…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 7, 1979-Page 1 B E Sirn t 1 PART B Sycor Inc. to layoff 600 workers By MICHAEL ARKUSH Sycor Inc., the city's largest private corporation, will layoff 600 workers in* the next six months, company spokesmen announced Tuesday. The major shake-up has been rumored for several months but this week's announcement assures that the company will undergo numerous changes. The corporation will be con- verted fr...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-9 Michigan's 1980 Football Schedule Blue enter season with QB, defense still question marks (Continued from Page 8) championship without a good defense," he said, "and that's got to be the key to our suetess in the fall. "In the spring, we made some progress,, but we were not satisfied with our defense up front, where we lost everybody that had played any football, except (Mike) Trgovac. ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday,' Nursing not a job for women only By JULIE BARTH Mike Meade is a bearded, rugged- looking man in his mid-twenties. Confi- dent and outgoing, he wears blue jeans, a white T-shirt, and heavy construction boots. But, he does not drive a semi- truck; he is not a construction worker. Meade is a nurse at University Hospital. The reasons Meade gives for entering the field of nursing are common to many male nurses. First of...…
…Page 2-B-Friday, September7, 1979-The Michigan Daily U of Mass. students return to crumbling library AMHERST, Mass. (AP) - Six years ago the University of Massachusetts opened a modern 28-story tower touted as "the tallest library in the world." But when classes resumed Wednesday, students found the library barricaded, its brick facade crumbling and its one million books temporarily out of reach. "This is no way to start the school year," ...…
…Page F-10--Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily GOLFERS CATCH UP, PASS ALL BUT OHIO ST.: Cutting strokes the 'hol The fatal blow struck at the Michigan golf team last season was, oddly enough, not of the linksters' own doing. It was cast by the NCAA tournament selection committee, which bypassed the Big Ten runnerup Wolverines in favor of offering third-place Indiana an at-large bid to the prestigious national finals. "I'm very dis...…
…Page 14-B-Friday, September 11, 1981-The Michigan Doily 0 6 4 7r ~ 4~4 y ' . . 4,' Y- -.-. 777-. 555 '; y 7., -5 4 4 .5- 5-' - .-:y ... ., 4, 4.4: f .5 -5-Y~r 5 -7'/ .t- , s -Y,:,- - 6s a-- -5-z '5 ,. Y. A3 ,' 'q 4 4-9 .5' .. yea p A '47 W -'5-.;55--. . d5x- -55-J5. . T-4, .54 - '- - 4d :; : .. a '4 455 <5 ' - 55 5 4.. 4 s .10 a '444 .g4, . '4'tz + : 1 545-.a.. 4 . ~ ' , .A t 'a..ar. , .. tis , m, , , . f iryy, ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 7, 1979-Page 3-B AP Photo by Loren Portnow REV. JESSE JACKSON advocated U.S. recognition of the Palestinian Liberation Organization and University divest- ment from companies doing business in South Africa during a commencement speech last month. Jackson addressed about 500 graduates and their guests at Hill Auditorium. Jackson calls or PLO recognition, 'U' divestment By ELIZABETH SLOWIK Civil rights le...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-11 Tankers' goal: dethrone versatile champ Indiana GETTING OFF THE STARTING blocks, Michigan swimmer Monika Scheff and former Wolverine Linda Kendall prepare to take the plunge during a meet. Scheff is but one of a talented group of swimmers whom coach Stu Isaac has readied for the upcoming season. The tankers will attempt to defend their Big Ten Championshin. while moving up among- the n...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 11, 1981-Page 11-B ........................ .... ........ ......... ..../,^ ..:...... ................... .. . . .. , n~~~~~~~~.. .. .. ... .. . f..a.. . .. #...\. n......... v.~ [,:KY.;.Y'....... i[.. . SEATTLE (AP)- When James H. Petrie was ac- education loan, he reported to the college in neth Haynes, then superintendent of the Marine cepted into a Merchant Marine training program at a Galveston on Aug....…
