1, 1989 - Page 3 Separate leaves from rest of' by Tara Gruzen Daily City Reporter Fall is ending and the falling off the trees. Deca blanket the lawns of A And they have to be cle the time it starts to snow. But this year, cleanin leaves will be different. C 15th, a policy was imple the Ann Arbor City Cou ing residents to separate 1 the rest of their garbage. will still be collected, bu be transported...…
… LaGROC case to be held next semester by Karen Akerlof Oaily Staff Writer A case brought against the Michigan Student Assembly by the Lesbian and Gay Rights Organizing Committee will not be considered by (he student judiciary until January, assembly General Counsel John Coleman said Tuesday. A lawyer for LaGROC said the group will not contest the delay of their trial. The case will be heard when a new panel of students are named to the Court o...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 1, 1983-Page 3 University offers study By BILL HANSON With the end of another school year just around the corner, the thought of taking summer classes is, for most students, a dreadful one. But what if the classes were being of- fered in one of the major cities of Europe? IF THAT idea intrigues you, the University's Center for Western European Studies' summer abroad programs could provide the kind of sum...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-Page 3 Morris wins primary By RITA GIRARDI Vowing to show voters that Mayor Louis Belcher is not what he appears to be, City Councilmember Leslie Morris (D-2nd Ward), emerged victorious in the Feb. 21 Democratic mayoral primary. Morris defeated University law student Thomas Blessing by a vote of 2,046 to 1,602, while Belcher ran unop- posed in the Republican primary. "I PLAN to get the message across...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 1, 1983-Page Conference debates pros t t and cons of pornography Webster attacked. society's double sexual encounter or a rape in which the By JAN RUBENSTEIN standard, which not only allows, but woman expressed no pleasure. These "Sadism and masochism are com- requires men to show an interest in students were also more likely to say ponents of the human psyche," and pornography. "It 's like admitting you th...…
…I I The Michigan Daily-Monday, February 1, 1988- Page 3 CIA protester Marcuse to receive trial date By MELISSA RAMSDELL would handle the pro Graduate student Harold Marcuse, charged with as- said. Rose refused toc saulting a police officer and a University Public Safety BOTH ALLEGE administrator, is expected to receive an official trial date frontation between s during a pre-trial session this morning. Marcuse officers, and police d pleade...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 1, 1988 - Page 3 I Number of jobless increases in state DETROIT (AP) - The January unemployment rise due to auto cut- backs and seasonal losses hit all 12 of Michigan's major labor market, including Ann Arbor, the Michigan Employment Security Commission said yesterday. All also had increases in jobless- ness from the previous January, and all but Ann Arbor had declines in total employment from a year ear- li...…
…Music school concert to salute King's struggle The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 1, 1988- Page 3 VP wants two people for equality, By VERONICA WOOLRIDGE the organizer of the c Twenty years after Dr. Martin Patterson said K Luther King Jr. was felled by an as- immense significanc sassin's bullet, the University will throughout the coun commemorate the civil rights tension at the U of leader's dream with a performance of reminded us all tha Ado...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 1, 1988 - Page 3 : ...:: . . :,: .... :: .:.:::: :::.: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. . ~ ..*~ . . .**...................................::::...::. . . . . . . . . . .... ................................................................. . . . . 2nd district race heats up BY MICHAEL LUSTIG With just a week left in Cam- paign '88, the eyes of the nation are turning to Michigan, and focusing o...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, December 1, 1988 - Page 3 Just passing by Bursley debt still source of confusion BY STACEY GRAY Seven months after the Bursley Hall snack bar/store closed down af- ter accumulating an almost $3,000 debt, residents and housing officials are beginning to discuss where the responsibility for the debt lies. John Giaimo, one of last year's managers, pointed to account man- ager Marc Peot for mismanaging the snac...…
…I LSA scholarships annually surprise .five students $1,000 goes to achievers The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 1, 1989 - Page 3 Celebration of Black History BY MARION DAVIS Last winter, Richard Katskee heard he won a $1,000 scholarship for which he had not even applied. Katskee is one of about five LSA students who win a special merit award for academic 'excellence without even knowing they are eligible. To win the annual award, ;stu...…
