…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 2, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Poges British close in on Falkland capital :A; From The Associated Press British troops captured the high ground overlooking the' Falklands capital of Stanley yesterday, putting them within artillery range of Argen- tines, who dug in for the showdown bat- tle of the undeclared war, British press reports said. They quoted government sour...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 21-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursdoy, June 3, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Poges plus Supplement - v r . s v d u 4#i i ) 73 y 4r'f Y. . q A bs as k p p Y i, 3 T b in,.,wfY.. yb; .y r 9, s? a m x t ,. iz k f. T " . ,, }v b rd.W x a b s' x r Nsx q . y k . ?mss re 'T 5 w S .. 1. Aga j.. 1 , , t kk a, V ~., le _ ,:) 4, r I $ l . . r a ; "", v, i yf -. f i^. "From AP and UPI British gunners sand commandos tightened the...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 22-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 4, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages 'Playgirl'Big Ten search is on By FANNIE WEINSTEIN University males looking for lots of exposure, here is your chance. Playgirl is coming to Ann Arbor. The magazine will be in town from June 7 to 10, seeking both clothed and not so clothed models for its October and November issues, to be titled "Playgirl Comes to the Big Ten." "A HEALTHY g...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 23-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 5, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Cellar By GREG BRUSSTAR Thousands of students fought for it. Seven hundred of them took control of the LSA building for it. One hundred and seven students would not yield to police and were arrested for it. And today, after a spirited 12-year tenure in the Michigan Union's basement, the University's student-run bookstore quietly will depa...…
…0 The MichigaIn Daily Vol. XCII, No. 24-S 'Playgirl' audition draws 80 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 8, 1982 Ten Cents TweLve Pages hopefuls By FANNIE WEINSTEIN Some came on a dare from friends. Others came at the suggestion of a girlfriend. Still others came for the money. Whatever the reason, more than eighty males ready to bare all came to Campus Inn yesterday to audition for a Playgirl spread on Big Ten men. "I'm sort of becoming ...…
….The ichigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 25-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 9, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages AS A VAILABLE AS A PIZZA City'speed'market active By ELIZABETH SCOTT It's Sunday afternoon. The phone rings. * * * 3:00 "Hello?" "Hello, Lizzie? David. Listen, I've got a Chinese midterm tomorrow mor- ning and 100 characters to memorize until then. Got any speed?" "Well ... no - but my friend might." "I need it by tonight." "That's cutti...…
…The Midhigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 26-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 10, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Wa ne State may lay off teuerrf By LOU FINTOR NON-TENURED faculty members Specialtothe Daily can be laid off six months from the time DETROIT - Failure to achieve wage an emergency is declared. According to concessions fromWayne State Univsr- contract provisions, however, tenured sity faculty members by tomorrow may faculty members must ...…
…he ichigan Dail Vol. XCII, No. 27-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 11, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Israelis push to Beirut FromAPandUPI Israel's triumphant invasion army, at the doorstep of Beirut, hammered Palestinian and Syrian positions relen- tlessly yesterday from the air, sea and land, and threatened to storm the panic-torn Lebanese capital. The Palestinian guerrillas promised a fight to the death. "We shall fight from house to hou...…
…The Michigan Daily Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Kelly sane, psychologist tells jurors LEO KELLY is escorted from the courthouse yesterday after testimony was given regarding his mental state. Battles continue in chaotic Beirut By GEORGE ADAMS Leo Kelly was not mentally ill at the time of the April 17, 1981 Bursley mur-. ders he is accused with committing, a forensic psychologist testified yester- day. Harley Stock, a clinical psychologist from...…
…The Michigan Daily- Vol. XCII, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 15, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Falkiands cease-fire called From AP and UPI The commanders of the British and Argentine forces on the Falkland Islan- ds agreed yesterday to a cease-fire un- til this morning, an Argentine military spokesman said. Pentagon sources in Washington said Argentine forces at Stanley were "in the process of surren- dering." The cease-fire is in ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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-Wednesday. June2 182-The MiAhigan Daily Court decision eases rules on auto searches WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme. Court yesterday gave the nation's police far greater authority to search through automobiles without first ob- taining warrants. By a 6-3 vote, the court said police do not need warrants to search even closed containers locked in a car's trunk if an officer has reason to believe any part of the vehicle contains contraband....…
…Page 2-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Judge backs Princeton in plagiarism ease TRENTON N.J. (AP)- Princeton University is entitled to block a senior from graduating with her class next week because she plagiarized portions of a Spanish term paper, a judge ruled yesterday. "I personally wish Princeton Univer- sity had reviewed this case with a greater measure of humanity," said Superior Court Judge William Dreier. "I, however, canno...…
