…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 20, 1982-Page 15 Boston bombards P hilly, 114-85 BOSTON (AP)- Robert Parish scored 15 of his 26 points in the first quarter and the Boston Celtics went on to a 114-85 victory over the 76ers last night,,cutting Philadelphia's lead to 3- games-to-2 in the National Basketball Association semifinals. The sixth game of the best-of-seven Eastern Conference final will be tomorrow night in Philadelphia, and a seventh...…
…Sports, Page 16 Tigers win in a row, 6 By JOE CHAPELLE to make a pi Special tothe Daily Tiger firs DETROIT- Despite two Oakland then sacrifii home runs, a four-run sixth inning gave the run andl Detroit the edge it needed as the Tigers OAKLAN] downed the A's, 6-3, before 23,207 fans in the sixth last night at Tiger Stadium. his error, bl The A's jumped into an early lead in of the seaso the first inning. Tiger pitcher Dan deck. Petry walked t...…
…Iiie Midl43au BEatIQ Ninety-four years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCIV, No. 8-S Cyrgt184, Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, May 20, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages eighbors fight conm ereialization By ERIC MATTSON Part diferences residential use. The area is currently zoned for office, Although developer Peter Allen decided against his residential use. plan to convert Braun Court into a domed shopping .*corelai ,ogrKrsoden e. malles with second-s...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily Sunday, May 20, 1984 Freighter sinks in Persian I Gulf ABU DHABI (UPI) - A Panamanian- registered freighter ablaze by a missile attack sank in the Persian Gulf yester- day and Iran warned it would expand its war with Iraq "everywhere in the world" if outside powers try to inter- vene. Lloyds of London, the international shipping insurers, identified the sunken ship as 16,558-ton bulk carrier "Fidelity." SHIPPING s...…
…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, May 20, 1984 - Page 3 SECOND FRONT PAGE Regents balk at selling land By GEORGEA KOVANIS don't object to helping wrong,' he said, addin Part of a house James Fajen owns is built on Univ- new sewer system on ersity property. He wants to buy that property but the property's status to co University's regents aren't sure they want to sell. value up to $30,000 or $4 "That's the owner's problem, not ours," Regent Regent ...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, May 20, 1984 Reagan repeats call for s uminmum wage IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UPI) - Declaring "there's no compassion in mandating $3.35 an hour for start-up jobs," Presi- dent Reagan yesterday made his third puhlic appeal in four days for legislation to reduce the minimum wage for summertime youth jobs. In his weekly paid political radio ad- dress from Camp David, Reagan said unless employers are free to pay...…
…The Michiaan Daily - Sunday, May 20, 1984 - Page 5 Indiana fraternity draws probation The Indiana University chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity was placed on social probation by the Appeals Com- mittee of the Greek Judicial Board. The four-month probation period will run concurrently with the fall semester and will prohibit the fraternity from participating in social activities. Indiana's Dean of Students charged COLLEGES Sigma Nu last March with...…
…I OPINION Sunday, May 20, 1984 Page 6 The Michigan Daily 01r Mt-dhtoan'a t Vol. XCIV, No. 8-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 The lottery racket B RAULIA MENESES is on top of the world today. Her ship came in this week. A week ago, she was a 33-year-old Ecuadoran immigrant with four kids, a husband who worked as a...…
…Small crowd doesn't hurt auction spirit By MICHAEL BEAUDOIN University President Harold Shapiro's tie didn't draw a big crowd, but organizers of yesterday's second annual Celebrity Auction at the Track and Tennis Building said it was a success. The audience of 25 was smaller than expected because "publicity did not come through in some cases," said Marcia MacMullan, president of the Washtenaw Council for Children at Risk. THE COUNCIL received...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, May 20, 1984 Page 8 '16 Candles' burns dimly 0 By Gordon Jay Frost I N THE LAST few years Hollywood has seen fit to move from blaxploitation films to sexploitation films and finally, and perhaps most profitably, the teen sexploitation genre. The characteristics are obvious to anyone who has had the unfortunate luck to view Porky's, Hot Dog or Up The Creek. This vein is wearing out its commercial welcome, h...…
