…The Michigan Daly Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 1, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Congress finalizes spending cuts From APandUPI But the Senate relented once it WASHINGTON-Congress gave final became clear the House would pass the approval yesterday to a massive reduc- budget cuts. The Senate then sent the tion in government: spending, sending tax bill to a House-Senate conference. President Reagan $35.2 billion in Republicans called...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 54-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 4, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Reagan talks tough with EIIEEM air controllers Daily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM Long and winding road Sun-speckled paths lead travelers into the depths of Nichols' Arboretum. Violence in Iran continues; bomb blasts kill 14 people From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-Air traffic con- trollers illegally walked off their jobs yesterday and crippled ...…
…The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 5, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Striking air controllers defy gov't From AP and UPI for pay raises of $10,000 a year and a WASHINGTON - Threatened with four-day work week for its 15,000 mem- dismissal and $100,000-an-hour fines, bers. The union said special treatment air traffic controllers refused to call off was justified because a controller's job a nationwide strike yesterday desp...…
…he Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 56-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, August 6, 1981 ' Ten Cents Twelve Pages Five jailed as Reagan fires air controllers Doily Photo by KIM HILL Razing the roof A pile of shattered slate shingles lies in front of Tappan Hall after construc- tion workers tore them off of the 88-year-old roof to clear it for new asphalt shingles. Even after several efforts of concerned faculty and citizens to save the historic...…
…The Micigan aly Vol. XCI, No. 57-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, August 7, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages ontrollers, Reagan stick to their guns From AP and UPI TRANSPORTATION Secretary Drew WASHINGTON - Ignoring widening Lewis said a total of between 1,000 and outcries from big labor, the Reagan 1,200 controllers have returned to work administration continued to fire since the strike started Monday. illegally striking air controllers yester- day ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 58-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 8, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Iran, France move closer o crisis Daily Photo by KIM HILL The Rush is on These students in the Student Activities Building are among the many currently offering and looking for housing for Fall term. The Housing Office on the first floor offers a matching service for those who have available housing, and those who are seeking housing...…
…e Micigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 59-2 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 11, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages economists predict surge in economy ByJOHN ADAM Daily staff writer The nation's economy will recover from its current-recession and enter a period of rapid growth by the end of the year, a team of University economists predicted in a report released yester- day. The growth period is expected to be accompanied by slowing inflation, shar...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 60-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 12, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages New student loan program established By MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer Among the many provisions passed by Congress last week under the um- brella of the massive Reagan budget, are guidelines to set up a new federal student loan program that "isn't a bad trade-off" for other aid programs cut by the same budget, according to a Univ...…
…The Michigan Dally Vol. XCI, No. 61-S Ann Arbor, Michigan- -Thursday, August 13, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Cost of living in city high, survey By MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer The cost of living in Ann Arbor is almost 10 percent higher than the national average, with hospital costs here the highest of the 232 cities sur- veyed, according to the American Chamber of Commerce Researchers Association, which recently released its quarterl...…
…''official says job prospects for liberal arts grads brighter By MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer Surveys indicating a bright job outlook for. engineers and a dismal view for liberal arts graduates do not present a complete picture of job-, hunting results, according to a University placement officer. The figures showing a lack of demand for the liberal arts are "deceiving" because they are based primarily upon surveys of on-campus recruiting, ...…
…The ichigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 63-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 15, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages U' funds may be reduced State cutback could Sweeat into faculty raises By MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer There is a "distinct possibility" Gov. William Milliken will issue a last minute executive order to reduce state expenditures to make up for a projected shortfall of $50 million to $100 million for the current fiscal year ending Sep- ...…
