…A2 balloonist claims record Details inside, Page 3 The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 30-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 19, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages ER falls five votes STRIKES BACK short in Ill. House From AP and UPI SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-The embattled Equal Rights Amendment, mired for the past month in political brokering and a vote-buying controversy, yester- day was again rejected by the Illinois House. Sponsors at a later date can call...…
…Page 2-Thursday, June 19, 1980-The Michigan Daily Thiel to run against Smith in 52d district House race By ELAINE RIDEOUT Northville Democrat Judith Thiel has announced she will challenge six- term Republican incumbent Roy Smith for the 52nd district seat in the state House of Represenatives in November. The 52nd district excludes Ypsilanti and most of Ann Arbor, but includes most of Washtenaw County and a por- tion of Monroe County. THIEL SA...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 19, 1980-Page 3 Local Scene { Ann Arbor man claims world record for ballooning By NICK KATSARELAS An Ann Arbor man said yesterday he "feels pretty good" after keeping his hot air balloon aloft more than 24 hours, setting what appears to be an inter- national ballooning record. Bruce Comstock, 36, and co-pilot David Shaffer, 32, of Chelsea, took off Monday night in Battle Creek and lan- ded 24 hours and eight...…
…Page 4-Thursday, June 19, 1980-The Michigan Daily Genetic research benefits immense WrRROR MOVIE fanatics will be disappointed. Genetic engineers are not about to create Frankensteins. They are not pursuing the invention of a super race, and it is highly improbable that their newest gene-splicihg techniques will yield a deadly disease that will wipe-out mankind. The real achievements of the growing number of microbiologists who are using rec...…
…The Michigan Doily-Thursday, June 19, 1980-Page 5 STATE REPUBLICANS WIN BATTLE House to vote on tax LANSING (UPI)-House Republicans yesterday won their battle for more rural tax relief at city dwellers' expense as the House Taxation Committee voted to send an $800 million tax shift proposal to the full chamber. The plan is intended to compete with the 50 per cent tax-cutting plan heralded by Shiawassee County Drain Factional st Afglhunistar ...…
…Page 6--Thursday, June 19, 1980--The Michigan Daily omteArts Parker's reputation no rumour The Up Escalator Graham Parker By MARK DIGHTON There are few things in the rock and roll world you can count on. Graham Parker is one of them. Sure, some of his songs have been better than others and some of his albums have been better than others, but he's never done anything you could call bad. And now that he's at a high point with the suc- cess of h...…
…ily-Thursday, June 19, 1980-Page 7 S. African riots kill upto 60 in 2d day of protest (Continued from Page 1) THE FOCUS OF the unrest was the township of Elsie's River, where plain- clothes police ina civilian minibus fired point blank into a group of demon- strators marking the anniversary of the troubles in Soweto, the black Johan- nesburg township where 1975 race riots led to the deaths of about 600 people. Police said "a number" of people ...…
…Page 8=-Thursday, June 19, 1980-The Michigan Daily I -o -mp- MSTHLS RSS LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE LOST-Black briefcase containing passports and WATERBED-6'3" x 5'9" complete-frame, heater, other papers. $200 reward. Call R. El-Gewely, 764- etc. $125.665-8990--Greg. 33B620 1455 days or668-0564 evenings. 58A621 Motorcycle Helmets 2, Bell Star, Custom paint, $50 LOST-SMALL, ALL BLACK, MALE CAT invicinity each. 994-5156evenings. 48B621' of soccer...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 19, 1980-Page 9 Daily Classifieds Continued from Page 8) HELP WANTED WANTED COMMERCIAL ARTIST OR ART STUDENT to do commercial lettering. Call 663- 2177evenings. 53H621 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN to assist in industrial research and development program. Duties will include design and set up of experimental apparatus involving vacuum systems, thermocouples and thyisters, electronic data aquisition, And acoustics. Back...…
…Page 10-Thursday, June 19, 1980-The Michigan Daily State studies ways to help slumping auto industry sales 4 LANSING (UPI)-Gov: William Milliken said yesterday his ad- ministration is studying ways to spur lagging auto sales in an effort to bolster Michigan's ailing top industry. While Milliken offered little detail on the study, a General Motors Corp- backed plan to lift the sales tax on autos is getting a critical review amid doubts concer...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 19, 1980-Page 11 Newspaper in .Tehran reports plot to overthrow. Iran's president. ILLINOIS STATE REP. William Henry (D-Chicago) talks on the telephone in Springfield, Ill. yesterday with President Carter. The president was calling Henry to urge him to vote in favor of the Equal Rights Amendment. The Illinois House last night failed to ratify ERA. Illinois House nixes ERA By The Associated Press A leader of...…
