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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 9, ?980-Page 3 'U'INDIA EXPERT Prof. Park dead at 60 University Political Science Prof. Richard Park, 60, died munexpectedly early yesterday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital ollowing a long and protracted recovery from a stroke suf- (ered last winer. Park, a noted authority on India, was scheduled to teach a course on the "Politics of India" this term The professor served in India as an Air Force officer du...…

… daa+n.v v .; r u..d±+. . ,+t ':. "max r y... .,..... x .. dM: i x.r«e d. tR,'. The Michigan Daily-Thursday, October 9, 1980-Page 3 Train crushes Chicago man while bystanders laugh and jeer CHICAGO (AP)-Some of the dozens of bystanders laughed and jeered as the man with one arm in a sling frantically tried to climb out of the way of a sub- way train roaring into the station, police said. But no one went to the aid of Stanley Simmons, 32, of ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, November 9, 1980-Page 3 PA R TICIPANTS DISCUSS COMMITMENT, ED UCA TION Co-op members convene in A2 Volunteer commitment and. cooperative education are among the issues under discussion this weekend as co-op members from all over the United States and Canada gather for the an- nual cooperative institute being held in the Union. North American Students of Cooperation, a non-profit organization based in Ann Arbor, i...…

…Residents object to city sidewalk assessments By ELAINE RIDEOUT City officials say they have learned a lesson from-mistakes made while carrying out a city-wide sidewalk repair program approved last February-the first special sidewalk assessment to be levied in 150 years. Two Ann Arbor residents objected to the city's special assessment process at a public hearing last night before City Council. "I OBJECT VIOLENTLY to this process," Robert Bor...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 9, 1982-Page 3 L . Walking, jogging, biking stereo from Sony and Toshiba, now priced to move fast sale 59.99 Sony's deluxe FM Walkman radio with stereo headphones lets you move to the beat of 'stun- ningly clear FM stereo music or any of the other rich listening variety offered on FM. All heard on Sony's amazingly lightweight stereo headphones. The silvery receiver clips on your belt where controls are...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 9, 1982-PageS Brown no longer 'major suspect' By GREG BRUSSTAR Local police said yesterday they no longer consider David Brown a "major suspect" in the murders in past months of three elderly women in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Brown, arrested in California Monday in connec- tion with the beating and robbery of three elderly residents of San Bernadino, was convicted last year of assualt with intent to commit...…

…: The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 9, 1982-Page 3 Employee of church kills three during job dispute From AP and UPI DETROIT - A man at a church meeting to determine if he would retain his job as custodian at apartments owned by the church opened fire yesterday, killed three parishioners and critically wounded two others. The Rev. Henry Haywood said the man arrested was the caretaker of eight apartments located above the church. The caret...…

…AT&T head The Michigan Daily-Thursday, December 9, 1982-Page 3 Gays march for rights s receives By KENT REDDING The federal suits that broke up the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. applied a "19th-century anti-trust law based on 18th-century economics," the company's chairman yesterday told a standing-room-only audience in Hale Auditorium. Charles Brown, chairman of AT&T since 1979, was on campus to receive the annual Business Leadership...…

… The Michigan Daily-Saturday, February 9, 1980-Page 3 SEMESTER PROGRAM TAKES OFF 18th century alive in A2 By ALISON HIRSCHEL In this age of microwave ovens, com- puters, and nuclear power, there's still a corner of the world where eighteenth-century art and culture prevail. And that place is right here in Ann Arbor. The Eighteenth Century Semester, an innovative com- bination of nine classes in eight dif- ferent University departments, a le...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 9, 1980-Page 3 ENVIRONMENTALISTS DEBATE A&M Recording Artists; Great Lakes mismanaged? By FRED FIEBER There isn't much the public can do to combat the problems of pollution and misuse of the Great Lakes, according to a panel of environmentalists. Even the experts can't agree how the lakes' ecology should be managed. The School of Natural Resources symposium. entitled, "The Great Lakes Region-The Challeng...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, January 9, 1982-Page 3 U.S. settles AT&T, IBM anti-trust suits Reagan may sell federal lands WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan pondered possible 1983 tax in- creases yesterday as administration of- ficials 'proposed that he sell land, tim- ber, and other federal assets to narrow the budget deficit. The plan calls for sale of relatively small plots of federal land in urban areas to raise $2 billion in 1983 and ...…

