…Weather Tonight: Cloudy with chance of snow. Low 15°. Tomorrow: Snow likely. High in upper 20s. d loan 4 qoppapy One hundred six years ofeditorialfreedom, Wednesday January 8, 1997 "r'" ' _. ; . , , ,, I 'tYstudent mugged near local 4TM By Anupama Reddy Daily Staff Reporter A male, University student was mugged close to campus early Monday morning after withdrawing money from an ATM. LSA senior Bryan Freeman said he had withdrawn $20 f...…
…Weather Tight: Snow showers, low around 200. Tom orow: More snow, high around 250. r ru "UY One hundred six years of edikn;rlfreedom Thursday January 9, 1997 ,.; .. : .. ,. ,.. ,, ., ~,GC :vF ~. :. ,va .. L'Y n-. >. '.} ti ti' .x.> a G" 5 r fi .>. k<<: :, .Y.' ,;vv 4'Sa > ":.; Es <j ,5. .. r... « ? 5 s rsk5;' <G. 2{r3'V 2f >.Yr,;<YEt'M' 5v ,«<55 S <i,....+'+S .,q ru 3k <' . e {S ' ., ,, 2 .< . < .:' :" . , s .... ,,,'_.."f. I MSA pres. ...…
…1£.. Unt Tonight: Snow showers, low around 17*. tomorrow: More snow showers, high around 220. One hundred six years ofeditoriafreedom Friday January 10, 1997 Plane crash near etro kills 29 Markicy PA ~urio Mayk rani Yachnin DE)iy Staff Reporters :Aati Sharangpani's last term at the University and her hopes for a job at Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, where she iteviewed before her return flight, ended in the fatal crash of Comair fl...…
…trirni IrnF Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 100. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high around 270. One hundred six years of editorialfreedom Monday January 13, 1997 'U mourns loss of theatre prof. in Comair crash By Alice Robinson Daily Staff Reporter Bouquets of violet-colored daisies and delicate red roses adorned Betty Jean Jones' office door this weekend paying tribute to the accomplished 47-year-old associate Rackham dean and th...…
…Tonit: Chance of snow afte midnight. Low 150. Tomorrow: Cloudy, snow accu mulation. High in upper 20s. WIra *rni -F One hundred six yearf oe dftonalfreedom Tuesday January 14, 1997 ../~ ..; ,. .. o>.,... . a ,,. I Class of '00 leans right, frowns on casual sex B Chris Metinko Daily Staff Reporter First-year students across the country are leaning more to the right, frowning on casual sex and spend- ing their tuition dollars more carefu...…
…onight: More snow, low round 250. omorrow: Windy with more now, high 300. 'trail Irnt One hundred six years ofeditorliafreedom Wednesday January 15, 1997 *l , . ccords ' etanyahu, Arafai TWashington Post RUSALEM - After prolonged and painful labor, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat completed a long- awaited accord early this morning to pull back Israeli forces from the city of Hebron and the...…
…oa 4,*1 1£ IrranT *rnP Weather Tonight: Snow likely, low around 50. Tomorrow: Snow showers like ly, high around 120. - One hundred six years of editonialfredom Thursday January 16, 1997 ' x k'Y ':. ^" T CVII, No. SS, Michigan , , vaity Israeli cabinet agrees to begin Hebron pullout The Washington Post JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced down cabinet opponents into the early-morning hours today, securing an 11-to-7 endors...…
…Weather Tonight: Snow flurries, low around 30. Tomorrow: Scatter d flurries continue, high around 170. irirni "Utt One hundred siC years ofeditoralfreedom F'riday January 17, 1997 !Vol.~~~~ -3'i.R 6..'Sl.3.k mrr r rS o 9e"l I WSU By Heather Kamins Daily Staff Reporter University Law students di as well as Wayne State Unive last summer's Michigan B according to figures releas B d of Law Examiners.. nety-seven percent of V students passed...…
…WEt *b Itt4o 11-jagalk 't IMPP7 Weather Tonight: Cloudy with rain likely, low around 330. Tomorrow: Cloudy, more rain, high around 400. One hundred six years of editornalfreedom Tuesday January 21, 1997 Inaugural speech urges country to end divisions By Jennifer Harvey and Laurie Mayk paijy Staff Reporters WASHINGTON - William Jefferson Clinton recited the presidential oath for y second time yesterday, praising the aievements of the 20t...…
…'Elan Untt onight: Snow showers likely, ow in the lower 20s. omorrow: Snow likely, high iround 23°. One hundred six years of editorlfreedom Wednesday January 22, 1997 $45 OK allocated for diversity programs -Katb Wang ay StaffReporter With less than two weeks remaining in his erm as interim University president, Homer eal launched a new initiative Monday to pro- diversity at the University. e initiative, called the President's New entur...…
