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…Ninety-'Two Years of Editorial Freedom E Lt]i uu IEaIIQ HEAVENLY Mostly sunny today with a high in the 60s. Vol. XCII, No. 143 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 1, 1982 Ten Cents Ten.Pages House comittee approves, additional' GSL funds By FANNIE WEINSTEIN Though Congress has yet to act on President Reagan's proposed cutbacks in financial aid, a bill approved by the House G Appropriations Committee, wh...…

…Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom C I bt Sir igan Iai1 REFRESHING Mostly cloudy, windy, and warmer today with a chance of rain by after- noon, high in the mid 60s. Ten Cents Twelve Pages XCIL No. 144 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 2, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Winds still 'harassing 'New faeulty report analyzes space shuttle E WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, . (AP)- The same kind of strong...…

…Ninety-Two Years Of Editorial Freedom J' it igan 43IaiQ DECLINING Showers likely this mor- ning with temperatures dropping throughout the day from an early high in the mid-50s to a low tonight around 20. Vol. XCIU, No. 145 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 3, 1982 Ten Cents TenPaiges MSA presidential hopefuls reveal party platforms By GEORGE ADAMS Candidates from three campus political parties...…

…Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom Sir I!JUII 1E aiI REALLY BAD Mostly clear and colder today with a high in the low to mid 30s. ... .. .. . . ! ... * I * *IO O~I% T L .- A: .L:. - - 1 .. . " ._ . . . _ 1 i . . Vol. XCII, No. 147 Copyright 1982, ThevMichigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 6, 1982 Ten Cents Eight Pages Democrats win two city counci positions Ann Arbor Democrats captured two of three contested seats on...…

…Ninety- Two Years of Editorial Freedom v'. LiE II4hr !43IaiIQ BETTER Mostly sunny and a little warmer today with a high around 30. A W Vol. XCII, No. 148 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 7, 1982 Ten Cents Eight Pages Milliken to reduce cuts aimed at 'U' By JANET RAE A revised executive order from Gov. William Milliken to be announced tioday will reduce the amount of state appropriations to ...…

…Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom C I br Litxl4JUU EIt1Q UNPLEASANT Breezy today with snow accumulating up to an in- ch, high in the upper 30s. ,_. Vol. XCII, No. 149 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 8, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages Revised state budget cut defers less from By JANET RAE with wire reports LANSING - A revised state budget- cutting order reducing the amount of state appropriatio...…

…Ninety-Two Years Of Editorial Freedom crit/t43 U 44&F IMPROVED Temperatures will rise today to a comfortable up- per 40s with increasing cloudiness. II lIol. XCII, No. 151 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor; Michigan-Saturday, April'10, 1982 Ten Cents Eight Pages " i 'Cattle prod of edu4 By KATHLYN HOOVER ?'i'° W ' Although it compares University students 'to "steers being pushed and rodded through the stockyards of ig...…

…Ninety- Two. Years of Editorial Freedom Lit iau IiQ UNEXORABLE Mostly sunny pleasant with a high upper 40s. and in the VoI. XCI. No. 152 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 11, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages if Milliken's exit heats up governor's race By BILL SPINDLE Last December, Gov. William Milliken an- ounced that he would not seek re-election this vember and that he would be trading politics an...…

…CLIMBING Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom iaw Iit IaiIQ Aside from a chance of a shower this morning, the weather improves a little today, with climbing tem- peratures and a high in the mid-5os. Vol. XCII, No. 153 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 13, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Falkiand war looms closer, 0 Haig says LONDON (AP) - U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig said after 111/ hours ...…

…I Recruiting: Scrambling for the winners Edtor's note: The following story is the first in a four-day series investigating the !perations of the University's Department of Athletics. The series will cover recruiting, admissions, athletic department policy, and the mix of athletics and academics at the University. By ANDREW CHAPMAN About the most college coaches can do to lure a top high school athlete to a university is to promise a free edu...…

…6 Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom : ' Sir igan l~a ig YA HOO Sunny today with a won- derful high in the upper 60s. ...._ n . -. Lah W Vol. XCIl No. 155 C~opyright 142, The ichigan DiJly~ Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 15, 1982 1f Ten Cents Ten Pages _ Admissions: A By ANDREW CHAPMAN Copyright12, The Michigan Daily When Bo Schembechier feels strongly enough about getting a recruit with marginal grades into the Univers...…

…Making a business of ' ' athletics By ANDREW CHAPMAN Goings-on at the University's Department of Intercollegiate Athletics are making some people very unhappy.- Criticism-at least from those who feel free to speak on the record-has been escalating, and the reasons for this apparent new surge of discontent are complicated at best. THE ATTACK seems to boil down to these three complaints:, * The department is too large and obsessed with profit...…

