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…4 Page 16 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 19, 1988 Miami's Gary wary of newfound fame 4 BY PETE STEINERT Miami fullback Cleveland Gary may have succeeded in wearing out Michigan Stadium's artificial surface Saturday in the Hurricanes' dramatic 31-30 vic-tory over the Wolverines. Like a schoolboy at recess, Gary was all over the field. In only his second collegiate start, the 6-foot-2, 226- pound fifth-year senior had a hand in alm...…

…_ _ w U U U U U U U W v -6 MUSiC Wild David Lee David Lee Roth EAT 'EM AND SMILE Warner Brothers GUESS WHO'S BACK IN circulation-and he looks wild... WILD... WIIIIIILD! Well, actu- ally, he looks pretty silly. The jungle savage garb makes for a striking cover, but beyond that David Lee's looking pretty, well, effeminate these days. But how does Dave sound? Not sur- prisingly, Dave sounds like Dave. He's still a vocalist-make that a perfo...…

… Page 22-Saturday, September 19, 1981-The Michigan Doily 0 CFA-NCAA fight to be resolved by vote v f s^ y 1 - 7 2i ) _ 4 _ r a+.t. h r i r ,.: t iy: f ,.,,, , k' 1 . _t _ _ R .Y d r P' .. -t, gN Cxr rl pArr By DREW SHARP The power struggle between the College Football Association and the NCAA will come to a head today as the 61 CFA members will vote on whether to approve a controversial four-year, $180 million contract with NBC-TV. If it...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 19, 1988- Page 17 'M' season proves to be BY MICHAEL SALINSKY It looked like a big day for Michigan. With nine minutes left in the game, the fans were singing, "Na, na, na, na. Hey, hey, hey, hey - goodbye," to the No. 1 team in the country. It was 30-14, but really it could have been 30-0 if not for one thing. The big play. The Hurricanes could still tie the game with two touchdowns. But they'd have...…

…v , .V W w RAPE kicked the dog and choked the goldfish. He was that kind of guy." Continued from Page 7 All his life, Belcher has felt His father was an alcoholic who insecure around women. That's not "beat up everybody in the family, surprising-to some degree nearly Sea Feast 2 lbs. of Shrimp $9.50 DOMINICK'S The Campus Meeting Place , C \SA 812 Monroe I N (. "I Open Mon-Sat 7:30am -10p.m I ~Sunday 4:00-8:00 p m. Buy one *uonerBURGER I opp...…

… 'a a AV 7%W The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septen TNIS BUO " FORBy BUDDY MOOREHOUSE I More- passing to be thekey in conference Bo comes o f age .. . ..shuns negative labels The man you see pacing the sidelines on Michigan's side of the field today, the one wearing the headphones and the blue baseball cap with the maize 'M' on it, is not the same person who has been out there for the past 12 seasons. True, the man calling the shots for...…

…4 Page 18- The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 19, 1988 4 Tee Appee Student Loan -to - wn Progra m 4 4 hA ki f V 5O W~~ I'. :4 I' Overview The Apple Student Loan-to-Own Program is a unique new plan that helps college students to purchase an Apple' Macintosh'' computer. It's a special low-inter- est loan designed exclusively for the parents of undergraduate and graduate students who do not qualify for traditional student as...…

…w U O N A FOGGY SUMMER NIGHT IN 1982, John Belcher got drunk and broke into his next-door-neighbor's house to steal money so.he could buy more alcohol. He didn't think his neighbor, a 19-year-old woman named Lisa, was home. But she was. She startled Belcher and confronted him before he could escape. "I was kind of stunned, because I didn't think anybody was going to be there, and she went off into that screaming and hollering, 'Don't hurt me,...…

… 9 a 0 Page 20-Saturday, September 19, 1981-The Michigan Daily -W Av -W The Michigan Doily-Saturdoy, S llini mustplay minus Wilson (Continued fromPage 16) Boliaux, a 6-0, 218-pound senior who finished 1980 with 64 tackles. Senior Dave Levenick accounted for 98 tackles last season and returns to the inside linebacker post. Returning to the defensive backfield is David Green- wood, whofinished last year with 49 tackles and two intercept...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 19, 1988 - Page 19 Seoul ___ Louganis hopes for '1984 all over again SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - It's Greg Louganis all over again. Four years ago, Louganis swept both Olympic diving medals, something only two other divers in Olympic history had accomplished. He sets out for an unprecedented second sweep of Olympic golds on Day 4 -tomorrow in Seoul, today in the United States - in the finals of the ranen's...…

… PageIO-Saturday,-September 19, 1981-The Michigan -Doily Little.Anthony gets big results i' AV The Michiger iOody-Sturday, Septem '1 980) 1 Foot ball Statistics M' band fires up By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE From the moment he stepped onto the Michigan practice field, Anthony Car- ter seemed destined for greatness. "The first day of practice he was running a post pattern up the middle," recalls teammate Stan Edwards. "The ball was thrown be...…

…4 Page 20- The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 19, 1988 The University of Michigan Union September 19 to 25, 1988 I PART-TIME JOBS AVAILABLE NOW! Why Work? Sure, you're busy. You've got class, and a social life, and who knows what else. But it's getting more and more expensive just to live these days, and wouldn't a part-time job really help? Then, too, no matter how unskilled you may think it is, no job just nets you pocket money. A pa...…

…W U V V w w Page 18-Saturday, September 19, 1981-The Mithigan Daily ' lw AV MF-- -q -W I -- - The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Se: Bucks, Pur will vie wit] 'M' for title ' f , \ 1 1 l , til Y . ---:: - : ' . ., 'z .: - -- ' . -_ __, ,Q _ l 4 , so o csl tt _ . 1ND r , _ i 0 9 . , : -- Although it is considered by many that Michigan will be the cream of the conference crop in 1981, its nine opponents in the Big Ten cannot be overlooked. I...…