…Weather ronight: Increasing cloudi- ness, low around 20*. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy. A chance of snow, high 350. WEb .ti One hundred six years of editoriaf reedorm Thursday January 23, 1997 'Y t *' ,. . : a, :i ' ,.. ': , J w ,m ?: a" .... . . o .,x ..'..s;2a ~ M1 ., *.A i :i < cv i Service 400 gather to ren By Katlo Plona DailyStaffReporter Nearly 400 people crowded the Michigan U *n Ballroom yesterday to share stories, h ter and tears f...…
…W e 46*1 i * Yt Neather bonght: Chance of showers, ow around 29*. omorrow: Snow showers ikely, high around 240. One hundred six years ofeditonlfreedom Friday January 24, 1997 * *'* *. ~*.,. ~ . *i: tI6, ro golfer donates $2.5M for thietes y Prachish Chakravorty aily Staff Reporter Professional golfer and University lum John Schroeder is giving back to is alma mater by donating $2.4 mil- ion to the University's Athletic epartment. The do...…
…Zbe £idigrnx&tig FRIDAY: MICHIGAN 5 lmi / SATURDAY: MICHIGAN 3 sw eps Ia I I A Michigan now alone in 1st place By Mark Snyder Daily Sports Writer Since the weekend passed without a Michigan hat trick, the only item that flew from the stands at Yost Ice Arena on Saturday was a broom. But the gesture pleased the Michigan hockey team just the same. In front of 6,434 fans, Michigan (14-1-2 CCHA, 23-1-3 overall) recorded a 3-0 vic- tory, ...…
… E In WI IWt Weather Tonight: Chance of flurries, high around 130. Tomorrow: Chance of flurries, high around 230. One hundred szi years of editorial freedom Monday January 27, 1997 Medstart speaker talks on impoverished children By Brian Campbell Daily Staff Reporter Award-winning author and activist Jonathan Kozol decried the living conditions of the nation's poorest children while discussing what role the medical system should play in ...…
…Jre itt an "Itt Weather Tnight: Partly cloudy, low around 100. omorrow: Chance of light snow, high around 250. One hundred six years ofeditorW freedom Tuesday January 28,'1997 - ~ nDai Ay ' I tl D 7 , s,, t a..0a : , rt . Si4r 7 : Federal research Racism trial begins against 'U' Funding to cline By Heather Kamins Daily Staff Reporter A 20-percent decline in federal Funding for university-based research nationwide is expected aver the ...…
…oniglht: Cloudy, light snow ikely, low around 100. omorrow: Cloudy, chance of now, high around 200. JrW ti One hundred six years ofeditoriafreedom Wednesday January 29, 1997 #f1$I. GY 1{'F4 +, NAY ' n: t ,x". .i " R37 !g.< versight hair for PS -Kafi. Wang Staff Reporter After leading the restructuring of he Department of Public Safety versight Committee, Sam Gross munced yesterday that he is step- ing down as the committee's chair ive mo...…
…WEi "Ul Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 20°. Tomorrow: Chance of light snow, high in the 30s. One hundred six years of editonazlfreedomr Thursday January 30, 1997 - - .E mig Court panel dismisses Baker case Justices uphold earlier ruling favoring Baker Jeffrey Kosseff Jenni Yachnin Daily Staff Reporters A panel of judges from the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday dis- missed the case of a former University studen...…
…Weather Tonight: Chance of tsunami, low around 550. Tomorrow: Chance of locusts high around 890. rttail t tit, , One hundred six years of editor'i/lfreedom Friday January 31, 1997 to 'cvu, NoV S j :F.;.. Y ' f £ -.. 3/ .F .."' Hi G Jn.,'. ,.S i' MT I_ COmpleting the I Neal wraps u interim presidency By Heather Kamins a Katie Wang Dai y Staff Reporters When Homer Neal jets off next month for Switzerland after stepping down as interim Un...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 8, 1997 NATION/WORLD Flooding ravageS :W,,est Coast MANTECA, Calif. (AP) - Raging rivers burst through levees in California's soggy Central Valley yesterday, flooding more homes and farms and forc- ing new evacuations as the damage total rose to near- ly $1 billion. Crews laid sheets of plastic and stacked sandbags against the rising tide. At Lake Tahoe, which swelled with Sierra runoff to its hi...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 9, 1997 NATION/WORLD Albright sails through confirmation heanng .... . > ..: , " ... ..:.ti :: . . NMW V . The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Secretary of State-designate Madeleine Albright sailed virtually unchallenged through her confirmation hearing yesterday and appeared assured of prompt approval by a friendly Senate Foreign Relations Committee. From day-old freshmen such as Sen. Gordon Smi...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 10, 1997 NATION/WORLD SITE Continued from Page 1. "I heard the plane go by and it made this sound, there was a big boom," Fleming said. "My house started to shake. Then I saw a whole bunch of smoke coming up." Fleming's older brother also saw the rising smoke. "It sounded like a plane buzzed by, riding real low," said David Fleming. "I looked out the bedroom window and saw black smoke coming out of t...…
