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…Page 10-Wednesday, December Sa~Iar / (Continued a . ; : _ n f APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APPO APPOINTMENT APPOINNG NAME TITE PRTE CAmPBELL, DANIEL L ATHLETIC TRAINER ATHLETICS CAMPBELL, DARRELL A, CLINICAL PROFESSOR SURGERY-GENERAL CAn'B EL L, ELAINE STAFF NURSE VOMEI'SO US rAM1PBELL. JEAN MARIE STAFF NURSE MEO/SURAG NUS 'SiZAPELL, JEAN W DIRECTOR CEW CEW CAPPOELL. JOHiN C ASST PROFESSOR POLITICAL SCIENCE APi~ PREL,- JOHN 0e..l NC nSCOIEROR t TS C...…

…The Michigan Di-edea Sa a (Contine APPOI NTM~ FULLTIME ANNUAL L APP0OINTMENTANULP 1 ND RAE AP NAME TT-Z7IE DEFA FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANA P APPOINTMENT APITN ?EMBREE, VERA B A3 PROESRUVE REA M tC CAROL ANN MARIE ASST HEAD NURE HDSA US NEM ,NREHY E EMERY, ALLAN R DEPUTY DIETR CMUNGETR REMMONS, RICHARD H ALUMNI PRORMDR AU END, FRANCISCO W POSTDOCOA SCLRI H L, HUEOFCRIV OHHLOOY ENGELHARD, KATHLEEN R RES ASST INT 0 COLO E ENGLAN0, BAR...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, December Salari (Continued f " ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOI WRIGHT MFXjt IINO '-R"1ft4HER'I'330Rt'C$T-f NAME TI'ftT ]LING PAULETTE M MUSE OFFICER 111 NEVROLAOV A 408.00 12 MO 1.00 00 0]/01/]9 - ' 13.18,, _WILMA KRONN HEAD NURSE MED NURSING-MAIN- - RSSP "07rT FiBMr-9uFlf r- 03/1 I , 810 CHAIRMAN NEUROLOGY PROFESSOR NEUROLOGY 81,0 t PORC2AK OMERIE ASSOC LIBRARIAN LAN LtORM _ I o": JOSEPH RES ASST i SOCIAL SCI SURVEY RES...…

…c The Michigan Daily-Wednesda _ ANNUAL I" STATE HIRED MAR EMINENT ANNUAL APPOINTMENT APPROPAIA110W APFO NTMEHT -MPPIHTIM RATE A1.097-.10 fRACTI X ANO TUtTI CE, 31 L N TITLE ' ° NAM x JONES, KAflEH SUE FODO SVC 9UPR 11 NDVSI N3 DIV-CENTRAL 12, 664.00 12 MO JDRE3-RXTF¢RTRE-A EEAn-rmpsr-..._ zans_ -..-..goNrrr - -:aa- arJa ///''' aaa CJDNES LAXRENCE H PROFESSOR III, Cg WONES. LEE B RE9 ASSO. 1 NAT 901 :0 DO b6109115 K189Li N3, EUGENE T COMP OPYRA...…

…Page 14-JMednesday, December Salar I u r C . 4 FULL? IE ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL AP APPOINTING RATE APPOINTET NAM DQMATO,M .OMAX. ONE, FL .ONG, A .000, B LONG, ELI TI DEPAR LALL SOUNDESI PER RES A-51 ASST RES PROF STAFF __SRW7TITYI STAFF ASST HE ADMIN AS BIOLOGICA EL EC & C MOTT FE MED NURS MAIN OPER B IOSTAT CALWOUCE) ES 16.000.00 NO 32,000.00 -H 17534.40 -H 16.016.00 IS-H 18,102.00 17,500.00 12 ~T,665.0o 1 16,641.00 12 36,00000...…

…ANNUAL PR M S A E H R APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APPO NT ET AP PRAIN APPOINTMENT APPOINLTINO R T AP ? R CIO AN TU IO I ~ ~ ~ ~ ITEc~ipBR F DEWOLPE ASST PROFESSOR ENV B DHAT 9000 -OT .0.0 0/17 4 RE,. GARY P PRlOJECT MANAGER PSYCH AOVLT PR01- 09 3 0 2 MO 10 00 0/67 L ENJ U , H E L E N S L I E A T L E RH T O Y O A T1 1 0 . 0 1 2 O 0 , 4 0 0 0 / 6 7 14 E1} J M S MA SOC PROFESSOR INDUS E OPEN ENGRO3 0 0 -OT .01,9.0 0/07 LLNR JIANICE E Fl ELD SUPR SRE EERH ...…

…Pge 16-Wednesday, December (Continued f 6 8 , : __P_ __ ANN APPO INTMEN APPOINTING SALARY FRA PF0OM STT APPOINTMENT A -Z _ nrr rrcac r i , ~ ' I I NAIE0P~TET PLLARD, HERMAN M PROFESSOR EMERITUS - IR I AY. it U2O- _.--(V1~f-dFTcEFI ._ PLLOCK. STEPHEN M RESEARCH SCIENTIST I HFPROFESSOR IDSaOE NR P[1tOCK, WILLIAM T RESEARCH SCIENTIST ST 11,7 ~ T300 f 1I1TAL TECHNOLOGIS FOILZ IN, LINDA E STAFFNURSE '- *ME RANZ, ALBERT J HOUSE OFFICER III ...…

