…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom Chi -Rigtan lt u Sis sould be imost~ly tem :periture o{ about 70°. v iI v fI L. __ .. .... .. . . . . .-. . . ._. Vol ALL, No. 0 m;~ Copyrignt 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 10, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages _, Can ham dampens 'M' Band fund hopes By BETH ROSENBERG University Athletic Director Don Canham said yesterday his department would not allocate addition...…
…4 Page 2-Wednesday, September 10, 1980-The Michigan Daily "Full Line of 8ackpacking & Camping Equipment" Renk-To-Schooltlnofion Bustersl OSHKOSH 100% COTTON Bib Overalls-TURTLENECK (Pre-Washed Denim) SHIRTS S e $ 898 ALL COLORS Reg. $22.98 Sale $698 100% WOOL 100% WOOL NAVY PEA COATS NAV MIDDIES Sale $4998 $49 Reg. $59.98 Entire Stock of $ LEVI DENIM Sale 12" BELLS . Reg.$1998 Union renovations clear another hurdle (Continued from Pagel) The...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 10, 1980-Page 3 S- - / ' MMMPD"i.',/, MMR City teachers resume talks By JULIE BROWN Striking Ann Arbor school teachers returned to the bargaining table yesterday afternoon as contract talks resumed in the eight-day old dispute. Ann Arbor Board of Education President Wendy Barhydt reported late last night that negotiations were still being held. "There's been no indication anyone's going to quit tonight...…
…6 OPINION gage 4 s. Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan, Wednesday, September 10, 1980 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 6 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, M1 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board A beautiful UGLI demand for a E WON THIS one so fast there in which to hit wasn't even time to organize It is of cour rotest, At this rate, we might have a UGLI open un dent Regent by ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 10, 1980-Page 5 Hundreds arrested in Libya; trials held on TV TRIPOLI, Libya (AP)-While mysterious death squads murdered his opponents abroad, Libyan leader Col. Moammar Khadafy has arrested hun- 4dreds of high-ranking officials at home and forced many to stand as defendants in corruption trials on prime-time television. , The crackdown comes as Khadafy strives to build a radical egalitarian society i...…
…BUSTER KEATON TONIGHT OUR HOSPITALITY Buster inherits a family feud and goes south to claim it. He gets shook up on the train before he even gets any southern hospi- tality in sthe form of his archenemies. PLUS on the same bill- Page 6-Wednesday, September 10, 1980-The Michigan Daily Reagan outlines plan to reduce spending while cutting taxes SHERLOCK JR. Buster broke his neck making this film-You'll split your, sides laughing. Both $2.00. 7...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, September 10, 1980 Page 7 Kingbees: It's your mistake By MARK COLEMAN Ever - have a song you absolutely, hate stick to your brain like crazy glue? For some reason it happens to me every mmer, maybe because I listen to the radio more or else that season lends it- self to immortalizing, you know, kind of summing up all those funtime vacation memories in a single song, or even a single refrain or hook. Las...…
…Page 8-Wednesday,.September 10, 1980-The Michigan Daily JMAN .w,~1. I._ IM k POOL "' NC TFI__ ..G ews LiUME w..- CO. 421 ; 1 14 I Il I A 0 I Av. Ril *I'date Oc ilion i In-- fjwst , t Mi type 8:30.4 "FOF twni*.7 P V Bldg is ireable 1I &~t~iOrifl7~014 Lex Av/75 TV. wner n" - .~,,g - 'daily. 774 1773.j EKRAH tt F( +c fri- "' -drrn f~1lWARRINGT ON *-'lrLE $35-Of'RLE W ,"'v lip CPA seeks Jr to assis in diversified ADMIN SECY F£...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 10, 1980-Page9 Townspeople furious with family of murdered girl * SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP)-Griev- ing relatives and friends of 8-year-old Tracie Ann Whiteside gathered at her funeral yesterday, one day after her aunt and uncle were arraigned on charges of her murder. Grady Lee Price, 42, and his 28-yer- old wife, Frances Ann, and their 12- year-old son, Randy, are charged with murder in connection with W...…
…SPORTS i flage 10 T Wednesday, September 10,1980 MINNESOTA Q.B. SITUA TION UNCER TAIN The Michigan Daily GRIDDE PICKS Barber to lead* Gopher attack Even though the powers that be have decided to cut back on the bus service to and from North Campus, that doesn't- mean that all you Baits, Bursley, Village Green, Northwood and other Nor- th Campus area residents can't still make your Gridde picks. All you have to do is study the games li...…