… 2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 13, 1997 King Hussein moves tU oost talk The Washington Post JERUSALEM - Jordan's King Hussein, piloting his own helicopter from Amman to Gaza to Tel Aviv, staged a diplomatic rescue mission yesterday for the deadlocked talks between his Israeli and Palestinian neighbors. The unexpected intervention of the monarch, who has had uneasy relations with both parties, came as Dennis Ross, the Clinton admi...…
… 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 14, 1997 NATION/WORLD Bombs found at Arab paper The Washington Post LONDON - A new wave of letter bombs struck the Arabic-language news- paper Al Hayat yesterday, and one of them exploded at the paper's headquar- ters here, injuring two security guards. Two other mail bombs were found at the United Nations in New York City addressed to Al Hayat's news bureau there. Authorities said the bombs in bo...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 15, 1997 NATION/WORLD Serbian president concedes election returns' validity Milosevic ends eight- week struggle with political opponents The Washington Post BELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic made a major concession yesterday in his eight-x week struggle with his political oppo- nents, validating disputed election returns that would give, the opposition control of Belgrad...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 16, 1997 NATION/WORLD Peruvian rebels agree to talks LIMA, Peru (AP) - Leftist rebels agreed yesterday to formal talks to end Peru's month-old hostage crisis on the condition that everything - including freddom for their jailed comrades - be on the table. The announcement - made via two- way radio from the Japanese ambas- sador's residence - raised hopes of a potential breakthrough in the hostage...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 17, 1997 NATION/WORLD Israeli soldiers hand over power i*n Hebron The Washington Post HEBRON, West Bank - Toward the end, as the moment neared, the handing over of power in the West Bank city of Hebron became a strangely prosaic affair yesterday. After all the years of blood and routine violence, all the apocalyptic words, all the countless hours of bar- gaining and interventions of statesmen near and ...…
…1- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 21, 1997 NATION/WORLD CLINTON C antmd from Page IA "There is work to do that government alone cannot do," Clinton said. The system should be changed, Clinton said, "so that the voice of the people will always speak louder than the din of narrow interest.' ,Clinton will come forth with specific proposals today when he is scheduled to Cddress the Democratic National Committee as it installs a new chair...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 22, 1997 NATION/WORLD Leads to Cosby killer run dry Loa Angeles Tunes LOS ANGELES - The search for Ennis Cosby's killer suffered a serious setback yesterday when Los Angeles homicide detectives concluded that two men detained as possible witnesses were drifters who had nothing to con- tribute to their investigation. Authorities said they were convinced that one o'f the two men interviewed Monday...…
…20A- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 23, 1997 NATION/WORLD ,e " ' . - . F ° ; : , - e ;', r , . , , , nton calls pC~ 4 neles Times kMTHBROOK, I. - President Clinton, high- educational standards as a top priority of his rn term, yesterday called on U.S schools to raise k oficiency in science and math to the highest ni the world. the first trip of his new term, Clinton chose to school district in suburban Chicago that ranks 5 p intern...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -- Friday, January 24, 1997 NATION/WORLD Milosevic blocks .rebelT taeover Los Angeles Tunes KRAGUJEVAC, Yugoslavia - Violent clashes erupted here yesterday as newly installed officials from the opposition sought to take charge of this city's television station but were blocked from doing so by the regime of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic. After angry crowds gathered to demand that the station be turned over in K...…