… Engineer students review companies The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 1, 1987- Page 3 ' officials cite public service to boost image By LINDA HECHT About 1,000 future engineers 1 passed through the third annual Ca- reer Fair yesterday at the North Campus Commons to meet job re- cruiters from 42 different companies and learn about their organizations. The event was sponsored by the Tau Beta Pi engineering honor soci- ety and the Society of...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, December 1, 1987- Page3 F11 New chancellor named to head UM-Dearborn Regents expect fast approval By KAREN GREENSTEIN Blenda Wilson, a Colorado state education official, has been nomi- nated to replace retiring Chancellor William Jenkins at the University's Dearborn campus. Her five-year term will begin July 1 if she is confirmed by the Board of Regents. The nomination will "most defi- nitely be approved" at the...…
…FHAPPENINGS Highlight The Center for Continuing Education of Women recognizes its twentieth year at 4 p.m. today with a drawing by Vivian Shapiro of the winning ticket for the Women's Quilt, handmade by CEW staff commemorating the Center and many anonymous women artists who expressed their creativity through functional household items. The Center also presents "Form Follow Fun- ction: Women Creating", a fiber art exhibit showing the work of 19...…
…Phone drive brings Union funds By KATIE WILCOX Standing on street corners with Sbuckets may be one way to raise money for your cause, but as a group of studen- ts who manned the phones this week to garner funds for the Michigan Union renovation showed, it's not the only way. The Union's third annual phone-a- .thon brought at least $11,700 in pledges, Over $5,000 more than was raised by the drive last year, according to LSA senior David Bernste...…
… M :.. Officials The Michigan Daily, Saturday, October 1,1983- Page 3 name education school transition team By JACKIE YOUNG Seven professors from the School of Education and an LSA English professor have been named to the education school transition team, University officials announced yester- day. The transition team, along with of- ficials from the vice president for academic affairs' office, will formulate strategies for implementing t...…
…Lebanese factions begin peace talks in Geneva The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 1, 1983 - Page 3 U.S. moves some marines to ships off Lebanon From AP and UPI GENEVA, Switzerland - President Amin Gemayel opened Lebanon's long- delayed national reconciliation con- ference yesterday with an appeal to warring factions to save the nation from "this long night" of civil strife. The talks, involving the nation's 10 major religious and politica...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, December 1, 1983 - Page 3 -HAPPENINGS- Highlight A three-day conference on U.S. policies toward health and human rights in Central America begins with a lecture by Charles Clements on medical neutrality at 7:30 p.m. in Rackham Amphitheater. The conference, titled "Health in Central America: Medical Neutrality and the Crisis in Health .Care," is sponsored by the University's School of Public Health. Films Cinema ...…
…New candidate enters Rack ham election The Michigan Daily -' Wednesday, February 1, 1984 - Page 3 Judge blocks Navy 's By MIKE WILKINSON *A new candidate announced plans to run for the Rackham Student Gover- nment (RSG) presidency yesterday against Angela Gantner, who had been running unopposed. Kodi Abili, a doctoral student in higher education, will attempt to cap- ture the seat mainly through mail-in votes, which are due at the RSG offic...…
…HAPPENINGS- Highlight Bertolt Brecht's 1930 play St. Joan of the Stockyards opens tonight at the Residential College Auditorium, 701 East University. The show, which begins at 8 p.m. tonight will play for the next two weekends. Performances UAC - Soundstage, 8:30 p.m., U-Club, Union. The Ark - Deborah Silverstein, 8 p.m., 1421 Hill. 4 Union Arts Program - Music at Midday, Judy Tsou, Harpsichord 12:15, Pendleton Rm., Union. School of Music - Er...…
…-HAPPENINGS- SUNDAY Highlight The University's top undergraduate students will be recognized today at the 61st Annual Honors Convocation. Frank Rhodes, president of Cornell University, will address students at 2 p.m. in Hill Auditorium. Films Classic Film Theater - Dragonslayer, 2:15 & 7 p.m., Excalibur, 4:30 & 9:15 p.m., Michigan Theater. Ann Arbor Film Co-op - The Apple Game, 7 p.m., MLB 4. Russian & East European Studies - Shadows of Forgot...…
