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…6 Page 12 The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 29, 1984 IPurple* If you find your "BIGCLASSI InDe in todays CHILL" Rain" MICHIGAN DAILY _________D A____ _ Classified Page "EROTIC INTERLUDE" so, C' TWO FREE TICKETS 420 Maynard St . 764-0557 ''GRLF__.EX. _TAE__ 3 -1 42TH XXXyad tMnoMany oneSof GIRL FROM SEX " STATE 1- - - BOTH XXX Mauide, .,: MIDNIGHT MOVIES DOROTHY STEWART - Don't Stew about it-come into the Daily for two free tickets to the Mid...…

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…a Page 14 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 29, 1984 O0p ening9 Day 1984 0 0 6 An estimated crowd of 88,000 filled the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum yesterday to witness the events of the opening ceremonies for the XXIIird Olympiad. 6 A flag drill team and the United States Olympic athletes (left) enter the Coliseum during opening ceremonies. Ceremonies inaugurate f (ContinedAfrmPage1) authorities reported few traffic LTHEATRES "welcom...…

…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 29, 1984 - Page 15 Bosox edge Tigers, 3-2 Error lets in winning runsa By LOREN HAWKINS Special to the Daily DETROIT - 49,372 fans piled into Tiger Stadium last night to watch the home team be stifled by the Boston Red Sox in a 3-2 loss. The Tigers jumped to an early lead in the first inning with a solo home run into the upper deck in right field by second baseman Lou Whitaker. IN THE second inning, the Tigers...…

…a SPORTS Sunday, July 29, 1984 Page 16 The Michigan Daily TuehBRum By Douglas B. Levy Football Ilini style.. . ..cheatingpays Off The saddest, most tragic thing of all is that Mike White really doesn't care about what rules he's had to break since assuming the head coaching position at the University of Illinois. White is the ultimate "big time college" cheater. He is perfect representation of how ugly "big time football" can get. Here are...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 50-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 29, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages MORE THAN 500 COLLEGES TO LOSE FUNDS Feds crack down on loan defaults WASHINGTON (AP) - Education Secretary T. H. Bell yesterday barred more than 400 colleges and trade schools from receiving further federal student-loan money on grounds their default rates exceed 25 percent. The University of Michigan, however, wad not one of those schoo...…

…Page 2-Thursday, July 29, 1982-The Michigon Daily World whaling ban hurts Norway, Japan By The AssociatedPress stunned many whalers. "We're all in a state of shock," said The dogged conservationists who Ulf Ellingsen, a manager of a whale fought to "save the whales" are meat processing plant at Skrova, above celebrating the new worldwide ban on the Arctic Circle in Norway. whaling as a historic victory. But in a ELLINGSEN said he hoped the Osl...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 29, 1982-Page 3 Reagan WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Reagan vowed yesterday to stick with his economic program, forecasting im- provement within six months and declaring "We are working our way back to prosperity." "We've begun to rescue this economy," Reagan said. But he acknowledged "some of our people are still suffering and nothing is more pain- ful to me." THE PRESIDENT told his 12th news conference that ...…

…Page 4-Thursday, July 29, 1982-The Michigan Daily India's Gandhi arrives in U.S. to mee Reagan WASHINGTON (AP) - Primea Minister Indira Gandhi of India arrived; yesterday in Washington saying she was determined to improve frayed relations with the United States. "One of the reasons I'm here is that I want them to be better," Gandhi said moments after stepping off a U.S. Air Force jet which brought her from New York City. SECRETARY of State Geo...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 29, 1982-Page 5 AP Photo REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC candidates line up yesterday for a public Brickley; on the lower right, left to right, are Democrats James Blanchard, John television debate in Lansing. On the upper left and from left to right they are: Saffron, Zolton Ferency, Dave Plawecki, Kerry Kammer, Ed Pierce, and William Republicans Jack Welborn, L. Brooks Patterson, Richard Headlee, and James Fitzge...…

…Op0i 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI1, No. 50-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Thursday, July 29, 1982 The Michigan Daily Egypt sours on U.S. 4 I %...J__~_l Squandered aid WITH ONLY A wordy slap on the wrist, President Reagan has .certified El Salvador's "significant and concerted" effort to improve its human rights record. Unfor- tunately, words do not silence ...…

…Arts Thursday, July 29, 1982- The Michigan Daily A selection of campus film highlights Bye Bye Brazil (Carlos Diegues, 1980) Be the first on your block to see a Brazilian movie. Part travelogue, part comedy of errors, Brazil shows what life is like in the mixed up world of Brazil. (Thursday, July 29; Michigan Theatre, 4:00, 7:00, 9:00). Page 7 novelist, is pressed into her majesty's service to thwart a Ger- man spy working out of Switzerla...…

