…I Campus Christian Crusaders See Today's Weekend Magazine Reagan: eI a EUI h sa Same old message The usual Increasingly cloudy and breezy, See editorial, page 4 today, with a high in the mid-30s. Ninety-three Years of Editorial Freedom <si,.m Yr L.A" . 07 * 100') Tk.. i rni-w A-.- AA rhinnn- rirri Innunrv 9R ilOW- To., .. T..,. DPn.., oVO1. M-111, NO. YI %A-jpyI ignT II7D II",! e ictI...tIaJE L.1iiy Ann hrvor, rviiuiiyurr-rr luuy Juriuu...…
…0 4 Page 2-Friday, January 28, 1983-The Michigan Daily Reagan may give on surcharge WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan t Administration may back away from its proposal for a standby 1 percent sur- charge on taxable income because, of- ficials say, it could prove unfair to lower-income Americans. The administration may ask instead for a 5 percent surcharge on tax liability-rather than a levy directly on income. Neither proposal would take hold bef...…
…d k The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 28, 1983-Page 4 Mubarak presses From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak told President Reagan yesterday that time is running out for peace in the Middle East and the United States has a special responsibility to make sure the "golden opportunity" is not missed. The White House meeting between the two presidents produced agreement that the im- passe in negotiations on the withdraw...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Friday, January 28, 1983 The Michigan Daily Reagan joins real world, drops rhetoric By Helen Thomas WASHINGTON - President Reagan, seeking to-show that he is in touch with suf- ering America, is planning to hit the road more often to sell his new belt-tightening policy. Reagan laid out a program in his State of the Union address that spreads the sacrifice and nakes no big promises of a quick economic recovery. STILL, HIS Rep...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, January 28, 1983 Page 5 Madcat and others rally against nukes iy r...,.... .. By Tom McDonald ELED by the recent passage of Proposal E, the struggle for nuclear disarmament is I reaching a climax. The performing arts has long been a vital supporter of this effort by giving benefit concerts to supplement the cof- fprs of various peace organizations. Area music listeners and dance enthusiasts will have the...…
…4 Page 6-Friday, January 28, 1983-The Michigan Daily GETTING STARTED An introduction to JOB HUNTING Resume writing Interviewing Job finding strategies Saturday, January 29 9:10-1 2:00 p.m. Career Planning and Placement 3200 Student Activities Building Register upon arrival. Open to all student levels. CARFER P CI'1RYE'ER Organized crime up despite govt. fight WASHINGTON (AP) - While top crime bosses are being swept into prison in increasing...…
…Mideast ti KIRYAT SHMONA, Israel (AP) - Israel and Lebanon said they made 'imarked progress" yesterday on agreements to end hostile propaganda aknd to establish future liaison between 0 thie two governments. But the apparent key obstacle on the road to withdrawing foreign troops from Lebanon - Israel's demand to man listening posts in Lebanon - was riot discussed at the latest round of negotiations, conference sources said. A COMMUNIQUE read t...…
…i Page 8-Friday, January 28, 1983-The Michigan Daily is I'_ - - --- -- S-__-__ - - - - -.~~ - ~- . - - - -- - - . ~ ~ - . - ' - .-7-7 _ _ ~ - - ~ - - - . -. ~ ~ - - - . - - ~ - - - - - h-- - Annie Hall Harold and Maude If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES Black and Blue with Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult Story of Joanna (XXX) Pro-Ball ...…
…SPORTS Page 9 The Michigan Daily Friday, January 28, 1983 - * / Icers face MSU, Scott ~A~A , K . ; , ; w By CHUCK JAFFE In order to win in this weekend's home-and-home series with Michigan State, the Wolverines must stop the Spartans' All-American goaltender Ron Scott. That's right, they have to stop Michigan State's goaltender, and not the offense. Thus far this season, Scott has been the Central Collegiate Hockey Association's mos...…
…Page 10-Friday, January 28, 1983-The Michigan Daily Boilermakers nip Blue in OT, 80-77 (Continued from Page 1) IN THE FINAL seven seconds of the second overtime, however, Turner dribbled all the way upcourt and maneuvered to the left side, stopped, and sank a 21-foot three-pointer to set up the final period. In the final overtime period, Purdue had a four-point lead when Boilermaker Dan Palombizio hit the front end of a one-and-one to stre...…
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…A useless aid program See editorial, Page 4 C I tr Sitt Eitgan Ninety-three Years of Editorial Freedom ; ai Spongy High today in the low 40s. Chance of rain tonight with low in the mid-30s. Vol. XCIII, No. 98 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 29, 1983 Ten Cents Eight Pages F Med. School faces 25% enrollment cut By SCOTT KASHKIN The outlook is grim for the University's medical school, which ...…
…4 Page 2-Saturday, January 29, 1983-The Michigan Daily Drummer Buddy Rich stable after heart attack (Continued from Page 1) to Eclipse Jazz Co-coordinator Peter Pretsfelder. The Buddy Rich Band is going to con- tinue its tour, Pretsfelder said. Its next engagement is at Macomb County Community College. Eclipse Jazz Co-coordinator Larry Bram said the organization waited to announce the drummer's attack until his family could be notified. "We'...…
…Forum explores ,horrors of war in the, ..Me Mideast $y LAURIE DELATER War is the most unimaginative way of Solving problems and inevitably leads to uman suffering, peace advocate Richard Cleaver said yesterday at a forum on the human dimension of the year in Lebanon. The forum, which also featured Paul Hopkins, Mideast representative of the United Presbyterian Church, was part of a two-day conference. titled, "In Search of a Near East Settleme...…
