…The Michigan Daily ,- Saturday, May 21, 1983 - page 15 Cas t 0ff. Injured pitcher Stoll wins ---- playoff opener in reief By JIM DWORMAN base in the person of Snowberger, the workout immediately after he shed the Rich Stoll sure didn't waste any time. Attica, Ind. native bore down to retire cast. Evidently, he showed the coach The junior righthander, sidelined sin- Craig Conti on a fly to center to end the plenty. When Wayne tired yesterday, c...…
…SPORTS Page 16 Saturday, May 21, 1983 The Michigan Daily TWO-OUT, NINTH-INNING RALL Y NIPS IOWA 'M' stops Hawkeyes, 1-0 By PAUL HELGREN -,, 4 Chi the b Jaco Mich round at Fis Fr follo singl( the fi retire "IT saida situat scorn fastba It was "Y uck Froning singled with two out in ratner tnan that nanale snot," ttain of the ninth to score Jeff 1Michigan coach Bud Middaugh said. bson from second for a 1-0 Butofcourse we'll take it." igan vic...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 7-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, May 19, 1983 Ten Cents Twenty Pages RECESSION HURTS STUDENTS Summer jobs hard to find By DAN GRANTHAM If you're looking for a job this summer, there's only one comforting thought - you're not alone. Michigan's unemployment figures may be getting better, hut it isn't any easier for students to, find work this summer, according to weary job hunters and area business people. ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983 Report says Capitol drug probe botched WASHINGTON (AP)-The congressional police force failed in 1980 to pursue "substantial leads" about drug use and trafficking on Capitol Hill, a special House investigator said yester- day. r Joseph Califano said the leads im- plicated low-level congressional em- ployees and three Capitol Police of- ficers but no member of Congress or its professional staf...…
…Tensions rise as black immigrants compete for jobs By JACKIE YOUNG The mass exodus of black immigran- ts from the Carribean, Africa and Latin America to the U.S. in the 1960's has heightened competition for jobs with black Americans, said Roy-Laporte yesterday. The "new immigration" has created conflict within the black community because Black Americans feel they are being displaced for jobs, said Bryce- Laporte director of the Research In- s...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily- hursday, May 19, 1983 Activist housewife nabbed in LOS ANGELES (AP) A 51-year-old housewife who headed a booster group called Ladies Assisting Cops En- thusiastically has been charged with selling PCP to undercover officers posingas high school students, authorities say. Lois Szukala, who once joined a petition drive supporting tougher penalties for drug abuse, was among 228 alleged drug dealers arrested through t...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983 - Page 5 Job search: a losing battle (Continued from Page 1) "There's a real shortage of jobs in Ann Arbor," said Ed Davidson, manager of The Bivouac on State Street. Davidson said that three years ago, he had to hire a completely new sum- mer staff. Now, students who work at the store during the year stick around so they can hang on to the job for the summer, he says. AND MANY employers say they pr...…
…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Thursday, May 19, 1983 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 7-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Wasserman WP is -ThiE O L( WAY To qAN&yE THE B~AANCE of ?OWE I 4 New draft law just hot air THE "WAIT and see" attitude the University administration has adopted toward the Solom...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983- Page 7 Texas expelis exam thieves Officials at the University of Texas charged more than 35 students with participating in a scam of stealing and selling tests and forging identification cards. The Austin Police caught two mem- bers of Acacia fraternity allegedly breaking into a professor's office and searching through his file cabinets for exams. Police officials said that one of the students was ...…
…I AR S Page 8 Thursday, May 19, 1983 The Michigan Daily 'Just Friends':, macabre humor 'in Urist's pa bplay By Ellen Lindquist was one of the first people to read the play. "Connie related to the main character, so I rewrote the part with TUST FRIENDS is a play about her in mind," Urist said. friends, but not just about friends. Other actors, including Shelly Mc- It's about how a female contemporary Millan, Ann Whitney, and Ron Miller, port...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983- Page 9 Grim comedy is 'Friends' highlight Willie Feuer and Susan Matheke contribute to the performance and choreographing of Lynn Slaughter's 'Seven Contemporary Dances' at the University Dance Building Friday and Saturday. Contemporary dance sets off the evening (Continued from Page 5' Endgame set only cost us $50 because it was made mostly from garbage cans. "For this play," Moran continued, "we...…
