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…q Page 10 -The Michigan Daily - Sunday, June 3, 1984 Fogelberg concert hits highway By Barbara Misle S OME CARS zoomed past on the f shoulder of I-75, but most concert- goers were stuck in the six-mile traffic jam inching closer to the entrance of Pine Knob Thursday night. Drivers looked anxiously at their watches as the 7:30 p.m. showtime drew nearer, asking others in nearby cars how long they'd been waiting. By the time the entrance to the...…
…Late Titan rally kills Michigan at W orld Series (Continued from Page 1) Michigan outhit Fullerton, 12-8, and had the lead from the sixth inning till the home half of the eighth. They tied the game at one in the third on singles by shortstop Barry Larkin and centerfielder Mike Waters and an RBI bounceout by Hayward. The Wolverines took a 3-1 lead in the sixth on a pinch-hit RBI double by Chuck Froning and a run-scoring single by third baseman...…
…4 SPORTS Sunday, June 3, 1984 Page 12 The Michigan Daily New Orleans next for 'M' batsmen By ROB POLLARD Special to the Daily OMAHA, Neb. - Having exhausted one of their two lives, the Michigan baseball team will try to prolong its stay at the College World Series when it takes on New Orleans today at 5:10 p.m. E.D.T. The game can be seen live on ESPN. Scott Kamieniecki (8-3, 3.43 ERA) will start for Michigan. New Orleans skipper Ron Maest...…
…Niy-ordea i afren Ninety-four years of editorial freedom 0 Vol. XCIV, No. 11-S Copyrigh 1984 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, June 1, 1984 Fifteen Cents Twenty Pages Students, grads By LILY ENG American Express, the criteria for ob- and MARIA GERMINARIO taining an American Express card are While many students and recent relaxed for graduating seniors because graduates find money hard to come by, the company "takes into consideration some ar...…
…a Page 2 The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1'1984 WCBN may increase broadcast power By MARLA GOLD The banner on the wall reads: Do you have nerve, atyle, taate, knowledge of the arts and a "CBN attitude"? Well, if you do, the proposed power increase for WCBN (88.3 FM), the University's alternative radio station, should make you happy. But no ao faat - the people at WCBN have been pushing for the power in- creaae aince 1979. AT A MEETING last...…
…The Michigan Daily Friday, June 1, 1984-- Page 3 SECOND FRONT PAGE Court " awaits verdict in Faber * trial By MICHAEL BEAUDOIN A verdict is expected today in the trial of 17-year-old Machelle Pearson, who is charged with the November 22 slaying of Ann Arbor resident Nancy Faber. The two-week-old trial in Washtenaw County Court ended Wednesday after- noon with closing arguments before Circuit Court Judge Ross Campbell. CAMPBELL GAVE the jury o...…
…a Page 4 - The Michigan Daily-- Friday, June 1, 1984 PSN, MAD pay the mayor an early visit By PETE WILLIAMS that the city cease efforts to attract It seems that you have to get up pret- military contracts, , such as the ty early in the morning to get an proposed Software Engineering In- audience with the mayor of Ann Arbor. stitute for the Department of Defense. A dozen or so members of the ACCORDING TO Winkleman, PSN Progressive Student Netw...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 - Page 5 Academic program to offer membership By ANDREW ERIKSEN Students changing majors, tran- sferring to the University, or whose high school education was not very demanding will be able to enter a new program starting this fall. The Comprehensive Studies Program will be similar to the Residential College and LSA Honors because students will be members of the program, according to Frank Yates, dir...…
….a OPINION Page 6 Vol. XCIV, No. 11-S 94 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Detroit's prison Friday, June1, 1984 LETTERS TO THE DAILY: The Michigan Daily 0 I TO NO ONE'S great surprise, the Detroiters who live around the proposed site for a new state prison are up in arms. They are threatening, variously, legal act...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 - Page 7 Eclipse is heavenly when seen from top of Angell By LISA POWERS Wednesday morning it looked as if the clouds were going to eclipse the eclipse, but the rain and cloud cover cleared up just as the spectacular, rare eclipse began. For one group of students on the Diag during the eclipse, it was classes and life as usual, but there was quite a different atmosphere above them on the fifth floor o...…
…q Pa ARTS ge 8 Friday, June 1, 1984 The Michigan Dai The Metropolitan delivers ily By Anne Valdespino A BEJEWELED audience in Detroit's Masonic Temple was dressed for a gala occasion: The Grand Opera Association's presentation of New York's Metropolitan Opera. In celebration of the company's 100th an- niversary a host of musical luminaries prepared a week long engagement, in- cluding Zandoni's Francesca da Rimini, Verdi's Ernani, Wagner's ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 - Paae 9 Crayfish crawls into Ann Arbor By Joseph Kraus O YOU say "soda" or "pop"? How do you pronounce 'often', like "off-ten" or like "off-uhn"? And when you see those little lobster- like creatures running back and forth, do you call them "crawfish" or "crayfish"? Well, despite any protests from you East Coasters, the correct answers to S those first two, as per the verbally elite Midwest/Westerner...…
