…Te Mchigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 16-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 28, 1981 Sixteen Pages City proposal protested By NANCY BILYEAU A handful of civil rights activists' staged a formal protest in front of City Hall yesterday, voicing their opposition to proposed City Council ordinance thtwould require halfway house prisoners and parolees to register with the city within 10 days of establishing residency in Ann Arbor. The proposed ordinance,...…
…Page 2-Thursday, May 28, 1981-The Michigan Daily Jet crash on aircraft carrier Nimitz kills _14 4 From AP and UPI JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A plane used to jam enemy communications landed "right of the center line" on the flight deck of the nuclear carrier Nimitz late Tuesday night, plowed into parked aircraft and ignited a fireball that killed 14 servicemen and injured 45 others, the Navy said. Damage was estimated at con- siderably more thais $...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 28, 1981-Page 3 RISING COSTS, LOWER ATTENDANCE CITED Co-ops cut back films By ANDREW CHAPMAN The Ann Arbor film cooperatives, hurt by rising auditorium costs, stiffer local competition, and declining attendance are facing increased financial difficulties this summer: The Ann Arbor Film Cooperative (AAFC)-one of eight film co-ops at the University-is canceling nine separate nights of films for the rest of the s...…
…Page 4-Thursday, May 28, 1981-The Michigan Daily e ever accused of Nestle connection 0 WASHINGTON (AP)-Ernest Lefever, the administration's prospec- tive point man on human rights, faced new questions yesterday after it was learned that the Nestle Corporation bankrolled a mailing list which he used to distribute an article favoring the sale of infant formula to poor nations. Richard Edelman, an executive of Nestle's public relaitons firm, sa...…
…Phase-out for health planning possible By JENNY MILLER The Reagan administration's budget proposals may include a phase-out of Michigan's eight state health care planning agencies, possibly resulting in a future hike in health care costs and a loss of con- sumer input to medical care planning, according to state health care planning officials. While most of the funding for the health care plan- ning agencies comes from the federal government,...…
…Page 6-Thursday, May 28, 1981-The Michigan Daily Job trend favors hi-tech graduates (Continuedfrom Page 1) "OUR 'C' students are getting jobs," School. According to Prof. James said Donald Peterson, Director of Filgas, Director of Admissions at the Engineering Placement. He said the Business School, applications to the number of firms recruiting engineers graduate program is about 15 percent has "virtually doubled in four years." higher than l...…
…Arts Thursday, May 28, 1981 The Michigan Daily Page 7 TONY BROWN BAND Reggae:for the masses? By KEN FELDMAN Reggae never had the deserved commercial breakthrough that writers and fans repeatedly predicted for it throughout the seventies. But, ironically, now that the expected mass popularity for reggae has been acknowledged as a pipe dream, a more subtle, almost invisible, but real accep- tance seems to be taking place. In the past, reggae...…
…4 Opinion Page 8 Thursday, May 28, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 16-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Our prisons: a study in myopia THE INMATE eruptions currently raging within Michigan's correctional facilities hardly needed a specific catalyst. Although the present rioting was ostensibly triggered by an unauthorized punitive "shakedown" of prisoners ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 28, 1981-Page 9 Reagan, Bush call for strong U.S. military AP Photo The fighting continues British troops dodge flames from Molotov cocktails in Londonderry, Nor- thern Ireland yesterday. The violence erupted following the death of IRA hunger striker Patsy O'Hara. Meanwhile hunger striker Brendan McLaughin called off his 14-day fast late yesterday and agreed to accept full medical treatment for his perforated ...…
…Page 10-Thursday, May 28, 1981-The Michigan Daily OFFICIALS SAY HEALTH COSTS WILL INCREASE Health agency phase-out foreseen 4 (Continued from Page 5) $150,000, we recommend to the state whether it (the certification of. need) should be granted.'' The University Hospital replacement project "probably would have cost about $140 million more" without CHPC-SEM's analysis, said Kingzett. "The theory behind health planning is to reduce health care...…
…Judge blocks oil lease sales LOS ANGELES (AP) - A federal judge blocked the U.S. government from selling 32 oil leases off the Central California coast yesterday after Gov. Ed- mund Brown Jr. and 19 local governments objected to the sales on environmental grounds. "There can be no doubt that a brief delay in the sale of these leases is in the public interest," U.S. District Judge Mariana Pfaelzer said in issuing a temporary injunction. "The d...…
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…Page 14-Thursday, May 28, 191-The Michigan Daily DETROIT BATS SLUGGISH AGAIN 4 MILW straight for the silence] Tigers night at Rooki was the last four his fourt Brewer Brewers bottle up Tigers, 5-1 By JON MORELAND beneficiary of Milwaukee's hot bats as designated hitter Ted Simmons in the The Brewers proved specialtothe Daily he scattered eight hits going the distan- knee with a fast ball to load the bases. weren't done with the fire AUKEE -...…
…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, May 28, 1981--Page 15 SPORTS OF THE DAILY Erving earns MVP honor DANVERS, Mass. (AP) - Julius Er- ving of the Philadelphia 76ers beat Boston Celtics star Larry Bird for the National Basketball Association's Most Valuable Player award in voting an- nounced yesterday. Guard Darrell Griffith of Utah edged Kelvin Ransey of Portland, another guard, 19-18, to win Rookie of the Year honors, and Indiana's Jack McKinney ...…
…Page 16 Thursday, May 28, 198The Michigan Daily NLRB SEEKS FEDERAL INJUNCTION Strike could be delayed players' strike deadline. The Major such relief is an intrusion in the process WASHINGTON (AP) - With just the field League Players Association was to of collective argaining where the par- over 24 hours to go before a, strike The three-member board said it begin the first mid-season strike in ties must ultimately resolve their dif- deadline, ...…
