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…-ThM hgn Dily Ul Sui V Vol. XCVI - No. 10S Cops fighI By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC she Editor's note: Daily Reporter the Mary Chris Jaklevic accompanied ente Officer Dan Waites on patrol in the base campus area Tuesday in an attempt Tue to learn more about life behind the Arb wheel of a patrol unit. This is the seat first of two stories recounting what man Studenta may sue over contract By KAREN STRUFFERT A possible lawsuit, if vindicated, could for...…

…Page 2 --The Michigan Daily, Friday;July 24, 1987 MS A officials clean shop during lul "By MARTHA SEVETSON for the fally" Esther Armstead, a former student assembly's historical file - a record hoping to increase communication fighting for student causes have concentrated their efforts this adviser and secretary for the of election results and meetings - with students in the fall. LSA junior fihting fr suentchsshe oncetrate dingfforts ew Finan...…

…The Michigan Daily, FridayJuly 24,1987- Page 3 'U' blames state for tuition increase By MARTHA SEVETSON prices," said Vice President for The University will rely on a Academic Affairs and Provost James tuition hike of over eight percent Duderstadt. next year to fill the funding gap left - But Regent Deane Baker (R-Ann by a low state appropriation, Arbor) - who voted against the according to University officials. increase - said the growing p...…

… Page 4 ART FAIRS Friday, July 24, 1987 The Michigan Daily N Jury system selects artists By DAHLIA DEAN The 28th Annual Ann Arbor Street Art Fair - re- puted to be the most competitive among the city's three art fairs - is Ann Arbor's original juried fair. Depending on the thorough two-part judging system that involves slide and on-street jurying, applicants to this fair may wait as long as six years before they are accepted to display their...…

…ART FAIRS r The Michigan Daily Friday, July 24, 1987 unily Photo by S ' "' . This year marks Ann Arbor fiber artist Charla Khanna's seventeenth consecutive visit to the Art Fairs. The dolls she designed sold out the first morning they were displayed. Regulars return for fairs By ALAN PAUL "The cross-section (of the crowd) listening to music, a lot of which is To many long time attendees, the is so crazy," Kee-Young continued. good." Art F...…

…OPINION Page 6 Friday, July 24, 1987 The Michigan Daily -U IN 97 Years of Editorial Freedom No. 1IOS Unsigned editorials represent the majority views of the Daily's Editorial Board. Cartoons and signed editorials do not necessarily reflect the Daily's opinion. Next year's tuition: An arm and a leg Safe sex is the realistic solution ONCE AGAIN THE University regents have voted to increase students' tuition. This year, the hike will be...…

…PERSPECTIVES fhe Michigan Daily Friday, July 24, 1987 Page 7 I Interview with representative of the Democratic Revolutionary Front. Searching for solutions in Salvador ElSALVADORUBRE ew C: The FMLN includes five housing, running water, electricity, last time we put out another D: What conditions are necessary nal political-military organizations health, education - not just for the proposal to renew the dialogue was to reach a satisfactor...…

… ART FAIRS Friday, July 24, 1987 Page 8 The Michigan Daily The annual Ann Arbor Art Fairs drew thousands of people to the streets of the city. In addition to artwork and sidewalk sales, art buffs flocked around live performers such as Mr. B, who entertained crowds at the corner of South University and East University Streets. Sonny Dalton of Kalamazoo boasts a creation he built from scraps called 'Independence.' Ann Arbor residents Jeff ...…

… ART FAIRS Friday, July 24, 1987 Page 9 The Michigan Daily Mark 'Gator' Gage of Wyandotte capitalizes upon the popularity of Lt. Col. Oliver North by selling T-shirts on State Street. Leonard Hallen of Rockford, Illinois creates a 'personality' painting for Jim and I Pominville of Westland. The painting shows their daughter, Jennifer, playing baseball. Photos by Scott Lituchy Ice cream enthusiasts cool off at the corner of State and Will...…