…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 subscribe . sP snowl call 764-0558 Bars and Clubs The Ark - Friday night features Stephanie Ozer and Cathy Moore playing a wide variety of styles. Ozer, once part of Common Ground Theater, is a big Ann Arbor favorite. Saturday night is the guitar wizardry of John Fahey. The Blind Pig - Detroit's roughest, Rough Cut, slices into Ann Arbor on Friday night. On Saturday it's the Robert Cray ban...…
…The Michigan Daily-- Friday, June 1, 1984 - Page 11 House studies medical quacks WASHINGTON (UPI) - Swallowing green-lipped mussel extract, being im- mersed in warm cow manure or having sex several times a day are among cures recommended by quacks bilking the public of $10 billion a year, a House panel reported yesterday. The House Aging subcommittee on health called a hearing to consider the results of a four-year investigation of how far th...…
…Page 12 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 Indian school holds first graduation WILSON, Mich. (UPI) - Switching schools just before senior year might be traumatic for some, but to the four members of the Hannahville class of 1984 it may have meant the difference between receiving their diplomas or becoming drop outs. Michigan's firstsand only Indian-run school graduated its first class last night at ceremonies attended by proud Tice ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 - Page 13 Floods hit Northeast, leave 6,000 homeless From The Associated Press The worst flooding in parts of the Northeast in almost half a century chased more than 6,000 people from their homes yesterday as rivers clim- bed as high as 12 feet above flood stage and water lapped at the eaves of buildings. Up to eight inches of rain in four days set records for the entire month of May in several North...…
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…Page 16 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 Drop: Lorch Hall Add: Angell Hall (Continued from Page 1) the future students should not come any earlier than 15 minutes before their assigned registration time. The new CRISP office, 300-600 square feet smaller than the current office, will feature: " new furniture designed for com- puter terminals and operators, " a small lounge for CRISP staff, " a computerized climate control board, whi...…
…SPORTS Friday, June 1, 1984 The Michigan Daily Page 17 Wolverines to clash with Titans By ROB POLLARD Anything can happen. It's a cliche most coaches pull out when asked how their team will do in the College World Series. Michigan head coach Bud Middaugh is no exception. Neither is Cal-St. Fullerton skipper Augie Garrido. "WHAT HAS gone on up to now doesn't matter," said Garrido. "The stats add up to zero." "Any team that is out there has ...…
…q Page 18 -The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 Trouble sleeping? Watch the USFL P LEASE SOMEONE, put it out of its misery, kill it, bury it, incinerate it, forget it and pray to God it never comes back. What is this sickness - the United States Football League, a worthless organization exemplified by greed, formance of the entire first half. selfishness and lack of talent. The Panther owner Al Taubman better league is a loser. start gi...…
…Thi Michigan daiily - ridoyJune 1,1984 - ge 19 Red on Blue: Berenson adds color, hope to icers future By MIKE MCGRAW The new Wolverine hockey coach shouldn't have much of a problem con- vincing top prospects that Michigan.is a place where they can start a long and successful career in the sport. A perfect example of such a story will be standing right behind the bench. Red Berenson first came to Ann Ar- bor in 1958. One might think that it wo...…
…4m Page 20 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, June 1, 1984 WHAT'S NEXT AFTER GRADUATION? I IV~ You're out in the real world now - suddenly facing new challenges and unfamiliar responsibilities. Even your financial decisions are more complicated, because now you must begin to plan for the future. But what's the first step? How can you maximize your earnings without tying up all your funds? And which financial services best fit the lifestyle y...…
…Ninety-four years of editorial freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 10-S Tiga oily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, May 25, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Council compromises on budget By ERIC MATTSON The Ann Arbor City Council last night unanimously passed the 1984-85 general fund budget, and for the first time in years, bipartisan cooperation facilitated significant amendments to the budget. The Democratic and Republican caucuses have been negotiating t...…
…Page 2 The Michigan Daily -Friday, May 25,'1984 Task force to oversee new gay rights policy By MARLA GOLD that the University cares, Toy added. The University will establish a task Discrimination on the basis of sexual force this fall to implement a new orientation includes "denying em- policy prohibiting discrimination ployment, promotion, admission, against homosexuals. tenure, housing or in any other way The group will "include all Univer- ...…
