…p'tj44Srturday ;-thneA1, 19832-TheiMichigam-O ity 'Milestone' vote ends conference on Great Lakes MACKINAC ISLAND (UPI)- Eight Great Lakes states and two Canadian provinces, struggling to keep control of the 65-trillion gallons of water in the Great Lakes system, voted yesterday to block any attempt to divert water without agreement from all bordering governments. The action, hailed as a "milestone" and a economic and environmental protectio...…
…Page 4-Tuesday; June 15, 1982-The Michigan Daily Israeli forces tighten grip By the Associated Press Israeli land, sea, and air forces tightened their noose around PLO guerrillas and their top leadership in West Beirut yesterday in a decisive drive of the nine-day invasion. PLO chief Yasser Arafat was quoted as declaring he would not surrender. "There is no power on earth that can force us to lay down our arms," Arafat told guerrillas on a to...…
…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...…
…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. ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…British families protest Falkland burial for troops The Michigan Daily-Wednesday,,June 2, 1982-Page 5 LONDON (AP)- "If I should die, think only this of me; that there is some corner of a foreign field that is forever England." The famous lines from Rupert Brooke's World War I poem "The Soldier" were quoted by a Defense Ministry official defending the burial of 19 British soldiers on the Falkland Islands last Sunday. SOLDIERS' families and co...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 5 Democrats out of debt for first " " time in WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democratic Party is out of debt for the first time since 1968, but Republicans have an $80 million edge going into the 1982 campaign. The Democrats' debt-free status will last only a few hours, however, since the party has agreed to assume $600,000 of the $1.25 million owed by the Carter- Mondale campaign committee at the end ...…
… Th'erKicirga n ra[idy-F y Jwne4, l982-Pogec Nuclear war not winnable Weinberger says WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger skid yesterday that the idea of a nucler war is winnable "has no place in our strategy." Replying to critics who he suggested have misinterpreted Reagan ad- ministration strategic policy, Wein- berger said that "we see nuclear weapons only as a way of discouraging the Soviets from thinking that they could...…
…h Miig n Doi y-,Sturo y, une15 82-Ppgge 5 Ya 'sso00 Ann Arbor gets a taste of Meditteranean nightlife By GEORGE ADAMS Today is the last chance to get "a 100 percent return on your money in the form of a good time," at the Ann Arbor Ya'ssoo Greek Festival, according to festival chairman Nick Beltsos. The three-day festival, which ends tonight, offers Greek variations in food, dancing, and entertainment, and is located at 414 N. Main on the gr...…
…Israelis, Syrians near all-out combat (Continued from Page1) they saw Syrian gunners firing toward Israeli positions, but it appeared the Israelis were not firing back. IN THE AIR war, Israeli planes streaked over the Lebanese capital late yesterday afternoon and made suc- cessive bombing and rocketing runs on a PLO command headquarters in the Fakhanin neighborhood in southern Beirut. Adjacent high-rise apartment buildings housing several PLO ...…
…Britain must take Stanley, says Thatcher FromtheAssociae dPre Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher declared yesterday that British forces must take the Falklands capital of St- naley by force because the embattled Argentine garrison has refused to surrender. The Buenos Aires junta vowed it will not bend to British demands. THATCHER told the House of Com- mons in London her troops "will now have to take by force" the last Argen- tine stronghold be...…
…The4Michigan Daly-Thursday June0,1982-Page 5 Dubliners' pride Joyce's centenary celebration in bloom By the Associated Press DUBLIN, Ireland - James Joyce sits behind glass these days in the lobby of the Greville Arms Hotel in nearby Mullingar, cross-legged, sneaker-shod, squinting through a magnifying glass at a newspaper. Soon after the real-as-life wax figure was unveiled two months ago, an outraged dowager upbraided the young desk staff f...…
… TheMichgdn D ily-Frly, Jui fe1 T98-Pa5 Britain claims strength despite heavy losses from AP and UPI Undaunted by a devastating Argen- tine air attack on its landing craft and fears that 250 civilians could be held hostage in Stanley, Britain vowed yesterday to take the Falkland Islands capital from its Argentine defenders. But the Buenos Aires junta declared it will hold Stanley, and with church bells pealing, celebrated a "National Day ofSo...…
…Hundreds riot in Berlin protesting Reaga BERLIN (AP) - Thousands police used clubs, tear gas and cannon yesterday on hundr masked and helmeted militants rocks and gasoline bombs to President Reagan's visit to Berlin. Authorities seized more the people in eight hours of brawling At one point, protesters set th to music. From a "safe hous Winterfeldplatz, loudspeakers the entrance music to the "Apocalypse Now" and the sou of a helicopter battle...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 15, 1982-Page 5 BEWARE OF MESSENGERS BARING GIFTS Strip-t-grams: A unique greeting By GREG BRUSSTAR Imagine celebrating in a restaurant among friends on your birthday. Everyone is raising glasses and toasts. Then a tall, voluptuous woman walks in and disco music begins to blare. To your amazement, the woman starts a swirling dance and begins to shed her M clothing to the music. What is going on? It's a Strip-t-...…
