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…Page, 2-The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, March 21, 1990 ROBERTS Continued from page 1 you have in that election -- a large cross-over of women, and of men too, .who are choice voters," she said, "ut because abortion is not a PAS- S ,PASS big issue at the federal level, it is not, in my view, going to be a huge issue in these Congressional cam- paigns, where you will see it come up," Roberts added. Roberts said the abortion issue has created di...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, October 21, 1991 One American, several Arabs may be freed in Mideast hostage swap today BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Shiite Muslim kidnappers are ex- pected to release an American hostage by this afternoon and Israel is to free some Arab prisoners in re- sponse, the United Nations said yes- terday. The announcement from the U.N. information center in Beirut did not say which of the five American cap- tives in Leb...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, November 21, 1991 STRESS Continued from page 1 without being home for a while. "For others, it is a longer time to maintain an intense effort with- out a break -kind of like running a marathon without out a break where one usually comes," he said. LSA sophomore Jeff Ellenbogen said he hasn't noticed the extra week of classes before vacation, but said he will feel its effect after Thanksgiving. "What it's g...…

…Page 2- The Michigan Daily -Friday, September21, 1990 Lawmakers consider luxury tax to decrease the budget deficit WASHINGTON (AP) - In their search for ways to tame the deficit, federal officials are intent on taxing some of life's little pleasures: beer, cigarettes, jewelry - even your ex- pensive new VCR. Although any deficit-reduction plan Congress and President Bush agree to is likely to rely chiefly on spending reductions and less swee...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, November 21, 1990 Calvin and Hobbes ByOill W°en° U' hosts program to raise LOOK DoVm I-WE FOR THE momt y" is MY Kum. kill~ i Y 4 Y{OU NEE KNOW N ~OW L06~ ID -WHAM- '(cU GET NtT BM A CEMENT -McK ! 1WIN IO'D KB 2SORR YOUP\T OF 0JR LESRE WTI4S W T& MoN*v&-N 'r4CS YOUR MOTTO ? : ff tS% } TUP Rc>AKU . IUL ' j , I minority representation 0 by Shalini Patel Daily Staff Reporter Nuts and Bolts WEDOt...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, September 21, 1992 The Daily each week will provide a synopsis of how your representatives in Congress voted on various issues. Effort to scale - bomber fleet from 2 Sen. Carl Levin (D) Sen. Donald Riegle (D) IF Yes Yes Yes Sen. Levin Sen. Rieglf Rep. William Ford (D-Ypsilanti} Rep. Carl Pursell (R-Plymouth) No Bil auoiing l1d1 .E ~~. 11 . $5.5XbillionoeV4next kfiveLlyears-toimpoehelhof15milo M!!! M...…

…0 Page2-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 21,1992 Candidates wage $40 million ad war Personal freedom lags behind other reforms in China WASHINGTON (AP) - The presidential rivals are waging what shapes up as the costliest political advertising blitz in the history of the airwaves, spending more than $40 mpillion on network television this fall. From pro football games to prime-time sitcoms, presidential ads are everywhere and will b...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, May 21, 1997 DPS Continued from Page 1 The University gives up approximate- ly $100,000 per month in property loss- es, Heatley said. Robert Fox, director of the Intramural Sports Building, said property loss is not a significant problem in the intra- mural building, which had nearly 500,000 visitors last year. "It's not a problem per se, but if you're the person who had a watch stolen - it's a problem, Fox ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily Sumner WeeWy - Wednesday, July 21, 1993 TuffION Continued from page 1 was instituted in 1991 to pay for build- ing damage that results from natural use. The total fee this year is $150. Regent Deane Baker (R-Ann Ar- bor)criticized the budget architects for not including the infrastructure fee in the tuition increase. The total tuition increase, including the infrastructure maintenance fee,is 11.8percent forin- state st...…

