…4 Arts The Michigan Daily Saturday, May 9, 1981 Page 12 AND FOR OUR NEXT TRICK.. . Praise for 'Heaven's Gate'?! 4 By DENNIS HARVEY God help me, I liked Heaven's Gate, the movie that opened and closed last fall, embarrassed to the gills, like a one-night Broadway disaster, only to be recut and reissued to a slightly softer round of groans. two weeks ago. A decade ago Hollywood was gasping un- der the weight of costly flops like Tora, Tora, T...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 9, 1981-Page 13 RECORDS Cale-tormented John Cale -'Honi Soit' (A & M) - What's this? John Cale giving it another try, on a major label, no less? I guess I shouldn't be so sur- prised, those personal demons fighting to be expressed were always what made it so necessary that Cale should produce music, and so they have made the release of this album just as inevitable. I guess I thought that his recent gravitat...…
…Page 14-Saturdey; Moy,1-981-,The MichiLon Doily Blue-MSU batsmen tangle 'M' only needs one to clinch East title By MARTHA CRALL The Michigan baseball team finds itself in an enviable position going into this weekend's four-game series with arch-rival Michigan State - that of having to win only one game to clinch the Big Ten East Division title. The Wolverines are currently atop the division with a 9-3 mark. Purdue, who has already clinched a s...…
…The Michigan Daily-S'aiuiday May9; 1981 -Page 15 SPORTS OF THE DAILY Two of Mason's counts dropped ot i TUSCON, Ariz. (AP) - Former University of Arizona football Coach Tony Mason faced two fewer charges yesterday, both dropped at the prosecution's request. Mason, a former Michigan assistant football coach, still faces 21 counts of conspiracy, fradulent practices, theft, filing a false claim and tampering with a public record. DROPPED BECAUS...…
…Sports Page 16 Saturday, May 9, 1981 The Michigan Daily Tied at the top Blue, Gophers take early lead 4 By BARB BARKER After the opening set of the Michigan first doubles Big Ten quarterfinal mat- ch, Wolverine head coach Brian Eisner appeared more than a little flustered. The premier Michigan doubles com- bination of Matt Horwitch and Michael Leach, defending champions of last year's first doubles crown and seeded first in this year's tourn...…
…The Michigan Daly Vol. XCI, No. 3-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 8, 1981 FREE ISSUE Twenty Pages 7House M:approves eagan budget From AP and UPI silently and a packed gallery watched WASHINGTON - The House defied intently. WASHNGTN -The ous deied "You close the door on America" its Democratic leaders yesterday and when voting for the Reagan-backed bill, approved President Reagan's austerity he declared. budget, endorsing a historic r...…
…Page 2-Friday, May 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Syrian troops, cross 'red line' 4 From AP and UPI BEIRUT, Lebanon - Some 4,000 Syrian troops and tanks were reported to have crossed the Israeli-set "red line" in southern Lebanon yesterday in defiance of Israel's repeated warnings that Syria risked war if it violated the boundary. Syria also reportedly added a new surface-to-air missile to its force in Lebanon. THERE WAS NO comment from Israel o...…
…'U' study shows federal cuts will hit state hard By JOHN ADAM President Reagan's cuts in the federal budget will hit states with declining economies-such as Michigan-twice as hard as they will rapidly developing states, a new University study concludes. The study says that because federal assistance to slow-growth states and cities will dwindle significantly while most of the new, big-money defense contracts will go to industries in fast- gro...…
…Page4-Fiday; May 6;198-T-he'MichiganDaily FCC rulings. may in crease tele p o e osts 4 LANSING (UPI)-Two recent Federal Communications Commission deregulation rulings may mean big in- creases in the installation charges levied on telephone customers, state of- ficials say. Mainly affected will be new telephone customers. Persons whose service is already connected will continue to come under current regulations. ANN SCHNEIDEWIND of the state ...…
…State bill would prohibit welfare abortions LANSING (UPI)-The Senate, after heated debate yester- day, sent a bill banning welfare-funded abortions in Michigan to a committee where it likely will receive a warm reception. The Senate voted 21-13 to send the House-passed bill to the Senate Appropriations Committee where most members op- pose state funding of abortions for poor women. THE BILL WOULD bar the use of state funds for the procedures ...…
