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…OPINION The Michigan Daily Obe Oticbt-an 'ai1V Vol. XCV, No. 38-S, 95 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Budget rhetoric IF GOV. James Blanchard vetoes part of the higher education budget because certain colleges and universities decide not to freeze tuition this fall, he will be setting a dangerous precedent. The governor...…

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 25, 1985 Interest groups add politics to art air By KERY MURAKAMI FOR CRAIG Corey, executive people were friendly and interested, soup. Langabeer said that LASC is The corner, Pellerito said, exists so0 The Ann Arbor Art Fair is mainly director of the Lesbian and Gay Male ;at any other table or booth in the fair, backing the boycott because of unfair that non-profit groups can have the thought of as...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 25, 1985 - Page 7 CILAJIJIII[II(iIZ ALJ I FOR SALE FURNISH ENTIRE APT. FOR JUST $220.00! Incl, new waterked, oak desk, couck/ckair or kuy eack sepoarately. Call 66S-785. 12BS727 FOR RENT TWO-BEDROOM apartment availakle starting Septemker. Year lease. Large enougk for op to tour people. Located os Ike corner of N. Tkayer asd Lawresce. Call Campus Rentals 665-8525. NORTH CAMPUS JUST A JOG AWAY FROM WILLOW TR...…

…SPORTS Page 8 Thursday, July 25, 1985 4 The Michigan Daily In the name of Don Canham .. . THE SPORTING VIEWS . . .where's the sports? By DAVE ARETHA myself, still huffing and puffing like For God's sake, they were selling I jumped from my bed yesterday some big, bad wolf. "There's a everything from handmade paper to morning, bubbling with glee. spagellion and two square miles of art elk bark. From copper spider webs to "THE ART FAIR'S HERE...…

…The Mchigan ay Vol. XCI. No. 48-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, July 25, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Mideast truce violated by PLO shelling From AP and UPI TEL AVIV, Israel-Palestinian gun- ners violated the five-hour-old U.S.- mediated cease-fire twice yesterday by rocketing the Metulla area and villages in Christian-controlled southern Lebanon, the Israeli command repor- ted. It said three Lebanese villagers were wounded in the fir...…

…Page 2-Saturday, July 25, 1981-The Michigan Daily irish nationalists to rally in Dublin today 4 BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - About 500 Irish nationalists marched toward Dublin yesterday for the second mass rally in a week to show support for the IRA hunger strike by eight in- mates at the Maze prison. Two of the hunger strikers - Kieran Doherty, 25, and Kevin Lynch, 24, - were near death after more than two months without food. PREPARIN...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 25, 1981-Page 3 TAIWANESE AFFAIR TO REACH HOUSE FLOOR Hearing set for 'spy'ease By JOHN ADAM Leach's (R-Iowa) Administrative Assistant Fulton remuneration," it would be against the law. Daily staff writer Armstrong. "WE WILL INVESTIGATE how much information As speculation grows concerning exactly which "THERE IS NO talk of any legislation yet" to is sent back to Taipei, (Taiwan)," Armstrong said. federal agenc...…

…Page 4-Saturday, July 25, 1981-The Michigan Daily Conservation group issues "Watt Book" WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Wilder-. ness Society issued a four-pound "Watt Book" yesterday, saying its contents prove Interior Secretary James Watt should be fired immediately for trying to destroy 20 years of environmental progress. After just six months in office, the group said, Watt has taken at least 43 actions or proposed actions that "run counter to fed...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 25, 1981-Page 5 MSU adopts budget for next fiscal year EAST LANSING (UPI)-The Michigan State University Board of Trustees formally adopted a 1981-82 budget yesterday 5 percent over previous austere levels, but new state aid cutbacks could throw it out of whack. The new budget of $252 million, an in- crease of $12.5 million, was adopted unanimously. INCLUDED IN the budget are $214.2 million for the university...…

…Opinion Saturday, July 25, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 48-s Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Arms control Six months and running WE HAVE ENDURED six months of Ronald Reagan's administration, and a general review of its pros and cons finds a disproportionate abundance of the latter. Rarely in American history has there been such a dramatic political...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 25, 1981-Page 7 92-year-old man finally pays alimony, vows to hold grudge ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - A 92-year-old man has been released from jail after paying the alimony, he had vowed not to give his ex-wife, and he says he'd have to be "100 percent" in- sane to ever again consider marriage. Robert Rabinof was released from the Pinellas County Jail in Clearwater Thursday after handing over $1,632 in back ...…