…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, May 20, 1984 - Page 9 Flowers for Fallon Associated Press Pamela Sue Martin, who portrays Fallon Carrington Colby on ABC-TV's 'Dynasty' receives the 'Bambi' award Friday in Munich, W. Germany. On hand with flowers and congratulations was Al Corley who once played Fallon's brother Steven Carrington. 'Dynasty's' producers replaced Corley two years ago after he bad-mouthed the nighttime soap opera. The 'Bambi' recog...…
…Pages10 The Michiganepdaily SundayMay20, 1984 -Hmmond hits head-oln By Joseph Kraus T HINK OF that feeling you get when something you knew was going to go according to plan turns out to be everything you expected. Imagine betting on a tape-delayed football game, for instance, when you've already heard the outcome on the radio. Well, that same feeling, minus any ethical qualms your method may or may not have spawned, is the feeling that came f...…
…The Michigan Daily - Sunday May 20, 1984 - Page 11 Photos by Doug McMahon ell . A Laurie Anderson brought her unique, multi-media show to the Michigan Theater Wednes- day night, and the highly anticipated show proved well worth the wait. The first show was sold out months ago, and the second show nearly filled the 1,800-seat theater. Before the show, Laurie patiently signed autographs and chatted with fans for three hours (top left) and po...…
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…Page 14 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, May 20, 1984 Blue Jays nip Chisox, 1-0 TORONTO (AP) - Jim Gott and single to left. three relievers combined for a three- hit shutout and Dave Collins drove in The three Toronto pitchers never the only run with a third-inning single allowed a runner to third and stranded as the Toronto Blue Jays extended their 10 White Sox baserunners. Gott was winning streak to five games with a 1-0 removed after Vance L...…
…Eriksson 's toss gives 'M' tracksters lead the other COLUMBUS (UPI) Michigan that psych discus thrower Scott Eriksson has wat- out." ched the Big Ten track and field com- Ri(Il a petition stiffen every year. Three. years ago, as a freshman, COLUM Eriksson used a 173-foot toss to win the Rich and A Big Ten discus championship. Yester- high-jump day Eriksson became a three-time second pl champion in helping Michigan to an women's t early lead i...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, May 20, 1984 Page 16 Wildcats down Gophers 10-2 I By ROB POLLARD Special to the Daily MINNEAPOLIS - The Northwestern Wildcats have proven that their ap- pearance in this year's Big Ten tour- nament is no fluke. The Wildcats trounced the Minnesota Golden Gophers, 10-2, to eliminate the host team and propel Northwestern into the tournament final against Michigan. SENIOR RIGHT hander John Traut- wein went the...…
…Ninety-eight years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVIII No. 3S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, May 20, 1988 I*, 0 Regents talk about ..,j i tMSA funds BY RYAN TUTAK MSA's student fee should be split The University's Board of Re- into mandatory and voluntary fund- gents reopened debate about the ing. He said the portion of the fee Michigan Student Assembly's fund- allocated toward common student ing at its monthly meeting yesterday, services - such a...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 20, 1988 t MSA. RIORDAN also disagreed with R e g e n t s "MSA represents the students Nielsen's funding plan. "Before a de- who take the time to be represented," cision to pursue a plan like that is Continued from Page 1 he said. "The students support what made, the regents have to be very senting students who disapprove of MSA is doing. My constituents positive that the system we have MSA's policies....…
