…4 Page 2-Saturday, March 12, 1983-The Michigan Daily Reagan asks for reduced teen minimum wage WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite the opposition of organized labor, President Reagan sent Congress legislation yesterday to establish a lower minimum wage for youth in summer - 12.50 compared with the curent $3.35 minimum - and to provide tax credits for businessmen who hire the hard-core unemployed. The president also asked Congress to extend federal su...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, April 12, 1983-The Michigan Daily Reagan's mideast plan still alive From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - President Reagan -has been personally assured by Jor- dan's.King Hussein and Saudi Arabia's King Fahd that his Mideast peace initiative is still alive - despite the set- back dealt by the Palestine Liberation Organization, the administration said yesterday. "We are determined to go forward with the Sept. 1 initiative," said John Hu...…
…I Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 12, 1988 RSIG votes to offer reward (Continued from Page 1) University Assistant Director of Public Safety Robert Patrick of kicking him in the testicles during the scuffle and called for his arrest. In the police report, both Patrick and Pifer testified that Patrick's actions were taken in self-defense. A second group of protesters crowded into the office of Ann Arbor City Attorney Bruce Laidla...…
…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 12, 1988 MSA4 By ROSE MARY WUMMEL The Michigan Student Assembly, working to improve communication with students, will send its second annual survey this weekend to all dormitory residents. The 20-question survey asks students for their opinions on campus issues, the possibility of a code of non-academic conduct, and groups including the assembly, and The Daily. MSA plans to share survey results with...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 12, 1988 ROTC Women train the same, but aren't allowed in combat Continued from Page 1 they should not be judged by their sex," said O'Rourke, a member of the army for 13 years. Indeed, many military personnel agree that qualified women have the potential to move up in rank with- out combat experience. But few ap- pear eager to give that experience to women in the near or distant future. ALTHOUGH Airfo...…
…4 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 12, 1988 a-or -N-a- BY JANE KANG "So, what's your major?" And although that line is guaran- teed to break the ice in any situation, ~~ it frustrates many students who have ._a difficult time "setting in stone" ~ what to do with their lives. Of course, some students know what they'll major in when they graduate from kindergarten. But for the rest, the answer can change dozens of times in their...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily -- Wednesday, October 12, 1988 Doctor questions AIDS drug testing BY THE PACIFIC NEWS SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO - Peter LaRiviere is upset. LaRiviere is a doctor and a lawyer and he is part of a group medical practice specializing in the care of AIDS patients. He is upset because he says one of the nation's foremost AIDS research projects is misleading and possibly mistreating people who are infected with the deadly...…
…0 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, December 12, 1988 Breakfast in bed hits the spot BY ALEX GORDON I was a deprived child. For years I watched the Brady Brunch, and it seemed that every morning," before Greg, Marcia, and company headed off to Millard Fillmore Jr. High, Alice would be up cheerfully cooking them a nice hearty breakfast.' 'The breakfast I usually got was a bowl of Coco-Krispies, and I had to pour the milk myself. However, ...…
…rage 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 12, 1989 K in Students at Harvard and Princeton Universities Both schools, however, will have a memorial also have the day off, but instead of commemo- service in honor of Dr. King. Continued from Page 1 rating Dr. King's life with activities and speak- At Howard University, a traditionally Black "Students are always very interested in big ers, many plan to prepare for the next day's college in W...…
…4 Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 12,1989 Suit Continued from Page 1 Michigamua is one of the few campus groups recognized by and directly accountable to the regents. *MSA is another such organization. Melissa Lopez, Secretary of the Native American Student Associa- tion, said as of yesterday they were still not sure that the group spotted on Monday was in fact Michigamua. She added that "(the members of the association) deplore...…
…4 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily-Monday, October 12, 1987 Faculty awards given today By EVE BECKER Fourteen University professors will be recognized for their ex- cellence in a ceremony at the Rackham Amphitheatre today. The awards - the Distingiuished Faculty Achievement Award, the Faculty Recognition Award, the AMOCO Good Teaching Award, and the Distinguished Faculty Gover- nance Award - will be presented at 4 p.m., following the faculty's Sen...…
…4 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, November 12, 1987 'U' charges jet corp. withviolating patent By JAMES BRAY The University of Michigan filed a federal lawsuit last month against Gates Learjet Corp. for patent infringement. University officials claim that Gates Learjet installed a device which had been patented by emeritus aerospace engineering Prof. Arnold Kuethe in 1971. This device promotes smoother airflow over the wings of planes a...…