…2A -- The Michigan Daiy - y -- Thursda! LXTO ind TheWihington Post ;SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - NATO indefinitely suspended its threat* bomb Bosnian Serb military sitesy1sterday, saying the Serb forces have withdrawn banned heavy weap- ons :f oin around Sarajevo as de- manded. The decision to continue the bomb- ing halt left international attention fo- cusetihefforts to press Croatia and the Miislii-led Bosnian government to stop their x...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 21, 1995 Federalt park official wo stayed onjoYi awvaitsphlshret{;.4 DETROIT (AP) - A federal park superintendent who defied his superi- ors and stayed on the job during the government's partial shutdown doesn't expect to find out if or how he'll be punished until next week or later. And his boss said yesterday that there might be no disciplinary action against Bill Fink, superintendent of the Kewee...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Monday, January 21, 1991 'U' refuses TAs' demands for anti-war stance, open talks by Stefanie Vines Daily Faculty Reporter University negotiators rebuffed the teaching assistants unions' demands for public negotiations and an official stance against the Gulf war in preliminary talks Fri- day. Negotiations to renew TA con- :tracts for the 1991-92 school year will resume Feb. 1. Chris Roberson, a negotiator for the Gr...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, February 21, 1991 WAR Continued from page 1 tunity." House Speaker Thomas Foley said that if the withdrawal is unconditional, "I don't know how (President Bush) could fail to ac- cept it." Bush kept a public silence on the issue yesterday, a day after de- scribing the plan as "well short" of U.S. requirements. Desert Storm commander Gen. H. Schwarzkopf said the Iraqi army was "on the verge of collapse." O...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 21, 1991 Calvin and Hobbes AWA '(! ISM OFFTTo sr-400L NOW! Gooz DM. IE EUcJ(MtoN IS 0N~U$E 13-21 by Bill Watterson TWSis I I CAN~T WORKING BLEVE YcUR MTI GREAT.' MOM IV'WRKS 1X4ATs ' coyJ. U;- Q 'U' professor helps discover diabetes gene I I I Dooder State College . ' orsto lk , r oe o a bc a., ,io D I I 5Jo $ sg~% rC a4K be.' of X10,5 ~ Vs Pao aefto e' lP jror ' icebd4bi r theis te...…