…Group t By JOSEPH PIGOTT Educating students on the extent and complexity of hunger is the am- bitious task of the University World Hunger Education Action Committee. Most University students have come in contact with the 10-member organization during its annual Fast for World Harvest Day, when students in dorms around campus are asked to forego a day's meal to fight world hunger. LAST YEAR'S fast raised more than $7,000, which went to Oxfam Am...…
… The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 1, 1985 - Page 3 Shultz wary of arms control WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State George Shultz said yesterday that the United States must never become so committed to arms control negotiations that it is unwilling to respond to "outrageous... behavior" by the Soviet Union in Nicaragua or elsewhere. FROM Nicaragua to the Middle East to Eastern Europe, Shultz said the Soviet Union "can be counted on upon ...…
… caseph researches health tconcern (Continued from Page 1) David Schottenfeld said Joseph's background as a social scientist and as an epidemiologist lends a fresh perspective to her work and contributes to the excellence of her teaching, for which she has won several awards. She has also conducted research in a variety of interdisciplinary medical and social issues. Now, her emphasis lies in the research she is doing on AIDS. Some say there a...…
… The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 1, 1986 - Page 3 Dem attack Ads rip Lucas for Wayne county deficit Lansing (AP) - The Michigan Democratic Party is sponsoring television advertisement blaming Republican gubernatorial nominee William Lucas for a Wayne County deficit approaching $70 million. The 30-second ads, which were scheduled to begin across the state last night, also praise Democratic Gov. James Blanchard. BOTH MEN faced massive d...…
…The Michigan Daily - Monday, December 1, 1986 - Page3 Medicaid providers to pressure Legislature Which regent? Poor grammar marks the sign yesterday. Daily Photo by DEAN RANDAZZO announcing Regents' Plaza next to the Fleming Administration Building Report finds police fail to test many drunk drivers LANSING (AP)-Pressure from unpaid Medicaid providers is expected to mount this week as the Legislature returns from its 10-day Thanksgiving ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 1, 1985- Page 3 COMPUTERS Computers may open up politics to universities Associated Press 4 Pachyderm pull "Mardji," an 8,500-pound Asian elephant, pulls a fork lift out of the mud yesterday at Marine World Africa USA in Redwood City, Calif. The fork lift got stuck during moving and packing operations at the animal park. Hun- dreds of animals are being moved to the park's new home in Vallejo, Calif. Co...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 1, 1985 - Page 3 rHAPPENINGS- U. Council agrees on jurisdiction Friday Highlight President and Mrs. Shapiro invite all students to an open house in their home at 815 S. University St. from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Films See WEEKEND magazine Performances See WEEKEND magazine Speakers Ecumenical Campus Center - Stephen Lewis, "The UN at 40: Buildng for Peace," 7:30 p.m., Bethlehem United Church of Christ, 423 S. ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 1, 1986- Page 3 Progress made in U' labor negotiations By PHILIP LEVY temporaty contract since their two- Negotiators for the University and year pact expired on June 30. The its employees made significant 2,100 workers are members of the progress this week towards reaching local American Federation of State, a new contract, according to Univer- County, and Municipal Employees sity Personnel Director James ...…
…The Michigan Daily Friday, June 1, 1984-- Page 3 SECOND FRONT PAGE Court " awaits verdict in Faber * trial By MICHAEL BEAUDOIN A verdict is expected today in the trial of 17-year-old Machelle Pearson, who is charged with the November 22 slaying of Ann Arbor resident Nancy Faber. The two-week-old trial in Washtenaw County Court ended Wednesday after- noon with closing arguments before Circuit Court Judge Ross Campbell. CAMPBELL GAVE the jury o...…
…The Michigan Doly - Saturday, Jun. 1 1985 -Page 3 Financial aid essential to Hispanics By CHRISTY RIEDEL Research has found that two. main factors af- fect which college a student wants to attend: Quality of the academic program and cost. Although this finding is true for prospective college students everywhere, University Finan- cial Aid Officer Carlos Acevedo said yesterday that because of socio-economic status, "Financial aid is a major fa...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, August 1, 1985- Page 3 Mass funerals banned in South Africa's new move JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPI) - The government banned mass funerals for victims of racial unrest yesterday on the 11th day of a' state of emergency in a new move aimed at stifling black protests again- st white-ruled South Africa. The decree came as police said another black man had been shot and killed by security forces, firing into a cr...…
