…TheMichigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 33-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 19, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages British ships take POWs to Argentina From AP and UPI _ day undeclared war over the South Two British ships set sail yesterday Atlantic islands. from the Falkland Islands for Argen- The stunning defeat cost Gen.. tins, carrying 5,500 prisoners of war Leopoldo Galtieri his jobs as president from the humiliating defeat that shat- of Ar...…
…Page 2-Saturday, June 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Credit union changes name, expands service The University of Michigan Em- credit union members last month, ex- ployees Credit Union has changed its pands the union's potential pool of name to the University of Michigan depositors by more than 110,000. Credit Union and has greatly expanded Hoffmann said the action was taken its potential pool of customers, accor- to prepare the credit union for ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 19, 1982-Page 3 AT U.N., BEGIN CALLS FOR WORLD PEACE Israelis call for PLO surrender From AP and UPI Israeli troops and armor rumbled through Christian east Beirut to the Green Line boundary with Yasser Arafat's enclave yesterday and Isreaeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon said the Palestinian guerrillas should realize "their struggle has no change." Reporter said the Israeli units moved through streets in the...…
…Page--Suturday, ue 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Senate passes voting rights extension bill From AP andUPI WASHINGTON - The Senate breathed fresh life yesterday into the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965, approving 85- 8 a 25-year renewal of enforcement provisions designed to guarantee free access to the polls for millions of blacks and other minority voters. Overcoming the tenacious opposition of a small group fo filibustering Southern conser...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June19, 1982-Page 5 Kell trial: long four By GEORGE ADAMS murderer Leo Kelly. The jury, to hear a tape-recording of psychiatrist and LOU FINTOR deliberating in one of Ann Arbor's most Edward Nol's testimony. Nol told More than a year after the Bursley publicized cases in recent history, jurors Kelly was psychotic and insane dormitory murders rocked the Univer- failed to reach a verdict yesterday and at the time of...…
…Opinion Page 6 Saturday, June 19, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 33-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Unequal rights High tuition rates to receive boost THE UNIVERSITY will once again be opening its arms this fall and embracing not only new students, but higher tuition bills as well. University Vice President for IME HAS JUST about run out on the ...…
…Arts Saturday, June 19, 1982 The Michigan Daily Stage Company packs up and moves to Chicago big place in his heart for the radical By Robert Weisberg theatre of the sixties. Although they didn't go quite that far with the Stage NE OF ANN ARBOR'S most suc- Company, they did present a few plays by contemporary playwrights, par- cessful theatrical groups, the ticularly American, dealing with Stage Company, is no more. After two. topical subject...…
…Page 8-Saturday, June 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Nucle Photo Page by Jackie Bell I …
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 19, 1982-Page 9 r Disarmament Rall 1 The largest peace demonstration in w .,v. the history of the world-estimates range from 500,000 to 1 million. On June 12 nuclear disarmament ad- vocates from around the world mar- ched through New York streets from the United Nations to Central Park's Great Lawn. The gathered marchers heard such notables as Or- son Welles, Bella Abzug, Coretta Scott King, Jackson Browne, B...…
…Page 10-SturdayJune 19; 1982-The Michigan Daily Sharpe and Danek set out for windycity (Continuedfrom Page?7) $50 - low ticket prices - 'we deliberately tried to keep it affor- dable," says Sharpe - and most of all good productions. By the time they had done their second show, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, in the fall of 1980, they were self-sufficient. For the most part, they were able to do the things they wanted to do. Sharpe is disappo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 19, 1982-Pbge 11 Carr's 'Grease 2' gets panned By Mark Vaitkus I LOVED Grease 2. It was so awful that maybe now Allan Carr will be forced to stop producing musicals. And that, needless to say, would truly be a service to mankind. You would think that he would have learned his lesson with Can't Stop the Music,- a movie the mere mention of which still makes me reconsider lunch. But Carr actually outdoes himself...…
