…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 11-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, June 2, 1983 Ten Cents Twenty Pages AFSCME VOTE TOO CLOSE TO CALL Union leade Lansing today properly cond University cler The Michiga of State, Coun ME), Jim Jarn charges were, could result in WHETHER national union wages and ben 1,216 vote, ag Union cries foul play By JAYNE HENDEL were challenged by AFSCME, the University, and the The almost even split makes the challen...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 12-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-- Saturday, June 4, 1983 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Youth Corps attracts few By DAN GRANTHAM Governor James Blanchard's Michigan Youth Cor- ps job program may be a success in Detroit and Lan- sing, but the response in Ann Arbor has been unen- thusiastic. Edwin Cable, manager of the Ann Arbor Michigan Employment Security Commission (MESC) office at the Maple Village Shopping Center, sai...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 13-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, June 7, 1983 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Illiterate player to sue 'U' "He was in special education classes By KAREN TENSA throughout high school and consistently A lawsuit filed by an illiterate CO u rt overtu rns ru lin on tested in the 68 to 73 range on IQ tests," basketball player was revived yester- said Jones' attorney Jerome Quinn. The day in The Michigan Court of Appeals...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 14-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, June 9, 1983 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages i '1W batsmen ahead in Series game By PAUL HELGREN Special to the Daily OMAHA, Neb. - The Michigan baseball team, on the verge of elimination from the College World Series, led Stanford, 3-2, at the end of five and one- half innings at press time last night in Rosenblatt Stadium. If Michigan wins, it will face undefeated Texas tomorro...…
…Batsmen down n 6th Seestory, Page 12 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 15-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, June 11, 1983 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Tuition hike may be less than 1 By CHERYL BAACKE Tuition hikes for next year may be less than 10 percent if Gov. James Blanchard's proposed increase in state funds to the University is approved by the House of Representatives, a top University official said yesterday. "We are really'trying to s...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 16-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, June 14, 1983 Ten Cents TwelvePoges Health Services seeks fee hike Services. By CHERYL BAACKE The University Regents will vote this week ona.R e en ts t co n sid er University funds comprised $1.28 of student fees propoalt o isestudenthswl sve fee by which Health Services officials are proposing students proposal to raise student health service fees by $7.50 pick up. a year...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIll No. 17-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, June 16, 1983 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Tuition hike estimated at 8-10% By CHERYL BAACKE A top University official said he will recommend an 8 to 10 percent tuition increase for 1983-84 at the mon- thly Board of Regents meeting which begins today. Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Billy Frye said at least an 8 percent hike is necessary to pay faculty salaries a...…
…Regents reject guidelines Research policy defeated by 7 to 1 vote By CHERYL BAACKE University Regents yesterday defeated a proposal by a vote of 7 to 1 which would have established guidelines for non-classified research on campus. Regents rejected the controversial proposal saying that restricting non-classified research would in- fringe on faculty members' academic freedom. THE UNIVERSITY'S Research Policies Commit- tee drafted the proposal ...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983 'U' Doctors discover nasal contraceptive By MICHAEL WESTON Researchers at University Hospital said a nasal-spray contraceptive may be available in the future which could temporarily "shut-off" pituitary glands in both men and women. The nasal contraceptive would stop ovulation for women and prevent sperm production for men, said John Marshall, professor of internal medicine. THE CONTRACEPTI...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 4, 1983 Arborland announces plans for budget stores By CHERYL BAACKE grand opening is scheduled for next Arborland shopping center officials spring, but some major tenants will be announced this week the major stores open this fall. that will move into the complex as part ARBORLAND will be the third off- of its new image as an off-price retail price retail complex in the country, and center. Poetz s...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 7, 1983 New robot brings high-tech to the home CHICAGO (AP) - The roast needs week at the 28th Consumer Electronics checking, the phone is ringing, the kids Show, the electronics industry's annual are screaming for something to do, and roundup of the latest in games and all you want is a cold beer. Soon you'll gadgets. be able to buy a robot named B.O.B. to BUT AS B.O.B.'s manufacturers take care of ...…