…Page 2-Friday, June 4, 1982-The Michigan Daily British artillery hits Stanley with bombs, leaflets From AP and UPI British forces blitzed Argentine positions around Stanley with artillery, bombs and surrender leaflets yester-- day, but the Argentines refused to give in and battled British commandos six miles west of the Falklands capital in fog, mud and snow, reports from the front said. Press Association, Britain's domestic news agency, said...…
…Pbe2--Saturday. June s: 1982-The Michaeon Odly 2,000 ask ouster of MSU fraternity EAST LANSING (UPI) - Black students and faculty members at Michigan State University yesterday presented MSU President Cecil. Mackey with petitions bearing about; 2,000 signatures calling for the ouster, of an all-white fraternity which ap- peared in an allegedly racist photograph. Protestors shouted "lead or leave" during the demonstration which drew about 300,...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, June 8, 1982-The Michigan Daily At MSU, the soaps are serious business EAST LANSING (UPI)- Scholars have long studied the romances of Romeo and Juliet and Anthony and Cleopatra, but what about Luke and Laura? A Michigan State University com- munications professor who takes the soaps as seriously as some take the classics has concluded that up to one quarter of all women, running the gamut from housewives to college students, f...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, June 9, 1982-The Michigan Daily Kelly schizophrenic, psychologist testifies (Continued from Page 1) shooting at things and Kelly looking on, "terrified of being destroyed." Kelly "had the indications ofhaving suppressed some true feelings or fears which were being let out in his dreams, Gunnings said. "Some sounds or sights might have triggered an outrage in him," he added. Gunnings supported defense attorney William Waterma...…
…Page 2-Thursday, June 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily Argentine planes hit British ships; casualties high The AssociatedPresu Argentine warplanes bombed and rocketed four British warships off the Falkland Islands in a series of air strikes that caused scores of British casualties and may have sunk the lan- ding ship Sir Galahad, battle reports said yesterday. British correspondents said the Sir Galahad was in flames after a direct hit exploded am...…
…Page 2-Friday, June 11 1982-The Michigan Daily Nuclear freeze rally at U.N.- expects NEW YORK (AP) - The rally again- st nuclear weapons that may bring up to 500,00A people to Central Park tom, row was planned and or- chestrated by a fragile and fractious coalition of activists, many of whom have toiled for decades in the ban-the- bomb, civil rights, anti-Vietnam War and environmental movements. For a year, representatives of more than 100 or...…
…Page 2-Saturday, June 12, 1982-The Michigan Daily State commends ILIR for 'valuable researeh' By SCOTT STUCKAL State Rep. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor) presented the University's In- stitute for Labor and Industrial Research last night with a legislative resolution commending the institute for its outstanding research effort. Bullard, who presented the citation during a banquet at the Sheraton University Inn, said ILIR "does a very good job for...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, June 15. 1982-The Michigan Daily Supreme Court to hear video recorder dispute WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court yesterday agreed to decide whether millions of Americans are illegally taping television shows. If the court says yes, it must also decide whether makers of home video recorders must pay for the armchair piracy. THE BILLION-dollar dispute pits movie producers against makers of the increasingly popular machines, and...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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-Wednesday, June 2, 1982-Page 3 GROUPS CHARGE RACISMWr By CHARLES THOMSON The presence of a small, wide-eyed black doll in a fraternity photograph in the Michigan State Univer- sity student newspaper has touched off a storm of controversy-and claims that racism is becoming more widespread at the state's largest university. Yesterday, the controversy broadened when the Lansing NAACP joined other groups calling for the expulsi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 3 THOUSANDS EXPECTED TO A TTEND Ya'ssoo festival begins By GEORGE ADAMS Singing, dancing, three different or- chestras, and a variety of Greek food and drink will all be part of the eleventh annual Ann Arbor Ya'ssoo Greek Festival, which begins today.- The festival, which will run from 11 a.m. to midnight today, Friday, and Saturday is sponsored by Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 414 N. Ma...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 4, 1982-Page 3 BACK TO BASICS FOR KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS State school district flunks 400 BENTON HARBOR (AP)- More than 400 students in kindergarten through second grades will be flunked when the school year ends today under a tough new program designed to boost basic math and reading skills, officials say. The normal failure rate in the district is about 5 percent, and "no one's happy with the fact that 22 perc...…
