…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 ...…
…The Michigan Doly - Saturday, Jun. 1 1985 -Page 3 Financial aid essential to Hispanics By CHRISTY RIEDEL Research has found that two. main factors af- fect which college a student wants to attend: Quality of the academic program and cost. Although this finding is true for prospective college students everywhere, University Finan- cial Aid Officer Carlos Acevedo said yesterday that because of socio-economic status, "Financial aid is a major fa...…
…The Michigan Daily, Tuesday, June 4, 1985- Page 3 Israel rejects Jordanian peace plan WASHINGTON (UPI) - Israeli Defense U.N. Security Council resolutions 242 and 338 - to the Soviet Union." Anybody who would Lebanese bases if they are used for terrorism, e propose such an idea, he said, "was to he Israel will support a security zone north of Minister Yitzhak Rabin said yesterday that calling for recognition for Israel in exchange totally unaw...…
…City council approves addition to sorority By SUSAN GRANT The Ann Arbor City Council gave final approval late Monday night for a controversial 4,400-foot additon to the Collegiate Sorosis sorority. Neighbors of the newly-purchased house at 903 Lincoln Ave. have said the addition would destroy the balan- ce between single-family homes and group dwellings. "WHEN green space goes and one side of the street becomes fraternity row, the whole neigh...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, June 6, 1985- Page 3 Successful law enforcement commended y Gino Golia grinned proudly as he By LAURA BISCHOFF told of how he and Chi Psi fraternity Police work can be frustrating at brothers, Steven Myers and Scott times - seeing a victim suffer while a Nyboer, chased a suspect who broke criminal leaves no clues is into the fraternity house last summer unavoidable for many police officers. during the Ann Arbor A...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 7, 1985 - Page 3 High school for homosexuals sets precedent By CHRISTY RIEDEL Prokopowicz, however, said some problems could arise from an at- Twenty New York City students mosphere that separates gays from have recently enrolled ina high school the rest of society. that one area educator said he hopes "PEOPLE going to (the high will "set the pace" for educational school) might be stigmatized," opportunities f...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 8, 1985 - Page 3 Mengele's dental records studied SAO PAULO, Brazil (UPI) - Officials Wolfgang Gerhard and drowned at a 1937 German dental records with the help in the identification, including studied the dental records of Dr. Josef Brazilian beach in 1979 was really teeth found in the skeleton, dug up Justice Department investigator Neil Mengele yesterday in an effort to con- Mengele. from an ill-kept grav...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 11, 1985 - Page 3 Reagan now agrees to honor unratified Salt H treaty WASHINGTON (UPI)-President marine once the new Trident-class At the same time, the official said Reagan's national security adviser, U.S. policy will be to abide by the Reagan, an ardent opponent of the Alaska and its 24 missile launchers that the president "reserves the right Robert McFarlane, was scheduled to treaty and give the Soviets t...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, June 12, 1985 - Page 3 SADD has difficulty adapting to campuses By NADINE LAVAGNINO educate students through a film called In 1980, more than 7,000 teenagers "Kevin's Story," about a boy who were killed in alcohol-related traffic killed a classmate in a drunk driving accidents. In response to that accident and was sentenced to talk statistic, high school students across about the incident for a year. the countr...…
…House approves aid for Nicaraguan rebels WASHINGTON (UPI)-The House REP. EDWARD BOLAND, gave President Reagan a major (D-Mass.), sought the proposal that foreign policy victory yesterday by bears his name to the $27 million voting preliminary approval to $27 Reagan-backed non-lethal aid million in non-military aid for the an- package proposed by Rep. Bob ti-Sandinista guerrillas fighting the Michel, (R-Ill.) Nicaraguangovernment. The Michel am...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 14, 985-Page3 resister pleads guilty LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Draft resister David Wayte pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge he failed to register with the Selective Service, declaring his fight to the Supreme Court was "a statement for peace." Wayte, who lost a Supreme Court appeal of the government's policy of prosecuting only those who publicize non-compliance with registration laws, faces up to 5 years in pris...…