…Page6.Z:Ffidy, May,,1981--'-hi Michiigan Deily 4 Thousands in Belfast mourn Sands' burial 4 FromAPandUPI BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - The Catholics of Belfast buried Bobby Sands in a graveyard of Irish nationalist heroes yesterday, to a bagpipe's lament and a parish priest's plea for "love . . . peace . .. an end of violence." But new violence flared in this blood- stained land even as Sands, who star- ved himself to death to become th...…
…TheMichigan Daily-.-=Friday. May 8,1981-:Page 7 Millions lost in government fraud WASHINGTON (AP)-The General Accounting Office reported yesterday that its analysis of 77,000 cases of repor- ted fraud indicated the government lost between $150 million and $220 million in those cases alone. The actual loss from fraud likely is far higher because most instances gob undetected, the GAO indicated. It em- phasized that its study concentrated only ...…
…Page 8-Friday, May 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Opinion 4 Page 8 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 3-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan sorry legacy DDRESSING THE annual Teamsters' Con- A vention in 1976, president Frank Fitzsim- mons bellowed at his union brothers: "For those who think and those who would say it is time to reform this organization, that it is t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 8, 1981-Page 9 1980 Beer Brewed by Miller Brewing Co.. Milwaukee, Wis. The Bettmann Archive X- , ' : "' ' '#Y% / Now comes Miller time. …
…Page 10-Friday, May 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Japan s Suzuki warmly welcomed 4 From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-With particular praise for Japan's "strong measures-. .. to penalize the Soviet Union," President Reagan received Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki yesterday with the administration's most elaborate welcome yet for a foreign guest. It was the first meeting between the two 70-year-old leaders and they apparently hit it off, pledging them- selv...…
…Arts Page 11 Friday, May 8, 1981 The Michigan Daily LEGENDAR Y BLUES BAND Stay ing true to the blues By KEN FELDMAN If any musical format can be labeled restrictive, it is the blues. With a tradition of at least 60 years, and with rock stars routinely impersonating it to prove that they have roots, the blues of- ten seems a parody of itself. Well, it certainly did not seem so Wednesday night at Rick's. The Legen- dary Blues Band knows what ca...…
…Page 12-Friday May 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily KING'S ADVISOR, 12 OTHERS WOUNDED Bomb kills 3 Spanish officers I From AP and UPI MADRID (AP)-Two terrorists on a motorbike pulled alongside an army car yesterday, placed a bomb on its roof, and sped off as it exploded, seriously wounding the military ad- viser to King Juan Carlos, killing three officers, and injuring more than a dozen other people. Police said Basque separatists claimed responsi...…
…The MichiganDaily-Friday, May 8, 1981-Page 13 MORE TALKS SCHEDULED AT JACKSON PRISON Guards'labor protest continues LANSING (UPI)-Southern Michigan Prison guards say they are spread dangerously thin and warn more labor trouble may lie ahead for the world's largest walled prison if their complaints are not resolved. About 35 to 40 evening shift guards at Danceable laments from Lane (Continued from Page 11) made for lamentation. Further, Lane i...…
…Page 14-Friday, May 8, 1981-The Michigan Dail' Hike in health care costs expected CHICAGO (AP) - A sagging economy in the first half of the 1980s will have a severe impact on health care, with poor people and public hospitals becoming the most vulnerable to cutbacks, a group of resear- chers has predicted. The researchers said in an article in the current issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association that hospitals, public health a...…
