…! seather night: Cloudy with rain 'ely, low 53% morrow: Cloudy with rain ely, high around 60%. 14 r One hundred five years of editori d freedom 1W Wednesday November 1, 1995 - -.140 !2m=" "" '''! lw!""- , , i -.Mb I TA union calls for workload, wage changes By Heather Miller Daily Staff Reporter Negotiations between the Graduate Employees Organization and the Uni- versity began at 6 p.m. yesterday on a new contract to replace the curre...…
…Weather Tonight: Periods of rain, low about 50% Tomorrow: Cloudy, chance or rain, high around 45-. 46F 41W it t Itm tti One hundredflve years of editorialfreedom Thursday November 2, 1995 11 v Vol. cvly Noo 75 u x IA I Midterm Madness My project is due... Bosnian peace negotiations start in Ohio NOPPORN KICHANANTHA/ Daily Cram session: Jennifer Maigret, a graduate student in biology, prepares for a systematic botany midterm. I have a...…
…/' eather#u#±t ight: Cloudy, chance of w showers. Low 27. torrow: Mostly cloudy. ince of snow. High 37%. One hundred five years of editorialfreedom Unt Friday November 3, 1995 VI' looks to stuff Spartans Wolverines need win to stay in run for the Roses Ryan White ly Sports Editor Even to a man who is 6-8,299 pounds, chigan against Michigan State is big. 'This game centers around the whole te," Wolverine tackle. Jon Runyan d "Everybody's i...…
…v/irJ It i tUn oar tit, agollk qmpw might: Cloudy, rain likely, w in the 40s. morrow: Mostly cloudy, gh in the mid-40s. One hundred fve years of editor;i2lfreedom Monday November 6, 1995 Shocked, saddened, thousands mourn slain Israelileader From Daily Wire Services, n JERUSALEM -Tens of thousands of Israelis, many weeping, many bear- ing flowers,silentlyfiledpastthesimple wooden coffin of Prime Minister YitzhakRabin yesterday, in a fin...…
…eather onight: Mostly cloudy, low omorrow: Chance of snow, ugh around 34-. RABIN tudents ther to oum eader yJeff Eldridge aily Staff Reporter More than 500 mourners gathered n the steps of the Graduate Library ast night to reflect on the assassina- ion of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak abin. Some cried or held candles, but most tood in the 40-degree air listening in ilence. "It's just remembering a truly good erson. That's what it means," said...…
…eather night: Mostly cloudy, low ound 20% orrow: Partly sunny, h around 40°. 41v "Ut One hundredfve years of editorialfreedom Wednesday November 8, 1995 r a m.au b w .,, - .., z , a :,; rs .a o t.. a" .fi " ?,. ,o$. e, A" M.,+ at'T ~i ,u w4saN I emsl Maureen Sirhal fly Staff Reporter Another quiet election has ended in nn Arbor and five new candidates will gin a two-year term on City council. ith the off-year election, the turnout, expe...…
…1£,, AN might: Mostly cloudy, iance of rain, low 40%. imorrow: Rain likely, high ound 55'. One hundredfve years of editorialfreedom Thursday November 9, 1995 tecnt Events ept. 20: Firefighters arrive at Daniel P. Rice's burning home and find him dead. ept. 22: A Ziwet House roorn in Baits is set on fire in apparent arson. ept. 23: Dale L. Lipke, 23, is arrested in connection2with the Baits arson. Separately, Crystal Lujan, 23, is arrested...…
… k M . r 3 ? . t ' . 2 One hzundred five years of editorialw freedom *rn night: Rain, heavy at nes. Low in mid-40s. morrow: Rain, snow, mps falling to mid-30s. Friday November 10, 1995 ,,. ,r,. z.. ., _ ., . _, , .. _ .. A .. .d ., ,. 4 .,.. s ,. ..,_ ,., r. _.., .5. <a'C . . . .... Progress is made in Balkans peace talks vs. Purdue Tomorrow, 12:06 P.m. : Michigan Stadium 3PN :WJR 760 AM WWJ 950 AM, A 91.7 FM' s: Sold out Los Angele...…
…i;s w t ic UnIt One Izundredfrve years of editorilifreedom °e ,. r t Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, light snow likely, low 240. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, light snow likely, high 36. Monday November 13, 1995 , 'CI - ,..( Duderstadt gives his support to new Code ® Duderstadt expects regents to approve draft at meetings later this week By Josh White Daily Staff Reporter President James J. Duderstadt said Friday that he supports the propos...…
…eather tonight: Snow showers, low omorrow: Snow likely, igh around 350 ito *1rn One hundredflve years ofeditorialfreedom Tuesday November 14, 1995 m r a R 5 n Admin. salary increases outpace faculty again -2.8 By Joeh Whit. Daily Staff Reporter Executive officers at the University enjoyed higher pay increases than fac- ulty and staff members again this year, according to the annual Faculty and Staff Salary Record released yesterday. Wh...…
