…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 18-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 3, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Ex-attorney general in .k fran despite U.S. gov't objections From UPI and AP TEHRAN, Iran - Defying a U.S. travel ban, former attorney general Ramsey Clark and'Nobel Prize-winning biologist George Wald flew into Tehran with eight other Americans yesterday to try to talk with Iranian officials about the release of 53 American hostages. The Am...…
…Page 2-Tuesday. June 3, 1980-The Michigan Dqily Ex-attorney general flies to Tehran; ignores ban (Continued from Page 1) ning from a 15-year exile and leading his revolutionaries to power. The document, on three pages, was marked "top secret," with instructions to "deliver during duty hours." Huyser wrote of various efforts the military could take to restore order in the coun- try, hut then said, "If that fails then my guidance to them is we ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 3 Local Scenemmol- Regents briefed on replacement plan options for 'U' Hospital By MITCH STUART The University Board of Regents, in a special meeting Sunday, received a briefing on the three "block plans" for the $200 million-plus University Hospital replacement program. University administration officials did not ask the Regents to approve any of the basic plans at that time, but may ask them to...…
…Paqe 4-Tuesday, June 3. 1980-The Michigan Daily Ocean graveyards for 4 nuclear waste disposal of c d) l nit t diffn in SANDIEO-Ltte i knwnO sanai, poiu an u uson SAN DIEGO-Littis knon Br through water action,earth crust V. . ,*..>. of the deep ocean bottom or its By David Helvarg geology and delivery systems at heUirsy f Mihianrole in maintaining the sea's a tC hsecologicalb web of life, Strange, are not located where they were and securit...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 5 Regents hear new hospital plans (Continued from Page 1) and drive costs higher, they said. The architects pointed out if separate buildings are constructed as in plan C, different building codes can be followed, depending on the eventual use for each building. That would provide for lower costs, they Said, than if one building were built and the toughest codes were followed. One final problem th...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-The Michigan Daily WILL SEEK REDUCED SENTENCE 4 Diggs WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Charles Diggs (D-Mich.), lost at the Supreme Court yesterday on a final ef- fort to avoid a three-year prison sen- tence for mail fraud and taking payroll kickbacks. The Detroit Democrat, Congress' senior black member, said he will not try to delay the imposition of the sen- tence, but will ask the trial judge to reduce the time he must...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1 AP Photo A GROUP OF CUBAN refugees rush to the main gate of the Fort Chaffee, to a nearby highway, but were chased back to the gate by police. Ark., relocation center Monday as rioting breaks out. Many refugees made it Troops ordered to refugee site From APandUPI FORT CHAFFEE, Ark. - A con- tingent of 1,400 Army troops was or- dered to this seething Cuban refugee relocation center yesterday, as Presiden...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 9 Kennedy campaigns despite sure Carter Dem. convention win From UPI and AP Although President Carter is certain to lock up the Democratic presidential nomination in today's final primaries of 1980, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), barnstormed across the country on election eve as if the race were wide open. , Carter remained at the White House, assured of picking up the delegates he needs today to ...…
…Page 10-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-The Michigan Daily MILITARY TO DRAFT NEW CONSTITUTION S. Korean congress thwarted .0 SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - In yet another apparent setback for democracy, South Korea's military- dominated government said yesterday that the popularly elected National Assembly will not help write the nation's new constitution. The government also announced the appointment of two military leaders - Maj. Gen. Ro Tae-woo, command...…
…Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 11 POPE JOHN PAUL ll greets children from different countries in Paris Monday. The pope was there to address a meeting of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization. South rre finerie rocked bybomb blasts Pope calls work of scientists dangerous to man PARIS (AP)-Pope John Paul II, ending a busy four-day visit to France, said yesterday that experiments to modify genes are as...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 13 P Daily Classifieds (Continued from Page 12) WANTED TO RENT FALL-MALE Ph.D. student, age 27, looking for apartment, apartment mate, for Sept. Prefer Medical Campus, need parking. Call Walt, 764- 3167 (day), 995-3885 (night). 75L1605 HELP WANTED I TEMPORARY JOBS IN AUGUST & SEPTEMBER Your student bookstore is now accepting applica- tions for Fall Book Rush. Full time work. $3.59/ hour. Apply now...…