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…Page 14-Saturday, June 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Rozelle finally admits that drug usage in the NFL is a NEW YORK (AP)- National Football League Com- missioner Pete Rozelle says drug use in the NFL "could be a larger problem for us than it is in society," and former defensive end Carl Eller believes 15 percent of the league's 1,500 players are "problem users." Eller, who has admitted he formerly used cocaine, told the New York Daily News tha...…
…The Michigan Doily-Soturday, June 19, 1982-PageT5 Indians trounce Red Sox CLEVELAND (AP) - Toby Harrah cracked a home run, two doubles and a single, Von Hayes drove in three runs with a pair of doubles and Miguel Dilone smashed a two-run homer as the Cleveland Indians routed the Boston Red Sox 10-3asttnight. Cleveland's John Denny raised his record to 4-7 with 7 1-3 inning of work, allowing six hits and all three Boston runs. He struck out fi...…
…Sports Saturday, June 19, 1982 Page 16 The Michigan Daily, Brewers By JIM DWORMAN Special to the Daily DETROIT - No hit, no win. Those four words go a long way toward explaining the Tigers' 5-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers last night at Tiger Stadium. DETROIT BATS didn't produce a safety off Milwaukee starter Randy Lerch until two were out in the fifth inning. And from then on they only managed four more off Lerch and reliever Rollie Finge...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 32-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 18, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Tuiton may jump 15-20%/ Frye blames increase u n .r 1on lost state support DLaily Photo by JACKIE BSLL VICE PRESIDENT for Academic Affairs Billy Frye discusses next year's estimated tuition hikes at yesterday's Regents meeting. Kelly trial sent By BILL SPINDLE A University administrator announced yesterday that a tuition increase of at le...…
…fage 2-Friday, June 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan ignores, Soviet stance o first strike UNITED NATIONS (AP)- President Reagan, ignoring the Soviet Union's call to renounce the first use of nuclear weapons, challenged Moscow yesterday "to "deeds, not words" in a mutual quest to curb the arms race. In his first appearance before the world organization, Reagan told the Soviet Union to abandon "imperialist adventures" and help forge arms agr...…
…The Michigan Daily--Friday, June 18, 1982-Page 3 EXPER TS CITE PROBLEMS IN REACHING STUDENTS Alcoholism: It's hard to get help by SHAUN ASSAEL The consumption of alcohol, always a popular pastime on campus, can often become too much for students to han- dle. But when students develop a drinking problem, the services available may not be reaching them, local experts say. "There is no direct way this univer- sity 'can come into contact with alc...…
…Page 4 Friday, June 18 1982.-Ttie Mitchigan Daily Argentine leader Galtierikicked out of army post By The Associated Press Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, Argentina's military president and army comman- der, was forced by fellow officers to resign from the army yesterday. His removal from the presidency is expec- ted to follow in the aftershock of the humiliating defeat in the Falkland Islands war. In London, a British Broadcasting Corp. television c...…
…Regents continue hospital bidding policy debate By BILL SPINDLE The University Regents, after exten- sive discussion and a rare closed-door executive session, delayed a decision yesterday on whether state contractors should be given preference in bids for Replacement Hospital Project con- struction work. The present bidding policy of the University awards construction con- tracts to firms offering the lowest bid regardless of their location. ...…
…0n0 Page 6 -Friday, June 18, 1982 The Michigan Daily Reallocation: Who benefits? AS FRYE stated in his letter to Deans better undergraduate teaching. Others, would fund either of these projects. The of March 1 outlining the five year plan, however, are troublesome because they longer the administration refuses to By Jamie Moeller "This plan is proposed not primarily as remain nebulous and undefined. The two define these areas, however, the les...…
…Arts Friday, June 18, 1982 The Michigan Daily Page 7 Putting the focus on community art 1971. But it no longer houses carriages Today, the three-story building is By Sarah Bassett nor, as it did for several years, a Sears owned and cared for by the Ann Arbor Catalog warehouse. Art Association. TT LOOKS MORE like a neighborhood Instead, the windows are filled with The downtown location is no accident. storefront than a professional art glass...…
…Page 8-Friday, June 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily Association gets people in contact with good art I Another was probably the active (otnefrmPg7) Another was probably the active technical processes behind each schedule of classes held in the second finished piece. floor "loft." Everything from lan- People who don't ordinarily visit art dscape painting to knitting, from galleries often wander from shop to photography to sculpture, is offered e...…
