…Ninety-four years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 20-S Copyrigh 1984 The Mihigan.. Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 6,_1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages High court upholds draft-aid link Z By PETE WILLIAMS It is not unconstitutional to deny federal financial aid to male college students who fail to register for the draft, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a 6-2 decision yesterday. The justices ruled against six Min- nesota col...…
…algf~ilign atly Ninety-four years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 21-S Topigh N. Y. firm plans new textbook store in Union By THOMAS HRACH The opening of another college bookstore on campus may increase the competition for students' textbook dollars - but it probably won't start a price war, according to local bookstores. Barnes and Noble, a New York firm, plans to open a new store on the ground floor of the Michigan Union this December....…
…Ninety-four years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCIV, No. 22-S Cpyrght 1984 The Michigan, Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, July 10, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Out-state tuition to rise 7%1 'U' continues to study resident tuition levels By ANDREW ERIKSEN The tuition levels for most graduate students and out-of-state un- dergraduates will increase seven per- cent next fall under a proposal to be presented to the University regents fo...…
…Ninety-four years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 23-S Copyight 1984 The Mchign Doil Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 13, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages In-state tuition frozen Grad., out-of-state rates to rise 7- By ANDREW ERIKSEN The University regents this morning are expected to approve a recommen- dation that tuition rates for un- dergraduates who are state residents not be increased for the coming school year. The Universi...…
…Nit-fury itoanl Ninety-four years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 24-S Copyright 984 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, July 15, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Tuition freeze approved Tuition hikes- Ann Arbor Campus Out-of-staters face gt:m 7% education cost rise By ANDREW ERIKSEN The University regents Friday ap- proved a freeze in the tuition level for undergraduate students who are state residents. Contrasting sharply with the in-st...…
…tcl tqtt t ± tttl Ninety-four years of editorial/freedom Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, July 17, 1984 Vol. XCIV, No. 25-S Coipyyight1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Cuomo kicks < ."'^blasts".Reagan Associated Press New York City Mayor Cuomo gives the thumbs-up gesture during his keynote address last night at the opening of the 1984 Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. In his speech Cuomo accused President Ronald Reagan of tu...…
…Nityfouryeafdi i a Ninety-four years ofeditorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 26-S Copyright 184 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 20, 1984 Fifteen Cents Twenty Pages Mondale-Ferraro set sail Begin 100-day trip to November election Rep. Geraldine Ferraro of New York gestures to the crowd last night at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco just before making a speech accepting the party's vice president nomination. More bids need...…
…4JII 31Eb43a 1atI Ninety-four years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 27-S Copyright 1984 The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, July 22, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Foges Polish prisoners granted amnesty Walesa calls releases meaningless From AP and UPI WARSAW, Poland - Poland yester-. day announced an amnesty for jailed political prisoners to mark the 40th an- niversary of Communist rule, but Lech Walesa warned jails would ...…
…A rt Fair 184 ^Inside:Aguidetothe summer's main event rtb torzu ILIUdIQ Ninety -four years of editorial/freedom Tuesday, July 24, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Williams forfeits crown over nude photos CAROL L. FRANCAVILLA/Daily The Graceful Arch on East University was almost vacant yesterday, but it will soon be overtaken by swarms of people visiting Ann Arbor's 25th annual art fair. Preparations for art fair hit fever pitch By ANDREW...…
…Ninety-four years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 29-S TichiganDail Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 27, 1984 Fifteen Cents Twenty Pages Rain can't dampen artists' spirits Art fair draws crowds despite dreary weather By ERIC MATTSON The rain may have slowed merchan- ts' sales to a trickle, but it didn't dam- pen the spirits of art fair patrons and artists. Ann Arbor's 25th art fair opened Wednesday to clear skies and stifling heat. Bu...…
…a7Ier £ihiqan IEiI Ninety-four years of editoria/ freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 30-S Copyright 1984 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, July 29, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen ?ages Study urges more merit aid By ANDREW ERIKSEN school students is becoming more of a The University has issued a report __ o concern because the number of high that recommends the financial aid for fi'O rCe 1t com m e R a school students will decline students with high academic...…
…01 eMit ig n :43 Itj Ninety-four years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCIV, No. 31-S 19c84DeiI, Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, July 31, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Study praises improvements in f NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)- A year after a stream of reports warned of mediocrity in American classrooms, a 'We've made progress, but if we stop here study released yesterday by a task for- .c ce of governors, educators and we'll quickly find ourselves fa...…