…Page 8-Thursday, July 29, 1982-The Michigan Daily I FT 77 Woodstock Hot Channels and Hot Lunch I t ,T '1 ,1 t.'F 't 4 T f' 'i t a T t. "T t . T i 1 j, ! 1"7" T-4 -T T 4: 1 Lr i-- i .1 1 , i + f .-f F f- ' -1 . f .1 -1-- 1- 1 1 . 1 - 1- --1. -1 'I , 1 1 .-i F -1 ' '1 f -- i f .'T T- I F. .1 f I low! r-:7 2001- "Haroid& Meude" A Space Oddysey And "Arthur" If you find your name in today s MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FR...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 29, 1982-Page 9 If you find your Woodstock Hotname in today's and Hot Lunch MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN 2001- "Harold Maude" TWO FREE TICKETS A Spae Ody~erto any one of And 'Arthur" STATE 1-2-3.4 _ _ _ MIDNIGHT MOVIES I (Continued from Page 8 ;FOR RENT,' $420 per Month Modern 2 Bedroom, 2 Man Furnished apartments for fall includes heat, water, parking, washer & dryer and storage lockers. 4 block...…

…Page 10-Thursday, July 29, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'I HA TE SAN FRANCISCO' CAMPAIGN PROTESTS NEW LAW Frisco handgun ban begins SAN FRANCISCO (AP)- One of the nation's strictest handgun bans took ef- fect here yesterday, amid lawsuits and an "I Hate San Francisco" campaign organized by opponents. Residents have 90 days to hand in their pistols or face a six-month jail term. However, District Attorney Arlo Smith has said he won't prosecute anyo...…

…Wilcox From The Associated Press Milt Wilcox doesn't remember the lit- tle girl's name. He just remembers the way she looked, lying in the hospital, 90 percent of her body burned, her chest heaving as she gasped, struggling for every breath. "She was 7, maybe 8 years old," said Wilcox. "She had been playing with matches and her shirt had caught on fire. She was in pretty bad shape." WILCOX, who does charity work for hospitals in the Detroit ar...…

…Sports Thursday, July 29, 1982 COWBOY'S FOUR TH ROUND DRA Page 12 Carpenter depends on By RON POLLACK the system, I can. gamble on my sixth in an eight-part series coverages. But not until then." One of Carpenter's biggest gambles As a 166-pound defensive back, Brian in the pros would seem to be trying to Carpenter certainly isn't going to im- tackle running backs on sweep plays. press Dallas Cowboy coaches, or in- tcl unn ak nseppas prmies ...…

…The,,M Michigan Diy. Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 29, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Reagan tax plan faces House battle FromAPand UPI WASHINGTON - The Republican- controlled Senate, bogged down in amendments last night, all but aban- doned plans to pass a tax cut bill in time to provide President Reagan momen- tum for what he termed the "nip-and- tuck" showdown in the House. Republican Leader Howard Baker said it is likely the Senate ...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, July 29, 1981-The Michigan Daily Eart1iquake causes 'heavy los's'In Iran. From AP and UPI ANKARA, Turkey - A major ear- thquake rocked the mountain villages -of southeastern Iran-, yesterday evening, causing "heavy loss" of life and severe damages, Tehran Radio reported. The U.S. Geological Survey reported that the quake measured 7.3 on the Richter scale and occurred in southeast Iran near the border with Afghanistan in the ...…

…Wadnesdav. July 29, 1981-The Michigan Daily -Page 3 'U'OFFICIALS TO INVESTIGATE REPLACEMENT OPTIONS New roof for Tappan on hold By ANN MARIE FAZIO Daily staff writer Construction on the new roof of Tappan Hall has temporarily come to a stop as University Business Operations officials investigate alternatives to replacing the historical sloped slate roof with asphalt shingles. An asphalt roof would detract from the historic and aesthetic appea...…

…4 Opinion Page 4 Wednesday, July 29, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 50-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Hip, hip, hooray! T HREE CHEERS for the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, which protects American states from dangerous ventures of the federal government. Three cheers for the citizenry and gover- nment of California, and for many national environ...…

…In Brief Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports Air traffic controllers may vote to reject contract today WASHINGTON - Union officials said yesterday that early returns show air traffic controllers have "overwhelmingly" rejected a tentative contract, and some leaders declared a strike inevitable if the government does not come up with more money. The administration offered no indication that it would do that. Tra...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 29, 1981-The Michigan Daily 'U' branch campuses Academic philosophies guide directions By MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer In sharp contrast to the preoc- cupation on this campus with cutbacks and "smaller but better," the Univer- sity of Michigan's Flint and Dearborn branch campuses, facing similar budget crunches, are continuing their efforts to grow into what might be called "larger and a little bit better" colleges. C...…