…Page 12-Thursday, June 19, 1980-The Michigan Daily Sports i. Oates' two goals push Express past Dallas, 5-1 By DAN CONLIN and DREW SHARP Special to the Daily PONTIAC-Sam Oates' two goals paced the Detroit Express to a 5-1 victory over the Dallas Tornado last night at the Silverdome. The triumph was the sixth of the season for Detroit and snapped a two- game losing streak. The Express didn't even allow the crowd of 9,688 the chance to get com-...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 32-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 19, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Regents set for geography decision Daily Photo by PAUL ENGST ROUM Vice President for Academic Affairs Bill Frye listens to speakers defending the University's geography department during the public comments session of yesterday's Regents' meeting. Frye, who presented the Regents with his recommendation to discontinue the department, has as...…
…Page 2-ri'day, June 19, 1981-The Michigar iDaily 'U' researcher Katona dead at 79 4 George Katona, a pioneer in the field of research at the University's Institute of Social Research and widely con- sidered the "dean of American behavioral economists," died yester- day in Germany at the age of 79. A member of the faculty since 1946, Katona was the originator of the regular Surveys of Consumer Attitudes. He was also founder and long-time dire...…
…The MichiganDaily-Friday ,une 19. 198. -Page ERIM'S BREAKTHROUGHS BENEFIT 'U' Local firm reveals inventions By JOHN ADAM Daily research reporter In what has been described as a "quantum jump," two major inventions by Ann Arbor's Environmental Research Institute of Michigan may have "really important potential for upgrading heavy industry in Southeastern Michigan" and have beneficial im- plications for the University as well. Robert DiGiovanni...…
…Panep -Fdcay, June 19, 1981-The Michigan Daily State approves hospital (Continuedfromrage) approved the hospital figure with the understanding that the total cost would not exceed $285 million, said committee Chairman Gary Owen (D-Ypsilanti). Bremer said University Hospital revenue bonds and private donations will cover the balance of the project not paid by the state. Ultimately, student fees serve as a back-up source of collateral, accordin...…
…Senate kills nuclear waste transport bill LANSING (UPI) - The Senate effec- tively killed yesterday a bill which would have stiffly regulated a planned shipment of radioactive waste across the Mackinac Bridge. On a 23-10 vote, the Senate sent the measure to the Upper Peninsula In- dustrial and Economic Affairs Commit- tee - a group which has not met in its nearly three years of existence and probably will not meet on the bill. THE BILL needed...…
…4 Page 6 Openi By GINA DiMA Daily Arts Wri Loose Ends, which had past Wednesday night series of contemporary s with the relationship o Peace Corps alumnus, Kaiser), and an equally surely determined and woman, Susan (Rebecca relationship unfolds lil rosebud: so sure and destination, only to fi bloomed an ornery bee hd Paul . Susan. Sen... Selina 'Loose Ends' by Michael Welle Power Center for the Performing A June 17-20,1981 ....,...............…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 19, 1981-Page 7 Koko Taylor commands ** driving Blues Machine - "Gimme a D Gimme an A Gimme anl ...L . ..Y Give the MICHIGAN DAILY *-that old college try CALL 764-0558 to order your subscription f All£375N MAPLE Daily Discount Matinees $2.00 for shows before 6:00 & for shows before 2:00. No Discount Prices for "RAIDERS" EXCALIBUR 7 1:30-4:15-7:15-9:40 Koko Taylor (right) relaxes with her band, the Blues Machine...…
…The Michigan Daily- Friday, June 19, 1981 Page 8 Cruising: A Fida nig Not as much action with the not-for-TV cops By STEVE HOOK T HERE WAS a particularly warm night earlier this month, one of the first really steamy nights of the sum- mer, when I accompanied an Ann Ar- bor Police Department cruiser for a Friday night shift. What follows is an account of that experience: 4:30 P.M. When I arrived at the police' station, the officer behind the d...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 19, 1981-Page9 it shift with the AAPD soon. "You'll like Richard," he told me, "He's a real colorful man, a fun partner." Before picking up his partner, though, here would be a quick run through the Maynard Street parking structure. "Lots of smoking, lots of drinking in there," Heinold informed me. Sure enough, within a minute there were two arrests, but for neither of the above of- fenses. These would be "Urin...…
…4 Opinion Page 10 Friday, June 19, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 32-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Reluctant assent THE DAILY RELUCTANTLY supports the recommendation of Academic Affairs Vice-president Bill Frye that the University's geography department be discontinued. At the same time, however, we harbor grave misgivings over the largely closed and...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 19, 1981-Page 11 China aiding U WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States is getting information on Soviet missile tests and other vital military in- formation from Chinese specialists using U.S.-supplied equipment at two spy stations in northwest China, gover- nment sources said yesterday. The sources, who asked to remain anonymous, stressed their concern that disclosure of the arrangement might embarrass the Chine...…