…Page 2- Th N ichign Daily -ihursday, June 9, 1966 'U' attorney forecasts doom for player suit By KAREN TENSA A $15 million lawsuit filed two years ago by an illiterate basketball player charging that the University pressured him into attending school will probably never go to trial, said Roderick Daane, General Counsel to the University. The Michigan Court of Appeals revived the suit Monday when it over- turned a previous ruling which granted...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 11, 1983 City to police funds for homeless shelter By HALLE CZECHOWSKI St. Andrew's Episcopal Church will continue to provide shelter for Ann Arbor's homeless, but the city will han- dIe the program's finances, a city committee votedThursday. The mayor's emergency housing committee solved a City Council debate by giving a $3,000 grant to the Com- munity Development Office. The chur- ch will send th...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 14. 1983 High court throws out military lawsuit By MICHAEL WESTON with wire reports The U.S. Supreme Court ruled yesterday that military personnel. not sue individual superior officers who violate their constitutional rights. The unanimous 9-0 decision overruled a U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision which allowed a race discrimination suit filed by five black sailors against their superior office...…
…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily -Thursday, June 16, 1983 Low esteem, stress lead women to drugs By MICHAEL WESTON Susan T. slides into her favorite chair after work. Before her husband and kids get home she reaches for a glass of water and gulps down three Valium. Her doctor prescribed the pills to relieve tension when she started a new job a year ago. Today, Susan can't wind down without drugs. This pattern is common among large number of women w...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 18, 1983 'U' Regents reject new research policy (Continued from Page 1) The Regents said monitoring research is unnecessary because faculty mem- bers are highly trusted. "I feel this is a policy that we don't need," said Regent Nellie Varner (D- Detroit). "As a former faculty mem- ber, one of the things I treasured is the ability of a faculty to create an at- mosphere of freedom and investigate inq...…
…Daily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS Sally Liuzzo Lawers, Sue Liuzzo, Tony Liuzzo and attorney Dean Robb answer questions at a press conference following the announcement of Judge Charles Joiner's decision. Liuzzos lose lawsuit, will By GEORGEA KOVANIS Almost two months of waiting ended ' last Friday when a U.S. federal judge in Ann Arbor ruled against the family of a civil rights worker slain 18 years ago. Judge Charles Joiner ruled that the U.S. g...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 4, 1983-- Page 3 Sentences stand for baseball bat beating death By HALLE CZECHOWSKI A Wayne County Circuit Court judge announced Thursday he has no legal basis for withdrawing his sentence of probation and fines for two men convic- ted of beating a Chinese-American man to deathwith a baseball bat. The decision came after groups from around the nation, including one in Ann Arbor, asked Judge Charles Kaufman...…
…r- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 7, 1983-- Page 3 AFSCME ACCUSES STATE OF ILLEGAL VOTING CONDUCT Union demands victory by default some supervisory duties, said Jim Thiry, University have caused a clerical to vote against the group By JAYNE HENDEL personnel director. which challenged the ballot, said McGhee. The union is also charging that clericals waiting in In an 18-part complaint filed with the state last A hearing at the MERC office ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 9, 1983 - Page 3 r Daily Photo by ELIZABETH SCOTT An employee of Joyce's Catering Service arranges snacks in preparation for construction workers at the University hospital construction site. The firm was recently barred from the site by officials who say it violates University policy. University bars catering service from hospital construction site Council finances program for the homeless By HALLE CZECHO...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 11, 1983 - Page 3 Youths meet Job Corps deadline By DAN GRANTHAM with wire reports A flurry of activity marked the last da3 plications for the Michigan Youth Corps jobs i yesterday, as young people rushed to off: register before the 7:00 p.m. final deadline. "They're really pouring in today," said Ka Robinson, director of the program in Ann Arb THE YOUTH CORPS program was be Governor James Blanchard this Ma...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 14, 1983 - Page 3 Orientation students invade 'U' By KAREN TENSA CRISP? What's CRISP? How can I find out who my roommate is? What if he's a loser? When can I get my football tickets? What does CCRB stand for? These and many other questions are being answered by 20 patient Univer- sity student leaders operating the an- nual summer orientation program. THE FIRST batch of 140 new students arrived at Alice Lloyd...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 16,;1983- Page 3 Bursley victim's family repaid By KAREN TENSA The family of a University student killed in the Bur- sley shootings two years ago will receive $1,499 in compensation from a state board. Special legislation passed last week in the State House of Representatives granted the payment to the family of Douglas McGreaham, who was shot to death April 17, 1981. MCGREAHAM, A resident advisor at Bursle...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 18, 1983 - Page 3 African King visits campus on U.S. tour By KAREN TENSA Dressed in their colorful native garb, a Nigerian king and three of his chiefs toured the University campus yesterday. High Highness the Alaperu of Iperu Oba Kabiyesi and his en- tourage visited the School of Education, the biochemistry laboratories in C. C. Little, the CCRB, and the School of Public Health facilities on their trip to ...…
