…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 21, 1982-Page 3 Comittees pass $50 million in state budget cuts LANSING (UPI)- The House and Senate appropriations committees yesterday approved Gov. William Milliken's $50 million budget-cutting executive order slashing $14.9 million in education funds and $10 million from the Department of Social Services. Release of the order -was to have come Wednesday, but opposition to an- ticipated school aid cuts result...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 22, 1982-Page 3 Regents approve study of Econ. move to Lorch Daily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS SIDNEY LENS, editor of the Progressive magazine, discusses the recent growth of the nuclear freeze movement. Lens.is attending this weekend's disarmament conference at Rackham. Nuclear freeze drive Sge w ra~w a I S By SCOTT STUCKAL The current nuclear freeze movement will become as broad and comprehensive as the anti-mil...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 25, 1982-Page 3 LIBRARY SWITCHOVER PROMPTS RE-EVALUATION By4 Picture University reality by chairman a feasibilit But Ch,, yesterday start issui been mz ministrato made unt: study som THE Ei sity's ides prompted University a new typ will use "t ts. The modificati identificat sity was anyway, decided t adding ph time. The lib 'U' considers picture ID CHARLES THOMSON tifies borrowers by the holes punched in the p...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 26, 1982-Page 3 DESCRIBE SCENE AFTER SHOOTING Policemen testify at Kelly trial By GEORGE ADAMS Two Ann Arbor police officers testified yesterday that they found a shotgun and shells in the room of Leo Kelly minutes after the shooting deaths of two Bursley dormitory residents last spring. Testifying at Kelly's trial, Officer Albert Barbow said he also found a gas mask and materials that may have been used to m...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 27, 1982-Page 3 RESEARCHERS EXAMINE STAGES IN SHUTDOWN College closings studied at 'U' O^V t10 er in4i ~rnrV~~afOn d -d By GREG BRUSSTAR Two University researchers have created a unique model to help the nation's colleges deal with the prospect of financial difficulty and closing. In the past 20 years, more than 200 American colleges and branch cam- puses have closed, and in the next two decades, 200 more wil...…
…The Michinan Daily-Friday May 28, 1982-Page 3 r SL4SHIED TIRES, TORCHED CARS AT CALLFORNIA UNIVERSITY Faculty feuds over tenure LOS ANGELES (AP) - Internal feuding has thrown the Chicano.Studies Department at California State Univer- sity-Los Angeles into turmoil, with fires set, tires slashed and brake cables sliced, authorities said this week. Disputes have been sparked by such issues as tenure, alleged lax grading and a scramble for jobs a...…
… o p Daily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS Wet escape One car on Maynard St. makes a timely escape from yesterday's downpour. The rest of the cars remained and received a thorough soaking. Pursel ann ouneeOs b fo r e The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 29, 1982-Page 3 O'Connor rejects redistricting plea by state Dems. WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor turned down a plea yesterday by Michigan Democrats that she block a pla...…
…Page 4--Wednesday, May 5, 1982-The Michigan Daily Polish leaders re-establish marti*al Warsaw, Poland (AP)- .Rioting broke out yesterday in the Baltic port city of Szczecin for the second day. Authorities reimposed a night curfew in Warsaw as well as other martial law measures. It was not immediately clear in which other cities the restrictions went into ef- fect, but the East German news agency ADN said the curfew was imposed in Warsaw, Szcz...…
…Page 4- Thursday;Moy 6, 1982,-TheMichigan Daily Britain reacts to, casualties in Falkiands From AP wire reports Grief and courage and opposing calls for revenge and retreat mingled in Britain yesterday as the reality of war came home-a destroyer and a war- plane lost in the South Atlantic, husbands and sons perished and thousands more at risk. Newspapers, politicians, and people in the street had sharply divided opinions. Some said it just is...…
…Page 4-Friday, May 7, 1982--The Michigan Doily Tenured profs in California suffer lay-offs From theAssociated Press ROHNERT PARK, Calif. (AP)- Two dozen professors at Sonoma State University have been given a painful economics lesson-just because they're tenured doesn't mean they have lifetime jobs. The 24 professors, with an average 10 years experience at the university, have been notified they will be laid off effective Aug. 3 because of lo...…
