… Ninety-One of Editorial Fr Years eedom E Mhz 43an 43 a Il'l COLDER It will be today, with lower 30's. a bit cloudy a high in the n - n-- -- Tn -ante .4,Tn Pnae Cnnriaht 1481. The Mit-hinon Deify Annv Arbohr. Mihiaan-Tuesday; January 20, 1981 i en %-en Ts #=If I-Uuwb -ILIA %f ell wl._ nA 4 W 01. AI,N l 4 Y4 . . .,y, .,. ~n ri~~.a y. - . ..., .._ . ... Iran he blames dg U I *1 es on hostage release, s 'underhanded'tactic...…
…a6 Page 2-Tuesday, January 20, 1981-The Michigan Daily ZONING CHANGE PROPOSED City reviews Black Pond IN BRIEF By PAM KRAMER Even while the City Planning Com- mission is considering a developer's plan for the Black Pond area, City Council last night gave preliminary ap- proval for a zoning change in the land north of the city. The council's decision to consider changing the zoning on a section of land still under planning commission con- s...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 20, 1981-Page 3 - ......,........,.......... . . ......... .... ..................... ... .... ... .... ..... SACUA offers 'U' reduction proposals By RITA CLARK Once again faculty members raked over the coals the "smaller but better" concept for the University at yesterday's Senate Assembly meeting. This time, the assembly and more than 50 people in the audience responded to the Senate Assembly Committee ...…
…a6 OPINIoN Tuesday, January 20, 1981 Page 4 The Michigan Daily, Now we need a left-wing Bob Hope A "Ronald Reagan: Fascist gun in the West" it says on a wall at East Quad. It says "Fuck a :Reagan" next to it, "and kill them too" beneath that. c One can envision how it all happened: A couple of those loveable nouveau nihilists living there were probably pulling each others' hair out over long hours trying to figure a way to cope with Re...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 20, 1981-Page 5 RE-ELECTION BID CRIPPLED BY HOSTAGE ORDEAL Iran held Carter Ah AP News Analysis WASHINGTON - For more than a year, President Carter was the other American hostage. His presidency and, perhaps, his place in history, was held captive along with the Americans seized by Iranian militants on Nov. 4, 1979. For the cruel ordeal of the Americans held in Tehran to end in the final hours of Carter's ...…
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…ARTS yhe Michigan Daily Tuesday, January 20, 1981 PageT Redbone heads otherwise folksy festiv By JENNIFER GAMSON The lightsdim and the 1930s ragtime sound fills the theater. Onto the stage slinks a slight figure, dressed meticulously in a gray three-piece suit and an Irish tweed hat. He walks with the deliberate steps of a frail old man, yet his sly, elusive smirk gives him more the air of a detective incognito. Leon Redbone's entire pe...…
…a0 SPORTS Tuesday, January 20, 1981 I Page 8 Gopher sweep The Michigan Daily highlights WCHA actio n By TOM SHAHEEN The Minnesota Gopher icers have several things going for them at this stage in the WCHA season, not the least of which is their double devastation of Wisconsin last weekend, 6-3 and 8-4, leaving them only two points out of first place. The Gophers are rated number three in the nation, and a glance at the WCHA scoring lead...…
…4 The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, January 20, 1980-Page 9 Bullard jumps '4' television role; WDIV uses 'M' thinclad for ad By SARAH SHERBER Go-getter! That's what the commercial called for, and that's what it got. When WDIV-TV (Channel 4 in Detroit) set out to find a high jumper to help kick off its new advertising campaign it found who it was looking for in Ann Arbor. And the Michigan women's track team provided her: Joanna Bullard. The comm...…
… 0 Page 10-Tuesday, January 20,1981-The Michigan Daily ew York faces drought Milliken veto supports Open Meetings Act NEW YORK (AP)-Warning "there will be a calamity" unless residents conserve water. Mayor Edward Koch declared a drought emergency in the nation's largest city yesterday and signed a law imposing fines of up to $1,000 on water wasters. Koch, who toured the city's upstate reservoir system by helicopter during the weekend, said ...…
