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… Page 16-Thursday, July 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily W.MEsports Eleven inducted to Hall o Honor Buntin gets posthumous election By MARK MIHANOVIC Buntin was an All-American on the 1965 NCAA run- HEYLINGER GUIDED seven Michigan hocked nerup and is the third-leading scorer in Michigan teams to NCAA championships and holds the best Membership in Michigan's. Hall of Honor grew to basketbalhistory. winning percentage of any Michigan hockey coach 28 ...…

…The 0 Vol. XC, No. 28-S Ann Arbor, Michigan' Tuesday, June 17, 1980 Ten Cents ' Sixteen Pages .t ,.tr n o- }s xs ;c, k,. g..k r b' ¢:i ?:fix:: ;n.k¢#". ;#:s:. }: ti...y?::_:}t:: k j:ks#' ;.f.:x::5},. }.:rk:.. r,. i iii z ..t : };Y: 3:.so-.. .?:x'i:.'u, :'gi?; x.>F e<vs' :><,F.. .r}:£,'r" £r ..¢'ei }' ?yrd'o-t '?5 :x::3:i*vi?.Y'}Yx; ;<;5.>: % 3 '^'' {^Fr, t R£:'' ' , ,,* ' .rrn .,k' :... - ,?.. r '}£?.F.#.;+t-.:.,x"{.:r t..:$'Y: :,'ti' ,::Y::}'...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Detroit papers could avert ,unionsrk DETROIT (UPI) - A union leader said yesterday there is "a good chan- ce" a threatened strike can be averted at the city's two daily newspapers this week. Joel Wilson, president of the Newspaper Council of Detroit, said the union hopes to present its economic package to the management of the Free Press and the News at a meeting today. THE COUNCIL, which repre...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-Page 3 Local Scene Election law change could affect Regent appointees By BONNIE JURAN State Attorney General Frank Kelley said lester- day the state legislature is free to amend the Michigan Election Law to require gubernatorial ap- pointees to the ruling boards of three major state universities to run for the seat in the next general election. The appointees, nominated by. the governor following the ...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily TAKE, t E BEH1N1 I JT! -/ Tisch would be devastating to 'U' F ROBERT TISCH'S tax-cutting'proposal ap- pears on the November ballot and proves too tempting to inflation-weary voters, the University and other state-supported institutions will have to cope with financial disaster. At first glance, Tisch's proposal to cut 20 per cent of the state's total budget does not appear so drastic. But beca...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-Page 5 BANI-SADR URGES CROWD TO PUT ASIDE DIFFERENCES TEH Sadegh the ret Forme Clark his own Iran if Page s missio U.N. c Americ Iran nixes U.N. group's return From UPland AP Ghotbzadeh spoke only hours after Bani-Sadr told a crowd of 13,000 mar- BANI-SADR addressed theg RAN, Iran - Foreign Minister special U.N. envoy Adib Daoudy, one of chers yesterday that Iranians must put 3,000 guards and 10,000 ...…

…Page 6--Tuesday, June 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily GREENSBORO POLICE OFFICERS wrestle yesterday with Communist Klansmen and American Nazis charged with murdering five CWP members Workers Party member Tom Clark (center) outside the Guilford County last November in Greensboro, N.C. The scuffle occured when the CWP Courthouse. Jury selection was underway there for the trial of six Ku Klux members were denied admittance to the courtroom. SCUFFLE A...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-Page 7 Protesters wounded by police during From AP and UPI JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Police firing shotguns wounded at leas 35 black and colored protesters yester day as rioting erupted on the fourth an niversary of the bloody clashes in th black township of Soweto, authoritie reported. Colored is the term used by Sout Africa's white-minority government fo persons of mixed race. POLICE ADOPTED a to...…

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…Page 10-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Recession could cause more suicides and murders 4 LANSING (UPI) - The economic slump is literally making people sick and could ultimately lead to 19,443 ad- ditional deaths in Mlichigan, including more suicides, murders, and heart at- tacks, according to a paper released yesterday.% The paper, prepared by the Univer- sity for a recent meeting of Gov. William Milliken's human services cabinet,...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-Page 11 MURDER CONVICTION OF MICHIGAN MAN TO STAND High Court upholds life sentence WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Court yesterday cleared the way for reinstatement of a murder conviction against a Michigan man, questioned at his trial about contradictions between his testimony and statemertts made at the time of his arrest. Over two dissents, the justices reversed an appeals court ruling that set asi...…

