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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 31, 1982-Page 11 Woolfolk happy with Giants By RON POLLACK Last in an eight-part series Disappointment was quickly replaced by happiness for Butch Woolfolk on the first day of this year's national Football League draft. "I thought that I would go higher in the first round than I did," said Woolfolk, "But when I found out that I wasn't going to be one of the top three running backs chosen, I was hoping I'd go ...…

…Sports Saturday, July 31, 1982 Page 12. The Michigan Daily Schenibechler blasts USFL By BOB WOJNOWSKI Special to the Daily with wirereports CHICAGO- Michigan head coach Bo Schembechler used the dais at the an- nual Big Ten Football luncheon yester- day to blast the new United States Football League and its possible inter- ference with college athletics. Schembechler, the dean of Big Ten coaches, was commissioned by his fellow coaches to ma...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCL No_ 52-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 31, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Sp issue hits Con By JOHN ADAM University community have alleged the He also called on the Justice Depar- Daily staff writer same thing in earlier- reports - that tment to see if new authority in the A Congressional hearing held yester- Kuomintang (KMT) agents are, in fact, form of legislation is needed to insure day investigating the ...…

…Page 2-Friday, July 31, 1981-The Michigan Daily U.S. fighters W . wice intercept Cl-uban .planes WASHINGTON (AP) - Navy F-14 jet 'fighters twice intercepted Cuban war- planes recently in the Florida Strait when it appeared the MiG 21s might be headed for the U.S. carrier Indepen- dence, Pentagon sources said yester- day. On both occasions, the sources said, the Cuban MiGs turned back toward their own territory after the US. fighters approache...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 31, 1?81-Page 3 BROAD RANGE OF BOOKS KEPT OUT OF SCHOOLS Study shows censorship 'growing' the book describes her working life as a From AP and UPI study made by the Association of "an advanced biology text," "all scien- prostitute. Terkel said that if he were a WASHINGTON - Efforts to censor American Publishers, the American ce books," "history books," and "books school principal, be would try to have books occu...…

…Page 4-Friday, July 31, 1981-The Michigan Daily Oil benefits are main question in final tax bl From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - When a Senate- House conference committee gets together to agree on the final details of President Reagan's tax-cut bill, the talk won't be on how to help the poor or bolster the economy. The big question will be whether to give the oil industry $47 billion worth of special relief, $20 billion, or something in between. A...…

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…Page 6--Friday, July 31, 198f-The Michign Daily Rebels stage co up in, Gambia ,4 DAKAR, Senegal (UPI)-With their president in London for the royal wedding, rebel troops in Gambia yesterday led a bloody coup against the tiny West African nation's 16-year-old democratic government. The insurgents -declared a revolutionary council was in control, but reports reaching Dakar said police loyal to President Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara were offering so...…

…The Michigan Daily-Ffioay, July ,1 1981-Page 7 Two suspected inDetroit shooting spree DETROIT (UPI) - Detroit police said they are seeking warrants against two suspects in connection with a Wed- nesday night shooting spree which killed an eight-year-old and left two men injured. Sgt. Daniel Carr said the two suspects were not in custody as of late yesterday afternoon.. THE SHOOTING occurred Wgd- nesday evening at a busy northwest side inters...…

…Opinion Page 8 Friday, July 31, 1981 The Michigan Daily I The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 52-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Iran's needed voice survives, HE FRENCH government has shown admirable judgement in accepting ousted Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr to reside within its borders. Given the ostensibly constructive role Bani-Sadr played in the self- destructive Mid...…

…A-r.ts, The Michigan Daily Friday, July 31, 1981 Page 9 Flett flat in Stratford's Shrew,' but 'Misanthrope' sails on Bedford's talent By JOSHUA PECK Specialtothe Daily STRATFORD, ONTARIO-Whatever Sharry Flett's Katharina is, she is no shrew. Intelligent, maybe; spunky, cer- tainly., But if there's one thing all productions of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew ought to agree on, it's that Kate's hellish fury has got to be as commanding and cen...…

…Page10-Friday July31,1981-TheMichigan Daily asp MCA Records & Tapes Hundred opresents PLATINUM PLUS 00°00000000000 Physical Therapy proga (Continud from Page 1) the program's discontinuance. 4 He has written to the 50 clinical facilities that train University students, A41.to state agency heads,and to 600 alumni of the program. The Michigan PhysicaL Therapy Association will contact state legislators to deal with the legislative and political a...…