…Page 2-Saturday, August]1 1981-The Michigan Daily Air traffic controllers again threaten walkout FromAPand UPI WASHINGTON - The air traffic con- trollers union yesterday threatened a strike Monday morning - a move that couldicripple air travel - unless it, reaches a new contract agreement with the government. After the two sides met briefly federal mediator Kenneth Moffett said the parties were "light years apart" and he saw little chance of...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, August 4, 1981-The Michigan Daily Poles block traffic to protest food shortage From AP and UPI Gen. Wojcisch Jaruzelski and the ruling WARSAW, Poland - Hundreds of Communist Party Politburo announced buses, trucks and cars converged on a plenary session of the new party cen- Warsaw yesterday in a Solidarity tral committee will be held Saturday to protest against nationwide food shor- discuss the current crisis. tages, but riot-...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, August 5, 1981-The Michigan Daily Oscar-winig Melvyn Douglas dead at From AP and UPI NEW YORK - Melvyn Douglas, who won awards for his work in television, film and stage during an'acting career spanning 53 years, died yesterday at the age of 80. Douglas died at Memorial Sloan Ket- tering hospital of penumonia and heart trouble, his son, Peter Douglas, said. He had been there about four days. THE HOSPITAL is known as a can- c...…
…Page 2-Thursday, August 6, 1981-The Michigan Daily Young shah plans Iranian revolution CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - The elder son of the late shah of Iran announced from his Egyptian exile yesterday that he was engineering a "national uprising" to topple the regime of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. There was no immediate reaction from Iran, where anti-regime violence is reported increasing daily. REZA II, who proclaimed himself successor to the Peacock ...…
…Page 2--Friday, August 7, 1981--The Michigan Daily Defense plan could total $1.96 trilli1'*on WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense planners have forged a record five-year budget program totaling more than $1.6 trillion for fiscal years 1983 through 1987, Pentagon sources said yesterday. At that rate, the nation's security would cost close to $4 per day for every man, woman and child. 'The new outline represents an in- crease of about $200 billion over t...…
…Page 2-Saturday, August 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily Watt will postpone offshore oil drillin WASHINGTON (AP)-Interior Secretary James Watt announced yesterday that because of a legal dispute, he is delaying until at least 1983 a decision on whether to permit of- fshore oil and gas drilling in four scenic areas off the Northern California coast. The decision gave conservationists, who had complained about the dangers from possible oil spills, at...…
…Page 2--Tuesday, August 11, 1981-The Michigan Daily Period of expansion foreseen in economy 4 (Continued from Page 1) during the early months of 1982, and then will stabilize at a peak level of 8.4 percent for several months. During the second half of 1982 the unemployment rate will decline to below 8 percent and by the third quarter of 1983, the jobless rate will be below 7 percent and heading downward still. ECONOMIC GROWTH-After the decli...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, August 12, 1981-The Michigan Daily Foreign support softens for air controllers Fro mAP and UPI WASHINTON-The air traffic con- trollers strike delayed flights between theUnited States and Europe yesterday but internaional travel showed signs of getting back to normal as Canada an- nounced it would reopen a key trans- Atlantic route. In Australia, controllers backed down on a threat to boycott U.S. flights. THE ACTIONS came as...…
…Page 2-Thursday, August 13, 1981-The Michigan Daily Survey shows city costs high (ContinuedfromPage 1) ticipated, but not many others from The average Ann Arbor rent (ex- that area, she said. cluding all utilities but water) reported The numbers in the survey are by the local chamber of commerce was designed not as an absolute value, but $322. Compared to the national average are a "relative comparison" which is of $287, the city is a more exp...…
…Page 2-Friday, August 14, 1981-The Michigan Oaily Moscow calls U.S. insane after neutron decision 4 THE N nudis at Sultan, From AP and UPi GENEVA, Switzerland - Moscow yesterday accused the Reagan ad- ministration of insanity for going ahead with production of newtron warheads and a Soviet disarmament negotiator said there was now a greater danger of war. "Such a cannibalistic philosophy is extremely dangerous and not the least of all for ...…
…Page 2-Saturday, August 15, 1981-The Michigan Daily Oil industry finds special breaks in Reagan tax package WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's Association of America. oil industry hit a small gusher in "We are presently not generating suf- President Reagans new tax-cutting ficient revenue to do the amount of package, with special breaks for both drilling and exploration needed" to independent producers and the energy replace the oil being used and...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 1 1981-Page 3 77 ______________________---7_ O _ 6 / ^y\\}il . 1 3 l s ... f-if- 1. , o. n. e o__ xvs teo xss x a xes :"m ;n ew es . s.s e:M. y 1 r I I A2 EPA: facing uncertain future EPA's prospects dim because o Reagan s ederal cutbacks By JENNIFER MILLER Daily staff writer The uncertain changes that the En- vironmental Protection Agency faces under the Reagan administration have local EPA personnel a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 4, 1981-Page 3 STUDY REAFFIRMS TOP PA Y FOR ENGIN GRADS Engineers ride grav y BETHLEHEM, Pa. (UPI)-Engineering students degree graduates, but received only 4 percent of the degree candidates have drawn a growing amount of attention lately, job offers, the study said. last year. because of the relatively open job market and high It also said the salaries associated with the job of- The College Pla starting sa...