…Ask a parent: Orientation to 'U' not child's play by any means By JOYCE FRIEDEN "How important is a grade point average when ap- plying to graduate school?" "I've heard that most of the teaching is done by TAs - is that true?" "What are co-ed dorms like?" These were some of the questions asked at an orien- tation session held in the Kuenzel Room of the Michigan Union Tuesday night. The session's two leaders patiently soothed the anxieties of ...…
…Page 2-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily Official: Billy lied to Justice Department (Continued from Page 1) possible to prosecute Billy Carter for lying to Justice Department in- vestigators about the payment. - Lisker also said Billy Carter in- dicated in January he had access to State Department cables about his trips to Libya. The Justice Department official said he had in his briefcase during the inter- view on Jan. 16 non-classi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 3 City set back by federal./ denial of storm aid By ELAINE RIDEOUT While assessing the destruction left in the aftermath of Tuesday's deluge, city officials learned yesterday the federal government has rejected a state emergency-aid request for storm- plagued southern Michigan. Federal officials reportedly denied. the aid because they were not convin- ced the storm-related problem could not be s...…
…Page 4-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The IMichigan Doily Religious symbolism 1A Iran and the hostages I 1Bilygate PartII Enter Jimmy IT BEGAN innocuously enough two weeks ago, when Billy Carter registered as a foreign agent. Sighs of "It's about tie" were muttered by the media and politicians. But soon afterwards, a story unravelled-indeed, it is still developing-that links not only Billy to unethical and illegal acts, but his big brother as well...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 5 ISRAELI PARLIAMENT APPROVES LEGISLA TION Jerusalem declared capital JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel's Parliament overwhelmingly approved legislation yesterday declaring united Jerusalem to be the nation's capital, defying international protests that the law threatens to derail the Mideast peace process. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat called the vote an act "against the spirit and workings of Camp Davi...…
…Page 6-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily Racial violence hits 3d Florida city; Orlando police assaulted ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)-Police were pelted with rocks and bottles for a second time late yesterday and sporadic: looting broke out in a predominantly black neighborhood where disturbances previously had erupted before dawn, police said. After what officers said started as "an extremely normal night," gangs of black youths roamed around ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 7 Y w .: v "Ell 00-mmo RETURN CAF THE MUSICAL rt Holm, 'Fame': A catchy summer step By ANNE SHARP In the midst of the summer doldrums, of unbearably gross horror films and deadly hyped-up losers like 'Urban Cowboy, Can't Stop the Music and the Blues Brothers, an original movie musical called Fame has sprung in full flashing splendor from Hollywood's bureaucratic god-head to delight its backer...…
…Page 8-Thursday, July 31, 1980--The Michigan Daily THE 1980 G.O.P. NAI PA - , l a …
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 9 ONAL CONVENTION Photos by DAVID HARRIS ]- …
…Page 10-Thursday, July 31,;1980-The Michigan Daily CARTER CAMPAIGN CHIEF CONFIDENT Strauss balks at open convention 0 From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - President Carter has had more bad news from political pollsters, but his campaign chairman predicted yesterday that by mid- October Carter would catchwRonald Resgan in the polls and then would e re-elected in November. Carter chairman Robert Strauss called the effort to free convention delegates t...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 11 Standby gas plan survives challenge WASHINGTON (AP)-President Carter's standby gasoline rationing plan survived its final congressional challenge yesterday as both House and Senate voted to allow it to become law. By a 60-31 vote, the Senate buried a final effort by rationing opponents to block the plan from taking ef- fect as scheduled at midnight. It empowers the president to impose ration...…
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…The MichiganDaily-1 iursdzy July31, 19e-Poge 13 Congressmen call on Iran's leaders to end hostage crisis Custody controversy AP Photo Soviet-born Walter Polovchak, 12, is escorted to a custody hearing in Chicago yesterday. Polovchak and his sister Natalie, 17, have asked for asylum in the United States. Their parents want them to return to the Soviet Union with them and contend the children were influenced by an unnamed person who' promised t...…
