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…WEF tit! Weather Tonight: Partly cloudy, low of 550* Tomorrow: Scattered showers high 850, low 630. , One Ihundredfive years of editor-zl freedom Tuesday September 3, 1996 ; : i i l l U.S. attack on Iraq calied imminent The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Iraqi armored forces and artillery pulled out of the Kurdish city of Irbil yesterday, but the Clinton administration dismissed the withdrawal as insignificant and pushed ahead with consul...…

…One /hundred five years of edi-l freedom *ar Wednesday September 4, 1996 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n nd strike Saddam vows to down U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) -The United States fired a hailstorm of cruise mis- siles at Iraqi air-defense sites for the second time in 24 hours to destroy tar- gets that survived yesterday's initial attack. The strike came 12 hours after President Clinton warned that a defiant Saddam Hussein must "pay a price...…

…Watm Tonight Partly cloudy, low around 65. Tomorrow: Scattered showers and sunshine, high 840. F 6.40 icrq *ar One /undredfive years ofeditorizlfreedom Thursday September s,1im I 1 111111 111111111jjj i I I1 11 1111 ,11 311 UJ' policy benefits relig ious observers By Heather Miller Daily Staff Reporter Students who experience academic conflicts on religious holidays now have a policy that works in their favor. The New U-M Policy On Relig...…

…rAb tit! Weather ronight: Mostly cloudy. A .40 ercent chance of showers. romorrow: Mostly cloudy with 3 50% chance of showers. i One hundredfive years of editorilfreedom Friday September 6, 1996 ,., . u . , : 4. : , ,, . . .,; 0 urncane ran atters Carolinas MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) - Closing in with I 15 mph winds, Hurricane Fran began battering the Carolinas yesterday, bending trees and blowing rain sideways as thou- sands of people scr...…

…~A2 *rnr Weather Tonight: Rain showers, low aro'und 610. Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, high around 65*. I One hundred five years f edtorialfreedom Monday September 9, 1996 1.. 1!11111111 1 0 1; 0 8 11, 1 .; s .x r u' ' '> SEMI /iLA A 4 Abortion divides GOP in Lansing Anupama Reddy aily Staff Reporter LANSING - The Michigan Republican Convention, which began as a pep rally for the party, developed into a frantic contest between pro- choice...…

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…oatrirni ti eather bnight: Cloudy, chance of in, low around 53*. omorrow: Mostly cloudy, high round 650. h One hundredfive years of editorialfreedom Thursday September 12, 1996 itilte Dtich lg oil All-female dorms may Programs looking at Barbour, Newberry go coed By Jodi S. Cohen Daily Staff Reporter A" Re fere- halls Be are them atmo resid ifa l the s A ing- Hon Rese< coed New 4T. ower yoga eomes to A2 Alice Robinson Staff Reporter ...…

…irran urn-t Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 520. Tomorrow: Cloudy, chance of rain, high around 63*. One hiundredfive years ofedtord freedom Friday September 13, 1996 ------- 1 INNIS: bil l I ll : iiil!lillll! I m u m ......... I-- ....... MIC IGA Who: No. 11 Michigan vs. No. 5 Colorado Where: Folsom Field (cap. 51,808), Boulder, Colo. hen: omorrow, 3:30 p.m. Television: ABC, Channel 7 Series history: Each team has won one gam...…

…12b *rni Weather Tonight: Cloudy, low around 520. Tomorrow: Clear and dry, high around 65°. I One /undredfve years of edftornalfreedom Monday September 16, 1996 " v 'a Y A' ':4.,1 i . .t,"t! '*G f a;e +neyya cf ('Lnzc ^t'ar Pt t a.. {ty: r a "ry . ,f. c rt sn a Cr t ,a~t rt.+ . l u+ ry t r t ' Y a i t p r L t :S rFir -c a4 r a1s r t t r : tti " ".' .s.u ..,..'. ': " "G"LU °.t.ca°i4:"uui';an , i4 "+' 4 Nt° i":rt< ypp' t r' + t ' tt; m n +...…