…Grades and sports: A delicate balance By ANDREW CHAPMAN * One kind of competition the University's athletes must adjust to is the competition for their time. It's tough enough doing well in the Big Ten Conference, without having to do well in an economics class, too. "I kind of envy the other students, because they don't have to be in the water six hours a day," said Mark Noetzel, a swimmer and education school sophomore. NOETZEL WAKES up at ...…

…Page 2-Thursday, April 1, 1982-The Michigan Daily City candidates debate issues w By SCOTT STUCKAL With few exceptions, the eight candidates in this year's race for City Council seats did not offer much debate in last night's debate, sponsored by the League of Women Voters. Democrats and Republicans agreed that the major problem facing Ann Arbor's government is main- taining government services in spite of the city's numerous financial probl...…

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…Page 2-Saturday, April 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan eases 'secret' title WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan signed an executive order yesterday that makes it easier for officials to stamp documents secret, reversing a 30- year trend of giving the public more access to gover- nnient files. ."it is essential for our citizens to be informed about their government's activities, but it is also essential to: protect certain sensitive informati...…

…Page 2-Tuesday, April 6, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'U' Hospital funds may be blocked (Continued fromPage 1) sources of money. This way construc- tion would not be halted and a CHPC- h SEM review would not be necessary.- Federal law states that if the level of funds changes in "any significant way" a review must be implemented.s CHPC-SEM'S original review of the project in 1979 was long and bitter due to opposing views on the appropriate size of ...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, April 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily CRISP: A trend-setter in the Big Ten (Continued from Page 1) fieldhouse system now and we're not proud of it. But some students like it. because it is a social event." "IT'S NOT our first attempt at redesigning our registration," Cote said. In 1974, Indiana tried to set up a terminal-based system like the Univer- sity's that "did everything for the student." But they were never able to work ...…

…/ Page 2-Thursday, April 8, 1982-The Michigan Doily Yale, Michigan family From APand UPI YALE, Mich. - A woman and her four children were found shot to death yesterday at their rural home three miles south of Yale, police said. It was the third mass murder in Michigan in seven weeks. Robert Cleland, the St. Clair County prosecutor, identified the dead as Betty Giuliani and her children. Erick, 19, Kathleen, 16, Cindy Joe, 13, and Dino, 9. He...…

…Emphasis on grad studies not decreasmg Frye says By BARRY WITT The upcoming review of the Rackham graduate school should not be interpreted as a decrease in the University's emphasis on graduate studies, the University's top budget administrator said yesterday. In the first official acknowledgement of the latest in a series of budget reviews, Vice President for Academic Affairs Billy Frye said the review will look for savings through administr...…

…Student loans have not been cut, insists Reagan (Continued from Page 1) American public today about student aid programs," he said., "This is an /outright cut." Reagan said that under his program, 44 percent of the nation's un- dergraduates "would be eligible for a veritable laundry list of help," in- cluding up to $1,600 in grants, $2,500 in guaranteed loans, and work study sup- port ayeraging $700 annually. But Reagan did not mention that u...…

…Page 2-Tuesday April 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Battle brews over auto emissions bill IN BRIEF (Continued from Page 1) costly, while the 1980 level was an appr- opriate balance between environmental and economic considerations. BUT, SOME environmentalists doubt that the auto industry really cares about the environment and is solely concerned with cuttings costs. "The justifications the industry has used for most of their stances (in favor o...…

…6 4 -Wednesday, April 14, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan plans tax credit for non-publc tu1ition ors hit cookie jar A home in the 1800 block of Washtenaw was burglarized Monday afternoon at about 4 o'clock. According to police, only pie and some cookies were taken. Police said the furniture in the apartment was rearranged by the intruders. Police have no suspects. Bike, TV equipment stolen A bicycle and a cable television jun- ction box wer...…

…Page 2-Thursday, April 15, 1982-The Michigan Daily Hiring Wolverines: A tender issue By ANDREW CHAPMAN It's not uncommon for prospective student athletes to sign agreements to play with the Wolverines before. their high school transcripts ever arrive in the University admissions office. The practice, while fairly standard, has raised questions about the propriety of considering athletes as athletes first, and students second. And enough of ...…

…Page 2-Ftriday, April 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily Julian Bond to speak at, University teach-in IN BRIEF By BILL SPINDLE A campus teach-in on militarism this weekend will feature noted civil rights activist Julian Bond as the keynote speaker. Bond, a state senator from Georgia, will open the teach-in at 7:30 p.m., tonight at Rackham Hall, according to Bruce Kay, a member of the Military Awareness Coalition sponsoring the teach-in. OTHER SPEAK...…