…Ddily =Friday, July31, 1981-Page 11 Local print shop eloses Continued from Page 3 the price of a single-copy would have had to rise to at least 25 cents, said Jim Smith. The neggtiations were more political than business-oriented, he said. But the union demands would have been tempered by compromise during bargaining, said Eisenbrey, adding that the owners supposedly know that. The store was reported to be $200,04 in debt, she said, and no uni...…

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…DAILY, Congress CLASSIFIEDS,~ (Continued from Page 121 N JAMES NEUENSCHWANDER, e want you toI a night oni on usn Enjoy yourself swith to freeti to the State Theatre midnight show of yor choice MUFFLER-Lowest price, first quality Cal 5013 for a price over the phone Ann Arbor Muffh Jachson Ave., only 2 miles from campus. 4 OUINIVERE-gave my blue hietd to V Abothecary tora''prescription-LANCELOT CF ERTCS. FACTORY CLOSEOUTS. Fots hodywear, swimme...…

…Poge 1*-Friday, July 31, 1981-,-The MichiganDaily GOODRIDGE NEW WOMEN'S TRACK MENTOR Coach passes position to ex-pupil By JOHN FITZPATRICK Daily sports writer The former coach and his successor. sat across froni each other in the tiny office, recalling names and races of years past. Each spoke with an easy familiarity to the other, a familiarity not surprising considering the special bond they once had-and still seem to share in many ways-as ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 31, 1981-,Page 15 Lions' training camp a potpourri o enjoyment and !ard By RON POLLACK restricted to a wheel chair. The 6-5, 265-pound player Li Daily sports writer went out of his way to shake the youngster's hand. ti- ISpeciltoihe natty Upon seeing that the boy was wearing a Lion shirt s with the number 20 across the front he asked, "can p( ROCHESTER-With the regular season over a you tell me- just one thing,...…

…4 Sports Page 16 Friday, July 31 1981 The Michigan Doily SCHEMBECHLER SCOFFS AT POLLS Blue picked as favorites By BUDDY MOREHOUSE Michigan State Muddy Waters agreed. "I think Michigan is Executive Sports Editor the team to head for," said the second year Spartan boss. "I Special to the Daily think they're goin' be real tough." CHICAGO-While the Big Ten football coaches probably But Michigan's Bo Schembechler, never a great belieKver in won't ...…

…Ask a parent: Orientation to 'U' not child's play by any means By JOYCE FRIEDEN "How important is a grade point average when ap- plying to graduate school?" "I've heard that most of the teaching is done by TAs - is that true?" "What are co-ed dorms like?" These were some of the questions asked at an orien- tation session held in the Kuenzel Room of the Michigan Union Tuesday night. The session's two leaders patiently soothed the anxieties of ...…

…Page 2-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily Official: Billy lied to Justice Department (Continued from Page 1) possible to prosecute Billy Carter for lying to Justice Department in- vestigators about the payment. - Lisker also said Billy Carter in- dicated in January he had access to State Department cables about his trips to Libya. The Justice Department official said he had in his briefcase during the inter- view on Jan. 16 non-classi...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 3 City set back by federal./ denial of storm aid By ELAINE RIDEOUT While assessing the destruction left in the aftermath of Tuesday's deluge, city officials learned yesterday the federal government has rejected a state emergency-aid request for storm- plagued southern Michigan. Federal officials reportedly denied. the aid because they were not convin- ced the storm-related problem could not be s...…

…Page 4-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The IMichigan Doily Religious symbolism 1A Iran and the hostages I 1Bilygate PartII Enter Jimmy IT BEGAN innocuously enough two weeks ago, when Billy Carter registered as a foreign agent. Sighs of "It's about tie" were muttered by the media and politicians. But soon afterwards, a story unravelled-indeed, it is still developing-that links not only Billy to unethical and illegal acts, but his big brother as well...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 5 ISRAELI PARLIAMENT APPROVES LEGISLA TION Jerusalem declared capital JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel's Parliament overwhelmingly approved legislation yesterday declaring united Jerusalem to be the nation's capital, defying international protests that the law threatens to derail the Mideast peace process. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat called the vote an act "against the spirit and workings of Camp Davi...…

…Page 6-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily Racial violence hits 3d Florida city; Orlando police assaulted ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)-Police were pelted with rocks and bottles for a second time late yesterday and sporadic: looting broke out in a predominantly black neighborhood where disturbances previously had erupted before dawn, police said. After what officers said started as "an extremely normal night," gangs of black youths roamed around ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 7 Y w .: v "Ell 00-mmo RETURN CAF THE MUSICAL rt Holm, 'Fame': A catchy summer step By ANNE SHARP In the midst of the summer doldrums, of unbearably gross horror films and deadly hyped-up losers like 'Urban Cowboy, Can't Stop the Music and the Blues Brothers, an original movie musical called Fame has sprung in full flashing splendor from Hollywood's bureaucratic god-head to delight its backer...…