…ather onight: Partly cloudy with urries, low in the mid-20s. omorrow: Partly cloudy, igh in the lower 40s. C41v tE"In ti One hundredfjve years of editorialfreedom Wednesday November 15, 1995 .. r .:. .-d, a. .:.: ,2 .. ...rw, .. , .. w°r ,. ,:.. . ,... +sA .. .. .... .e --.., 2 ":..ron ~~ .m. - ru .. a s= . y, ./ /M( (n { yA .: i ....-.: , mA m..-. wt , s x-. < ,... A 4 ,:-.r s. ... i 's " i°.^., + .t , ,. x r , +:. , ..... .. _. .;. , M...…
…WE r One hundred five years of editoria'l freedomn *~4t Geather ronight: Partly cloudy, low around 23°. romorrow: Cloudy, chance f snow, high around 34. , Thursday November 16, 1995 I ~ 0 v Inside: The Daily previews the Michigan men's basketball team. ._ } }, R Pres. spurns offer to end Maurice Taylor Blue cleans glass, Demons shutdow n M'owns 1*n .... 7-65 W y Paul Barger aily Sports Writer The Michigan men's basketball eam tipp...…
…Weather Tonight: Cloudy with 2-4 inches of snow, low 30%. Tomorrow: Some snow, some sun, high 33%. It I Un Unt One hundredfive years ofeditorialfreedom Friday November 17, 1995 ... . ....... Presidential search forums scheduled SNOWY VALLEY By Amy Klein Daily Staff Reporter The University Board of Regents took the first step yester- day on the long journey toward finding a new president, adopting a plan for a series of public forums se...…
…V it One hundredfive years of editorialfreedom 14 j Weather Tonight: Cloudy, low 300. Tomorrow: Scattered snow showers, high in the 30s. Monday November 20, 1995 Vol.cvl O. 71"99 tieNl hgan ail Regents approve Code, 7-1 By Amy Klein Daily Staff Reporter The new Code of Student Conduct became policy on Friday when the University Board of Regents voted 7-1 to implement the code permanently - with a review in three years. Regent Deane Ba...…
…ather onight: Mostly cloudy, low f22%. omorrow: Partly sunny, lurries, high around 35°. C~~ t i One hundred frve years of editonalfreedom Tuesday November 21, 1995 ...: F ...I. N. rf: t'-T"' z ' ;+ !y'".. 3 -';:'« n da. .'S,'r R ,:R'r' : ate,. n ' pT xt .9.y.. . +s .. : .:. .,. .. +'+C..a ,.m: a :., . & ni V .l r 4, i r ~y"* ' a w. z m rs+: 6 ::~. .,.Tt =' i x fi hl . Rfl a v.... 'i r' 'e. t' s,'i w MTi ' a,+,, . c ,.; i ,. . 6( '.± r . ....…
…4>, WE i night: Mostly cloudy, low 'ound 27%. )morrow: Chance of snow, th around 38%. luckeyes a win away from] Wednesday One hundredfive years of editor/alfreedom November 22, 1995 Pasadena Michigan vs. Ohio State Pasadena Saturday, noon, Michigan Stadium ase for themselves New Year's TV: ABC. Mark Jones and Todd beating No. 3 Miami in the Blackledge are the Bowl. announcers. tate (7-0 Big Ten, 1-0 over- Radio: WJR 760 AM, head to the Ros...…
…JE* *rnL Weather Tonight: Rain changing to snow, low in the lower 30s. Tomorrow: Chance of rain or snow, high around 30. One hundredfive years of editord freedom Monday November 27, 1995 S-di arajevo stat indispute PALE, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) - Rebel Serb leaders demanded interna- tional protection yesterday for Serb- held parts of Sarajevo, whereresidents' refusal to submit to government author- ity could jeopardize the Bosnian peace...…
…Weather Toilght: Mostly cloudy, low around 20°. Tomorrow: Chance of snow showers, high around 30'. 'Eflan tt ti One hundredfive years of editori'alfreedom Tuesday November 28, 1995 DOW, ..-. -. ...e75 : -- fly s : - ,a - - ,lam , y; _,. ". work to boost AIDS' attention 0 Annual candlelight vigil and march to be held on Friday By Heather Miller Daily Staff Reporter Natasha Raymond, an SNRE doc- toral student, knew the first gay man in Bo...…
…athe r~oflt: Mostly cloudy, low n the lower 20s. omorrow: Mostly cloudy, igh in the mid 30s. It I UnV C - A InD II One hundred five years of editorialfreedom Wednesday November 29, 1995 r , i I Ticket s( y Jodi Cohen aily Staff Reporter There was more than one upset Sat- rday when the Wolverines crushed the uckeyes. At least 40 fans from Ohio were dis- ppointed twice during their stay in nn Arbor. Not only did Ohio State ose the possibi...…
…lvi] Weather Tonight: Chance of light rain, low around 35% Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, high around 48. ~42v Thusda One hundredfve years of editoralfreedom t -~ Thursday November 30, 1995 Pres.: 'Let us wage our peace' ,; k. f"': ?:' The Washington Post LONDON - President Clinton yes- terday saluted "this hopeful moment" in the violent histories of both Bosnia and Northern Ireland at the start of a European tour aimed at promoting U.S.- b...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 1, 1995 1Nrano/Wio Statistical Abstract published WASHINGTON (AP) - Homes without cable TV are a definite minor- ity. One in three Americans is still exer- cising after 75. Rock music sales are twice those of country and 10 times those of jazz. - Here is America in bare statistics, devoid ofinterpretation. Stacks of stats. From labor force to labor rooms. The kind of stuff important to public of...…