…d the axe ?ampus priorities exposed 7uring the fiscal crunch By'MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer How does a college continue to expand in the face of shrinking state appropriations? The chancellors of the University's Flint and Dear- orn branches are currently grappling with is difficult question. Skeptical fiscal planning is at least one solution, and it has been suc- cessfully applied on the Flint campus. Last fiscal year, when the state fir...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, July 29, 1981-The Michigan Daily I It you find your name and ad dress in today Mchgn Doily LIFE classifed page ALIEN YOU WIN BRIAN TWO FREE TICKETS toyny one of T Ni STATE 1-2-3-4 0j,'b Midnight Movies Maude Ltigotovie 3 WINNERS EVERY DAT for a contest No Contest To Enter sponsored by Just look through todays Cossified Ads STATE THEATER Three U. of Ma students will find their names hiddeni n this section If yo M IDNIGHT na...…

…Arts The Michigan Daily Wednesday, July 29, 1981 Page9 NoOI t SThe Go-go's Squeeze Squeeze-'East Side Story' (A&M)-This may well be the perfect soundtrack for summer-one great pop tune after another, each capsulizing some small moment of life. East Side Story, produced by Elvis Costello and Roger Bechirian, is made of 14 gems, each one polished a little differently, after peak of pop perfection. SIDE ONE starts with "In Quin- tessence," the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 29, 1981 Page 10 Different philosophies at schools 4 (Continued from Page 6) Nelson, but also to attract a totally new market - the older student. New degrees either proposed or already im- plemented include masters in business administration, public administration, and computer science, as well as graduate courses in nursing, he said. While only serving 3040 full-time equivalent students now, Flint has the...…

…1968 - Year of the Tiger It doesn't matter f 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 in...…

…4 Sorts rL-- A A! -L! _: 1.. Page 12 Wednesday, July 29, 1981 The Michigan Daily THREE-YEAR RAMS DEAL Owens inks pact From wire and staff reports FULLERTON, Calif.-Linebacker Mel Owens of Michigan, the No. 1 draft pick of the LosAngeles Rams, signed a contract yesterday and reported to the National Football League team's training camp 10days later than other rookies. Owens signed a series of three one-year contracts with an option yea...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 48-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, July 29, 1980 Ten Cents. Sixteen Pages Renegade Dems meet to lead our ticket," Mondale declared. FromAPandUPI 'I- 5e7z"I intend to do everything I can to in- WASHINGTON - A group of disen- n open COflPli1Ol sure his renomination and re-election." anted congressional Democrats ch launched. a lobbying campaign yester- day aimed at throwing open- the Democratic National Con...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily Joint committee asks increase in federal aid program funding BY JOYCE FRIEDEN A House and Senate conference committee recently reached agreement on a plan which would increase the maximum allowable limit granted to college students under certain federal financial aid programs. The plan calls for a ceiling of $1,900 per student under the Basic Educational Opportunity Grant program in fiscal 1981...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 3 'T~uno1 Qimano > TEU rejects resoundingly AATA's final contract offer By ELAINE RIDEOUT Negotiations between striking bus drivers and the Ann Arbor Transpor- tation Authority were forced back to the drawing board Sunday night as mem- bers of the Transportation Employees Union voted 112-18 to reject AATA's final offer. "It doesn't look good when after four weeks of negotiations the union reject...…

…An interview with a A Democratic non-event T HE DEMOCRATS could learn a lot from the Republicans, considering the overwhelming popularity Ronald Reagan now seems to be en- joying. But one Republican lesson the Democrats should avoid is how to stage a political non-event. Two weeks ago, the Republicans created a non- event not soon to be forgotten as the vice- presidential spot was at the last minute snatched from Gerald Ford's clutching hand...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 5 AFTER T"HE STFORM. Detroit Edison extends its thanks to more than 3000 customers who suffered from the most severe thunderstormon record. Your patience and understanding helped make orderly restoration of electricity possible. The thunderstorm that struck at 9 A.M. Wednesday, July 16 was the worst in the area's history. Over 500 utility poles were snapped like toothpicks by hurricane force wind...…

…Page 6-Tuesday July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily McDUFFIE CASE RE-OPENED Court indicts Miami cop a MIAMI (AP) - A federal grand jury investigating the beating death of black businessman Arthur McDuffie yester- day indicted a white former Dade Coun- ty policeman who had been granted state immunity for his testimony against his fellow officers. A federal prosecutor said further in- dictments would be sought before the investigation concluded. T...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 7 Keith rescues the new Stones Emotional Rescue The Rolling Stones Rolling Stones COC 1601 By MARK COLEMAN After months of the expected agonizing anticipation, the Rolling Stones' new album has been out few weeks now. Yet the popular reac- tion to Emotional Rescue, or maybe the lack of it, seems a might peculiar. The album is selling briskly of course, and "She's So Cold" has fit perfectly into s...…

