…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom L J'I L Sir ig]9an 1Iir g RAIN Occasional light day, with high tures in the mid tonight in the 50s. rain to- tempera- 70s. Low @101. XCI, No. 8 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 12, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Long lines form as *Boss fans wait for best seats By JAY McCORMICK Beer and books in hand, more than 400 students prepared yesterday after- noon ...…
…Center helps students deal with Black English By ALISON HIRSCHEL When black kids from the Green Housing Project on the city's east side leave their predominantly white classrooms at the King Elementary School each afternoon, they have a special place to go. For those kids, several of whom were plaintiffs in the controversial Black English case last year, the Green Glacier Community Center provides a "little black refuge" where they can play, ...…
…t Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom L IE 1 :E3aiI BR-R-R Cold and windy today with highs in the low 40s. Lows will be in the 20s. f~.....! IA tl~t TL..AL;,&E,: ~ .. Vol. XCI, No. 60 t-o~pyrigntiY 7o, I ie icn~rigun ujiy Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, November 12, 1980 Ten Cents Ten Paaes up Law of the Library: No carrel jumping' 1 By ANNETTE STARON During his nightly stroll, Graduate Library Stacks Guard Scott Brodie exam...…
…Guide to the Rose Bowl. inside Ninety-One Years Of editorial Freedom . P Sr igt19an i ai1g YUCKY -- Mostly cloudy with a chan- ce of rain or flurries. High around 40. ol. XCI, No. 82 ' £Copyright 1980, The Michigan Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, December 12, 1980 Ten Cents Twenty-two Pages aeine + jitters.= fi Doctors warn c By PAM KRAMER During the frenzy over final papers and exams, most students eel like they are running o...…
…Subscribe to the Daily Call 764-0558 FREE ISSUE FREE ISSUE Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 83 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 12, 1980 Free Issue Eight Pages .800 stor Afghan prison; 2 killed, 12 escape From AP and UP[ PUL-I-CHARKHI, Afghanistan - Mote than 800 Afghans, some grieving hysterically over the government's refusal to release relatives held as political prisoners, stormed a prison pd tore down the doors to t...…
…k ISRAEL See editorial page I LIEp i~fwane~ i IaiI BRISK See Today for details Ninety Years of Elirorial Fredodmi @ol. XC, No. 109 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, Februry 12, 1980 Twelve Pages Conscientious objectors try to avoid war legally By GREGG WOLPER President Carter's recently-announced port of mandatory draft registration has rred interest among draft-age citizens in conscientious objection. By law, anyone who can persuade the g...…
…WARMER See Today for details E Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom l latig Vol. XC, No. 126 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 12, 1980 Ten Cents Eight Pages Carter and Reagan win big in South From AP and UPI President Carter and Republican Ronald Reagan marched through Georgia, Florida, and Alabama last night, burying their White House rivals in a three-state set of Southern presidentidal primary elections. Carter won his home Ge...…
…BUSING See editorial page C I be iE Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom iii TEPID See Today for details ol. XC, No. 153 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 12, 1980 Ten Cents Eight Pages 4 w Federal By SARA ANSPACH Third in a four-part series University students could be zapped with a "double whammy" next year if proposed cuts in the federal budget are approved. First, proposed reductions in federal financial aid programs would hurt...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 25-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 12, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Registration vote today From AP and UPI of the motions it was possible under WASHINGTON-In a compromise S e n a te Senate rules for him to make as part of ending a round-the-clock filibuster,thehiefotoflbuerheegsain Senate agreed late yesterday to vote bkd i dh ibrmeasure. this afternoon on renewal of peacetime 14u s.-w to-w ~ -hE~ d~I 5 Hat...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC., No. 37-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, July 12, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages calis for 13% tuition rate increase By MITCH STUART EE-Copyright 1980, TheMichiganDaily Thirteen is the magic number. After months of uncertainty over the exact figure, the Uni- versity, called for a 13 per cent across-the-board increase in tuition for the 1980-81 academic year, The Daily learned yester- day. The Regents will vote on wheth...…