…Page 4-B-Friday, September 7, 1979-The Michigan Daily IMPACT OF 30% CUT IN ALLOCATION SLIGHT Fuel supplies adequate or 'U' By STEVE HOOK Although fuel supplies at the Uni- versity are significantly lower than a year ago, officials are confident that the huge fleet will have sufficient gasoline supplies. During an average month, just under 500 University-owned buses, trucks, and cars burn up 20,000-30,000 gallons of gas. At the present rate, a...…
…Page F-12--Thursday, September 4, 1980-The Michigan Daily 1. U THE FOLKS EXPECT YOU TO Harriersfind tramplin but conference race to~ WRITE HOME ONCE IN A WHILE0.. 0 HERE'S AN EASIER WAY By JOHN FITZPATRICK After a surprisingly strong season which culminated in a 13th-place finish at the NCAA Championships, Michigan's men harriers return their top seven runners to form one of the most potent cross-country squads in the Big Ten this fall. ...…
…0 Page 12-B- Friday, September 11, 1981-The Michigan Daily Begin your day with C be 17ai 5 764-0558 Pot endangers health, AMA says NEW YORK (UPI) - Is the medical heat still on marijuana? You bet, claims the American Medical Association's new "Drug Abuse" handbook for doctors seeking guidance on marijuana. No matter what you may have heard, no mat- ter how high the status of marijuana on the college or social circuit, marijuana is a dang...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 7, 1979-Page 5-B awaiting outcomes of suits from ex-employees By ELISA ISAACSON The usually tranquil Ann Arbor City Hall, preoccupied with such tasks as filling potholes, does have its share of Perry Mason drama. The city is in the process of defending itself against pen- ding suits by various former em- ployees. One of those is the suit by former City Accountant Marc Levin, who was fired for his role in ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-13* FROSH TO REPLACE VETS WHO QUIT Women netters face rebuilding By DAN CONLIN Michigan women's tennis coach Ollie Owens is doing things his own way this year. He wasn't satisfied with the status of the team which he inherited last winter. The women who did play were only able to produce a 3-11 season mark. Owens was left holding the bag as four of his top players quit because of lack of ...…
…a The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 11, 1981- Page 13-B Slicing the. ' J' ie i 'U' budget ax trims Botanical Gardens Extension Service cut By ANN MARIE FAZIO The University's Matthei Botanical rdens was the first non-academic gram to fall victim to the ad- ministration's budget ax this summer. University administrators announced last June their plan to cut the gardens' budget by about 36 percent, forcing the closing of one of the ...…
…Page 6-B-Friday, September 7,1979-The Michigan Daily Heating oil shc WASHINGTON (AP) - People who beat with oil shod be able to get all the fuel they need this winter but will pay at least 50 per cent more than they did a year ago, the Carter administration said Wednesday. "There may be many people in our country who will be faced this winter -with a cruel choice between food or heat," departing Deputy Energy Secretary John O'Leary told a con...…
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…India birth control a shambles NEW DELHI, India (AP)-India's birth control program remains in disarray in much of the country two years after the collapse of a major compulsory sterilization effort. During the 1975-77 national emergen- cy declared by then-Prime Minister In- dira Gandhi, hundreds of thousands of males, some in their teens and childless, others in their 60s, were ounded up by police and forcibly sterilized. The popular uproar ...…
…For your subscription, call 764-0558 FREE ISSUE I bP Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom 143IatiI FREE ISSUE Vol. XCI, No. 2 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Doily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 5, 1980 Free Issue Twenty-Eight Pages N. ampus bus hours reduced; 800 protest Daily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM LSA SENIOR DEAN WILSON rushes to catch a Northwood bus. The University is cutting back on bus service to North Campus ...…