…Page 14-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-The Michigan Daily Carter- to ask for approval of gas rationing WASHINGTON (AP)-President Carter will ask Congress this week or next to approve an emergency gasoline rationing system that would unavoidably shortchange millions of Americans if it takes effect, an ad- ministration official acknowledged yesterday. Deputy, Administrator Douglas Robinson of the Department of Energy said the plan, calling for massive is...…
…The Michigan Dily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 15 Sports SUNDAY IS SUNNY Blue to flin start; dunsCal (continued from Page 16) less expressed accurately the post- game feeling. "It's a shame both teams couldn't have won. Cal played super, we just got a couple more key hits," said Mid- daugh. There was added incentive for both ' teams to prevail in the early afternoon game, as the loser would have to fight for their tournament life just 45 minute...…
…Page 16-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-The Michigan Daily se eSports Michigan trails Arizona By JON WELLS Specialto TheDaily CHOKE CITY, Neb.-The Michigan baseball team, losers to Miami (Fla.), 3-2, yesterday, trailed Arizona 7-0 in the seventh inning last night at the College World Series here. Since two defeats means elimination from the tournament, a Wolverine loss would bring the team home to Ann Ar- bor. The Wildcats jumped on freshman righthand...…
…e Micigan ai Vol. XCI, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 3, 1981 Sixteen Pages 'U' therapy program targeted for elimination PHYSICAL THERAPY CURRICULUM Director, Richard Darnell, discusses the Medical School dean's recommendation to discontinue the program which supplies 36 of the state's 87 physical therapists each year. ed school prom otes our wit out tenure By ANDREW CHAPMAN The University Medical School has stirred up con...…
…Page 2--Wednesday, June 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily Reagan visits Brady, says 'e's just fine' From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-President Reagan spent an emotional 16 minutes with wounded White House press secretary James Brady at the hospital yesterday and said his spokesman is "coming along great" and is "very happy." It was the president's first visit to his critically wounded aide since they both were shot in an assassination attempt more than ni...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 3, 1981-Page 3 PRISON OFFICIALS SA Y DISTURBANCE QUELLED Inmates riot in Hawaii HONOLULU (AP)-About 300 inmates took over a cellblock of the Oahu Community Correctional Cen- ter yesterday in what had been labeled "a major disturbance," but later agreed to withdraw so riot equipped guards could search for contraband, of- ficials said. No injuries had been reported and no hostages were taken, but the trouble w...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, June 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily Inmate release haltedin Kent County, LANSING (UPI) - A state appeals court yesterday, in a bid to challenge a Kent County early release program to" ease crowding at the county jail, or- dered a stay of the program until the case has been heard. Kent County Prosecutor David Sawyer filed the suit in the Michiganr Court of Appeals last week to protest" the early release plan, which was or- dered b...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 3; 1981-Page 5 New car being developed MADISON, Wis. (UPI)-Two researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison say they are on the verge of engineering a car capable of traveling 100 miles on a gallon of gasoline. The key to the experiment is a yariable speed tran- smission, a system of belts and pulleys that con- tinuously change their "gear ratio" as driving con- ditions dictate. Andre Frank and Norman...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, June 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily Charms of A2 Ballet Theatre 4 By ELLEN RIESER Saturday night at the Michigan Theatre, Ann Arbor Ballet Theatre preaented a program compoaed ofa story ballet and five miniaturea. The performance, which was the second in the life of Ann Arbor's newest ballet troupe, showed how far the company has improved since its premiere per formance last December. Some rough edges still show, but in general...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Wednesday, June 3, 1981 Page 7 Professional Theatre Program announces beginning of Summer Repertory series By GINA DiM With the pressures o1 is no bettter time than plore cultural tidbits of University community Ann Arbor. The Depar and Drama couldn't ag Professional Theatre embarks once again Summer Repertor something that's be University since the ea Jean Galan, gener PTP, is enthusias program's progress. cited with ...…
…Opinion Page 8 Wednesday, June 3, 1981 The Michigan Daily l J 1 1 1 1 Gun control-a ray o hope? the importation of Saturday Night Horseshit. The Second Amendment, not be infringed." By Fred Schill Specials, but not the domestic rarely quoted in its entirety (not by the As any lawyer worth his beans manufacture and sale of them. Hence, NRA, anyway), says: "A well knows, and as the American Law Second of a two-part story. John Hinckley was abl...…
