…Page 14-Sunday, April 11, 1982-The Michigon Daily 6 AL Alb v V U The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Al Summer job becomes home on the range (Continued from Page 5) realizing how important this operation was to his preparation for the summer 4-H fair. The bed of the truck was enclosed with a stock rack which prevented him from jumping out. However, the win- dow in back of the cab which was sup-, posed to separate me and the front seat from Alb...…
….' V. w 4W The Michigan Daily-Sd Page 8-Sunday, April 11, 1982-=The Michigan Daily Melting into a Kibbutz By John Adam a In the mornings, the alarm clock would ring and it would be dark outside. You'd slide into your ill-fitting clothes, splash some water on your face, and shuffle over to the dining room for breakfast. The day had begun. After putting down some porridge eggs, the volunteers and kibbutzniks would begin work - maybe in ...…
…0 .V Page 12-Sunday, April 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Study abroad offers fun, learning Dive into another woi By Kristin Stapleton If your summer plans include a con- tinuation of academic pursuits, you might consider studying in an at- mosphere quite different from that of Ann Arbor. Opportunities for study abroad are waiting to be discovered by the student in search of an adventure as well as an educational...…
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…Ninety-One Years Of Editorial Freedom LIE ig]9an EtiIQ DAMP Mostly cloudy with scat- tered showers today. High around 70. Vol. XCI, No. 156 Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 11, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages . IN Tanter named to National *Security Council New dean selected for By MARK GINDIN University Political Science Prof. Raymond Tanter has been appointed to President Reagan's National Secu...…
…Pagg 2-Saturday, April 11, 1981-The Michigan Doily Israel raids bases in DELMHAMIEH, Lebanon (AP) - Israel mounted ground and air strikes on Palestinian guerrilla positions in southern Lebanon yesterday, including a ground assault for the first time against guerrilla tanks, the Israelis and U.N. sources reported. As many as eight people, including an Israeli soldier and four civilians, were killed, according to various accounts. THE LIGHTNIN...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 11, 1981-Page 3 Ford rejects bid to merge with Chrysler Nurses still on strike; more talks scheduled DETROIT (UPI)-Ford Motor Co. laid to rest yesterday persistent speculation it may merge with *Chrysler Corp., rejecting an overturn Chrysler made as part of its worldwide search for a partner. Ford said it was offered "a possible merger or other similar arrangement" with Chrysler and promptly rejected it. T...…
…OPINION Page 4 Amagic show -Saturday, April 11, 1981. The Michigan Daily of Reagan economics Do you believe in magic? If so then you are probably enchanted with President Reagan's proposed personal income tax cut. The president says cutting personal income taxes $44 billion in fiscal year 1982 will lead to lower inflation, a balanced budget, and more jobs. It all happens because of a new magic potion: supply-side economics. Contrary to p...…
…ARTS Saturday, April 11, 1981 The Michigan Daily Contemporary music Page 5 at Rackham The Contemporary Directions En- semble is one of the few remaining 'groups that continues to perform , the genre of music known as "con- temporary." Although the rebellious character of this branch of musical development has lost favor over recent years, The Contemporary Directions Ensemble has continued to give a series of four concerts a year here in Ann...…
…A ----I If you find your name and ad dress in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies 1968 Cadillac, loaded. Low-mileage, mechanically excellent, interior like new. $350.00. Call 763-2950. DNA0412 FOUND: A gold Cross pen with inscription. Found in the Chem building. Call to identify, 764-3885. dA0414 FOUND- Man's gold watch April 7 near Hale Aud. To identfy cal lR66-038 .I...…
…The Michigan Doily-Saturday, April 11, 1981-Page 7 House scoffs Reagan job plan WASHINGTON (AP)-A Reagan administration initiative to retrain the hard-core unemployed and move them to greener job pastures has run into a wall of skepticism in the House, where one chairman says the plan smacks of the torn roots and failed promises of the old Dust Bowl days. Details are still sketchy, but Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan has discussed the outli...…
…SPORTS Saturday, April 11, 1981 Page 8 The Michigan Daily 'M' goalie opts for Pros * Fricker leaves Michigan By MARTHA CRALL Michigan goalie Paul Fricker ended all speculation yesterday concerning whether he would be donning the maize and blue of the Wolverines or the green and white of the Hartford Whalers nex- t season by signing with the latter. The sophomore from Vancouver, British Columbia had kept both teams in limbo since the e...…
…Saturday, April 11, 1981-The Michigan Daily Pge 9 sports Medicine tackles lnj uries By SARAH SHERBER He drops back for the pass, searching for an open receiver. The quarterback spots an open man and prepares to pass, but suddenly, before he has time to react, the signal caller is drilled to the turf by a massive defensive lineman. The sound of the bone crushing tackle echoes throughout the playing field. This scene is repeated hundreds of ti...…
…C Page 10-Saturday, April 11, 1981-The Michigan Daily Reagan administration supports death penalty WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan administration said yesterday it sup- ports legislation permitting the death penalty for some federal crimes, in- cluding espionage and the killing of a president. Assistant Attorney General Lowell Jensen said the Justice Department endorses death penalty legislation proposed by Sen. Strom Thurmond (R- S.C.), chair...…
…MSA POLITICS See editorial page C I be Sir i au iuI CHEERFUL See Today for details Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 152 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 11, 1980 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages Weak state economy means less money for 'U' By JULIE ENGEBRECHT Second in a four-part series wince January, when Gov. William Milliken revealed his budget for the 1981 fiscal year, the state's economic picture has turned from bad to...…