…1- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 21, 1997 NATION/WORLD CLINTON C antmd from Page IA "There is work to do that government alone cannot do," Clinton said. The system should be changed, Clinton said, "so that the voice of the people will always speak louder than the din of narrow interest.' ,Clinton will come forth with specific proposals today when he is scheduled to Cddress the Democratic National Committee as it installs a new chair...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 21, 1997 NATION/WORLD LAWSUIT Continued from Page 1 of the Americans with Disabilities Act is the portion of the law that covers state and local government." The act also states that employees can- not be forced to accept medical leave, Herron said. "There is no doubt the University cannot put anyone on medical leave," said Thomas Dunn, chair of the Senate 'Advisory Committee on University Affairs. ...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 21, 1997 NATION/WRou Liggett admits smoking is dangerous WASHINGTON (AP) - In a dramatic confession, the maker of Chesterfield cigarettes settled 22 state lawsuits yesterday by agreeing to warn on every pack that smoking is addictive and admitting the industry rnarkets cigarettes to teen-agers. "They know it and they will help us prove it;' said Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods in announcing the sett...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, April 21, 1997 NAT ON/WoRLD GRAMLICH Continued from Page 1 tunate enough to be nominated and accepted." Gramlich has worked as an econom- ics professor at the University for the past 22 years. Gramlich served as chair of a federal advisory commission on Social Security finances, which released its report recently. For a short time in the late '84s, Gramlich was act- ing chief of the congressional budget offi...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 21, 1997 NATiON/WORLD Soros to give $5 nadto Rssia M Billionaire hopes to improve mother-child care, bacteria infections MOSCOW - U.S. financier-phil- anthropist George Soros announced yesterday he will spend up to half a billion dollars on Russia in the next three years, investing in such projects as improving health care, spreading Internet know-how and helping reform the country's chaotic armed fo...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, November 21, 1997 NATION/WORLD KELLY MCKINNELL/Daily Drector of Housing Public Affairs Alan Levy spoke before members of the Residence Hall Association in last night's meeting about housing shortages. :RHA seeks housing solutions HOUSING Continued from Page 1. Taylor suggested surveying students to find out what they want in terms of housing. "Let's find out what their druthers are in regard to housing," T...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 21, 1996 NATION/WORLD Okla. bombingtrial moved to Denver OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A fed- eral judge moved the Oklahoma City bombing case to Denver yesterday, say- ing the need to protect the defendants from a public thirst for vengeance out- weighs the desire of the victims' fami- lies to attend the trial. Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols "have been demonized," U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch wr...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 21, 1996 NATION/WORLD I Powerful earthquake rocks remote northwest China BEIJING (AP) - Women, children and the sick squeezed into tents to es- cape the cold, but many of the thou- sands of homeless from an earthquake that killed 28 in the forbidding deserts of far northwestern China had no shel- ter yesterday night. Tuesday's magnitude-6.9 quake cut a vicious swath through settlements along the ce...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 21, 1996 NATION/WORLD HOMECOMING Contintued from Page 1A The event, held in the lobby of the Power Center, was well-attended - both by those wearing masks and those without. -One student was impressed with the ball's agenda. "It was a lot better organized than ,last year," sajd LSA sophomore Kal Le Mar Evans. "It was more like a program fhan just a dance" -Tanya Mucholland, Engineering junior and Ho...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 21, 1996 NATION/WORLD MSA $ontnuhd from Page IA Service" Goldner said. "I voted yes on .tbt one because I'm a supporter of e mmunity service." :But other students were not willing ;see their fee go up. "I was opposed to all of (the fee ,I.reases) because I don't see their use- jiness," said Engineering first-year s pdent Ken Barr. "I'm a fan of the pay 4oplay system - I'm only in one stu- nt grou...…