…Daily-Friday, May 8, 1981-Page 15 Milliken OKs university funding (Continued from Page 1) Funding for a program to lure more movie productions to Michigan is con- tained in the $16.7 million supplemental appropriations bill for the current fiscal year signed by Milliken. The measure also contains $1.5 million to reimburse local governments for the legally embattled Proposal A verification program as well as $3.4 million for last year's preside...…
…Page 16-Friday, May 8 1981-The'Michigan Daily Lo- of5 WINNERS EVERY DAY SIf youiod yoo ame od odstinofm No Contest To Enter dress in today's Michigan Daily " EUPIN Bi spt d ce3o"sored ba e C lssfied page I IA A Esp oby utlo hog odysCasfe d YOUSU .NYFA MENSMOKE STATE THEATER Five U of M. students wil hnd thei TWO FREE TICKETS MIDNIGHT n oarssape CLAoSSIFIEDoAD .ooo.of. PINK SHOWS hu so"ff "oa020 MaynadSt STATE 1-2-3-4 $CAO .dovi o h y h CM7-dni...…
…DAILY CLASSIFIEDS The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 8, 1981-Page 17 Private car sales must be reported (Continued from Page 16) TRANSPORTATIO RIDE NEEDED to Los Angeles area A.F.B.). Leave by 5/14/81. Share gas an 11-442. Ask f r James Oas. R YOUNG WOMAN seeking living quarters. family home. Near campus. 1-353-2846 or 1- MISCE L LANEOUS FREE ROM, phone, food and utilities in for dog walking and house sitting. Late Ma 663-4397. HOUSEHOLD- AUCTI...…
…Page 18-Friday, May 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Oakland homers burn Tigers, 5-3 I OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)-Tony Ar- mas led a four-homer Oakland attack with his ninth of the season, breaking a 3-3 tie in the seventh inning, as the A's defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-3 yester- day. The first three A's homers were off Detroit starter Dan Petry, 0-2. They trailed 3-1 after three innings, but Cliff Johnson homered in the fifth and ...…
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…4 Sports -. ..._L!- --- n-!1-- F Page 20 Friday, May 8, 1981 M' TO HOST BIG 10 TOURNEY ^^ "^"''n [) il ne mcnigan uany Blue hoping to 'net' 14th straight I By BARB BARKER " The Michigan men's tennis team has won 25 conference titles in 71 years and has not lost a Big Ten Champion- ship since 1967. " The conference-leading Wolverines are currently undefeated in Big Ten play this season. " Three Michigan netters, Michael Leach, Matt ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 2-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 7, 1981 FREE ISSUE Twenty Pages USAF plane explodes From AP and UPI WALKERSVILLE, Md. - An Air Force missile-satellite tracking plane blew up yesterday over Western Maryland and plummeted into a rye field, killing all 21 people aboard, state police said. Residents who witnessed the crash just north of Walkersville described the $50 million EC-135-A plane as a "ball of f...…
…Pane 2-Thursday, May 7, 1981-The Michigan Daily Teamsters' president Fitzsinuons dies at 73 Teamsters President Frank Fit- zsimmons died yesterday after being hospitalized since Easter for lung can- cer. The Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation announced that he had died at 9:10 a.m. PDT. He was 73 years old and a month away from the end of his fourteenth year as leader of the nation's largest, 2.3 million member union. Ray Schoessling, secr...…
…'Uchang By ANN MARIE FAZIO In an effort to "stretch the dollar," the University will soon require employers of work-study students to pay a greater portion of their federally subsidized wages, Financial Aid Director Harvey Grotrian said yesterday. Employers will be required to pay 30 percent of the wages their work study employees earn beginning in the fall of 1981, a ten percent increase in the rate they now pay. The federal government pays t...…
…Pag4-- ltisday, /May 7; fi98a rT eM Chig~btfy Strike officially over; 'U' nurses ratify new 3-year contract By JOHN ADAM University nurses yesterday over- whelmingly ratified a three-year con- tract between the University Hospital administration and the Professional Nurse Council - signaling an official end to their three-week strike. About two-thirds of the 1100 mem- bers of the nurses' union participated in the voting, with over 95 percent...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 7,.1981-Rages 600 British troops sent to quell violence From AP and UPI BELFAST, Northern Ireland- in drizzling rain for a 20-minute Britain airlifted 600 troops of the crack memorial service, at which the Rev. Royal Welsh battalion to Northern Sean Rogan appealed, "Lord hear our Ireland yesterday to strengthen prayers and be merciful to your son security in case violence escalates in Bobby." the troubled provi...…