…1 1 The Michigan Daily - Saturday, June 15, 1985-- Page 3 Ortega may ask U.S.S.R. or MiGs MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) - region and directly threaten U.S. President Daniel Ortega hinted security. yesterday that he may ask the Soviet One Western diplomat dismissed Union to deliver advanced MiG Ortega's comments, saying "whether fighter-jets to Nicaragua to counter or not Nicaragua gets MiGs is not up the resumption of U.S. aid to Contra to Nicarag...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, June 18, 1985 - Page 3 Commission dumps 'comparable worth' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Equal "THE EEOC has stood logic on its we have to win these cases over the Opportunity Commission yesterday head," McEntee said. "The agency is backs of the federal government," dismissed "comparable worth" as a no longer a catalyst for change in ef- Newman said. way to combat wage discrimination, forts to remove bias in the nation's...…
…Ann Arborites already love Italian sensation Wednesday, June 19, 1985- Page 3 House cuts production of MX warheads 1 i I 1 I r By KATIE WILCOX Ann Arbor residents like to think of . i their city as a cultural center, a Most people in the ' .t'f", WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House progressive place one step ahead of ..clamped an even tighter lid on the other towns. And it is, at least for ice Midwest don't know .4Ghuge MX missile yesterday, vot...…
…LASER SHOT A T DISCOVERY The Michigan Daily -Thursday, June 20,1985-Page 3 Space shuttle works on 'Star Wars' test CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - A harmless laser ray fired from a Hawaiian volcano hit the space shuttle Discovery yesterday but the spaceship was out of position to reflect the beam back to Earth in a "Star Wars" missile defense test. "We can see the light," Commander Daniel Brandenstein reported. BUT SINCE the ship was not in the ...…
…U y su ca m W si be di a n D, s The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 21, 1985 - Page 3 Terrorism blamed or Salvador deaths 'Obviously when terrorists open up with The leftist guerrillas have not issued any tacks in their six-year war against the U.S.- SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - The automatic weapons toward a crowd of several statements claiming they undertook the attack. backed government. .S. Embassy and the Salvadoran army hundred peopl...…
…The Michigan Daily- Saturday, June 22, 1985- Page 3 w liberty location generates profit for 'U' Cellar By PAUL JACKSON Although Weinberg predicts the U Three years after opening its doors Cellar will require several years to on the corner of Liberty and Division overcome previous debts, moving ex- hUip experience enses, and the shutdown three years t. ~~the University Cellar hasexrend its best sales year in the 15-year ago, he said "We expect ...…
…The'Michigoan Ddly--Tueadby, Jun6 2, 1981 ,Pae 8- " Student running for board End of high school marked byelection bid By MARK GINDIN Most people do not run for a seat on the city Board of Education before graduating from high school. But most people are not like Pioneer High School senior David Wolfe. "The top" is where he says his political ambitions will take him. Ann Arbor Rep. Perry Bullard's state legislature seat may be on the horizon,...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 3, 1981-Page 3 PRISON OFFICIALS SA Y DISTURBANCE QUELLED Inmates riot in Hawaii HONOLULU (AP)-About 300 inmates took over a cellblock of the Oahu Community Correctional Cen- ter yesterday in what had been labeled "a major disturbance," but later agreed to withdraw so riot equipped guards could search for contraband, of- ficials said. No injuries had been reported and no hostages were taken, but the trouble w...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 4, 1981-Page 3 Economic forecast mixed 'U' economists predict slower inflation, differ on unemployment By NANCY BILYEAU Using extensive survey data, a group of University economists and specialists predict that President Reagan's supply-side economic package may lower inflation and generate greater production and em- ployment by 1982. Consumer attitudes, the automobile industry in North America and Japan, an...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 5, 1981-Page 3 A look at women med students This is the first of a two-part recent study in the New England Jour- 'sexist' attitude, students say. "There's "I really don't think I could possibly seris o woen n th Unveritys nl ofMedcin. Te to stden inthe goodandbad" sid Dnovn. I tink have a family while I'm a resident,"casi oaSae oe h tsmr n oeafco fpr ooa ad series on women in the University's nal of Medicine. T...