…Page 14-hursday, Mayi4, 1981-The Michigan Daily SENATE DEMS OFFER COMPREHENSIVE PROPOSALS Anti-crime package urged From AP and UPI Claiming that criminals are waging and winning a war against Americans, about a dozen Senate Democrats asked President Reagan yesterday to make fighting crime his No. 2 priority - right behind his economic program. The senators, most of them Southern conser- vatives, told the president they had developed a package...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 14, 1981-Page 15 :NG AS HE D 1I > > Y ( I I .W_*.e'_=_ '_ ."' - _ - 3;_,i'. A--&h )JrJ 4 V.#4_s ! 3 _y a_5. …
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…The Michigah'nDeily-Thursday, May14;I981-Pag&'17 v I 1 (1.1 134m Landlord's conviction (Continued from Page 16) PERSONAL JOYFUL humanist, female, early 40's, Ph.D. seeks mature man of great personal integrity, emotional health, intellect, humor and compassion for sharing the whole gamut of human possibilities-including possibly marriage and a child eventually. Good Man, wherever you are, overcome your fear and pride, as I have in placing ...…
…Page 18-Thursday, May 14, 1981-The Michigan Daily El Toro Fernando L.A. rookie on verge o record 0 LOS ANGELES (AP)-It sounds like a Hollywood script, the story of the meteoric rise to superstardom of a poor young Mexican who can throw a strange screwball that's likely to put him in baseball's history books. The stage is set for tonight when fabulous Fer- nando Valenzuela, the bull-chested rookie pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, attempts...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 14, 1981-Page 19 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Oakland edges anks, 5-4 NEW YORK (AP)-Unbeaten Matt Keough held New York to one hit over the first seven innings while Dave McKay drove in two runs and Cliff Johnson homered as the Oakland A's held on to edge the New York Yankees 5-4 last night. Keough, 6-0, held the Yankees hitless until Willie Randolph ripped a one-out double to right-center on a 1-0 pitch in the sixth i...…
…Sports Page 20 Thursday, May 14, 1981 The Michigan Daily Peters' 9th-inning R BI Single gives Tigers 1-0 win 4 By TIM YAGLE Special to the Daily DETROIT-Rickey Peters' dramatic run-scoring single with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth lifted the Detroit Tigers to a 1-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners last night at Tiger Stadium. Peters' heroics preserved starter Dan Petry's impressive three- hit shutout and capped a game in which...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 6-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, May 13, 1981 Sixteen Pages Senate approves budget From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - The Senate overwhelmingly approved a 1982 budget limit of $700.8 billion last night, handing President Reagan a second major legislative vic- tory within days for his proposed plan and spending cuts. The vote was 78 to 20 in favor of the non-binding plan, which is similar on virtually all major po...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, May13, 1981-The Michigan Daily SecondI death triggers riots in Ireland 4 By AP and UPI BELFAST, Northern Ireland - IRA convict Francis Hughes died yesterday on the 59th day of his fast at Maze prison. Hundreds of Catholics im- mediately stormed into the streets, trading gunfire with police and setting fires across Belfast and Londonderry. A civilian was reported killed and two soldiers were wounded as patrolling British arm...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 13, 1981-Page 3 FORMER PRESIDENT PROMOTES REMOTE SENSING Ford addresses scientists By JOHN ADAM center of remote sensing research and War, forced the University to largely realization of mankind's oldest Former President Gerald Ford, scientists from at least 40 nations, in- divorce itself from the Laboratories. dreams," and the problems which it speaking to an international sym- cluding the Soviet Union and Ch...…
…Page 4-Wednesday May 43, 1981-The Michigan Daily Questions arise over Reagan s new appointment WASHINGTON (AP) - William Bradford Reynolds, an attorney with limited background in civil rights law, is expected to be nominated as the nation's chief civil rights enforcer, a Justice Department source' said yesterday. The source, who asked not to be iden- tified because he said he did not want to pre-empt President Reagan's announ- cement, said Re...…
…Latest Atlanta ' death may yield new elues From AP and UPI ATLANTA-Another black youth was found asphyxiated in a wooded area yesterday-17-year-old William Barrett, who had been missing only a few hours. Authorities said they hoped the speed of the discovery might provide them with evidence to solve his murder and those of 26 other young blacks. DeKalb County Public Safety Director Dick Hand said an autopsy showed the cause of death was asphy...…