…The-Michigan Daily - Friday, May 25,,1984 - Page 3 SECOND FRONT PAGE Engineering library to leave UGHi By ANDREW ERIKSEN fast," said Jane Flener, associate director for public the Dow Building basement and opened the project A permanent engineering library facility will be services for the University library system. for construction bids. The $3.7 million project is ex- built on North Campus within four or five years, ac- The most likely s...…
…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 25, 1984 Students neglect museum IN BRIEF Compiled from Associated Press and United Press International reports (Cotinu from Page ')- Rodgers, still stands in the main gallery. It was followed by a 200-work exhibit bequested by a Coldwater man named Lewis. The museum building was erec- ted in 1907 following a European tradition of integrating art with education. "Beauty and truth often go hand in han...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 25, 1984 - Page 5 Strike may deplete beer supply By GREGORY HUTTON While a strike by beer delivery drivers has not yet dried the city's kegs, local bar and store owners say a prolonged strike could make it difficult to meet the traditional demand for beer by the end of the sujmmer. The three-week-old strike by Team- sters Local 247 affects delivery drivers and warehouse employees at four major local distributo...…
…I OPINION Friday, May 25, 1984 Page 6 01 be fitichtgan 9atily Vol. XCIV, No. 10-S 94 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Sinclair T< FIRST Y lEMIPIE j3EW.NtI,1 ..0 Limit development T HE DOWNTOWN Neighbors Association paints a scene of Ann Arbor in 20 years which sounds something like a ghoulish southern California nig...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 25, 1984 -Page 7 Administration seeks record debt increase (Continued from Page 2) quickly accepted by voice vote the slightly different $30 billion boost adopted by the Senate. House and Senate negotiators needed to resolve the difference before mid- night so the bill could be sent to President Reagan for his signature. Without action, government benefit checks - Social Security for example - could bounce, Tr...…
…ARTS Friday, May 25, 1984 Page 8 Doomed to succeed 0 0 Harrison Ford (left) stars as archeologist/adventurer Indiana Jones in 'In- Kate Capshaw (center) and Ke Huy Quan (right) also star as allies of Jones diana Jones and the Temple of Doom's prequel to 'Raiders of the Lost Ark.' as he again tempts fate at a strange temple in India. By Richard Campbell WAS IT WORTH the three-year wait? Was it worth standing in the rain for an hour to att...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 25, 1984 -Page 9 The Core adds ska flavorings to dance recipe 'sun photo photofinishing for your family and your bLsiness Passport Photographs. .made while you wait, in Black & White, tWO> prints for only $ 4.99. No appointment necessary store hiurs: Monday 8:30-8:00, Tuesday-1Friday 8:30-S:n, Saturday 10:00 - 2:00. 1315 S. University St., bctwccn Washtenaw and Forest. 994-0433 By Steve Kaminiski NEXT TIME YO...…
…91 Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 25, 1984 Haig's White House power play DOUG McMAHON/Daily Alexander Haig, President Reagan's first secretary of state, explains his dislike for presidential politics, California-style, in his new book, 'Caveat.' By Jackie Young 'Caveat: Realism, Reagan, and Foreign Policy' By Alexander Haig MacMillan, 358 pp., $17.95 A LEXANDER Haig found the Reagan White House "as mysterious as a ghost ship" an...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 25, 1984 - Page 11 CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS ON TRIAL Chicago citizens sue city over false arrests CHICAGO (AP) - As Angel Martinez recalls it, he was changing the oil in his car when some police officers strode up, asked for identification, told him to stand against a wall and handcuffed him. The police found nothing in his car but school books, he said, but they whisked him off to a district station and charge...…
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…Page 14 - The Michigan Daily-- Friday, May 25, 1984 Raising Hel By PAUL HELGREN Decisions of Turner, McCormick come as no surprise to Frieder This is how a good sports story is supposed to read: Bill Frieder leaves for Europe with a basketball team that he is convinced will be a contender for the '85 Big Ten championship. But alas, fate pulls a cruel turn on the nice man from Saginaw and he returns to America devastated by the knowledge that t...…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 25, 1984 - Page 15 F sid tee Col or dui wil I] sail mu An sep der the Soviets offer post-Olympic games anction warning given '88 Games in doubt, too PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) - Accusing the U.S. administration ROME (AP) -Franco Carraro, pre- "WHOEVER organizes international Communist nations boycotting the Los violating Olympic principles, the spo lent of the Italian Olympic Commit- events of Olympic sports...…