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 6, 1981-Page 3 CHANGING ROLES AND ERODING STER-JOTYPES Women on med campus By JENNY MILLER In the past decade the number of women in the ranks of medicine has in- creased, and most women say 'sexist' attitudes and stereotypes in general have disappeared. There are, however, some inherent problems. for women in medical schools. Few have achieved the higher- paying senior levels in faculty or ad- ministration, ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 9, 1981,-Page 3 Research climate studied Report questions faculty on research environment By JOHN ADAM Daily research reporter Complaints ranging from limited travel funds to tiresome committee and classroom commitments were revealed in a report assessing faculty responses to a survey studying the University's research environment. The purpose of the report is td develop a series of actions to be taken toward...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 10, 1981-Page 3 CALABASH PIPES, OLD HA TS TA TTOOS, AND FL YING SAUCERS Specialty shops a local specialty By JOHN ADAM the rush of expensive cigar purchases for the Rose Touch - I'd seen its ads in the paper, and I was y stafBowl last year, or about the Turkish monopoly on curious. On the door's window panes were the words, Daiyiafepri~precious meerschaum and the "coolies" who mine "ANew Girls, New Girls, New...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 11, 1981-Page 3 'U' attracts Chinese prof By JOHN ADAM Daily research reporter In March, a group of psychologists from the People's Republic of China toured the United States, visiting such universities as Harvard, Yale, Stan- ford, U Cal-Berkley, Massachusetts of Institute of Technology, and Carnegie- Mellon. At the end of their tour all the psychologists returned home to China - except for two, who stayed ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 12, 1981 -Page 3 a potential economic oasis By GREGOR MEYER With a major research university, a core of high technology business, and a considerable amount of undeveloped land at its disposal, Ann Arbor has the potential to become an economic oasis amidst the financial chaos plaguing much of Michigan., Community leaders, however, stress the need for controlled development of industry in the area. "For the first...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday June 13, 1981-Page 3 Education after graduation By MARK GINDIN Daily-staff writer Although many University graduates vow never to return to school, duce they are established in their careers people find "the hody of knowledge changes," and they need updated inatruction, ac- cording to a University Business School official. Fortunately, the University offers the type of instruction many professionals need to famili...…
…The Michiaon Daily-Tuesdo. June 16. 1981--Page 3 SENA TE COMMIT TEE INCREASES AMTRAK APPROPRIA TION Michigan train will remain By MARK GINDIN the ranking Democrat on the committee, said that this week, Morgan said. Daily staff writer Michigan service will not be eliminated. "We do not Initially, the Reagan administration had recom- Ann Arbor and the rest of Michigan will probably envision any cuts in Michigan," said Linda Morgan of mended $613...…
…TheMichigon poily-Wednesday, June 17, ,1Qh-Page 3% Engin. School plans co-op By JOHN ADAM Daily staff writer In what appears to be a shift in policy, the new dean of the College of Engineering, James Duderstadt, is moving ahead with plans to establish a cooperative education program for engineering students. Such an education program would allow students both to attend classes and hold down a job in their field of industry on alternating seme...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 1,8, 19$1--Page3 AATU urges tenant activism By PAMELA KRAMER Daily staff writer "What'll you do?" sigh thousands of students, year after year, about Ann Arbor's "unique" housing situation. The woes of high rents and sometimes poor living conditions in the city are endlessly voiced as students throw up their hands in exasperation ... and usually do nothing more. The hesitancy of students to do something more ...…
…The MichiganDaily-Friday ,une 19. 198. -Page ERIM'S BREAKTHROUGHS BENEFIT 'U' Local firm reveals inventions By JOHN ADAM Daily research reporter In what has been described as a "quantum jump," two major inventions by Ann Arbor's Environmental Research Institute of Michigan may have "really important potential for upgrading heavy industry in Southeastern Michigan" and have beneficial im- plications for the University as well. Robert DiGiovanni...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 20, 1981-Page 3 OFFICIALS STRESS CIVIL DEFENSE A WARENESS Grim scenario considered By JOHN ADAM Daily staff writer International talks break down. Washington gives Moscow an ultimatum: Withdraw all foreign troops from the Persian Gulf within one week. Surveillance satellites monitoring the Soviet Union spot a migration of Soviet citizens out of the major industrial and population centers. Washington prepares...