…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily --Thursday, May 19, 1983 . I 4 CBS PRESENTS 599 LP & Cassettes including !tLES ppaD i GeCDAVE EDM tDS FC 38651 -- ISLEY B SE STAWI t om ei teG1t to / n On G~ety p~ay PeF U t/tar A ',/' 'I iMI NNt lllM tt ., 1 vt 0 , .. " kyTVV aOHC G M [g /I9 Say yes to Michigan Doily Photo by JEFF SCHRIER DETECE WiLLpeA v S4 SO PuOov Do What Yo n hn oo VO echst Cye G oad Ws ead FO 4 Ca20m Cassett FC 38622 ' . iG G a ailaS...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983 - Page 11 UN DECIDED? Talk To The President Talk directly to Gerald W. McEntee, president of the one million member American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME). Ask him your questions and get your answers directly, via live TV. Enjoy light refreshments while you see for yourself what AFSCME can do for you. Thursday, May 19 " 5:30-6:30 p.m. Sheraton University Inn " Pette ...…
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…The Michigan Daily. -Thursday,, May 19, 1983 - Page 13 Doctors find AIDS symptoms in women AIDS-like abnormalities, although they BOSTON (UPI) - A new study adds did not know it. more weight to evidence that AIDS, a OF THE seven women studied, one deadly disease that ravages the body's developed AIDS, one had symptoms immune system, is a "potent" threat to that may signal its onset, and four had everyone - not just a few segments of an immun...…
…Page 14- The Michigan Daily -Thursday, May 19, 1983 4 1 .1 . L-L *.fiil _ 1.;1 .I : I 1: .. 1._ 1 1::I : I f * I** *I *I 1 h~~-H~ H-H L .41 .. "ROLLER BALL" "1MD MX1 "PURELY PHYSICAL" and "EXHAUSTED" both XXX "Harold and Maude" If yoa find your namein today's MICHIGAN DAILY closif led page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS toay oneof STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES PAUL MORTON - Shake your way over to the Daily. We are going to spice up your...…
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…Pdge 1& - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983 Immigrants increase job (Continuedfrom Page3) Although the University made a commitment to increase black enrollment to 10 percent by 1973, a recent report released by the Office of Affirmative Action this week showed a decline in black enrollment in the past six years from 6.9 percent to 5.2 per- cent., Local minority problems must be solved from an international perspec- tive to gain a ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983 - page 17, ROZEMA, WINFIELD AT IT AGAIN New York pummels Rucker, 6-4 By KATIE BLACKWELL Special to the Daily DETROIT - The New York Yankees started the first inning in Tiger Stadium last night taking batting practice. off Tiger starter Dave Rucker, scoring five runs in the process en route to a 6-4 vic- tory. Second baseman Willie Randolph ripped a line-drive single and Ken Grif- fey followed suit. ...…
…Page 18 -The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983 Thinclads go to Big ens 4 Fiel events aid men By JEFF FAYE "When it rains, it pours." That has been more or less the motto of this outdoor season for Big Ten track. Every team has been rained on all through the season, and going into this weekend's championships in West Lafayette there are hopes that it will stop soon. DESPITE THE WEATHER, the favorite going into the meet has got to be ind...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983 - Page 19 Pitcher Kamieniecki tames wildness, temper and foes By PAUL HELGREN Michigan freshman pitcher Scott Kamieniecki has found the strike zone, and with it a chance to help his team win the Big Ten tournament this weekend at Fisher Stadium. Kamieniecki will start either tomorrow's game against Iowa or Saturday's contest against either Min- nesota or Michigan State. The Redford St. Mary prep sta...…
…4 SPORTS Page 20 Thursday, May 19, 1983 The Michigan Daily Pla offs pit 'M'Iowa... 4 By PAUL HELGREN Bud Middaugh does not cherish his team's role as the favorite to win this weekend's Big Ten tournament at Fisher Stadium. In fact he denies it. Nonetheless, fourth-ranked Michigan is clearly the class of the four-team, double-elimination playoff. The Wolverines are 42-7 and have won 15 of their last 16 games. None of the other three teams ha...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 6-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, May 17, 1983 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Profs react to planned cuts By GEORGEA KOVANIS Physical education professors said a proposed 30 percent cut to the department is the "lesser of two evils," since many were expecting an almost 50 per- cent reduction in its programs. A key University review panel had originally slated the department, which is in the School of Educatio...…
…Page 2 --The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, May 17, 1983 Senators earn $1.7 milinin outside ineome WASHINGTON (AP) - Senators earned $1.7 million in 1981 for making speeches and writing articles, with more than half the outside income provided by business groups, Common Cause said yesterday. The self-described citizens' lobby said that Finance Committee Chairman Robert Dole (R-Kan.) was the leading recipient of the so-called honoraria, getting $66,...…