…Page 14-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily S TATE JOBLESS RA TE STILL HIGH 0 Economic outlook From UPI and AP The government's barometer of future economic trends marked its highest increase in five years in June, the Commerce Department reported in Washington yesterday - a development that could pave the way for a recovery from the current recession. But officials in Lansing said yesterday an influx of summer job seekers boosted th...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 15 SOVIETS SETTLE FOR BASKETBALL BRONZE Yugoslavia wins gold MOSCOW (AP)-Yugoslavia won the gold medal and the once-favored Soviets-their ears ringing with the derisive whistles from a sparse crowd-had to settle for the bronze yesterday in men's Olympic basketball. Yugoslavia won the gold in an 86-t triumph over Italy in a showdown bet- ween the two teams that had scored semifinal upsets over th...…
…Page 16-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily Sports _______ .,. Tiger rally falls short; Astro Richard lose 4th straight, Clear, who picked up the win. By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE After retiring the first five Angels in a SpecialtoThenaily row, Schatzeder walked Bobby Grich, DETROIT - The frustration con- bringing up Bob Clark and his .186 bat- tinued for the Detroit Tigers last night ting average. But Clark defied the as they dropped their ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 49-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 30, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages U.N. backs Palestine Israel ordered to abandon settlements From UPI and AP UNITED NATIONS - The U.N. General Assembly voted overwhelm- ingly yesterday to demand that Israel begin withdrawing from its occupied territories by Nov. 15 and make way for a Palestinian state. The resolution was passed at the end of a fiery six-day emergency deba...…
…Page 2-WednesdayJuly 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily U.N. tells Israel to leave occupied lands (Continued from Page 1)i Many delegates said they abstained for the same reason. But to the hardline Arabs, the resolution was a "compromise," an ac- ceptable minimum. The resolution was one of two critical of Israeli policies in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip - where the proposed Palestinian state would be established und...…
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…Page 4-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Israel must begin withdrawal T APPEARS to be a prelude to an inevitable showdown, one that could determine whether the future holds peace for the Middle East. "It" is the United Nations resolution, passed handily yesterday, which establishes a deadline for the withdrawal from lands occupied by Israel in the 1967 war. The United States voted in the negative, and was joined by only six other na...…
…w U U w 0 f r a P l u s + e f f i c i e n t Ihe a t i n g! . a n d c o l n g . SM "A SUMMER AIR CONDITIONER THAT CUTS WINTER FUEL BILLS? "The energy efficient electricheat pump is engineered to keep F you cool in summer, keep r you warm in winter. It saves energy and cuts fuel costs, too.' "As an air conditioner, the heat pump cools your home at low operating cost' "Electricity can keep you com- fortable all year because there's plenty ava...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Energy experts call for reduced foreign oil use I I By ADRIENNE LYONS and BETH ROSENBERG Special tohe Daily WASHINGTON - Americans should make every effort to replace the use of oil with alternative energy sources in order to decrease dependence on foreign oil, an energy expert said here last night. "It's a waste for us to use oil for cars," said Herman Bluestein, a spokesman for the Departm...…
…The Michigan Doily-Wednesday July 30, 1980-Page 7 CAMPAIGN EFFORTS STEPPED UP Michigan vital to Anderson DETROIT (UPI) - John Anderson's national campaign chief said yesterday backers of the independent presidential hopeful are "not taking anything for granted" in efforts to nail down a slot on Michigan's fall ballot. To assure the breakaway Republican a line on the ballot, his campaign must meet the second requirement of Michigan's strict ba...…
…Page s-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily THE 18 .. .NA Photos by DAVID HARRIS i i …
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 30,1980-Page 9 IO NAL CONVEN.TION …
…Page 10-Wddnesday, July 30,1980-The Michigan Daily Ambience and ambivalence I Flesh and Blood Roy Music Atco SD-32-102 Plateaux ofMirror BrianE Enomarold Budd EG Editions AMB 002 By MARK DIGHTON Well, it's time to put Roxy Music out of its misery again. Let's hope that it's for good this time. When Bryan Ferry revived the group last year and released Manifesto there was some hope that they could continue to produce at leastacceptable album...…