…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...…
… 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 ...…
…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. ...…
…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...…
…Opin ion Page 6 Wednesday, June 2, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Wasserman WOMANIWNCREASE WOM 1 ARC E oNStBl l lAPMoRITY OF W LARE M . PR EM NT- W 'v Vol. XCII, Na. 20 U8MPoYM NT W Ei Niy MOST OE TE HYSTRIA REINTS ARE GT 00U ISSUE ro RTIE ENTERT 'i E JOB MARKET A0ou0 NUULEAR WAR WOIAOI 82 . LcuIONS Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom edited and managed by student at the University of Michigan Wishful thinking HE VAST expansiona...…
…Opinion Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 21-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom E-dited and managed by studenti' at the University of M'Iichigan European stage RESIDENT REAGAN arrived in Europe yesterday amid threats from terrorist groups that his trip will be "eventful and un- forgettable." But beyond the forewarnings and the Tuesday bombings of American military bases in West Germany, the president faces a formidable task. First...…
…inion Page 6 Friday, June 4, 1982- The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 22-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by student, at the University of Michigan Wasserman 0 FREEZ lONNUCLEAR10 A FR0E0E Wot VFAX 0000MA0, 0ANMOE koOM1FCK W001000 WILL NOT aOU TOA&( M A(0(01 000 0.euc.. 0 N5600,0 0CNEE T 0E REAL FORCES AT AE00T W0ULD RN& r EVEL- 4 Symbols of hope NEARLY 30 SURVIVORS of the atomic bombings of Hiro...…
…Page 6-Saturday, June 5, 1982-The Michigan Daily Op ilioll N Page 6 The Michigan Daily 4 _ _ _ The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 23-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by student at the University of Michigan Cooperation or stagnation MID THE SPLENDOR of the fabulous Palace of Versailles, the heads of the seven major industrialized nations are meeting to discuss the respective fates of their countries and the need for...…
…Opinion Page 6 The Michigan Daily] Vol. XCII, No. 24-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan War (cotinued) B Y LAND, BY SEA, and by air the Israeli military has invaded Lebanon and wiped out the last vestiges of the year-old cease-fire. Thus begins another chapter of the Arab-Israeli conflict. More dead and more wounded, and probably no added security for Israel will result, but w...…
…Opinion I Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 25-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Reversig trends STATE AND FEDERAL support for higher education has been on the decline for the last several years. Yet far from inducing a cohesive student movement to combat this trend, the cuts have only drawn isolated weak cries of protest. Now student leaders are starting to get their ...…
…Opinion Page 6 Thursday, June 10, 1982 The Michigan Dail~y 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 26-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Wasserman TMeRE ARE CS TAG Wo SSOM) IOIKE TO REMIND SLF-DETS?,W lON, SY WE SC-D.tLLOW '-M &5\OF hO tu~~e RINPL v, R~EOM, 9t)U A CY... NN -T14PTo SAVEFAQC VU4CWWE A OMRE FGHIN C 'SWEET Freedlom, not missile 4 4 Friendly skies M UCH TO THE chag...…
…0R0 opinion Page 6 Friday, June 11, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Grinning andbaring it Vol. XCII, No. 27-S A I Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by student; at the University of Michigan for Playgirl magazine I Dim light ~By Barry Witt THITES IN SOUTH Africa have made Should I wear blue jeans? No, a substantial hints recently that maybe striped button-down and white apartheid is not such a fair way t...…
…Opinion Page 6 Saturday, June 12, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily JU-Cellar moves out; Vol. XCII, No. 28-S Ninety-two Years of EditorialFreedom Edited and managed by student, at the University of Michigan Kelly takes the stand AFTER A STORMY begin- ning and a 12-year tenure in the basement of the Michigan Union, the University Cellar R CW Orbookstore has closed and is 11 IwY o rI\ packing up its textbooks and No. A MIDST TWO majo...…
…Opinion Page 6 Tuesday, June 15, 1982- The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 29-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Peace i Begin at the end THE GUNS ON the Falkland Islands now have fallen silent, returning the islands to the peace and tranquility that was so suddenly and brutally replaced by the sounds of war. Aggression was not allowed to succeed and so begi...…
…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-...…
…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....…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…s Arts The Michigan Daily Wednesday, June 2, 1982 Page 7 Classic fable gets revamped By Sarah Bassett 'IAKE A CLASSIC fable, add text. by George Bernard Shaw, then weave in pantomime, disco and color and you might grasp the flavor of the summer season's first Professional Theater Program's production. An "updated, upbeat version" of the well-known children's tal:e Androcles and fhe Lion is scheduled to begin a, four-night run June 2. Phy...…