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…0 I -HAPPENINGS HIGHLIGHT The Ann Arbor Film Festival returns to the Michigan Theatre for six days of newly produced independent, avant-garde, and experimental films. Three different shows are screened at 7, 9, and 11 p.m., today through Friday, and at 1,7, and 9 p.m. on Saturday. Festival winners are highlights are screened Sunday at 7, 9, and 11 p.m. All programs are different and of substantially equal quality. For information call 663-6...…

…0 Washtenaw theft ring 'stung' by police Th'e Michigan Daily-Friday, October 9, 1981-Page 3 AP Photo What's up?. This giraffe seems to be wondering what all the fuss is about as crowds gather around his pen in the Atlanta Zoo. HAPPENING- HIGHLIGHT The University's Institute for Social Research will honor Dr. Dorwin Car- twright, professor emeritus of psychology, at the Insti ute's third annual Founders Symposium beginning today at 9:30 I.m...…

… 'New evidence may link tampons to toxic shock NEWYORK (AP)- University of as a disease that strikes menstruating Wisconsin researchers have found new women, but it is also found in children, preliminary evidence that toxic shock men, and patients who have recently is linked to tampon use, but other undergone surgery. researchers said yesterday there is still There is also some evidence that the no prcof that tampons cause the illness. illness...…

…a. U The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 9, 1981-Page 3 WSU board rejects plea for editors' dismissal (Continued from Page 1) dering communist demonstrators in Greensboro, North Carolina. Coalition spokespersons, however, said the editorial was only the culmination of a discriminatory editorial policy. Burnett had called the allegations that the South End will not print alternative opinions "patently un- true." "COALITION SPOKESWOMAN GRIFFIN ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 9, 1981 -Page 3 Reagan administration # f r considers tighter security From AP and UPI The adminstration is considering ways to tighten security following the assassination attempt against President Reaganand an increase in threats against him and Vice President George Bush, officials said yesterday. Meanwhile, President Reagan, showing continued improvement with no sign of complications from his gun- sho...…

…Reps.: Court ruling won't affect MI bill The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 9,1989 - Page 3 Bush planned to seize Noriega, by Noelle Vance Daily Government Reporter A recent Florida Supreme Court decision that struck down a bill re- quiring minors to obtain parental consent before having an abortion will have no effect on a similar bill pending in the Michigan legislature, Michigan lawmakers say. Senate Bill 513, introduced by Sens. Jack W...…

…Krenz ousts 'old guard in I. Germ. BERLIN (AP) - Communist Party chief Egon Krenz yesterday ousted the old guard from the ruling Politburo and replaced them with re- formers in a desperate move to quell widespread unrest and strengthen his three-week-old leadership. Thousands of East Germans disil- usioned by 40 years of Communist rule and skeptical of promised reforms continued to flood from their homeland, with more than 50,000 reaching West...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, January 9, 1983-Page 3 Writing Workshop earns good grades TUESDAY LUNCH DISCUSSION 12 NOON--JANUARY 11 (Everyone Welcome) "NEWS REPORING IN THE MIDDLE EAST" Speaker: ROBIN WRIGHT, World News Correspondent in the Middle East I y PAMELA CHEN It's three weeks until due date, and your paper extolling the virtues of small curd cottage cheese just doesn't seem like A-plus material. What do you do? You could blow it of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, February 9, 1983-Page 3 Rights violations continue II.7. ANNOUNCING SPEEDY'S NEW COPY CENTER b WASHINGTON (AP) - The State Department said yesterday political repression around the world continued on a broad scale in 1982, with a number of nondemocratic governments - both friendly and unfriendly - routinely denying the most fundamental human freedoms. In its annual report on the state of human rights, the depar...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March9, 1983-Page 3 'U', MSU share minority woes By SHARON SILBAR While minority enrollment figures bhae edged upward in recent years, the . total number of black students on cam- pus has dropped steadily. Statistics recently released in East Lansing show that Michigan State University is ex- :periencing the same problem. MSU lost 12 black students this year over last - far fewer than the Unvier- sity of Michig...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 9, 1983-Page 3 Reagan gives Watt gag trophy for ban on Beach Boy's rock I I I WASHINGTON-That shot-in-the- foot trophy which President Reagan handed Interior Secretary James Watt after his attempt to ban rock music from the capital's July 4 celebration had but a single hole in it. It could have had several. Watt's ill-fated assault on the Beach Boys was hardly the first time he's been in trouble over que...…