…The Michigan Daily-WednegdayJuly 30; 1980-Page 11 THOUSANDS LINE STREETS TO BID LAST FAREWELL Shah buried with full honors From AP and UPI CAIRO, Egypt-The deposed Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was laid to rest with full military honors yesterday after a state funeral shun- ned by all world leaders except President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and two former heads of state. Former U.S. President Richard Nixon and ex-King Constantine XII of Gre...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-Page 13 Milliken sets stage for tax - cut battle with Tisch backers LANSING (UPI) - Gov. William: Milliken began at a bill-signing ceremony yesterday what he hopes will be a bipartisan fall offensive to woo voters away from the Tisch tax-cut proposal with his own more moderate reform plan. Milliken, flanked by legislative leaders and other officials, called the signing of nine bills which accompany...…
…Page 14-Wednesddy, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Carter camp appeals to Dems for confab help From UPland AP WASHINGTON - President Carter's campaign lieutenants made an im- passioned appeal to congressional Democrats yesterday to support the president in the face of threatened defections at the party's national con- vention next month. As rebellious Democrats in Congress pursued their drive to enlist backers for an open convention that mi...…
…The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, July 30, 1980-Page 15 ~ Sports Stevenson punches way to semis; Yugoslavs vs. Italy for hoop gold MOSCOW (AP)-Mighty Teofilo ball team ended when Yugoslavia strength of its victory over the Soviets 1980 Olympic Games regatta. Stevenson advanced in Olympic defeated Brazil, 96-95, in the last last week. Marcos Soares, 19, and Eduardo heavyweight boxing competition semifinal game. Italy beat Spain, 95-89, and the USS...…
…Page 16-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily EYES OF DETROIT ON 'HIT MAN' 0 By DETR Latin-Ar yesterd welterw work oi didn't ca has been his title Cuevas no pushover or Hearns BUDDY MOOREHOUSE AFTER CUEVAS leftthe crowd in toe-to-toe, then the fight could g B OorEHsE te CUEkAu room , to grow e- Lemonth in Montreal. But Duran, other way. Right now, Hearns' bid A-DaySports Analysis the workout room began to grow, ex- neutralizing Leonar...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 48-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, July 29, 1980 Ten Cents. Sixteen Pages Renegade Dems meet to lead our ticket," Mondale declared. FromAPandUPI 'I- 5e7z"I intend to do everything I can to in- WASHINGTON - A group of disen- n open COflPli1Ol sure his renomination and re-election." anted congressional Democrats ch launched. a lobbying campaign yester- day aimed at throwing open- the Democratic National Con...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily Joint committee asks increase in federal aid program funding BY JOYCE FRIEDEN A House and Senate conference committee recently reached agreement on a plan which would increase the maximum allowable limit granted to college students under certain federal financial aid programs. The plan calls for a ceiling of $1,900 per student under the Basic Educational Opportunity Grant program in fiscal 1981...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 3 'T~uno1 Qimano > TEU rejects resoundingly AATA's final contract offer By ELAINE RIDEOUT Negotiations between striking bus drivers and the Ann Arbor Transpor- tation Authority were forced back to the drawing board Sunday night as mem- bers of the Transportation Employees Union voted 112-18 to reject AATA's final offer. "It doesn't look good when after four weeks of negotiations the union reject...…
…An interview with a A Democratic non-event T HE DEMOCRATS could learn a lot from the Republicans, considering the overwhelming popularity Ronald Reagan now seems to be en- joying. But one Republican lesson the Democrats should avoid is how to stage a political non-event. Two weeks ago, the Republicans created a non- event not soon to be forgotten as the vice- presidential spot was at the last minute snatched from Gerald Ford's clutching hand...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 5 AFTER T"HE STFORM. Detroit Edison extends its thanks to more than 3000 customers who suffered from the most severe thunderstormon record. Your patience and understanding helped make orderly restoration of electricity possible. The thunderstorm that struck at 9 A.M. Wednesday, July 16 was the worst in the area's history. Over 500 utility poles were snapped like toothpicks by hurricane force wind...…
