…nt-ie rfditrafn Ninety-five years of editorial, freedom Vol. XCV, No. 26-S Copyright 1985 Tuesday, July 9, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages 'U' postpones decision on tuitic By KERY MURAKAMI University students will have to wait until the beginning of August to find out how much they'll be paying for tuition next fall. The University's executive officers decided last Wednesday to postpone asking the Board of Regents to ap- prove a University...…
…Ntfchigveyars odi Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol XCV .n 27-S Copyright 1985 The Mchigan, Daily Wednesday, July 10, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Stockman resigns budget director post WASHINGTON (UPI) - David Stockman, the often controversial administration whiz kid who has served as architect of President Reagan's budget policies, announced yesterday he is resigning Aug. 1to take a position on Wall Street. Stockman, 38, a two...…
…Ni ele ivedioiafeIl Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 28-S ech go ,i Thursday, July 11, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages Rape prevention center's agenda hinges on coordinator By LAURA BISCHOFF Daily news analysis The exact focus of the University's newly- approved sexual assault crisis center is still up in the air, and most of the planning decisions will be left up to a coordinator who has yet to be found by the hiring comm...…
…he fl~trbgan al Ninety-five years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCV, No. 29-S T.ic y _Friday, July 12, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages 'U' faces state budget crisis By KERY MURAKAMI the increases recommended by Special to the Daily Governor Blanchard last year. The As of press time last night, the University would get ten million University's state appropriations dollars above the governor's figures. outlook and its own budget forecast University P...…
…le £itigan iatlQ Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 30-S TheMicrhi,,iioiy Saturday, July 13 Negotiations give 'U' By KERY MURAKAMI how to spend its funds. Late night maneuvering by University ad- The question arose Thursday afternoon, after a ministrators and sympathetic state leaders Thur- conference committee represented by both houses sday saved the University from having to make decided to give all the state's universiti...…
…Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 31-S Copysigh, 1985 Th Michigan Dily Tuesday, July 16, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Sussman rejects Tanter project By KERY MURAKAMI BUT SUSSMAN said that "there was no Political Science Prof. Raymond Tanter will guarantee" that Tanter would be able to not be allowed to proceed with research he 'It could have been used to promote peace.' publish his results later. proposed to a feder...…
…Niety-ivey ars oe eIL Ninety-five years ofeditorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 32 Copyright 1985 Wednesday, July 17, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Conduct affects rape verdicts, study says By LAURA BISCHOFF sympathetic to rape victims who are chaste dianapolis. Rape victims were taken seriously if they were Only about 1 percent of all rape lead to the and maintain traditional lifestyles, but victims Soon after the trials ended, Reskin and a...…
…Ninety-five years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCV, No. 33-S Copyright 1985 Thursday, July 18, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages ISR study indicates gains by refugees By DAVID GOODWIN They are refugees, they are am- bitious, and they have overcome language barriers, poverty, and culture -shock to achieve academic excellence. They are the children of the "Boat People" and other refugees who fled Indochina. A recent University study of post- 197...…
… Rictia n oer Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 34-S Copyrinht 985 Friday, July 19, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Council considers alternative to towing By NADINE IAVAGNINO Denver boots may be making a comeback in Ann Arbor. The boots, devices that lock onto a car's tires as an alternative to towing, were used from 1978 to 1981 when detachment difficulties for- ced the city to drop the program. BUT AT a public hear...…
…1ir £ irbwan ail Ninety-five years of editorial/freedom Vol. XCV, No. 35-S Copyight 985 TheMichigan 5Daily Saturday, July 20, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages R. C. prof recalls turmoil in Chile By KATIE WILCOX Eliana Moya-Raggio is a woman of passionate beliefs - about her ,homeland of Chile under a dictator- ship, about her role as a teacher, and about her language and cultural heritage. And the feelings she inspires in her students are...…