…8-B-Friday, September 7, 1979-The Michigan Daily VillageKroger? Village Corner gets face lift; reaction to renovations mixed By AMY SALTZMAN Remember what it was like to wind your way through the maze-like aisles of Village Corner-Ann Arbor's favorite general store on the corner of South University and Forest Streets? As you squirmed between the canned soup and cake mix shelf and the tuna fish and potato chip shelf, your down jacket would ...…
…e 2-A-Friday, September 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily ~IF Three Polish mnines still on strike WARSAW, Poland (AP)-Three coal mines in Upper Silesia were still shut down yesterday by a strike over local grievances, but most Polish miners ' returned to work after winning gover- ' nment pledges of independent unions and work-free weekends, informed sources reported. The miners were the final holdouts of a nationwide wave of strikes that star- ted...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 7, 1979-Page 9-B Council may approve sale of city cable TV to Denver firm By SARA ANSPACH Ann Arbor City Council will vote Monday night on whether to approve a franchise agreement to sell the city's bankrupt cable television system to a Denver-based firm. If its purchase bid is approved, Daniels and Associates, Inc. told Coun- cil it would spend about $5 million to expand the network and pick up debts owe...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 3-A .................. . . . . . . . . ..u.f ". \ ..... . :' " ." "....",. ..t...0. . . ...........:....: ..-:..........;........... ~G 0 appeal litigation .continues By CHARLES THOMSON Both the Graduate Employees Organization and the University have appealed a July 14 ruling by a Michigan Employment Relations Commission ad- minsitrative judge which granted collective bargaining rights to ...…
…a Page 10-B-Friday, September 7, 1979-The Michigan Daily BROADCASTERS CHANGED: ABC juggles r ..,a.i TV lineup An AP Sports Analysis. OK, students. Time for our weekly television quiz: Who will be doing college football this year? (a) ABC, (b) ESPN, (c) Chris Schenkel, (d) Woody Hayes. If you answered the first two, you deserve a varsity letter. ABC, THE network with the roving eye for top-rated cheerleaders, will be doing the NCAA's glamour...…
…OPINION P age 4-A Friday, September 5, 1980 The Michigan Daily . ' __ i- __ .. Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, M148109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board T 1 r 1 ..~ 1 C1l 1 Jelly beans and Borateem: A vision of President Rea A NO Mackey scandal here W HEN MICHIGAN State Univer- The improvements to Shapiro's fo sity President Cecil Mackey ball...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 7, 1979-Page 11-8 'Not because it's not worth reading. You're wasting your time because you could be reading it three to ten times faster than you are right now That's right -three to ten times faster With better concentration, understanding, and recall. The problem is, most of us haven't learned anything new about reading since we were 10 years old. So we're still stumbling along at a fraction of our rea...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 5-A Panel: Remove waste or no nukes LANSING (UPI)-No new nuclear power plants Sould be built in Michigan until a radioactive waste disposal plan is ready, the draft report of a special legislative committee recommended yesterday. The Special Joint Committee on Nuclear Energy also said no nuclear power plants should be permitted to operate without an emergency preparedness plan that can be imp...…
…Page 12-B-Friday, September 7, 1979-The Michigan Daily Behind the scene: Wolverine football assistants By LIZMAC They're there, alright. Their names are not splashed across the headlines of the sports pages, their faces are not instantly recognized by the average football fan, and their work goes largely unheralded. But the im- portance of their roles and the expertise with which they perform their trade are reflected in Michigan's successfu...…