…6 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday July 6, 1984 GET T GB! \b I t A, W Wc ©1@ q New blue mascot If LSA senior Vic Lacca has his way, Willie Wolverine will be the new Michigan mascot. Lacca said he plans to sell T-shirts with the new logo and put up posters before football games to boost school spirit. He is also trying to get permission to create a Willie Wolverine costume for a student to wear on the football field during the games. 'U' E...…
…q Page 2 - The Michigan [aily - Sunday, July 8, 1984 Dueling jugglers Willy Firestone (left) of Chicago and George Tirebitter of Ann Arbor concentrate on their pins yesterday in the Diag. Jackson s KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Jacksons' Victory Tour has hit the road with eye-popping special effects and high-energy performances by Michael Jackson and his brothers, opening a 13- city, 37-concert tour hailed by promoters as the largest and most...…
…41 Ferency wants more delegates for Jackson DETROIT (UPI) - Activist Attorney Zolton Ferency, seeking reallocation of the state's Democratic National Con- vestion delegates to Jesse Jackson, yesterday asked the Michigan Court of Appeals to order state regulation of Democratic party caucus practices. The attorney persuaded the court to hold an expedited hearing yesterday. The Democratic National Convention, howevever, opens July 16 in San Fra...…
…41 Page 2 -The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 13, 1984 'U' offers bargaining workshop for unions By MICHAEL NOWLIN A training school for union members scheduled for July 19-21 at the University is "the only one of its kind in the country," according to Karen Roe, a spokeswoman for the school. "The 1984 Midwest School on Unions, Collective Bargaining and Workplace Participation will be strictly from'a union perspective, geared solely to union...…
…Uq State taxpayers' fate to be decided this fall By KARI MANNS A state constitutional amendment that would require voter approval for all tax increases and new taxes, may be on this fall's ballot. The proposal is sponsored by the Voter's Choice, a coalition of Michigan taxpayers. Their goal is to make gover- nment more accountable. IF PASSED, the proposal would be retroactive to 1981. "Any. level of government will have to have all taxes sin...…
…M Page 2 - The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, July 17, 1984 Polish court clears police of negligence WARSAW, Poland (AP) - A court yesterday acquitted two policemen in the beating death of a 19-year-old Solidarity supporter, but convicted two ambulance drivers of negligence in the case. All four originally were indicted on charges of beating the teen-ager to death. SOLIDARITY SUPPORTERS who said police were responsible for the death of Grzegorz Pr...…
…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Fridc Transplant patient listed as fair By GEORGEA KOVANIS A two-year-old girl - the nation's youngest heart transplant recipient - still shows signs of rejecting the new organ, a hospital spokesman said yesterday. According to John Woodford, a spokesman for the University's C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, results of a heart biopsy released Wednesday showed the girl is still rejecting the heart although her circ...…
…q Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 22, 1984 RACE IS HOT, INTEREST IS NOT Dunn, Lousma fight toward primary LANSING (UPI) - So far, for many in the state the Republican senatorial primary-has been a hard-fought and even bitter contest between two men they don't know very much about. Jim Dunn, an East Lansing businessman who ser- ved one term in Congress, is slugging it out with Jack Lousma, a former astronaut who returned to his nat...…
…Reagan, Bush begin intense campaign From United Press International President Reagan, countering a popularity slip since the Democratic convention, yesterday began a blitz that includes a news conference, a three-state campaign trip and some barnstorming by Vice President George Bush. The Democrats' newly installed team, after a week of uncontested at- tention during the party's convention in San Francisco, mostly stayed out of the limelight. ...…
…a Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 27, 1984 B riti sh I coal strike blamed for $1.2 biflion annual loss LONDON (UPI) - The National Coal Board yesterday reported an annual loss of $1.19 billion in the state-owned coal industry and blamed a quarter of that amount on a 20-week-old coal miner's strike. The announcement coincided with a unanimous vote to continue the strike by leaders of the militant National Union of Mineworkers, on s...…
…i Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 29, 1984 Union's General Store to close By THOMAS HRACH The Michigan Union's late-night staple, The General Store, will close Tuesday as the Union phases out its retail operations under an agreement which gives a privately owned bookstore exclusive rights to sell Michigan insignia merchandise and cer- tain other items. Currently the Union runs three different retail operatons which include The Gen...…
…Page 2 - The MichiganDaily-- Tuesday, Juiy-31, 1984 Nine-day old British girl gets new heart LONDON (AP) - Doctors gave a new heart team, took five and a half hours. Yesterday after- Cosgrove said it would be several days before yesterday to nine-day-old Hollie Roffey, the world's noon, Cosgrove announced Hollie was in stable con- Hollie's chances of survival became clear. "We are youngest heart transplant patient, after her surgeon dition. ju...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 6, 1984- Page 3 State agreement allows 'U' to plan tuition bike CAROL L. FRANCAVILLA/Daily' Wheels Laura and William Seeger of North Carolina visit with Ruth Deforage (in wheelchair) on North University. Regents plan elosed speeial meeting By ANDREW ERIKSEN The regents will hold a special closed meeting tomorrow at noon in order to discuss a legal opinion on a prospective case, according to Regent Thomas Ro...…