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…Pae 4- rid oyJne 19981-theMithigdn Daily SPOR TS OF THE DAILY 4 Umps NEW YORK (AP)-Richie Phillips, counsel for the Major League Baseball Umpires Association, said yesterday that umpires considered striking in protest of American League President Lee MacPhail's edict that Terry Cooney couldn't umpire a game in- volving the Oakland A's. But Phillips said the potential walkout was made unnecessary by the players' strike that began last Friday ...…
…Strike talks resume- what ' new? By the Associated Press And on the seventh day, the negotiators rested. "I made the suggestion to both sides that they should leave here, rethink their positions, come back here Friday (today) at 3 p.m. EDT, prepared to go forward, address the issue and come to an agreement and conclusion," said Ken Moffett, who played shuttle diplomacy Wednesday, attempting to make peace between the striking players and the b...…
…4 Sports Page 16 Friday, June 19, 1981 The Michigan Daily Unknown Thorpe surprises field, leads Open with first- round 66 {1 ARDMORE, Pa. (AP)-Jim Thorpe, one of the few blacks on the pro golf tour, birdied the last two holes for a 4- under-par 66 and a surprise one-shot lead yesterday in the first round of the 81st U.S. Open. Thorpe, 31, a one-time running back at Morgan State, is a career struggler, a refugee from the PGA Tour's Monday mo...…
…TheMichigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 33-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 19, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages British ships take POWs to Argentina From AP and UPI _ day undeclared war over the South Two British ships set sail yesterday Atlantic islands. from the Falkland Islands for Argen- The stunning defeat cost Gen.. tins, carrying 5,500 prisoners of war Leopoldo Galtieri his jobs as president from the humiliating defeat that shat- of Ar...…
…Page 2-Saturday, June 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Credit union changes name, expands service The University of Michigan Em- credit union members last month, ex- ployees Credit Union has changed its pands the union's potential pool of name to the University of Michigan depositors by more than 110,000. Credit Union and has greatly expanded Hoffmann said the action was taken its potential pool of customers, accor- to prepare the credit union for ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 19, 1982-Page 3 AT U.N., BEGIN CALLS FOR WORLD PEACE Israelis call for PLO surrender From AP and UPI Israeli troops and armor rumbled through Christian east Beirut to the Green Line boundary with Yasser Arafat's enclave yesterday and Isreaeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon said the Palestinian guerrillas should realize "their struggle has no change." Reporter said the Israeli units moved through streets in the...…
…Page--Suturday, ue 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Senate passes voting rights extension bill From AP andUPI WASHINGTON - The Senate breathed fresh life yesterday into the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965, approving 85- 8 a 25-year renewal of enforcement provisions designed to guarantee free access to the polls for millions of blacks and other minority voters. Overcoming the tenacious opposition of a small group fo filibustering Southern conser...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June19, 1982-Page 5 Kell trial: long four By GEORGE ADAMS murderer Leo Kelly. The jury, to hear a tape-recording of psychiatrist and LOU FINTOR deliberating in one of Ann Arbor's most Edward Nol's testimony. Nol told More than a year after the Bursley publicized cases in recent history, jurors Kelly was psychotic and insane dormitory murders rocked the Univer- failed to reach a verdict yesterday and at the time of...…
…Opinion Page 6 Saturday, June 19, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 33-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Unequal rights High tuition rates to receive boost THE UNIVERSITY will once again be opening its arms this fall and embracing not only new students, but higher tuition bills as well. University Vice President for IME HAS JUST about run out on the ...…
…Arts Saturday, June 19, 1982 The Michigan Daily Stage Company packs up and moves to Chicago big place in his heart for the radical By Robert Weisberg theatre of the sixties. Although they didn't go quite that far with the Stage NE OF ANN ARBOR'S most suc- Company, they did present a few plays by contemporary playwrights, par- cessful theatrical groups, the ticularly American, dealing with Stage Company, is no more. After two. topical subject...…
…Page 8-Saturday, June 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Nucle Photo Page by Jackie Bell I …
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 19, 1982-Page 9 r Disarmament Rall 1 The largest peace demonstration in w .,v. the history of the world-estimates range from 500,000 to 1 million. On June 12 nuclear disarmament ad- vocates from around the world mar- ched through New York streets from the United Nations to Central Park's Great Lawn. The gathered marchers heard such notables as Or- son Welles, Bella Abzug, Coretta Scott King, Jackson Browne, B...…
