…ICp ti Weather Tonight: Flurries possible, low low around 270. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, flur- ries possible, high around 380 One /wndred six years of editorial freedom Thursday October 31, 1996 mmig .,. a '' ' :"' i s9 u S qty '"J a E; <c+ 4 a Y> ? 3' ' rk+ss p:Yi3 ........ . . ........... R IM S liSA dean was finalist for 'U pres. By Jodi S. Cohen Daily Staff Reporter LSA Dean Edie Goldenberg was one of five Slists for the Univer...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 31, 1996 NATION/WORLD FINALIST Continued from Page 1A "I cannot go forward with such a process because it no longer provides any opportunity for candid conversa- tions about sensitive issues;" he read. Newman said she "respects (Goldenberg's) judgment." "She felt it was important to have one-on-one meetings," Newman said. "She felt she couldn't make a decision unless it was a well-informed deci- s...…
…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 31, 1996 - 3A 'U' students propose new ideas for empty lot VU awarded for its efforts to conserve energy * At a ceremony in Washington, D.C., the University was recognized Friday for its excellence in conserving energy. MThe U.S. Department of Energy award- ed the University - and six other insti- tutions - the National Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Award. In 1987 the University b...…
…4A -'The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 31, 1996 (bz Stign Pg 420 Maynard Street Ann Arbor, M1 48109 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan RONNIE GLASSBERG Editor in Chief ADRIENNE JANNEY ZACHARY M. RAIMI Editorial Page Editors NOTABLE QUOTABLE 'There's been a diversity of ideas and experiences, and each one is very different. Each one comes at everything differently. Each one has given a variety of answers.' - R...…
…Irr LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 31, 1996- 5A *ECONOMY Coninued from Page IA Arbor). Clinton is enjoying the unsolicited praise that President Bush missed out on. in his bid for re-election, said University economics Prof. George Johnson. While Rivers said she supports Clinton's economic policies, she c:iti- ized analysis that holds officials responsible for economic trends beyond their control. "The argument that ever...…
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…Dole starts last push in Campaign. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Promising to win 'ne for "Mr. Lincoln," Bob Dole began his final push fr an electoral breakthrough yesterday by suggesting President Clinton's re-election would plunge the nation into a recession. "The Clinton recovery ended today," Dole said at a dampus rally here as he stumped for votes in the South. The region is generally a GOP presidential stronghold, but Dole is still strugglin...…
… UlbteIu Ohtkak a~ Scoreboard NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE DALLAS 2. Buffalo 0 N. Y. Islanders 2, HARTFORD 2 COLORADO 6, St. Louis 3 DETROIT 5, Montreal 3 EDMONTON 4, Phoenix I FLORIDA 3, Chicago 2 Vancouver at Anaheim, Inc. N.Y. Rangers 6, NEW JERSEY I Calgary at San Jose, Inc. Los Angeles 2, OTTAWA 2 WASHINGTON 4, Philadelphia 2 Home team in CAPS Thursday October 31, 1996 - THE BIG TEN CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS - Women seek redemption By A...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 31, 1996 - 9 You get sick You call Mom for sympathy You dial 1-800-COLLECT Mom saves a ton of money Mom is so pleased she sends you brown ies You eat the whole box of brownies You get sick m m i …
…10A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 31, 1996 M crew heads to Head of the Elk Coxswains critical in head-style regattas By Tracy Sandler Fur the Daily After finishing off Ohio State at last Sunday's Jack Speakman Regatta in Columbus, the Michigan crew team is preparing for another head-style race at this Sunday's Head of the Elk Regatta in Elkhart, Ind. Both the freshman ° and varsity teams are looking to the coxswains to keep them on...…
