…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 14, 1980-Page 17 CHR YSLER SHAR EHOLDERS APPROVE UA WPRESIDENT Fraser on board of directors ROCKFORD, Ill. (UPI) - Chrysler Corp. shareholders elected United-Auto Workers (UAW) President Douglas Fraser to the company's board of direc- tors yesterday, setting a precedent Fraser predicted will be copied by other U.S. unions. Fraser becomes the first American labor leader to penetrate top corporate management. B...…
…Page 18-Wednesday, May.14, 1980-The Michigan Daily Unions hope to paralyze Britain I LONDON (AP) - Union leaders4 it a Day of Action. Prime Minis Margaret Thatcher thinks it is a da folly. Some newspapers brand it a, of doubt, others say it will be an( barrassing flop. All were talking about today, the, the Trades Union Congress, the Io confederation of 112 unions, hopes paralyze the nation with a 24-h general strike to protest Thatch labor ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 14, 1980-Page 19 mi e -A. .a'". .1.. _,.So : :'... .. r ::.."... Gt; ck "5:::a' k S o TOLEDO WINS, 7-4 Blue bats fall short Specialto the Daily TOLEDO - Mark Schweitzer belted a pair of home runs, and Toledo pit- chers Stan Clarke and Mark Van Horn kept Michigan's bats silent for six in- nings yesterday, as the Rockets defeated the Wolverines, 7-4, in a nine- inning non-conference game at Lucas County Stadiu...…
…Page 20-Wednesday, May 14, 1980-The Michigan Daily s. a ' E E ';u ..";43 f" ":t?},:.,f " .{: v / : ,. {.:":}:. ;{J: v. y {"{fr.; .., .,.{ : . .., ,. ..:" ::;,\UV U L U D ,.44 "{. M: {{:: { ;4.,"{ }," , Y.{ SS/1. : . :'". +},: i "'t' ,., + Lucky 13! eters romp Leach leads Blue to pinnacle 4 I By DREW SHARP It was a lucky 13 for the Michigan men's tennis team as coach Brian Eisner's forces nailed down their 13th consecutive Big Ten Championsh...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 6-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 15, 1980 Ten Cents Twenty Pages President offers sea, airlifts for Cubans AP Photo Angle parking? A ht Clifford Smith, 50, of Kalsmazoo, was driving downtown when he saw a funnel cloud coming at him during Tuesday's storm. He turned the corner and his car was lifted up and deposited near the federal building. He was uninjured. See story, Page 2. Bani-=Sadr:o Armed U.S...…
…Page 2-Thursday, May 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Kalamazoo begins to rebuild after twister destroys part of city KALAMAZOO (UPI) - Shopkeepers and residents picked through the sun- bathed rubble of their stores and homes yesterday with grim, gallows humor and a determination to rebuild from the twisters which killed five and devastated parts of the city. Tuesday's west Michigan twisters, the state's worst in 15 years, caused an estimated $50 ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 15, 1980-Page 3 Local Scenesm Health fee s expected to increase with Regents' vote By MITCH STUART Beginning this fall, University students will likely be paying a $31.50 per term Health Service fee, an in- crease of $8.50 over the current fee. The decision to increase the fee will be considered by the Regents at their meeting today or tomorrow. Approval of the hike seems likely because it represents the fina...…
…Page 4-Thursday, May 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Time to join the, Reagan train? By Steve Hook Atlanta decision needs explanation T HE U.S. SUPREME COURT Monday upheld a lower court's ruling which struck down legal efforts to combine Atlanta's predominantly black school district with surrounding suburban school districts. The Court's opinion consisted of one line that af- firmed the lower court ruling. It gave the public no idea why the Cour...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 15, 1980-Page 5 Illinois House tables ERA vote; backers may try again soon SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UPI) - The Illinois House, despite desperate last- minute lobbying and political muscling, yesterday put off a vote on the embat- tled Equal Rights Amendment. Rep. John Matijevick (D-North Chicago), House sponsor of the measure, said he decided not to call the bill for a roll call because the 107 votes were not there....…
…Page 6-Thursday, May 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Nuclear gas released in Ark. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)-The attorney general of Arkansas said yesterday that the state Health Depar- tment was acting without authority in its efforts to stop a nuclear power plant from releasing radioactive gas into the atmosphere. The issue of whether a state agency could override the Nuclear Regulatory Commission arose Tuesday when Arkansas Power and Light Co. def...…
…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, May 15, ytU-rage / Muskie hits France Olympic move BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Secretary of State Edmund Muskie said yesterday the French Olympic Committee's decision to reject President Carter's call for a boycott of the Summer Games in Moscow is "incomprehensible." In a comment made to reporters as he conferred here with Western European allies, Muskie accused the French committee of helping the Soviets justify th...…