…Page 6-Thursday, May 7, 1981-The Michigan Daily Libyan diplomats From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - The Reagan administration nments each expelled four Libyan representatives yesterday ordered the expulsion of all Libyan for their alleged campaign of intimidation against diplomats in Washington, citing a wide range of exiled opponents of Col. Moammar Khadafy, the Libyan provocations and misconduct, including sup- Libyan ruler. port for international...…
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…4 Opinion Page 8 Thursday, May 7, 1981- The Michigan Daily .- : Rk The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 2-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Bobby Sands: An ironic death T HE POIGNANT plaint yesterday of a Bel- fast mother of five serves as graphic testimony for the maimed and harassed throughout the world - those who find them- selves caught up in irrevocable national con- flict whe...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 7, 1981-Page 9 'Missile crisis' focus ofSyria-Israel con flict From AP and UPI own territory and demonstrated they restrict the ability of Israeli pilots to at- BEIRUT, Lebanon-Syria accused are "continuously ready to confront tack Lebanon-based Palestinian Israel and the United States yesterday Israel at any time," the official SANA guerrillas. The Israelis say an unwrit- of turning the Middle East into "a r...…
…Page 10-Thursday, May 7, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 DNR head under fire LANSING (UPI) - An ardent depar- tment critic called yesterday for criminal charges against state Natural Resources Director Howard Tanner for his failure to bill industries for required air and water pollution checks. Sen. Joseph Mach (D-Ironwood) requested in a resolution that the Senate's legal staff seek charges again- st Tanner of "malfeasance and misfeasance" for h...…
…Arts Page 11 Thursday, May 7, 1981 The Michigan Daily '81 May Festival highlights I Ormandy By CHRISTOPHER POTTER Eugene Ormandy maneuvers his tiny frame onto the concert stage with the small, halting steps of an infant, and at first you wonder whether he's ever going to make it to the podium. Then this diminutive octogenarian raises his baton, and his wondrous Philadelphia Orchestra becomes the quintessence of-if you'll pardon the ancient b...…
…Page 12-Thursday, May 7, 1981-The Michigan Daily 'Soap addicts' receive daily fix of 'General Hospital' at bar 4 BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - As 3 p.m. approaches, the addicts begin arriving for their daily fix. Some are in street clothes, but the serious cases wear masks, surgical scrub suits and an oc- casional plastic stethoscope. It's time for "General Hospital" - and a few beers. THE ABC SOAP opera is the hottest thing among student customers a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 7, 1981-Page 13 WE HAVE MORE THAN ONE WAY FOR YOU TO APPLIANCE CO CAR AU E CA.RY A TUNE Here's 20-we have morel Portable cassette tape re- corders. Some with AM/FM. Some with headsetsfor "hands free" listening. Enjoy music at all your out- door activities. Walking, jogging, hiking, boating, $7.96 VALUE bicycling, gardening; whatever. Every one in stock is on sale. Check our big selection, Check our low C TWO BA...…
…Page 14-Thursday, May 7, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 I - .. . FRIDAY MS0ATURDAY D FAME c3 Had a Maude ~ HT AL SEATS $00 JUP IN SMOKE PINK FLAMINGOS (x 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY Listing of movies for a contest No Contest To Enter sponsoredby STATE THEATER Five U. of M. students w illfind their MIDNIGHT n"ein in"s' o.fu SHOW S b"s" "offat20M"aynrdStihi 3-4 Midnight Movie of your choice willbe ) RI.&SAT presntdyo, cotsyofThe0Mihigan MAY th9thl b Do...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 7, 1981-Page 15 DAILY CLA (Continued from Page 14) SITUATIONS WANTE I'M LOOKING for an attractive, friendly gal to enjoy the summer with. I'm a well educated man in my late 20's with above average looks who considers himself a sensitive individual. Let's get together, theres a whole world todiscoverout there. P.O. Box 2454, Ann Arbor 48106. 0400513 HOMESITTER available. Experienced. Mature. Discreet. Long-ter...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 7, 1981-Page 17 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUND-UP TOROP hander B nings of two-hitte Toronto Blylev ners thro and an boneau. Blyleven to left fie MOSE Larry L boneau i Jays got ter Georg Blylev ning his one loss center, J Al Wood threw th hitter on nia, stru All of ned. San A MONT Perkins run hom Jones kn the San tack to- last nigh The Pa Juan Eic tory des scoring Raines a inning. E Dan Boo batters. SAN D the firs singled ...…
