…FSSU BSC R IBE N O.VFE iSU The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 1-S x Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 5, 1983 Free Issue Twenty-eight Pages, Controversial art display ordered down By GEORGEA KOVANIS BKV S their safety," Bayliss said. "They coi [v_ __ V __ d" - - .,t: . -- e if p t haza d " n- Art School Dean George Bayliss last month ordered the removal of paintings hung in The Art and Architecture Building he says were "vulgar." The ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983 TODAY No parking worries VER DRIVE around a block several times looking for a parking place E and wish you could park in a truck loading zone? For as little as $13.25 a year, Washington state residents can - with a truck licence plate. There are no restrictions against cars having truck plates, which allow motorists to park in a loading zone for up to 30 minutes. State law does require veh...…
…The Michigan Daily- Thursday, May 5, 1983- Page 3 WHILE WE WERE AWAY Seniors celebrate graduation Iacocca 'tells students to 'get mad% By CHERYL BAACKE Amidst confetti, balloons, and pop- ping champagne corks, Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca told graduating students last Saturday to "get mad about the current state of affairs." "I want you to get so mad that you kick America off dead center," Iacocca said before a crowd of nearly 14,000 at Cris...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983 'U'Health Service closes down infirma By THOMAS MILLER year-is not enough to justify the cost of When the University Health Service running the unit, Briefer said. Infirmary closed its doors for the sum- THE INFIRMARY was used to care for mer last Saturday, it was for the last students who weren't sick enough to he time. Few patients and the high cost of hospitalized. Most infirmary patients ...…
…'Offensive' (Continued from Page 1) Grindatti because "he needs to get "It's tots through school." student bof Grindatti who did the paintings in a, he said. beginning art school class said he was In a lett arguing for the "right to be displayed one of the whether it's good or if it's bad." He said he has no ulterior motives or bad feelings about the art school and will not file a lawsuit. GRINDATTI said his paintings are "explorations," and a...…
…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Thursday, May 5, 1983 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCill, No. 1-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 No gold ticket HE NEWEST Soviet proposal in the ongoing attempt to limit nuclear arms in Europe is a null solution as it offers no basis for further negotiation and only emphasizes the man...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983- Page 7 Harvard fasts for divestment Thirteen students and one professor at Harvard University went on a week- long fast to protest the school's invest- ments in companies which operate in South Africa. The fasters, who survived on only fruit and liquids for seven days, said they wanted to make a statement against South Africa's apartheid policies. THE FASTdid not persuade Harvard to COLLEGES. divest...…
…ARTS Page 8 Thursday, May 5, 1983 The Michigan Daily Friday Saturday Mr. Flood's Party - Blues and jazz presents two plays this weekend, A Bars and Clubs Bars and Clubs vocalist Marietta Baylis exhibits her Company of Wayward Saints and The Bars Bnd Clubs stylings tonight. Fabulous Fable Factory. At 8 p.m. The Blind Pig - Jimmy "Fast The Blind Pig - Jimmy Dawkins Rick's American Cafe - The Friday and Saturday they will show A Fingers" Dawkins ...…
…(Continued from Page 8) hysterical allegory of the life of male American ballet dancers - those typically late starters who are seduced by the spirits of the dance into spending the rest of their lives making ballerinas look good by lifting them all over the place. In Kazmidity opened with a girl (Jennifer Habig) in a Joffrey football jersey, jeans, and athletic shoes frolicking with her similarly bejeaned boyfriend (Stephen Sturmer) who also ...…