…Page 12-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily FOR SLE SFOR RENT WATERBED-6'3" x 5'9" complete-frame, heater, ATTRACTIVE ROOM-Near campus-coops. Pos- etc. $125.665-8990-Greg. 33B620 sible kitchen privileges. Now $139. Fall option. 663- 1975 HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR, Harvest Gold. 3332. 09C617 Good condition. Reasonable. 8-4. 764-6280. After ON CAMPUS ROOM in vegetarian coop house. 4:30,662-2124. 351B621 Ideal location. Parking and laundry. Re...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-Page 13 WILL BE BURIED IN TEAM UNIFORM Fan lives, will die, with Cubs WASHBURN, Ill. (AP)-The Chicago Cubs are Maniford Harper's whole life, and now he's made a pact with his mor- tician to make the baseball team a part of his death. Harper has arranged to go to his grave in a Cubs uniform, complete with. the pin stripe jersey with the smiling little bear, knickers, and a bright blue cap with a red "C...…

…Page 14 Tuesday June 17, 1980-The Michigan Da Demand for co e e graduates -"UP8-0 NEW YORK (UPI) - Jobs for this year's college graduates are up eight to 10 per cent over 1979, with engineers in the greatest demand. Reports on hiring by 670 employers in the private sector showed yesterday the demand for engineers was up 21 per cent over last year. OTHER SHOO-INS ON the hiring front according to the findings of the College Placement Counciland...…

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…Page 16-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily SSports Nicklaus takes By SCOTT M. LEWIS Special to the Daily SPRINGFIELD, N.J. - Jack Nicklaus strode triumphantly toward the 18th green, his face beaming with pride. He was one putt - one meaningless, 10-foot putt - away from winning his fourth United States Open Championship. As Nicklaus approached the putting surfaca the lhmeaaa f 51f03 ll l(M]p with an ovation to which even the great Nic...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC. No. 8-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 17, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages U.S. allies back off on Iranian sanctions Stone on campus Noted journalist I. F. Stone speaks last night in the Union Ballroom on the need for military restraint on the part of the world's super-powers. See story, Page 14. Experts predict still worse nat' WASHINGTON (AP)-Downhill r plunges in factory production and housing construction...…

…Poge 2-Saturday, May 17, 1980--The Michigan Daily 4 Rosie Ruiz Runathon, The sponsors promise that everyone will finish first in the six-mile race from Rock Island to Moline, Illinois today. In fact the winners don't even have to run at all in the race to raise money for the American Cancer Society dreamed up by a local radio program director. A lone runner will begin the race, and all the other entrants can jump in 26.2 meters from the end ...…

…- The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 17, 1980-Page 3 REGENTS HIKE HEALTH FEE 'U' funding cut 'definite By MITCH STUART Gov. William Milliken will issue an executive order that reduces the state allocation to the University, State Budget Director Gerald Miller said yesterday. University administrators had war- ned the Regents Thursday that such ac- tion was likely. "THERE DEFINITELY will be an executive order and it definitely will reduce the ap...…

…Page 4-Saturday, May 17,1980-The Michigan Daily Democrats: Do vote May 20 IS YEAR'S Democratic primary will be a vestige of its former self. The state Democratic committee chose its delegates in statewide caucuses last month. Only two names-Jerry Brown who is no longer cam- paigning, and Lyndon La Rouche-will be on the primary ballot. But Democrats should not do as Michigan Democratic chairwoman Olivia Maynard urges and stay home next Tuesday...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 17, 1980-Page 5 Chrysler closing Lynch Rd.' 'full-size car plant. DETROIT (AP)-Battered Chrysler Corp. is withdrawing from the depressed market for full-size cars, at least temporarily, by closing another assembly plant. The action, which will idle an ad- ditional 2,280 workers, is Chrysler's seventh plant closing since last year when it began a major retrenchment designed to 'cut costs and trim its massive l...…

…Page 6--Saturday, May 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Bush outlines plan to revive auto industry; defends opposition to Chrysler's gov't loan By TOM MIRGA made his remarks at a press confe Specialtothe Daily ce held at Detroit Metropolitan Air DETROIT-Republican presidential immediately following his arrival h contender George Bush continued his Oregon, which also has scheduled bid to win the state's May 20 primary presidential primary for May 20....…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday. May 17, 1980-Page 7 NURSE REVEALS COMPREIHENSION PROBLEMS Study sheds light on deaf By JOYCE FRIEDEN Recently completed research in the School of Nursing has several implications for medical per- sonnel in the field of treatment of deaf patients. "The Deaf and Understanding Common Medical Terms" is the title of a two-year study completed in April, 1979, by registered nurse Molly Kline as part of the requirements f...…

…Page 8-Saturday, May 17, 1980--The N Do a Tree a Favor: Recyle Your Daily STALLION SHOWTIMES: (G) 12:45-3:45-7:00-9:30 AP Phot SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER Andrei Gromyko wipes his face with a handkerchief as U.S. Secretary of State Edmund Muskie, right, walks beside him. The two were on their way from the state treaty ceremony to the balcony of the Belvedere Castle yesterday. EEC SA YS SANCTIONS WON'T R ELEASE HOSTAGES: Allies put off sanctions...…