…either onit: Cloudy, low around [f0 ofnorrow: Sunny, high around 0.* Low 490. C t *&ti i One hundredfive years of edftorialfreedom Tuesday September 17, 1996 ifw. P IRWI t. Kuwait g Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON -Kuwait agreed yesterday to permit the United States to deploy 3,000 more troops on its soil, but the White House put that plan and possible additional U.S.. air attacks inst Iraq on hold so officials here can deter- ?e whether...…

…eather night: Mostly cloudy. Low ound 500. morrow: Becoming partly nny. High around 700. 1£,,4 'tr Mw ti One hundred five years ofeditori lfreedom Wsemednesday September 18, 1996 _ _ __ - ~:' I orm ove y Janet Adamy aily Staff Reporter When Boston University first-year student ree Roberts comes back to her room after a day classes, her sheets are clean and there is a t on her pillow. F berts is one of more than 500 hundred BU udents ca...…

…Weather Tonight: Mostly clear, low in the upper 40s. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy, low around 400. Highs in the 70s. 1£,, 'trw Irni One hundredfive years ofediltori freedom Thursday September 19, 1996 N ... ..., ,: 4 rv: r ,.: ; ,.; :, ' . , R:3 .'' ., N:ru z . ,'i : ' £ : ; .. ' C > . . , ; ' n , ::: z .,...::< ,, ., . k ,,. ?: ,'v"7 .. n" Ca.. .,,. ' y a T Fd.. n v:^'3 ke Fc a ,._ z .. r-h ....... n < ."£ s, ., .: ,o, ....,.: ...,<.,.w '. r....…

…WE f 6 *rnV Weather Tonight: Cloudy and cool, low around 500. Tomorrow: Cloudy, chance of rain, highs around 680. One hundredjf ve years of editoriallfreedom September 20, 1996 4T s s. : k. ..i 'U' execs made secret deals Duderstadt offered salary bonuses to top administrators By Jodi S. Cohen and Jeff Eldridge Daily Staff Reporters It's no secret that former University President James Duderstadt and the Board of Regents oper- ated und...…

…Ii a *rnt Weather tonight: Cloudy and breezy, low around 450. Tomorrow: Chance of showers high around 550. i, One hundredfive years ofedikonridfreedom Monday September 23, 1996 -' -- - - -- - - - Jackson mobilizes Markiey %tudents By Jennifer Harvey Daily Staff Reporter Early birds in the Mary Markley din- ing hail were treated to more than just doughnuts yesterday morning. Leaving the TV cameras and podi- s behind, the Rev. Jesse Jacks...…

…eather onight: Dry and cold, low round 40*. omorrow: Clear and cool, igh around 620. E t One /undredfve years ofeditoria freedom Tuesday September 24, 1996 ......... ......... ......... ........ . OWE w ., I bro gram may help to pirate software 'U' looking at other security measures to protect students Anupama Reddy Staff Reporter The Trojan Horse program that has stolen at least 100 uniqnames and pass- words from campus computing site...…

…E~j tri-Rr ni t tit! Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low in upper 40s to around 500. Tomorrow: Chance of rain in afternoon, high in the 60s. One hundredflve years ofeditorialfreedom Wednesday September 25, 1996 MSA approves 1996-97 budget with few problems By Will Welssert Daily Staff Reporter The Michigan Student Assembly passed its $205,870 budget unanimously at last night's meeting - not only that, but they did it in about an hour. "...…

…Bather onight: Rain developing and ecoming breezy, low 55*. omorrow: Rain, possible thur erstorms, high in upper 60s. it,,r itta ti n-~ One hunidred fve years of editorial freedom Thursday September 26, 1996 ">':.. .: n'.' ... nr:' .. Y'. M P Y r. , v, .... . :.. ,. ., .. cvC,:. ..... .a .a,;.u " '.. 3.?, r n .3.. . r. n M . Y. .. .w... rr 'S. .,. .C ,: :: f..;,r 5?' r. ,: , c.'c n r v-+r.. ... .:? /.>E ' r ,*, .. s . r,*, ,. r.. . < d ...…