…-Wednesday, June 3, 1981-Page 9 Med dean: Eliminate physical therapy program (Contirfued from Page1) Dean's recommendation for discon- tinuance. "It's been coming on," Elie commented. "You can't give the best training if you have no money or faculty," Elie said. "If the state of Michigan wants physical therapists, they'll have to educate them." ANOTHER RECENT graduate, Frank Szechota, said that even though he didn't think the program should be...…
…4 Page 10-Wednesday, June 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily SENATE FILIBUSTER EXPECTED Reagan still backs Lefever From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-President Reagan remains a floor vote. whether the administration continued to support the determined to fight for confirmation of Ernest Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N.C.), a Lefever supporter on nomination. Lefever as his human rights adviser despite war- the Foreign Relations Committee, said White House Baker said th...…
…B elievers wait for June 28 ascension TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - John Vickers sold his home. Dr. James McCullough donated a Porsche. Former award-winning bodybuilder Bert Seelman cut his training. They are among 50 members of a Tucson religious group who say they expect to be physically lifted to Heaven to be with God on June 28. "0000, GLORY, I get bliss just thinking about it," said Bill Maupin, spiritual leader of the fundamen- talist Lighthouse...…
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…ednesday, June 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 I Borg-ish Swedish tennis star Bjorn Borg is pictured here in anything but the an orthodox stance for a return during his match against Hungarian Balasz Taroczy in the quarterfinals of the French Open. Borg's own style was superior though, as he marched to a 6-3, 6-3, 6-2 victory. . UAP Photo WHATARE YOU WANG FOR? Subscribe to The oily! Call 764-0558 or 764-0560 todayl WANTS LEONARD'S TITLE: H...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 3, 1981-Page 15 SPORTS OF THE DAILY Griese may not return to Dolphins NEW YORK (AP) - Bob Griese, the man who quarterbacked the Miami Dolphins to three Super Bowl ap- pearances and two National Football } League championships, will probably not return to the Dolphins this year, the team's general manager said yester- day. J. Michael Robbie, also vice- president of the Dolphins, said that- Miami will gear its...…
…Sp orts Page 16 Wednesday, June 3, 1981 The Michigan Daily CALD WELL CLAIMS 5-2 WIN Talks Brewers topple Tigers move to By RON POLLACK fiel where Thomas retrieved it only to prompting the clearing of both benches. DETROITspecilIthe DaMilwaukee compound the problem by over- Neither Ogilvie or Cappuzzello retur- cr o m Brewr's5-2vicory vertheDetoit throwing to first base in an attempt to ned to the game following the incident.. Brewer's 5-2...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 21-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursdoy, June 3, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Poges plus Supplement - v r . s v d u 4#i i ) 73 y 4r'f Y. . q A bs as k p p Y i, 3 T b in,.,wfY.. yb; .y r 9, s? a m x t ,. iz k f. T " . ,, }v b rd.W x a b s' x r Nsx q . y k . ?mss re 'T 5 w S .. 1. Aga j.. 1 , , t kk a, V ~., le _ ,:) 4, r I $ l . . r a ; "", v, i yf -. f i^. "From AP and UPI British gunners sand commandos tightened the...…
…Page 2-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Judge backs Princeton in plagiarism ease TRENTON N.J. (AP)- Princeton University is entitled to block a senior from graduating with her class next week because she plagiarized portions of a Spanish term paper, a judge ruled yesterday. "I personally wish Princeton Univer- sity had reviewed this case with a greater measure of humanity," said Superior Court Judge William Dreier. "I, however, canno...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 3 THOUSANDS EXPECTED TO A TTEND Ya'ssoo festival begins By GEORGE ADAMS Singing, dancing, three different or- chestras, and a variety of Greek food and drink will all be part of the eleventh annual Ann Arbor Ya'ssoo Greek Festival, which begins today.- The festival, which will run from 11 a.m. to midnight today, Friday, and Saturday is sponsored by Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 414 N. Ma...…
…Page 4-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Both sides said to break-rules in Falkiands LONDON (AP)- Accounts by British journalists on the Falklands sparked allegations yesterday of possible breaches by both Argentina and Britain of internationally accepted rules' of war. The reports allege that Argentine soldiers fired on British paratroopers sfterrraising the white flag of surrender and thst the British forced Argentine prisoners to c...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 5 Democrats out of debt for first " " time in WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democratic Party is out of debt for the first time since 1968, but Republicans have an $80 million edge going into the 1982 campaign. The Democrats' debt-free status will last only a few hours, however, since the party has agreed to assume $600,000 of the $1.25 million owed by the Carter- Mondale campaign committee at the end ...…