…G Sa S n o on Ch fo un sa sa R Ar ch we af re no co The Michigan Doily - Sunday, July 8, 1984 - Page 3 illegal Salvadoran aliens visit city yPETE WILLIAMS "I don't know what part of the Ann Arbor political or military aid from any communist countries. He By community I represent," Epton said. "But I know it's said because of the extensive U.S. forces in El The risk of federal prosecution does not worry Raul not the whole thing." Salvador, "I ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday. July 10. 1984 - paqe 3 Business students fac $10 om uefe By THOMAS HRACH Business students will enter the computer age this fall with a new computer network for the business school, and the new system will be paid for by charging business students an additional $100 per term. "You just can't turn around without having to use a computer in the business world," said Gilbert Whitaker, dean of the School of Business ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 13, 1984 - Page 3 CONTROVERSIAL PLANT MAY BE COMPLETED 11 to c u c e Midland talks approach resolution Bechtel, the construction contractor for the plant. That is the same figure proposed by ABA From staff and wire reports In another development, Gov. James Blanchard Tnay bs the Cogurs proposad byvABA Consumers Power Co. made a new proposal to save said if the cost of abandoning the plant is not much the cha...…
…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, July 15, 1984 - Page 3 San. Fran. prepares for Dems By NEIL CHASE Special to the Daily SAN FRANCISCO - The city's newly-refurbished cable cars were the most popular attraction at the corner of Powell and Market Streets Friday night, but nearby, a handful of city residents and people here for the Democratic National Convention ,gathered around a four man sidewalk band appropriately named Streets. "I haven't seen the ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 17, 1984 -Page 3 THE DEMOCRATIC PAR TY OF THE FUTURE Youth to raise issues at convention By NEIL CHASE Special to the Daily SAN FRANCISCO - The apathy which has plagued most college cam- puses since the end of the Vietnam War has enabled the Reagan Administration to do many things which 'have hurt students, and this year's election provides a chance for America's youth to again become an important voting for...…
…Troopers fail to find kidnappers in Montana mountains BIG SKY, Mont. (AP) - Members of an assault team armed with high- technology equipment searched the roadless Spanish Peaks area from helicopters yesterday in the hunt for two wilderness-wise mountain men who allegedly kidnapped a woman athlete to get a bride and killed a man searching for her. But the 11-member team returned to base after eight hours without finding a trace of Don Nichols, ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 22, 1984 - Page 3 Local Midland staff faces layoffs By LILY ENG Seventeen years ago when Con- sumers Power announced its ambitious plans for a twin-reactor nuclear plant in Midland, they said it would cost $267 million and provide energy and jobs for the state. But last week, after spending $3.6 billion and completing 85 percent of the plant, Consumers Power voted to aban- don the project. There has always be...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 24, 1984 - Page 3 MADD recruits volunteers at fair By PAUL JACKSON New among the merchants, artists, and public ser- vice groups at this year's Ann Arbor Street Art Fair will be representatives of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, an organization which assists victims of drunk drivers and seeks stricter enforcement of laws against driving under the influence of alcohol. What concerns the group most, according t...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, JuVly 27, 1984 - Page 3 GOP selects mayoral candidate By ERIC MATTSON Three weeks after Democrat Edward Pierce an- - nounced his candidacy for mayor of Ann Arbor, the Republicans unveiled their first choice for the city's top elected position. Former City Councilmember Richard Hadler an- nounced that he would seek his party's nomination in the February primary, but so far, it doesn't appear as if Hadler will face ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 29, 1984 - Page 3 25th annual art fair draws to a By ERIC MATTSON Artists, merchants, patrons, and in- terest groups all wrapped up their four- day binge at the art fair yesterday, and most people said the annual event was quite a success. Cold, rainy weather on Thursday slowed business down a bit, but some merchants and artists said they ac- tually did better during the rain. By yesteday, the skies had clear...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday July31, 1984 - Page 3 FIRE VICTIMS SUE FOR $9 MILLION Illegal aliens ile landmark case SAN DIEGO (AP) - A landowner's duty to provide the United States, including an estimated 3 million legislative proposals. safe housing for migrant workers, including illegal who have been in the country since 1982 and could "Trying to create a remedy through legislation is a aliens, is the focus of a trial spawned by a fatal fire...…
…4 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 6, 1984 Jailed journalist is freed, sources named IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press internatonai reports BELLEVILLE, Ill. (AP) - Editorial writer Richard Hargraves, the first journalist jailed in 26 years in a civil libel case, was freed yesterday after a lawyer said he had learned the iden- tities of two sources the writer refused toname. Hargraves had been jailed Tuesday ...…