… Group attacks anti- rent control lawsuit The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 9, 1988- Page 3 Gorbachev says Afghan pullout possible inl Ma By PETER MOONEY The battle over rent control in Ann Arbor will continue today when tenant advocates retaliate against a lawsuit filed by landlords last week. The suit, filed by Citizen's for Ann Arbor's Future, says a proposal to limit the extent that landlords can raise rents should not appear on the c...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 9, 1988-Page 3 Doily Photo by JESSICA GREENE Gustavo Adolfo Noyola, president of the University of El Salvador, asks University students for moral and material support during a speech last night at Rackham Ampitheater. The speech, sponsored by the Michigan Student Assembly Peace and Justice Committee, was part of El Salvador week. Salvadoran speakers ask for 'U' student suport Super co hider selection del...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 9, 1988 - Page 3 Local protesters Swain to head ' . disrupt assembly for new students* Affirmative BY DAVID SCHWARTZ University President James Dud- tadt didn't let the actions of four student protesters distract him from officially welcoming several thou- sand first-year students Tuesday. In act, Duderstadt's characterization of the protest as typical University ac- tivism drew laughter from the...…

…Admk A&L Adlk -M 0 0 0 " 0 _______ I L7" YOU TELL ~US - WHERE"S ~ 1 ~USA? - 9 I L I VV I GLLL V%.7 YV IFI" "lG IOp %J : U , I THE NATIONAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER . r Presidential stocks U. of Iowa tracks a more volatile mar- ket than Wall Street - the candidates. - Page 6 National epidemic of 'A' grades devalues excellence, deans claim Garbage disposals Third World countries are being served up a fair share of the West's waste in exc...…

… The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 9, 1988 Page 3 Democracy conference concludes cr g x ',k "u. Nations disagree over ways to reach democracy Playing the bell tower Asst. professor of music Margo Halsted plays the 55 bell Carillon in the Burton Memorial Tower. Tonight at 7:00 free annual Christmas recital. JESSICA GREENE/Doily Charles Baird p.m. is Halsted's Sorority to prosecute pranksters By VERA SONGWE Members of Gamma Phi Beta s...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 9, 1989- Page 3 Reagan federal WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- dent Reagan sends Congress his final budget proposal Monday, a $1.15 trillion spending plan that would award the military a hefty increase while calling for the elimination of scores of domestic programs. But Congress is already looking beyond Reagan's budget to see how President-elect George Bush will keep his campaign promises to boost spending fo...…

… Prof. discusses women in film The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 9, 1989 - Page 3 'Nightline' may favor BY MARK SHAIMAN Female actors - particularly Black women - have been misrep- resented on the silver screen, said Marsha Darling, who lectured on the "Evolution of Images of Black and White Women in Hollywood Cin- ema" last night in the Women's Studies Lounge. Starting with D.W. Griffith's Birth of a Nation (1915) and work- ing throug...…