…AUDITIONS Saturday, April 19 - POWER CENTER MICHIGAN REPERTORY '80 Chorus for OF THEE I SING Auditions by appointment only. Sign-up sheets outside of Room 1502 in the Frieze Building OR at the School of Music. Redd all instructions carefully. Call 763-5213 for more information. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SCONFERENCE Page 2-Friday, April 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily School Board plans busing alternatives -- SATURDAY WORKSHOPS ON: 9:00-10:30 Passive S...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friddy, April 11, 1980-Page 3, LSA officials discuss women s studies rule, Martin sa By KEVIN TOTTIS permanent. "W Twenty students in the University's that allows us t Women's Studies Program- met said. One wa Yesterday with LSA Dean Billy Frye, setbacks, she Associate Dean for Curriculum John TAs. Women Knott, and Coordinator of Academic operates on a $2 Affairs Mary Edwards to discuss future Edwards sa ?changes in the ...…
…a Page 4--Friday, April 11, 1980--The Michigan Daily It's more than no exams and casual lectures FREIBURG, West Germany-I ama University of Michigan student spen- ding my junior year in Freiburg, Federal Republic of Germany. I am here for many reasons, but above all, I want to learn about the differences between life in Germany and in the States. Many of the important differences between the two countries have provided me with the opportu...…
…Volcano quiet for now A small plane passes over the 1,700-foot crater in Mount St. Helens yesterday for a closer peek. The volcano, located in Washington state, has been active in the past few weeks but scientists are not sure of the chances of a major eruption. Ford picks vice-chairman DETROIT (UPI) - William Clay Ford, younger brother of retired Ford otor Co. chief Henry Ford II, yester- ay was elected vice chairman of the corporation. Th...…
…ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE presents: "THE CRUCIBLE" by ARTHUR MILLER at Lydia Mendelssohn April 9-12 CURTAIN 8:00 pm Page 6-Friday, April 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily STATE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK DISMAL 'U' prepares for fewer dollars 'pu-c INEMA Ij- presents (Ug NASHVILLE OA (ROBERT ALTMAN, 1975) America wrapped up in a country music fest. Our most controversial director's most publicized and most innovative film. Brilliantly scored (Academy Award ...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 11, 1980-Page 7 U-M prof lives on in poetry i t C BY DOUGLAS FELTNER The recent death of Robert Hayden *arks the end of a long poetic journey that had some of its beginnings here at Michigan when he won the Hopwood Award for poetry in 1938 and again in 1942. Hayden was remembered by his family and friends in a memorial program held at the Michigan League Ballroom last Saturday afternoon. The program featur...…
….4 Page 8-Friday, April 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily Shah infuriates Sadat's enemies Inaugural event in honor of President and Mrs. Harold Shapiro The University of Michigan BAROQUE TRIO KEITH BRYAN,flute JACOB KRACHMALNICK, violin JEROME JELINEK, violoncello MARILYN MASON, harpsichord performing works of: Telemann, Quantz, C. P. Bach and J.S. Bach SUNDiY, APRIL 13-2:30 p.m. G- MUSEUM OF ORT Admission complimentary CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - When...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 11, 1980-Page 9 A band entertains onlookers and promotes the Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP) yesterday on the Diag. Frequently interrupted by hecklers, band members explained CARP advocates the principles of the con- troversial Rev. Moon. Daily Photo by CYRENA CHANG . council kills rezoning proposal, blocks Hill crematoriu By JOHN GOYER Plans to build a cermatorium in a cemeter...…
…6 If you find your name and address ' ' ! 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY in today's MichiganTaily classified No Contest To Enter! P We Pink Flamingos The Kids Are Alright Ads. Five U. ofM. students will tind their on exercise in poor taste A ig t The Who , an eercie inpoortast TheWho narmes hidden in this section If your TWO FREE TICKETS _ name and address appear, aliour bust to any one of Mel Brooke's his hangups are Hilarious *ness ofice at 764s0560 (...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 11, 1980-Page 11 FOUSSIANES LEADS WOLVERINES Pros after Blue batsman By DREW SHARP r Michigan baseball has served as a springboard for many major leaguers. Detroit Tiger all-star catcher Bill Freehan starred with the Wolverines. Larry Sorenson was the heart of the Blue pitching staff and went on to become an all-star for the Milwaukee Brewers in 1978. And last year:, Rick Leach was the number one draft pick ...…
…0 Page 12-Friday, April 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily Pro playoffs shaping up 76ers fall prey to Hawks, 105=93 ATLANTA (AP) - Tiny Charlie Criss, the smallest player in the National Basketball Association, scored 11 of his 16 points in the final period last night to power the Atlanta Hawks to a 105-93 victory over Philadelphia, narrowing the 76ers' lead in their best-of-seven playoff series to 2- 1. Game No. 4 will be played Sunday in Atlan...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 11, 1980-Page 13 *ICAGO CUBS' third baseman Steve Ontiveros makes a dive to his right to knock down a hit by the New York Mets' Craig Swan in the fifth inning of yesterday's game at New York's Shea Stadium. Led by Swan, who pitched a seven-hitter and helped his own cause by driving in two runs with a bases- loaded single, the Mets won, 5-2. It was the sixth straight opening day victory for the New Yorkers. Br...…
…AM Recording Artists; FROM ENGLAND SUE Page 14-Friday, April 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily Chrysler's losses more than previo _7 - A "" . .r 4 ,... -' ' , ~-r DETROIT (UPI) - Chrysler Corp., citing the "devastating impact" of high interest rates, said yesterday its 1980 losses could reach $750 million instead of the $500 million it originally predic- ted. It was the second recent upward revision in Chrysler's loss estimates. In papers file...…