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…The Michigan Daily-kednesday, May 13, 1981--Page 7 Syria fires missiles From AP and UPI JERUSALEM-Syria fired surface- to-air missiles at Israeli jets over eastern Lebanon yesterday and repor- tedly patrolled the skies over northern Lebanon in MiGs in a major escalation of the Middle East crisis. Syria claimed it shot down one plane but Israel said all its jets returned safely to base. THE REAGAN administration was trying desperately to keep ...…
…4 PMpiMon Page 8 Wednesday; May 13, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 6-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan No apocalypse IT WOULD BE advisable for the idealogues of the Reagan administration to exhibit an uncharacteristic but requisite cool over last Sunday's presidential election in France. The unexpected ascendence to power of veteran Socialist leader Fran...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Wednesday, May 13, 1981 Page 9 Bale By FRED SCHILL The Syrians have launched surface- to-air missiles in Lebanon. John Cale's travelling apocalypse show now seems like prophecy, its Monday night stop at Second Chance not so much a warning as an angst-ridden epitaph for peace and sanity. Driven by a disquieting hopelessness, Cale ripped his vocals straight from the gut with the scarcely-contained frenzy of a latter-day ...…
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…DAILY CLASSIFIEDS The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 13, 1981-Page 11 Surplus of doctors; state looks at cuts (Continuedfrom Page 1) (Continuedfrom Page 10) PERSONAL TRADITIONAL musicians sought to perform in Festival of Folk Song and Dance, Sept. 20. For inre info, call 769-1052. 29F0513 HELP WANTED JASON FITCH what were you planning for this weekend? How about going to the movies on State 1, 2, 3, 4 Theatres? All you have to do is to come t...…
…Page 12--Wednesday, May 13, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 Social WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan proposed yesterday a Social Security overhaul which would slash benefits by $46.4 billion over the next five years, lower the payroll taxes paid by workers and employers, and penalize early retirees by an average of $126 monthly. The plan also would make. it much more difficult to qualify for disability payments by eliminating age and other non-me...…
…Cutbacks for Amtrak may force elimination of service (Continued from Page1) (routes) to help meet costs," said Charnetski. Routes that are not profitable can be cut, he said, but not if it means a reduction in needed tran- sportation. The threat of elimination of Ann Ar- bor's Amtrak service has prompted some students and city officials to criticize the possible cuts. ANN ARBOR MAYOR Louis Belcher expressed the need that would arise in the cit...…
…THIS BUD'S FOR YOU A winning tradition .. . By BUDDY MOOREHOUSEmaes for soiledans A N O ONE REALLY expected last weekend's Big Ten Tennis Championships to be any dif- ferent from the previous 13. The mighty Michigan netters would waltz to the conference crown for the fourteenth straight time - there certainly didn't seem to be any doubt about it. "We'd beaten Minnesota, we'd beaten everyone else, so our plan was to continue to win the tourna...…
…SPORTS OF THE DAILY Celtics annihilate Rockets BOSTON (AP)-Robert Parish and Cedric Maxwell led a furious first-quar- ter Boston burst as the Celtics got their running game going early and breezed to a 109-80 victory over the Houston Rockets last night for a 3-2 lead in the National Basketball Association championship series. The Celtics will try to wrap up their 14th NBA title in Houston Thursday night. If the Rockets win that one, the ,best...…
…Sports Page 16 Wednesday, May 13, 1981 The Michigan Daily Blue nine split inale with WSU 4 4 By MARTHA CRALL The games actually didn't mean much in Michigan's overall season. The Wolverines had already clinched the Big Ten East Division title. In fact, the players appeared to be looking past Wayne State to the Big Ten playoffs this weekend. The result was a split of their doubleheader with the Tarters yester- day at Fisher Stadium - a victo...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 5-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, May 12, 1981 Sixteen Pages France begins rock transition to Socialism AP Photo Marley dies Reggae star Bob Marley, shown here in a recent concert, died yesterday at a Miami hospital of brain cancer. Marley, leader of the band, Bob Marley and the Wailers, was 36. See story, Page 7. nn rborjob market bleak From AP and UPI Uncertainty about France's future under a Socialist p...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, May 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 Atlanta mayor' seeks aid for youth protection WASHINGTON (AP) - Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson asked the Reagan administration for $1.25 million yesterday to help fund a strictly super- vised summer program for his city's children because of the unsolved mur- ders of 26 young blacks here. Jackson and other local officials, worried about the dangers the summer could pose to unguarded children,...