…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 21, 1995 j "'a jFVTb-.,ftub SACUA Continued from page 1 policies as one that needs to be con- vinced. I don't approach the given as the only way to do things. I see my task as questioning," he said. In addition, McNamara wants to address the rise in student tuition. "I am very worried about the continued dependence on tuition as making up for the university deficit," he said. SACUA chair-elect George...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, January 21, 1992 Court convicts border guards for Berlin Wall killing BERLIN (AP) - A Berlin court yesterday convicted two former East German border guards of the last killing at the Berlin Wall, saying the Nazi era had proved that some orders must simply be refused. It was the first prosecution of East German soldiers for carrying out the internationally condemned shoot-to-kill commands aimed at people fle...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Friday, February 21, 1992 HOUSING Continued from page 1 quate facilities. We should be spend- ing $6-8 million per year on im- provements. Maintenance can oniy be ignored for so long," he said. Hughes then addressed the new flexible meal policies the Housing Division implemented this year. "The results are very encourag- ing. We are on the right track. We are continuing to work through the challenges," he said. Abo...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, April 21, 1992 NIELSEN Continued from page 1 electing regents. A prospective candidate must be nominated by one political party at the state convention and then popularly elected by the citizens of Michigan. Nielsen said this system causes the regents to feel confused about who they are responsible to when making decisions. "I feel my main responsibility is to the citizens of Michigan," he said. "The stude...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 21, 1994 GUIDELINES continued from page 1 and Weber endowments, which the internal auditor later questioned in his report. "If they were intended by their do- norstosupportjournalism--teaching, research and development - and if they are in fact being used to support other things - mass communication theory, for example - that practice ought to stop," Power said in his letter obtained yesterday by ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, October 21, 1994 YOU. AND 40O,000 OTHERS ARE READING THIS (impressire, 1sntii?1 COUNCIL Continued from page 1 to close the gap between University research and private development. "They are trying to develop a strat- egy for making the University more effective in delivering technology and scholarly activity to the public," hej said. Regent Philip Power (D-Ann Ar- bor) said he is excited about technol- ogy-tr...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 21, 1994 MANDATE Continued from page 1 differences are socioeconomic. "It's probably true, but it doesn't mean that Asian Americans don't deserve con- sideration." Lester Monts, vice provost for multicultural affairs, said the Uni- versity must work together to im- prove the situation for Black stu- dents. "This just can't be an admissions office effort. We must have a con- certed effort throughout th...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 21, 1994 MedStart conference to address issues of tomorrow 0 By MICHELLE LEE THOMPSON FOR THE DAILY Focusing on issues of health and family, the second annual Medstart conference is designed to provide students with an under- standing of the cooperation necessary to cre- ate "A Whole New World for Our Children, Our Future, Ourselves." Organizers said the event will try to teach people from all discipli...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 21, 1994 Internal medicine prof. works on promising diabetes vaccine 4 The key to reversing or prevent- ing Type-1 diabetes may lie in the BCG vaccine, commonly used to fight tuberculosis. Five years ago, Internal Medicine Prof. Sumer Pek found he could pre- vent and reverse Type-1, or insulin- dependent diabetes in mice by inject- ing them with the vaccine shortly after the onset of the disease's symp- ...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, January 21, 1993 Fraternities begin winter rush with new meeting format to lessen crowding by Julie Wolfe Fraternities courted potential members with a new "open form" meeting in the Union yesterday to kick off winter rush. Instead of sitting in a formal as- sembly, the rushees visited tables representing different fraternities. Fraternity members spoke with po- tential rushees and presented information. ...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 21, 1993 School Already Getting You Down? Then It's . Time To Relax At Ashley's! 'lbesday Dinner Special: Chipati-a salad sandwich in a whole wheat pita 33s.sae Only $4.75 5:OOpm-12:O am 996-9191 Foster's Pitchers $5.25 9:00pm-Close Live Jazz In The Underground 10:00pm-12:00am SERVICE PLAN Continued from page 1 and member Maureen Hartford, vice president for student affairs, will wit- ness the sign...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 21, 1993 ENGINEERS Continued from page 1 "Interaction with other students is different because your opinions are deemed invalid," he continued. Cornell Cosby, a fifth-year Elec- trical Engineering major and African American student, agreed. "People don't want-to study with you until they see your grades." The feeling of exclusion for mi- nority engineers often continues through the professional level....…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 - 3 CRIME ' Woman assaulted while sunbathing outside home woman in the 600 block of Tappan Sported Sunday to the Department of Public Safety that she had been assault- ed by a man, according to DPS reports. She was outside sunbathing, when the suspect approached her. He touched her hair, back and then her upper leg. The assault is being treated as a fourth degree criminal sexual conduct. A repo...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily -Monday, September 21, 1998 - 3A Social Work gets Kellogg grant for youth program The W.K. Kellogg Foundation has granted $1.5 million to the School of Social Work for an outreach program titled "Global Program on Youth." The program will work toward getting the social work profession involved with issues of young people in communities and schools. The issues confronted by the pro- gram will range from family ...…

…' The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 21, 1998 - LOCAL/STATE ,I IG EDUCATION = Suicide trend worries Ivy J~eague school Ivy League schools have gained hational attention in recent weeks due to the rising number of suicides that have "taken place, the Daily Princetonian rprted. i only a five-week period, three stu- dents at Columbia University and one Cornell University student committed suicide. In an effort to prevent the number of ...…