…4 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 8, 1984 Jackson faces uphill battle to free Sakarliov IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports . MOSCOW (AP) - Jesse Jackson's hopes for a Kremlin audience to seek release of Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov put him into a battle that has been waged without success by the pope, presidents, human rights ac- tivists and scientists. Jackson says he has "a good t...…
…0 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily- Tuesday, July 10, 1984 Groups call for change in registration system IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports FLINT (UPI) - Eleven groups engaged in voter registration activites yesterday asked the federal court to or- der an overhaul of the present system, charging it creates unconstitutional barriers against the right to vote. The suit was filed in U.S. District Court in...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 13, 1984 In-state tuition rates IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports frozen for (Continued from Page 1) The freeze in resident undergraduate tuition will mean the University will operate under a deficit, which upset at least one regent. "YOUR COMMENTS are equitable, Dr. Frye, but not persuasive," said Regent Deane Baker (R-Ann Arbor). "The proper thing to do...…
…41 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 15, 1984 Kroger employees to vote on new contract IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports DETROIT (UPI) - Kroger Co.'s largest employee union in Michigan said last week it will ask its members to vote on a new contract with large wage and benefit cuts that the company says will keep some stores from closing. However, union officials said they will not advis...…
…Page 4 -The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, July 17, 1984 New Zealand may fight for U.S. nuclear ship ban (Continued from Page 2; Zealand's ports. Washington is deeply concerned that which brought together representatives a threatened ban on warships by New of the United States, Australia and New Zealand could encourage other allied Zealand. nations to follow suit, according to a But Australian officials told reporters source who is involved in the t...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily -Friday, July 20, 1984 PFS'N rallies for peae in Central (Continuedfrom Page 3) niversary of the Nicaraguan Sandinista revolution, supplying added in- spiration for the group to "dedicate ourselves to thinking of what it would be like to be (in Central America) and have the U.S. supplying arms which are used to kill people," Marx added. MARCHER Liz Johnson said "it's easy to hop in a car for a 45-minute ride, but w...…
…4 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday July 22, 1984 Hundreds attend memorial servie (Continued from Page i). late Friday in a San Diego funeral SOME35 riess fom trouhoutSan parlor viaitation room near the coffin SOME 35 prieats from throughout San containing Huberty's body. The mor- Diego County attended the Maas along tuary said the family planned no with government officiala and Joan services and Huberty's body will be. Kroc, widow of McDo...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 24, 1984 Presidents, legislators draw hefty pensions N BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports WASHINGTON (AP) - Retired members of Congress are drawing an average pension of $35,386 a year, and 138 former senators and represen- tatives collect more now than they ear- ned as lawmakers, the National Tax- payers Union said yesterday. The congressional figure was ne...…
…0 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 27, 1984 Senior citizens show their artwork in fair IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports By LILY ENG Built out of sturdy wood and topped off with a plastic cover to protect the artwork from rain, the Golden Torch booth on Main Street, looks like almost any other stand in the Artists and Craf- tsmen's Guild Summer Arts Festival. The artwork featured in thi...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 29, 1984 MSUeezesdin-state undergraduate tuition IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports By PETE WILLIAMS with wire reports In response to a recommendation from Gov. James Blanchard and the State Legislature, the Michigan State University Board of Trustees voted Friday to freeze tuition rates for in- state undergraduate students. According to MSU administrator ...…
…4 Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 31, 1984 Doctors choose sexes for separated twins IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press international reports TORONTO (AP)- Doctors separating 2 -year-old Siamese twins chose "the more active, aggressive in- fant" to leave as a boy, and made the meeker child a girl, the chief of surgery at the Hospital for Sick Children said yesterday. Dr. Robert Filler, who headed a team of 4...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 6, 1984 - Page 5 Ypsilanti man faces life in prison Hart convicted in Faber murder By GEORGEA KOVANIS A Washtenaw County Circuit Court jury last month convicted Ricardo Hart of first degree murder for his part in the Nov. 22 shooting death of Nancy Faber, a city resident. After about seven hours of deliberation, the jury found Hart, a 20-year-old Ypsilanti man, guilty of armed robbery, first degree murder and...…
…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, July 8, 1984 - Page 5 MSU releases 4 candidates' names Michigan State University released the names of only four of 66 current can- didates for president of the university, a position Cecil Mackey will vacate when a new president is found. COLLEGES The names were released in response to a request filed under the Freedom of Information Act by Booth Newspapers, Inc. The four candidates whose names were released are...…