…2A- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 2, 1995 Workers strike at Cbrysler plant DETROIT (AP) - Hourly workers went on strike yesterday at a Chrysler Corp. plant that makes windshields and window glass for most of the automaker's cars and trucks. The walkout at McGraw Glass Divi- sion in Detroit, by about 1,000 mem- bers of United Auto Workers Local 227, could quickly force production .hutdowns at Chrysler assembly plants. Under the "jus...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 3, 1995 Denied promotion, U. of Vt prof files reVerse discrii nation suit The Minnesota Daily MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - A white University of Minnesota professor who claims she was bypassed for a job at the University of Vermont in favor of a minority candidate is seeking help from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportu- nity Commission. Economics Prof. Beth Honadle has filedareverse-discrimination complaint w...…
…I JA - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 6, 1995 t. /Won States face quirky election ballots tomorrow The Associated Press Political correctness in California. Secession in Kentucky. Affirmative action - by ZIP code, not race - in Minnesota. Not your usual ballot is- sues, they spice the thin stew of propos- als that voters will decide tomorrow. In the four-year election cycle, the November before a presidential contest for most means...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 7, 1995 HATION/WGRIMO San Francisco race highlights today's elections SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - After weeks ofcommunity forums, mudsling- ing and one nude foray into a shower with radio DJs, today's mayoral race between Willie Brown, Frank Jordan and Roberta Achtenberg is all but cer- tain to result in a runoff. Recent polls show all three candidates with between 20 percent and 30 percent of the vote, ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 8, 1995 'ji, -Aty"L'D Peres vows to continue where Rabin left off . _ JERUSALEM (AP) - A day after Yitzhak Rabin's burial, the gloves were - off: Politicians traded bitter recrimina- tions about who was to blame for his murder, and his widow accused right- wingers of creating the climate of hate that encouraged the assassin. Shimon Peres, Rabin's successor, has vowed to carry on-the slain man'...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 9, 1995 IRELAND Continued from Page 1A beyond what I think is just a perma- nence and stability issue. ... I think that evidence will stand tall in the appellate court too." The case gained national attention last year because Cashen based his decision to give Smith custody on Ireland's status as a student and her decision to put Maranda in day care while attending classes. Ireland and her daugh...…
…I 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 10, 1995 UlAirsom/wORILD I '60 Minutes' won't run tobacco interview NEW YORK (AP) - Did CBS sim- ply lose its nerve when it spiked a "60 Minutes" interview critical ofcigarette makers? And, if so, did the news media lose, too? Acting on its lawyers' advice, CBS pulled an interview with an unidenti- fied tobacco industry insider who was sharply critical of the industry. The network substituted an...…
…2A -The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 13, 1995 Rivers may give up pay if government shuts down tonight WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. Rep. Lynn Rivers said Friday that Congress is not doing its job in the face of a threatened government shutdown. "It is scandalous that we have not been able to come to some sort ofagree- nent here, and I think people at home are really disgusted," said a frustrated Rivers (D-Ann Arbor). Rivers said that ifcongres...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 14, 1995 SALARIES Continued from Page 1 you look at the quality of the faculty, it is important that we maintain competi- tive salaries to keep that quality. Fac- ulty salaries here are a continuing prob- lem for us." President James J. Duderstadt jumped to the top of the University's list this year with his $260,709 salary, which includes a 5-percent merit increase and a $16,667 equity adjustment. ...…