…Page 10- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983 THE MICHIGAN UNION Summer Dinner Theater AJDITKMS Cast & Crew May 6 7-10pm May 7 2-5pm May 8 2-5,7-10pm Student Theater Arts Complex 764-5234 or 764-7585 msclLittle MarySunshine b Rik 2,2 fceThe Real InspecorHound b .Sopr UNION Attain your professional goals and realize Jewish fulfillment. TEACHERS, Certfied Steachers, MSW's SOCIAL and BSW's are in- WORKERS v' to apply. Challenging posi- PRA...…
…n Daily -Thursday, May 5, 1983- Page 11 't WISPERS LOVE FOR LOVE z WHISPERS 1 Olt roR Lott lncluding Tonight Keep On V. P Lovin' Me This Time v CASSETTE THE SPRING WALL SALE ALL SINGLE ALBUMS DISPLAYED ON THE WALL 5EAC ' LESS!! SAVE ON TODAY'S NO. 1 ALBUMS INCLUDING THESE HITS ... * WHISPERS - "LOVE FOR LOVE" " MADNESS - "MADNESS" * PATRICK SIMMONS - "ARCADE" " AL JARREAU - "JARREAU" * JIM CAPALDI - "FIERCE HEART" * GARY MOORE - "CORRIDORS...…
…Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983 Activist says elderly receive poor health care 4 By DAN GRANTHAM Many of the health care problems that face the elderly stem from a lack of un- derstanding about aging and a fear of growing old, said a leading senior citizens's activist yesterday. Maggie Kuhn, the 72-year-old founder of the Gray Panthers, a group of senior citizens advocates, spoke to 70 students, doctors, and senior citiz...…
…Officials adopt plan to- meet education emergency RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. (AP)-Eight governors and 31 national business and education leaders unanimously adopted a report yester- day outlining ways to meet an education emergency they 'believe is facing America. The plan urges extending the time students spend in school, reconsidering tenure laws, raising entrance requirements in colleges and univer- sities and "drastically overhauling" me...…
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…Page 16 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983 House panel slashes Salvador aid request WASHINGTON (AP) - A House ap- propriations panel slashed President Reagan's security-related foreign aid request by more than a third yesterday, denying or deferring funds for El Salvador and more than two dozen other countries. The foreign operations subcommittee approved 8-5 a supplemental ap- propriation measure granting $356.5 million in assista...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983- Page 17 'Eh, What's up Doc?' Bugs stars By AIDA EISENSTAT The child in everyone reappeared at the Michigan Union yesterday, where Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, and their friends starred in a show that drew smiles and grins from passing cartoon fans. The animated characters belong to a biannual exhibition from the Gallerv Lainzberg of Cedar Rapids, Iowa of more than 250 "cels," or original pain- tings u...…
…Page 18- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983 re Panelears student aid concerns By JACKIE YOUNG Students who fear federal cuts in student aid might force them to leave the University testified before representatives from Washington in late April at hearings sponsored by the Michigan Student Assembly. Fewer than 10 students testified to a four-member panel, which included Ron Jursa from the Department of Education and Janice Fine, presid...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983-Page 19 STOREWIDE SALE Beethoven to Zappa OFF All Album & $ 0 Cassettes Priced 4"&8up Stray Cats ...................... Built for Speed Men at Work ................. Business as Usual Duran Duran .............................. Rio Def Lepard .... ........... . . . . . . . . . Pyromania Red Rider.................... . .. . .. . . . Neruda Culture Club ...............Kissing to be Clever( Adam Ant .......…
…Page 20 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5; 1983 Andropov offers new By AP and UPI Soviet leader Yuri Andropov offered a new arms control plan to guarantee a future increase in nuclear warheads because the Soviet military found his earlier proposal too "dovish," a Western expert saidyesterday. Andropov, in a dramatic turnabout, Tuesday offered to reduce the Kremlin's nuclear arsenal on a. warhead-by-warhead basis with the West, but still ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983- Page 21 Co-op vacancy rate climbs By JACKIE YOUNG A seven percent vacancy rate in the University's cooperative housing system last term shows that fewer students are willing to sacrifice having their own rooms to save money, co-op officials say. The increased vacancies are a sharp change from last year when students were "crashing down the doors" to get into co-ops, says Luther Buchele, executive se...…
