…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom t t ~i~ui4g RADIANT It will be sunny today, with a high of 50 degrees. To- night's weather calls for clear skies, and a low in the mid-20s. f - * [~TS u. .aaa *3 ** . -. Vol. XCI, No. 49 Copyright i1980, The.ichigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, October 30, 1980 Ten Cents Ten Pages z Ten Paaes w Tisch sues Shapiro; hearing set for today By KEVIN TOTTIS An Ingham County Circuit Court jud...…
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… Regents debate (Continued from Page 1) Baker reiterated the University. policy that only Regents meetings ' are open to the public. Baker, from Ann Arbor, was elec- ted Regent in 1972. He is the president of his own construction firm. Laro, an attorney from Flint, was appointed to fill a vacancy on the Board of Regents in July, 1975, by Gov. William Milliken. HERTZBERG, FROM Bloomfield Hills, has served on a number of political committees wit...…
…0I OPINION Page 4 Thursday, October 30, 1980 The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Blow by blow Vol. XCI, No.49 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, Mt 48109 A transcript of the Daily's 0 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Watch those sweets! attempt to cover a meeting T OMORROW NIGHT, all across the United States, millions of little goblins will swarm to million...…
…the ann arbor film cooperative, ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, October 30, 1980 Page 5 Meier leads 'U Symphony Be an angel. *I Read iePio 764-0558 TONIGHT TONIGHT presents BERGMAN'S SMILES OF A SUMMER NIGHT 7:00 & 9:00 Aud. A An award-winning comedy about partner swapping. Swedish with subtitles ADMISSION: $2 F By ED PRINCE Thank God for Gustav Meier, who led the University Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday, October 28 at Hill Auditorium...…
…Page 6-Thursday, October 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily If you find your name and address in today's Michigan Daily classified. page YOU WIN 200'1: TWO FREE TICKETS A Space Odyssey -L to any one of State 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies. .APOCALYPSE1 NOW. LTiE 13th Nis hangus are Hilarious ;r HaroldPMaude 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter! ust look through todoy's Classified kds. Five U. of M. students will find their -ames hidden in this se...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 30, 1980-Page 7 Campaign, drawing to * a close for Carter, Reagan CLEVELAND (AP)-President Carter and Ronald Reagan took up their campaign debate at a distance yesterday, back among the voters in parallel quests for the support of major swing states that will make one of them a winner on Election Day. In the brief balance of their long White House contest, the two will be concentrating on much the same te...…
…I SPORTS Page 8 Thursday, October 30, 1980 The Michigan Daily State school ADs By JON MORELAND Ask Gil Canale, Pat Clysdale, Dr. Chalmer , Hixson, and Bob Becker how they're voting on Proposal 'D' in the election, and they'll reply with a slightly sarcastic and extremely ner- vous laugh. These men are currently the athletic direc- tors at Northern Michigan, Western Michigan, Wayne State, and Saginaw Valley State, but all four claim that p...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 30, 1980-Page 9 Searching for rational answers A joke? No, the comical element was often replaced by more somber moments, like that portrayed in the pic- ture at the right. , A farce? Only if you think the Open Meetings Act is a piece of useless legislation that was enacted to please special interests. A chance to attend a public meeting? Yes. That's exactly what it was. And I sincerely hope Don Canham an...…
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…a. Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom j:11hr 4p 4HtCb ,.t an 1 19 IE aII UNSPECIA L Mostly cloudy today, showers possible. Highs in the low to mid 70s. Over- night low around 50. ,.- ,r * l - . A . I VoI. XCI, No. 23 Copyrighlt 1980, IThe Michigan LDoily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 30, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages :: Armed robbers hold up store in South Quad Daily Photo by JIM KRUZ JULIE LUFT serves an unide...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, September 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily WANTS INPUT FOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Union committee hears students By JULIE SELBST A student group drafting a gover- nance charter for the Michigan Union conducted the first in a series of open hearings last night to gather advice from its constituents. ' Greter student participation in the executive board decisions of the Union, however, took only a small step for- ward, as only three studen...…
