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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 22, 1982-Page 3 ac fl Council reaction mixed to city By KRISTIN STAPLE An anti-poverty pro ted at Monday night Council meeting wh (375,000 worth of city with local hunger emergency housing p The proposal, pres Poverty Committee for two organization the problem of hunge Services and the Hun 75,000 for the cons shelter for emergenc THE BULK of t noney-$230,000-is Grogram created by Porhood Center. The pr...…

…0 OPINION -4 Page 4 ei 3itrbiganu wEaliij Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Wednesday, September 22, 1982 The Michigan Daily 9 Vol. XCIII, No. 12 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board NFLJ stke: Whn o res? PLUG YOUR ears. Cover your eyes. Lock your doors. You can't cape it. It's everywhere you turn. The horror? The NFL players' strike. Yes...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 22, 1982-Page 5 Fighting Irish Chalk Up O'Win Photos by Brian Masck and Jeff Schrier -MASCK Michigan linebacker Tom Hassel delivers the hit that caused Notre Dame tailback Greg Bell to cough up the ball on the Wolverine one-foot line late in the first half. -SCHRIER The Michigan Marching Band performs under the lights. Irish fullback Larry Moriarty appears to be grinning as he heads upfield for some o...…

…0 Page 6--Wednesday, September 22,°1982-The Michigan Daily TV LISTINGS ID MOVIE * 112 "The Sex Machine" (1978) In 2037 A.D., scientists solve the energy problem by harnessing the power of the human libido. 'R' C MOVIE ** "All The Marbles" (1981) Peter Falk, Burt Young. A hustling, wise- cracking manager pushes his two female wrestlers toward the top. 'R' State eonmuttee annroves drunk! Wednesday Daytime Specials 0:30i HBO NATIONAL GEO...…

… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 22, 1982-Page 7 Economic growth up, but bankruptcies also rise WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's economy is inching ahead for the second quarter in a row, government officials contended yesterday. But skeptical private analysts said the new estimates, even if true, wouldn't add up to recovery from the year-long recession. The Commerce Department's "flash estimate" of economic growth in the still-unfinishe...…

…0 Page 8-Wednesday, September 22, 1982-The Michigan Daily r. WI WE WI WE - I - U - I - I - I - U - U - U - I WI EWE WI - I.WWW I F W WI W~ ~I J W4P LW! 11 - I WIW ~ LLLLLLL.LL f- LiLi1L' *1 4 morold& AlMaude 7-f ~~~~~i~~~J T1 . 11'1 V ' II1I 77I 7T .. . .. .. ..a ..... . .. .".. . ,. . , ,. .' .; ., 1.i - e z .. ! F7 - - - ~- ~, ~ - - - - ~ ~ - - -4 - - ~-, ,- - - - - - ~ - - - , : - ~ - ~ - - .- - ~ Caddyshack Victor/Victori...…

…SPORTS Wednesday, September 22, 1982 The Michigan Daily Page09 if Off the Record By BOB WOJNO W a ';: ', QB key toOSU SKI o Irish domination ... .Y. . Wolverine headaches HEY NEVER really had a chance, you know. Not with Notre Dame Stadium aglow for the first time in its history. Not with a boisterous opening-game throng of Irish boosters shrieking at the top of its collective lungs. Not with "Touchdown Jesus," that ultimate perver- ...…

…6 Page 10-Wednesday, September 22, 1982-The Michigan Daily ,Television networks scramble to adjust progranung di NEW YORK (AP) - The first and p.m., followed by the Calgary Stam- most immediate impact of the National peders at the Edmonton Eskimos at 4 Football League Players Association p.m. strike was felt in the television industry THE NBC contract with the CFL, yesterday, with. all three networks rTahedNBClot rac, sestwihlytheeFL plannin...…

… Ninety- Two Years Of. I Editorial Freedom C -1 tr LIEt il aiQ PRAY FOR RAIN Partly sunny today with a high around 60. Vol. XCiI, No. 1l Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 22, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages ggkF rye warns faculty of impending Blue Monday After a long and warm summer, the realities of cool fall are beginning to set- tle in. Fewer people can be seen relaxing on campus benches. A lonely k...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, September 22, 1981-The Michigan Daily I Frye tells' faculty of possible -. r reductions (Continued from Page 2) adequate salary program," Frye said. "We would have to ask the Regents for a 21 to 22 percent tuition increase for a 7 to 8 percent salary program." Frye said that the administration would not willingly press for tuition in-. creases that were higher than the rate of inflation, but that such tuition hikes may be nec...…