…Opinion Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 21-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom E-dited and managed by studenti' at the University of M'Iichigan European stage RESIDENT REAGAN arrived in Europe yesterday amid threats from terrorist groups that his trip will be "eventful and un- forgettable." But beyond the forewarnings and the Tuesday bombings of American military bases in West Germany, the president faces a formidable task. First...…
…*Atts The Michigan Daily Thursday, June 3, 1982 Page 7 A selection of campus film highlights Fahrenheit 451 American Graffiti (Francois Truffaut, 1966) (George Lucas, 1973) In the far, far future reading is Before Lucas brought you Star illegal and firemen start fires in- Wars, he set his sights on a small stead of putting them out. Ray town in California and captured the Bradbury's tale of a man who takes confusion of what to do with one...…
…Page 8--Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Doily 'Anti-christian' TV stirs up religious wrath By Kenneth Clark UnitedPress International , NEW YORK - The Rev. Donald Wildmon might have more suc- cess in his effort to boycott garbage on television if he would stop trying to sweep out what little true quality remains. Sadly for the pastor from Tupelo, Miss., the yardstick by which he measures NBC these days is neither long enough nor broad eno...…
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… 4 t Mtrhtgan til "Gone Fishin' " Summer Recreation Supplement Wet Refreshers A handy guide to area watering holes Off-Beat Interests Ideas for interesting things to do Page 3 Page 3 Water Frolics Page 3 Canoeing, sailing, swimming, and windsurfing trom the editor's desk To the reader: Following a winter of record-break- ing low temperatures, these few welcome months of warm weather should be taken advantage of. In put- ting together the ...…
…Beating the I By SCOTT STUCKAL pelin T-shirt and have come here just to Daily Staff Writer observe. It's a warm summer eve, and you're MR. FLOOD'S PARTY (120 W. Liber- sitting on the porch swatting ty) mosquitoes, and watching the world go Recently, Flood's has begun to at- by. Perhaps a friend drops by, and the tract more of the student attention it two of you decide to go to a bar. That's deserves, but the crowd here is still the easy part. ...…
…Page 4-B-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Escape the city on a bike By BILL SPINDLE loop tour that runs on Huron Parkway, . you can't really escape to the east, a longer tour that day or head back to Daiy Staff Writer along the Huron river. you have to go through Ypsilanti," said Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor's rural roads and sur- STARTING DOWNTOWN, take Pendleton. McGraw said the group also holds rounding countryside offer the weekend Broadw...…
…The Michigan Doily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 5-B Calendar of summer events to enjoy (Continued from Page 4) and Liberty. The State St. Area Mer- chants Association sponsors the fair. The Ann Arbor Street Fair takes place on East and South University. It is the original street fair and is in its 23rd year. About 300 exhibitors are ex- pected to participate, according to the Fair Coordinator. The University Artists and craftsmen guild's Summe...…
…Page 6-B-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily DETROIT: The big cit nex! A ,. ,fi . : ,. By MARK GINDIN Daily Staff Writer People lift their eyes from their cars, bicycles, canoes, and softball fields, look around, and utter the immortal phrase, "Is this all there is?" For those wishing for the hustle of city life, the large buildings, and the real (non-university) people to talk to, Ann Arbor simply doesn't make it. This humble college ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 7-B re the usual concerts, its, and exhibitions se Louis and Cobo. And I again feature the an- 4 als. ,:, Y a day's relaxation, not forget the annual ions. The Greek com- summer's first festival, lay party last weekend, heritage and creating est food this side of he portion of the city Greeks to attract and as well as make a little red in the celebration. NED to overwhelm served in the Aikon iwn....…
…4 Don your swimsuits and take the plunge! (Continued from Page 3) 7-9 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is closed Sundays. Diving has priority Monday thru Friday, 2 to 3 p.m. The NCRB pool is open Monday thru Friday 7-9 a.m., 10 to 12 a.m. (Spring term only), and 12 to 8 p.m., Saturday 1 to8 p.m., and Sunday 12 to 8p.m. WHILE THE UNIVERSITY should certainly be proud of their pools, half the fun of swimming in the s...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 9-B Enjoy summer; take to the water and Swim! (Continued from Page 8> who crave competition, they also hold races every other Sunday. "That's ex- citing," Carter said, "Small lakes are tricky, with all the wind shifts and gusts." If you really want to hike out and fly across the surfact of the water, try For- tune Marine on Whitmore Lake, who rent catamarans for about $20 an hour or $38 for four ...…
…Page 10-B- Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor's parks offer the great escape who enjoy summer water fun. Canoes and paddleboats can be rented by the hour and the park has its own fishing area. Bicycles, both single seat and tandem, are also available for hourly rental. In addition, Gallup's walkable nature area is accessible to the han- dicapped. Island Park, located adjacent to Fuller Park, is, as its name suggests, an islan...…