…O'Reilly stresses student concerns The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 30, 1980-Page 3 By SUE INGLIS In exchange for student support, *athleen O'Reilly offered leadership and action on issues that concern students. The Democratic candidate for U.S. Congressman Carl Pursell's Second District seat made her plea for votes to about 200 students yesterday on the steps of the Graduate Library. Te 33-year-old former director of the donsumer Feder...…
…OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, September 30, 1980 The Michigan Daily die mbtuig an 46, Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Confessions of a sell-out Vol. XCI, No. 23 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board The faculty is grieving I had almost been able to forget about it. It was more than two months ago, there has been little mention of it in the pr...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 30, 1980-- Page 5 STUDY CITES 300 CONT AMINA TION CASES LAST YEAR Drinkingwai From AP and UPI , many areas-is seriously threatened by WASHINGTON-Saying much of overuse, indiscriminate dumping of the nation's drinking water may be im- hazardous wastes, improper disposal in periled by chemical contamination, a unlined pits, ponds, and lagoons and the House subcommittee yesterday iden- use of toxic degreasin...…
…ARTS Page 6 Tuesday, September 30, 1980 The Michigan Daily Jazz history reconsidered Arthur Blythe looks in from the outside By MARK COLEMAN Arthur Blythe's initial Ann Arbor ap- pearance lent solid support to his growing reputation as one of the most exciting new voices in jazz. Opening the final show of Eclipse's third annual festival, the alto saxophonist displayed a distinctive, commanding style as he combined a variety of modern inf...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 30, 1980-Page 7 SATURDAYNIGHT JAZZ Tale of two tenors By MARK COLEMAN The audience this past Saturday night at toe Jazz festival got a taste of the best, and worst in contemporary jazz. Chico Freeman and quintet presented an extremely progressive vision of the musical mainstream, while Stanley Turientine and his sextet made a regressive stab at lowest-common- denominator appeal. *Sqn of respected Chicago...…
…a 0 If you find your name and address in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of State 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies. - w zrn6 WxmW. JOHN WATERS X 5 S 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, call our busi- ness office at 764-0560 (9 a.m.-5 p.m.). 420 Maynard. within ...…
…The librarian: A The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 30, 1980-Page 9 changing role Daily Photo by DAVID HARRIS A LIBRARY science student uses a computer to aid her research. By KEVIN TOTTIS Tucked away in the recesses of Win- chell Hall are the offices of the smallest school in the University--one that many consider to be among the top five of its kind in the country. This is the same school which placed more than 80 per cent of its 1979 ...…
…SPORTS Page 10 Tuesday, September 30, 1980 The Michigan Daily Stickers stick it to foes Bo's blue offense: By BARB BARKER and MARTHA CRALL One of the strengths of this year's field hockey team is that there is not one star player, according to coach Candy Zientek. "Not having to rely on one person iakes things go better all the way around,' said Zientek. "We're going :4, Home opener today vs. CMU out to play our best and we'll take ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 30, 1980-Page 11 TITLE BOUT SET FOR THURSDAY Muhammad meets the champ B. D~AN NEVJWAN Dy "a l4r WMAIN Back in the days when he floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee, champion Muhammad Ali prepared for title defenses with his sparring partner Larry Holmes. But it will be Holmes who will be trying to defend the crown when the two meet in Las- Vegas' Caesar's Palace on Thursday night for the World H...…
…Page 12-Tuesday, September 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily HAVE DINNER WITH Charle THIS WEEK A bowl of chili, a slice of corn- bread & a glass of beer or soda. Special Is from 6-8 pm, M-F Good Time Charley's 1140 South University--668-8411 SUNDAY, SEPT. 21 Tennis Singles Tournament Champions Advanced-Robert Coleman Intermediate-Stan Nelson Women's-Margaret Nowak SUNDAY, SEPT.28 Tennis Co-Rec Tournament Robert Coleman-Julie Pretzat def. John Chang...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 49-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 30, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages U.N. backs Palestine Israel ordered to abandon settlements From UPI and AP UNITED NATIONS - The U.N. General Assembly voted overwhelm- ingly yesterday to demand that Israel begin withdrawing from its occupied territories by Nov. 15 and make way for a Palestinian state. The resolution was passed at the end of a fiery six-day emergency deba...…