…Neather onight: Showers and thunder torms possible, low 570. omorrow: Showers, high round 680. if ank Y One /undredfive years ofeditorialfreedom Friday September 27, 1996 i ~~~ Y i M1 .i..tTM Who:.,. No. 7 Michigan vs. UCLA Where: Michigan Stadium (cap. 102,501, more than 104,000 expected) men: morrow, 3:30 p.m. Television: ABC, Channel 7 'U' tuition rising slower than average By Jeff Eldridge Daily Staff Reporter Tuition rates at the ...…

…C~' 'Elan t Weather Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 520. Tomorrow: Partly sunny, high of 72*. One hundred six years of ed/torizlfreedom Monday September 30, 1996 :;Ili i lilipinos celebrate heritage inonth 8y Alice Robinson Daily Staff Reporter World-renowned author N.V.M. Gonzalez said he didn't know if what ie" had to say Friday night would sit Well with the audience - "Because I am standing up" About 100 people converged in West ua...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 3, 1996 NATION/WORLD MOVE-IN Continued from Page 1A (before school started)," Levy said. Rooms unclaimed by today will be legally available for re-assignment, which should help alleviate the space sgnieze. Those who have not been givdn rooms will get first priority when th two-week housing freeze on vacan- ciesends, Levy said. 1kommunication troubles have also plagued the lounge lizards. Lounges ...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 4, 1996NATIONORLD Bitter customs, immigration officials patrol Chinese-Vietnamese border The Washington Post- FRIENDSHIP PASS, On the Chinese-Vietnamese Border - The surly Vietnamese customs agent in the ill-fitting olive-green uniform was taciturn as he inspected the two suitcases, unfolding each article of clothing, flipping intently through the pages of every book and magazine as he searched for...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 5, 1996 Netanyahu Arafat talk peace N ATION/WORLD EREZ CROSSING, Gaza Strip (AP) - With his arm twisted, Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday shook the hand of ',asser Arafat, a man he once con- demned as a murderer. Then the Israeli -lard-liner and the former guerrilla "alked peace. b The historic meeting at the Israel- ,aza border - arranged after months f U.S. pressure and Palestinian threats helped c...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 6, 1996 NATION/WORLD Dole advisers quit after control dispute WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bob Dole's struggling presidential cam- paign suffered another setback yes- terday when his two top media advis- ers quit after a dispute with cam- paign manager Scott Reed over who should control Dole's television advertising. Don Sipple and Mike Murphy, who have sparred for some time with top campaign officials over...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 9, 1996 NATION/WORLD Fran kills 22, floods neighborhoods t { . ' z ,, . . RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Their neighborhoods in tatters but their resolve largely intact, residents of hurri- cane-battered areas turned yesterday to cleaning up formidable messes, watch- ing swollen waterways and adjusting to life without electricity. At least six peo- ple were still reported missing. Four electric utilitie...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 10, 1996 NATION/WORLD U.N. expected to support test-ban treaty The Washington Post UNITED NATIONS - The General Assembly began a special meeting yesterday that is expected to end with an overwhelming majority of the U.N.'s 185 member states vot- ing to support a worldwide ban on nuclear test blasts. Despite the shadow cast over the proceedings by opposition from India and Pakistan, both undeclare...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 11, 1996 NATION/WORLD I Kurds flee Iraqi-held territory Los Angeles Tunes ISTANBUL, Turkey - Although Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and his allies offered them the olive branch of an amnesty, thousands of Kurds yester- day began fleeing areas that have col- --apsed into the control of a Baghdad- lacked Kurdish faction. Estimates varied greatly about the numbers of refugees streaming from the ea...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 12, 1996 NATION/WORLD Weapons treaty faces rejection in Senate s . 4 .)... Er ,r t 4 Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - The Clinton administration is running into unex- pected trouble in its bid to win Senate ratification of a chemical weapons con- vention treaty, which calls for the destruction of chemical weapon stock- piles and factories around -the world within 10 years. After 11th-hour lob...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 13, 1996 NATION/WORLD Hortense may hit East Coa NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - Packing :130=mph winds, Hurricane Hortense 'took a swipe at the Turks and Caicos islands and barreled past the Bahamas yesterday on a track that could threaten :e northeastern United States over the weekend In Puerto Rico, where at least 13 peo- ple died in the storm Tuesday, residents -aid work crews continued their arduous cl...