…ARTSPACE, NOW IN ITS FOURTEENTH YEAR, COMBINES THE ENERGY AND EXPER- TISE OF THE MICHIGAN GUILD OF ATISTS AND ARTISANS AND THE FACILITIES OF THE MICHIGAN UNION TO OFFER THE UNIVERSITY AND THE ANN ARBOR COM-"" MUNITY CLASSES IN THE ARTS. ACTIVE PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS AND CRAFTSPEOPLE TEACH THESE NONCREDIT CLASSES WHICH ARE OPEN TO BEGINNING, INTERME- DIATE, AND ADVANCED STUDENTS. DESIGN AND BASIC SKILLS ARE TAUGHT IN AN INFORMAL, CASUALATMOSPHERE...…

…...... i AV -W -W Page 12-Saturday, September 19, 1981-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septeml Herrmann loss to hurt Boilers UP . . .AND IN THIS CORNER... Mark Mihanovic "Losing Herrmann, Young, and also (wide receiver Bart) Burrell puts a big gap in our passing attack," said Young. "Add that to the fact that we lost two of our top running backs JBen McCall and John Macon) also to graduation and you have a situatio...…

…4 UMION UAC MINI COURSES FALL 1988 REGISTRATION DATES Monday, September 19 - Friday, October 7 MINI-COURSES ISA COMMITTEE OF THE UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES CENTER (UAC). UAC IS THE LARGEST STUDENT-RUN ORGANIZATION ON CAMPUS, PROVIDING AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS TO BECOME INVOLVED IN ANY OF ITS EXTRA- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: MUSKET, SOPH SHOw, IMPACT DANCE, SOUNDSTAGE, COMEDY COMPANY, SPECIAL EVENTS, LAUGH TRACK, MEDIATRICS, MIC- HIGRAS, HOMECOMIN...…

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…r. * . n # ' g'. +4 { n. r .n Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom \'"J' Sir igau tti GRAY Partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers. High near ?4°. * .i n. q *aV- s-* XCII, No. 9 Copyright 1981, Theichigan Daiy Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 19, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages p.f FORC6Er ' LAST AN' LAST YEAR.S GNodt' o n itssid 'U, area maybe center for robotics research By GREG DeGULIS, r They're here, walking in ...…

…,; j Page 2-Saurday, September 19, 1981-The Michigan Daily Ford museum dedication'Grand', IN BRIEF By PAMELA KRAMER Special to the Daily GRAND RAPIDS -A few months ago,, it was fashionable in certain cyncial circles of Grand Rapids to joke that the Gerald Ford presidential museum had only three walls because "they just couldn't find enough memorabilia to fill four." Well, not much of that spirit was. evident-even among the cynics--at yeste...…

…3 A send-off rally was held last night in Regents Plaza as students, community activists and union members (upper left) prepared for the Solidarity Day march in Washington. Bob Alexander, an administrative aid for State Sen. Ed Pierce, spoke for Pierce at the rally that was hosted and payed for by State Rep. Perry Bullard (lower left). Martha Hammerman, a graduate from the School of Public Health, and Phyllis Hochberg, a free-lance artist (fa...…

…I OPINION Saturday, September 19, 1981 Page 4 the Iicl igttn tttl The Michigan Daily. 2.4 I' Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Vol. XCII, NO.9 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Bearing the t T HE WELL BEING of public education in Michigan got a tem- porary reprieve Wednesday when state legislators rejected a plan by Gov. William Milliken...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 19, 1981-Page 5 Singer Jackson Browne arrested at nuk FromUPandAP AVILA BEACH, Calif. - More than 50 protesters, including rock star w Jackson Browne, were arrested yester- day at the Diablo Canyon power plant, " joining nearly 1,000 of their comrades % jailed trying to block operations at the $2.3 billion reactor. Besides the few hundred people . trying to set up a blockade to prevent workers from ente...…

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…SPORTS THESE MEN ARE OUT TO CHANGE THEIR WORLDI September 16 through 22 The Michigan Daily Saturday, September 19, 1981 Page 7 MIKE CAULK FORMER U.S. Marine football quar- terback; former camous senator at Univ. of Ky.; Director of Moranatha Campus Ministries at Univ. of Ken- tucky, University of Mississippi, Auburn University, and presently at Univ. of Michigan. Sharing on why our nation's outlook has turned con- servative. HUNTER FITE ...…

…Page 8-Saturday. September19. 1981-The Michiaan Daily Buckeyes to face MSU By BARB BARKER The Big Ten moves into its second week of inter-conference football today, and although most of the nation's gridiron fans will have their eyes fixed on the Michigan-Notre Dame clash in Ann Arbor, there are also two intercon- ference and four other outside confron- tations scheduled. Second year Michigan State Coach Muddy Waters should have his share o...…

…Indians drop The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Tigers from September 19, 1981-Page 9 first By SCOTT M. LEWIS Special to the Daily CLEVELAND- The Detroit Tigers' pennant drive continued in reverse gear last night, their losing streak reaching five games after an 8-4 defeat to Cleveland. The loss, in which starter Dan Schatzeder (6-8) and a pair of relievers were tagged for 11 hits, knocked the Tigers out of first place as a result of the Milwauke...…

…e O-Saturday, September 19, 1981-The Michigan Doily 6 6 rnpede the Irish 6 * t Jer w S0 II Ed Muransky Offensive Champion of the Week Paul Girgash Defensive Champion of the Week i i, I r' 310 I : Good Luck in Today's Game! it QonrrcoCici n11 Il P1 0l ;< nreKOStrA! FiH UUV 'A q1 a &I …