…Page 10-The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 24, 1987 Student disputes food service policy (ContinuedfromPage 1) the rates. We know that on any of meals over the last few years." given day, students will miss meals. David Foulke, associate director There is about a 25 percent for Housing Business Affairs, said absenteeism rate," Foulke said. students are entitled to two meals per Mike Phillips, chair of Michigan day and one meal on Sunday with a S...…

…The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 24, 1987- Page 11 On University patrol with an Ann Arbor cop (ContinuedfromPage) police is a new fad among high downright mean. Others are probably chairs and a desk for the lieutenant school students: carrying guns. bored. You have to watch out." who was about to conduct roll call. Waites says guns are a status Passing through town Waites On the wall were bulletins of FBI symbol among teenage gang spotted an ...…

…Page 12 -The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 24, 1987 Ann Arbor streets encompasses Art hysteria (Cathmd from Pag 4) clips at South University's "And to meet le," Harrison Children's Activities Booth. Art is people," - why not?- drinking melonade added. "I mean, everybody comes." from "A Fruitcart Named Desire" and Ignoring the booths is actually a discussing the evils of capitalism at common side effect of the madness a booth on "Activism Row."...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, July 24, 1987 Page 13 Art Fair stages fil the streets with music By Alan Paul BopbopRebop...whaa,whaa,whaa aaa...bumdebumbumdebum.... Position yourself just right somewhere in the Diag and you may find all these sounds crashing down on you. There are three sanc- tioned Art Fair stages, providing entertainment of all types everyday all day. The Michigan Union Stage, presented by Eclipse Jazz and WIQB focuses on...…

…Page 14 -The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 24, 1987 Ats Update The Streetlight Theater presents Saint Berdoo and the Devil, a "blackly comical song and dance" play written by company member John Shaw, at the Performance Network, 408 W. Washington. It runs through the weekend at 8 pm with a Sunday matinee at 6:30...Matt "Guitar" Murphy, who has played with many greats from Chuck Berry to Sonny Boy Williamson, but is best known as the guitaris...…

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…SPORTS Friday, July 24, 1987 The Michigan Daily Summer stars Abbott pitches Pan-Am team victory against By GREG MOLZON The legend of Jim Abbott just keeps growing - now it has even reached a Communist country. The Michigan pitcher, who was born without & right hand, has amazed everyone who has seen him pitch. First it was the baseball fans of Ann Arbor, and then the whole country learned about him from a feature article in Sports Illustrate...…

…Page 16 -The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 24, 1987 Rush Delivery BY JEFF RUSh The future of University of Michigan basketball has been on display at the 1987 U.S. Olympic Festival, and a friend whose basketball judgment I trust to no end has been watching Wolverine newcomers Sean Higgins, Terry Mills, and Rumeal Robinson with great interest. There are few people in the world I trust, fewer I trust about sports in general, and fewer yet I trust...…

…The Mih~S M~igan Dal 1917a 1w3dia i vx1 UE!ERI NFey-evenymr feiora re Regents OK Vol. XCVI - No. 9S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 17, 1987J Regents to vote on tuition hike today maste By MARTHA SEVETSON The University's Board of Re- gents yesterday approved a Central Campus Planning Study which will initiate changes in the University's appearance well into the 21st centu- ry. The study, an update of a project initiated in 1963, pinpoi...…

… Page 2 -The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 17, 1987 Enrollment to be investigated By LISA BABCOCK racism and admissions, as well as Richard Kennedy, the University's A committee of two University limited enrollment growth, may vice president for government rela- regents, two state senators, and two have prompted the state to give the tions, said the University's initia- state representatives will be appoin- University less funding than it ex- t...…

…The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 17, 1987- Page 3 C ty prepares for annua nvasion tainment under the Graceful Arch months prior to the fair at both By DAHLIA DEAN and University Avenues. Susan Froelich, spanning East University St. A vari- Campus Inn and Weber's Inn, a hotel NICOLE DEAN the fair's coordinator, said, "About 'People who are really ety of performing artists will enter- on Jackson Rd. Restaurants such as Close to half-a-million pe...…