…I~ LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 21, 1998 - 3 Penn State prof. uses marijuana to prove a point Pennsylvania State University Chemistry Prof. Julian Heicklen smoked marijuana in an attempt to stand up for his freedom Monday, the Daily S,Collegian reported. Heicklen said he did not want to pay taxes for people who smoked marijuana and were arrested. University police officers said they did not arrest Heicklen due to lack...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 21, 1998 - 3 0CRIME Student accused of sending harassing e-mail The father of a female Michigan State University student called the department of Public Safety on Friday to report that his daughter has been receiving harassing e-mail from a I Iniversity of Michigan student living on North Campus. The e-mails allegedly included death threats and statements such as "If I see you in the hallway ...…

… LOCAL/S TATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 21, 1999 - 3A REACH Vacccine fights virus m mice University researchers have created a new vaccine that protects mice from a virus that has been linked to cancer in Sunians and in rodents. T e results of the research were pub- lished in yesterday's issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. 'I he gene was engineered by a team from the Comprehensive Cancer Center led by Martin S...…

… Bush rewards new Czech. gov't The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, February 21, 1990 - Page 3 Bush aware of terrorist threat during summit WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) - President Bush gave investment and trade rewards to Czechoslovakia yesterday for overthrowing commu- nist rule but told President Vaclav Havel the United States wouldn't retreat from a precautionary "strong presence" in Europe. Bush gave a warm welcome to the first of Eastern Europe's n...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 21,1990-- Pages Census counts y MSA 1 . places i U.S.0 homeless a 'I by the Associated Press A legion of clipboard-toting counters set out yesterday for shelters, subways and steam grates in the broadest attempt ever to find out the extent of homelessness since it became a national disgrace in the 1980s. No one expects the $2.7 million, one-night U.S Census Bureau effort to yield a precise tall...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 21, 1991 - Page 3 Most state races rely eon PAC resources LANSING (AP) - More than half of the House and a third of the Senate got at least 70 percent of their campaign money in the last election from political action com- mittees (PACs), according to a Ostudy to be released today. More than $6.6 million was con- tributed to state legislators from PACs during the 1990 election, ac- cording to the annual st...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 21, 1991 - Page 3 White supremacy leader harasses college campus 1 t- yGwen Shaffer ally Higher Education Reporter The leader of a white supremacist group said he will "storm-troop" the Macalester College campus if he has to, after the campus organization that in- vited him to speak told him he is no longer welcome. Students at the small St. Paul, Minn., liberal arts school said they re scared that viol...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 14, 990 -Page 3 Teenagers, pro-choice group L% II protest parental consent law by Joanna Broder Daily Staff Writer . "Not the church, not the state, women must decide their fate. You don't care if women die, 'Right to life' remains a lie." These were the chants of Univer- sity students and community mem- bers who marched from the Diag to the Federal Building on East Lib- erty yesterday afternoon prote...…

…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, November 21, 1990- Page 3 Aide links Riegle to *Keating "scandal WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Donald Riegle's attorney and a , Senate aide clashed Tuesday over the Michigan Democrat's role in arrang- ng a meeting with the top national banking regulator about Charles H. Keating Jr.'s embattled savings and loan. Gwendolyn van Paasschen, an economics aide to Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) testified before the Senate Ethics...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 21, 1992 - Page 3 Mattress lights on fire in Markiey Firefighters say * reading lamp caused accidental flames by Michelle VanOoteghem Students living in Mary Markley Residence Hall had an early morning wake-up call yesterday when a mat- tress fire required residents to evacuate the building. The fire started around 3:40 a.m.: *Sunday in Room 4338, shared by first-year students Ken Haskett and Mitch Kapl...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, October 21, 1992 - Page 3 Abduction .charge changed to murder WARREN (AP) - The man held since May 11 in the kidnapping of Deanna Siefert was formally charged; yesterday in the 10-year-old Warren girl's death. Andrew Trombley, 22, was ar- raigned on a charge of first-degree t felony murder before 37th District Judge Thomas Kennedy in Warren. Betty Seifert, Deanna's mother, h ! let out a cheer when the judge or...…