….1 Page 2-Saturday, April 17, 1982-The Michigan Daily Special homes offer mentally disabled alternative lifestyles By KATHLYN HOOVER In many ways, Rick is like other 26 year olds. He's a Tiger fan and plans to see them play this season. He likes to take his girlfriend to the movies and went to see Arthur twice. He enjoys visiting friends and going to parties, and loves Twinkies. By the time most people reach 26 these activities are a part of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, April 1, 1982-Page 3 Access TV to televise immediate city vote count By DAVID SPAK Subscribers to Ann Arbor cable television will be able to catch up-to- the-minute city election results Monday night, when Comnunity Access chan- nel 8 airs a new program for broad- casting immediate, unofficial infor- mation directly from the precincts. Elliot Chikofsky, a University engineering researcher, developed the program...…

… The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 2, 1982-Page 3. 'U' faculty members form group to oppose U.S. Salvador policy By PINA SBROCCA Thirty-five faculty members and teaching assistants have formed a new group to oppose the Reagan ad- ministration's policies toward Central America and, in particular, El Salvador. Organizers of the new group, which will hold its first meeting tonight, said they expect at least another 70 faculty members to join the ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 3, 1982-Page 3 Leases can be broken for legitimate reasons b fig By GRETCHEN WRIGHT It happens every year about this time, local housing authorities say. When spring comes, many students are ready for a short vacation from school- and from their rent. Desperate to avoid paying for an apartment they won't be living in and unable to find a subtenant, many students hit upon the idea of sim- ply breaking their...…

…05 Insanity ria e f gu nmal By SCOTT STUCKAL The 26-year-old Ann Arbor man charged in last Tuesday's shooting spree downtown may plead temporary insanity if he is found to be competent to stand trial, his attorney said yester- day. Any defense for William Hackett - charged with assault with intent to murder, and malicious destruction of property valued at more than $100 - will be decided after Hackett undergoes psychiatric testing, according t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 7, 1982-Page 3 Reagan traveling to Caribbean WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Reagan heads for the economically troubled Caribbean today to spotlight his new regional development program and take time out for an Easter vacation in the sun. The president and his wife will stop in Jamaica overnight on the first leg of the five-day trip and then fly to Barbados, where he will stay until Sunday. THE EASTERN Caribb...…

….... I -HAPPENINGS- HIGHLIGHT The Creativity Ensemble Company; a theatre company consisting of University students and recent graduates proudly announces their spring 'production of "Wine in the Wilderness," a one-act play by Alice Childress directed by Evelyn Collins. The drama opens tonight at 8 p.m., at the Can- terbury Loft, 332 S. State. Tickets are available at the door. FILMS MED-The Desk Set, 7 p.m. only; Bringing Up Baby, 9 p.m., o...…

… t . i a i . t a f reeks a gunpoint Daily Photo by JEFF SCHRER These marching young toughs are actually Alpha Delta Phi fraternity nembers participating in a charity fund-raising. stunt. These Greeks kidnapped six sorority presidents at mock gunpoint, including Cindy Reavis of Alpha Delta Pi, and ransomed them off for $80 worth of groceries-but all for a good cause. After the sorority members lugged over the grocery ransom, the food was sent ...…

…*The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 11, 1982-Page 3 Rumors of store closings denied By SUSAN RACEY Rumors that local Kroger and Farmer Jack super- markets will be closing are unfounded, according to representatives of both supermarket chains. "That'rumor's been going around for two years," said Ciris Beslaer, advertising manager at Kroger Company headquarters in Livonia, Mich. HE SAID THE rumors probably began when some of Kroger's officials m...…

… Israeli soldiers shoot Palestinian protesters (Continued from Page 1) Thesaurus turns The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 3 'non-sexist' On the eve of the Jewish Passover, last Wednesday, Goodman turned up at Ada Cohen's small hotel in the Jerusalem suburb- of Beit Hakerem. He asked to leave his belongings and Come back tostay the weekend. On Sunday' morning, he put on his uniform and checked out early, Mrs. Cohen said. "He had...…

…Couzens elections cause uproar The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 14, 1982--Page 3 Newly elected MSA members sworn in By BETH ALLEN Confusion reigned this week at Couzens Hall as feuds over house council elections led to the resignation of the current council's president, vice president, and three council members. House Council President Patsy Campbell and Vice President Susan Brune resigned last week, following a decision by Couzens buildi...…

…Students protest lack of cable TV By PINA SBROCCA Several West Quad residents, unhap- ,y that their dormitory is one of the few which still does not have cable , television, last week sent a notice irging other residents of the dorm to let 4heir discontent be heard. Bob Jacobs, a resident of West Quad's Williams House, headed the ive urging students to complain to the Ouilding's maintenance manager, 4ohn Schaffer, abut the delay in cable hoo...…

…I The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 16, 1982-Page 3 H APPENINGS- HIGHLIGHT The third annual "Take Back The Night" march will begin at 8 p.m. in front of the Federal Building at Liberty and Fifth. The march, sponsored by the Ann Arbor Coalition Against Rape, is held each year to show support for changes that will help eliminate the incidence of rape in Ann Arbor. Over 500 people are expected to march the 3-mile route. FILMS Cinema Guild - Duck...…