…Lacrosse club' formng The Michigan Lacrosse Club will hold its fall organizational meeting tonight, at 7 p.m. in Room 2230 CCRB. All in- terested athletes are invited to attend this meeting, and club leaders stress that no experience in lacrosse is necessary. The club will play a fall exhibition schedule, with a regular schedule in the spring. This year, the club will be trying to defend its Big Ten champion- ship, and continue on last year's ...…
…Page 12-Wednesday, September 10, 1980-The Michigan nilv SURPRISE UPSET FOR LIBERAL INCUMBENT avits upset in New York primary From AP and UPI In a stunning upset, Jacob Javits, the 76-year-old liberal Republican who ser- ved four terms as senator from New York, was defeated in his bid for renomination last night by a conser- vative challenger who had hit hard at his age and declining health. It was among the most bitterly fought in a series ...…
… I E LIEd 43UU r iEat1 .~ , Vol. XCII, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan, September 10, 1981 Ten Cents Ninety-eight Pages A dministration, 'U, New tighten 'U' direc belt lion: Smaller but better' Waiting for the season opener Doily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM A lone student relaxes amidst thousands of empty seats at Michigan Stadium. He will soon have plenty of company as the Wolverines shoot for the national championship. Regen.ts ax geography...…
…Page 2 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily BUDGET REDUCTION THREA TENS FUNDS Financial aid squeezed By MARK GINDIN Many students find the most frustrating and serious considerations of a vgollege career revolve around whether they can pay for one. And many of those who cannot handle the expenses alone seek help from the University's Office of Financial Aid. The time between applying for and receiving - or not receiving - the ac-...…
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…OPINION ly Page 4 Thursday, September 10, 1981 The Michigan Dai Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan A MICHIGAN (WHERE?) GRAD SEEKS TRUTH Is there life after college? Vol. XCII, No. 1 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board 4 S 'Smaller but better?' R EDIRECTION, retrenchment, "smaller but better." No matter what the prevailing term, the chan...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 5 other voices University 'redeplo Last July, Daily summer Editor-in-Chief challenge to us. We could always lower our ex- David Meyer asked University President penses to any desirable level if the outcome Harold Shapiro to explain the University's were of no concern to us. If there were fewer policy of redirection toward "smaller but books in the library, then there would be fewer better,...…
…Page 6 -ThursdaySeptember 10, 1981--The Michigan Daily Inv By MARK GINDIN Much like a Wall Street brokerage house, the University ' invests in just about anything that will generate money, in an effort to help ease tuition hikes and program cuts. x During the 1979-80 school year, investment income totaled more than $18.7 million. Student fees for the same period totalled $83.8 million. Had the investments not been there, a ,:significant incre...…
…New 'U' Hospital building .approved By LOU FINTOR As the University embarks on its massive Hospital Replacement Project, a number of concerns have been raised by health professionals concerning the justification of such an all-encompassing facility. The $285 million complex will replace the old University Hospital, built in 1923 and now in need of extensive repair. Although state officials and University Regents agreed at last June's Regents ...…
…0 Page 8 --Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily LOCAL TRA VEL MADE EASY 'U: city transits span Ann Arbor By LOU FINTOR The work of the Women's Safety Task Force of the Public Interest Research Group in Michigan - in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority - is bearing fruit. After mon- ths of determined efforts, a 24-hour public transit system will soon become a reality. The service will be provided by in- depende...…
…The Michigan Daily,-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 9 Even Ann Arbor not immune to violent crime Daily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM Leo Kelly, Jr., accusedof two campus murders last year, leaves the courtroom following a pre-trial hearing. 2 students kiled at Bursley; By ANN MARIE FAZIO Last April's killing of two University students at Bursley dormitory on North Campus was not, much to the distress of the University community, the only such in...…