…n Daily - Friday, May 20, 1988 - Page 3 destroys Diag shanty a zr>.. . '.. , x , , ~ .r. ; s ''' t f c Fake.. e 4 4,,..: ., 5 ,x ." P " . BY DONNA IADIPAOLO The painted words "Where is our anti-racist shanty?? Burned to the ground" cover the charred remains . where the Diag's anti-apartheid sym- ~ bol once stood. The wooden shanty, built in 1986 y to protest South African apartheid, was found in flames by a campus se- curity official at 3:3...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 20, 1988 Peace activist addresses American militansm BY JEFF HASS Peace activist Brian Willson, who made headlines last fall when he lost his legs after being hit by a train during a protest against contra aid, told Ann Arbor residents they should not allow the U.S. government to commit violent acts. "We need a revolution of consciousness so that the rest of the world can live in peace and justice," W...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 20, 1988 -Page 5 Michigan rape prevention groups "MANY people believe that and unmarried people. parent to the senators," Pollack said. R p e have pushed for a change in the when you get married you get sex "Not a single voice was raised statute since the state's Criminal whenever you want it," said Steiner. Sen. Lana Pollack (D-Ann Arbor) nt ( bgle ice to te Continued from Page 1 Sexual Conduct Statutes, inclu...…
…OPINION The Michigan Vaily Page 6 Friday, May 20, 1988 The Michigan Daily I Republicans threaten free expression REPUBLICAN MEMBERS of City Council are threatening the open nature of our community and the rights of citizens to freedom of ex- pression by proposing ordinances which would ban postering and re- strict skateboarding. The Republicans are trying to justify the skateboard restrictions by saying they will prevent destructio...…
…PERSPECTIVES The Michigan Daily Friday, May 20, 1988 Page 7 F s" t Integrate curricula ._. ._ mmw y C) NOW _ Imw + BY ANNA SENKEVITCH In an attempt to address issues of diversity in the classroom as well as in public forum, the University's Department of English has imple- mented a version of academic cul- tural diversification. After June 15, every University student who declares an English major must complete an elective class which ...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, May 20, 1988 Page 8 Meat Puppets stir up sun-soaked sounds BY TODD SHANKER a punk/hardcore band. What was it, angst, I mean we're not just flailing. guys going "All right, line-up god- being slammed down) Ahh, much Deep in the dust-storm swirl of like being known and treated like a We've played together so long that damn it!" And then you have this better. But as far as MTV goes, fuck the Arizona extension of Me...…
…Arts Update The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 20, 1988 - Page 9 M r +atudayBring canned goods, old clothing, or a donation. -Tom Paxton, a real '60s folkie, ap- -Local musician Ragnar Kvaran puts M pears at the Ark at 7:30 and 10 p.m. on a free noon show at Liberty Plaza. ... Detroit's Kenny Burrell, an -The Dance Building hosts four dance -Retread night at the local song and internationally known jazz guitarist companies in Studio A at 8 p....…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Friday, May 20, 1988 Page 10 Blue blows title chance BY MIKE GREIFENBERG Entering the final weekend of Big Ten play with a two-and-a-half game lead over Minnesota, the Michigan women's softball team's hopes of a conference championship were bright. Following the weekend, the team found themselves with its sec- ond consecutive Big Ten second- place finish. Three one-run losses at fourth- place Indiana along with a fo...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 20, 1988 - Page 11 Wolverines 'strongarm' rest of Big Ten opponents m ing the right to host this weekend's Drvesplayoffs. In the end, it was the pitching that won these hnors Ds " 'ite"the" °wBY MICHAEL SA LINSKY was the pitchers, who had to hold atnint h itr n'8- thatlea asMiciga cold nlyaddattention to the hitters in '88 - Going into this past weekend's that lead as Michigan could only add Finken's new Michi...…
…Page 12- The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 20, 1988 'M' wins Big Ten; NCAA's next BY ADAM BENSON season dominated by the Wolverines. season's Big Ten Player-of-the Year. berg, Washington, seniors Jon Mor- we are ready to compete again. First, The sixth-ranked Michigan men's "We didn't lose a match, and that Last year, Goldberg was the NCAA ris and Ed Nagel were all members of we have to get our physical and tennis team is headed to Athens, is a...…