…Page 8-Saturday, July 15, 1981-The Michigan Daily Im A dso nyod r naome aodod dress in today s Michigan Doly . * d" casifed page AU suR lt s!o-- sYOU WIN AU TWO FREE TICKETS ! to any one of - STATE 1-2-3-4o C" i764-0557 Mdnight Movies Z FOR ALEFOR RENT ROY GARKIN rise and shine and then come to the 2 Bedroom modern unfurnished apt. fall occupancy, Daily to pick up the Freetickets tothe State 1-2-3-4 withint mile of campus. $325.00/Mo. include...…

…X Arts- The Michigan Daily Saturday, July 25, 1981 Page 9 Johnny and the Jukes Southside Johnny and the Asbury Nukes-Reach Up and Toucht the Sky'. (Mercury)-Q. What do rock groups do when they want to let the record-buying public know how good they are in con- cert? A. Release a live record. Q. What do rock groups do when they run out of good songs-given that they have already released a greatest hits album? A. Release a live album. It's hard...…

…Page 10-Saturday, July 25, 1981-The Michigan Daily CONTROVERSY SURROUNDS OPERA TION Patient receives artificial heart HOUSTON (AP)-A 36-year-old Dutchman, only the third person ever to receive an artificial heart, remained in critical condition yesterday, as the Food and Drug Administration said Dr. Denton Cooley should have sought federal approval before implan- ting the device. But Cooley, saying the man otherwise would have died, insisted ...…

…1968 - Year of the Tiger It doesn't matter if you side with the players or the owners in the current baseball strike, there is one thing that everyone agrees on-it is an unfortunate situation. So in order to partially relieve the misery of any baseball junkies going through withdrawal, throughout the duration of the strike the Daily is providing a look back to a more pleasant time-1968. There was no free agent compensation, no NLRB, no court i...…

…Sports Page 12 Saturday, July 25, 1981 The Michigan Daily Knee operation aids McCormick a By MARK MIHANOVIC Daily Sports Editor Michigan basketball center Tim McCormick is recovering well from the operation performed on his left knee in June, and there is an "excellent" possibility that he will be ready for the rigors of Big Ten competition this winter, according to Wolverine mentor Bill Frieder. "It (the operation) was really successful," Fri...…

…The Michigan Daily Vin Yr Nn A&S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 25, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Senate to investigate Billy Carter's Libyan ties From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - The Senate created a nine-member panel yester- day to investigate Billy Carter's links with Libya's radical Arab government and to determine whether the White House influenced a Justice Department investigation of the president's younger brother. The chief White ...…

…Page 2-Friday, July 25, 1980-The Michigan Daily Diggs begins three-year prison sentence in federal jail MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - Former Rep. Charles Diggs Jr., (D- Mich.), once the senior black in Congress, entered federal prison vesterdav tn beain serving a three-vear kickbacks. Diggs, 57, will serve his time at the "country club" minimum security facility at Maxwell Air Force Base where former Attorney General John Mitchell and several oth...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 25, 1980-Page 3 Firing decision 'not easy' By HOWARD WITT Special to The Daily DETROIT-Firing Jonathan Marwil was "not an easy decision to make," a visibly upset engineering humanities department administrator said yesterday in federal district court here. Humanities Prof. Ralph Loomis, a member of the department's administrative committee and defendant in Marwil's suit against the University, seemed to be figh...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 25, 1980-Page 5 Ti seb plan denounced by F erency 4 y Vietnamese offensive sends Pol Pot troops retreating ARANYAPRATHET, Thailand (AP) -After pounding defenders with an all-night mortar and rocket barrage, Vietnamese troops yesterday captured t the Malai Hill stronghold of Pol Pot's guerrillas, Thai military sources said. It was a key victory in Hanoi's cam- paign against the ousted Cambodian leader. Vietnames...…

…Page 6-Friday, July 25, 1980-The Michigan Daily WANT SHARE OF HOME VIDEO MARKET Picket lines sparkle from stars HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Hundreds of Hollywood stars and struggling hopefuls, some of them singing "There's No Business Like Show Business," walked a picket line for three hours yesterday, demanding a share of the lucrative home video market. Among the stars "hitting the bricks" outside The Burbank Studios were Carroll O'Connor, Jack Klugman...…

…Jail riot quelled in Idaho; 20- . hour melee injures 18 (Continued from Page 1 discovered items missing from their cells, they angrily took control of the main prison compound. PRISON OFFICIALS, manning the administration building outside the fenced compound, decided not to use force to contain the uprising. Negotiations began almost immediately and led to the first guard's release. Crowl said the most seriously injured prisoner suffered a bro...…