…Page4-Sotur'dayMay 8; 1982-The Michigan Daily Unemployment rate reaches 9.4 percent WASHINGTON (AP) - Unem ployment climbed to 9.4 percent of the labor foice in April, a postwar record, and Democrats seized upon yesterday's report as evidence that President Reagan's economic program has delivered nothing but "pink slip after pink slip after pink slip." Some 16.3 million Americans were out of work last month as jobless- ness among adult men, bl...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, May 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily Ranchers accuse government of nuclear coverup SALT LAKE CiTY (AP)- The Commission, told him in 1953 that the federal government covered up eviden- commission would try to placate the ce that fallout from Nevada nuclear ranchers by offering to fund a range tests in the 1950s contributed to the nutrition researchproject. deaths of thousands of sheep in Brower and a government southern Utah, a forme...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, May 12, 1982-The Michigan Daily Britain claims it has stronghold oFalklands By the Associated Press Britain claimed yesterday it had a stranglehold on the Falkland Islands,. isolating the Argentine garrisons defending them. The British also said that, in a new naval engagement, they had fired on an Argentine vessel trying to cross the five-mile wide channel between East and West Falkland during the pre-dawn darkness Tuesday. ...…
…Page 4-Thursday. May 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Two Argentine planes downed in Falkiands By The Associated Press Argentine warplanes made a series of attacks on British ships near the Falkland Islands yesterday and a destroyer shot down two of them about three miles from the disputed island chain, the British Defense Ministry an- nounced. It reported no damage to the fleet. A British Sea King helicopter ditched in the sea near the Ialklands,...…
…Page 4-Friday, May 14, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan pushes arms reduction in TV address WASHINGTON (AP)- President Reagan says his determination to rebuild U.S. defenses will help prod the Soviet Union into negotiating strategic arms reductions that would supplant the shelved SALT II treaty that "simply legitimizes an arms race." Reagan opened last night's prime- time news conference with a review of the strategic arms reduction proposal- S...…
…Page 4-Saturday, May 15, 1982-The Michigan Daily Fuel cost drop steadies April inflation level WASHINGTON (UPI)- Inflation at the wholesale level stayed nearly in- visible in April-a scant 0.1 percent- as sharply rising food prices offset a # record drop in energy costs, the gover- nment reported yesterday. The increase reported by the Labor Department hardly registered on economists' charts, especially after two previous months in which the ...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, May 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily Supreme Court ruling extends sex bias laws WASHINGTON (UPI)- In a big boost for women fighting sex bias in education, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 yesterday , that a key anti- discrimination law protects not only students but also teachers and other employees. The justices upheld a lower court fin- ding that Title IX-one of the most im- portant federal tools to combat sex discrimination in educat...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, May 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Brezhnev rejects U.S. arms plan,; endorses freeze From AP and UPI MOSCOW - President Leonid Brezhnev rejected President Reagans nuclear arms reduction plan yesterday as "insincere" but endorsed a proposal for a mutual freeze non weapons deployment by the Soviet Union and the United States. - The 75-year-old Kremlin leader, making his first speech in piublic in nearly two months, welcomed Reaga...…
…Page 4-Thursday,May 20, 1982-The Michigan Daily Begin survives no-confidence test by one vote From AP and UPI JERUSALEM- Prime Minister Menachem Begin survived a no- confidence motion by one vote yester- day, defeating the most dangerous parliamentary challenge to his gover- nment since his election five years ago. "This is the beginning of the end of Shimon Peres' career," Begin, 68, said scornfully of the Labor Party chairman who engineered...…
…Page 4-Friday, May 21, 1982-The Michigan Daily Common Market relations with Britain suffer LONDON (AP) - Britain's relations with its nine Common Market partners have plunged to an all-time low, with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher ac- cusing her allies of a "breach of faith" in a crisis that may jeopardize British membership in the community. London is buring with resentment over three major rebuffs this week, while its age-old antagonist,...…