…Daily-Saturday, May 17, 1980-Page 9 S. Korea protests taper as president returns SEOUL, South Korea (AP)-Anti- government demonstrations tapered off yesterday as President Choi Kyu- hah cut short a Middle East trip and returned to deal with problems that touched off three days of massive and bloody student protests. He made no statement on arrival. After an all-night meeting, most student leaders agreed to call off fur- ther demonstrations to...…

…Page 10-Saturday, May 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Represenatives list their assets with as little detail as possible 4 From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-Being a millionaire in the House means never having to say what you're really worth. At least so it seems from this year's financial disclosure forms, which show assets of less-wealthy congressmen in far more detail than their more finan- cially fortunate brethren. The House released the financial ...…

…ily-Saturday, May 17, 1980-Page 11 Cancer patients can soon procure legal pot LANSING (UPI)-Legal marijuana finally will be available to some Michigan cancer patients by next week-nearly seven months after a measure approving the program was signed into law-officials announced yesterday. Lt. Gov. James Brickley said a ship- ment of 900 marijuana cigarettes is ex- pected to arrive in the state Monday or Tuesday from the National Institute on D...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 17, 1980-Page 13 FTC: Sears made false claims WASHINGTON (UPI)-Sears Roebuck engaged in false advertising by claiming its Kenmore and Lady Kenmore dishwashers were so good that people could pop their plates in without rinsing or scraping, a gover- nment agency ruled yesterday. The Federal Trade Commission or- dered Sears, America's largst retailer to get more reliable tests in the future on dishawashers and ot...…

…Page 14-Saturday, May 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily WARNS OF WORLD-WIDE DESTRUCTION I Call mines minut Stone more solve< Stor Stone Union Stone urges military restraint By JOYCE FRIEDEN the U.S. is hostage to the Russians, and our forefathers it it is only properly Muslims," he said. "Th ing the world "a place full of they are hostage to us as well. If there is considered," he said. problem was solved by pati that might blow up at any some mi...…

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…Page 16-Saturday, May 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily 8P orts --"<WN Blue batsmen shoot for Big Ten crown; need two wins to clinch I 4 By MARK MIHANOVIC the Big Ten with average, while Iow The Wolverine baseballers, destinedfor Clinton is as su oblivion in the Big Ten's second the way things ha' division, according to preseason pected us to be ina pollsters, are instead two victories the 6-1, 185-pound away from the conference title and can nat...…

…WOMEN'S STUDIES See editorial page i:l;bt Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom LktiI BRIGHTER See Today for details A WVol. XC, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 17, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Diverse management characterizes A 2 housing By MARK WILSON Third in a seven-part series Landlords, owners, investors, and management companies form a complex web of Five local landlords discuss renting to stu- dents, tenants' ri...…

…a Page 2-Thursday, April 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Ford urges tax aid for industry ~ - (Continued from Page 1) such a disaster in the 1920s and 30s unless there is deliberate dumping." Replying to questions at a morning press conference, Ford repeated that he would support the Republican par- ty's nominee in 1980. He has so far withheld an endorsement of either Ronald Reagan, George Bush, or John Anderson. "I would hope that through discu...…

…S- ' ' - -,-.- - - . - Program supporters appeal to Dean Frye (Continued from Page 1) Marty Bombeck, a graduate student Od teaching assistant in the program, said the rally marked an important point in the maintenance of the program. She said the announcement of the demonstration won verbal concessions from Frye on Monday. The concessions include an extension of current 300- level TA-taught courses for another academic year, the hiring of a ...…

…Page 4-Thursday, April 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily ~be S1d. a DiI ir f difori(1l Iree(Iom Vol. XC, No. 157 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Spying no j WE HAVE TO say one thing for CIA Director Stansfield Turner: The man has guts. No coward could have stood before a convention of newspaper editors and told them that the agency has every right to press journalists into service as CIA operati...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 17, 1980-Page 5 Business Day panel claims. 'U' abused by in dus try By BONNIE JURAN The political economy of the University was the theme of a panel discussion held in the Anderson Room of the Union last night kicking off today's series of events sponsored by the Ann Arbor Big Business Day Coalition. The local group is part of a nation-wide coalition which has chosen April 17 as the day to bring attention t...…

… a f-i eo- ATTENTION COLGE GRADUATES If you need a good job with a solid future, why not try the United States Air Force? There's real oppor- tunity for advancement. and you can earn your cgmmission by com- pleting the three-month Air Force Officer Training $chool.Plus you receive an excellent salary ... executive experience..,. world- wide assignments... 30-days of paid vaca- tion a year... medical and dental care...low cost life insuranc...…