…Page 2-- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 12, 1984 U.S. business sets 18 year record WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. businesses are plan- ning to spend a record $307.6 billion on modernization and expansion in 1984, the government reported yesterday. The increase, after adjusting for in- flation, would mark the biggest surge in capital spen- ding in 18 years. The Reagan administration, which credits its business tax cuts for much of the stre...…
… 4 Page 2 -,The Michigan Daily - Frid Mother WASHINGTON (AP) - After post- poning childbearing into their late 20s as they pursued careers in recent years, large numbers of American women are now waiting even longer - often to - their late 30s - to have children, new government statistics show. "An increasing proportion of women who have been delaying childbearing seem to be postponing their first births until their mid- or even late-30s," th...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, December 12, 1984 PSN trial By CHARLES SEWELL The trial of 11 members of the Progressive Student Network arrested last March for blockading a University research laboratory has been postponed for the third time - this time until Jan. 24. Last week, Judge S.J. Elden decided to postpone the trial, scheduled to begin Dec. 20, in the 15th District Court, because the date was inconvenient for the defendants...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 12, 1983 IN BRIEF On the Wagon AP Photo A relaxed James Watt chuckles as he rides along in Los Olivos, California, two days after he ended his stormy reign as secretary of the interior. Aides to President Reagan said yesterday they expect to have a new secretary confirmed by Congress by mid-November. L.A. blackout hits clothing district Secret imeetings let irns influence policy, group says W...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, November 12, 1983 Inkblots mar Minnesota Playboys Don't stand near the Playboy and Penthouse magazine racks near the University of Minnesota's campus - it could be dangerous. Three unknown women dumped black ink last week on the magazines in the Minnesota Student Association store for the second time this term, ruining about 100 magazines and splashing a woman on her way to a job COLLE GE S interview. ...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 12, 1984 Dam wants Marines i Beirut WASHINGTON (AP) - Deputy Secretary of State Kenneth Dam, declaring that "now is not the time to flinch," told a Senate committee yesterday that U.S. policy in the Middle East hinges on keeping 1,800 Marines in Lebanon. If congress or further terrorist attacks force a pullout of American troops from Beirut, Dam said, "the result will be that the United State...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Sunday, February 12, 1984 Sudarkasa set to challenge 'U' IN BRIEF By GEORGEA KOVANIS Fourteen years ago, Niara Sudarkasa fought against the University ad- ministration as part of the Black Action Movement strike. For 11 days, Sudarkasa and other black activists shut down classes, demanding more represen-; tation on campus. She wrote the com- muniques, and strike leaders met at her house. Sudarkasa is still figh...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 12, 1984 RSG ends election controversy By JOHN ARNTZ After almost three months of com- plaints, delays, and bickering, the Rackham Student Government last night finally elected a president. At their weekly meeting last night RSG members voted to disqualify president-elect Kodi Abili because of charges that he was campaigning too close to a voting site during the March 29 and 30 elections. INSTEA...…
…4 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 12, 1986 Michigan Review staff reports trashed papers By MARC CARREL Staff members of The Michigan Review, a conservative campus newspaper, have said that stacks of their publication have been thrown out by people opposed to the paper's political views. LSA sophomore Seth Klukoff, editor in chief of the Review, said he and other staff members have seen people attempting to "trash" the newspa...…
…A Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 12, 1986 City Council candidates oppose rent control (Continued from Page 1) DeVarti told the group that he hopes they will work with the city to promote low-to moderate-income housing. SUSAN CONTRATTO, the Third Ward Democratic challenger to in- cumbent Jeanette Middleton, said she would not consider imposing rent con- trols because she has not yet seen a rent control plan that worked. Other ...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 12, 1985 April tax blues (Continued from Page 1) this case parents can cl ted by the National Association of Ac- deduction in addition to1 countants. own personal $1,000 exemp ACCORDING TO Borradaile, being a In most cases straigh student won't get you any advantages grants and scholarshi when it comes to filing a return. taxable according to "Students really don't get many good "The, a cring ...…