…Page 4-Saturday, May 22, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan to veto 'budget-busting' spending bills WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan, vowing to stay on his current economic course, has told his advisers he is eager to veto "budget-busting" spending bills Congress may pass to counter the recession, sources said yesterday. "The impression I got was that the president relishes the opportunity to veto these bills," a private economist and part-time...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, May 25, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan treads careful path on Falkiands By The Associated Press WASHINGTON-In the first seven weeks of the crisis over the Falkland Islands, President Reagan and his aides have successfully adhered to a White House policy of keeping the an- nouncement of bad news as far away from the president as possible. In recent years, it has become something of a truism at the State Department that if a giv...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, May 26, 1982-The Michigan Daily House rejects budget-balance proposal WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Democratic-dominated House struck down a conservative Republican proposal yesterday to balance the budget in 1983 by slashing spending for all non-military programs, and then began debating three major alter- natives. The House voted 242-182 to kill the plan by Rep. John Rousselot (R-Calif.) with about an equal number of moderate Rep...…
…Page 4-Thursday, May 27,982-The Michiga Daily Britain poises for attack on Falkand capital By The Associated Press Britain declared yesterday that despite the loss of two more ships and 24 men-its heaviest toll in a single day- ground forces were poised to break out of the beachhead on the Falklands and attack the capital of Stanley. Argentina said it pounded the beachhead near San Carlos and downed a British jet that rocketed an Argentine sh...…
…Page 4-Friday, May 28, 1982-The Michigan Daily British troops launch assault on capital FromThe AssociatedPress and ammunition to Britain, according Helicopter-borne British marine to Reagan administration sources. commandos and paratroopers stormed THE OBJECTIVE of the British out of their San Carlos beachhead ground forces on East Falkland island yesterday and began a two-pronged was believed to be the ridge of hills assault to recapture the...…
…Page 4-Saturday, May 29, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan soothes Latin anger over Falkiands SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP)- President Reagan reassured Latin America yesterday that he is sensitive to its sympathy for Argentina in the war over the Falkland Islands even though the United States supports Great Britain. "I know the bloodshed that is taking place around the Falkland Islands is of deep concern to every nation in this hemisphere," he told...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May5, 1982-Pa9e 5 Faculty delays on military research policy By BARRY WITT - which relies primarily on the Finding themselves either to far reserachers involved to avoid contracts apart in their opinions or generally that clearly would lead to destructive uninformed on the issues, members of purposes - remain the same. Presen- the faculty Senate Assembly have post- tly, approval from a department chair- poned unti...…
…The Michigan Daiy-Thursday May 6, 1982-'Page 5 Salvadoran prof evaluates future of country By FANNIE WEINSTEIN "Moderate" is only a relative term and cannot be used to accurately describe El Salvador's provisional President Alzaro Magana, a former professor of education at Catholic University of El Salvador told an audience of about 30 last night at the Michigan Union. Joaquim Samayoa, who left El Salvador in 1980, claimed Magana is only a pu...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 7, 1982-Page5 Win a dream trip to Hollywood. Plus a fabulous new Besson-Gobbi sports car. 1,000 prizes totaling X100,000! Grand Prize-$10,000 trip for two to Los Angeles! Plus an exciting new $18,900 Besson- Gobbi car, one of the first available in the U.S.A.! Prestigious hotel accommodations. A gala Holly- wood premiere. Lunch at a famous movie studio. And a visit to the set of a movie or TV show. Second Priz...…