…ThpMichigan oy-Sturda., June 5, 1982-Poge 3 State jobless rate drops as U.S. rate rises From AP and UPI LANSING - Michigan's unem- ployment rate dropped for the second straight month to 14.3 percent in May, giving some encouragement to state of- ficials who are banking on an economic upturn this fall. The improvement from 17 percent in March and 15.5 percent in April was better than expected, but analysts were cautious in interpreting its lon...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 8, 1982-Page 3 DEVELOP 'ACTION PLAN' FOR FIGHTING AlD CUTS Students to battle budget By BILL SPINDLE Special to the Daily YPSILANTI- Lobbying, voter registration, and other methods will be employed this fall in an effort to fight financial aids cuts, said student representatives from 15 state colleges who met this weekend at Eastern Michigan University. Students attended a "statewide strategic planning worksho...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 9, 1982 "-Page 3 NEW EMPHASIS ON COMPASSIONATE HEALING Harvard to overhaul med school BOSTON (AP)- On its 200th anniversary, Harvard Medical School is planning to overhaul the way it trains doctors in an effort to produce compassionate healers who can cope with the explosive growth of knowledge and technology. The movement, if successful, would affect everything from the first undergraduate science courses t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 10, 1982-Page 3 Freeze backers want to force vote in Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - Strategists in SPLITTING along party lines, the 2 the campaign for a nucler weapons Senate Foreign Relations Committee freeze laid down plans yesterday to for- voted 9-5 yesterday to defeat a ce a congressional vote to compel waf- Democratic-backed proposal calling on fling members of the House and Senate the administration to seek...…
…Great Lakes' protection vital, expert warns MACKINAC ISLAND (UPI)- The diversion of Great Lakes water is no longer a far-fetched futuristic idea and the only hope surrounding states have of protecting their water rights may be the creation of an interstate compact, a legal expert said yesterday. Wayne State University law professor Robert Abrams told the Great Lakes Water Resources Con- ference an interstate compact agreement by water borderi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 12, 1982-Page 3 500,000 EXPECTED TO ATTEND N.Y.C. readies for anti-nuke rally NEW YORK (AP)- Crews set up a stage in Central Park and transit officials remapped bus routes and laid on extra subway cars yesterday as the city gir- ded for an expected onslaught of 500,000 people at a nuclear disarmament rally. If attendance estimates for today's march and rally hold up, it would be one of the biggest protests in...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 15, 1982-Page 3 NEW YORK PROTEST LARGEST EVER IN U.S. Huge turnout for By ANDREW CHAPMAN and PAMELA KRAMER Special to the Daily NEW YORK - A crowd of more than half a million people gets its message across through sheer numbers, if nothing else. And that's exactly what happened here Saturday, when people from around the world descended on midtown Manhattan and Central Park for a peaceful protest against the nu...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 4-Wednesday, June 2;1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan visit to Europe - sgr s BONN, West Germany (AP)- West German terrorists set off bombs at four American military bases and two U.S. computer firms yesterday, calling the explosions a prelude to an "unforget- table reception" for President Reagan next week. The blasts, which caused at least $180,000 in damage but no casualties, came a day before Reagan arrives in Europe on his first visit ...…
…Page 4-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Both sides said to break-rules in Falkiands LONDON (AP)- Accounts by British journalists on the Falklands sparked allegations yesterday of possible breaches by both Argentina and Britain of internationally accepted rules' of war. The reports allege that Argentine soldiers fired on British paratroopers sfterrraising the white flag of surrender and thst the British forced Argentine prisoners to c...…
…AP Photoy GREETED BY A large reception, Reagan waves to the crowd after his arrival in France.} Reagan, Mitterand say fighting must end In Brief Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports Israeli ambassador attacked, critically wounded in London LONDON- The Isreali Ambassador to Britain, Shlomo Argov, was shot and critically wounded Thursday night in an assassination attempt outside a London hotel, police and Foreig...…
…Britain flies in rein forcerents around Stanley From AP and UPI Waves of helicopters ferried British commandos into attack position around the Falklands capital of Stanley yester- day. Military sources in Buenos Aires claimed Argentina has flown in 2,000 soldiers to reinforce its 7,000-man garrison holding the besieged port town. A London newspaper saiddArgentina had received sophisticated missiles from Libya for a possible last-ditch air ass...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, June 8, 1982-The Michigan Daily British press for Argentine surrender FromTheAssociatedPress British troops outflanked the embat- tled Argentine garrison by capturing high ground north of Stanley yesterday and Britain's commander urged the Argentine general to surrender and "end the killing," British press reports said. F The domestic news agency Press Association said "no information was available in London" on Brig. Gen. Ma...…
…Page 4-Wednsdoy, Juce9i 19?- Thfichgoa4 pA Syrian troops open fire on Israeli forces FroimtheAssociatedPress Syrian troops opened fire yesterday near the Beirut-Damascus highway on an Israeli armored force airlifted deep into the central Lebanese mountains, reports from Beirut said. Syrian rein- forcements were reported streaming into Lebanon. The reported clash east of Beirut marked an ominous escalation of the Middle East's latest war, laun...…
…1fge 4-Thursday June 10,1982-The-MichiganDaily Reagan proposes trOOrPC U' nt01S troop reductions in Europe BONN, West German (AP) - President Reagan proposed yesterday that NATO and the Soviet bloc make substantial reductions in their European forces - to 700,000 ground troops each - and told peace demon- strators massing in Germany that "my heart is with you." The president got a standing ovation from the Bundestag, the lower house of West G...…
…Pvg0a-Fridiay, June11 1982-'--The Michigan Dal " House passes revised budget proposal WASHINGTON (AP) - The House answered the trans-Atlantic plea of President Reagan yesterday burying a budget drafted by Democratic leaders and then passing 219 to 206, a revised Republican blueprint for 1983 spending of $765.9 billion. Final approval for the GOP plan - containing substantial cuts in various social programs including Medicaid, welfare, food st...…