…Page 2-WednesdayJuly 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily U.N. tells Israel to leave occupied lands (Continued from Page 1)i Many delegates said they abstained for the same reason. But to the hardline Arabs, the resolution was a "compromise," an ac- ceptable minimum. The resolution was one of two critical of Israeli policies in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip - where the proposed Palestinian state would be established und...…
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…Page 4-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Israel must begin withdrawal T APPEARS to be a prelude to an inevitable showdown, one that could determine whether the future holds peace for the Middle East. "It" is the United Nations resolution, passed handily yesterday, which establishes a deadline for the withdrawal from lands occupied by Israel in the 1967 war. The United States voted in the negative, and was joined by only six other na...…
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…Page 6-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Energy experts call for reduced foreign oil use I I By ADRIENNE LYONS and BETH ROSENBERG Special tohe Daily WASHINGTON - Americans should make every effort to replace the use of oil with alternative energy sources in order to decrease dependence on foreign oil, an energy expert said here last night. "It's a waste for us to use oil for cars," said Herman Bluestein, a spokesman for the Departm...…
…The Michigan Doily-Wednesday July 30, 1980-Page 7 CAMPAIGN EFFORTS STEPPED UP Michigan vital to Anderson DETROIT (UPI) - John Anderson's national campaign chief said yesterday backers of the independent presidential hopeful are "not taking anything for granted" in efforts to nail down a slot on Michigan's fall ballot. To assure the breakaway Republican a line on the ballot, his campaign must meet the second requirement of Michigan's strict ba...…
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…Page 10-Wddnesday, July 30,1980-The Michigan Daily Ambience and ambivalence I Flesh and Blood Roy Music Atco SD-32-102 Plateaux ofMirror BrianE Enomarold Budd EG Editions AMB 002 By MARK DIGHTON Well, it's time to put Roxy Music out of its misery again. Let's hope that it's for good this time. When Bryan Ferry revived the group last year and released Manifesto there was some hope that they could continue to produce at leastacceptable album...…
…The Michigan Daily-WednegdayJuly 30; 1980-Page 11 THOUSANDS LINE STREETS TO BID LAST FAREWELL Shah buried with full honors From AP and UPI CAIRO, Egypt-The deposed Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was laid to rest with full military honors yesterday after a state funeral shun- ned by all world leaders except President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and two former heads of state. Former U.S. President Richard Nixon and ex-King Constantine XII of Gre...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-Page 13 Milliken sets stage for tax - cut battle with Tisch backers LANSING (UPI) - Gov. William: Milliken began at a bill-signing ceremony yesterday what he hopes will be a bipartisan fall offensive to woo voters away from the Tisch tax-cut proposal with his own more moderate reform plan. Milliken, flanked by legislative leaders and other officials, called the signing of nine bills which accompany...…
…Page 14-Wednesddy, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Carter camp appeals to Dems for confab help From UPland AP WASHINGTON - President Carter's campaign lieutenants made an im- passioned appeal to congressional Democrats yesterday to support the president in the face of threatened defections at the party's national con- vention next month. As rebellious Democrats in Congress pursued their drive to enlist backers for an open convention that mi...…
…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, July 30, 1980-Page 15 ~ Sports Stevenson punches way to semis; Yugoslavs vs. Italy for hoop gold MOSCOW (AP)-Mighty Teofilo ball team ended when Yugoslavia strength of its victory over the Soviets 1980 Olympic Games regatta. Stevenson advanced in Olympic defeated Brazil, 96-95, in the last last week. Marcos Soares, 19, and Eduardo heavyweight boxing competition semifinal game. Italy beat Spain, 95-89, and the USS...…
…Page 16-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily EYES OF DETROIT ON 'HIT MAN' 0 By DETR Latin-Ar yesterd welterw work oi didn't ca has been his title Cuevas no pushover or Hearns BUDDY MOOREHOUSE AFTER CUEVAS leftthe crowd in toe-to-toe, then the fight could g B OorEHsE te CUEkAu room , to grow e- Lemonth in Montreal. But Duran, other way. Right now, Hearns' bid A-DaySports Analysis the workout room began to grow, ex- neutralizing Leonar...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 16-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, May 30, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Jordan off critical list Black leader survives shooting By JULIE ENGEBRECHT Specialto the Daily With wire service reports FORT WAYNE, Ind..- National Urban League President Vernon Jordan Jr. was shot and seriously wounded by a sniper early yesterday as he returned to his motel in a car driven by a female civil rights worker. Surgeons operated...…