…Part of housing funds now going to services The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 9, 1989 - Page 3 Brzezinski speaks on communism BY FRAN OBEID Funds usually used by the Uni- versity for repairing and maintaining residence halls are now being used to fund 17 areas of student services. The funds, taken from the General Students Residence Reserves, will be replaced by an increase in University housing rates. To make-up the $260,000 loss from ...…

… - The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 9, 1987-Page 3 COLLEGE CELEBRATES 20TH YEAR RC Anniversary to host forum on Latin America Daily Photo by ELLEN LEVY Third year Law School students Chad Kelman and Howard Neuger peddle their ware to the beat of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin marching band. University students cash in on Wolverine paraphernalia By EVE BECKER The Residential College will kick off its 20th anniversary celebration tonight with...…

… State may outlaw prank calls By KATHLEEN KASPER Crank telephone callers who hang up without saying anything may Lace up to six months in jai and a $500 fine if a bill, sponsored by the House Judiciary Committee, is passed by the House and Senate. The statute does not make hang- ing up upon dialing a wrong number an offense. State Representative Debbie Farhat (D-Muskegon), who agreed to sponsor the bill, said the General Telephone Company of M...…

…Assembly pledges $1,000to Marc use (Continued from Page 1) Marcuse presented his side of the story to the assembly alleging that Assistant Director of Public Safety Robert Patrick kicked him in the groin at the protest. Marcuse is in the process of taking the matter to court. The assembly, through the reso- lution, also pledged $1,000 from its general fund to cover Marcuse's legal fees in this endeavor. It further sup- ported Marcuse by offeri...…

…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, September 9, 1984 - Page 33 r Require Congress' OK nuclear arms use-activist an arms-control advocac groupeladun- ched a campaign yesterday to require. the approval of a special congressional committee before the president could use nuclear weapons to respond to a conventional Soviet attack on Western Europe. Jeremy Stone, director of the 5,000- member Federation of American Scientists, argued that by using nu...…

…Bedtime or Bonzo pSociety -attacks Reagan (Continued from Pare 1) lives must be considered." Pat Willerton, a second-year graduate student in political science, mentioned Reagan's restrictions on foreign travel, particularly to Corn- ruunist countries, and said that "the issue of too much governmental inter- ference in our personal lives must be considered." Reagan opponents also criticized the administration's military involvement in other co...…

…The Michigan Dily - Friday, November 9, 1984 - Page 3 I Abortion groups claim victory WASHINGTON (UPI) - Groups supporting and opposing abortion proclaimed victory on the emotional issue yesterday, seeing gains for their cause based on assessment of the national election returns. Abortion opponents said they won with President Reagan's re-election and strengthened their numbers in Congress - but not enough to pass the constitutional amendme...…

…I The Michigan Daily - Sunday, December 9, 1984 - Page 3 'U' PROF'S SON INVOLVED IN BROWN PROTEST Father: By KERY MURAKAMI University Prof. Thomas Donahue found himself in a peculiar position this week. On one hand, the atmospheric and oceanic science professor said he respects the right of guest speakers to be heard. But on the other, he found himself supporting his son s in- volvement in the "citizen's. arrest" of CIA recruiters at Brown U...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 9, 1983 - Page 3 "MOST STUDENTS DON'T KNOW THAT ARMY ROTC LEADS TO AN ARMY OFFICER'S COMMISSION AT GRADUATION" Besides studying for his degree in management, senior Scott Bacon is also learning what it takes to become an officer through Army ROTC. "I attended an Army ROTC Day during my freshman summer ori- entation When I found out you weren't obligated to anything your freshman and sophomore years, I ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, October 9, 1983 - Page 3 Phone rates to go up an average of $4 a month By ADAM WIENER WITH WIRE REPORTS Although rumors that phone bills might double or triple next year are un- founded. Projections released by Michigan Bell recently show that the average student will be handing Ma Bell an extra $4 per month during 1984. The increase, which will vary depen- ding on an individual's long distance use, comes in the...…