…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, March 12, 1985 Arms talks to start a From AP and UPI GENEVA, Switzerland - The United States and the Soviet Union agreed yesterday that arms control talks will start today as planned despite the death of Soviet President Konstan- tin Chernenko. Ambassador Max Kampleman, leader of the U.S. delegation, said Chernenko's death Sunday would not delay the start of the talks in Geneva. Kampelman's spokesman said,...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, April 12, 1985 Panel rejects WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S. Civil Rights Com- mission on yesterday repudiated the concept of com- for President parable worth-equal pay for jobs of similar profit from di value-and urged federal agencies and Congress to THE REP( do likewise. ployment Opj "The implementation of the unsound and civil rights en misplaced concept of comparable worth would be a worth, and ti serio...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily- Monday, January 12, 1987 Feminists wary of ERA battle IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (AP) - The National Organization for Women is determined to prod the Equal Rights Amendment through Con - gress again, but other feminists aren't so sure they're ready for an emotional repeat of the 1970s ERA battle. The ERA was one of the first pieces of legislation introduced to the new Congress last week, and its host of sponsors drew en...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 12, 1987 Suicide policy myth dispelled IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press reports By KELLY LASSER The trauma suffered by everyone close to a suicide victim could be the basis of the rumor that their roommates automatically receive a 4.0 grade point average. University officials say there is no such policy on the books, but students are familiar with the rumor and variations of it. "You g...…
…Page 2 --The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 12, 1987 Students to host Bunyan By RYAN TUTAK After months of searching, the Natural Resources Club has rescued Paul Bunyan and brought him back to the University. Well, not exactly. This Paul Bunyan is a 15-foot-high papier- mache replica of the legendary forester. Members of the club built him in 1979 as an emblem for its annual Paul Bunyan Ball. The club lost track of Paul last year, but rece...…
…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 12, 1986 Sorority rush takes off; emotions run high By GINNY CARLSON In a few hours, more than 1,000 women will be deciding what to wear to the first night of what may be the most exciting- or the most frightening- experience in their college careers: sorority rush. The first stage of rush, "mixers," starts today. Rushees are required to visit each of the 19 houses on campus so that every house ...…
…4 Page 2 -- Th Miciga n Daily - Wednesday, November 12, 1986 Lawyer says students liable for dr'inking By JOHN DUNNING A prosecuting attorney drove home a sober warning to more than 100 people at the Pendleton Room of the Union last night: The courts are cracking down on alcohol-related crimes,and college students are no less susceptible to that movement than anyone else. Speaking on "Drinking and Community Accountability," David Westol, an ...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 12, 1985 802 MONROE SOUTH AFRICA ANN ARBOR, MI A series of discussions Hi]5E 48104 FRIDAY NOON FORUM (soupand sandwich available for $1.00) Sponsored by THE GUILD HOUSE CAMPUS MINISTRY and THE WASHTENAW COUNTY COALITION AGAINST APARTHEID SEPTEMBER 13 PAQUETA PALMER, Local Activist LEN SURANSKY from South Africa Harvard study finds home. air polluted - \ I O \O he , ap ?1 000hoeO~ s Vivectf bt ....…
…Page 2-- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 12, 1985 Scholar cites st (Continued from Page 1) employment patterns over the next decade. Her own decision to pursue a career as a professor - economics is her specialty - was partially influenced by her family's academic background. Her father, brother, and sister all earned their doctorate degrees and her mother had a master's. Her mother-in-law received a medical degree in 1912. "IT WAS A ...…
…The Michigan Daily--Friday, May 12,1 989-Page 2 Students and A2 community cultivate growth in Managua BY VERA SON G W E The idea of the laboratory began with Nicaraguan and Development in many Central American countries is American Scientists who were collaborating on other being hindered by political differences, rendering it agricultural projects and realized the need for a facility difficult for long term productive projects to be carried w...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 12, 1988 'U' student among GOP's youngest 1988 delegates BY SUSAN LONG WORTH Schlussel will represent the National said she is "pro-life... (and) against A University student will join the Jewish Coalition as a spokesperson affirmative action, but for equal op- over four thousand delegates and al- on the issues of support for Israel and portunity." ternates jammed onto the floor of the condemnation ...…
…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 12, 1987 Group to inform public of new research proposals By MELISSA RAMSDELL tion of the "end use" clause sals through the Department of "We're going to play it by ear, fort to eventually bring about a The University Weapons Re - prohibiting research destructive to Research Development and Admini - when we find (a questionable propo - board of regents which would sup - search Monitoring Group plans to hu...…