…p i 0 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily 7/ 119 0 10 A, j A * NOW FEATURING "NEXT DAY OR FREE" PHOTO SERVICE ON 110-126-135 SIZE FULL ROLL COLOR DEVELOPING!! * SEE IN-STORE DISPLAY FOR COMPLETE DETAILS * * YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT DISCOUNT PRICES! 01 EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME, APARTMENT, DORM AT SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES!! CLIP THESE COUPOIS FOR SUPER SAVINGS PLUS THOUSANDS OF SPECIA'LS THROUGHOUT THE ...…
…,.. The Michigan' Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981--Page 11 747!'A *I1I I 0 I k I " THE BEST ALBUM PRICES IN TOWN I I o ALL NEW, AL L GREAT, AND W AITING FOR. YOU "THE BEST ALBUM PRICES IN TOWN I I i 1 "WELCOME BACK TO THE. BEST SOUNDS'& PRICES IN TOWN!I i FOREIGNER" FOREIGNER INCLUDES URGENT/JUKE BOX HERO/NIGHT LIFE WAITING FOR A GIRL LIKE YOU '" THE ROCKETS "BACKTALK" RF A C KIfTA t K " ZZ TOP ,DEL jLOCO" " IILACKFOOT "M...…
…0 FAMOUS FO R ESTAURANT HOME-MADE BREAD * BEST BREAKFASTS IN TOWN (Try the waffles t) " SANDWICHES a SALADS * DINNERS * SEAFOOD + CARRY-OUT SERVICE-668-9538 Corner of Catherine and Glen (short walk from Med. Center) Page 12 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily Tenure: By LORENZO BENET Daily News Analysis The debate c AL z 12 V V low 0 V When Was- The test lime You' Were Sick? - Did you have a healt insurance covera - What d...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981--Page 13 TECHNOLOGY ON-THE MARCH The federal government is by far the biggest sponsor of re- search at the University, with industry a distant second. The graph shows total sponsored research activities during the past five fiscal years and the allotment to broad fields of study. What appears to be a radical increase the last few years is deceptive; in constant 1975 dollars the five year increa...…
…Page 14 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily vRAE' S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....:....:...,.5.5....5S4~,Sw.F;.. S.>>m Health Service still a good bargain By JENNIFER MILLER This fall, students will be assessed a $47 Health Service fee-an increase from last year's $33. However, with a few exceptions, there will no longer be extra charges for ser- vices. In the past, students have paid...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 15 Hospital construction continues amidst dissent (Continued from Page 7) *ervironment for its students." DALSTON REFERRED TO THE 'CHPC-SEM statement as "a convic- tion that has been held by many, but I'm confident that it doesn't apply to us." 'Dalston maintains that in order to continue producing high-quality health professionals, the University must keep .upI' with expensive, modern, tec...…
…0 Page 16 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily Death of ex- 'U' student stirs international row By JOHN ADAM Last July an incident halfway around the world sparked a long-submerged problem into a broiling public confron- tation here at the University. The alleged murder in Taiwan of a former University Ph.D. student made news across the country and brought two basic groups - the Chinese Nationalists and the native Taiwanese - ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Seotember 10, 1981--Page 17 I li Bikers beware! Cops on prowl By JENNIFER MILLER Bicycling will get you to classes faster, especially when you're late for that math quiz. But there are a few prerequisites to bicycling in Ann Arbor. Bike registration is mandatory by city ordinance, and costs a one-time fee of $2.50. Cyclists can register at any of the dorm offices, the Housing Office, or at the City Clerk's offic...…
…0 Page 18. -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily Gotta leave town? TryAmtrak By MARK GINDIN The University of Michigan is a time- honored port of call; students here hail fromn all parts of the world. Thus, tran- Ssportation to and from school can be K'quite a problem for many. All the students who have made it to school have overcome the problems, 'however, proving the obstacles are not insurmountable. Bus drivers, airline pilots...…