…Page 8-Thursday, July 31, 1980--The Michigan Daily THE 1980 G.O.P. NAI PA - , l a …

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 9 ONAL CONVENTION Photos by DAVID HARRIS ]- …

…Page 10-Thursday, July 31,;1980-The Michigan Daily CARTER CAMPAIGN CHIEF CONFIDENT Strauss balks at open convention 0 From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - President Carter has had more bad news from political pollsters, but his campaign chairman predicted yesterday that by mid- October Carter would catchwRonald Resgan in the polls and then would e re-elected in November. Carter chairman Robert Strauss called the effort to free convention delegates t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 11 Standby gas plan survives challenge WASHINGTON (AP)-President Carter's standby gasoline rationing plan survived its final congressional challenge yesterday as both House and Senate voted to allow it to become law. By a 60-31 vote, the Senate buried a final effort by rationing opponents to block the plan from taking ef- fect as scheduled at midnight. It empowers the president to impose ration...…

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…The MichiganDaily-1 iursdzy July31, 19e-Poge 13 Congressmen call on Iran's leaders to end hostage crisis Custody controversy AP Photo Soviet-born Walter Polovchak, 12, is escorted to a custody hearing in Chicago yesterday. Polovchak and his sister Natalie, 17, have asked for asylum in the United States. Their parents want them to return to the Soviet Union with them and contend the children were influenced by an unnamed person who' promised t...…

…Page 14-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily S TATE JOBLESS RA TE STILL HIGH 0 Economic outlook From UPI and AP The government's barometer of future economic trends marked its highest increase in five years in June, the Commerce Department reported in Washington yesterday - a development that could pave the way for a recovery from the current recession. But officials in Lansing said yesterday an influx of summer job seekers boosted th...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 15 SOVIETS SETTLE FOR BASKETBALL BRONZE Yugoslavia wins gold MOSCOW (AP)-Yugoslavia won the gold medal and the once-favored Soviets-their ears ringing with the derisive whistles from a sparse crowd-had to settle for the bronze yesterday in men's Olympic basketball. Yugoslavia won the gold in an 86-t triumph over Italy in a showdown bet- ween the two teams that had scored semifinal upsets over th...…

…Page 16-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily Sports _______ .,. Tiger rally falls short; Astro Richard lose 4th straight, Clear, who picked up the win. By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE After retiring the first five Angels in a SpecialtoThenaily row, Schatzeder walked Bobby Grich, DETROIT - The frustration con- bringing up Bob Clark and his .186 bat- tinued for the Detroit Tigers last night ting average. But Clark defied the as they dropped their ...…

…FT he M cht . D Ily Vol. LXXXIX, No. 55-S The Michigan Daily 3 Twelve Pages plus Supplement. Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Conflict, silence marked presidential search By LEONARD BERNSTEIN and JULIE ENGEBRECHT The announcement last Friday that Harold Shapiro would be the University's next president culminated months of silence virtually unbroken by those involved in the search: the University Board of Regents and its three presidential select...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily Conflict, silence marked presidential search (Continued from Page 1) alone.' On Oct. 24, MSA reviewed its boycott because student interviewing privileges with the candidates had been denied. The faculty and alumni search groups continued to participate in the selection process. The search went on for the next three weeks without student involvement. While alumni and faculty groups worked on do...…

…UAW talks with Ford move ahead slowly DETROIT (UPI) - The Ford Motor Co. responded yesterday to first-round union contract demands with a plea for greater freedom to schedule overtime and longer probationary periods for new workers. It was the second industry response to the United Auto Workers (UAW) Union in negotiations to renew contrac- ts expiring Sept. 14 for 750,000 U.S. auto workers. General Motors Corp. earlier reacted with shock to wi...…

…Page 4-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily e Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 55-S News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Mihigan AATA's chance to recoup losses P UBLIC TRANSPORTATION should be aimed at serving the entire community as ef- ficiently as possible. The board of the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) is now con- ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-Page 5 SEATE MOVES QUICKLY TOWARD CABINET APPOINTMENT Pan1el O s Duncan nom ination WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Energy Committee unanimously ap- proved the nomination of Charles Dun- can as secretary of energy yesterday, as the Senate moved swiftly to confirm President Carter's appointments to his born-again Cabinet. Meanwhile, Carter's choice to head the Federal Reserve Board, Paul Volcker, pledged ...…