…Page 6-Tuesday July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily McDUFFIE CASE RE-OPENED Court indicts Miami cop a MIAMI (AP) - A federal grand jury investigating the beating death of black businessman Arthur McDuffie yester- day indicted a white former Dade Coun- ty policeman who had been granted state immunity for his testimony against his fellow officers. A federal prosecutor said further in- dictments would be sought before the investigation concluded. T...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 7 Keith rescues the new Stones Emotional Rescue The Rolling Stones Rolling Stones COC 1601 By MARK COLEMAN After months of the expected agonizing anticipation, the Rolling Stones' new album has been out few weeks now. Yet the popular reac- tion to Emotional Rescue, or maybe the lack of it, seems a might peculiar. The album is selling briskly of course, and "She's So Cold" has fit perfectly into s...…
…Page 8-Tuesday, July 29, 1980- The Michigan Daily 4 Athletes, upset by early disco closing, storm Olympic village MOSCOW (UPI) - Western athletes, angered by the early closing of the Olympic village discotheque, ram- paged through the sprawling compound early yesterday in a venting of their frustrations and boredom only eight days into the Games. Reports said some shouted "Free Afghanistan!" during the food- throwing and shouting incident, ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 9 PRUDENTIAL GETS AXE FOR NON-COMPLIANCE Gov't cancels piece of the rock From APand UPI WASHINGTON-The Labor Department ordered the cancellation yesterday of more than $180 million in government business with Prudential Insurance Co. of America, saying the company was impeding a federal review of possible job discrimination prac- tices. Prudential, the nation's largest insurance com- pany, is the...…
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…The Michigan Daily--Tu'esday-,July 29, 1980-Page 11 Driver's ed. accident A student from Brandywine High School lies in the rear of a driver education auto awaiting transfer to Pawating Hospital in Niles. Four students were injured yesterday when the auto was struck by a tanker truck on U.S. 12 about three miles east of Niles. Funds scarce for public TV series onVietnam Brown raps GOP military superiority position WASHINGTON (AP)-Defense Sec...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 13 An interview with I. (Continued from Page 4 Y Anna Karenina and enjoy it and understand it. He didn't need guides and explanations. It was crystal clear. While Joyce used his gifts to become so ob- scure that readers would have to use 10 dictionaries instead of one. Q. Some people do genuinely enjoy Joyce, though. A. Almost everyone of them has a Ph.D. or is working for one. They enjoy obscur...…
…Page 14-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily A irlines begin fare war over N.Y.-London . 4 I standby LONDON (AP) - Two major airlines launched a trans-Atlantic fare war yesterday, undercutting each other repeatedly in a battle that already has driven the cheapest, one-way London- New York standby ticket down to $196. The fare reductions, subject to government approval, undercut Sir Freddie Laker's low-cost Skytrain, and a new round of ...…
…U.S. effort to produce smaller cars seen as threat to Japan DEARBORN (UPI) - The $80 billion effort by U.S. automakers to produce smaller cars poses a dangerous threat to the Japanese auto industry - and not vice versa - a Nissan Motor Co. executive said yesterday. That remark by Masataka Okuma, a Nissan executive vice president, turned the tables on U.S. auto executives who have complained unanimously in recent months about Japanese inroads ...…
…Page 16-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily 0 :.:............................................~~'. .*i qpw4r lqw Surprise! West cleans up in 200 meters * EAST GERMANY'S LUTZ DOMBROWSKI sails gracefully through the air on his way to a gold medal-winning jump of 28-,% at the Moscow Olympics yes- terday. Dombrowski became only the second man ever to broad jump more than 28 feet. The first? Bob Beamon of the United States, who did it i...…
…The Michigan Daily -Saturday, July 26, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen-Pages President's men tied to Anderson smear plot WASHINGTON (AP)-An unsigned political tract prepared by the Democratic National Committee to discredit independent presidential can- didate John Anderson is being distributed to federal employees by administration officials loyal to President Carter, reliable sources report. Federal campaign law prohibits the distribution of pol...…
…Page 2-Saturday, July 26, 1980-The Michigan Daily Chattanooga officials let blackellmntses patrol lt ieetinshna bonfire From AP and UPI CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-Hoping to avoid more violence, city officials agreed yesterday to let black ministers and black volunteers replace riot- equipped police who have been patrolling Alton Park, a predominantly black area that has been the site of racial disturbances. Fire and Police Commissioner Walter Smart ...…