… The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 22, 1981 -Pag S Unanimous vote places OConnoEr4.. on court WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate, ending an all-male tradition nearly two centuries old, unanimously confirmed Sandra Day O'Connor as an associate justice of the Supreme Court on yester- day. O'Connor, a 51-year-old Arizona state appeals judge, will be sworn in Friday in time to join the court for the opening of its 1981-82 term on Oct. 5. "TODAY ...…

…OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, September 22, 1981 The Michigan Daily - --..___ I -_ -__...... .. r Edite a dse an Mi Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCII, No. 11 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 For thi Hebrew 201. The course description says, "No previous knowledge of Hebrew is assumed." It ought to add: "It is taken for granted." On a lark, I decided to try Hebrew this semester. I had never learned it ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 22, 1981-Page 5 Panel suggests hostage WASHINTON (AP) - A presidential commission recommended yesterday that the Americans held hostage in Iran be paid $12.50 for each day of the 444- day ordeal. If approved by Congress, the proposed tax-free benefit would total about $5,550 for each of 51 hostages who were released last January. Hostages freed earlier also would receive $12.50 per day of captivity. The...…

…Page 6-Tuesday, September 22, 1981-The Michigan Daily If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter Just look through today's Classified Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their names hidden in this section. If your name and address appear, come to our business office at 420 Maynard St. within 48 hou...…

…SPORTS d il nr Page 375 N. MAPLE 769-1300 tARGiAIN HOUM 2' 4116 PA bn,.-Frl. *The Michigan Daily Tuesday, September 22, 1981 : Wolverines look towards next foe ""'BODY HEAT' IS DAILY A HIT. YOU NOT 1:00 ONLY SEE AND 3:15 HEAR THIS 7:35 MOVIE, YOU CAN 10:00 ALMOST FEEL IT$i - Gent Shl t.Txa hohw -N eC-T$i'% WW WILLIAM L HURT By GREG DeGULIS "I don't care if they played Allegheny A&M. Navy is a good football team." -Michigan coach Bo Sch...…

…Paae 8-Tuesday, September 22, 1981--The Michigan Daily Pennant races heat up p §figers out front in AL East . . . BALTIMORE (AP) - Milt Wilcox, winless in 10 previous lifetime decisions against Baltimore, hurled a six-hitter and pitched the Detroit Tigers to a 5-1 victory over the Orioles last night. It was the third consecutive triumph for the Tigers, after five straight losses to open their current road trip, and kept them one-half game ...…

…AND IN THIS CORNER... Mark Mihanovic Daily sports alum... hits big time with SI HEN JOHN PAPANEK, fresh from his one-year stint as the sports editor of The Michigan Daily, applied for employment with The Ann Arbor News, the powers-that-be there shook their heads and sent him away to get some experience. Papanek laughs easily about it now, and the reason he does so is simple: a few months later, he received a phone call from the publication whi...…

…Page 10-Tuesday, September 22, 1981-The Michigan Daily Cats to try wide-open ofense By DREW SHARP Sixth in a nine-part series Editor's note. This is the sixth in a nine-part series examing each of Michigan's 1981 Big Ten opponen- ts. The series was written by Daily football reporters Mark Mihanovic, Greg DeGulis, Buddy Moorehouse, and Drew Sharp. Northwestern football- just men- tioning the two words together is enough to evoke laughter in an...…

…4-n -4 DIVESTMENT .See Editorial Page Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom :4Iati RAY High--690 Low-40 See Today for details' I Vol. LXXXX, No. 15 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 22, 1979 Ten Cents Eiyht Pages Regents alter S. Africa policy slightly Doily Photo by LISA UDELSON PROTESTERS MARCH around the Regents' table in the Anderson Room of composed primarily of students, renewed its efforts to persuade the Regents to the Mi...…