…SPORTS Friday, May 25, 1984 The Michigan-Daily Page 16 'M' out to topple Temple By ROB POLLARD There has been quite a fuss over the selection of Mt. Pleasant as the site for the NCAA Mideast regional. But when the first pitch is thrown today, all the controversy will be forgotten and the Michigan Wolverines will begin their quest for their third regional cham- pionship in five years. Michigan, ranked 18th by Collegiate Baseball magazine, m...…
…aIli £idl4jau IEnaIIQ Ninety-four years of editoria/freedom Vol. XCIV, No. 9-S Copyight 1984 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, May 22, 1984 Fifteen Cents Sixteen Pages Researchers to examine effects of PBB, PCB By LOU FINTOR PBB, the flame retardant that con- taminated at least 97 percent of Michigan's lower peninsula population in 1973, and PCB, a toxic industrial chemical, are targeted for a $25,000 state-sponsored University study that...…
…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 22, 1984 Profs discuss proposed conduct code (Continued from Page1) ENGINEERING Prof. Dale Briggs said the proposed code should include a preamble explaining that a code of con- duct already exists for faculty and staff members. "If you read the literature that is being circulated, students think they are being singled out," said Briggs. "And that is not the case." Briggs also told the faculty that h...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 22, 1984 -Page 3 SECOND FRONT PAGE Tensions rise in Persian Gulf From AP and UPI Saudi Arabia warned Iran yesterday the allied Persian Gulf states would defend their oil tankers if attacked but said the United States should avoid military intervention because it could provoke a superpower confrontation. "If we see an Iranian plane approaching our territory, or trying to attack one of the tankers loading from ...…
…4 i c I t t t c t t c J d d F a tl J p a d fa ti fs p] T t1 th dl Page 4 --The Michigan Daily --Tuesday, May 22, 1984 Duarte says unity needed for progress (ContinuedfromPage1) resolved through national recon- issued a three-page joint communique ciliation based on full integration of all saying the leaders agreed that its people into the political processes of "military assistance and the existence the country." of a strong, well-equipped ...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 22, 1984 - Page 5 Colby'College 'closes fraternitizes AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - A Superior Court judge yesterday ruled Colby College could expel fraternitiea in its effort to eliminate the rowdyism and sexism of the sort portrayed in the .movie "National Lampoon's Animal House." Hours later construction crews on the Haterville campus began converting the eight Greek letter fraternities - which had housed more th...…
…41 OPINION Page 6 Tuesday, May 22, 1984 Sinclair- Vol. XCIV No. No. 9-S 94 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by Students at The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of theDi o Doily E ditorial Board The Michigan Daily jPAY N NIN TO THAT MANW B3EHIND TH4E CLURTAIN! Thanks, but no thanks BAD IDEAS have a way of coming back from the dead, and the mandatory seat- belt idea is no exception. This week, the s...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 22, 1984 - Page 7 Health effects of PBB, PCB examined (Continued from Page 1) will develop specific case studies of in- dividual children who are presenting medical or behavioral symptoms. "WE'LL BE asking the mothers how long they breast fed the child and what the health of the child was like," Joseph said. "We will then contrast this infor- mation with the current status of the child's health and behavior."...…
…v+ ARTS Tuesday, May 22, 1984 The Michigan Daily Page 8 Marcel Marceau speaks By Lou Fintor and Susan Makuch IT'S NO coincidence that Marcel Marceau views the spoken word with apprehension. He says: "words are dangerous, I love. silence for that reason." Marceau was eager to speak, however, when the subject focused on Ann Arbor's premiere Summer Festival - where he will share his mastery of mime with 60 aspiring young students from across...…
…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 22, 1984 - Page 9 Tandem concert Plan-ned By Joe Hoppe IT'S GOING to be a noisome Thurs- day at Joe's Star Lounge when Plan 9 (not from Outer Space, but from Providence, Rhode Island) and Shockabilly (sounding like from Outer Space but from Greensboro, North Carolina more orless) whirl into town. Plan 9 is the supposed headlining band (decided on the strength of their posters and supporting a recently release...…
…4m Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 22, 1984 Rain dampens Ark's pub sing By Joseph Kraus I T WAS RAINING Saturday night, but 300 people didn't have the sense to go indoors. The weather, that flirtatious governor of all things warm, cold, wet and dry, was not very cooperative for the Ark's Spring pub sing. Held on the front lawn of the Ark underneath a tent, the pub sing would ideally feature a warm sun in ad- dition to its more co...…