…'rho Michigan DaIly-Saturday, May, 1982-Pag. 5 Britain extends Falkiands Hickory dickory dock Using a multitude of ropes, a workman climbs to the top of Bay City's 100- year-old City Hall yesterday to put the finishing touches on an $84,000 restoration project. U' loses student aid war zon NEW YORK (AP)- Britain threatened to attack any Argentine warship or warplane found more than 12 miles from the Argentine coast yesterday and reportedly w...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 11, 1982-Page 5 CONGRESS SHOULD OUTLA WBULLIES, TAXES Kids make legislative demands By The Associated Press WASHINGTON- Rep. Joseph McDade (R-Pa.) probably gets no more or no less mail than most of his 434 House colleagues, but some of it has been unusually demanding lately. For instance, constituent Amy Johnson suggested McDade do more for the little people. "Can you make a rule to tell the big kids on the bus...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 12, 1982-Page 5 Poisoning case may re-open against MSU co-ed BATTLE CREEK (UPI)- The Calhoun County Prosecutor's office yesterday requested transcripts of a district court ruling that cleared a Michigan State University student ac- cused of trying to poison her father and two sisters. Prosecutor Conrad Sindt said a claim of appeal was filed for transcripts of the hearing so his office could examine the record...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 13, 1982-Page 5 Pope unharmed after attack in Portugal FATIMA, Portugal (AP)- A young man in clerical garb lunged at Pope John Paul II with a knife at the Our Lady of Fatima shrine yesterday but security guards overpowered him before he reached the pontiff, the state- run ANOP news service said. The pope was not hurt and continued a ceremony for a gathering of an estimated one million of the faithful that was...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 14, 1982-Page 5 Braniff files for " protection from creditors GRAPEVINE, Texas (AP) - Braniff International filed for protection from creditors under federal bankruptcy laws yesterday, and airline officials said they hoped to resume some flights in about six weeks. Braniff chairman Howard Putnam, his voice breaking with emotion, told reporters that his debt-strapped airline had filed the petition after realizing...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 15, 1982-Page 5 CONVENTIONEERS FLOCK TO DORMS For rent: Drm rm w air, 'U' vu By AMY GAJDA Maids and air-conditioning aren't typ- ical dorm room fare for students, yet in summer you can find both luxuries in many University housing facilities. The services make dorm-life bearable for the many conventioneers who come to Ann Arbor each summer for workshops and mini-courses. In summer, the housing staff ensures th...…
…The Michigan Doily-Tuesday, May 18, 1982--Page 5 poily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS A GRADUATING LAW student waits serenely--even on crutches-for the Law School graduation ceremony to end Satur- day. C oleman addresses law grads Pupil sues Princeton; plagiansm penalty 'too severe' PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)- A Prin- ceton University senior disciplined. for alleged plagiarism in a term paper is suing the university, saying her punishment was too severe. ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 19, 1982-Page 5 FACES DEFEA TIN NO-CONFIDENCE VOTE Begin loses parliamentary majority TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)- Prime Minister Menachem Begin faces possible defeat in a parliamentary no- confidence vote after two legislators defected from his coalition yesterday and left him without a majority in Parliament. Amnon Linn and Yitzhak Peretz quit Begin's Likus block and aligned them- selves with the opposition tabor...…
…The Michigan Doily-Thursday, May 20, 1982-Page 5 STUDY MIGHT EXPLAIN HIGHER MALE TEST SCORES Hormone linked to intelligence From APand UPI } BOSTON - A physician says that his study, published today in today's New England Journal of Medicine, may explain why men generally score higher than women in tests of math and technical skills. This conclusion was reached after discovering that men who had very low levels of sex hormones during puberty ...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 21, 1982-Pages EPA head admits lapse in enforcement NEW YORK (AP) - The head of the Environmental Protection Agency said yesterday that she has told regional administrators to press anti-pollution law cases vigorously after an admitted lapse in enforcement. Anne Gorsuch, who took office exactly one year ago, said in an interview that 1981 was "a period of hiatus" for her agency's enforcement unit. SHE SAID new ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Soturday, May 22, 1982-Page 5 CAN IT HAPPEN AGAIN? Jackson State: Ayear later By United Press International JACKSON, Mich.-The physical evidence of violence and destruction are gone, but the mental images of the long Memorial Day weekend of 1981, when three Michigan penitentiaries ex- ploded, remain with those inside and out. They wait and they watch for signs it could happen again. Prisons, being prisons, are always volati...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 25, 1982-Page 5 Great Lakes federation forms B y LISA CRUMRINE Special to the Daily MACKINAC ISLAND -: For the first time in the history of the Great Lakes, a private federation con- sisting of citizen's action groups and interested in- dividuals has come together to strive for a unified en- vironmental network to address issues affecting the famed lakes. Bound together by issues such as toxic con- timination, ...…