…Page 6-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily Airlines approve fare hikes to meet fuel costs GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - Air travelers face a new round of fare in- creases ranging from nine per cent to 15 per cent, planned for Sept. 1 to help major world airlines make up for rising fuel costs. The new fares and cargo rates, agreed to yesterday by the airlines at the International Air Transport Association (IATA) conference here, are subjec...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 31,_1979-Page 7 China admits it aided Hanoi in Vietnam war PEKING (AP) - Chinese officials, divulging a long-secret chapter of the Indochina War, said yesterday that Peking sent 300,000 soldiers to Vietnam - including anti-aircraft crews - to help Hanoi fight U.S. forces. They said more than 1,000 were killed. The Vietnamese disputed the figures, however, saying the number of Chinese in Vietnam during the war ...…

…Page 8-Tuesday, July 31, 1979--The Michigan Daily -O AEFRRN O RN UIESSRIE SINGLE SERTA innerspring hnx mattress and tinsNSSO WOMAN GRADUATE student seeks nonsmoking, TYPING sprins in metal Hollywood frame; 2 Danish chairs, Large t and 2 bedroom famnished apartments nondrinhing, Christian wooman graduate student TPN /IDN looe pilow type. Call Mr. EarlatmO3-244. ditc available for immediate and fall occupancy. Apart- to share one hedroom tall a...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-Page 9 Po wer] By JOSHUA PECK Certain musical performers have a certain something that goes beyond garnering a mere musical following. Their fans form a subculture of sorts, and periodically get together to reminisce over great live performances by their idol, to compare notes on favorite recorded versions of the ar- tist's work, to mull fondly over roman- tic episodes conducted way back when the perf...…

…Page 10-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-Th Hearin ROSEMONT, III. (AP) - Maintenan- ce procedures blamed for a crack in a DC-10. pylon saved American Airlines about 50 man-hours each time it serviced an engine, a metallurgist testified yesterday at the start of hearings into the nation's worst air disaster. Michael Marx, a metallurgist for the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), testified as the board opened a two-week hearing into the crash of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-Page 11 GAME IN GOOD SHAPE: Littler: Putting key to taming Oakland Hills BIRMINGHAM (AP) - Gene Littler, again on the grounds that served as the site of his greatest triumph, was stroking drivers with effortless ease on the practice range at the historic Oakland Hills Country Club course. "Sometimes I think I'm playing pret- ty good. Then sometimes I don't think I can play a lick," the vastly respecte...…

…Page 12-Tuesday, July 31, 1979-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Cards clobber Expos, 7-2 MONTREAL - Keith Hernandez starter Steve Renko. drove in five runs with a grand slam Cruz, 3-7, relieved Cleveland starte homer and a sacrifice fly last night, and Rick Waits with two out in the top of th the St. Louis Cardinals rode the five-hit sixth inning and held the Red Soxt pitching of John Denny to a 7-2 victory four hits and one run the res...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 58-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, July 31, 1976 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages No.2 FBI man d rected sp unit WASHINGTON (A') - Asso- ciate FBI director Richard Held yesterday acknowledged his responsibility for disruptive counterintelligence operations against political militants in Minneapolis in the late 1960s and early 1970s. But, he added, "to say that I was directly involved is not entirely true." HELD ISSUE...…

…nAll V I-CY7-9 roge tiwo f flit zaruraay, jutyt :3 I IV to Spain frees political prisoners. MADRID (UPI) -King Juan bombings, slayings and kidnap- with the government in shaping Carlos granted amnesty yester- ings. Spain's democratic future. day to most of Spain's political The king's decision came in prisoners in a move designed to response to nationwide pro-am- LAVILLA SAID the amnesty bring about reconciliation in nesty street demonstr...…

…Saturday, July 31, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three I Austin: Cashing in on a name By PHILLIP BOKOVOY Last in a series of four Michigan Secretary of State Richard Austin has spun a well known name into a decided edge in the Democratic race for the U.S. Senate nomination. Yet his widespread recognition through- out the two peninsulas has also brought a flurry of charges from his three oppo- nents that he is trying to slide through the pri...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 31, 1976 The Daily endorses. . US. Senate Democrat Don Riegle Republican Marvin Esch IJONALD R1ElGE is the Daily's choice in the race to win the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. Who can fill the shoes of the retiring Philip Hart, a statesman of unrivaled decency, compassion, and wisdom, a man who has been called "the con- science of the Senate?" That is the ques- tion we asked oursel...…