… Page 2-Saturday, September 22, 1979-The Michigan Daily 'U'ospital wil have to make do with i $210 millio (Continued from Page 1) officials yesterday refused to comment on the reliability of the report, which cited no sources for its information on the cost ceiling. UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS have said they doubt the project could be com- pleted without exceeding $210 million if all necessary programs are included.1 University officials have maint...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, September 22,1979-Page 3 111_ O YMS E NES {APPEI4 CAL W ZD "~ Luck and aprayer TheLord may work in mysterious ways, and the FM airwaves may just be one of them. Early yesterday morning George Jordan, an all- night prayer deejay for Detroit-based WFBG (located just to the left of WABX on your FM dial) received a call from a woman who asked that we all pray for a young born-again woman named Allison who lives in An...…

… Page 4-Saturday, September 22, 1979-The Michigan Daily Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. LXXXX, No. 15 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Sudan and the lure of Africa Another regental tragedy UJNWILLING TO assume a "politi- cal" stance on the issue of Univer- sity investments in South Africa, the Regents have tried to. play a clever game. The trick is to appear con- ciliatory, while in e...…

…Trek to Canterbury offers sale, lots more. The Michigan Daily-Satorday, September 22,1979-Page 5 Refugees could spark a Beatles reunion: Millions may be raised for boat people By GILLIAN BOLLING Canterbury Loft this weekend features the work of twelve artists from the Ann Arbor community in a Starving Artists Sale. Each artist has entered up to ten pieces priced within the range of starving students. There are many at- tractive pieces which ...…

…Pge 6-Saturday, September 22, 1979-The Michigan Daily tIST WATCH FOUND on Sept. 20,1979 on Packard ween Cross and Hill Sts. Describe and it's yours, -7348, Tom, after 5p.m. .86A924 ST-Medium build, blond dog with choke chain lar in central campus area. Name, Oly. Reward. 1313-694-2232.76A927 T CAT. Male, gray with hint of stripes, very ng, very friendly. %Ca 11 Ba rbara home, 994- FOR SALE-JVC Auto-Return Turntable with Ortofon MK II cartrid...…

…BACK TO SQUARE ONE The Michigan D"ily-Saturday, September 22, 1979-Page7 Jayhawks crucial By GEOFF LARCOM Well, it looks like we're right back where we started. Things seemed different against, Notre Dame last week. -Excitement and expectation hung over the giant stadium prior to the game. It was great - such a refreshing change f rom the blase Northwestern atmosphere. Tension, usually a non-ingredient in Michigan non-conference encounters,...…

…r 40 MEGAFRAMES BRING IN YOUR ART! Hours: Mon. 10-8 Sat. 10-2 Tues-fri. 10-5:30 Phone: 769-9420, BACCHUS GARDENS 338 S. STATE 663-4636 Open 8 AM-2 PM Doily Food-Cocktails-Pizza Beer & Wine Take Out Watch the game on our giant T. V. screen CHECKMATE LEVI'S FOR EVERY BODY State Street at Liberty G/G GEORGE'S 2019 W. Stadium Mon.-Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 12-5 We're Proud of Our Team!" Daily 'till six .' Marly's Men's Fashion Clothing 310...…

…s y... - e .. :. ... UNION SOLIDARITY, See Editorial Page I I c he an ;5ai PARTLY CLOUDY High-mid 60s Low-law 60s See Today for details Vol. LIX, No. 14 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 22, 1978 Ten Cents Fourteen Page Use of laughing gas on campus hits a new high By DENNIS SABO The private use of nitrous oxide - more lasts for onlya short period of time." administered with proper amount of oxygen Some medical researchers believe pe...…

…day, September 22,~1978-The Michigan Daily fL ~ftL S... 'U' seeks government money to execute transportation program -tt .4 3D AY'S TRAFFIC PROBLEMS could be an element of the past-and so could car trips downtown if the plan of an area insportation committee is implemiented. The scheme should be a reality by 1990 and will mainly involve Ann Arbor and I LEGENO (Continued from Page 1) and van pooling have also been initiated by giving the pri...…

…A 1 correction In yesterday's paper, we carried a United Press International story which reported that the Eastern Michigan Unversity faculty strike began on September 13 - the first day of classes. Actually, the first day of classes at EMU was September 6. The faculty worked until September 13 without a contract and walked off the job on that date. Take Ten In late September, 1968, a report put together by a group of seven University law stud...…