…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...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 1 1980-Page 3 'FULL CIRCLE' AIMED A T T EENA GERS Grad By JOYCE FRIEDEN The studio in the Michigan Media Center on Fourth St. had an air of in- formality about it. Props were lying about the perimeter of the stage, and a woman dressed in jeans and a body suit was painting 55-gallon drums a bright shade of red. One floor above the studio, three college students were viewing sections of a videotape and lamentin...…
…OPINION .;; -:Page 4 Wednesday, October 1, 1980 The Michigan Daily , 4-' M" Hig ins Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 10 Vol. XCI, No. 24 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board 9 Dooming the Union plan CONSOLIDATING student power and gaining influence in Univer- sity decision-making is always an uphill battle. It's even harder when ...…
…PI I { . ..OPIN ION 4Page Saturday, November 1, 1980 The Michigan Doily Has the University overreacted to Tisch? Robert Tisch has a good idea; he just went too far with it. The University has responded to Tisch's tax cut plan in a similarly extreme manner. Since when does a transparent propaganda cam- paign qualify as "voter education"? CONCERNS OF University officials that the popular tax cut plan would hurt the Univer- sity are valid. Worr...…
…0 OPINION Friday, October 1, 1982 The Michigan Daily ate of 'U': G aining profit, losing purpose lish Prof Bert Hornback has often utspoken in his criticism., of the ad- ration's plans for the University's ction. The University, Hornback s, is losing sight of its goals as an tional institution. nback spoke to Daily editor Julie last week about the college's future, bout his fear that profits, not people, w the University's top priority...…
…4 OPINION The Michigan Daily Page 4 Wednesday, December 1, 1982 Behind the scenes with American censors By Nancy Needham Many teachers and other Americans-par- ticularly in the Northeast and Midwest-first learned there was such a thing as a school book depository on November 22, 1963, when the president of the United States was shot by an. assassin who was hiding in one. Schoolbook depositories--warehouses for textbooks-slipped back int...…
…Page 4-Friday, February 1, 1980-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of E SVol.XC, No. 100 Edited and managed by studen Jimmy Cart HE WOUNDED warriors from all spectrums of the Democratic Par- ty assembled at center stage in New h York City to proclaim its renaissance. Front the ruins of the 1968 party civil War at the Chicago convention, a new zited coalition emerged determined tore-capturthe WhiteHouse. The hero of the party's comeback in 1976 w...…
…" Page 4--Tuesday, April 1, 1980-The Michigan Daily hieh I-ibtigan faitg \tte v Yea rs o 'Edlitoria I Freelo,,, Vol. XC, No. 143 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan GOP may forge new majority Hash Bashe AST YEAR'S Hash Bash turned out to be just another step in the event's saddening' deterioration. At one time, the Bash provided an oppor- tunity for University students to relax with a pleasant ...…
…OPINION Page 4 Thursday, April 1, 1982 The Michigan Daily en f Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan A grand ideological design 0 Vol. XCiI, No. 143 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Leonard Silk, an economic columnist for The New York Times, came to cam- pus last week for a brief stay as a visiting professor within the University's com- mun...…
…0 lb OPINION Thursday, October 1, 1981 Poj~ea Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Canada seeks a : ,, Vol. XCHi, No. 19 420 Moynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board a . , - Pakistan adthe bm HERE WERE more indications reactor-extra fuel that could, in time, this week that Pakistan is using be the ingredients of an atomic bomb. As uclarreactor t...…
…OPINION . Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Sunday, November 1, 1981 The Michigan Daily Feiffer MV'i VW! AV Z 1l(r - Vol. XCII, No.46 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor,, MI 48109 M' C-i0,'ek, k RI l tow; 1f1 l p6B 5;, IrS W45Ei/ II 7 ~~ A f'1 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Another Tisch plan I 4'X'R6 FI~ IF ROBERT TISCH had a dog and it died, he'd probably kick...…
…OPINION Page'4 Tuesday, December 1, 1981 The Michigan Daily@ A really secret Rolling Stones concert "The Stones are at Second Chance." That's how it all started. At 10 p.m. Sunday night, a breathless friend called me with the news. He had just heard it from another friend \ passing him on the Diag, running home to get more friends. I promptly called a few friends. It was a very friendly rumor. Howard Witt least: It was a fine lesson in...…