…Grenada action illegal, 'U' law profs claim The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 9, 1983 -Page 3 Former U.S. Rep. McClosliey tells, Arabs io unite By ALYSSA FIRST President Reagan's order to invade Grenada violated both the United States Constitution and the War Powers Act, and the invasion itself violated in- ternational law, five law professors said yesterday. The professors - four from the University of Michigan and one from William a...…

…I The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 9, 1983 - Page 3 Fake he ~aliforni I * some pa SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Bad batches Of ,synthetic heroinhave produced Parkinson's disease symptoms in more than 120 people in the San Francisco 1ay area, leaving some frozen with paralysis, doctors said yesterday. 'The effects of the toxic chemical, concocted in illicit laboratories and sold As ;inexpensive heroin, has reached 4pioemic proportions, said Dr...…

…HAPPENINGS Highlight University President Harold Shapiro will be one of five panelists at a forum tonight on military research on campus sponsored by the Progressive Student Network. There will be an open discussion and questions from audience members at 8 p.m., in the Pendleton Room of the Michigan Union. Films AAFC - The Ann Arbor 8 mm Film Festival, 7 & 9 p.m., Aud. A. Mediatrics - Citizen Kane, 7 & 9:15 p.m. Hill Street - Who Shall Live an...…

…L-o-op 's fate ren By ERIC MATTSON But several previous plans which the Many of the residents of a local cooperative devised to pay off the debt ,housing development say they may be were rejected when they reached ;forced to pack their bags and leave HUD's officer in Washington. :town unless the federal office of "(Reagan's appointees) want to blow Housing and Urban Development Arrowwood out of the water," said T(HUD) accepts a recently propos...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 9, 1986 - Page 3 Study group says alcohol policy should be clafied ---- - By VIBEKE LAROI An alcohol study group's report released yesterday puts pressure on University housing officials to em- brace or reject for the entire dorm system a "no kegs" policy instituted last September in Couzens Hall. The 13-member panel of students, residence hall staff, and housing of- ficials was formed last October in...…

…Racism forum held The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, April 9, 1986 - Page 3 A2 politicos sign fake SAfrican passes ' ~(Continued from Paste 1) "THE University is accepting a very high 'death rate' for minority students," he said. For example, only 55 percent of all black students who enter the University graduate in six years, compared with a rate of 72 per- cent for white students. "There are many possible reasons, but it is important to note ...…

…Tots skip The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 9, 1985 - Page 3 Sorority returns home 'School avoi herpes From the Associat A 3-year-old Maryland pes spent a second day a in his classroom yeste Iowa dozens of student school after a one-day bo the enrollment of a 3-yea the disease. Meanwhile, a U.S. Pub vice doctor said the sprea fections among children controlled, and parents share a classroom wit child should not be too co "IN MY VIEW, t...…

…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, February 9, 1985-- Page 3 Ohio State to kill campus birds COLUMBUS (CPS)-One cold night, during the next few weeks, before spring temperatures start rising above 50 degrees, a small cropdusting plane will buzz the Ohio State University campus, drenching selected areas with a detergent-laced water solution. As the sun rises the next morning-if the plan works-university workers will begin picking up the frozen c...…

…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, March 9, 1985 - Page 3 Sun, fun at resorts appeal to students By NORA THORP I I Official praises coniprle worth program There's nothing especially glamorous about being a waitperson at the local diner. Bud add some fun, sun. and a sUm- mer resort atmosphere and being a waitress, busboy, maid or cashier becomes an exciting summer job. AND EVERY year, hundreds of college students turn rather mundane jobs into f...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, April 9, 1985 - Page 3 Li' at . ./ -_ __ _ . _ . , x. 5 ; - _ ' UAW head criticizes U.S. auto import policy GRAND RAPIDS (UPI)-The United States is now expor- ting dollars instead of goods, United Auto Workers President Owen Bieber told the Grand Rapids Economic Club yester- day. The over-valued American dollar is costing the country millions in trade each year, Bieber said, and is the key factor in the curre...…