…The Michigan Daily VIl v kN CD C Ann Arbor, Michigan- -Tuesday, August 12, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages arter's nomnation Kssuedas Kennedy Touche! A Two knights demonstrate medieval jousting techniques Sunday on the lawn of the School of Music on north campus as part of the Medieval Festival. The combatants are wearing protective helmets and padding and are using swords made of a lightweight wood. " Striking bus workers to return to job...…
…Page 2-Friday, September 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Trade officials. say auto import quotas could fail WASHINGTON (AP)-Quotas or higher tariffs on imported autos from Japan could fail in their goal of helping the U.S. auto industry, the U.S. Inter- national Trade Commission said yesterday. The commission may have to decide whether to recommend import restric- tion as part of its investigation of a politically sensitive complaint by the Unite...…
…Page 2-Sunday, October 12, 1980-The Michigan Dolly The University Musical Society Proudly Presents VLA DIMIR A PIANO RECITAL IN HILL A UDITORIUM on the main campus of The University of Michigan SUNDAYAFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 9th at 400 p.m. Counter ticket sales begin Monday, October 13th, 9 a.m. at the Musical Society ticket office in Burton Memorial Tower, directly behind Hill Auditorium. Mail orders will be accepted as long as seats are availabl...…
…4 Page 2-Wednesday, November 12, 1980-The Michigan Paily DEMS DOWNFALL WAS IMMINENT Election year in review WASHINGTON (AP)-As Ameri- cans approached Labor Day 1979, the signs of discontent that would devastate the Demociats in 1980 already were clear. The price of gasoline seemed to jump another nickel a gallon every time the family car needed another fill-up. Mon- ths of chaos in once-friendly Iran raised the spectre of even higher price...…
…to Page 2-Friday, December 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Caffeine tliutti Unrebp1 *rUIEO addicts FIRST UNITED-METHODIST CHURCH 120 S. State St. (Corner of State and Huron) Worship Schedule: 8:30 a.m.-Holy Communion in the Chapel. 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.-Morning Wor- ship in the Sanctuary. For Dec. 14: The Chancel Choir presents Bach Cantata No.191. Church School for all ages-9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Choir Rehearsal-Thursday at 7:15 p.m. Ministers...…
…al Page 2-Saturday, January 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Honda to build U.S. car plant Michigamua agreement near From AP and UPI MARYSVILLE, Ohio - Honda said it plans to build an automobile assembly plant near here, possibly before the end of this yqar, capable of turning out 10,000 cars'a month. It would be the first U.S. plant built by a Japanese automaker in the United States. The statement came at a time when the U.S. industry is suff...…
…in the interest of Building An International Teamwork System and in conunction with the celebration of Black History Month BAITS HOUSING RESIDENTIAL STAFF PRESENT WOMEN: AWARENESS A Week of Women's Issues r s -a 9 i M i M u V Y f C Y e V Women and Our TUESDAY, February 1th: Thleme Lounge BrhControl: 7:00 PM Bodies Abortion Issues: 9:00 PM WEDNESDAY, February 13th: Stanley " Lounge Sex Roles Lug Guest Speaker: Dr. Jacqueline Parsons 7:00 PMP ...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, March 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily 5 receive deferred penalty for cat death Carter, Reagan take southern primaries (Continued from Page 1) Reaction to the sentencing was mixed. "The judge has done all he can," said Doris Dixon, head of the state office of the Fund for Animals, "but I personally wouldn't like to see them work with* animals.", "I THINK the judge tried to make a public spectacle to embarrass them, and that was ...…
…Page 2-Saturday, April 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Bani-Sadr threatens American allies with cut-off of oil supply I Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports -v From UPI and AP Iranian President Abolhassan Bani- Sadr, addressing an anti-American crowd numbering in the hundreds of thousands in Tehran, warned Western Europe and Japan yesterday they will not get "so much as snake's poison" from Iranian oil wells' ...…
…Page 2-Thursday, June 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Temporary benefits cut off for thousands of jobless in Michigan DETROIT (UPI) - State labor of- ficials said yesterday a $1.1 billion federal funding shortfall will mean a temporary cutoff of special jobless benefits to more than 170,000 unem- ployed Michigan workers. Regular state unemployment payments will not be affected, the Michigan Employment Security Com- mission said, since those benef...…