…&-e 13e14UUi i aI Ninety -ft ve years of editorial freedom No.36-S ThMhiga, Dily Local merchants get set for art fair By JANICE PLOTNIK While artists prepare paintings, pottery, and drawings for the annual Ann Arbor Art Fair, local merchants are also gearing up for an onslaught of visitors, who are ready for a full day of browsing along Ann Arbor streets. Though people come to spend the day looking.at sculptures and jewelry, much of the real...…
…ART FA IR '85 Pullout Section Inside ki £idcigan 1 ail p ____ ___Ninety-five years of editoria/ freedom Vol. XCV, No. 37-S CohTheMhgaDIy City welcomes art air with wide-open arms By CHRIS LAUER reputation - has evolved from its Today, like every year at this time, origin as simply a sales impetus for Ann Arbor welcomes all manner of local merchants into a complex, art-loving multitudes with open arms; sprawling multi-faceted cultural event an...…
…Campuses compete in computer boom By KATIE WILCOX The competitiion is heating up among major universities over computer technology and computer accessibility for students, and the resulting boom of computers on campus is creating major changes in higher education. The changes have also sparked debate over exactly how universities should respond to the boom. "INFORMATION is the essence of what this place is all about," said Greg Marks, the Un...…
…Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, 'No. 39-S Copysight 1985 Th Michigan, Daily Friday, July 26, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages Police work not all cops and robbers ride with Officer Jim Tieman, who has been on the force for 12 sergeant read through a list of wanted criminals, recently This is the city: Ann Arbor, Michigan. On July 24, years. released prisoners, and inter-department memos. Daily staff writer Laura Bischoff ...…
…Nitfiveygan ifl Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 40-S Copyrighty1985 Saturday, July 27, 1985 Fifteen Cents Gov. wants tuition freeze By KERY MURAKAMI Gov. James Blanchard yesterday urged board members of the state's universities and colleges to "do everything possible to freeze tuition for Michigan students." Blanchard, in a letter sent to the board members yesterday, did not mention a warning by state budget director...…
…Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 41-S Copyight 1985 Th Mihign Daily Tuesday, July 30, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Panes 'U' needs money to keep quality, Frye says By KERY MURAKAMI has lost about $33 million it could have Special to the Daily spent on academic needs. Since 1984 BAY CITY, Mich. - The University utility rates in that time, Frye said, must begin finding ways to get more have gone from taking 4 percent of t...…
…Na f~iety-iveya Ninety-five years ofeditorial freedom Vol. XCV, No. 42-S Capyright 1985 Wednesday, July 31, 1985 Out-of-state tuition to rise 8-10% Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages 'U' to freeze in-state tuition By KERY MURAKAMI University President Harold Shapiro said yesterday that he will recommend to the Board of Regents that the University freeze tuition for in-state students. The regents are scheduled to take a formal vote on tuiton at...…
…WHILE WE WERE AWAY 13 occupy recruiting office 4 By JANICE PLOTNIK A group of 13 Ann Arbor residents occupied an Air Force Recruiting office on South University and Church two weeks ago to protest the U.S. military involvement in El Salvador's Air War and the war to overthrow the government of Nicaragua. The group put signs reading "Stop The U.S. War Against Nicaragua" in the office's windows and sat in the lobby of the office, hoping to det...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 10, 1985 Yearbook captures memories on video University of California at Berkeley $45,000 from a group of private in- Tamsie Ringler. of the Costa Rican law, but it is policy of Western Michigan Univer- students will now be ordering their vestors, many of whom were -Minnesota Daily unlikely that anyone with the Depar- sity not to discriminate on the basis of school yearbook on Beta or VCR Berkeley a...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 11, 1985 German terrorists target U.S., NA TO military bases KARLSRUHE, West Germany (UPI) - U.S. and NATO military bases and soldiers top the hit list of West Germany's most wanted terrorists in the revolutionary Red Army Fac- tion, the nation's top prosecutor said yester- day. "The security situation regarding the Red Army Faction is as ever tense. It is important that the security arrangements f...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 12, 1985 Campus Crime Scene .HURON ST . E. WASHINGTON ST MMELIBERTT YST E- WILLIAM ST L JEFFERSON 4 t > ~F w? 4 i T T i EST "OVER AVINL E. ANN ST 1 NOQRTH UNVSTY -W 3 NOTH UNIVERSTY - - * ut tef W m --larce <as \ N\U -- T _ -- EWEY W + . *030 it This is a listing of major crimes for June in the campus and student housing areas. Block numbers are referred to rather than specific street addresses....…