…2-The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 15, 1995 , 1, rY Balkans peace talks near close in Dayton Christopher meets with leaders to offer U.S. proposals Los Angeles Times DAYTON, Ohio - With Bosnia peace talks nearing the make-or-break time, Secretary of State Warren Chris- topher held a series of meetings with the conflict's factional leaders yester- day, offering U.S. proposals to resolve the remaining disputes blocking a com- prehensiv...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 16, 1995 MSA Continued from Page 1 gan Party, shouting, "We take our con- stituents to class, because we care." "In the Michigan Party, we try to use every innovative way possible to reach out to students," Winnick said. Winnick saidhe spent $90 to rent the cart from a Pontiac agency for the two- day campaign. Some passers-by said they were an- noyed with the politicking and they were not interest...…
…2-The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 17, 1995 Hillnears agreement on HUD, VA, EPA bi-s; White H The Washington Post WASHINGTON-House and Senate negotiators resolvedthdirdifferences yes- terday over an $80.3 billion bill funding veterans, housing, space and environ- mental agenciesemploying some 300,000 government workers. But even with Republicans dipping into a newfound $1.1 billion collection of money to add back some of the funds cut ...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 20, 1995 SHUTDOWN Continued from Page 1A Clinton and Congress still have a lot of negotiating left and if they can- not resolve their deep differences, the government could again be shut down next month after the expiration of the temporary measure negotiated yes- terday. Senate Minority Leader-Thomas Daschle (D-S.D.) and White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta, said the Democrats would be able to pr...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 21, 1995 Federalt park official wo stayed onjoYi awvaitsphlshret{;.4 DETROIT (AP) - A federal park superintendent who defied his superi- ors and stayed on the job during the government's partial shutdown doesn't expect to find out if or how he'll be punished until next week or later. And his boss said yesterday that there might be no disciplinary action against Bill Fink, superintendent of the Kewee...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 22, 1995 1~I ~ ~ Bosnia debate turns to peacekeepers > , +' .n rr ;' f .,6M Congress asks: Why send uS. atroops?~ The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Congress chal- lenged President Clinton yesterday to make his best case on why American ground forces should be deployed to Bosnia as part ofa newly initialedpeace agreement, asthe White House launched a'critical effort at salesmanship. The initial r...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 27, 1995 MERGER Continued from Page 1A tential partners to expand its reach, Trester said. "We need to be a part of managed care networks in all the markets in Michigan," he said. "Nationally, we're going through a period of massive con- solidation and integration of health care systems. For us, it is link or die, net- work or die." ~ Trester would not identify who the University is talking to, but s...…
…2 -- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 28, 1995 MAnow/Walao One year later, Chechnya still sees violence GROZNY, Russia (AP) - Over- looking the ruins of Grozny's presi- dential palace, Tamara Mamukova's 10th-floor apartment had new panes of glass in the windows, but nejther heat nor electricity. Her bedclothes were cold and damp. "I sleep cold, I get up cold and I eat cold," sighed the 85-year-old Russian woman, her breath visible as...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 29, 1995 1l TI UK. 0 I Clinton visits Ireland to boost peace momentum Los Angeles Times BELFAST, Northern Ireland - Troops are gone from city streets, and police who once wore bulletproof vests to track terrorists now clock speeders with radar guns. New busi- nesses are opening, and tourism is booming. This divided city is recovering from decades of ethnic strife, and President Clinton will ad...…
…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, November 30, 1995 NNWOi Military officials consulted psychics for infoj U.S. spent $20 million in attempts to find plutonium and Libyan leader Qaddafi SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - For 20 years, the United States has secretly used psychics in attempts to hunt down Libyan leader Moammar Qaddafi, find plutonium in North Korea and help drug enforcement agencies, the CIA and others confirmed yesterday. The ESP spying ...…