…Page 8-Thursday, May 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Democrats urged not to crossover In Republican pri LANSING (UPI)-State Democratic Michiga Party Chairwoman Olivia Maynard year's vot urged party members yesterday to rules whi ignore the May 20 primary, shun their results of own, meaningless contest, and spurn which allo appeals from Republican candidates DEMO for crossover votes. nominatin Meanwhile, a House committee caucuses, yesterday appro...…
…S iT The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 15, 1980-Page 9 Ars And the hits just keep on comin' By JIM ROBINS Bookies, the infamous New Wave showcase club on Detroit's Northwest side, kicked off the week with a pair of no holds barred premiers. Monday night saw Gang of Four turn out a wildly intelligent set of clanging, redefined 'wall of sound' music. Tuesday the Selecter delighter the audience to the rock steady Two-Tone Ska sound that just wo...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 15, 1980--Page 11 rch for the ERA Chicago; May 10, 1980 They came from as far as Alaska and Hawaii-every race, creed, color, age, and sex-to demonstrate their support for the ERA. They dressed in white to commemorate the suffragist marches earlier in this century, but their similarity ended there. > Clockwise, from Right: Men made up about ten per cent of the crowd; this man marches with a homemade sign, procla...…
…Paae 12-Thursday. May 15. 1980-The Michiaan Daily GEORGE BUSH MAY be behind in the Republican primary race, but in Eugene, mary. To the right of Bush is Olympic hopeful and former University of Oregon Oregon, he was right out in front. Hundreds of residents turned out early yesterday runner Paul Geis. morning to jog with Hush, who was in Oregon campaigning for the May 20 pri- Bush banks on Milliken 's help George Buh o se adAresponse to BT SU...…
…The Michiann Dailv-Thuirsdav. Malfn#1980~f-Paae, 13 Carter orders halt to illegal Cuban influx (Continued from Page 1) Saturday's demonstration is being called to protest the U.S. economic em- bargo against Cuba, American control of the-Guantanamo Bay naval base, and U.S. spy flights over Cuba. SPEAKING TO reporters in the White House press center, Carter said the case of the Cubans fleeing their island had become an "an extremely critical p...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 15, 1980-Page 15 Carter asks for looser auto-credit policy WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter told top auto executives yester- day he has asked his economic advisers to come up with a plan to help both the slumping industry and its customers overcome current tight credit policies. Carter also said the United States will not abandon the small-car market to the Japanese, but he said he did not favor trade restr...…
…Page 16-Thursday, May 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Gasoline tax decision appealed; Congress continues to debate 0 WASHINGTON (AP) - Ad- ministration officials said yesterday motorists will be spared the president's 10-cent-a-gallon gasoline fee while a judge's decision is being appealed. But the plan was dealt new blows in Congress. A day after a federal judge overtur- ned the fee scheduled to take effect today, the Senate Finance Committee v...…
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…Page,18-Thursday, May 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Rep. Diggs calls it quits 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Charles Diggs, the senior black mem- ber of Congress who was reelected in 1978 after his conviction on 29 fraud counts, announced yesterday he will retire at the end of this term in January. The Detroit Democrat became the second congressman this century to be disciplined by the House for misconduct when he was censured in July 1979 followin...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 15, 1980-Page 19 I Au I I MAJOR LE AGUE ROUNDUP Alan Fanger Sox power by Twins The audience seemed awe-struck as the short, stocky man with rather thick glasses took the podium and delivered what amounted to a quasi- evangelistic sermonette on a totally non-religious topic - the marketing and promotion of college athletics. - "Empty seats do nothing for you. I hate empty seats. If you have empty seats, you'r...…
…Page 20-Thursday, May 15, 1980-The Michigan Daily Sports Wolverines, looking ahead,split 4 4 Si s bi U at m w di ei fr 9-8 verdicts with U ofD nine By JON WELLS tunately for him, the Titan hitters hurler, Scot Elam. But Middaugh broke yanked him began to find the seams in the down in the sixth and brought in fron- Brian Jones In its final home games of the regular Wolverine defense, lacing together an tliner Steve Ontiveros who set down the...…
…The Michigan Daily 1Sixteen rage Vol. XC. No. 7-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, May 16, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Soviet talks expected to accomplish few goals -Muskie Korean students protest More than 50,000 Korean university students continued government demon- strations for the third day yesterday, clashing with riot police in downtown Seoul. See story, Page 10. Iran OKs trade with U.S.S.R. From AP and UPI VIENNA, Austria-Secretary ...…