…The Michigan Dily-Wednesday, May 26, 1982-Page 5 A VAqAE7,11 f SALE Now thru Saturday, May 29t1t LITE-WEIGHT TENTS 2 Person- Forester I . ........ $ 698 Eureka- Great Western 10....... 2698 Tri o e Eureka- Great Western 8 ....... $2298 $688 Ereaaipcel-1...........39 Person$68 Eureka - Space 1-12...................$4098 TrailWedge Eureka - Chateau Cabin 79" x 95" . 149 2 Person $5988 Dining Fly 10 x 12...................... 398 FRAME PACKS REG...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 27, 1982-Page 5 CALIFORNIA 'SEX CLASS' CONTROVERSY CONTINUES Prof admits to sex with students sexual liais From AP andUPI insisted he LONG BEACH, Calif. - The "Psych- let the affec ology of Sex" professor who used to "Therea give class credit for orgies and gay en- cluding t counters admitted yesterday he has requireme had sex with his students, but he says with me an he no longer stays at parties where perfor...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 28, 1982-Page 5 Tenure supporters continue sit-in SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP)- Fifty university students described by a police chief as "nice people" occupied their chancellor's office for a second day yesterday in support of a teacher who was denied tenure. Students began the peaceful sit-in Wednesday at the five-story McHenry Library on the University of California-Santa Cruz campus. University Police Chief Gene S...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 29, 1982-Page 5 Pope makes historic visit to Britain LONDON (AP) - The first pope to step on British shores paid a historic visit yesterday to Queen Elizabeth II, defender of the faith that broke away from Rome more than four centuries sgo. Pope John Paul II and the queen talked for a half hour in the 1844 room on the ground floor of the palace. It was a less formal setting than the upstairs chambers whereiea...…
…Arts Page 6 Wednesday, May 5, 1982 The Michigan Daily PBC adds divc By Ellen Rieser ficult not to admire a ballet- company that presented works as varied as those P E N N S Y L V A N I A BALLET, by Balanchine, Limon, and Anastos; bringing several new works to Ann modern pieces; and traditional Arbor, was in fine form during its three classical ballets such as Swan Lake all days of performances at Power Center, during its short three-day s...…
…Og inion Page 6 Thursday, May 6, 1982 The Michigan Daily 0 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 2S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by student', at the University of Michigan A cruel joke T HE DISPUTE OVER the once obscure Falkland Islands, that many were joking about just one month ago, now serves as a brutal reminder of the deceptive, cold cruelty of war. Several hundred lives have now been sen- selessly lost as two govern...…
…Opinion Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No 3S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students; at the University of Michigan Cost orbenefit? OKAY, EVERYBODY, take a deep breath. Now hold it-this may be one of the last clean breaths of fresh air around in many cities if the Environmental Protection Agency has its way. The EPA plans to relax carbon monoxide standards that will incr6ase concentrations of the harmful polluta...…
…Opiiiol 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily, Vol. XCII, No. 4S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saturday, May 8, 1982 The Michigan Daily Sinclair TH E lcDNE S Alternative budget plans ALTHOUGH RONALD REAGAN appeared to be leading the nation out of its current budgetary impasse, it was Republican Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico who provided the leadership to bring the Republican tro...…
…Opinion 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily] Vol. XCII, No. 5S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Speaking softer P RESIDENT REAGAN lowered his saber a few more inches Sunday to propose a comprehensive program to reduce U.S. and Soviet nuclear weapons. The Soviets are not likely to accept the plan as is, but the proposal provides an important take-off point for negotiations to safeguard th...…