…September 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Iie 3ibi rn O a i Campus labor solidarity: Much talk, but little action Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom. Vol. LIXNdn. 14 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan By Mitch Cantor 4 _ 5QMQA CO~ MCARj A i ' ./- I ,0. When leaders and supporters of campus labor groups rallied on the Diag and on the Regents' Plaza last week they called for campus l...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Page 5 Newspaper bill postponed By MICHAEL ARKUSH' Due to lack of support among news- paper officials, state Rep. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor) has postponed until January a bill that would have given state newspapers nearly com- plete exemption from police searches. Bullard's bill, previously scheduled for discussion in the House Civil Rights Committee3 was devised to counteract the U.S. Supreme C...…

…;e 6-Friday, September 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily Sorority rush begins Bar meeting features Landers and Bell By LIBBY CHALGHIAN Does Sept. 22 mean anything to you? If it doesn't then you probably aren't one of the 570 women already registered to rush a sorority this fall. Starting today, the National Panhellenic Association, the co- ordinating council for sororities on campus, estimates that 1,000 women will go through fall rush. That's a...…

…Health Service Handbook QUESTION: While I was at home for vacation, my sister told me she is lactose-intolerant. Can you explain what this means? ANSWER: Your sister is deficient in an enzyme, called lactase, which resides in the small intestine and is necessary for the digestion' of lac- tose. Lactose is the sugar in milk and milk products, such as cheese, and foods made with, milk, such as pudding. It is estimated that more than 30 million ...…

…I ge 8-Friday, September 22, 1978-The Michigan Daily. New Pope urges Committee unaware of CIA plot lasting VATICAN CITY (AP) John Paul I, calling himself beginner," took on the i divorce with a group of A bishops yesterday and urE saving troubled marriages top priority. "In particular, the indiss of Christian marriage is im Although it is a difficult pa message, we must proclaim fully as part of God's word the mystery of faith," the po IN H...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Pal Small towns hurt by reduced air NEW YORK (AP) - The federal policy of fostering competition in the airline industry, while producing savings for travelers and profits for airlines, is leaving many smaller cities across the nation with reduced air ser- vice - or none at all. In the second year of the policy easing 40 years of strict federal control over the industry, airlines are making banner...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Page MONEY WOES DON'T CURB SPIRIT: Club sports stay popular By BILLY NEFF Successful. That probably should be the calling card for the Michigan sports program. Whether it be on the hardwood of Crisler Arena or the artificial turf of Michigan Stadium Wolverine sports teams can usually be described with that word. NOT ONLY HAS this been the case on the varsity level, but it has also occurred with ...…

…ge 12-Friday, September 22, 1978--The Michigan Daily just another ootball legend: 65 yearl By GEOFF LARCOM In a familiar film scene, Butch assidy and his friend Sundance are 'antically fleeing their ;dogged pur-. .iers through arid Southwestern land. espite the pair's skilled efforts, they re unable to shake the posse deter- tinedly following them. Exasperated, undance asks Butch, "Who are those ys anyway?" Should Michigan football coach Bo c...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 22, 1978-Page 13 t '_ . >: . LES MOSS TO TAKE OVER Hotuk to retire at end of season 1- By APand UPI DETROIT - Ralph Houk, manager of the best and worst teams in baseball over a career that spanned two teams and 16 years, stunned the Detroit Tigers when he announced yesterday he was retiring and thus would not be returning as their manager next season. :Les Moss, manager of Detroit's Triple-A affiliate,...…

…ge 14-Friday, September 22, 1978-The Mirhigan Daily Monsanto Drive. If you've got it, you belong here. Ask Bob Freeman. ob Freeman joined Monsanto in 1956 after obtaining his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Wayne State University. Ex- cept for a two-year leave of absence to teach Organic Chemistry at North Carolina Agri- cultural and Technical University, he has been with Monsanto. Today, Bob is with our Agricultural Research Department. His...…

…LSA DROPOUTS See editorial Page Mit 43U1 iI aIjj GOTHIC High 67 See Today Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 13 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 22, 1977 Ten Cents 14 Pages HowA2almost lost $1.4million By GREGG KRUPA than the borrowed security participation in a "questionable trans- when actually they were not. investments seemed to be profitable, Levin was "not an acceptable one." hction" on June 30 and July 1 of this City Accountant Marc Levin f...…