…Page 2-Friday, May 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily GOP leaders take Anderson issue to Mich. Supreme Court U LANSING (UPI)-The state Repub- lican party appealed to the Michigan Supreme Court yesterday to bump in- dependent John Anderson off the primary ballot, claiming a lower court had ducked the issue. The eight-page brief reiterated the party's claim that Anderson's presence on the ballot will confuse voters and could even lead to his disquali...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 3 Shapiro warns Regents of possible 'IT, staff layoffs The. reenot-inau urated resdent said no growth this year in state income tax revenue. By MITCH STUART Special to the Daily DEARBORN-University ' President' Harold Shapiro warned the Regents yesterday that staff layoffs will probably be necessary to compensate for the small increase in state appropriations that executive officers expect for the ...…
…Page 4-Friday, May 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Bush for GOP race-reluctantly N APRIL the Daily endorsed John Anderson for the Republican presidential nomination. Now that Anderson has withdrawn from the Republican conitest and is campaigning as an in- dependent, we hesitantly endorse George Bush as the lesser of the two evils remaining in the race. It's tragic the Republicans can't offer the public a better choice this election year. Ronald ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 5 gyn < kLegal pot might not x $work for patients LANSING (UPI)-Legal marijuana should finally be ready for distribution to Michigan cancer chemotherapy patients today but there are concerns about whether it will be potent enough 9 to do the trick, officials said yesterday. Public Health Director Maurice Reizen and Lt. Gov. James Brickley were to announce at a morning news conference commencement of...…
…Page 6-Friday, May 16, 1980--The Michigan Daily A2 SCHOOL BOARD GIVES ENDORSEMENT Gifted program to begin in fall By BdNNIE JURAN In discussions preceding the Board's vote on the the standardized tests. Trustee Patti Cerny argued The Ann Arbor School Board unanimously endorsed proposal, Trustee John Heald argued that it was not that more importance be given to the opinions of the a pilot program for gifted children Wednesday night feasible to ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 7 Analysts predict new gas price increases NEW YORK (AP)-Motorists prob- average price of leaded regular ably will see higher gasoline prices this gasoline at full-service pumps took its summer despite bountiful U.S. oil first weekly decline in many months, reserves and a trend toward conser- accordipg to Lundberg's survey. The vation, oil industry analysts said average price fell from $1.209 at the...…
…Page 8-Friday, May 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily WANTS U.S. TO BREAK IMPASSE Egypt halts autonomy talks 4 CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-The govern- ment of President Anwar Sadat, in a sudden turnaround yesterday, decided against resuming Palestinian autonomy talks with Israel and called for a new U.S. initiative to break the impasse. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Dr. Butros Ghali told a news conference that a proposed Israeli law to make East Jeru...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 9 Hopwood By ANNE GADON tries to pressure Letiti When Diane Monach entered the attempts to blackma script of Lady Lambert in the Hopwood several other way Writing Awards, she followed the trend loathsomeness of his set by the past few New York theatre involved is Basil's mot seasons: a revival of a hit show is a Duchess of Brayb guaranteed success. Structurally, Lady bungling servants, Lambert is a...…
…Page 10-Friday, May 1, 1980--The Michigan Daily 50,000' outh Korean students fight street battles with police SEOUL, South Korea (AP)-Student EARLIER IN THE day, army troops Chun heads both the Korean central the government was expected to an- demonstrators seeking more with automatic rifles, backed by ar- intelligence agency and the defense nounce a political timetable in more democracy fought running street bat- mored personnel carriers, blo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 11 Gov't to fine Cuban flotilla captains From AP and UPI KEY WEST, Fla.-the U.S. government threatened heavy fines and prison terms yesterday for boat cap- tains defying its order to halt the illegal "Freedom Flotilla" from Cuba. Dozens of boats were seized as refugees still streamed into Florida aboard crowded ships. Customs agents reported late'yesterday that about 60 boats carrying more than 2,...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 13 ' Carter won't bite, rebuffs offer to hold debate with Kennedy By the Associated Press While a confident Ronald Reagan pondered his choice of a vice presiden- tial running mate, President Carter rebuffed through his aides yesterday a proposal deal by Sen. Edward Kennedy that.was intended to lure Carter into a debate. Kennedy's offer: he would withdraw from the Democratic presidential race if Ca...…
…Page 14-Friday, May 16, 1980-The M Coumiittee hits snag mtalks on federal budget WASHINGTON (UPI)-Congression- al negotiations on the federal budget hit a snag yesterday in the self-set deadline for completion when House members refused to move ahead on defense until their chairman gets out of the hospital. Members of a House and Senate conference committee were working for a third day on amending revisions for 1980 and a balanced budget for 1...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 16, 1980-Page 15 WARSAW PACT SUMMIT WANTS TO DEFUSE TENSION Soviet bloc suggests peace talks From APandUPI WARSAW, Poland-The Soviet bloc launched a "peace offensive" yesterday with a series of proposals that include a world conference to defuse "hotbeds of international tension" and freeze the size of military forces in Europe. The two-day Warsaw Pact summit meeting also produced a vague document described by S...…