…Mid-day music Daily Photo by DAVID GOODWIN Mary Edwards, Ruth Monson, Margot Ehrlich and cellist Judy Wander- are members of the Ann Arbor chamber orchestra which offers free con- weg serenade an enthusiastic audience on Liberty Plaza. The musicians certs on the plaza every Wednesday and Friday. HAPPENINGS POLICE NOTES Armed robberies reported A cab driver was robbed and threatened with a knife at 2 a.m. yesterday in the 500 block of Kellogg...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 16, 1985 Council gives financially-strapped symphony funds to keep playing By SUSAN GRANT that we will do this. The symphony is in trouble because for the 56 years of The Ann Arbor City Council voted 8-1 last night to give its existance it has not charged for admission, said Mary the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra $5,000 to help Vanden Belt, the orchestra's business manager. alleviate the orchestra's f...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 17, 1985 $5 and hot dog lure president to meeting For $5Sand a hot dog with everything name because polls showed that the protective plaster covering them until think they're no big deal. "Exposings nearly four times the rate of inflation, on it, Bowling Green State University present name conjures the image of the end of August. are nothing to giggle at," she said. and total giving went up more th...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 18, 1985 Space cooperation, doesn't ease U.S.-Soviet tensions WASHINGTON (UPI) - The symposium on space cooperation use of military space systems, and the to a joint manned flight to Mars the viewpoint that past U.S.-Soviet historic meeting of Americans and before participating in a ceremonial Soviets began the second phase of an- before the year 2000. All five space cooperation was beneficial and l...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 19, 1985 s] CRIME PREVENTION TIPS Something is going on that is "not quite right.'" but you're not sure if it merits further attention or a call to the Department of Public Safety. Don't take a chance if you see the following types of activity, report it to the safety department at 763-1131. "Activity: Slow moving vehicles. especially without lights, following an i tmless or repetitive course. Signif...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, July 20, 1985 Moya-Raggio relays feelings for Chile and its culture (ContinuedfromPage1) an arrest, no protection from to the possibilities there," she said. of the quilts sent and set up an she said. "You need to take respon- that it doesn't work or wouldn't prolonged imprisonment, and very When Pinochet took over, the recently exhibition at the Power Center. She sibil for your classes. taught some wok,...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 23, 1985 F " iOKEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) - Treasure hunter Mel iv e m o0 re Fisher's diving crews, still hauling up $400 million worth of gold and silver from a Spanish galleon ld0 that sank near Key West, discovered "phenomenal" new treasures in the wreckage of five more ships 300 miles away. "After spending the whole day out here off Key West, bringing up tons of silver bars, I went out S last night and...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 24, 1985 Watchdog group decries classroom 'bias' According to a conservative watch- vine said. The athletic program's penalties 1988 spring semester, Fierke said. of adult movies on campus. dog group, today's college students He added that AIA is necessary include a ban on post-season com- Under the proposed system, U.S. District Judge Douglas are not sophisticated enough to know because students a...…
…Taiwan mars U.S.- . Chinese relations WASHINGTON (UP) - Chinese The United States maintains president Li Xiannian warned yester- relations with the Republic of China day that the growing economic on Taiwan, but not at the full relationship between China and the diplomatic level. The U.S. policy United States could be jeopardized by toward the Taiwan issue - that it is "a major obstacle" - the question of an issue to be settled by the Chinese T...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 26, 1985 CruisinR 4 Reporter finds that police work doesn't resemble TV (Continued fromPage 1) Ten schools. Tieman said he requested the campus patrol because he likes working in a student area. The streets were clogged with pedestrian and auto traffic from the Art Fair, so we were stuck in stop- and-go traffic and couldn't go down State Street, South University, or Liberty. Tieman said he thought...…
…Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Saturday, July 27, 1985 Newspapers claim Saturn plant has chosen Tennessee location DETROIT (UPI) - The United worker participation in joint union- til we announce a site, everything is Auto Workers approved a new labor management decisions, UAW speculation." agreement for Saturn Corp. workers President Owen Bieber said. Industry officials close to the Saturn yesterday amid reports that General The agreement was ap...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 30, 1985 'U' to face competition for students 4 By KERY MURAKAMI Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, lowered its admissions standards Special to the Daily Illinois, and New York will drop by 26 slightly in the early '70s. Because the BAY CITY, Mich. - The Univer- percent from 1987-1994. University is now tightening its stan-1 sity's pool of applicants in its main Walker said the University's pool of dard...…
…Page 2 -The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July31,1985 Students to continue S. Africa protests The U.S. Students Association last System will cut tuition 24 percent at Paul Groll, an MSU zoologist and "Students have four years to hopes for the I.A.U. meeting is that it week set Oct. 11 as a national day of two of its 23 institutions in 1986-87 to senior scientist for the first four dives request it back," Barnette said. will help establish closer...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 9, 1985 - Page 3 Reagan begins attack on anti-A merican acts tieronimo Sgt. John Dickey, an Air Force Ranger from K.I. Sawyer Air Force Base in roof of Escanaba's 18-story Harbor Tower apartment building Sunday. Ti pelling was part of Bay Fest '85, a 10 day summer festival in the upper peni 14. Curious parents introduce By JANICE PLOTNIK going into," Walter said., While eager young freshmen ORIENTATION leade...…
…, 4 F_ ; >. , ichigan Daily -Wednesday, July 10, 1985 -Page 3 Senate begins debate on gun sale law change WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate opened debate yesterday on a bill to make it easier to buy a gun, the fir- st major change in federal gun control laws since the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy. At issue is legislation supported by more than half the Senate that would allow the interstate sale of guns. A buyer fro...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 11, 1985-- Page 3 Michigan approves bill for Great Lakes LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - The Legislature yesterday approved bills designed to prevent water diversion from the Great Lakes. A bill, approved 89-1 by the House and 32-0 by the Senate, bans the diver- sion of Great Lakes waters from within Michigan's boundaries outside the Great Lakes basin. THE prohibition - which some doubt will be legally enforceable -...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 12, 1985- Page 3 MUG employee turnover leads to raises By THOMAS HRACH has cost the MUG a great deal on its student ago, hires only two full-time managers, while "challenge" in next year's Union budget. In a move aimed at lowering the turnover payroll. the rest of the positions are staffed exclusively BUT MOORE said the overall payroll costs rate among its student employees, officials at Bob Moore, finance man...…
…Te Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 13, 1985- Page 3 Blazes brought under control 'A. by firefighters From United Press International houses and shut down a 50-mile stret- Firefighters across the western ch of scenic Highway 1. United States were reported yester- The two-lane road, heavily traveled day to be winning the war against by summer tourists, was expected to dozens of waning wildfires, but hot, be closed through the weekend to non- ii ra...…