… The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 17, 1982-Page 3 CULS' effectiveness questioned after student representative quits By JIM SPARKS Questions regarding the effectiveness mission, and alleged secrecy of the Coalition for the Use of Learning Skills (CULS) have been raised since the resignation of one of the student mem- bers of its executive board. Debra Cisneros resigned from her position as Undergraduate Represen- tative in the CULS executiv...…

…OPINION Page 4 Thursday, April 1, 1982 The Michigan Daily en f Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan A grand ideological design 0 Vol. XCiI, No. 143 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Leonard Silk, an economic columnist for The New York Times, came to cam- pus last week for a brief stay as a visiting professor within the University's com- mun...…

…0 ... OPINION r ige 4 Friday, April 2, 1982 The Michigan Daily -' * -. 4 .r" 14 * 4 t A 0 Heroin: Separating fact from fiction v By David Stewart f 4 :1eroin- :To be a confirmed drug addict is to be one of Oie walking dead ... The teeth have rotted out, dli'appetite is lost, and the stomach and in- Wstanes don't function properly. . . Eyes and sin turn a bilious yellow-. in some cases mem- branes of the nose turn a flaming "ed ...…

… . _,. , OPINION Saturday, April 3, 1982 Page 4 The Michigan Daily The case for making heroin By David Stewart The foundations of heroin prohibition are popularly stated in medical terms. We are told that, as the Supreme Court said in 1962, "To be a confirmed drug addict is to be one of the walking dead." Then a litany of physiological woe is read, all attributable, we are told, to heroin use. The real medical consensus is otherwise. A...…

…OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, April 6, 1982 Some alternate It's kind of puzzling. Here the University 'goes and perfo'rms a fancy-schmancy yearly ritual known as the Honors Convocation, prints .up an impressive book listing all the people who've earned straight-A's for five, six, seven semesters in a row, stamps transcripts with the majestic title "Angell Scholar"-and maybe it's all a big hoax. Howard Witt. few courses on subjects you know no...…

…OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, April 7, 1982- The Michigan Daily .... ....................... . ... ........... A nuclear freeze: The time is now By Kent Redding Contrary to popular belief, President Reagan actually does believe that "more is better." Not, of course, in the size of government, or federal social programs, but in nuclear arms produc- tion. Although Reagan has called for a supposedly drastic reduction in Soviet and American ...…

….. .. m. ... ._.. . . M OPINION "d Page 4. Thursday, April 8, 1982. The Michigan Daily w _.. i Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Nuclear freeze comes of age Vol XCII, No. 149 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI\48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board Reviewing our hospital Jerome Weisner, former president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has come out in ...…

…OPINION I -W Saturday, April 10, 1982 The Michigan Daily Mt' 3 i"oian 1iWlQ NEdited and rhonaged by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCII, No. 151 420 Maynard 5t,. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board SAstate soludgtion to dwindling fnniali 0 The Falkland Island crisis: Nationalism on the T HE STATES OF Illinois, Massachusetts, Iowa, and Maryland have all come up with a...…

…0 OPINION_ Page 4 Sunday, April 11, 1982 The Michigan Daily New ball games for MSA, Rackham 0 ....- WXELL, IT ALL came down to the wire this week in the annual Michigan Student- Assembly elections, but the Voice team pulled it off in the stretch, scoring quickly in the late innings, and sewing up a last minute victory for their feisty expansion club. Amy Moore, Voice's presidential candidate for the MSA elections, and Stephon Johnson, Voic...…

…OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, April 13, 1982. The Michigan Daily First Job, then Faust now Howard Somewhere in the heavens, in a coffee shop: "All right, Michael-let's get down to business. I didn't fly all the way up here for nothing. I want him." "Not so fast there, Lucifer. We'll sit, we'll talk-what's the rush? Why don't you order a Howard Witt my mother. Call me Satan, or Mephistopheles, or Beelzebub-anything but Lucifer." "Okay, Luc...…

…"I r :Page 4 S - OPINION Wednesday, April 14, 1982- The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students a.t The University of Michigan Cutting the University budget: /ol. XCII, No. 154 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, M1 48109 Who will win, who will lose Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board , environmentIn M ANY OF THE classic legislative battles won during the 1970s in the name of .the environment are ...…

…4d OPINION 4 Thursday, April 15, 1982 The Michigan Daily - m Anderson rates 1980 Independent presidential called supply side economics, it is now rndidate John Anderson will be clear that the results are painfully Ming to-campus April 20 to give felt. We have nine percent unem- ployment - depending on whether you r address at Rackham Hall. An- count people who've simple given up 'rson, who currently spends much the struggle to work - bu...…