…Page 2-Saturdav. July 12, 1980-The Michinan Doily Have a chaw of... sugar? What has as much as 60 per cent sugar and is chewed by nearly four million Americans yearly? Chewing tobacco, the stuff that famous baseball players are made of. Not only do partakers of a chaw risk contracting oral, cancer, but tooth decay as well, according to Prevention Magazine. Research conducted at Temple University's School of Dentistry indicated an average of 3...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, August 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Mysterious priest leaves fortune in coins ~ 0 -u Y 4 uponh1 JEROME, Ariz. (AP) - Outside the door of the Holy Family Catholic Chur- ch in this ghost town-turned-artists' colony, the sign on the small black box read, "Tourists: 10 cents." Few people paid any attention to the clink of the coins - or to the money donated by parish members - until June 8, 1979. ON THAT .DAY, four men gathered ou...…
…DISCUSSION CONTINUES The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 12, 1980-Page 3 Teachers' strike talks continue By JULIE BROWN Contract talks in Ann Arbor's ten-day old school strike continued yesterday, as negotiating teams for the city's school board and the Ann Arbor Education Association met in a virtual marathon session. Negotiators have met in a round-the- clock session, which began at 10 a.m. Wednesday, and continued throughout Wednesday n...…
…I The Michigan Daily-Sunday, October 12, 1980-Page 3 A sweet story From the Associated Press It all began 50 years ago in a Massachusetts inn. Ruth Wakefield was tinkering in her kitchen, trying to invent a chocolate cookie. She failed-and created an American obsession. Wakefield figured she would get a chocolate cookie if she chopped up a chocolate bar and mixed the morsels with "Butter Drop Do" cookie batter. What came out of her oven inst...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, November 12, 1980-Page 3 Milliken to speak on state's fiscal crisis LANSING (UPI)-Gov. William Milliken will go on statewide television for the second time in five weeks tonight to discuss the state's deepening fiscal crisis, it was announced yester- day. Milliken insisted he has not yet decided on the key question-whether to ask for additional budget balancing taxes and risk antagonizing an elec- torate which r...…
…,x1 The Michigan Daily-Friday, December 12, 1980-Page 3 -HAPPENINGS- FRIDAY, DEC. 12 FILMS Audio-Visual Services-Barefoot Doctors of Rural China, 12:05 p.m., SPH Il Aud. AAFC-Walkabout, 7p.m., Don't Look Now, 8:45p.m., MLB 3. Alternative Action-Young Frankenstein, 7, 9:15 p.m., Nat. Sci. Aud. Cinema Guild-Wuthering Heights, 7,9:05 p.m., Lorch Hall Aud. Cinema I-The T.A.M.I. Show, 7, 10 p.m., Lenny Bruce Performance, 8:40 p.m., Aud. A, Angell...…
…Gram farmers hit the road to protest embargo From United Press International Farmers fired up their tractors esterday and chugged onto the roads protest President Carter's- embargo of grain sales to the Soviet Union, an embargo they say will take money from their pockets and give the Russians the last laugh. "We are peaceful people, but we're madder than hell," said Don Courtney, an El Reno, Okla., farmer. "Carter was just picking on farmers ...…
…Battered women Daily Photo by JIM KRUZ A team of four women, Sherilyn Brown, Janet Buchwald (seated), Barbara Conley, and (standing at rear) Julie Wittman takes a breather prior to producing a play about battered women last night. The benefits from the production at the Union will go to Ann Arbor's SAFE HOUSE, a local shelter for battered women. FILMS By BONNIE JURAN "Internal Injury," a play about the plight of battered women, was perfor- ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 12,1980-Page 3 MSA won't endorse Hubbard By MITCH STUART The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) last night rejected a request for endorsement from Republican City Council candidate and LSA junior Donald Hubbard. Hubbard is challenging First Ward incumbent Democrat Susan Greenberg in the April City Council elections. Assembly members attacked Hub- bard's proposal for cutting parking en- forcement personnel fr...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 12, 1980-Page 3 AB OR TION AND COUNSELING A VAILABLE Clinics help pregnancy problems By ELEONORA DI LISCIA 1 any women have faced the crisis in deciding how to handle an unwanted pregnancy. Three Ann Arbor agencies offer help to such women, two by providing first-trimester abortions and the other by counseling those who wish to continue their pregnancies. The two establishments-Planned Parenthood at 912 N....