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 12, 1981-Page 3 ELEVEN PERCENT MORE SEEK ADMISSION Surge in 'U' applications By ANN MARIE FAZIO The number of persons applying to the University ! for enrollment as freshmen next fall is about 11 per- cent more than the number of freshman applications received by this same time last year, University ad- missions officials said yesterday. The number of applications is "much more than expected," Associate Directo...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, May 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily Child molesting trial begins for Pfc. Garwood 4 JACKSONVILLE, N.C. (AP) - The trial of Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood on charges of molesting a 7-year-old girl began yesterday in Superior Court with his lawyers disputing a prosecutor's statements that Garwood has been linked to assaults on several other children. Judge Robert Rouse Jr. granted a defense motion to allow attorneys to question potenti...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 12, 1981-Page 5 Conservative Senate favors Reagan tax cut Daily Photo by JACKIE BELL STUDENTS SEARCH A listing of summer job openings outside the Univer- sity's Temporary Student Employment Office yesterday. Unsuccessful student job-hunters have called the city's job market "desperate." Students find city ,job market bleak (Continued fromPage 1) can give them," said Stephanie Hall, dining room manager for Cott...…
…Page 6-Tuesday, May 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily Bullard: Off and running Lonnneu~rorage9 .4 (Continued from Page 3) reputation has blossomed in recent years, where he now chairs the power- ful House Judiciary Committee. The major issue at this early stage of the Congressional race - a question that none of the prospective candidates can control - involves "redistricting." In response to the 1980 national census, the boundaries of Michigan's...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 12, 1981-Page 7 Beirut fighting; Syrian-Israeli crisis continues Rioting continues RIOTERS, HURLING ROCKS and bottles, clash with police and security forces yesterday in West Belfast, Northern Ireland. Rioting continued in Northern Ireland for another day yesterday in the wake of IRA hunger- striker Bobby Sands' death. lMS " inger Bob Marley di~es of brain cancer, From AP and UPI BEIRUT, Lebanon - Syrian soldi...…
…4 Opinion Page 8 Tuesday, May 12, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 5-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Guns and logic A MAN AMBLES into a crowded Salem, Oregon bar, coolly pulls a semi-automatic out of his pocket, and opens fire on the assem- bled throng. Within seconds four people have Fallen dead, and a score of others lie wounded. Once again the suicida...…
…Arts Tuesday, May 12, 1981 The Michigdn Daily Page 9 St. By FRED SCHILL The most remarkable thing about Trial and Error is that it could have failed in a staggering number of ways, yet somehow eluded them all. The story of the rise of the Tomkins and Prosser law firm from obscurity to respec- tability doesn't sound very interesting at all, especially when one finds that it was written by attorney D. Michael Tomkins. Yet it is an amusingly ...…
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… I DAILY CLA (Continuedfrom Page 10) PERSONA L TRADITIONAL musicians sought to perform in Festival of Folk Song and Dance, Sept. 20. For more info, call1769-1052. 2F0513 Michigan's favorite bumper stickers booklet-send $5.00: JustYourType, Box313, Brighton, MI48116. 87F0512 H ELP WA NTED WSI WATERFRONT DIRECTOR and coun- selors-Raanana Day Camp, Jewish Community Council of Washtenaw County, June 24-Aug. 9, 668- 0271. 58H0516 FEMALE MODELS WANT...…
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…Club Sports Roundup RUGBY The Michigan rugby club went into this past weekend's play with a highly respectable 8-1-2 record. The Wolverines upped this mark to 10-1-2 with two impressive wins. Their first victory came against London-Ontario on Saturday. Michigan easily disposed of their opponent by a score of 18-4. Leading the way was Jack Goodman who scored on four penalty kicks and one conversion for 14 points. MICHIGAN WON its second game of...…
…Page 14-Tuesday, May 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily Blue netters tie for title; doubles teams save day I By BARB BARKER The Michigan men's tennis team, which had won the Big Ten tournament for 13 years in a row, was forced to share its crown after finishing tied with Minnesota for the top spot Sunday at the Liberty Racquet Club. The netters, who were undefeated in dual matches this season and entered the finals matches with a 47-45 advan- tage ...…