… Clubs/Bars The Blind Pig (208 S. First; 996-8555) Foot-stomping country with George Bedard and the Bonnevilles, tonight and tomorrow night. Joe's Star Lounge (109 N. Main; 665-JOES) Jazz with a distinctly latin beat from Melodioso, tonight and tomorrow night. Sunday features Baal. Mr. Flood's Party (120 W. Liberty; 995-2131) Trees will branch out their per- Second Chance (516 E. Liberty; 994-5350) The Teen Angels try their hand at Motown, th...…
…Page 10-Fridd'y, June 18, 1982--TheMichigan Daily Alcoholism: A difficult problem to reach 4 (Continued from Page 3) The University's Health Service has no agency or official specifically assigned to the issue of alcoholism. Universities across the country, however, are beginning to deal with alcoholism in a comprehensive man- ner. One of the major innovators in the area of alcoholism treatment and education is Dartmouth University, with has...…
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…AP CHILE'S CARLOS HUMBERTO CASZELY, left, flies over his Austrian opponent Josef Degeorgi, who kicks the ball away during yesterday's World Cup game between Austria and Chile in Oviedo, Spain. Austria went on to win, 1-0. Tiny Kuwait battles Czechs to 1-1 draw MADRID (AP) - Tiny but oil-rich Kuwait, whose players have been of- fered a fortune just to reach the secon- d phase of the World Cup finals, yester- day made a sensational debut in th...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday; June 18';19f2-Pao, 15 Two tie or Open lead PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Bruce Devlin, a 44-year-old veteran who hasn't won in 10 years, crafted a 2- under-par 70 and tied Bill Rogers for the early first-round lead yesterday in the 82nd United States Open golf cham- pionship. Devlin, who now spends most of him time as a television commentator and golf course architect, grabbed a share of the top spot with birdies on t...…
…Sports Page 16 Friday, June 18, 1982 The Michigan Daily Milwaukee edges Detroit, 3-2 By JIM DWORMAN Specialtothe Daly DETROIT - Dave Tobik must be wondering "what did he do that I didn't do?" The Tiger reliever's eleventh inning performance was as good as Milwaukee's bullpen ace Rollie Finger's, but when the game ended Tobik walked off the mound with a loss while Fingers was credited with a save. THE BREWERS scored an unearned run off Tobik w...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 31-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 17, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Lebanese claim PLO has ofere tto end fight From The Associated Press Lebanese sources said yesterday that the PLO, encircled by Israeli forces, has offered to discuss laying down its arms in west Beirut in exchange for recognition by the United States, safe conduct out of the city for its leaders, and a role in negotiating the futur...…
…Page 2-Thursday, June 17, 1982-The Michigan Daily MSA drafts proposal on 'U' five-year plan By GEORGE ADAMS The Michigan Student Assembly today will send administrators proposed guidelines for the University's $20 million reallocation process under the Five-Year Plan. The proposal will be sent to President Harold Shapiro, Vice-President for Academic Affairs Billy Frye, Budget Priorities Committee Chairman Mary Ann Swain, and Senate Advisory C...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 17, 1982-Page 3 TESTIMONY ENDS, JURY TO DELIBERATE TODAY Kelly not remorseful, expert says By GEORGE ADAMS Conflicting testimony on the mental state of Leo Kelly continued yesterday as another psychiatrist told the jury that Kelly was not mentally ill at the time of the Bursley Hall murders he is accused of committing. Kelly "presented himself as being very psychologically healthy, both before and after the k...…
…Page 4-Thursday, June 17, 1982-The Michigan Daily Britain says Argentina ignoring own troops From The Associated Press very sad and sorry state, we are getting Britain accused Argentina yesterday absolutely no cooperation whatsoever of "sheer disregard" for the welfare of from the government of Argentina," its troops and demanded an Argentine said Royal Navy commander in chief of declaration that all Falkland Islands the Falklands fleet, Adm. ...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 17, 1982-Page 5 Meese says Donovan's job secure-for now WASHINGTON (UPI) - Amid pressure for the removal of Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan, President Reagan's top aide said yesterday no action is planned until a special prosecutor reports on allegations concerning the Cabinet member. White House counselor Edwin Meese said there are no plans to ask Donovan to step aside Donovan is under in- vestigation for ...…