…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June1 2, 1980-Page 3 LO itR A N . GOP cancels 'U' dormitory reservations for convention I By GEOFFREY OLANS had not been made recently by the Ronald Reagan's staggering success Young People for Reagan. in the Republican primaries has led the According to GOP housing officials, GOP to cancel 2,525 of 2,600 bed reser- the University of Detroit and the vations made with the University more University of Windsor, bo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 12, 1980-Page 3 COD'T Local Scene SAYS COULDN'T JUDGE MA THES' MOTIVES Witness cites no bad faith By HOWARD WITT Special to The Daily DETROIT-Responding to a question o: Engineering Humanities Department Chai Mathes acted in bad faith toward Jonathan witness for Marwil said yesterday, "I cani to (Mathes') heart; I do not know what big are." Testifying in federal district cot Humanities Prof. David Hughes adde...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 12, 1980-Page 3 ***********_.. Convention Reports . ALLEGEDLY LOCK OUT OPEN CONVENTION ADVOCATES Carter campaigners blasted By TOM MIRGA special to The Daily NEW YORK - The Carter campaign tried to "lock out" representatives from the open convention com- mittee from speaking before key delegation caucuses, spokespersons from the Committee to Con- tinue the Open Convention alleged yesterday. A Carter campaign...…
… OPINION ~a a.. * . - .1 no ___ _n _i Page 4 Edited and managed by students at Thl University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. XCI, No. 8 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board On Darwin and ticket lines Friday, September 12, 1980 The Michigan Doily Weasel i - r" CF A RUP OF COM x AAY6 SIMI~LAR SrTcRWM.t AND Pa~a'tt ES.A" t a t r Oii, AND, You .r~' -p m Tge VAgioJS C ... Th O a...…
… 4 OPINION Page 4 Sunday, October 12, 1980. The Michigan Daily I III- Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Back and forth on Vol. XCI, No. 34 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board One Agee and sexism.. There is no question of morality or law before the American public that has spurred as much bitter debate as abortion. The pro- choice mov...…
…OPINION III: "OF I Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Wednesday, November 12, 1980 The Michigan Daily Higgins 4 Vol. XCI, No.0 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, M1 48109 19 OTNEDAII-Y v i ' NoR1NWE5TERN J .10 Al- /00 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Abortions in miHE HEALTH AND Social 5 Services Committee of the Michigan State Senate would normally :be responsible ...…
…I OPINION 0 Page 4 Friday, December 12, 1980 losi It was about 1 a.m. Monday night. I was sit- ting silently with a pair of fellow Daily staffers in the apartment of one of us. Though we possessed at least a six-pack apiece between us, the atmosphere was that of a stunned, reclusive requiem. Eventually, one of my com- panions broke the stillness. "Next to my family and friends, there wasn't anyone who seemed more like a part of me," he a...…
…Page 4-Saturday, January 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 83 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Breaking diplomatic rules Keep restrictions on the C.I.A. USING IRAN and Afghanistan as a smokescreen, Jimmy Carter is seeking to revert back to the dark days of Nixon and Kissinger, by pressing Congress for a review of the current restrictions on C.I.A. cov...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, February 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Carter w President Carter brought some new faces to Washington,. but U.S. foreign and military With his Mr policies are run by the same old crowd. The ter had beenc folks that gave us Vietnam. And gave the Ayatollah Spmoza dynasty to the Nicaraguans, the Shah Domestically to the Iranians, and Pinochet to the Chileans. equally from1 vNow they are preparing to edge us closer to Mr. Carter N W4...…
…A Page 4-Wednesday, March 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Debunking Prosterman's myths about Israel After a month's absence from the Daily's editorial page, H. Scott Prosterman has retur- ned with another of his one-sided and distorted articles condemning Israel (Daily, Feb. 29). In true propagandistic form, Prostetman in his most recent article ("Myths Abundant About Israel, PLO and Arafat") once again tries to come across as an objective obser...…