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…The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 17, 1987- Page 5 Sleepless interns may affect safety (Continued from Page 3) the country." discBUT McKnight and others see a But Turck said, "I don't believe a definite problem. "It's not in comprehensive survey has been done anybody's interest to work 120 across the country." hours a week in dealing with patient Turck was unaware of the number care"~ of hours that resident doctors McKnight cited a case in whic...…

…OPINION Page 6 Friday, July 17, 1987 The Michigan Daily 4 97 Years of Editorial Freedom No. 9S Unsigned editorials represent the majority views of the Daily's Editorial Board. Cartoons and signed editorials do not necessarily reflect the Daily's opinion. Standard fare or quality care? Out of focus FOR A COUNTRY that can follow incredibly intricate and complicated soap operas, for any length of time, it is astonishing that six days of ...…

…PERSPECTIVES The Michigan Daily Friday, July 17, 1987 Page 7 Bork is right choice for Supreme Court By David Katz In their recent editorial ("Cork Bork"), the-Daily's editorial staff did an excellent job of summarizing all the arguments in favor o f rejecting Judge Robert Bork's Supreme Court nomination which we have seen in the electronic and print media in the past week. Because it is highly unlikely that many of the Daily's readers wil...…

…Page 8 -The Michigan Daily Friday, July 17, 1987 'U' expects no dorm By SHEALA DURANT With classes just eight weeks away, University housing officials are still trying to place an estimated 4,500 first-year students in residence halls, but they do not anticipate the housing difficulties that plagued many students last year. "There is no reason for freshmen to be anxious about whether they'll be placed. All freshmen a r e guaranteed housing in...…

…ARTS r - The Michigan Daily Friday, July 17, 1987 Page 9 New Music Seminar addresses racism By Beth Fertig and John Munson Special to the Daily NEW YORK- For the thousand plus delegates who flocked to the eighth annual New Music Seminar here, this week was mostly business as usual but on a more celebratory note. A & R scouts, record label representatives, and the press came to seek out the cream of the new music crop. 200 bands were sele...…

…Page 10 -The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 17, 1987 'Ats Update Zydeco wunderkinds Terrance Simien and the Mallet Play- boys return to town tonight at 10 at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First. They tore up the dance floor at their Ann Arbor debut last March an d commanded a standing ovation as the unannounced opening act for Los Lobos in April. The young -Simien is 21- band plays with refreshing enthusiasm and energy and if you've never heard zydec...…

…The Michigan Daily, Friday, July 17, 1987- Page 11 Profs debate Iran-Contra effects By TAYLOR LINCOLN posed for the president to notify While some University professors Congress of covert activities. Cur- think the Iran-Contra affair will lead rently the president must inform to new legislation regarding covert Congress within a "reasonable period operations, others believe the presi- of time." dent will retain his ability to secretly History...…

…SPORTS Page 12 Friday, July 17, 1987 The Michigan Daily The Buck stops here All-American wide receiver Cris Carter, who earlier admitted he had signed with an agent, was declared ineligible for his senior season by Ohio State officials. Carter caught a school-record 69 passes for 1,127 yards and 11 touchdowns last season. 215S. STATE. ANN ARBOR, MI 313-663-7403 JAPANESE RESTAURANT APPETIZERS QUICK LUNCHES SUKIYAKI TERIYAKI FRIDAY SUSHI BAR U...…

…Copyright © 1497 The Michigan Dai UMMER WEEKLY Ninety-seven years of editorial freedom . Vol. XCVI - No. 8S Ann Arbor, Michigan -Friday, July 10, 1987 Initiative to fund 22 programs State budget hurts 'U' funds By MARTHA SEVETSON Teaching assistants will be paid to attend workshops on racial sensitivity next year under a proposal funded by the $1 million Undergraduate Initiative. The proposal - one of 22 programs recently approved to enhance...…

…Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 10, 1987 Programs encourage minority students to plan for future 4 (Continued from Page 1) visits to various departments and schools at the University. According to Annette Bardouille- Crema, director of the College Day program, neither program attempts to recruit students specifically for the University. "The high-school program is not a recruiting project. The idea is to get secondary schools and par...…

…Lack of witnesses postpones rape trial By LISA BABCOCK The trial for Griffith Neal - accused of raping a 21-year-old University student during a Greek Week party at Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house - was postponed until September because the attor- neys claim they were unable to gather enough witnesses during the summer. Neal was to stand trial for first degree criminal sexual assault this week. Dennis Bila, a partner of Neal's attorney, said...…

…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 10, 1987 Flocks of junior jocks invade By BRIAN BONET Their numbers are strong - summer's end. Beware Ann Arborites! The according to the office of the Sum- Flocks of these youthful jocks summer sports campers are back! mer Camp of Champions, about can be seen as they parade up and And unlike the cicada, these pesky 9,000 campers - most of them down State St. on their pilgrimage parasites migrate to our ...…

…Friday, July 10, 1987-The Michigan Daily-Pages Low state allocation may lead to higher tuition (Continued from Page 1) Duderstadt said the dispute over share (of the budget) and increase "We didn't think that (the legislators to remove the amend- "If the University changes the out-of-state enrollment is not the the share to their own Univer- legislature) would penalize us in the ment and discourage any drastic enrollment mix, it will affect en...…

…OPINION Page 6 Friday, July 10, 1987 The Michigan Daily 4 97 Years of Editorial Freedom No. 8S Unsigned editorials represent the majority views of the Daily's Editorial Board. Cartoons and signed editorials do not necessarily reflect the Daily's opinion. The death of a right Cork Bork PRESIDENT REAGAN CALLED him "open-minded." Edwin Meese called him "a fine choice." Judge Robert Heron Bork is neither. He is a rigid conservative who wi...…

…ARTS rage i The Michigan Daily Friday, July 10, 1987 Page 7 k Paul Simon conveys messageTI = By Andrew McCuaig Paul Simon's Graceland concert at the Pine Knob Music Theater on June 22 made me more aware of the significance of his latest album's contradiction - it's upbeat, harm - onious sounds were inspired by the music of oppressed, Black South Africans. And while it appeared that Simon and his worldwide touring band were having a ...…

…SPORTS Page 8 Friday, July 10, 1987 The Michigan Daily Sports heroes not always Marvelous BOSTON -."Destruct and destroy.' Role models in sports are --falling the way of former middle - weight boxing champion Marv - elous Marvin Hagler's battlecry. They are destructing and destroying themselves through greed and drugs. Hagler is a prime example. Last week, charges of drug and alcohol abuse surfaced in the wake of his marital problems. Sources...…