…Trackers By JOHN FITZPATRICK Michigan trackster Mike Shea was still out of breath as he walked along the infield of the track, head bowed. A few friends called out to him, causing Shea to look up, smile wanly, and say "An experiment. It failed miserably." Shea's "experiment" was his strategy in the 800 meter run at the Chicago Track Club Open hosted by Michigan last Saturday. Running with seemingly wild abandon, Shea had taken the 800 field th...…
…4 Sports Page 16 Tuesday, May 12, 1981 The Michigan Daily Two.in a row Split with MSU gives 'M' nine title 4 By MARTHA CRALL Michigan only needed one win to clin- ch the Big Ten East Division baseball title this weekend against Michigan State, and that's all it got. In Saturday's doubleheader at East Lansing, the Wolverines split with the Spartans, winning the opener, 7-2, while dropping the nightcap, 8-6. Sunday's doubleheader in Ann A...…
…Te Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 4-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 9, 1981 Sixteen Pages Executive committee: Eliminate Geography By SUE INGLIS The LSA Executive Committee has decided to recommend that the geography department be eliminated, a member of the geography faculty said yesterday. The faculty member said that Geography Department Chairman John Nystuen had been informed of the committee's decision on Thursday in a meeting with Act...…
…Page 2-Saturday, May 9, 1981-The Michigan Daily No motiveD in Oregon shooting spree SALEM, Ore. (AP)-Motive remained a mystery yesterday in the hail of bullets fired into a crowded rock 'n' roll tavern by a silent gunman who witnesses said reloaded his weapon twice. Four people were killed and 20 were wounded. "Thesshots range out so fast, faster than you could register and all you could see was the hand and the gun and then people lying all ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 9, 1981-Page 3 FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS HIT SOCIAL SCIENCES U research will suffer By SUE INGLIS although where the actual cuts are made will be Reagan administration's priorities for research As of yet, just how much federal money the Univer- decided by congressional committees - not program cuts is unclear. But, he speculated that the sity will lose as a result of cuts in government resear- President Reagan - the ...…
…Page 4-Saturday, May 9, 1981-The Michigan Daily 'U' employees ratify contract In Brief Compiled from Associated Press and United Presss International reports By JOHN ADAM University service and maintenance employees overwhelmingly ratified a 25-month contract proposed by local union leaders and the University ad- ministration late yesterday afternoon. Members of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) v...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 9, 1981-Page 5 'U' alumni build new Center by League By GREGOR MEYER Construction of the new Michigan Alumni Center, being built just north of the Michigan League, is well underway and should be completed by summer of 1982, according to University Alumni Association officials. The center will provide a meeting place and headquarters for the organization, and will give it needed visibility among students and al...…
…Page 6-Saturday, May 9, 1981-The Michigan Daily The robot revolution: By JOHN ADAM N AN EAST Engineering lab there is an ordinary piece of machinery. Sitting motionless, it doesn't look. like much to the untrained eye until Assistant Prof. George Lee types on a nearby terminal to activate the computer program. Then the machinery comes to life. An arm swings and the gripper hovers over the first aluminum block. Clamp! The arm lifts the block, ...…
…The Michigan Dily-Saturday; May 9, 1981-Page 7 'U' official's murder conviction LANSING (UPI)-The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of a mentally troubled administrator yesterday who gunned down a rival in a highly publicized 1978 murder at the University of Michigan's famous Neuropsychiatric Institute. The appeals court said there was adequate evidence that William James Aparicio planned the slaying of Donald Koos-a man he fea...…
…I Opinion Page 8 Saturday, May 9, 1981 The Michigan Daily -. --- The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No 4S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The plain truth A MERICAN SOCIETY cannot afford the luxury of sacred cows. Recent allegations about the mysterious death of Navy airman Paul Trerice illustrate, if true, the inherent danger of placing some in- stitutions of government beyond the pub...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 9, 1981-Page 9 Robots enter the work-force (Continued from Page 6) T HE MOOD OF THE University's Industrial and Labor Relations Department contrasts sharply with the electric and excited atmosphere of the engineering departments. ILIR personnel aren't optimistic about the consequences of "the robotics revolution" - at least in the short run. "USUALLY TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE," says Jeanne Gordus, assistant researc...…
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