…Page 22 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983 Trotter House closes for repair 4 By KAREN TENSA Trotter House, the University's minority student center, is closed for renovations until fall which has left it without a director, University officials said yesterdsy. The temporary closing has forced the acting director of Trotter House, John Powell to return to his former position as assistant director of the University's Office of Commun...…
…n Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983- Page 23 PUTTING TOGETHER A I START OFF WITH A Cot IKE ITBALLTEAM. F TALL ONES. Red Auerbach EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED IN ABEER. AND LESS. …
…Poae 24- The Michigan Daqy - Thursday, May 5, 1983 The ROLLING STONES In "GIMMIE SHELTER" Kyne itoy' - MICHIGAN DAILY "American Graffiti" -MIHIANDAIe -. .- .-,.YOU WIN - "PURELY PHYSICAL" and TWO FREE TICKETS to an oe .of "EXHAUSTED" both XXX STATE1-2-3-4 -d MMIDNIGHT MOVIES "Harold and Maude" LOIS SOLOMON - Roses are red, violets are blue. The Daily has something for you. I hope this brightens your day. To start off this May. you have just w...…
…The Mchigan Daily --Thursday, May 5, 1983- Page 25 The ROLLING STONES In "GMMIE SHELTER' If you find your --"_____E___E__ER"_ namein today's - MICHIGAN DAILY "American Graffiti" McaiAdpag- YOU WIN "PURELY PHYSICAL" and TWO FREE TICKETS "EXHAUSTED" both XXX STA y-23e -dMIDNIGHT MOVIES - " Harold and Maude" CO-OPERATIVE Student Housing available f in non-profit group households. Estimated $23 month, includes room, food, utilities, laundry i fur...…
…Pago 26 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 5, 1983 While we were away Softball Although rain has played havoc with this season's softball schedule and the Michigan Tournament, the Wolverines have managed to keep their heads above water. Coach Bob DeCarolis' squad stands 27-23 on the season, including a 6-12 mark in the Big Ten. Bad weather has also forced the cancellation of 11 games and the rescheduling of numerous others. Last Friday, ei...…
…Special to the Daily The Michigan softball team finally got to play yesterday, but not against the scheduled opponent and now without a lit- tle rain. The squad was scheduled to play a doubleheader at Detroit, but when the Titans cancelled due to poor field conditions, s u a d g sWolverine coach Bob DeCarolis arranged a single game againat Eaatern Michigan on the Hurons' home field. AND THE Wolverines, idled since Friday night's Michigan Tourn...…
…SPORTS Thursday, May 5, 1983 I Page 28 The Michigan Daily Darden to lead gymnasts I By DOUGLAS B. LEVY tons of applications for the position," The Michigan men's gymnastics said Canham. "But we know Bob the program is at the dawn of a new era. best. He is a part of the Michigan On Monday, April 25, the University's family and is a super individual and Board in Control of Intercollegiate coach." Athletics voted unanimously to hire Aside f...…
…SUBSCRIBE-764-0558 SSE The Michigan Daily Vol. XCill, No. 2-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, May 7, 1983 Free Issue Sixteen Pages 'U' tightens security with peepholes in East Quad By JAYNE HENDEL Several sexual assaults in East Quad dormitory last semester have prompted University security officials to install peepholes on every student's door. Combinatio locks will be put on all entrances to women's bathrooms before September, said Davi...…
…Daily rsoto by DEBORAH LEWIS Feminist leader Bella Abzug urges women to become more politically active in her speech at Power Center last night. Abzug was one of three women's rights leaders comprising the Women $peak program. Feminist calls for increased activis m TODAY HAPPENINGS SATURDAY Performances Women in Music-Organ Concert,-8p.m., Hill Aud. Ark-Tannist, Irish music from Detroit, doors open at 8:30p.m., concert begins at 9 p.m. Speake...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, May 7, 1983 - Page 3 Bill may stall aid link to draft By JACKIE YOUNG A bill which would delay enforcement of a controversial law linking student aid to draft registration will be voted on by the U.S. House Armed Services Committee this month. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Paul Simon (D-Ill), would delay the law from July 1 to Feb. 1, 1984. The law requires all male students to prove they registered with the Selec...…