…Summer Weekly Edition r Sidian 4ail Ninety-six years of editorial freedom Vol. XCVI - No. 10-S Regents approve tuition Copyright 1986 TheMichigan Dily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 25, 1986 Sixteen Pages R-um "_ increases By PHILIP LEVY Tuition for in-state students was raised 4.3 percent by the Board of Regents last Friday, while out-of- state students will pay 8 percent more next fall. As expected, the regents approvedii t., s the ...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 Computers may be delayed By EUGENE PAK Information Technology Division, Installation of the University's said an upswing in contracting prices much-publicized new computers may and the discovery of unexpected be delayed up to a year due to a lack of building conditions - including leaky space, a University official said. basements and lack of bathrooms - Vice Provost for Information caused th...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 - Page 3 ' Ne otiations continue on 'U' workers' contract By NANCY BRAIMAN Dwight Newman, who represents the "This issue is best discussed at the University maintenance and ser- workers, claims this would cost negotiating table and left out of the vice employees are closer to reaching workers about 20 additional cents per media," Thiery said. a labor contract with the University's hour. Subtracted fro...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 A rt ni des streets City manages art fair influx By MARY CHRIS JAKLEVIC Thousands of visitors crammed into a normally tranquil town like Ann Ar- bor seems like a logistical nightmare. But for city officials, dealing with art fair crowds has become old hat. "The fair doesn't affect our traffic flow that much. We've been using the same detour system for 20 years," said John Robbins, director ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Photos ris , auu cum Chris wigg Friday, July 25, 1986 - Page 5 Doily Photo by CHRIS TWIGG Heidi Cobb and J. Robert Black sit at their State Street "People Pots" booth. The two Ann Arbor residents were 'locals' at the fair. Faces of the fair Daily Photo by CHRIS TWIGG. 'Old time musician' Evan Price, plays the accordian on Liberty Street Wed- Snesday:,/e 13 year4Ald R6echeStr tesideht albooplay the fife. violin and tamb...…

…OPINION Friday, July 25, 1986 Page 6 TheA Michigan Daily UT t ir Vol. XC 96 Years of E Unsigned editorials represent the ma Cartoons and signed editorials do no Research. A VIRTUAL BAN on classified A research is the best recommen- dation the committee reviewing the University's classified research guidelines could have made. The committee was appointed last November after the Board of Regents ordered a review of the current guidelines, a...…

…PERSPECTIVES Paae 7 Friday, July 25, 1986 The Michigan Daily i Baker talks about candidacy Dean Baker, a candidate for the the wealthier farmers, the top 15 per- D: Have other cities taken the same Democratic congressional cent of farmers receive 60 percent of stand as Ann Arbor? nomination in the second district all subsidies. I would redirect aid B: They've passed similar toward middle class family farmers. proposals elsewhere. Eugene,...…

…FORUM Page 8 Friday, July 25, 1986 The Michigan Daily Current definitions of adulthood need to be revised year olds are obviously not mature traditional lament about war is that minimum age to buy pornographic enough to vote. They chose Reagan. young men are sent off to die. Well, materials -93. The ideal voting age - 30. (Note: This that can be corrected. Just send old Averaging all these figures, we find should stop a lot of pandering that m...…

…ARTS Page 9 Friday, July 25, 1986 The Michigan Daily Graceful Arch displays talents By Nolan Feintuch Malaysian Dancers were not able to make their performance, but besides that everything is great." T HE ANN ARBOR Arts Fair got off with a soaring start this Wed- The highlighted acts of the festival nesday. Anything from politics, to the are Gemini (a folk duo), the Lunar arts, to dance was the name of the Glee Club, and Ann Arbor's fav...…

…Page 10- The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 New music seminar reveals innovation By. V. J. Beauchamp and Tom Simonian n July, when Manhattan smells its worst, and humidity hovers around a hundred percent, when swarms of tourists descend to ex- perience the most expensive city on earth, ah, yes, mid-July is the time of the annual New Music Seminar. The NMS is an opportunity, if you will, for the teeming masses of- the music industry, y...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday July 2 , 1986 Page 11 'The Butcher' slashes his way to fame in 1982 when he first began writing By Mark FreitaS songs at home, not really planning to make records or form a group. After writing about "three and a half B LOODY NONSENSE, The Jazz songs" he put together a tape to send Butcher's first American to some friends. "I just felt I needed a release,. is a compilation of songs name to hang all this stuff on, it ...…

…iage 12- The Mihigan Daily - Friday, July 25, 1986 Student protest may have killed limit (ContinuediromPagei) at Tuesday's meeting of the Univer- tivities Center (UAC). nity Council President Danny before the Michigan Advertising But according to University Vice sity's executive officers. THE LIMIT was imposed by the Of- Kavanaugh about the restriction. In Works, which is responsible for the President for Academic Affairs and "I ASSUME they fi...…