…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 19 NEW TREA TMENT FOR LI VER, BR AIN TUMORS 'U' makes cancer break By LOU FINTOR University researchers have unveiled new methods of diagnosing and treating often deadly forms of cancer-methods which may hold promise for thousands of terminally ill patients. The preliminary results of a new drug delivery system for treating liver tumors were recently announced by Dr. William Ensminger, as...…
…Page 20 --Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily ourseal in7 : 4 the school ya'round, with a lows-cost refrigerator rental from the University Cellar. * A RENTAL UNIT TERMS iL c o fl0 c~ lC 0 $ 32.00 September 1 through April 30, 1981. Plus $10.00 deposit . Dock Delivery- to the loading dock of most dorms $1.00 extra. Open 7 days a week in the Michigan Union.. 6 a0 I, , 1. 'I,, 48. 00 62.00 . _ .I I. / ' ',~, 4.....…
…d I ;a I { : c . .. I I P itan 1tlQ Vol. XCII, No. 1 Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan, September 10, 1981 Ninety-eight Pages Emptypockets 'U' tuition climbs 18 percent By NANCY BILYEAU Students will have to dig deeply into their wallets this fall as the Regents voted in July to raise tuition by 18 per- cent, the largest hike in recent years. Tuition for full-time freshpersons and sophomores who are Michigan resid...…
…0l ,,Page 2 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily '1Officials begi 'a' budgets, p By DAVID MEYER cut in the salary budgets y People often speak ominously of the every academic departme 'redirection" of the University, and of academic program in the administrators' efforts, through exten- Then, they began targeting : ive cutbacks in University programs programs that they consi Ind departments, to create a "smaller for much larger cu...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 3 0 - - - - - - - - - - Main Street Welcomes U of M Students 306- 12 South Main Prices effective Aug. 21 to Sept. 19 while quantities last. Shop Mon. & Fri. 9:30-9:00 Sat. £&Weekdays 9:30-5:30 Kline, Visa, Mastercard i A ;. i, a I H LL , /~x ,Y F H Levi Denim and Levi Corduroy Jeans Reg. 22.00 j488 6,000 Pair on hand. Boot Cut, Straight Leg and Regular Bells Waist Sizes 28-42 Ins...…
…m, a OPINION Page 4 Thursday, September 10, 1981 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan A MICHIGAN (WHERE?) GRAD SEEKS TR UTH Is there life after college? Vol. XCII, No. 1 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor,. MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board 'Smaller but better? R EDIRECTION, retrenchment, "smaller but better." No matter What the prevailing term, the c...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 5 other voices University' Last July, Daily summer Editor-in-Chief challenge to t David Meyer asked University President penses to an Harold Shapiro to explain the University's were of no cc policy of redirection toward "smaller but books in the I better, "and to comment on how he thinks books in the the; University will fare under the Reagan laboratory in administration's budget cuts. Th...…
…Page 6 --Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily MORE DEFENSE INDUSTRIES ADDED Investments bolster'U'inco By MARK GINDIN Much like a Wall Street brokerage house, the University invests in just about anything that will generate money, in an effort to help ease tuition hikes and program cuts. During the 1979-80 school year, investment income totaled more than $18.7 million. Student fees for the same period totalled $83.8 million. Had ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 7 ' ,New 'U' Hospital building approved H ' By LOU FINTOR As the University embarks on its massive Hospital Replacement Project, a number of concerns have been raised by health professionals concerning the justification of such an all-encompassing facility. The $285 million complex will replace the old University Hospital, built in 1923 and now in need of extensive repair.0 Although state ...…
…0 Page 8 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily LOCAL TRA VEL MADE EASY U, city transits span Ann Arbor i By LOU FINTOR The work of the Women's Safety Task Force of the Public Interest Research Group in Michigan - in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority - is bearing fruit. After mon- ths of determined efforts, a 24-hour public transit system will soon become a reality. The service will be provided by in- depend...…