…OPINION Page 4 Saturday, January 29, 1983 The Michigan Daily The facade of democracy in Costa Rica 4 C 1 By Matthew P. Levine SSpecial to the Daily ., SAN JOSE, Costa Rica-Democracy is a mighty system, but it basically consists of only two things: The right of the majority to choose its leaders, and the right of the minority to fun- -. ction legally in the attempt to become the majority. * There are two structural reenforcements to ,,,,,...…
…'0'. ARTS' The Michigan Daily Saturday, January 29, 1983- Page 5 Absurdity abounds in 'Soprano' By David Kopel T HE LIGHTS go down. Some mem- bers of the audience applaud hear- tily. And then the play begins. Thus, the beginning and end of the play are linked. And perhaps the audience con- siders the circularity of their own lives, and wonders if, despite all the motion, anyone is really getting anywhere. The Ann Arbor Civic Theater's p...…
…Page 6-Saturday, January 29, 1983-The Michigan Daily 4 a --- - - --. -- - - . Annie Hall Harold and Maude Black and Blue with Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult Story of Joanna (XXX) Pro- Ball Cheerleaders (XXX) If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES 4 i m ~ m I i * - a i a i mm a a a ma mm mu a mm m U m i mu mu * mmm.m. mm. mm mm mum. , --o...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Saturday, January 29, 1983 Page 7 Spartans out-defense 'M' icers, 3-1 By CHUCK JAFFE Special to the Daily EAST LANSING - The more things change, the more they stay the same for the Michigan hockey team. Last night, the team got its best } defensive effort of the season, but was unable to assemble an offense and lost its third straight game, 3-1, before 6,793 fans at Munn Ice Arena. MICHIGAN'S JON Elliott and ...…
…4 Page 8-Saturday, January 29, 1983-The Michigan Daily Cagers shoot for turnaround By LARRY MISHKIN Bill Frieder must be wondering if the situation can get any worse for his basket: ball team this year. 'First, it drops a close one to Ohio State. Then comes the Indiana debacle. Add a three-overtime loss to Purdue, and a possible season-ending injury to Leslie Rockymore leaving the Wolverines with only two guards. NOW IF THAT'S not bad enough...…
…A lonesome whistle See Editorial, Page 4. E itt Y 43 Ninety-three Years of Editorial Freedom Ettlu It's over Cloudy with a chance of rain. High in the upper 30's. Vol. XCIII, No. 99 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 30, 1983 Ten Cents Eight Pages Harper, Ilini 'blow past weary '', 87-74 By LARRY MISHKIN Apparently the Michigan Wolverines lost more than just a basketball game when they dropped ...…
…4 Page 2-Sunday, January 30, 1983-The Michigan Daily Benefit aids nuclear disarmament movement (0ntinued from Page 1) Dr. Arthur Vander, presented a discussion about the medical aspects of nuclear war. "I'm convinced that if we understood the true nature of a nuclear war, the movement arising would be irrepressible;" he said. Vander denied any comparisons bet- ween modern nuclear war and the bombs dropped on Japan. "The weapon which is targe...…
…Officials celebrate opening of A2 A 2train station By SCOTT KASHKIN Amid the pops of champagne corks and the snipping of a ribbon, Ann Ar- bor's premier train station staged its grand opening yesterday on Depot Street. The modern $725,000 facility, located next to the restaurant which was once its predecessor, provides increased space for baggage services, a larger passenger waiting area, and access for the physically handicapped,. ONE OF THE ...…
…4 OPINION Page 4 Sunday, January 30, 1983 The Michigan Daily NR students: Revolutionary tactics T HE ACTS of desperate men are sometimesothe Regents in November 1981. Although some crazed. Certainly those School of Natural But you should have seen them last week. Regents have expressed dissatisfaction with Resources students feeling the cold steel of the Pacing and fretting. That's when they thought the proposal, Regent Deane Baker admitted ...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, January 30, 1983 Page5, Stark realism in 'Old Times By Jeff Manning H AROLD PINTER's Old Times opened this weekend at the New Trueblood Arena, and if you can manage to raise the outrageous ten dollar admission fee, you'll see some of the finest drama Ann Arbor has to of- fer. Produced by the Michigan Ensem- ble Theatre, the show features a first rate cast coupled with one of Pinter's best scripts. Christopher ...…
…4 Page 6-Sunday, January 30, 1983-The Michigan Daily I' I . { V . - .- * - -- .- ~ --- --- ~ - - ~ - - - - - - - - -- - - - ~ - - ---- - - - - - ~ - I -~ - - - - - - - - - - . - ~ - - - - - - - - 9 - - I.-. Annie Hall Herold nd Maude Black and Blue with Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult Story of Joanna (XXX) Pro-Ball Cheerleaders (XXX) If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one o...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, January 30, 1983-Pageo. Fredricksen rises to Madman's' challenge By Chris Lauer D iary of a Madman, part of the Michigan Ensemble Theater's latest repertory, is a masterfully con- ceived blend of classic and experimen- tal dramatic technique. Erik Fredricksen's one-man performance as IPoprishchin, a Russian peasant unable to cope with the reality of the world, is an eye opening balance of humor and tragedy. Tramp...…
…4 SPORTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, January 30, 1983 Page 8 Illini outlast Blue, (Continued from Page 1) good acting job." The first half was much like the first 10 minutes of the second stanza, as neither team could take a commanding lead and the Wolverines went into the lockerroom ahead, 38-36. A scary moment for Michigan came with a minute left in the opening period when Harper fouled Turner catching the Wolverine star in the face....…