…cOpinion Page 6 Thursday; June 17, 1982. The Michigan Daily i The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 31-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Free expression T HE ONLY AVENUE citizens of this state have to directly change or propose a law is to initiate a petition among the registered voters. Now that right has been severely ham- pered by a Washtenaw County Circuit judge's ruling....…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Thursday, June 17, 1982 Page 7 A selection of campusfilm hghlights Dragonslayer our combat surgeons as they cut and stitch their way along the front lines. (M. Robbins,1981) Operating as bombs ... Operating Olde England, dragons, damsels in as bombs and bullets burst around distress, and a wise wizard get them. Snatching laughs and love together in this. climactic fantasy. between amputations and "Beware the Jabberwock...…
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…Page 10-Thursday, June 17, 1982-The Michigan Daily Harlequin readers attend 'novel party DENVER (AP) - Their pulses fided -consumer relations director racing,, their eyes aglow and their Katherine Orr. "They tell us they read imaginations primed by written words the books to find out what women of love more than 250 romance novel want." readers found their way to a posh hotel The Harlequin readers' parties have yesterday to be rewarded for all...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 17, 1982-Page 11 'DRUG NOT AS PERVASIVE AS REPORTED' Gridder discusses cocaine charges LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Dwayne Woodruff can- not, and will not, say that no National Football League Players use cocaine, but he will say that it doesn't happen on the Pittsburgh Steelers. "I can tell you that it just doesn't happen in Pit- tsburgh," said Woodruff. "That's not because the coaches or the owners police the tea...…
…Sports Thursday, June 17, 1982 The Michigan Daily Cubs win third in a row CHICAGO (AP) - Ryne Sandberg singled with one out in the bottom of the 11th inning to drive in the winning run as the Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 7-6 yesterday for their third straight victory over the Phillies, whose losing streak went to five games. Sandberg's hit came off reliever Warren Brusstar, 2-3, the seventh Philadelphia pitcher, and made a win- ner of Cu...…
…The Michigan Daily June 16, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Wayne State negotiators avert layoffs By LOU FINTOR Specialtothe Daily DETROIT- Minutes before a state of "financial exigency" was to be declared yesterday-clearing the way for faculty layoffs-Wayne State University negotiators announced that a tentative compromise on faculty wage concessions had been reached. After returning from a closed executive session, WSU President Thomas Bonn...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, June 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily Tornados hit Michigan, storms batter state A tornado hit at least two southern either." Michigan cities and thunderstorms bat- About 35 miles west and slightly south tered towns in the southern and eastern of the Jackson County town, weather portions of the state yesterday, service officials said a tornado touched downing power lines and trees and down near Marshall and traveled two damaging h...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 16, 1982-Page 3 ILLEGAL HOOK-UPS TO BE PROSECUTED Cablevision pirates beware By FANNIE WEINSTEIN The loss of almost $750,000 in potential revenue is forcing Ann Arbor Cablevision to begin prosecuting residents who are using illegally hooked-up cable services, according to Cablevision's general manager. "Theft of service is a problem in the cable service all over the country," said Robbie Blair. "We want to s...…
…Page 4-Wednesday-June 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily Brezhnev sa ys Soviets will not' us nue is Fromstaffandwirereports The Soviet Union announced yester- day that it would not be the first to use nuclear weapons in Europe and invited the United States to assume "an equally precise and clear obligation." "Should a nuclear war start, it could mean the destruction of human civilization and-perhaps the end of life itself on earth," Soviet Foreign M...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 16, 1982-Page 5 THA TCH ER VOWS TO RETAIN SOVEREIGNTY British From the Associated Press With the Union Jack flying again over the Falkland Islands capital of Stanley, Prime Minister Margaret thatcher said yesterday that British forces had 15,000 Argentine prisoners and vowed to hold their commanders until Argentina for- mally agreed to peace throughout the South Atlantic. She also told the House of Commons t...…
…4 Opinion I eeicignUal Page 6 Wednesday, June 16, 1982 The Michigan Daily _ 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 30-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Stay away from news By D. B. Christy Weak protection SINCE ANNE GORSUCH took over as direc- tor of the Environmental Protection Agen- cy, the agency has come under heavy fire for lax enforcement and attempts to weaken en-...…