…22, 1977-The Michigan Daily $1.3 million goes 0 co-ops for housing Majority oppose canal treaty By STEPHEN SELBST nother familiar old Ann Arbor in- ution - the funky but dilapidated dent housing co-op - may soon go way of hula hoops and antiwar dem- trations, banished into the dim ts of memory. ep. Carl Pursell (R-Second District) led the Inter Cooperative Council C) yesterday at the ICC's Michigan ion offices with word that the U.S. partme...…

… Cannon kills frat man f -t ryM SEE INEWS KP4 CLJ.WZDN4 Bike-a-thon abbreviated If you read about Sunday's March of Dimes Bike-a-Thon but decided the 14- and :2-mile laps of the course just weren't your cup of machine oil, you've got no alibi left. For safety reasons the course has been trimmed to ope 15-mile lap, starting on the Diag. Bikers will then proceed west on Miller Rd. to Zeeb Rd, South on Huron River Dr., to Delhi Park, back along ...…

…3 Michigan Daily LET HIM WHO IS WONt)UT' SIN, CASrlW FRW STOW 1 1 - NSIIIY E'f- WE{ yICH SV'fU~Ti-?NE11 yZVr NV~ I~o WNO ?E6 'V6 FOL~056 -rue v /'~ ( M1D '(HEY AG HIVE ~ $If (- Fg(EA*f1eS I~lFF f A ORG ". AI&W W '~IGcA1.Sf1'/E' l/ f 0~ LEY ME REPHRASE " qT STA'tEM fi~ TM 1 AMJP 16 MOR1OEY 5Hi' SN WO W 'A xv Ow', C. Reflctions on Yom Kippur: Still searching for home e At E MicIig 3U augl Eighty;Eight Years of Editorial Freedom...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 22, 1977-Page 5 Lance (Continued from Page 1) said the current atmosphere in SEN. Washington made it impossible for who as Lance to perform his duties at OMB. question "With five government agencies before1 probing into the affairs of Bert Preside Lance, with hundreds of bureaucrats the cor stumbling over themselves to seek The S and possibly leak information ... leader, and with scores of investigative ...…

…Page 6-Thursday, September 22, 1977-The Michigan Daily' pppp-- -"qqqq Beethoven without spark By MARK JOHANSSON Cana woman play the piano as well, as a man? After all, the really great concert pianists are men. Does a large figure seated at the keyboard of a concert grand look more proper than a tiny one? Naturally, an artist must shake the 9 foot instrument with every forte chord. I asked myself these two questions and thought about the fa...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 22,1977-Page 7 A Ramblers warble atArk By WENDY GOODMAN and MIKE TAYLOR "We all come from different back- grounds, and we've tried to open our music up so that all these different roots could form part of the organism we are," remarked Tommy Thomp- son of the Red Clay Ramblers after their Tuesday night performance. at the Ark coffee house. The Ramblers, consisting of Thompson, switching between banjo, g...…

…V, September 22, 1977-The Michigan Daily )-Terrier pup, 7 month. Call662-693 )-Puppy, small black and white fen ntiac & Kellogg. 761-7396. Gold hoop earring, vicinity of Foo nSaturday. Call 662-2443. 4. 6 PERSON, 5 bedroom home, 2 blocks to Diag, dA922 '11/2baths, yard, parking, storage garage, redecor- male mix, ated, $110 per person plus utilities, we will assist 0A2 in obtaining roommates. Alternate individual leases also available. 443-4...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 22, 1977-Page . t r 7.. a ".- : . .. '." 1 . } r . to . 4 r . ib vv \ 4 ): ' " .v. u;:. v... X BUT EVELYN WOOD GRADUATES CAN READ JAWS IN41 MINUTES At That Speed, The 309 Pages Come Across With More Impact Than The Movie In Living Blood, You Might Say l 77 : You can do it, too. So far over 550,000 other people have done it. People who have different jobs, different IQs, different interests, diffe...…

…Tennies grab foothold in market C. manager of Athlete's Foot, agrees. "Adidas marketing con- There are three basic types of gym shoes on the market today, leather, nylon the says. and canvas. lemand for the shoes. They give products to the proper people Leather shoes will form to the foot. As the foot swells during activity, the e. People see the three stripes on T.V.," Cameron explains, leather should expand also. iitioriof the three stripes...…