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…Pacie 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, August 2, 1985 Regents expand School of Public Health ByKATIE WILCOX The University's Board of Regents yesterday voted to establish the Department of Population Planning and International Health within the School of Public Health. The move combines two programs already in the school, so it creates no immediate additional cost to the University. THE NEW department will focus on analysis of policies and pr...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, June 2, 1981-The Michigan Daily Rabbi Kahane 11 O01 W seeks to outlaw gentile-Jew sex, 4 TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)-Rabbi Meir Kahane, the American-born Jewish militant, -is campaigning in Israel's national election on a pledge to outlaw sex between gentiles and Jewish women. Although Kahane's campaign adver- tisements mention U.N. troops and immigrant workers, they concentrate on sexual contact between Jewish women and Arabs: NO ...…

…Page 2-Saturday, August 2, 1980-The Michigan Daily Spanish nobles slain after terrorist threat MADRID, Spain (AP) - The Marquess of Urquijo and his wife, members of one of Spain's richest families, were found shot to death in their beds yesterday and a business associate reported the couple had received a death threat from Basque terrorists. Speculation of a politically inspired' assassination increased as police discarded robbery as a motive...…

…Page 2-Wednesday. June2 182-The MiAhigan Daily Court decision eases rules on auto searches WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme. Court yesterday gave the nation's police far greater authority to search through automobiles without first ob- taining warrants. By a 6-3 vote, the court said police do not need warrants to search even closed containers locked in a car's trunk if an officer has reason to believe any part of the vehicle contains contraband....…

… ROTC man ran sex ring The Michigan Daily-Thursda A r by, October 2, 1980-Page 3 a hpa 4 7 DALLAS (UPI)-The arrest of an Army major on charges of managing a sex service code-named "Superb" for wealthy customers-was called a "Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde story" yesterday by stunned fellow officers and students in his university ROTC class. Maj. Terry Todd, 36, was arrested at the, University of Texas, Arlington, campus Tuesday for aggravated pro...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 2, 1980-Page 3 APA THY NOT NECESSARIL Y TRIUMPHANT Student groups lure members By DOUG BRICE *Although student apathy is a topic of myuch debate, officials at the In- tramural Sports program, the Michigan Student Assembly, and other orgamzations say student participation has-increased in some areas. Rochelle Bast, assistant director of the University's Intramural sports program, said -the number of teams ...…

…The Michigan bally-Tuesday, December 2, 1980-Page FBI di sputes Huse panel f indings in WFK shooting WASHINGTON (AP)-The FBI said yesterday that the House Assassinations Committee was misled by its experts into believing that two gunmen took part in the killing of John Kennedy. The committee's experts "did not scientifically prove that a gunshot was fired by a second gunman from the grassy knoll area of Dealey Plaza during the assassination ...…

….; Congress bill Saves student financial aid The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 2, 1982-Page 3 Headlee outlines plan to University class GE0T M Il AC From AP andUPI WASHINGTON- Congress, anxious to adjourn for a month of campaigning, *gave its approval last night to a com- promise spending bill needed to pull the federal government into the new fiscal year after a day of technical'bankrup- tcy. In the Senate, approval came by voice vote ...…

… The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 2, 1982-Page 3 Poles protest Solidarity WARSAW, Poland - Polish militants turned All Saints Day into a silent political protest yesterday, unfurling S olidarity banners and putting up new monuments to demonstrators killed by the Communist martial law regime. Police made no attempt to intervene, but remained on guard in Warsaw and Aother cities in advance of an eight-hour general strike called by the Soli...…

… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, December 2, 1982-Page 3 Annual X-rays may aid survival rate of lung can CHICAGO (AP) - Cigarette smokers may improve their chances of surviving lung cancer by undergoing a chest X- ray examination at least once a year, two radiologists told a national conference yesterday. Robert Heelan, radiologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New'York, said he studied 10,000 men over 45 who smoked at least one p...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, February 2, 1980-Page 3 Nominees sought for two LSA dt By BETH ROSENBERG LSA Dean Billy Frye will accept nominations through February 8 for two associate dean positions in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts. Any individual or group can nominate full-time tenured LSA faculty members for the deanships, which will be left open when Associate Dean for Curriculum John Knott and Associate. Dean for Student...…

…GROUPS STRESS CANDID A TE DIVERSITY The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 2, 1980-Page 3 Paid Political Advertisement PAC, BSU unite for MSA election By MITCH STUART Second ip a five-part series Once again, the People's Action Coalition (PAC) and Black Student Union (BSU) have bonded together to run as a party for this year's Michigan. Student Assembly election. Presidential candidate and party spokesman Marc Breakstone stresses that the key ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 2, 1982-Page 3 Michigan digs out after weekend snowPsenEC from United Press International Southern Michigan and much of the midwest struggled back to near normal yesterday from the Blizzard of '82 that hit with staggering force Sunday, leaving a whitened trail of "monster drifts" and general chaos from St. Louis to Pennsylvania. The tempest, declared a blizzard at its peak bIut downgraded as it progressed ...…