…The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, May 17, 1983 -Page 3 U elerieals support union vote i i By CHERYL BAACKE It's been an uphill battle for University clericals, fighting for higher wages and equal treatment from supervisors, but after next week the secretaries mighthave a union behind them. A vote scheduled for May 24, 25, and 26 will deter- mine if the University's 3,300 clericals will become part of the American Federation of State. County and M...…
…Pnnsac-4The ichian oil - u~cf Early birds get the hats Iy Photo by JEFF These baseball fans watching Sunday's doubleheader between Michigan and Purdue were among the first 2,000 to enter Fisher Stadium. Spectators who' arrived early enough were awarded Michigan hats in celebration of Old Timer's Day. Gourmet fast food eater y comes to Union in July (Continued from Page 1) pleted by September will seat 400 ranging from marinated octopus to peo...…
…The Michigan Daily -- Tuesday, May 17, 1983 - Page 5 'U' research shows job openings By MIKE WILKINSON Occupational fields experiencing labor shortages may be easier to iden- tify with newly-defined methods developed by University researchers released yesterday. The study, commissioned by the U.S. Labor Department in 1981, also iden- tified twelve occupational areas ex- periencing labor shortages, according to Arthur Schwartz, an Institute fo...…
…PTPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Tuesday, May 17, 1983 0 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 6-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board An-Obligation IF UNIVERSITY President Harold Shapiro believes discriminaton is abhorrent then he must extend the rights protecting minorities to include gays on campus. If this protectio...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 17, 1983.- Page 7 PROF LIVES WITH GERMAN TREASURES America fits Garbaty best By CHERYL BAACKE He has vivid memories of waving a paper swastika as Hitler and Mussolini rode by when he was an eight- year-old child in Berlin. Thomas Garbaty was raised by governesses in one of Germany's wealthiest families, surrounded by luxury in a house with fur- niture that belonged in a museum. The Garbaty name was a "househo...…
…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 17, 1983 I I a'R ti 53, qq ~.,, r.. 1t 1C S s V too 2 M L Daily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS Writing on the wall; The artistic talent of some Residential College students seems to have transcended the boundries of the East Quad prin- tmaking studio into the hall outside. Sioux college wins accreditation Jackson prison inmates get college degrees Jackson (UPI) - Friends and family of those involved bro...…
…ARTS Page 9 Tuesday, May 17, 1983 The Michigan Daily UNIQUE JAZZ A T THE CAFE: Belgrave triumphs as trumpeter By Jerry Brebenec G O TO A BAR featuring live music, and you'll see a lot of people there to dance, to seduce, or to check out the lead singer's clothes and haircut. This is all well and good, but in the basement of the Blind Pig, -people come to listen, and to help the performer along. People sharing the cramped tables always end up ...…
…Page 10 -The Michigan Daily -TuesdayMay 7, 1'983 AABT is alive and wel but lacks consistency 4 By Lou Fintor O VERALL, COMMUNITY BAUET is alive and well, despite tight finances and part-time dancers. Saturday evening at Power Center, the Ann Arbor Ballet Theatre proved professionally produced, quality dance can be succesfully attempted by a small local company. The AABT, in Saturday evening's production of Beauty and the Beast, featured good...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 17,_1983 - Page 11 Who's Missing??? eoet* Cell' P eg' e v~ey9 °f th e5'nws8 39,W18x' o. 5999asan entbet e 1 95 ich 4a 995' i5 '5~9515 jt Y ° 981 e~ s°fte Agreement between Th Regents of the University o and AFSCME Local 1583 Affiliated Counci Executed May 19, 1981 Agreemn-Th anld 5ne. t mploee NOMe2 91cesAFL- Agreemel-TeMWi ~nt fteUiest and Trades C yo ~ ales BoardIant o Ireco "' Dear 1893 'p U U of M's...…
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…Page 14 -The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, May 17, 1983 SPOR TS OF THE DAILY Traeksters win Big Ten 'tune-up' By JEFF FAYE hurdles in 15.50, the 400-meter intermediate hurdles with a victory at sixth singles. He defeated UCLA's T kh Toihi i in 5372 and was a member of the tape-breaking 400- Barry Buss, 6-0,6-2. 4 with the Brig Ten tracx cnampionsnips coming up, Michigan coach Jack Harvey's squad went down to Champaign last weekend to take on Ill...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 17, 1983 -Page 15 Jacobson named baseball MVP By PAUL HELGREN It was the Jeff Jacobson show at the Michigan Baseball Bust at the Ann Ar- bor Marriott Inn last night. The senior co-captain was honored with three awards, the Ray Fisher (MVP), the Ted Sizemore (best defen- sive player), and a Fred Wilpon Senior Award, which was also given to Wolverine seniors Tim Karazim, Dan Sygar, and Fred Erdmann. THE CHOICES...…