…Page 8-Tuesday, July 29, 1980- The Michigan Daily 4 Athletes, upset by early disco closing, storm Olympic village MOSCOW (UPI) - Western athletes, angered by the early closing of the Olympic village discotheque, ram- paged through the sprawling compound early yesterday in a venting of their frustrations and boredom only eight days into the Games. Reports said some shouted "Free Afghanistan!" during the food- throwing and shouting incident, ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 9 PRUDENTIAL GETS AXE FOR NON-COMPLIANCE Gov't cancels piece of the rock From APand UPI WASHINGTON-The Labor Department ordered the cancellation yesterday of more than $180 million in government business with Prudential Insurance Co. of America, saying the company was impeding a federal review of possible job discrimination prac- tices. Prudential, the nation's largest insurance com- pany, is the...…

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…The Michigan Daily--Tu'esday-,July 29, 1980-Page 11 Driver's ed. accident A student from Brandywine High School lies in the rear of a driver education auto awaiting transfer to Pawating Hospital in Niles. Four students were injured yesterday when the auto was struck by a tanker truck on U.S. 12 about three miles east of Niles. Funds scarce for public TV series onVietnam Brown raps GOP military superiority position WASHINGTON (AP)-Defense Sec...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 13 An interview with I. (Continued from Page 4 Y Anna Karenina and enjoy it and understand it. He didn't need guides and explanations. It was crystal clear. While Joyce used his gifts to become so ob- scure that readers would have to use 10 dictionaries instead of one. Q. Some people do genuinely enjoy Joyce, though. A. Almost everyone of them has a Ph.D. or is working for one. They enjoy obscur...…

…Page 14-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily A irlines begin fare war over N.Y.-London . 4 I standby LONDON (AP) - Two major airlines launched a trans-Atlantic fare war yesterday, undercutting each other repeatedly in a battle that already has driven the cheapest, one-way London- New York standby ticket down to $196. The fare reductions, subject to government approval, undercut Sir Freddie Laker's low-cost Skytrain, and a new round of ...…

…U.S. effort to produce smaller cars seen as threat to Japan DEARBORN (UPI) - The $80 billion effort by U.S. automakers to produce smaller cars poses a dangerous threat to the Japanese auto industry - and not vice versa - a Nissan Motor Co. executive said yesterday. That remark by Masataka Okuma, a Nissan executive vice president, turned the tables on U.S. auto executives who have complained unanimously in recent months about Japanese inroads ...…

…Page 16-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily 0 :.:............................................~~'. .*i qpw4r lqw Surprise! West cleans up in 200 meters * EAST GERMANY'S LUTZ DOMBROWSKI sails gracefully through the air on his way to a gold medal-winning jump of 28-,% at the Moscow Olympics yes- terday. Dombrowski became only the second man ever to broad jump more than 28 feet. The first? Bob Beamon of the United States, who did it i...…

…lfi ""MMMMN kk [ AmIchian DAILY Ann Arbor, Michigan 9 Free Issue Vol. .XXXVIII, No. 54-S Saturday, July 29, 1978 Sixteen Pages I Regents OK MSA housing, Legal Aid fee By BRIAN BLANCHARD After extensive debate during both sessions of this month's meeting, the Regents agreed yesterday to include the Ann Arbor Tenants' Union, Campus Legal Aid services and Housing Law Reform Project among the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) activities funded...…

…Page 2-Saturday; July 29, 1978-The Michigan Daily Church Worship Serices FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1432 Washtenaw Ave. 662-4466 Summer Worship-9:30 a.m. Sunday. * * * LORD OF LIGHT LUTHERAN CHURCH (the campus ministry of the ALC-LCA) Gordon Ward, Pastor 801 S. Forest at Hill St.--668-7622 Sunday Worship at 10:00 a.m. UNIVERSITY REFORMED CHURCH 1001 E. Huron Calvin Malefyt, Minister 10:00 a.m.-Morning Service 6:30 p.m.-Informal Worship * * * ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 29, 1978-Page 3 State hopefuls debate abortion, marijuana By MICHAEL ARKUSH "There is more anger at the political The crop of Republican and scene than I've ever seen, and that Democratic candidates vying to scares me," said the gray-haired Pier- replace Gilbert Bursley as the 18th ce. district's state senator met at City Hall GEORGE GOODMAN, Democratic Thursday night, expecting to debate the mayor of Ypsilant...…

…Page 4-Saturday, July 29, 1978-The Michigan Daily RECORDS Double Vision Foreigner AtlanticSD19999 Can the overnight success of Foreigner carry them through a trium- phant encore to their phenomenal debut effort? This Anglo-American sextet has found its formula in combining driving rock with awesome technical precision. Their new album, Double Vision, builds on the rockers from Foreigner, con- tinuing the exemplary execution and even improving...…