…i UAW, AMC i talks; Fordp From UPI and AP CHICAGO - UAW representatives at American Motors Corp. voted yester- day to met with the company in a meeting that could lead to early con- tract talks on AMC's request for $150 million in concessions. UAW Secretary Treasurer Raymond Majerus said, "There was no decision to start the negotiation but that will be on the agenda next Monday. "There are a lot of questions and a lot of information that's...…

… The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 2, 1982-Page 3. 'U' faculty members form group to oppose U.S. Salvador policy By PINA SBROCCA Thirty-five faculty members and teaching assistants have formed a new group to oppose the Reagan ad- ministration's policies toward Central America and, in particular, El Salvador. Organizers of the new group, which will hold its first meeting tonight, said they expect at least another 70 faculty members to join the ...…

… I The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 2, 1 981-Page 3 Reagan says U.S. will not let . Saudis fall victim to revoution ANN ARBOR GOLD AND SILVER EXCHANGE 214 S. Fourth Ave., 9t*90W59 WANTED __ x E14UY PLAWiNUM o O LD OLD Any ItemMarkedO0 kt 14ik 18kt WACHES DENTAL GOLD FOREIGN GOLD GOLD METALS CLASS RINGS WEDDING BANDS EYEGLASS FRAMES GOLD COINS GOLD PINS GOLD CUFF LINKS DIM NS BROKEN JEWELRY SIVE DIAMONDS GOLD WATCHES / SILVER we purchase an...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, December 2, 1981-Page 3 Tenant Union rallies for 'bucket drive' By PAMFICKINGER The Ann Arbor Tenants Union held a rally on the Diag yesterday to tell the city's residents that they need to be bet- ter informed of their rights. The Tenants Union, an organization which is designed to help tenants with problems they may encounter with their landlords, also sent volunteers on- to the streets yesterday to help gathe...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 2, 1981-Page 3 MSA to plot budget strategies By BETH ALLEN The Michigan Student Assembly plans to take a stand on budget cut issues tonight as they attend a special meeting to formulate official policy on the matter. A student representative from the University Budget Priorities Commit- tee attended Tuesday's meeting, asking MSA to define a policy so they would know how to vote on review committee recommen...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 2, 1989 - Page 3 Housing launches recycling program by Christine Kloostra Discrimination satisfies dorm* probe esident was recently struck down by a federal judge. The University has imple- mented a newv/interim policy, but the Black female said she had no plans for pursuing the case any further. The white female was not avail- able for comment on the housing of- ficials' decision. by Marion Davis Daily...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 2, 1989 - Page 3 U.S. administration condemns Ortega's move to stop truce Pres. Bush consults with Central American leaders i Pollack sparks c during tribute to ontroversy Leland WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House yesterday denounced Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's decision to end a truce with the U.S.-backed Contras but brushed off talk about renewing military aid for the rebels, saying "w...…

…Court orders fiscal audit ,for city health center By CHERYL BAACKE A court decision handed down yester- day in favor of the city of Ann Arbor will force officials of the former Model Cities Health Center to allow a com- plete audit of their financial records. The decision is the result of charges filed against the clinic's officials by Mayor Louis Belcher and the Ann Ar- bor City Council for not properly repor- ting all of the center's income...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-Page 3 Council passes lock law for city rental housing By JACKIE YOUNG Peterson who first proposed the or- insulate their residences won't receive Both City officials and landlords have dinance, said he thinks it's (the law) a such glowing landlord support. "The praised a new housing safety law "milestone." "It is the first security lock law went through Council because requiring landowners to inst...…

… The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 2, 1943-Page 3 Shapiro pledges support for gay rights policy By SHARON SILBAR After a meeting yesterday with University President Harold Shapiro, members of a campus gay rights group said they received assurance from the president that he takes the problem of gay discrimination on cam- pus seriously and that he intends to do something about it. Members of Lesbian and Gay Rights on Campus (LaGROC) presented ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 2, 1988- Page 3 I Minnesota prof. kicks off Chicano History Week By RICHARD KANG Dennis Valdez, associate profes- sor of History and Chicano Studies at the University of Minnesota, kicked off Chicano History Week last night with a historical outline of Mexican immigration into the United States. Valdez received a Ph.D. from the University in 1978 in Latin Ameri- can History and Mexican History. Speaking ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 2, 1988- Page3 SACUA 's stance against CIA protest draws mixed reactions By MICHAEL LUSTIG A faculty group's statement Monday condemning the methods used by anti-CIA protesters at a recruitment session last week drew mixed reactions yesterday. While student groups objected to the statement primarily out o f concern about the CIA, several administrators supported it on the grounds that a student's rights to...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 2, 1988-- Page 3 Prof. says SSC site now top BY JONATHAN SCOTT of light. University Physics Prof. Gordon Kane said last night that Michigan is Offic now the "highest ranked site" for the over the $4.4 billion Superconducting Super and gen Collider. rounding "unstabl radioact The Michigan site has emerged of the S from 25 states that have been com- peting for the Department of En- Last ergy's formal ap...…