…Page 16-Friday, May 16, 1980--The Michigan Daily Players break stalemate 4 Offer to isolate compensation issue in negotiations NEW YORK (AP)-Movement, ab- sent for so long in the baseball negotiations, continued to surface yesterday with a proposal offered by the players association which would isolate the troublesome compensation question from the rest of the issues. Marvin Miller, executive director of the union, said his group would with-...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC. No. 8-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 17, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages U.S. allies back off on Iranian sanctions Stone on campus Noted journalist I. F. Stone speaks last night in the Union Ballroom on the need for military restraint on the part of the world's super-powers. See story, Page 14. Experts predict still worse nat' WASHINGTON (AP)-Downhill r plunges in factory production and housing construction...…
…Poge 2-Saturday, May 17, 1980--The Michigan Daily 4 Rosie Ruiz Runathon, The sponsors promise that everyone will finish first in the six-mile race from Rock Island to Moline, Illinois today. In fact the winners don't even have to run at all in the race to raise money for the American Cancer Society dreamed up by a local radio program director. A lone runner will begin the race, and all the other entrants can jump in 26.2 meters from the end ...…
…- The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 17, 1980-Page 3 REGENTS HIKE HEALTH FEE 'U' funding cut 'definite By MITCH STUART Gov. William Milliken will issue an executive order that reduces the state allocation to the University, State Budget Director Gerald Miller said yesterday. University administrators had war- ned the Regents Thursday that such ac- tion was likely. "THERE DEFINITELY will be an executive order and it definitely will reduce the ap...…
…Page 4-Saturday, May 17,1980-The Michigan Daily Democrats: Do vote May 20 IS YEAR'S Democratic primary will be a vestige of its former self. The state Democratic committee chose its delegates in statewide caucuses last month. Only two names-Jerry Brown who is no longer cam- paigning, and Lyndon La Rouche-will be on the primary ballot. But Democrats should not do as Michigan Democratic chairwoman Olivia Maynard urges and stay home next Tuesday...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 17, 1980-Page 5 Chrysler closing Lynch Rd.' 'full-size car plant. DETROIT (AP)-Battered Chrysler Corp. is withdrawing from the depressed market for full-size cars, at least temporarily, by closing another assembly plant. The action, which will idle an ad- ditional 2,280 workers, is Chrysler's seventh plant closing since last year when it began a major retrenchment designed to 'cut costs and trim its massive l...…
…Page 6--Saturday, May 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Bush outlines plan to revive auto industry; defends opposition to Chrysler's gov't loan By TOM MIRGA made his remarks at a press confe Specialtothe Daily ce held at Detroit Metropolitan Air DETROIT-Republican presidential immediately following his arrival h contender George Bush continued his Oregon, which also has scheduled bid to win the state's May 20 primary presidential primary for May 20....…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday. May 17, 1980-Page 7 NURSE REVEALS COMPREIHENSION PROBLEMS Study sheds light on deaf By JOYCE FRIEDEN Recently completed research in the School of Nursing has several implications for medical per- sonnel in the field of treatment of deaf patients. "The Deaf and Understanding Common Medical Terms" is the title of a two-year study completed in April, 1979, by registered nurse Molly Kline as part of the requirements f...…
…Page 8-Saturday, May 17, 1980--The N Do a Tree a Favor: Recyle Your Daily STALLION SHOWTIMES: (G) 12:45-3:45-7:00-9:30 AP Phot SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER Andrei Gromyko wipes his face with a handkerchief as U.S. Secretary of State Edmund Muskie, right, walks beside him. The two were on their way from the state treaty ceremony to the balcony of the Belvedere Castle yesterday. EEC SA YS SANCTIONS WON'T R ELEASE HOSTAGES: Allies put off sanctions...…
…Daily-Saturday, May 17, 1980-Page 9 S. Korea protests taper as president returns SEOUL, South Korea (AP)-Anti- government demonstrations tapered off yesterday as President Choi Kyu- hah cut short a Middle East trip and returned to deal with problems that touched off three days of massive and bloody student protests. He made no statement on arrival. After an all-night meeting, most student leaders agreed to call off fur- ther demonstrations to...…
…Page 10-Saturday, May 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily Represenatives list their assets with as little detail as possible 4 From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-Being a millionaire in the House means never having to say what you're really worth. At least so it seems from this year's financial disclosure forms, which show assets of less-wealthy congressmen in far more detail than their more finan- cially fortunate brethren. The House released the financial ...…