… 6B - The ichigan Daily Weekes:dItaazies-ThursdayOc O er 31, 1996 * AbutTown zrs N. Campus Ford Library offers cornocopla o pres. research The Michigan DaiyWeekend * Ballot' Around the Country On the nation's ballots: ,term limits, bet By Hu-Jin Kim Daily Ars Writer Many students are aware of possibly the University's most famous alum, as well as the University's Most Valuable Football Player in 1934 - former President Gerald Ford. However,...…
… 20B -The Michigan Daily WeeI nd Magazine - Thursday, October 31, 1996 1 .. ;:... r . 1 The Michig9eaily Weekend 1 Sound and Fury NO GOOD REASONS TO DETHRONE CLINTON BY DEAN BAKOPOULOS insulting to American intelligence. Dole and Kemp both have literally scolded the voters for not supporting the GOP ticket. They have scolded Ross Perot for staying in the race. They have scolded the media, Hollywood, other Republicans. If they somehow ...…
…48 -4 Michigan Daily Weeke* Magazne --Thursday; r 31,1996 4 } The Michiganf y Weeked * U.S. House race Tigress' campaigns for House .. _ Lynn Rivers GOP By je~enifeHarvey Dafly Staff Reporter A "tigress" is doing battle in Ann Arbor. At least, that's the way some of her fellow members of Congress describe U.S. Rep. Lynn Rivers (D-Ann Arbor). They say she stands up for what she believes in. Rivers vehemently supports educa- tion, abort...…
… 22B -The Michigan Daily Weekend Magazine - Thursday, October 31, 1996 or 0 A weekly list of who's where, what's happening and ET why you need to be there ... The Michig ily Weekend M Presidential Analysis: Crunch Time? Experts: Both are insiders, but Clinton sh< thursday CAMPUS CINEMA Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) A Halloween celebration including the film, goodies and a haunted house. Festivities begin at 3 p.m. Mich 5:...…
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…13 .Michigan Daily Week Magie-- Thursdayrtober1, 1996 . The Michigan Ballot ~ -~ 'AMC . - '^ Residents to cast vote on killot questions By Ereka M. Smith Daily Staff Reporter As Michigan voters go to the polls Tuesday, they will be given a chance to vote on six separate ballot proposals, ranging from bear hunting to casinos and campaign funding. The proposals call for voters to make direct votes on laws that govern the state, and if a major...…
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…169, ' T ltvichi arn IDaitv Weekel Mat t to -Thursday. O rer31., I5 L996' AL- V V .i.VW e> ttrvtrrEyc. rr vurrx : a+vaz .a' Ann Arbor races A2rep. sti ks to platform From Staff Reports Elections in Ann Arbor are old hat for state Rep. Liz Brater. After serving as a member of the Ann Arbor City Council, as mayor of Ann Arbor and as a state representative in the 53rd district, Brater is once again running for re-election. Brater, a Democ...…
…* Communilty Feature 2 council incumbents run unopposed DaySkpRte Tobi Hanna-Davies (D-lst Ward) and Jean Carlberg (D-3rd Wand)are not at all worried about the upcoming City Council elections - both are running unopposed. But neither councilmember is ready to take it easy just because they've got the election in the bag. "The campaign has not been any different for me, except I can relax a little," Carlberg said. "I'm still out every day kno...…
…14B Thchigan Daily Weeke a e - Thursday, O er 31, 1996 i'i ix _. r ... The Michigan 1 Da ekeM Wastenaw Coqutyraces J Tree vie for judges inmar By Katie Piona Daily Staff Reporter One man will get left in the dust when the voters of Washtenaw County choose two out of three candidates to sit on the bench of the 22nd Circuit Court. Two candidates, Judges Donald Sheldon and Patrick Conlin, are up for re-election, while newcomer Peter Colli...…
… Awk-I - .Nbl &If, 12B - e Michigan Daily Week* Magazine - Thursda tober 31, 1996 C nton to The Michigan o2 Weeke d1 build 'bridge to future' By Laurie Mayk Daily Staff Reporter Bill Clinton's presidential campaign isn't built around a place called I-lope this year. It's built on a bridge to the 21 st century. What Americans will find across that bridge, which Clinton claims is wide enough and strong enough to accom- modate all Americans...…