…'U' to pick interim dean BY STEVE KNOPPER The College of Engineering could receive a temporary dean as early as next week, according to a letter re- leased by Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs Robert Holbrook yesterday. Current Dean Charles Vest was selected as the new Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Tuesday, and is scheduled to begin his new position Jan. 1. The Uni- versity's Board of Regents will most likely approv...…

… Oil spill harms Antarctic *wildlife BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - An Argentine supply ship sank in heavy seas after running aground off Antarctica, and authori- ties in the region said oil from the ship had created a 10 mile slick that was killing wildlife. No one was injured in the sinking late Tuesday of the 400-foot Bahia Poraiso, which began leaking diesel fuel after striking rocks Saturday, the government news agency Telam re- ported, c...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 2, 1987- Page 3 ECB placement meets with 'mid react ioq Friends mourn death of University student By DAVID SCHWARTZ Dan Char, a first-year LSA Hon- ors student, was placed in tutorial English this semester. And he's mad. "I thought that since I was in Honors English, I was exempt from tutorial English," Char said. "(At orientation), I wrote just one para- graph and went to sleep." Hughes complained that he...…

…Page 3 Doctors wait to evaluate success of brain surgery By LISA POLLAK While the state's first brain tissue transplant patient recovers at the University's Medical Center, doctors debate the operation's ability to alleviate the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Her doctors won't know whether the unnamed De- troit-area woman has improved for three to five weeks, said Dr. Terry Hood, one of four University surgeons who conducted the four-hour...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, December 2, 1987- Page 3 New assembly tables talks on CIA protest * By ANDREW MILLS Y Newly elected members of the Michigan Student Assembly began their terms last * night by dealing with a controversial r , resolution on a recent anti-CIA protest. The new assembly, with 24 recently elected members, convened its first meeting after bidding farewell to longtime - representatives. Leaving the assembly are Univers...…

…Students shc By SUE MISENCIK Halloween is the only time some people become goblins, wizards, and aliens from outer space, but a special group of science fiction fans assume the mysterious roles every Saturday. The group is the Science Fiction/Fantasy Weregamers, an organization of University students and community mem- bers, aged 13 to 30, who share an interest in board and role- playing games. MANY OF the same people, who are also avid scienc...…

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…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, December 2, 1984 - Page 3 Hunting season tdeath toll reaches8 From United Press International Eight people were accidentally shot to death during Michigan's 16-day firearm deer hunting season that ended at sun- set Friday. In two of the deaths, ,charges have been filed. State Police said four of the deaths were the result of self-inflicted gunshot wounds. During the 1983 season, one of the six fatal shooting victi...…

…Freshperson ROTC enlistment up 19% I The Michigan Daily, Sunday, October 2, 1983 - Page 3 rs- 'U' sponsors free programHs (Continued from Page 1)' Shellenberger attributed the 12 per- cent increase mainly to an improved at- titude about the military. "I THINK PATRIOTISM is definitely on the upswing and I think the vast majority of young folks are feeling a rededication toward the country," he said. Courte agreed with Shellenberger. "It's be...…

…Eating disorders hotline opens The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 2, 1983 - Page 3 By BARBARA MISLE A crisis line for women with eating disorders opened Sunday in response to the growing number of women at the University - and nationwide - who suffer from anorexia and bulimia. The hotline, 971-0606, which will operate every night from 6 to 11, will give women with eating disorders specialized counseling that other local crisis lines c...…

…Ubanukm By MATT TUCKER A mall fire in a dorm room apparen- tly~ t aused by melting Chanukah can- dies last night caused the evacuation of Mary Markley7Hall. Two residence hall security officials extinguished the fire on the sixth floor >f Blagdon House with fire hoses before the, Ann Arbor Fire Department arrived. . ERNST VanBergeijk, the resident advisor on Blagdon House, said he heard a smoke detector go off in the hall hen pulled a smoke al...…