…Page 18-Thursday, May 7, 1981-The Michigan Daily MORSE PERFORMANCE LEADS TEAM Linksters take 2nd at invitational I By JAMES THOMPSON After placing fifth in the Kepler Invitational, the men's golf team went on to place second in the Michigan Invitational, and seventh in both the Mid- American and Northern Collegiate Invitationals. At the Michigan Invitational held at the University Course, the linksters placed second behind Indiana with the s...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday; May 7, 1981-Page"19 ILLINI RECEIVE HEAVY PENALTIES Illinois debates leaving, CHAMPAIGN (AP) - Talk that Illinois may withdraw from the Big Ten continued to circulate Wednesday and Chancellor John Cribbet said the university is "quite serious in con- sidering it as an option." "And we don't really have many op- tions," Cribbet said in an interview. "We would like to stay in the conferen- ce if entirely possible. ...…
…Sports Page 20 Thursday, May 7, 1981 The Michigan Daily BLUE TAKE NIGHTCAP, 7-2 Michigan splits with EMU 4 4 By MARTHA CRALL "We played one game today." That was the first thing from the mouths of managers Bud Middaugh and Ron Oestrike after Michigan's doubleheader with Eastern Michigan yesterday at Fisher Stadium. Oestrike saw his Hurons take the first game, 7-3, while Middaugh's Wolverines won the nightcap, 7-2. MICHIGAN SEEMED to break ...…
…e Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. IS A nn Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, May 6, 1981 FREE ISSUE Twenty-eight Pages Riots continue to rock Ireland RIOTERS CLASHED WITH British police when violence broke out hours af- ter the death of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands. This hooded rioter prepares to hurl a fire-bomb at security forces yesterday in Belfast. These riots, the worst in the two weeks of trouble surrounding Sands' hunger strike, have lef...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, May 6, 1981--The Michigan Daily British 'Ripper' pleads insanity From AP and UPI The "Yorkshire Ripper" said he or convict him of murder, which carries bludgeoned, stabbed, strangled and a maximum penalty of life in prison. mutilated 13 women during a 5-year The prosecutor said Sutcliffe might reign of terror because God ordered have been trying to convince him to kill prostitutes, the prosecution psychiatrists he was insane ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 6; 1981-Page 3 PUS loans in limbo By MARK GINDIN New state financial aid legislation, which would provide loans directly to parents to pay for the college educations of their sons and daughters, may not go into effect until January, if it is implemented at all, according to a University financial aid officer. The Parental Loans for Un- dergraduate Studies program, which would provide federally subsidized, low...…
…Piige 4-?Hedrn'esdali, y 6;,981= fie' chig'c i doily Honored prof talks of genetics By JOHN ADAM More than 175 students and faculty members packed the Rackham am- phitheater Monday afternoon to honor and hear a lecture by one of the world's foremost researchers in human genetics who will retire this summer as chairman of the University's depar- tment of Human Genetics. Prof. James Neel, a pioneer in the field of human genetics, explored the e...…
…q 'U' student killed in crash A recent University graduate, Gregg Lundquist, 22, was killed when he was thrown from the motorcycle he was driving yesterday morning. Lundquist, who graduated Saturday from the College of Engineering with a degree in Industrial and Operations Engineering, was driving his room- mate's motorcycle north on Boardwalk when he hit a curb, went over the curb- cut of a driveway and fell off the vehicle, according to Ann...…