…Page 2-Friday, May 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Voters to decide fate of nuke weapons plant in California county SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - Anti-nuclear activists are asking voters in next Tuesday's primary election to approve an initiative outlawing the manufacture of nuclear weapons parts in this pic- turesque coastalcommunity. The initiative, Measure Ajs directed at a hilltop factory situated among beaches and redwood forests where Lockheed makes...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 30, 1980-Page 3 Politicians cal registration unnecessary step to war By KEVIN TOTTIS Draft registration is an unnecessary step toward war was the message pushed by two state legislators and one U.S. congressional candidate last night. State Sen. Edward Pierce (D-Ann Arbor), State Rep. Perry Bullard (D- ,Ann Arbor), and U.S. Second Congressional District Democratic candidate Kathleen O'Reilly spoke at a peace vi...…
…Page 4-Friday, May 30,1980-The Michigan Daily S. African squatters defy homelands policy 4 Oscenizoty, zoning and basic rights T IHE ANN Arbor zoning ordinance that pro- hibits the establishment of "adult" bookstores within 700 feet of a residential area clearly violates the first amendment of the United States Con- stitution. Unfortunately, the courts are not likely to see the issue so clearly. The Supreme Court has long con- sidered "obsc...…
…The Michigan Daily--Friday, May 30, 1980-Page 5 South Korean troops cordon off second city From APandUPI SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean troops have sealed off a second southern city where anti-government demonstrations were reported con- tinuing yesterday despite the presence of soldiers. Travelers from the port city of Mok- po, 44 miles southwest of Kwangju, said about 20,000 people staged anti-gover- nment demonstrations on Wednesday and...…
…Page 6-Friday. May 30,1980-The 0 Consumer advocate to try for Congress By DANIEL WOODS Kathleen O'Reilly, a Washington, D.C.-based consumer activist, announ- ced her intention to seek the 2nd U.S. Congressional District Democratic nomination Tuesday at her parent's home in Plymouth. The seat is curren- tly held by Rep. Carl Pursell (R- Plymouth). The 34-year-old attorney said she blames Congress for double-digit in- flation and unemployment, d...…
…House From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-The House rejected a $613.3 billion, defense-minded 1981 balanced budget last night but then voted to support the high military spen- ding level opposed by President Carter and House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Jr. . The House issued the mixed signals in a long and confusing evening session that saw the budget defeated 242-141 but its controversial $153.7 billion defense figure endorsed by voice vote. SUPPORT FOR th...…
…Page 8-Friday, May 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Average annual wages up 8%; actual buying power down 5% 4 WASHINGTON (AP)-Average earnings of American families rose 8 per cent in the past year to $395 a week, but their dollars were worth 5 per cent less because of surging inflation, the government reported yesterday. Between 'March 1979 and this past March, median family earnings rose by $30 a week, from $365, but the increase was more than o...…
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…Page 10-Friday, May 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily State House commttee, approves rape bill LANSING (UPI) - Over the objec- tions of the state police, a House panel yesterday approved a bill preventing law enforcement agencies from subjec- ting rape victims to lie detector tests. The 6-1-1 vote by the House Con- stitutional Revision and Womens Rights Committee ended more than a month of angry and emotional meetings on the bill. It now goes tothe ...…
…aily-Friday, May 30, 1980-Page 11 Dems halt platform hearings to avoid squabble WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chairman John White of the Democratic National Committee, a backer of President Car- ter, has postponed the party's platform hearings in apparent hope of avoiding an issues fight with Sen. Edward Ken- nedy. But there was some dispute yester- day over where the request for the delay came from originally. THE WASHINGTON Post reported it originated ...…
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