… Dorms fast to raise money for hungry The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 2, 1984 - Page S Jewish tales teach on phone By MARK SMALLWOOD It's the moment of decision for students in four dorm cafeterias today -- the choice is to go for a helping of hot dogs smothered in Cheese Whiz, or sit out a meal for World Hunger Day. The Committee Concerned With World Hunger has spent the last week trying to persuade students to skip a meal in order ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 2, 1984 - Page 3 Reagonomics builds .poverty, speaker says TV writers postpone strike By ANDREA WILLIAMS Working women, along with blacks and Hispanics, have been hit hardest by Pr esident Ronald Reagan's economic policies, Sheldon Danziger, Director of the Institute of Research on Poverty, .old an audience of about 150 people athered at Rackham Auditorium vesterday. ' "The poverty rates for blacks, ispani...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 2,1986- Page 3 Many heard of projected winner before voting From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - More than one voter in four reported hearing the winner of the 1984 presidential elec- tion projected by the news media before casting a ballot-even when projections had not been announced, the Census Bureau said yesterday. The bureau also announced that women outvoted men for the first time in 1984 and there was a st...…

… Teens ask t. Reagan to address hige defiit WASHINGTON (UPI) - Seven teenagers from Illinois and Michigan, concerned about the size of the federal deficit, had a message for the gover- nment yesterday: stop spending our money. The students said they each would have to pay $10,000 in taxes to pay the interest on this year's budget deficit. "OUR government is using all this money and someday somebody is sure to have to pay it back. That somebody...…

…Page 3 Honors speaker urges broad education By KYSA CONNETT "Jobs are tight in the nation's economy today but we cannot allow that to permeate our institutions to the S extent that it discourages the develop- ment of the whole person." This was the message U.S. Circuit Judge Damon Keith brought to a packed house at the 62nd Annual Honors Convocation last Saturday af- ternoon in Hill Auditorium. Over 3,000 undergraduate students were honored ...…

…inp LASC members arrested By STEVE BLONDER Nine members of the Latin } American Solidarity Committee (LASC) were arrested Thursday afternoon for trespassing inside thei Federal Building. The LASC mem- bers were protesting United States intervention in Central America. According to Sgt. King of the1 Ann Arbor Police Department, "the POLICE NOTES three females and six males decided they would rather be arrested for their cause than leave the bui...…

… Parties file for MSA election By PAMELA FRANKLIN Four campus political parties met the Feb. 20 filing deadline for candidacy in the 1987 Michigan Student Assembly elections later this month. The "Bigfoot" party includes presidential candidate David Newblatt, an LSA junior and member of the University Council, and vice presidential candidate Charles Heckstall, a junior in the College of Engineering. The party has 15 candidates. The "Blue" part...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 2, 1987 - Page 3 I Architecture teach-in brings values to work State gives 'U' $9.9 million in By MICHAEL LUSTIG The College of Architecture and Urban Planning cancelled classes ydsterday so students and faculty members could take time to discuss values and how to apply them to pir fields. Dean Robert Beckley said the idea for a teach-in came from a meeting he had with a group of Black students and pr...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 2, 1986 -Page 3 4.r t NN .. r tf 14 I v , s~ 'Up in the air Daily Photo by CHRIS wG In what has become a common sight in recent weeks, umbrellas filled the Diag yesterday, due to continuing rains. Rains, floods plaguue Midwest By The Asoiated Press Montana. and southern Missouri got 5 More rain fell yesterday h One man died yesterday when inches. Heavy rain also fell in gross the Midwest and Plains, his ...…

…LSA panel to look at The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 2, 1986 - Page 3 underclass education PHILIP I. LEVY LSA Dean Peter Steiner said yesterday he will create an ad hoc advisory panel to improve the quality of education during the freshman and sophomore years. At the monthly LSA faculty meeting, Steiner said Political Science Prof. Lawrence Mohr had "accepted in principle" an appointment as a special assistant. to the dean to lead th...…

…Running back faces assault charges The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 2, 1985 - Page 3 Michigan running back Thomas Wilcher is scheduled for senten- cing Friday morning in 15th District Court on two counts of aggravated assault. Wilcher, a junior, is currently the second leading rusher for the Wolverines. He faces a maximum penalty of one year in the Washtenaw County Jail and a $500 fine. According to court records, University students ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, December 2, 1985 - Page 3 1 BUSINESS 'State reduces income tax to5.1 % LANSING (UPI) - A state income tax reduction yesterday from 5.35 percent to 5.1 percent will put about $50 a year into the household budget of a typical Michigan family of four ear- ning $25,000 annually, but difficult times still loom ahead for the state. The drop signals a turnaround from one of the most dismal years of Michigan fnancial hi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 2,1989-Page 3 ~UACLU' Nurses ,A L : U enlist policy iits mediator free speech in talks BY PATRICK STAIGER Y WENDY WORTHEN WN DYotiatin W teN 'o te The University's anti-discrimination policy violates a person's constit- Negotiating teams from the + tional right to free speech, the American Civil Liberties Union said last and the nurses' union will meet with Thursday in a lawsuit filed against the University. sta...…