…Page 6-A-Friday, September 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily 1968 1969 1973 1980 FORMER YIPPIE LEADER Abbie Hoffman is shown in several stages of his political career. Fugitive Hoffman ends exile 6 NEW YORK (UPI)-Abbie Hoffman, fugitive former "Yippie" leader who got "tired of looking over his shoulder," ended six years of life underground yesterday and surrendered to face drug charges that could-but probably won't-bring him a life sentence. Hoffm...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 7, 1979-Page 13-s NEW COACH MUST PRODUCE Bruce shoulders OSU burden ISU GYMNAST TOPS: Thomas puts U.S. in ,COLUMBUS, (AP) - From a distan- ce, it will appear to be the same-that short, rotund coaching figure stalking the Ohio State University football sidelines. But Earle Bruce is no Woody Hayes and he does not intend to be. "I know I'm following a great coach. I guess he's difficult to follow. But I la...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, September 5, 1980 Page 7-A campy triue o error By DENNIS HARVEY Over the years, as this increasingly gets to be a nation of cineastes, we've gotten used to the idea of one director quoting the work of another. But are we ready for a director who quotes him- splf? I don't think anyone is quite ready fir Brian de Palma's Dressed to Kill, a delirious crossword puzzle of movie project to soften the blow of de Palm...…
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…I Paje 8-A-Friday, September'5, 1980-The Michigan Daily a -u nu n Classic quotes and cheap thrills (Continued from Page 7) than expected. He can magnify a moment so that it's memorably gargantuan and agonizing. There's nothing here to compare with the! deliciously cruel extension of the split- seconds before Carrie White's spec- tacular humiliation, and the script's light-headedness gives even the strongest bits an air of silliness-they're ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 9-A Cit teachers out for better pa By JULIE BROWN Ann Arbor's public school teachers remained off the job yesterday, the esult of a 4-1 strike vote Tuesday by members of the Ann Arbor Education Association to strike for higher wages. Classes were to begin Wednesday, with teachers reporting for work Tuesday. According to Dan Burroughs, a spokesman for the teachers' association, 680 members vote...…
…mm - - - .m .-..-....- ...-- ----- --- -i Page 10-A-Friday, September 5,1980-The Michigan Daily 'U' still unsure of state funding (Continued from Page 1) stitutions that the Senate figures were in late September, before the Oct. 1 unrealistic and closer to a 1-1.5 per cent start of the state's fiscal year, or after a increase," said Vice-President for mid-November election break. If a State Relations Richard Kennedy. state budget is not inta...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 11-A Anderson deemed eligible for millions in federal election funds WASHINGTON (UPI)-John Anderson was ruled eligible dsterday for millions of dollars in past-election federal fun- '&-and immediately prepared to borrow against that money to finance badly needed television commercials. The Federal Election Commission ruled that Anderson could collect the money-the exact amount will be deter- ...…
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…tl LSP ORTS :4 T Mchigcn Daily Friday;September 5, 1980 Page 13-A ,_ , Connors, Jaeger move to semi-finals. of U.S., Open NEW YORK (AP)-Jimmy Connors took another step toward his fourth U.S. Open tennis championship, and 15-year-old Andrea Jaeger toward her first, with victories in quarterfinal matches yesterday. The third-seeded Connors, who won this event in 1974, 1976 and 1978 and has gotten at least as far as the semifinals in each of...…
…Page 14-A-Friday, September 5, 1980-The Michigan Daily SUMMER SPORTS RECAP EARN YOUR, PRIVATE PILOTS LICENSE -I _ 4 ... Ice rs go '0 for summer' w/ in the New Piper Tomahawk or the reliable Cessna 150 $200 Down- 20 hours dual instruction 20 hours solo Examiner on staff $109 Per Month FREE GROUND COURSE Book * Computer * Plotter FAA Approved The Michigan hockey team was 0-2 over the summer. No, they didn't play any games, but instead...…
…NEW COACH INSTILLS OPTIMISM White's ilhn face uphill strugle By MARK MIHANOVIC First in a nine-part series * Editor's Note: This is the first in a nine-part series exam- ining the 1980 Big Ten football season. The series was written -by Daily Sports Editor Alan Fanger and Executive Sports Editor Mark Mihanovic. Football coaches are a funny lot. Those who win, those who have the hor- , as they say, invariably downplay Heir own team's chances f...…