…Page 10-SturdayJune 19; 1982-The Michigan Daily Sharpe and Danek set out for windycity (Continuedfrom Page?7) $50 - low ticket prices - 'we deliberately tried to keep it affor- dable," says Sharpe - and most of all good productions. By the time they had done their second show, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, in the fall of 1980, they were self-sufficient. For the most part, they were able to do the things they wanted to do. Sharpe is disappo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 19, 1982-Pbge 11 Carr's 'Grease 2' gets panned By Mark Vaitkus I LOVED Grease 2. It was so awful that maybe now Allan Carr will be forced to stop producing musicals. And that, needless to say, would truly be a service to mankind. You would think that he would have learned his lesson with Can't Stop the Music,- a movie the mere mention of which still makes me reconsider lunch. But Carr actually outdoes himself...…
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…Page 14-Saturday, June 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Rozelle finally admits that drug usage in the NFL is a NEW YORK (AP)- National Football League Com- missioner Pete Rozelle says drug use in the NFL "could be a larger problem for us than it is in society," and former defensive end Carl Eller believes 15 percent of the league's 1,500 players are "problem users." Eller, who has admitted he formerly used cocaine, told the New York Daily News tha...…
…The Michigan Doily-Soturday, June 19, 1982-PageT5 Indians trounce Red Sox CLEVELAND (AP) - Toby Harrah cracked a home run, two doubles and a single, Von Hayes drove in three runs with a pair of doubles and Miguel Dilone smashed a two-run homer as the Cleveland Indians routed the Boston Red Sox 10-3asttnight. Cleveland's John Denny raised his record to 4-7 with 7 1-3 inning of work, allowing six hits and all three Boston runs. He struck out fi...…
…Sports Saturday, June 19, 1982 Page 16 The Michigan Daily, Brewers By JIM DWORMAN Special to the Daily DETROIT - No hit, no win. Those four words go a long way toward explaining the Tigers' 5-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers last night at Tiger Stadium. DETROIT BATS didn't produce a safety off Milwaukee starter Randy Lerch until two were out in the fifth inning. And from then on they only managed four more off Lerch and reliever Rollie Finge...…
…b Mirbigau 1 Iai g Ninety-four years of editorial freedom The chigaDaily Ann Arbor, Michigan -Tuesday, June 19, 1984 T .Mkh .g.O _1ia , Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Bus stop A passerby examines an Ann Arbor Transportation Authority bus on the corner of Main and Washington Sts. yesterday after it ran off the road to avoid a car which had run a red light while going west on Washington. The driver of the car, who was slightly injured, received...…
…E CAROL L. FRANCAVILLA/Daily Steppin' out Mac McKay (left) and Art Trombley take a lunch break yesterday in front of the Rackham Building as they repair the steps. Mystery groupseeks to curb bad drivers By PAUL JACKSON A mysterious group calling itself the Ann Arbor Pedestrians' Association wants local citizens to help police en- force the traffic laws. The association, which has no headquarters, officers, dues, or meetings, calls itself a "...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 19, 1984 - Page 3 SECOND FRONT PAGE Twenty introduce the Michig the stree recruits. "Ann A] the kind a Corps sp University with a goo THIS W sday thro Liberty h recruiting The dev experienc said Wash recruits w There i Peace Corp By LILY ENG -four years after President JohnKennedy d the idea of a Peace Corps in a speech at gan Union, the group's recruiters will be on t this week in search of publicity and r...…
…0 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 19, 1984 Democrats debate 1984 platform IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports WASHINGTON (AP) - Walter Mon- dale's supporters yesterday proposed a Democratic platform broad enough to cover all the party's candidates, but backers of Gary Hart argued for specifies, including reform of "the glaring excesses" of the tax law passed early in the Reagan administ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 19, 1984 - page 5 Women face tough climb through engineering ranks A crane reaches to the top of the Ambulatory Care Building being constructed behind the University's replacement hospital. By THOMAS HRACH Although the job market looks promising, a recently released article may be bad news for aspiring female engineers. From the results of a study perfor- med several years ago, Naomi McAfee, a design manage...…
…40 OPINION Tuesday, June 19, 1984 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Ehe Et wan Badg Vol. XCIV, No. 19-S 94 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Don't cry for me, Raul Alfonsin? PRESIDENT REAGAN says his admin- istration is committed to encouraging democracy in Latin America. In light. of an announcement last week by the U.S. Tr...…