…d The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 17, 1980-Page 7 Landlords discuss rental EDITOR'S NOTE: Five campus- area landlords recently agreed to share their perspectives on the Ann Arbor rental housing situation with *hree Daily staff members in a joint interview. Together, the five lan- dlords own some 500 rental units. Some owned less than 20, while one owned more than 100. These lan- dlords, who oversee their property without the services of ...…

…If you find your name and address I f S WINNERS EVERY DAY in today's MichiganDaily classified No Contest To Enterl page Pink Flamingos WOODY Just look through todays Classified YOU WIN mALLEN Ads. Five U. of M- students will find their an exercise in poor taste n A N E H A LL N Ames hidden n this sectiron. ifyour TWO FREE TICKETS and ANNIE HALL name and address appear. call our busi- to any one of ft howNo mipsai' lS~jxm ness office at 764 056...…

…Now" i Police cI By WILLIAM THOMPSON Although Ann Arbor Police Chief Walter Krasny is still on the job seven weeks past his scheduled retirement date, members of a committee to select his successor say they do not expect to name that person until next month. Krasny announced his retirement from the city's top police spot after 13 years of service in that position in September. At that time Mayor Louis Belcher said he wanted to name the police...…

…. 0, MANN im.t .,.c. l I {~ " ..:* Y fll I .~s r, ~ .x {} Plus 7 Other Convenient Locations: Q East Liberty at Maynard Q Carpenter Road at Packard Road Q Plvmouth Road at Page 10-Thursday, April 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Islanders slide past Bruins in OT, 2-1 BLUE NOTCHES SEVENTH SHUTOUT BOSTON (AP) - Clark Gillies lifted a 20-foot wrist shot over Boston goalie Gerry Cheevers with 1:02 gone in over- time last night to give the New York...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 17, 1980-Page 11 Karzen: from tennis family to Blues no.1 By KENT WALLEY Tennis has always been a part of Kathy Karzen's life. As a little girl she watched her family play from court side. Sometimes, she even got to hit the ball around for a few minutes before they left. Karzen,i'now a senior at the University of Michigan and the Wolverines num- ber one singles player, came from a family of racquet swingers...…

… 0 Page 12-Thursday, April 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily S. . . . . .. ..k:..:.. .A tidz .,... .r ..x. .ie ..*.iC~K.**..'T. . .* a.****.***G**. .. . . . . . .. . . AATA Employee Union protests rule's By LEE KATTERMAN The Transportation Employees Union (TEU) last night voiced its "anger and outrage" over proposed work rules for Ann Arbor Transpor- tation Authority (AATA) employees. In statements to the AATA board union members said sections o...…

…ENDORSEMENTS See editorial page J' LIEw :4I i1Q1 SUNNY See Today for details Nint Y(Pars of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 114 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 17, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages plus Supplement 'U' doctor to establish center or fertility research By SARA ANSPACH The University may soon become a # special place for women who aren't able to have children. Dr. Alan Beer, chairman of the Obstetrics/Gynecology department at ...…

…Page 2-unday, February 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Irving Rapper's 1942 NOW VOYAGER BETTE DAVIS, PAUL HENRIED, CLAUDE RAINS and GLADYS COOPER star in this romantic drama of a maladjusted woman, dominated by her mother, who tries and eventually overcomes her problems. Also received an Oscar for the Best Scotni of a Dramatic a Film. Mon: HIGH NOON-Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly in the classic western about a sheriff who has to go it alone. Tues:.TH...…

…the Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 17, 1980-Page 3 Report finds black students alienated By KEVIN TOTTIS Black students at the University and several of its peer institutions across the nation find themselves in a hostile environment, suffer from inadequate financial support, and are often handicapped by poor secondary school preparation, according to a recent government report. The study, which was commissioned by the National"Advisory Com...…

…Page 4-Sunday, February 17, 1980-The Michiaan Daily Primary candidates and issues Property Budget Housing Solid waste Energy Planning Student IroES taxes priorities management involvement Second Ward Democrats ,Earl Greene Stacy Stephanopoulos 9t A tax cut would be "irresponsible." Against spending surplus in city budget. Doesn't know where he would cut services. Would add more housing inspectors, implement city energy plan, expand . hum...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, February 17, 1980-Page 5 Meanwhile, back in the jungle i 0 0 . By DENNIS HARVEY The Secret Life of Plants may be the least commercial attempt at a com- -ercial movie of all time. Paramount is giving it a major release, but the ad- vertising is carefully vague and doesn't reveal much about the film. That's good advertising-because they wouldn't make a dime off it if audiences knew beforehand what this film is abou...…