…SPORTS Tuesday, May 17, 1983 4 Page 16, The Michigan Daily Batsmen turn attention to playoffs 4 By PAUL HELGREN It wasn't easy, it wasn't pretty and it didn't mean much, but the Purdue series is over and Michigan can now concentrate on more important things like next weekend's Big Ten playoffs, which the Wolverines will be hosting. Despite taking three of four games from the slumping Boilermakers, it was a tough series for Michigan. Pur-...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 5-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, May 14, 1983 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Fears plement humanit of at lea School o Althou ficially they sai left. IN 19 professo only 19 have be hiring fr "We' program Fearing cuts, pr( By GEORGEA KOVANIS that University administrators will im-r a plan that would eliminate the engineering ties program has resulted in the resignationt st four faculty members, sources close to t...…
…Page 2 -The MichigdnDily--Saturday, May 14, 1983 TODAY Loose bull TWO POLICE OFFICERS from Cheyenne, Wyo. learned Wednesday to look both ways before crossing tme street. An errant steer almost ran over officer Dale Karl and chased officer Jim Olson right through the down- town area of aoutheast Wyoming city. The angry animal was finally roped by a Cheyenne citizen, Paul Bruegman, and taken back to the truck he had escaped from belonging to a ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday; May14,1983- Page 3 ERANIAN REQUEST CHALLENGES 'PRIVACYACT' EMUreleases Ianandata By MIKE WILKINSON A recent move by the Algerian government asking universities nationwide to provide information on Iranian students has sparked controversy over whether it is legal to fulfill the request. The University received the formal request two weeks ago, but administrators decided that providing such information violated a ...…
…Pe 4 -The Michign Daily -'Saturday, May 14, 1983 Stiffening admissions not always (Continuedfrom Page 1) school diploma, Sjogren said. Many bright high school students do not understand the importance of lear- ning basic skills such as reading, writing and mathematics, he said. Requiring a more disciplined curriculum in highschool, which would include both foreign languages and computer sciences are very important; Sjogren said. THESE CHANGES...…
…ily -Saturday, May 14, 1983 - Page 5 Education official criticizes U.S. schools EAST LANSING (UPI) - The states have been doing a "bum job" of educating their youth and must take primary responsibility for improving America's schools, U.S. Education Secretary Terrel Bell said yesterday. But Bell added that the federal government also hasn't been "doing our job as well as it ought to be done" and must provide some help in making education a top...…
…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Saturday, May 14, 1983 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 5-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board 'Proper places' W HILE SOCIAL mores and antiquated beliefs on the "proper place" for women in education may be tough to change, sexual discrimination on the job is a problem that sh...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, May 14, 1983 - Page 7 Test ban would be a giant step Last of a three part series GENEVA, Switzerland (AP)-Silen- cing the nuclear test explosions that thunder beneath the earth in Nevada and Siberia would be a giant step toward reversing the U.S.- Soviet arms race, disarmament advocates argue. But many believe a comprehensive test ban treaty, under negotiation here on and off for 25 years, seems farther away tod...…
…ARTS 4 Page 8 Saturday, May 14, 1983 AABT ends season in 'Beauty By Lou Fintor AN A SMALL struggling troupe of local dance artists overcome limited financial resources and full- time jobs to provide professionally produced classical ballet? t With fresh choreography, original costumes, and a strong dedication to artistic self-expression, members of the Ann Arbor Ballet Theatre will take to the stage Saturday evening and offer local audie...…
….-- selection of campusfilm highlights The gichicgan Daily, - Saturday. May 14, 1983 -- Page 9 - --- --------- -- ----- ----- ---- - Atomic Cafe (Kevin & Pierce Rafferty, Jayne Loader, 1982) Nuclear War as seen through the government's perenially rose-colored glasses. Ridiculous public service snippets explain away all your fears about nasty radioactivity, horrid thermonuclear blast, and the evil Russian bear. Most of the material is hilario...…
…Scholar says comet may bring disease CARDIFF, Wales (UPI)-That "dir- ty snowball" that shot over Ann Arbor this week may be the cause of the next plague. A Cardiff University Astronomer claims the Iras-Araki- Alcock comet may deposit microorganisms in Earth's atmosphere that could cause deadly epidemics. "Throughout history there has always been a link between plagues like the Black Death and comets," professor Chandra Wickramasinghe, co-autho...…
…weap being reple power some near t the d Thun attack posed The Michigan Daily - Saturday, May 14, 1983-- Page 11 'Blue Thunder' aborts on takeoff (Continuedfrom Page e) leaving the white ones standing.- (Of not care enough about that message to pletely missing. Taking into account course, the red manikinsare the com- keep from glorifying the image he wan- the good things, I do not say that the ons for that matter, are seen as munists who are ...…
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