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 3, 1980-Page 3 Local Scenemmol- Regents briefed on replacement plan options for 'U' Hospital By MITCH STUART The University Board of Regents, in a special meeting Sunday, received a briefing on the three "block plans" for the $200 million-plus University Hospital replacement program. University administration officials did not ask the Regents to approve any of the basic plans at that time, but may ask them to...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 4, 1980-Page 3 <- I.oca1 Scene > Council ordinance may require increase in Greek parking spaces 0 By ELAINE RIDEOUT A city ordinance that would increase the required number of parking spaces provided by new frater- nities and sororities for their members passed on fir- st reading at council's Monday night session. Councilman David Fisher (R-Fourth Ward) proposed the amendment that would require upgrade zoni...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 5 1980-Page 3 . Local Scene i8mi RENOVATION PLAN DUE WITHIN THE MONTH Union plan further defined By BONNIE JURAN An informal committee currently "hammering out" concrete suggestions on proposed renovations to the Michigan Union will most likely issue its final report within the month, according to Interim Union Director Suzanne Young. The group's recommendations will be reviewed by the University's executive ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 7, 1980-Page 3 ' . .ocal Sceew +t Danish News defies court order, opens for business By MITCH STUART The Danish News Co., a controverisal adult bookstore on N. Fourth Ave., yesterday opened its doors to the public in apparent violation of a recent court order that closed the store. Mayor Louis Belcher vowed last night to enforce the order and close the store by any means necessary. WASHTENAW COUNTY Circuit C...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 10, 1980-Page 3 Local Scene' CITY TO SEEK CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATION Danish News stays open By MITCH STUART The city will seek a contempt of court citation against an adult bookstore located on North Fourth Ave. for apparently violating the terms of a court or- der handed down nearly two weeks ago, City Attor- ney Bruce Laidlaw said yesterday. The Danish News Co. has been open for business since Friday despite...…
…Rule alters By JOYCE FRIEDEN University students who garner scholarships or other forms of assistan- ce from community organizations shouldn't be surprised if they receive notification from the University that their financial aid packages have been "altered"-occasionally in a very unexpected manner. Marty, a sophomore who hails from a suburb of Detroit, is one student who found out the hard way. He applied for' financial aid before the beginn...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June1 2, 1980-Page 3 LO itR A N . GOP cancels 'U' dormitory reservations for convention I By GEOFFREY OLANS had not been made recently by the Ronald Reagan's staggering success Young People for Reagan. in the Republican primaries has led the According to GOP housing officials, GOP to cancel 2,525 of 2,600 bed reser- the University of Detroit and the vations made with the University more University of Windsor, bo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 13, 1980-Page 3 Local Scene ORIENTAL WOMEN SOUGHT BY U.S. MEN Shopping for brides in the mai By NICK KATSARELAS who conduct their search for a bride this way. women," he stated. "Many men are turned off by "We'e amailordr brde ontat bsines," aggressive females. When 52-year-old Hugh Fleming began looking for "W'eami-re rd otc uies " They want women who are submissive," he a wife, he did not start on his home tur...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 14, 1980-Page 3 Local Scene f Health data can be asked of applicants to colleges By ELAINE RIDEOUT With wire service reports State Attorney General Frank Kelley ruled yesterday students applying to federally-funded colleges and universities may be required to provide medical statements-a ruling, however, that probably will not affect handicapped applicants, Univesity officials said. University Hospital Attorn...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 17, 1980-Page 3 Local Scene Election law change could affect Regent appointees By BONNIE JURAN State Attorney General Frank Kelley said lester- day the state legislature is free to amend the Michigan Election Law to require gubernatorial ap- pointees to the ruling boards of three major state universities to run for the seat in the next general election. The appointees, nominated by. the governor following the ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 18, 1980-Page 3 Local Scene SALE OF BONDS PROVIDES PROTECTION New 'U' hospital funds secure By MITCH STUART Despite Michigan's soaring rate of in- flation and other economic woes, state funding for the $210 million University Hospital replacement project is not in jeopard4, state and University officials said yesterday. Most of the funding for the project will come from the public sale of bonds . by the stat...…