… Lra ation Procedures PLNNNG TO GRADUATE1N MAY98? Students are encouraged to submit their Diploma Application and Senior Concentration Release Form (AB/BS Candidates) or BGS Check Form (BGS Candidates) the term preceding the one in which graduation is expected. Page 16-A-Friday, September5, 1980-The Michigan Daily Local Democrats face sparse Union crowd Financial aid bill L I., May 1981 Graduates should s the following place and time: TO:...…
…Friday, September 5, 1980-Sec. 8-12 Pages SECTION B V' LIE IIIUU 1E aiI SECTION B OMENRW Pressure mounts to stop gp footbali game 'assing up By JAY McCORMICK University officials are waging an intensified campaign against passing up of women at football games this year, beginning with a blitz of posters and leaflets designed to create peer pressure against the practice. More ex- tensive actions may follow if the poster war fails.' ...…
…Page 2-B-Friday, September 5, 1980- The Michigan Daily CONT ROVERSY SURR OUNDS ADULT BOOKSTORE Zoning law challenged By TOM MIRGA Attorneys for the Danish News, a controversial and currently-closed adult bookstore located at 209 N. Fourth Ave., will seek the dismissal of city zoning, building, and sign code violation charges against the business in the state's 15th District Court on Sep- tember 26, according to City Attorney Bruce Laidlaw. ...…
…>I The Michigan Daily-Friday, Septembers 5, 1980-Page 3-B Tice's grocer ma reopen this year By JOYCE FRIEDEN Although Tice's grocery store is boarded up right now, store owner Bill Tice is planning to reopen later this year, said Orient Express owner Lok Lau, whose restaurant is located next door to Tice's. The grocery store was gutted by fire Aug. 8. Dennis Tice, son of store owner Bill Tice--who was away on vacation at the time of the fire...…
…ME TAL WORKERS CONVERGE ON NOR TH CAMPUS blacksmithing head turns slowly toward his inter- viewer. "Beats the hell out of it," he barks, "for hand-crafted quality, care in execution, and finish." Throughout history, Turley notes, smiths have been proud of their work: "The blacksmith always considered himself the elite of all the craftsmen because he made the tools for all the other craftsmen." Turley himself, according to Heers, is one of a ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 5-B MSU's Mackey defends .controversy as 'diversion' EAST LANSING (UPI) - The controversy surrounding his first year at Michigan State University has been a "diver- sion" but not a major problem, MSU President Cecil Mackey said Wednesday. In an interview with UPI, Mackey also vehemently denied he has retaliated against the school's independent-minded alumni association. "I don't think anyon...…
…0 OWNER SAYS WORDPROCESSORS FIRM UNHUR T Copier boycott continues By MAUREEN FLEMING Wordprocessors has not suffered financially from a consumer boycott started by some former employees in July, one of the owners of the State Street copying store, Jim Smith, said. "In fact," Smith said this week, "business from businessmen has picked up because they don't think what the people (picketers) are doing is ap- propriate." SMITH EXPLAINED that sma...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 5, 1980-Page 7-, Eviction, financial woes loom over Paper Chase well. On IJUl 17 Gnrn d fil d fnrUI. bhnj auk i i.;UiI By JOYCE FRIEDEN Robert Gordon, owner of the Paper Chase copying center located in the basement of the Union, is currently running his business while thefdouble threats of eviction and financial problems hang over his head. On March 19, the University filed suit against Gor- don for "termi...…
…SERVICE TAPS WOMEN FROM ORIENT Made in Hong Kong* people live is very tough. People are sold a dream, a hope, an escape from the existing.environment." "IT'S A CRUEL exploitation," he ad- ded, "and they're selling it ih a very vicious manner." But Broussard brushes aside these accusations. "All we do is sell ad- dresses," he stated. "We don't sell oriental ladies." Yet Broussard's defense appears to be undercut by excerpts from a "May- June ...…