…Page 4- The Michigan Daily- Thursday, June 2, 1983 WSU pres. calls for university-industry tie By DAN GRANTHAM company supporting only those resear- SpecialtotheDaily ch projects that will directly benefit them, Frosch said, urging companies to DETROIT - Universities in urban support research for the sake of the areas will develop a stronger link to knowledge that can be gained. businesses in the future to implement "(Industry should) support ...…
…Page 4- The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 4, 1983 Hare Krishna sect broken up by Soriets MOSCOW (AP) - Authorities have broken up a Hare Krishna sect in Moscow and punished two of its leaders, a weekly magazine reported yesterday. It warned other citizens of the officially atheist Soviet Union not to dabble in such "ideological diver- sions." The report in Nedelya was the first word that a Hare Krishna group acknowledgement that some Soviet...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 7, 1983 0" Ltuzzos file motion to protest court order By GEORGEA KOVANIS The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) yesterday filed, a motion requesting a federal judge review his decision that the family of a slain civil rights worker pay the government's court costs in a $2 million lawsuit against the FBI. The motion, filed by Michigan ACLU head Howard Simon, asks Federal Judge Charles Joiner to re...…
…Page 4- The Michigcn Doily - Thursday, June 9,1983 New restaurants in Union to provide jobs .By MICHAEL WESTON. The Michigan Union is accepting ap- plications for jobs in its new fast food restaurants, which are scheduled to open during the summer. "We're looking for a minimum of 100 part-time employees for the summer, and more for the fall," said John Cristodoulou, Union food service manager. CRISTODOULOU SAID the first students hired will b...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 11, 1983 'Risque' yearbook sparks parent protest EAST LANSING (UPI) - Many parents are infuriated with the 1983 edition of the East Lansing High School yearbook, which contains references to such extracurricular student activities as "sucking face" and "horizontal parking." The theme of this year's Ceniad is, prophetically, "The Year You Won't Forget." The bound volume depicts students in passionat...…
…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, June 14, 1983 Adventurer vows to finish rowboat voyage LIZARD ISLAND, Australia (UPI) - Despite plans by Australian coast guardsmen to rescue him, adventurer Peter Bird vowed yesterday to cross the treacherous waters of the Great Barrier Reef unaided and complete a 9% month lone voyage across the Pacific. "I haven't spent three years battling away at this thing to give in at the end,' Bird said by radiotel...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily --Thursday; June 16, 1983 Proposed guidelines may hurt researchers (Continued from Page 1) president for research. ersity from supporting research which "I think (the proposals) have always has "substantial purpose.... to destroy been the position of the Vice President or permanently incapacitate human for Research," he says adding that the beings." current mechanisms for reviewing The University has enforced simila...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 18, 1983 Skeleton of mastodon found near Kalamazoo By KAREN TENSA A Universityscientist and researchers from Western Michigan Univeraity are digging up the remains of a prehistoric animal found buried beneath a western Michigan sod farm. The tusk of a mastodon, an elephant- like prehistoric mammal, . was discovered two weeks ago by the owner of a farm near Kalamazoo. University Paleontologist David...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983- Page 5 BUSINESS SCHOOL ATTRACTS BLACKS Noblacks in some 'programs By JACKIE YOUNG Six schools in the University in- creased their black student enrollment in the past five years while many others fell substantially behind in both un- dergraduate and graduate programs, according to a report by the Office of Affirmative Action released last mon- th. The school of Business Ad- ministration was the onl...…
…ARTS Page 5 Saturday, June 4, 1983 Drummer By Mare Hodges In a recent phone interview with Adam Woods, drummer and per- cussionist of the English band Fixx, the Daily found out what it's like for an aspiring new music band to tour on the American circuit. The Fixx has joined with A Flock of Seagulls for a three-month tour which opened last Thursday night in Tennessee. They will be in Detroit on Sunday, June 5th at Pine Knob Music Theater. ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 7, 1983 - Page 5 Schizophrenia linked to heredity LOS ANGELES (AP) - The devastating mental disorder of paranoid schizophrenia seems to have roots in the womb, when normally well-ordered cells deep within the brain of an unborn child are thrown into disarray, UCLA researchers report. Microscopic examination of brain tissue from 10 deceased schizophrenics ages 25 to 67 revealed a striking disorganization amon...…
…The Mi : hgn Daily- Thursday, June 9,1983 -Page 5 Dating service offers costly love By SARI KLOK the photo may be the key to this man's Southfield's most prestigious dating them up with dates who have similar A young man sits nerviously in an in- future. services. personalities. sulated office. A well-dressed woman The woman is not in a police uniform, LOOKING at mugshots is standard "If a person looks seedy on first im- hands him a small mugs...…
…Student summer job search can By VICKI LAWRENCE Q: I'm in school spring half, but I really need a summer job for July and August. What are my chances for finding something this late? A: The time to look for a summer job is, of course, the preceding winter. Never- theless, that doesn't mean that it's im- possible to find something now. You will have your work cut out for you, however. To look for jobs, try the Student Ac- tivities Building. Th...…