…AThe Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 16, 1985- Page 3 Madonna photos arrive at local newsstands By THOMAS HRACH "but it's been nothing like the I The rsce to get the nude Vanessa Williams Penthouse issue." photographs of pop singer Madonna One year ago, Penthouse published A on the newsstands ended in a virtual photos of the former Miss America in ; tie, as both Penthouse and Playboy hit uncompromising photos with another F Ann Arbor's streets wi...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 17, 1985 - Page 3 Govt. runnin well, Bush says WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice terrorism task force, Bush said, President George Bush, thrust into a "They know where Iam. I really think rare high profile by President the main thing is recovery - rest, Reagan's hospitalization for cancer relaxation, a chance to get back on surgery, said yesterday the White one's feet. And I don't think that my House is operating at ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 18, 1985-- Page 3 Peres talks with Palestinian mayor JERUSALEM (UPI) - A Palestinian mayor said yesterday his ultra-secret meeting with Prime Minister Shimon Peres on Tuesday night marked "an important step" toward an Israeli-Palestinian dialogue and he was "more optimistic" about Middle East peace prospec- ts. "We demonstrated the best thing to get out of this terrible situation is through peace talks," s...…
…'Rambo faction' of MIA league .rises to challenge U.S. govt. ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPI) - Families challenge the government for an- of U.S. servicemen missing in Vietnam swers and not merely accept gathered yesterday for their 16th an- everything it says," said Charles nual convention amid the rise of a Walker, a newly elected board mem- "Rambo faction" seeking more action ber and a faction member. to finally account for all the lost Walker, a ret...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, July 20, 1985 - Page 3 Liquor agency modifies ban on alco promotion By KERY MURAKAMI The "Beer Olympics" would be illegal if the State Liquor Control Commission has its way. The LCC approved Wednesday a compromise proposal that would make it illegal for beer and other liquor distributors to sponsor campus events that promote the sale or consum- ption of alcohol. IF APPROVED by'a legislative committee, it would b...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 23, 1985 -Page 3 Council rejects sending annual anti-nuclear letter By NADINE LAVAGNINO The perennial controversy of whether the city should take a stance on global issues flared again last night in Ann Arbor City Council, but the sponsor of the resolution decided to drop the issue before it came to a vote. Mayor Ed Pierce wanted to com- memorate the 40th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 24, 1985 - Page 3 University Council discusses hearings or violent crimes the student attacked the class's professor, professor also on the council, said that "if we works eternally slow," said Donald Rucknagel By KERY MURAKAMI However, these sanctions would last two weeks make a mistake in suspending someone, we a professor of internal medicine. he University Council stalled in its at the most, said Eric S...…
…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 25, 1985 -Page 3 France protests S. Africa arrests; recalls ambassador JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPI) - France ordered its ambassador home yester- day to protest a four-day state of emergency that has resulted in 665 arrests. A banned guerrilla group vowed to attack white areas "to make the entire country ungovernable." At France's request, the U.N. Security Coun- cil called an emergency meeting today to ...…
…The Michigan Doily - Friday, July 26, 1985 - Page 3 Experts seek to stop 'killer bees 'invasion SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI)-Insect bees may have entered the United experts fanned out over a 400square States in a container of oil drilling mile region in California's Central equipment shipped from Latin Valley yesterday seeking the queen of America. the first swam of dreaded Africanized BERRYHILL declared an im- killer bees to establish itself in t...…
…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, July 27, 1985- Page 3 DEMONSTRATORS FACE COURT INJUNCTION 'Lawyer seeks Pinkerton case dismissal By BARBARA LOECHER The six members who appeared last week to refrain from harassing the Pinkertons and caused the company more than $o,ooo in lost were among the 13 names which appeared on a from infiltrating Pinkerton meetings. business. Lawyers representing a local activist group suit filed by Kerasotes Theaters - a...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 30, 1985 - Page 3 . POICEMSU student admits to stabbing By LAURA BISCHOFF "I WENT over to Sean and Brian's place and unknown. "I haven't the foggiest idea," said Jack waived Brian came home and told me to leave. I don't Apol, Thomas' attorney. "It is entirely up to the O TE S A Michi right to trial yesterday and pleaded guilty in know why," Thomas told circuit court Judge Ross judge's discretion." his rights ...…