…2B - The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - January 27, 1997 NBA Standings Eastern Conference Western Conference Midwest Division Atlantic Division ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Team Miami New York Washington; Orlando New Jersey Boston Philadelphia W 30 30 21 19 11 9 9 L 12 13 21 19 29 30 33 Pct. .714 .698 .500 .500 .275 .231 .214 Central Division GB .5 9 9 18 19.5 21 GB 6.5 8 13 13.5 16 17 22.5 Team Houston Utah Minnesota Dallas Denver San An...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 27, 1997 NATION/WORLD I LEAGUE Continued from Page 1A cover both the walls and the poles of the lounge, said LSA junior Chinwe Oraka, who works for Murrell. The lounge cur- rently has an art exhibit. Of the two new restaurants, some students said they appreciated the arrival of a Tim Horton's to campus. "I'm a senior here, and I haven't been able to get a good doughnut until now," said LSA senior Jo...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 28, 1997 Simpson case goes to jury Los Angeles Times SANTA MONICA, Calif. - In his last closing arguments, O.J. Simpson's lawyer asked jurors yesterday to con- clude that crooked police planted a bloody glove at Simpson's mansion and dribbled damning blood evidence from Simpson and two murder victims on the defendant's socks and his car, and at the murder scene. This, said attorney Robert Baker, was p...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 29, 1997 NATION/WORLD Clinton defends party fund-raising The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Saying that "mistakes were made" in the pursuit of campaign contributions, President Clinton told reporters yesterday that a top financial regulator should not have been invited to a coffee arranged by the Democratic National Committee for bankers who contributed to the party. At the same time, Clinton defen...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 30, 1997 NATION/WORLD Pakistani high court upholds Bhutto s dismissal .~.* .~. ~ .*.* .*.* .~. x*. .-.. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Benazir Bhutto lost a bid to regain office when Pakistan's highest court ruled yesterday that her ousted govern- ment was corrupt. New elections will be held as planned Monday. A lawyer for the former prime minis- ter called the ruling disappointing. Bhutto said it w...…
…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 31, 1997 NACtON/Wonors Cllinton database tied to funds, donors .x' AM. A . .. '' : ,k..r- ., , r WASHINGTON (AP) - Months 'after denying a White House database was used to solicit campaign contribu- "tions, the Clinton administration scram- :bled yesterday to explain why a top fund-raiser says it helped him woo donors and award "special graces." Republicans quickly labeled the data- base "a hotel lin...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 8, 1997 - 3A ITD cracking down on overdrawn users MSU student kidnapped, miurdered first-year Michigan State University student from Saginaw, was found slain Saturday in an apparent kidnapping-murder, the Detroit Free Press reported. Karen King's body was found arpund II a.m. Saturday in a field on the last side of Saginaw. King had left her home for a what was to be a quick trip to the gr...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 9, 1997 - 3 Study: Chest- pain centers may save lives - Chest-pain centers - emergency rooms for possible heart attack victims - may save lives and dollars, a recent study reported by the Associated Press shows. The study of 502 patients at the .;chest-pain center of Ann Arbor's St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, published this week in the journal "Annals of Emergency Medicine," found that so- calle...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michig'an Daily - Friday, January 10, 1997 -- 3 Winnie the Pooh items stolen from LSA A caller who works in the LSA *ilding reported to the Department of Public Safety that several items had been stolen from her office. Items including a stereo and a few Winnie the Pooh-style bookends, worth an estimat- ed- $200 according to DPS reports, were taken from the office sometime during break. DPS reports said there were no signs o...…
…LocAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 13, 1997 - 3A Syverud tapped as Vanderbilt Law School dean Gosling is new interim director for U' library illiam Gosling, an assistant direc- to. for technical services and library systems, has been named interim direc- to of the University library through at least June 30. Gosling has worked at the University library since 1986. He has been a guest lecturer for the School of Information and ...…