…Page 4-The Michigan Daily, Saturday, May 7, 1983 Peep holes stiffen East Quad security (Continuedifrom Page i) TWO ASSAULT victims in East Quad combination locks on the women's this year, left their doors unlocked, bathrooms this year, the rooms do not Morrow said. have peepholes, a security official at A third assault which occurred on a the dorm said. stairwell, was not due to carelessness, All the remaining dormitories, accor- he said. ding...…
…'4-Play' comes to Playboy channel From the Associated Press The latest breakthrough on cable is that the Playboy Channel can make situation comedies that are even worse than the networks'. The low art of televised humor now has sunk from bad bathroom jokes to bad bedroom jokes. "4Play," which debuted on the Playboy Channel last night, is billed by the pay-TV network as the first adult sitcom. But it's scarcely for discretionary adults. This ta...…
…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Saturday, May 7, 1983 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 2-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 Quality teachers: Worth the price IT SEEMS ironic that the University's proposed 40 peretnt cut in the School of Education coincides with the recently released report by the National Commissi...…
…TheMichigan y- Saturday, May 7, 1983-Page7 Faculty petition criticizes Ed. Schoo cuts (Continued from Page 1) FACULTY members from almost every department in the University signed the petition. Many faculty members said the key University committee which proposed the cuts ignored the value of the ducation school. Although the Art School and the School of Natural Resources are also slated for budget cuts, those proposed for the Education sch...…
…ARTS Page 8 Saturday, May 7, 1983 The Michigan Daily Opportunity knocks Ready to throw away your studies for Press International's "Top Ten" best- fame on the silver screen? Well today seller lists, is a saga of destitute ear- may be your lucky day. This week Los thlings raging a rebellion against Angeles literary agency announced the tyrany of a 3000 A.D. world. their plans to inaugurate a nationwide So all you aspiring screenwriters are ...…
…-A selectimn ofempsw fn highlights Mildred Pierce (Michael Curtiz, 1945) Curtiz (Casablanca) offers us Joan Crawford as the eternally battered mother, gamely trying to make ends meet while facing disaster. Her Campus, Films, husband is straying, her daughter is completely unrealistic, but Crawford still expects everything to come out all right in the end. (Saturday, May 7; MLB 4, 7:30 p.m.). Mommie Dearest (Frank Perry, 1981) The story behind ...…
…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily, Saturday, May 7, 1983 Families return after toxic cleanup SWARTZ CREEK, Mich. (AP) - Thirty-two families began moving back yesterday to homes they were forced to leave two weeks ago when a judge or- dered immediate cleanup of Michigan's worst toxic waste site. Twenty-two other families were to remain in motels until piles of con- taminated soil are hauled away from the Berlin & Farro Liquid Incineration site west...…
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…Page 12- The Michigan Daily, Saturday, May 7, 1983 4 . . . r .. - T --..I . . . I . . . . . . . 1 J, J.,1If1 f1f 41 ~lli The ROLLING STONES in "GIMMIE SHELTER" ' . - I I1I 1 L 1 f I ! t , 1 _- I. I_ I *I~ 1,-A .1.T-I I 4 i 4 4 41 . I .1 .1 1 ,-!I I I.. I I .1 ! -it . 'I. .1 F''.] .1* } ' . V k": A*j IKA "American Graffiti" "PURELY PHYSICAL" and "EXHAUSTED" both XXX "Harold and Maude" If pou find your name in today's MICHIG...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, May 7, 1983 - Page 13 f. The ROLLING STONES In IMMIE SHELTER nfmoaindy's MICHIGAN DAILY "American Graffiti" c-si-d page YOU WIN PURELY PHYSICAL" and TWO FREE TICKETS to' on one o "EXHAUSTED" both XXX STATE 1-2-34 H o a M d MIDNIGHT MOVIES -T- ro d and Mad" RFOQR RENT F WOW! wo spaces available, Aug-May lease. Own room, most utilities, smokers ok, five minute walk to campus at only $133 per month. Call Jennifer 7...…