…*Atts The Michigan Daily Thursday, June 3, 1982 Page 7 A selection of campus film highlights Fahrenheit 451 American Graffiti (Francois Truffaut, 1966) (George Lucas, 1973) In the far, far future reading is Before Lucas brought you Star illegal and firemen start fires in- Wars, he set his sights on a small stead of putting them out. Ray town in California and captured the Bradbury's tale of a man who takes confusion of what to do with one...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Friday, June 4 1982. Page 7 Is there anything finer than the simple days of 'Diner'? B Richard Campbell never get here.These smaller produc- tions just aren't given the opportunity T to be seen by many people. T HIS IS THE summer of blockbust- tLuckily, one of the better small era like Rocky III, E.T., Grease 2, movies will soon make it to this ar- Star Trek II, and Annie. Millions were boretum for cinemaniacs. Dine...…
…Artts The Michinan Daily Saturday, June 5, 1982 Page 7 Schwarzeneggar plays bloody Conan to dramatic heights By Dave Paton T HE GREATEST figure of the heroic genre has made the tran- sition from Marvel Comics to the cinema. Conan the Barbarian, with the title role aptly filled by Arnold Schwar- zenegger, is an unflinching, well executed picture, which does a measure of justice to the '30s pulp sagas of Robert E. Howard. Every part of Cona...…
…Arts Tuesday, June 8, 1982 The Michigan Daily Page 7 Emotions run high when poltergeists fly yChris Case quirky and utterly likeable. A genuine By __ __ ___ __ __ and only rarely sappy sense of their love for each other fills the kind of STEVEN SPIELBERG is the recog-emotional void that you get with nized master of audience Raiders and keeps the dialogue spicy gratification. He knows what people and entertaining. want to see, hear, and feel...…
…Arts Wednesday, June 9, 1982. The Michigan Daily Page 7 Painting in three dimensions By Jill Beiswenger P RACTICALLY speaking, Chris Lauckner needs a larger studio, so that artist, canvas and model are in the same room at the same time. In another, perhaps metaphysical way, the viewer also needs to reassess the space, if one is to appreciate the vigor projected by his big paintings, Shouting, I Am, Holocaust, and Dance of the Winds. There ...…
…Arts Thursday June 10, 1982 The Michigan Daily Page 7 A selection of campus film highlights The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (John Huston, 1948) There's gold in them thar' hills. And there's gold in this movie, as Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston. and Tom Holt scramble and scrounge for the elusive yellow dust. The trouhle starts whenthey find it. A lot of it. Your hasic study in microeconomics by the ever- economical director, John Huston. (...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Friday, June 11, 1982 Page 7 ..... .. .a_ , , . --I Clubs/Bars The Ark (1421 Hill; 761-1451) Tonight, jazz and folk guitar from Julie Austin and Kahoots. Connie Huber sings up a storm on Saturday. The Blind Pig (208 S. First; 996- 8555) Folksinger-comedian and self- made man Stuart Mitchell yuks it up tonight and tomorrow night. Joe's Star Lounge (109 N. Main; 665-JOES) George Bedard and the Bon- nevilles bring ...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Saturday, June 12, 1982 Page 7 Not your typical reggae group 10"IRNPOPPOP" WRIP-m- P., --- ------- By Robert Weisberg SOMETHING A BIT unusual will hit Ann Arbor this Monday night when Steppin' Razor, New York's (and possibly the world's) only all-female reggae band brings its act to Second Chance. Reggae is known for its sexism, even more so than other forms of pop music. This would seem to discourage female music...…
…Arts The Michiaan Daily Tuesday, June 15, 1982 Page 7 Yes, Virginia, you too can Dnly Poto Oy tLIABETH SCO T Julie Austin played at the Ark Friday night. Simple folk perform simple folk at the Ark 'Pan Gr By Richard Campbell ONE OF THE problems of being a movie reviewer is that you are supposed to write about the bad films along with the good. Most of the time, that is a perfectly reasonable expectation; most of the time, I find somethin...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Wednesday, June 16, 1982 Page 7 Razor barely makes the cut By Robert Weisberg W HITE-REGGAE-night at Second Chance was A bit of a bust. Steppin' Razor, "New York's only female reggae band," has a nice idea and a few catchy songs but the band lacked the experience and confidence that would have produced a completely enjoyable evening. The opening act, Black Market, was essentially a cover band. They attrac- ted the mos...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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-Wednesday, June 2; 1982-The Michigan Daily 'Androcles' goes modern 1 (CnntinuedfromPage7) and more "emphasis on fun . . .We've put surprises in every act." While the show is not a musical, Fox' enlisted the aid of Ph.D. student Gary Garrison in choreographing one sur- prise. A waltz at the beginning of the play is part of the original script, but the ending now features nothing less than a dance of celebration - to a disco beat. "Beau...…
…Page 8--Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Doily 'Anti-christian' TV stirs up religious wrath By Kenneth Clark UnitedPress International , NEW YORK - The Rev. Donald Wildmon might have more suc- cess in his effort to boycott garbage on television if he would stop trying to sweep out what little true quality remains. Sadly for the pastor from Tupelo, Miss., the yardstick by which he measures NBC these days is neither long enough nor broad eno...…