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 5, 1981-Page 3 Tax cut awaits Reagan's signature From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - The House sent President Reagan yesterday the bill he wanted to slash per- sonal income taxes in each of the next three years and launch what he contends will be an era of economic boom without inflation. Operating under unusual procedures that required a two-thirds majority vote, the House voted 282-95 for the compromise tax cu...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 6, 1981-Page 3 RESTA URANT, GALLERY MAY BE INCLUDED Women plan to open new center By ANN MARIE FAZIO Daily staff writer Several Ann Arbor women have announced plans to open a new women's center in the city which would include a restaurant, art gallery, retail stores, and meeting halls. The women, who said the plans are still in the early stages, said their goal is to create a "center for all women" to meet ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 7, 1981--Page 3 CHEN'S DEA TH, THE KMT, SECRET AGENTS DISCUSSED The death in Taiwan former University Ph Chen Wen-Chen has b tion to the sharp div peoples of the Asian isl known as the Republi Basically, one faction Kuomintang governm power, and the other s The latter claims tha government in Taiwa responsiblefor Chen's What follows is an h ween Daily staff writer and an ethnic Taiwane that stand. Several me ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday August 8, 1981-Page 3 Strategies for energ Reagan s deregulation sparks debate By MARK GINDIN Daily staff writer Will trust in the free market solve the nation's energy problems or will gover- nment deregulation merely allow the American public to continue wasting energy instead of encouraging conser- vation? This is the debate sparked among national and University energy experts by President Reagan's recently unve...…
…Health plan council votes on 'U' Hospital cost bike today By JENNIFER MILLER Daily staff writer A federal health planning agency for southeastern Michigan will meyt this mqrning in Detroit to decide whether the University actually needs to increase by $75 mnillion the cost of its.massive project to build a replacement for University hospital and renovate other areas of the University's medical complex. The executive committee of the Comprehen...…
…The Mkhigan Daily--Vednesday, August 12, 1981-Page 3 New law library to open : hreeunderground levels provie much needed space By ANN MARIE FAZIO Daily staff writer After ten years of planning and three and a half years of construction, University officials will at last be able. to show off their $9,million new three- level underground law library this. month. Beverly Pooley, director of the University's'law library, said the sleek chrome, wo...…
…'U' students support Iranian protestors By PAMELA KRAMER Daily staff writer Several Iranian students yesterday circulated pamphlets and petitions on the Diag in support of the 60 Iranians arrested last week in New Jersey on charges of illegal entry to the United States. The students- said they have been collecting- signatures petitioning the release of the imprisoned Iranians since Monday, and they are sending copies of the documents to Secre...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, August 14, 1981-Page 3 New Campus Info. Center ready to aid U' students By JENNIFER MILLER Daily staff writer Where's the housing office? How do I get football tickets? What movies are playing tonight? Where can you find answers to questions like these? The Campus Information Center in the Michigan Union opened recently to provide answers to questions about life at the University. IF THE CIC staff can't answer a qu...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 15, 1981-Page 3 BUT AFTER THREE WEEKS MUST SCRAMBLE FOR HOUSING Foreign students find home at 'U' By JOHN ADAM Daily staff writer Although the housing situation for in- coming University students is becoming "very tight," foreign studen- ts newly arriving in this country will have no trouble finding accom- modations-at least temporarily. This is a sharp change from previous years wh, v newcomers were routed...…
…Page 4-Saturday, August , 1981-The Michigan Daily Rumors circulate about shower in new dean's office 4 By JOHN ADAM Daily staff writer College of Engineering Dean James Duderstadt doesn't have one. Neither does School of Public Health Dean Richard Remington, or Dean Joan Stark of the School of-Education. But the new LSA dean, Peter Steiner, will have one this Monday if things proceed on schedule. A shower is being installed in the dean's off...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, August 4, 1981--The Michigan Daily Senate formally OKs Reagan's tax cut bill, House nod expected In Brief Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports WASHINGTON (AP)-After rebuf- fing a last-gasp protest from Sen. Ed- ward Kennedy, the Senate passed 67 to 8 yesterday a compromise version of President Reagan's tax cut and sent it to the House for a final vote that would put the landmark measure on ...…
…Page 4-Wednesday, August 5, 1981-The Michigan Daily Hunger striker unera sparks riots, debate BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP)-Rioters in Roman Catholic neighborhoods threw bricks, bottles, and gasoline bombs at police and troops yesterday after the funeral of IRA hunger striker Kieran Doherty, police said. Security forces retaliated by firing plastic bullets to disperse crowds, they said. No casualties were reported in the clashes. DOHERTY, 25...…
…0 Page 4-Thursday, August 6, 1981-The Michigan Daily Reagan won't bud ge on PLO in Sadat talks WASHINGTON - Egyptian President Anwar Sadat yesterday achieved one of the principal objectives of his visit to the United States - a commitment by the Reagan ad- ministration to remain a full partner in Middle East peace talks. But Sadat apparently did not achieve a second aim, to change the American policy against negotiating with the Palestine Li...…