… .AL( T The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 1, 1995 - 3 MSA to update office, establish North Campus link Oakland U. students being tried for beating TROY - A circuit court judge ruled Monday that statements made to police by two suspects after an attack on an Oakland University professor is admis- sible in court. Judge Steven N. Andrews ruled that three statements Dwayne Barton, 21, of Rochester Hills made to police and three stateme...…
… LOCAL/sIrAirt Lecturer receives leadership award Robert Williams, an adjunct lecturer in the University's School of Public Health, has received the John G. Weigenstein Leadership Award for ,outstanding contributions to the co- tse from the American College of :Emergency Physicians. Through his health policy research, Williams has made significant contri- butions in educating his colleagues on the role of emergency medicine in a ;reformed hea...…
…* U The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 3, 1995 - 3 land Dbody anted Marquette Sault Ste. Marie The Upper Peninsula's largest city, with Home of the Soo Locks, the about 22,000 people. only way to travel between Home of a U.S. Winter Olympic Lake Superior and Lake Huron. training facility. The National Ski Also home to Lake Superior Hall of Fame isnearby.State University. twsFalls r Megan Schimpf laily Staff Reporter P opularly regarded...…
… LoCA IA The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 6, 1995 - 3A Ohio State, 'IY aim Programs make law Registration Imes to be sent vi e-mi Students will receive their registration Appointment time information on Wol- verine Access and via e-mail this week. Registration appointments for gradu- ate and professional students will begin Nov.13 andregistration forundergradu- ~ate students will begin Nov. 16 and continue through Dec. 6. As in past...…
… t f , .. d 3R X4 r. The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 7, 1995 - 3 Pound House damaged in break-in attempt A possible attempt at breaking and entering Thursday night at the Madelon -Pound House on Hill Street was re- ported to the University's Department of Public Safety. An officer discovered ,a broken window and minor damage to ;the garage door. DPS has no suspects in custody. Re- ,ports indicate the incident is being con- sidered van...…
…1i r ' '.rri' ir 'wi1 r' +.rir, " y+a r The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 8, 1995 - 3 MSA questions Wainess' code spokesperson role Ohio State gets artificial wetlands ,Nearly seven acres of wetlands will be added to Ohio State University's Olentangy River Wetlands Research Park come spring, more than doubling the size of the current park. ' Due to the construction of a solid waste plant in the county of Fairfield, OSU is gaining t...…
… Mr lLqOtALjSr I sychology dept anked No.1 The University's psychology depart- tent is the most productive and influen- al department in its field in the nation, :cording to a survey conducted by the istitute for Scientific Information. ISI based its survey on the 100 most- ted psychology papers from 1990-94. The University's department tied [arvard University's as the most pro- uctive, with 19 highly cited papers. ut because the University l...…
… FRt A1VFOC 5 - r The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 10, 1995 - 3 "When a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himself public property:' - Thomas. Jefferson Today's student leaders are America's future Today the campus ... tomorrow the world I eadership crosses all boundaries and divisions. .6! Leaders of any group, regardless of their cause or mission, must have certain common qualities. Leadership crosses the line between...…
… I& LOCKILIST&TI The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 13, 1995 -3 ' I Campus group to protest :Contract' on Digtoday At noon today, a campus umbrella group plans to display petitions con- taining 4,000 signatures opposing the GOP's "Contract With America" on a 40-by-5 foot banner on the steps of the Graduate Library. The banner will then be sent to Wash- ington to be displayed in front of the White House as part of a national vigil again...…
…f ' ' , The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, November 14, 1995 - 3 AAPD releases names in car crash It was a Dearborn man who was the 'person killed when a tree fell on his car over the weekend, Ann Arbor police said yesterday in releasing the names of th& people involved the incident to The -Michigan Daily yesterday. Staff Sgt. Dennis Betz said the driver was John Cain, who died later Satur- day. Cain was driving a Ford Ranger pick-up truck when a...…