…ONE OF 30 DEMONSTRATORS raises his hands as the group walks through a police line Wednesday night in Chat- tanooga, Tenn., after a second night of racial unrest. Outbreaks of sporadic firebombings and rock throwings occurred a day after an all-white jury acquitted two Ku Klux Klansmen in the April 19 shooting of four black women. Black leaders denounce curfew order by Chattanooga mayor CHATTANOOGA, Teuin. (AP) - A citywide curfew was ordered ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 25, 1980-Page 9 AMA balks at study saying HMOs cheaper CHICAGO (AP)-The American Medical Association balked yesterday at accepting a report by an AMA coun- cil that said health maintenance organizations seem to be less expensive than traditional ways of providing medical care. The AMA's House of Delegates, win- ding up its five-day annual meeting here, sent a key section of the report-the part on HMO costs-bac...…

…Page 10-Friday, July 25, 1980-The Michigan Daily- 20 Iranian soldiers executed for alleged plot to kill Khomeini By The Associated Press Twenty Iranian military men were, holding the U.S. Embassy in Tehran executed at dawn yesterday in Tehran have disputed a report by his paper that in swift retribution for their alleged the 52 American hostages might be roles in a plot to bomb the home of freed three weeks from now, at the end Ayatollah Ruhol...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 25, 1980-Page 11 LORIMAR PEm LEE MARVIN MARK HAMILLIN SAMUIEL FULLER'S 'TH4EBIG RED ONE' ROBERT CARRADINE BOBBY DI CKC(O KELLY WARD $IEGFRIED RANCH STEPHANE AUIDRAN IU1 B RDEf MELDANA KAPROFF GENE CORMAN SAMLIEL FULLER ©tgo IA rmn INERNTIONALN PG PAAENITALNUIONNCSUGGESTEDO 00 i- RE NNTAL 2lUA MAR ., Y\ n!Adt~ss MON-TUE 7:35-9:50 S:0-:1-5:25-7:5-D 5 THUR-FRI 10-:552-:595 "CHEECH AND CHONG'S NEXT MOVIE" Starrin...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Friday. July 25, 1980-Page 13 Bid by Carter to deny Reagan funds rejected From UPIand AP WASHINGTON - The Federal Election Commission yesterday rejec- ted President Carter's attempt to deny Ronald Reagan campaign funds and approved a check for $29.4 million to finance the Republican's White House drive. The commission-made up of three Democrats and three Republicans-unanimously approved the payment after a court refused a C...…

…14-Friday July 25, 1980-The Michigan Daily I I I I I Summer shenanigans Three young boys find an unusual way to beat the summer heat. They stand by a roadside puddle in Westerly, Rhode Island, encouraging passing motorists to splash them. FORECASTS INCREASING HUNGER, POLLUTION: Study predicts grim future . WASHINGTON (UPI) - The gover- nment's most comprehensive study of the future laid down yesterday a grim warning of a world that will b...…

…The Sporting Views Tigers are back home .. . . . pennant hopes alive By DREW SHARP The Tigers are home from "The Big Trip". "Big deal!" you might say. They will now play 41 of their final 66 games in the friendly confines of Tiger Stadium. "Who cares, they're nothing but a bunch of chumps!" you may counter. They return home occupying second place in the American League East division, 8% games behind the New York Yankees with a valid shot at gr...…

…Page 16-Friday, July 25, 1980-The Michigan Daily 'NO HURRY' TO REPLACE SPORTS INFO HEAD Will Perry named assistant AD 0 .. ?, ., 6-- 9- By DREW SHARP Will Perry, Michigan's sports information director since 1968, was promoted yesterday to the position of assistant athletic director. The announcement was made by Athletic Director Don Canham following the approval of the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics. PERRY, A 1955 graduate o...…

… The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Vol. LXXXIX, Na. 51-S Wednesday, July 25, 1979 Twelve Pages 9 House defeats bid to prohibit busing WASHINGTON (AP)-The House yesterday decisively killed a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at eliminating busing as a tactic used to end school segregation. On a vote of 216-109 the amendment failed to win even majority support. The proposal needed a two thirds en- dorsement to survive and...…