…Page 4-Friday, August 7, 1981-The Michigan Daily Reagan, Sadat coniclude talks, voi e good will From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-President Reagan and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat concluded two days of talks yesterday with expressions of good will but clearly are at odds over bringing the Palestine Liberation Organization to the Middle East negotiating table. Prime Minister Menachem Begin yesterday labeled the Palestine Liberation Organization a "...…
…Page 4-Saturday, August 8, 1981-The Michigan Daily 'U' Iranian students arrested after protest 4 (ContinuedfromPage 1) and Naturalization service in Otisville Federal Detention Center, in Otisville, N.Y., pending a hearing scheduled for this Tuesday, according to Suzanne Knight, executive assistant to the war- den. They were brought to Otisville from the Brooklyn Detention Facility, where all immigrants are detained if arrested. The arrested...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, August 11, 1981-The Michigan Daily New dean of LSA braces for more cuts 4 (Continued from PageD) budget-cut decisions through the in- dividual departments' executive com- mittees, Steiner said. Additional plans for budget reduc- tions are still in the early stages, he said. IN AN INTERVIEW last month, University President Harold Shapiro said that, although more retrenchment is necessary for the University, cut- backs will not...…
…0 Page 4-Wednesday, August 12, 1981-The Michigan Daly Demonstrators stage sit-ins against bomb THE HAGUE, Netherlands by a U.S. atomic bomb at the end, (AP)-Three hundred demonstrators World War II. staged sit-ins yesterday at six em- Other bands of youths held peacef bassies, including the American and sit-ins in the lobbies of the West Ge Soviet missions, proclaiming "a man and Spanish embassies and ou renewal of the European movement side ...…
…Page 4-Thursday, August 13, 1981-The Michigan Daily Most French citizens return from Iran 4 PARIS (AP)-Fifty French nationals, led by the former French ambassador to Iran, arrived home from Tehran yesterday after six days of strain over France's refusal to ex- tradite the former Iranian president. The group, the second planeload of French evacuees from Iran this week, emerged from the Iran Air jet looking relaxed. "THE DELAY in our departure...…
…Page 4-Friday, August 14, 1981-The-Michigan Daily Foreign inaction deals setback to U.S. controllers 4 from AP and UPI AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Trans-Atlantic air travel returned to near normal yesterday and striking U.S. air traffic controllers suffered another setback when foreign con- troller unions postponed a decision on imposing sanctions against American commercial flights. Leaders of international air traffic controllers asked their ...…
…Page 4-,-Satourday, August 15, 1981-The Michigan Daily Judge urges stripping of In Brief Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports PATCO From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - An administrative law judge recommended yesterday that the striking air traffic controllers union be stripped of its rights to bargain on behalf of the air controllers because of its involvement in the illegal air con- trollerwalkout. Judge John Fe...…
…'Fuel standards, alternatives essential (Continued from Page 3) predictions are that by 1985-87 its oil capacity will be short. The lines at gas stations in past years in this country were "nothing compared to what we're going to see," Gray said. Another alternative fuel, synthetic crude, "doesn't appear to be as attrac- tive right now," Gray said. "The technology to control emissions is not available," and because the emissions problem is in...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, August 4, 1981--Page 5' Jerry Ford Museum gets finishing touches GRAND RAPIDS (AP)-The room looks like the Oval Office, but the trap- pings-the wheel from the captured merchant ship Mayaguez, a pipe holder from Leonid Brezhnev-seem just a lit- tle out of date. And no wonder. It's the Oval Office of former President Gerald Ford, who took over the White House when Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 and who lost the 1976 ...…
…ThesMichigan Daily-Wednesday, August 5, 1981-Page 5 WILL DISCUSS MIDEAST CRISIS WITH REAGAN Sadat to come to U.S. WASHINGTON (AP)-President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, ready to open his first talks with Ronald Reagan, is bearing a proposal that the new American president would rather not hear-that the United States offer the Palestinians a direct role in the quest for a Mideast peace. Sadat was scheduled to arrive last night for a five-day visit. B...…
…I The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 6, 1981-Page 5 TRUDEAU ENERGY PLAN SE TS STAGE FOR SHOWDOWN Canadian-U.S. business colliding OTTAWA (AP) - Prime Minister Program soon thereafter. Canadian private and government cor- further undermining the already weak Elliott Trudeau's bold plan to make Both sides seem eager to defuse the porations have gone on a buying spree, Canadian currency. Canadian officials Canada's energy industry more confront...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, August 8, 1981-Page 5 Energy policy sparks de bate (Continued from Page 3) . "WHEN THE prices were held ar- tificially low," Pack said, "the producers went after cheap, foreign oil." The result was a decline in further domestic production and more gas- guzzling automobiles, he said. On the other hand, said Pack, when the price of energy rises, there is an in- crease in production and the actual use of the energy d...…