…The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, June 14, 1983 - Page 5 Council passes anti-apartheid day IJit. 1iRv n~ln in A £1inIl Uin.1019 By HALLE CZECHOWSKI Ann Arbor's City Council unanimously passed a resolution last night proclaiming Thursday as Soweto Day. The day will mark the seventh an- niversary of the Soweto Uprising in South Africa, when police shot and killed hundreds of school children during a peaceful protest. The students were demonstrating ...…
…High Court affirms right to abortion sent form and performance of WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme tion. Court yesterday struck down a host of t Aborted fetuses be dispos state and local regulations designed to "humane and sanitary" way. make abortions more difficult to obtain, . All pregnant, unwed gir reinforcing its 1973 decision which 15-no matter how "mature" legalized the operation and sparked a a parent's consent or a jut continuing moral ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 18, 1983 - Page 5 'U' hosts science and values conference By JAYNE HENDEL of scientists in Pugwash, Nova Scotia, will offer Student participants were selected through a year- Is nuclear war winnable? What are the moral im- speeches, panel discussions, and workshops for its 90 long search and application process, requiring them plications of mutating plants? How will computers student participants, including ...…
…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI1, No. 11-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 EMU bows to Iran THE DECISION of Eastern Michigan Uni- versity to divulge the names, addresses, majors, and dates of graduation of their Iranian students to the Khomeini government is not only a flagrant violation of these studen...…
…4 OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Saturday, June 4, 1983 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 12-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 Liuzzo unsettlng THE DUST has finally settled on Ann Arbor's most recent cause celebre, the case of the Liuzzo family vs. the U.S. government, and the result is a defeat not only for...…
…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Tuesday, June 7, 1983 Reagan and the 'War to End Mankind' .... Christopher POtter and communications systems. By opWhen detached from the ac- Buried deep in assorted companying mass of technical dark corners of the Pen- Jargon, these items add up to a tagon's 1984 research and single unnerving conclusion: development budget (projec- Ronald Reagan is prepared to ted cost: $26.3 million) are a commit bi...…
…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Thursday, June 9, 1983 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIl, No. 14-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 Court costs rub salt in wound UING THE government is an arduous and time consuming process. In the case of the Liuzzo family, their defeat last week in a celebrated $2 million dollar ...…
…OPINION 4 Page-6 The Michigan Daily Saturday, June 11, 1983 The Michigan Daily Sinclair Vol. XCIII, No. 15-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 Rather deceivig CST7 HE AMERICAN public got a rare chance to look behind the scenes of television news this week when CBS was forced to defend its number-one television pro...…
…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Tuesday, June 14, 1983 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 16-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 Mrs. President BRITMH PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's impressive victory in last week's general election has once again proven that, i Great Britain, a woman's place is definitely in...…
…OPINION 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily Thursday, June 16, 1983 Confessions of a sorority dropout 4 By Jayne Hendel It started as a game. I had done my requisite teen reading, dozed through the idyllic T.V. sagas, so clothed in pure prep, I plunged into sorority rush. A million rationales coated my nonconformist conscience - I was a transfer student from a tiny, very liberal-artsy college in the East feeling overwhelmed by the Univer- sity...…
…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Saturday, June 18, 1983 _ - , Stereotyping 'U' Greeks 'absurd' 4 By Katie Blackwell Ane article that appeared in Thursday's Daily ("Con- fessions of a sorority dropout, Daily, June 16) was typical of the superficial stereotyping the Greek system has long en- dured. Jayne Hendel's article was not only one-sided, but it focused on outer appearances, with no attempt to evaluate sororities at a deeper level...…
…For Unive requir if a re passes Rep troduc sever plain, speak fectiv AL 1Es i pC4 foreig includ ten an not ex The The M with trodu The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 2, 1983 - Page 7 Minnesota bill to test foreign TAs unanimously to create a committee taries which criticize liberal viewpoints sign teaching assistants at the th, 60 chocolate lovers strggled to which would be devoted to planning and articles from the campus ein tofhinnesstamgh...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 4, 1983 - Pone 7 Liberal arts majors get jobs too By VICKI LAWRENCE ployees seem to show the same with majoring in accounting or any exposing you to a broad range of things Q: I'm really interested in majoring potential as these older ones. other business or technical field, if you to think and explore. In either psychology or anthropolegy, first know that that is what you want. Thus a liberal arts education...…