…Page 2-Wednesday. July 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Florida convict granted stay of TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Convicted Supreme Court of the United States. It state in 12 years to execute a convicted killer Howard Virgil Lee Douglas won a is not my intention to stay the killer against his will when John stay of execution yesterday, just two proceedings indefinitely," Krentzman Spenkelink, who had murdered a drif- days before he was to die in the elect...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 25, 1979--Page 3' 'U' prof analyzes Mideast after trip to Israel, By ADRIENNE LYONS The United States is in a "major foreign policy phase" of trade-offs in its relationships with the Middle East, said a University professor, who recently returned from a conference in Israel. Political Science Prof. Raymond Tanter noted that "there is a rhythm in American foreign policy." Tanter ad- ded that currently "Israel...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor. Ml 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 51-5 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan F__ t measure, obviously because it clearly would have died in committee. Several similar bills have been submitted to Congress since the Supreme Court approved busing to wipe out racial segregation in 1973. All of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-Page5 DESPITE U.S. CRITICISM OF PREVIOUS STRIKE: Israel JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel sent raiders to blow up an alleged Palestinian terrorist base yesterday, despite sharp U.S. criticism the day before of an Israeli air strike that reportedly caused heavy civilian casualties. The Israeli military command said a ground force penetrated the Lebanese border overnight to raid the village of Majd el Salim, a...…

…FORMER NATO commander Alexander Haig, Jr. told an audience in Detroit yesterday that the world strategic arms situation would continue its slide toward Soviet dominance, with or without SALT II. Haig also said he had not yet decided whether to run for president in 1980. UAW gives initial demands to Big 3 DETROIT (UPI)-The United Auto WAGE DEMANDS shorn of dollar as much as 18 or 20 per cent-a gap that Workers Union (UAW) yesterday figures or p...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-Page 3 People, pleasure, and profit Artfair '79 intoxicates A2 Three for the show You may have heard it-the sounds of hammers beating nails, and people laughing and shouting. The set-up started yesterday morning, and by last night everything was ready for today, the first day of the 1979 Ann Arbor art fair. The potpourri of art and craft exhibits, demonstrations, enter- tainment and sidewalk sales i...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, July 25 1979-The Michigan Daily Congestion, peddlers spell trouble By TIM YAGLE The crowd of more than a quarter million people expected to attend the art fair over the next four days could. give a policeman nightmares, but Ann Arbor law enforcement officials say they'll have the situation under control. Police officers are predicting that their biggest headaches this week will be caused by the congestion created by illegall...…

…The Michigan DaIly-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-Page 5 Merch an ts tap free-spending art fair crowd By MARK PARRENT Tower Hotel. He said most of the hotel's Artists aren't the only ones raking in guests are not fair spectators, but the the cash during the art fair-to the artists themselves. dozens of business establishments in KURT SCHMID, dining room the street fair areas, the thousands of manager of the adjoining Stage Door wandering art-lovers ...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily Cano "Canon: an established rule; a standard of judgment." (Funk & Wagnall's Standard College Dictionary) How fitting a definition, since Canon cameras have long been the standard of excellence in the photographic world. Such quality deserves celebration! And celebrate Big George shall! With sale prices on the full line of Canon cameras, lenses, and accessories. Join us now in elated response...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-Page 7 Art fair a maze of artless offal By JOSHUA PECK The approach of yet another of the annual blots on this fair (not for God's sake, Fair) city's streets undoubtedly gladdens many citizens' hearts. The. town's.regular merchants stand to rake in more money than ever for goods wor- th less than ever; the Greek restauran- ts in town have likely ordered an extra flock or two of slaughtered sheep wit...…

…Page 8-Wednesday; July 25, 1979-The Michigan Daily AATA and shuttledeckers provide parking alternative By JOHN GOVER Arbor Transportation Authority Finding a place to park during the (AATA), and the Liberty Shut- art fair is one hassle that can be tledeckers. avoided. Motorists going to the fair are Ron Ricciardi, Marketing Assistant encorage totakeadvntag of for AATA, said motorists can park their encouraged to take advantage of cars at Pione...…

…CLOTHING The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 25, 1979-Page 9 SHOES SUMMER S0LE Selected groups of CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Reduced from ... 20% to 50% CLOTHING " SUITS " SPORT COATS * SLACKS-DRESS (plain & pattern) " SLACKS-CASUAL (plain & pattern)-washable FURMISHINGS * DRESS SHIRTS * SPORT SHIRTS * KNIT SHIRTS * TIES * ROBES * HATS * WALK SHORTS * SWIMWEAR Selected groups of QUOLITY FOOTWEAR EXAMPLE MEN'S WOMEN'S JOHNSON & MURPHY " Al...…

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…Page 12-Wednesday, July 25,1979-The Michigan Daily A2 Street Art Fair plans special crafts for kids (Continued from Page 3) formances take place, as a large struc- mimes, and musicians gather under the ture made of fabric which serves as an Graceful Arch, on East University, to unusual backdrop to the stage. The Ar- perform. Highlights of this year's per- ch, Bottum said, was created by formances will include the Young Assistant Architecture a...…