… victim robbed at gunpoint A victim was robbed at gunpoint day in the 2400 block of Arrow Wood W il at around midnight, according to Ann Arbor Police Department reports. The victim reported that four men stole his wallet, coat and credit card and then fled in a Dodge Dynasty. They allegedly yelled as they left the scene, "We are from the south side of Ypsilanti." Pittsfield Township police officers stopped the vehicle and all four men were arr...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 15, 1997 - 3 samatt Citadel warns against hazing emale cadets ifton Poole, president of the Citadel, cautioned the 1,700 cadets there that severe penalties would be enfoced if any were found behaving in an "inappropriate" manner toward female cadets, according to The New York Times. Poole also repeated the Citadel's willingness to integrate female cadets. The address came a day after two o...…
…I LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 16, 1997 - 3A Safety-belt use rising in 4lichigan In their annual study of about 8,900 drivers and front-seat passengers in Michigan's 28 most-populous counties, te University Transportation Research iistitute found that 70.8 percent of pas- sengers and motorists buckle up. That figure is up 4 percent fom last year. More women than men buckle up, with 76.7 percent of women wearing belts i...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 17, 1997 - 3 Apartment resident makes arson threat resident of South Thayer artment Complex called the Ann A or Police Department reporting that his irate friend was disturbing many of the. ther residents by yelling, "Fire, fire." The resident said his friend claimed he was going to burn down the apart- men~t complex. AAPD arrived five minuiites later and arrested the suspect, who was found i...…
…i LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, January 21, 1997 - 3A Religion offers community for students of colot Two arrested for forging licenses, student IDs fhe Ann Arbor Police Department arrested two suspects Thursday for attempting to forge identification, according to Department of Public Safety reports. The suspects were accused of attempting to alter Michigan driver's lienses and attemptingto make a fake copy of a University stud...…
… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednead y, January 22, 1997 - MSA voting process moves into next century Anti-Semetic e-mail seen at Worthwestem Students and faculty at )Northwestern University have recent- ly received e-mail messages from white supremacy groups. The e-mails ciontained two essays, "Get Set For War" and "Non-White Immigration: Death Sentence for America," by American Dissident Voices, a world- wide radio program. The essays...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, January 23, 1997 --3k Gregory bashes racism Computer usage ehanges over ime, survey finds During their first years at the 4iversity, students are more likely to use computers in residence halls, but oder students tend to use computers in campus computing sites like Angell Hall. According to the Jan. 15 issue of Information Technology Digest, the Information Technology Division con- ducted a survey ...…
…T Y.. i "" . f1 Y !i " i _. _ _.. _ }1 Ilk /4 ^'f f k _ LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 24, 19 State Dems start year with family based bill 97 -3 Suspect steals from Uncle Ed's OH Shop A caller who works in Uncle Ed's Oil Shop at 1800 Pauline St. reported to the An -Arbor Police Department that he had . been robbed at gun point Wednesday night. According to AAPD reports, the caller said a masked man approxi- mately 5- feet...…
…The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - January 27, 1997 - 3B Gymnasts win despite early falls By Jacob Wheeler Daily Sports Writer Normally, the first two or three com- petitors of the meet set the tone for the Sire day. .ut the Michigan women's gymnas-. tifs team showed it was able to overcome a slow start Saturday night, as it over- came an early deficit to defeat lMassachusetts, 195-193.7, in Amherst, Mass. "A couple of us came out shaky and...…
…u 211a . c r }gay a _a . s r r t x..r r r ; yc rars a .x v ,a. t . , .a. , LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 27, 1997 - 3A Award recipient to lecture on statuettes . Fair provides infornation for teachers fie University Exhibit Museum will host a free teacher information fair on Wednesday. At the fair, teachers will gain experi- ence and valuable information from displays and presentations. The exhibit will take place from ...…