…Page 4-Saturday, April 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily Punk: Behind the chopped-off hair and violence SAN.FRANCISCO-Only one student ever shocked Paul Ehrlich while he taught at Tamalpais High School, and that was Susie Deikman, when she turned punk. Ehrlich would be viewed as hip rather than straight by most people. He was close to students who took psychedelics and rebelled against the establishment in various ways. But when he saw the change i...…
…Page 4-Thursday, June 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily HIRE. A DETRODf AUTO 1.."-, EXECUTIE 4 4 Draft registration program unfair A LL LAWS ARE discriminatory in that they distinguish between individuals by treating some differently than others. A welfare law, for example, treats those whose incomes are below a certain level much differently than it treats those whose incomes are above that level. A fair law is one that discriminates between in...…
…Page 4-Saturday, July 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily No reason to rejoice over Hyde Amendment a L X7 I mt mc Timing poor for a Detroit strike THIRTEEN YEARS ago this month, the city of Detroit hit rock bottom. After years of racial tension, unemployment, urban decay, and the degeneration of civic pride, the city erupted in a riotous display of frustration and desperation. For- ty-three people lay dead, damage was calculated in the hundreds of m...…
…Page 4-Tuesdav: August 12: 1980-The Mrchinan Dbilv Employees urge boycott of Wordprocessors atthe Uieriy o ihg Carter's naivete P RESIDENT CARTER has once again demon- strated his naivete in the arena of foreign af- fairs by approving a new strategy for nuclear war -one that gives priority to attacking military targets in the Soviet Union rather than to destroying cities and industrial complexes. Carter's contention that the best way to prev...…
…California wine strike hits most major vintners The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 12, 1980-Page 5 Looking for an Alternative To Rock or Disco? WE HAVE IT! For a fun-filled evening of music, singing, and good time Join The HAPPY PEOPLE at BIMBO'S Ever FRIDAY and SATURDAY featuring "THE G ASkIGHTERS" Dixieland and sing-a-long group DOWNTOWN AP Photo MAINE YANKEE, THE state's only nuclear plant, is the focus of a Sept. 23 referendum on a b...…
…Iraq steps up attack; Iran vows retaliation From AP and UPI BEIRUT, Lebanon-Iraq stepped up the war with Iran on two fronts yesterday, broke relations with three cotuntries for allegedly helping the enemy, and mounted what Iran described as "savage" attacks "killing many women, children, and old people and destroying thousands of homes." Iraq said it pushed tanks and troops across the rerun River yesterday in a surprise attack aimed at captur...…
…The Michigan Daily--Wednesday, November 12, 1980-Page 5 Bream: In a world of his own Carter Bush Reagan .U.G1IYL L. L4I .'12il W T lJ 1 .L Ld l lect ion ye ar in review (Continued from Page 7) Spanish-flavored second theme. This was followed by another of Grandos' works, the Danza Espanola No. 10. This was a happier, more lively work than the last, with a mariachi-type lilt. Both pieces displayed the folk-song quality often found in Spani...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, December 12, 1980-Page 5 PAYMENT FOR OVERBOOKING Travelers getting 'bumped,' rich on airline plan KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The flight attendant's voice fills the plane as rassengers buckle their seat belts, eady to fly home to the folks for the holidays: "We're overbooked, ladies and gentlemen, and we need volunteers to take a later flight." For many air travelers, that announ- cement may signal a new chance to wh...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, January 12, 1980-Page 6 "ROSE"SMELLS SWEET. Midler's debut clicks By DENNIS HARVEY The Rose is a vehicle with all of the trimmings for the peculiar talents of Bette Midler, and without her it would be as plushly useless as a Rolls-Royce without an engine. Midler isn't an actress, exactly; the role of the Rose seems to fit her so well that she doesn't need to act. When the part calls for drunken hysteria (and s be...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 12, 1980-Page 5 Afghan citizens slain-rebels From AP and UPI KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghan and Soviet officials in Kabul have im- risoned, tortured, and executed housands of civilians for suspected political opposition or disloyalty to the Marxist regime, travelers from Afghanistan and Afghan rebels said yesterday. The visitors to the Afghan capital of Kabul also said the Soviet-backed government was on the...…