…The Michigpn Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 9 Even Ann Arbor not immune to violent crime G ood luck Doily Photo by KIM HILL New students and late enrollees wait in line Tuesday for their last chance to pick courses before the general student population begins the drop/add ritual today. By ANN MARIE FAZIO Last April's killing of two University students at Bursley dormitory on North Campus was not, much to the distress of the Univers...…
…Page 10 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily A4 .111 7/ Lk I L- A 00 c- z F * NOW FEATURING "NEXT DAY OR FREE" PHOTO SERVICE ON 110-126-135 SIZE FULL ROLL COLOR DEVELOPING!! * SEE IN-STORE DISPLAY FOR COMPLETE DETAILS * * YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT DISCOUNT PRICES!! EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME, APARTMENT, DORM AT SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES!! CLIP THESE COUPONS FOR SUPER SAVINGS PLUS THOUSANDS OF SPECIALS THRO...…
…The Michigao Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981--Page 11 ,bof f 0.1 011 I k L q "THE BEST ALBUM PRICES IN TOWNI! ALL NEW, ALL GREAT, AND WAITING FOR YOU "THE BEST ALBUM PRICES IN TOWN! I II -4 a 4 1 "WELCOME BACK TO THE BEST SOUNDS & PRICES IN TOWN!I " FOREIGNER 5,4 FOREIGNER " THE DOCKETS "BACKTALK" B A C K TALK - - " ZZ TOP "EL LOCO" "MARAUDER" BLACKFOO "MARAUDER" " STACY LATTISAW "WITH YOU" "< i 0 IT ST ACY LATTISAW ...…
…4 Page 12 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily = -- " '' , _ -! ""fir Angelo'11s FAMOUS FOR ESTAURANT HOME-MADE BREAD " BEST BREAKFASTS IN TOWN (Tr the waffles!) ' " SANDWICHES* SALADS * DINNERS* SEAFOOD " CARRY-OUT SERVICE-668-9538 Corner of Catherine and Glen (short walk from Med. Center) Tenure: The debate continues WhnWa hrLs ime ' eLfYou Were Sick? - Did you have a healt insurance covera -What did your icy cover? -Were ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 13 TECHNOLOG Y ON THE MARCH The federal government is by far the biggest sponsor of re- search at the University, with industry a distant second. The graph shows total sponsored research activities during the past five fiscal years and the allotment to broad fields of study. What appears to be a radical increase the last few years is deceptive; in constant 1975 dollars the five year increa...…
…p .0 page 14-Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily . 'y r.. . . . .;o; 4"^Y> K:,. to RS «... s3i.. . .. l.a<,,.. .. . :.. .: w. G. . . ... A .. . Health Service still a good bargain By JENNIFER MILLER This fall, students will be assessed a $47 Health Service fee-an increase from last year's $33. However, with a few exceptions, there will no longer be extra charges for ser- vices. In the past, students have paid fees-in addition t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 15 Hospital (Continued from .Page 7) In t , nvironment for its students." statemn DALSTON REFERRED TO THE hospita CHPC-SEM statement as "a convic- reads, tion that has been held by many, but very hi I'm confident that it doesn't apply to averag us." Univers Dalston maintains that in order to the pre continue producing high-quality health 1990 do professionals, the University must keep THE u...…
…Page 16. -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily Death of ex- 'U' student stirs international row By JOHN ADAM ' Last July an incident halfway around the world sparked a long-submerged problem into a broiling public confron- tation here at the University. The alleged murder in Taiwan of a former University Ph.D. student made news across the country and brought two basic groups - the Chinese Nationalists and the native Taiwanese - ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 10, 1981-Page 17 Bikers beware! ' Cops on prowl By JENNIFER MILLER Bicycling will get you to classes faster, especially when you're late for that math quiz. But there are a few prerequisites to bicycling in Ann Arbor. Bike registration is mandatory by city ordinance, and costs a one-time fee of $2.50. Cyclists can register at any of the dorm offices, the Housing Office, or at the City Clerk's office in ...…
…01 Page 18 -Thursday, September 10, 1981-The Michigan Daily Gotta leave town? TryAmtrak By MARK GINDIN The University of Michigan is a time- honored port of call; students here hail from all parts of the world. Thus, tran- sportation to and from school can be quite a problem for many. 'All the students who have made it to school have overcome the problems, h'wever, proving the obstacles are not isurmountable. Bus drivers, airline 0ilots, tra...…