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 16, 1996 NATION/WORLD Germs to kill fewer people by 2020 WASHINGTON (AP) - Heart dis- ease, depression and car crashes will overtake infectious diseases to become the world's leading causes of death and disability by 2020, the World Health Organization said. It will mark the first time non-infectious diseases kill more people than germs, a sudden rise pro- pelled in part by tobacco. The U.N. age...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 17, 1996 NATION/WORLD Early election returns show Muslim and Serb vying for Bosnia's top post . ' ,.. Top Muslim, Croat and Serb to comprise 3- member presidency SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) - Early election returns yester- day showed the leader of the Bosnian Muslims and a Serb nationalist vying to head a three-member presidency that aims to hold Bosnia together. The candidate who gets the...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 18, 1996 NATION/WORLD ,-A Debate commission says 'no' to Perot 'g 0 WASHINGTON (AP) - In a deci- sion cheered by Republicans, a non- partisan commission recommended yesterday that Ross Perot be denied a spot in this fall's presidential debates because he has no realistic shot at win- ling the White House. An outraged Perot vowed to sue. Still to be seen is whether excluding Perot would hurt h...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 19, 1996 NATION/WORLD octors: eukemia killed ~A~new Baltimore Sun , ALTIMORE - Former Vice resident Spiro Agnew's death was .caused by acute leukemia, a cancer af°the blood and blood-making organs that apparently went undiag- ;nosed until the end, his doctors said yesterday. Agnew died Tuesday evening after 'being rushed to a hospital in Berlin, a few miles west of his vacation home in Ocean City...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 20, 1996 NATION/WORLD Veterans suspect U.S. cover-up Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - The Pentagon's latest discovery that 5,000 more veter- ans ofthe 1991 GulfWar may have had contact with chemical weapons appeared to heighten suspicion yester- day among veterans of the conflict that the Defense Department has been try- ing to cover-up the issue. The Pentagon's new announcement marked the second ti...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 23, 1996 NATION/WORLD Perot blames Dole for debate snub r. x..: " ' ..emu .... .. 6 The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Reform Party presidential nominee Ross Perot yester- day called Republican nominee Bob Dole "rude and arrogant" and said Dole had "poisoned the attitudes of millions of independent voters" for opposing Perot's participation in debates this fall. Speaking on two morning talk sho...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 24, 1996 NATION/WORLD Perot sues commission over debates WASHINGTON (AP) -Ross Perot sued the bipar- tisan commission that voted to keep him out of the presidential debates, arguing yesterday that excluding him would deepen public cynicism and cause his cam- paign "incalculable dimage." Shifting strategy, Perot also was negotiating to buy network TV time to air three 30-second commercials denounc...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 25, 1996 NATION/WORLD Congress passes inigration bill ° , , The Washington Post WASHINGTON - After months of division over the issue in their own ranks, congressional Republican yes- terday pushed a major immigration- refbrm bill through a panel of House ahd Senate negotiators without a con- troversial amendment that would have allowed states to end free public educa- tion to illegal immigrant ...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 26, 1996 NATION/WORLD U.S. spy passes information to S. Korea Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON - In a case rare for its implica- tions between two friendly countries, a civilian U.S. naval intelligence official was charged in U.S. District Court yesterday with passing more than 50 top-secret, classified documents to the South Korean govern- ment. Robert Chaegon Kim, a Navy analyst who immi- grated...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 27, 1996 NATION/WORLD .............. MIDEAST Continued from Page 1 Traditionally, Palestinians have used stones in their battles with armed Israeli troops. The involvement of the Palestinian police force, created under the peace accord, has made the most recent clashes more deadly. Casualties mounted in part yesterday because many of the Palestinian police shot wildly and, unlike the Israelis, had ...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 30, 1996 NATION/WORLD Afghan militia declares Islamic rule ,. -. ,...,. :.; :r . . .. .. ..:,r. ,. ..: . :.. .. ,.,,. .. . .W . is doomed Los Angeles Times PESHAWAR, Pakistan - The Taliban militia, now the uncontested masters of Afghanistan's capital, chased the soldiers of ousted President Burhanuddin Rabbani north of Kabul on Friday and began putting in effect its version of strict Islamic rul...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 3, 1996 - 3A Class of 2000 gets crash course in college life Campus groups seek members On Friday, Sept. 13, hundreds of cups will congregate on the Diag to recruit new and returning students. Religious and ethnic groups, athletic clubs, service organizations, profes- sional societies and publications groups will each have tables set up and fliers to pass out. In case of inclement weather...…