…q Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 12, 1984 Millage defeated in. school board election From staff reports About 8,000 voters turned out for the A ballot proposal to increase the election, which is slightly lower than city's property tax by 1.9 mills failed in usual for school board elections, accor- yesterday's Ann Arbor school board ding to Robert Moseley, assistant election, which was marked by a superintendent. characteristical...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily Sunday, August 12, 1984 Church criticizes hike in aid to El Salvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) -- The Roman Catholic Church said yesterday that an additional $70 million in U.S. military aid to the government of President Jose Napoleon Duarte will only prolong the four-and-a-half-year-old civil war. In north central Nicaragua, the Sandinista Popular Army clashed with a U.S.-backed rebel force of between 1,600...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 12, 1983 Prof to settle I Hughes By GEORGEA KOVANIS The drama surrounding the estate of the late billionaire Howard Hughes sur- faced again Tuesday at an informal hearing before University Law Prof. Wade McCree. The conflict is between two states, California and Texas, which are bat- tling over the rights to collect taxes on Hughes' $1.1 billion estate. BOTH SIDES claim Hughes' legal residence was ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Doily - Tuesday, July 12, 1983 Nat. Resources faces 25% budget reduction (Continued from*Page 1) The school had a 1982-1983 general fund budget of $2.3 million. By deciding to eliminate freshman and sophomore classes, school officials took a step toward improving its image as a gateway for students with lesser qualifications than students in the rest of the University. For years natural resources students have had lower ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, June 12, 1985 BYUT ground crew knits sweater for turf Fans wear their favorite sweaters top part of the turf is easily torn. measured the speed of the gas from In the past decade, tourists have to cold football games, and now the When the soil becomes loose from the an airborne telescope and a telescope trodded over the delicate landscape football field at Brigham Young lack of nutrients, the turf will...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 12, 1985 Campus Crime Scene .HURON ST . E. WASHINGTON ST MMELIBERTT YST E- WILLIAM ST L JEFFERSON 4 t > ~F w? 4 i T T i EST "OVER AVINL E. ANN ST 1 NOQRTH UNVSTY -W 3 NOTH UNIVERSTY - - * ut tef W m --larce <as \ N\U -- T _ -- EWEY W + . *030 it This is a listing of major crimes for June in the campus and student housing areas. Block numbers are referred to rather than specific street addresses....…
…Page 2-Tuesday, May 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 Atlanta mayor' seeks aid for youth protection WASHINGTON (AP) - Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson asked the Reagan administration for $1.25 million yesterday to help fund a strictly super- vised summer program for his city's children because of the unsolved mur- ders of 26 young blacks here. Jackson and other local officials, worried about the dangers the summer could pose to unguarded children,...…
…Page 2-Friday, June 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily Bill to extend scholarship b enefits BY GEOFF CAMPBELL Daily staff writer Michigan students with state scholar- ships could be allowed to attend colleges and universities in states that border Michigan, if a bill introduced in the state Senate last week is passed into law. The legislation, introduced June 3 by Sen. Dick Allen (R-Ithaca), contains a contingency clause which requires that the stat...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, August 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily Foreign support softens for air controllers Fro mAP and UPI WASHINTON-The air traffic con- trollers strike delayed flights between theUnited States and Europe yesterday but internaional travel showed signs of getting back to normal as Canada an- nounced it would reopen a key trans- Atlantic route. In Australia, controllers backed down on a threat to boycott U.S. flights. THE ACTIONS came as...…
…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...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, May 1%, 1982-The Michigan Daily House leader blasts revised Reagan budget WASHINGTON (AP)- President Reagan's revised budget received a major setback yesterday when House Republican leader Bob Michel declared there is "just no way" Congress will vote to reduce spending this year by changes in Social Security. "You've got to take that off the table before you can even start" writing a budget that House Republicans will suppor...…
…Page 2-Saturday, June 12, 1982-The Michigan Daily State commends ILIR for 'valuable researeh' By SCOTT STUCKAL State Rep. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor) presented the University's In- stitute for Labor and Industrial Research last night with a legislative resolution commending the institute for its outstanding research effort. Bullard, who presented the citation during a banquet at the Sheraton University Inn, said ILIR "does a very good job for...…
…Page 2-Thursday, August 12, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'U' economists0 predict upturn in nation's By SCOTT STUCKAL The nation's economic clouds will' begin to clear by the end of the year due to increases in consumer spending, University economists predicted yesterday. In an update of an economic forecast made last November, University economics Prof. Saul Hymans and economic research assistant Joan Crary said the Gross National Product (GNP) wo...…