…The Michigan Daily--Wednesd 4 Aries (Contin om Pag IRILV TIM e AM02 NTMENf AMRWL APPO NTMENf APPOtMTtIG TI m sMAVGHNE S.4Y, MARCIE AN01 STAFF NURSE MOTT PED NURSING-H 3H.AW, ALAN F RES ASST 1F SCC[AL SC W ,Af m SIIIAW, DOROTHY HASTINGS STS URSE Comm - HLTH WURSIN STAFF NURSEiMEO/BURG NURSING-H SHAW, JOHN P MGR UNIT MANAGEMENT SVCS MAIN HOS UNIT "amr-H V, 3E IT, 15171., 711 AM M OFFICE SUPR PAT ACCOUNTS d INS S.PYF.DAN, MARILYN S ADMJK ASST ...…

…Page le--Wednesday, Decembe Sala'rie A (Continued GALART PA ANNUAL APPOI NTMpIt ANMlAL t N NA NARZYMWI, RAYMOND J 8R CLINICAL TECNNOLO9IST PATHOLOGY SERVICE- ASHBURN, ANN M NURSE CLINICIAN I COM4 HLTH NURSING A8NINGiON, MONIGUE JACKSADMISS10N8 COUNSELOR I ADMISSIONS OFFICE { ASHINOTOH, VERNA L DATA ARCHIVES SPECIALIST POLITt CAL BTUOIE6 ABKERNITZ, JANE A NURSE CLAIN-N 19,716.40 12 MO ABKERXIT2 MARY J NURSE CLINICIAN iI PED$ t COM4 D18EA MAN, ...…

…B Financial aid tries The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, December 12, 1979-Page 19 to cope with overload (Continued from Page 5) seven counselors for the first time in a year." Though the financial aid office is planning to increase staff levels, it is still difficult for them to fill the positions that ate already established. The Assistant Director for Counseling and Processing post has been vacant or six months while a nationaj search continu...…

…Page 20-Wednesday, December 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily If you find your name and address in today's Michigan Daily classified page THE WAY S H E WAS THAT CAT IS BACK! YOU WINANIS JANIS UESCowFfT TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of His hangups are Hilarious State 1-2-3-4 / ] HarldMaude Midnight Movies. SHOWING DEC. 14 & 15 Just look through today's Classified% Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their' namesi hidden in this section. If your n...…

…fichigan By BILLY SAU N Second in a two-part series 'he lack of an effective kicking game nght have been a breaking point for , 1979 Michigan football team, accor- t ding to head coach Bo Schembechler. "The weakness in the kicking game," "IT WAS ti S mbechler remarked, "might have we could get, n thestarch out of us. didn't win a c SCHEMBECHLER WENT on to say Big Ten conf that his team could have had an 11-0 good team," record instead of 8-3, ...…

…I Page 22-Wednesday, December 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily 4- Applications New Being Taken for the Position of Treasurer of MSA DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION IS DEC. 12, 1979 There are also openings for positions on the U-Cel- lar'Board. Pick up Application at MSA Office, 3909 Michigan Union (763-3241). DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION IS DEC. 7,1979 SPORTS OF THE DAILY d t i ' 04 olpi R Oaklan4 , By MIKE FROMM The atmosphere surrounding last night's w...…

…The Michigan Dily-Wednesday, December 12, 1979-Page 23 The Sporting Views American gymnastics on upswing By LEE KATTERMAN\ It has been seven years since the young Soviet gymnast, Olga Korbut, tumbled into the hearts of television viewers of the 1972 Mlunich Olympics. This girl-woman amazed us with her daring and warmed us with her uninhibited emotions. When the Montreal Olympics made its quadrennial television appearance, many of us tuned i...…

…f Page 24-Wednesday, December 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily . 1 ai 1 t A I 11 'LIl 1I 1-1 [ .J I F a wr I 1 l1 '.1 C 1 11t What makes Tech Hifi the best place to buy stereo? It's our unique combination of knowledgeable salespeople, sound- rooms you can play in, a great selec- tion of quality brands, and important extra guarantees, like our 90-Day Full Credit Trade, 60-Day Defective Ex- change, and 7-Day Moneyback Guar- antee. T...…

…Page 12-'Wednesday, December 12, 1979-the Michigan Daily; (Continued from Page 11) Art has always been about com- munications systems. Whereas it once could be thought of as a brain or a shiny IBM computer-two centralized sour- ces of information that happily spit out information upon request-art now is set up more like a walkie-talkie. The walkie talkie doesn't store up infor- mation, it just passes on what it already has to eveybody else. ...…

… the Soviet Union and China, ending years of hostility and culminating in long-awaited reciprocal trade agree- ments. At the same time American G.I.s were taking a drubbing in the Viet- namese jungles, other world forces came into play to thrust the new global realities upon us. The most notable of these was the rise of terrorism as the potent political force of the 70s, legitimized by the Palestine Liberation Organization that succeeded in br...…

…,. - w The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, Dec Protest moves inside as A 2courts controversy t O N OCTOBER 3, 1974, Ann Ar- bor entered the "70s." That was the day Briarwood, the huge shopping mall in the fields around I-94, officially opened. But the opening was almost an anti- climax compared to the fights over whether it should ever have been built at/all. It would lead to urban sprawl by pulling the city to its outskirts, ex- claimed environ...…

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…,. .: .. J. A Page 8-Wednesday, December 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily %L+E Fiscal woes plague 70s 'U' sity stemmed from the sacred tenant of decentralization, so that the people working at the department level could initiate the programs and policies they had to run. But perhaps the strongest challenge to the University's autonomy during the 70s was one that could not be met through compromising committees or legal appeals. When the natio...…

… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, Decer Page 6-Wednesday, December 12, 1979-The Michigan Daily t VS - } " B REAKFAST ANL' LINEN service couldn't be found in the dorms anymore, but soft serve and, prob- ably, PBB could. Lettuce made occasional appearances, depending on the political climate. The Hash Bash lost its politics; the bong became a piece of furniture. Pluses and minuses were added to the pseudo-science of grading, creating the truly a...…