…Tt,,... Rd:... 4.:x..... n-:f.. LOCAL/STATE ne Michenigan aiy - wednesday, September 4, New MS reps. optimistic about uture 1996-3 University 'of Minnesota admits diploma-less Two women will begin classes at the niversity of Minnesota at Morris this week, even though they were denied their high school diplomas because they wore ethnic symbols to their com- mencement ceremony. One woman, Danaj Battese-Trudell wore a Native American eagle fe...…

…LOCAL/STATE Shops, policies The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 5, 1996 - 3A new to Ann Arbor Internet lists housing sites * A new apartment locator service is helping University students find their next apartment via the National Apartment Locator Service on the World Wide Web. In the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area, there are approximately 19,568 apart- ments in 66 communities listed on NALS. The NALS provides a complete list- ing of apartm...…

…Bike thefts commnon as students return With the return of students to the niversity campus, the bicycle popula- tion rises each year. And concurrently, so does the num- ber of bicycle thefts. Department of Public Safety reports indicate that from Sunday to Tuesday this week there were at least seven reported bike thefts on campus - from tires to entire frames. Tuesday, the first day of fall classes, three bikes were reported stolen, each q=ed ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan o n, September 9, Bonsai exhibit showcases unconventional art 1996 - 3A Students win Summer Hopwoods Three University students were hon- with Summer Hopwood Awards in Creative Writing, while two others were given the Marjorie Rapaport Award in Poetry, also administered by. the University Hopwood program. Funded through a bequest from University alum and Broadway play- wright Avery Hopwood, the 59th annu- al contest ...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 10, 1996 -3 Nom, :Cars bumped in U' parking lots 1n separate incidents this weekend, eieveral vehicles were damaged when 4;ars bumped into each other in University parking lots. One incident reported to the department of Public Safety involved two cars parked in the Church Carport on Church Street. The caller reported "a small amount -ofFpaint" chipped off her vehicle, Which was parked on ...…

… LocAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 11, 1996-- 3 Northwestern staffer fired after racial comments A Northwestern University registra- tion employee was fired last Friday after .tittering racial slurs to an Asian American senior during student regis- tration, according to the The Daily Northwestern, the school's student newspaper. The employee, whom NU declined to identify, reportedly said to senior 4oanna Chien, "Young lad...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 12, 1996 - 3A Total eclipse comes to state's kies this month Michigan sky-watchers will get a autiful view of a total eclipse of the harvest moon on Sept. 26, says "University astronomer Richard Teske. "Lunar eclipses occur when the sun, Earth and moon all line up with the fhion hidden in the shadow cast behind the Earth," Teske said. -The moon - traveling at a speed of a2,300 miles per h...…

…LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 13, 1996 -3 Doctors propose ballot issue on assisted suicide North Campus om puters vandgazed Computers on North Campus were issing various functions and screens Wednesday. The Department of Public Safety reported that several unknown persons entered the North Campus computing center sometime between Tuesday 'tening and Wednesday morning. The individuals "erased 20 bookmarks off the Netscap...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 1 'U' libraries put select volumes up for sale 1 More than 3,500 withdrawn and dupli- cate volumes from University libraries will be available at a public book sale from 10 am. to 4 p.m. on Friday in the atrium of the Shapiro Undergraduate Library. The selection represents a wide range of subjects, including a large assortment of works in psychology, phi- losophy, religion and mathematics. ...…