…Page 14- The Michigan Daily, Saturday, May 7, 1983 Skating champs 4 a impress By JACKIE YOUNG Special tothe Daily DETROIT - Rhinestones sparkled as the multi-colored spotlights shone on World Champions Rosalynn Sumners and Scott Hamilton along with a host of other figure skating celebrities in a one- night engagement at Joe Louis Arena last Wednesday. The skaters performed exhibitions proving their mastery of many dif- ferent aspects of the ...…
…Boyd injured Sin Michigan doublelheader, questionable for OSU By JIM DAVIS The Michigan softball squad closes the 1983 home season this weekend with a pair of doubleheaders against Big Ten foe Ohio State, today and Sunday. But the team could be without pitching ace Jan Boyd for the series. The senior sustained a knee injury while pitching in a doubleheader again- st Michigan State, Thursday. Boyd's knee was put in a splint and she walked off ...…
…4 SPORTS pg. 16 Saturday, May 7, 1963 The Michigan Daily 'M' nine concerns Spartan coach By PAUL HELGREN Eighth-ranked Michigan, sporting a 31-6 record and nine wins in its laat 10 games, faces Michigan State (16-19) in a four-game home and home aeriea thia weekend. Is first-year Spar- tan coach Tom Smith concerned about the prospects of facing a club with a .321 team batting average and 72 steals in 37 games? Was Poland concerned about Germ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 3-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, May 10, 1983 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Detroit rally protests beating death By HALLE CZECHOWSKI Special to the Daily DETROIT-More than 800 people gathered in Detroit's Kennedy Square yesterday to protest the lenient senten- ces given to two men who admitted to beating a Chinese-American man to death with a baseball bat last year. The rally, which drew more than 80 support...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 10, 1983 Reagan calis for increased'secrecy' WASHINGTON (AP) - The Freedom of Information Act is going to be worked over again this week in Congress, this time with the Reagan administration apparently willing to settle for fine-tuning the law instead of pushing for wholesale changes. Two bills to amend the 17-year-old law are before a subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee. ONE, DRAFTED by C...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 10, 1983 - Page 3 Blanchard announces jobs bill Iieju ofua 1 et unions anb . ey isue comiies LfANSING (U1 ) Gov. James Blanchard - saying Michigan cannot sit back and await a promised recover- y - unveiled to a cheering Legislature yesterday an economic program expec- ted to create 80,00 jobs this summer. Blanchard was interrupted by ap- plause more than 20 times while outlining to a joint session of the Legi...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 10, 1983 Flaring comet bolts through Ann Arbor By MIKE WILKINSON The comet was first sighted April 25, but wasn't confirmed until last week by A "dirty snowball" over one mile in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Obser- diameter and traveling over 20,000 vatory in Cambridge, Mass. miles per hour will be hurling through ALTHOUGH it is only three million the skies of Ann Arbor tonight. miles away, there is ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 10, 1983 PageS5 STORE WIDE SALE. S. UNIVERSITY STORE ONLY All Album & PjO0FF cassettes Priced $499 & up 4 4 OMD .. . .. . . .. .. . .. ... . .. . .. .. . .. Dazzle Ships 5-52's . W ..............Vharnry! Joan Armatrading .................... The Key Carlos Santana .................. Havana Moon ATF .. ... .. . ... .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .After the Fire Joe King Carasco ............ Party Weekend Spand...…
…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Tuesday, May 10, 1983 Glamour girls of the '80s By Barbara Misle The ideal woman' of the '80s is supposed to be cosmopolitan, chic, assertive and independent. The pages of Glamour, Vogue and Cosmopolitan magazine each mon- th reinforce this unattainable stereotype. Not only are many women expected by friends, family and coworkers to fit this mold, but they unfairly demand it of themselves. Just pick up an...…
