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…Continued frdm page 8 Typing all kinds plus transcriptions. IBM Selectric, low rates. Cindy 662-9948. cJtc TYPING, IBM WORD PROCESSING, PROFESSIONAL, ALL TYPES. Call Noelle any time, 971-2364. cJtc 6TH ROW MAIN FLOOR CENTER Blue Oyster Cult tickets. Call Andy 764-9760. 42M0309 WANTED: Qualified Engineer, sophomore, GPA 2.5 or higher for 2-year Army ROTC scholarship. Pays all tuition, books, academic fees plus $100/mo. stipend. Deadline for app...…

…t Y Page 10-Friddy, March 4, 1983-The Michigan Dail 6 t 4 SPOR TS OF THE DAILY 'M' tankers flounder at By KATIE BLACKWELL Special to the Daily BLOOMINGTON - Indiana's famed head swim coach James "Duck" Con- ilman once said of the new multi- million dollar IU Natitorium, where the tig Ten swimming championships are being held this year, "There is no way a swimmer can fail to be his best under the conditions it provides." Unfortunately, the ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 4, 1983-Page 11 and staff Daily Photo by BRIAN MASCK SALARY PAID DATE OF FROM STATE HIRE ANNUAL APPOINTMENT APPROPRIATIONS APP' FRACTION AND TUITION PERIOD (ALL SOURCES) REVENUE FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APPOINTING RATE APPT DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCES) PERIODI SALARY PAID DATE OP FROM STATE HIRE APPO INTMENT APPROPR IAT)IDNS FRACTION AND TUITION ALL SOURCES) REVENUE FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOI NTMENT APP...…

…4 Page 12-Friday, March 4, FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE A DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCES) NA APPOI TI BRAUGHER, BENNETT V F AULAND, PETER MH N BAUIM, JANET K C BAUM. MIARARETE SAUMAN, LUCY SB S B AUMAN, RICHARD C P CLI N ICAL I BAUISTAR. EDWARD iT S BAXTER ELI ABEH P S BATER, PATRICIA BAY, MNCA CAROL BAYE, THMAS E 5 BAERI. WENDLY A BALIS. JANET A AIL IS SHI RLEY J BAYLISS, GEORG PROF~5R BAYSINGER, RACE A A BAZIL, MARIE...…

…The Michigan Daily-Frida FULL TIME ANNUAL, APPO INTMENT ANNUJAL AP APPOINTING RATE A DEPARTMENT CALL SOURCES) APPOI TI FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE DEPARTMENT (ALL. SOURCES) FULL ANN APPOI APPOINTI NG DEPARTMENT NA APPO I TI NA APPOI TI P~e, KEMP B ROUSE OF i CESULSI. DENNIS J ASST TOD "IEBULSKI, PAULETTE MARIE ASYT DIR LECTURER .;;CALOVSKY. JUGDITH AMN STAFF NUR CEO, MARIA A ADII 4EA.CLAUDI HOUSE OF x M, NY...…

…4 Page 14-Friday, March 4, FULL TIME ANINUAL. APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE A DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCES) FULL TIME ANNIUAL APPOI NTMENT ANNUAL APO APPOINTING RATE A DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCES) APPOI TI APPOI Ti NA DUNCAN DUNCAN, DUNCAN. DUNHAM, IN DUNHAM, DUNHAM, DUN IVI N, DUNKLE, DUNLAP. OUNEAP, DUNLAP. K DVNLAY, DUNLEVY, DUNN, CA DUNN, JO "DUNN,T DUNNE. S DOURNNAUPT DUNNI CK DUNNICK DUNNING., OUPK(E,H DUGUE, R DUQUETTE, DURAN, D...…

…The Michigan Daily-Frida FULL TINE ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE APT DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCES) NA APPO I TI GOLOPADEN. DANIEL M HOUSE OF GOLDFARB. MICHAEL T HOUSI: FF GOLDMAN. EDWARD B ATTORNEY UOSPITCAL ATTORNEY GOOLDMAN. JOSE CLINICAL I OLOOPT, MARCIA HOUSE OF .GOLD0$MITH. ROBERT I CLINIC GO0LDSTEIN, ALBERT ADJUM ..R.GOLDSTEIN, GARY WILLIAM PNP PROFESSOR GOLDSTEIN, IRWIN J FIIOFI:SDOR GOLDSTE1N, LAURENCE A ASSOC PRO GOLDST...…

…4 Page 16-Friday, March 4 FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APt APPOINTING RATE A DEPARTMENT, (ALL SOURCES) FULL ANN APPOINTMENT AN APPOINTING RATE DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCE APPOI TI NA "MURB IS, .HURLEY HURLEY HURST, B HURST, HURST, L HURST, HURST, HURST, R HURST, H'URWITZ. HURWITZ, HMUSAK, HUSAK, HUSSA IN ,MUSTER, HUSUNO, 'HUTCHIN HUTCHINSON lUTONINSON. HUTRACHER. HUTNIK HUTSON. C M'UTTERER HUTTON. HYATT, HYDAL, HYDER, HYDRICK, C MYNAHS,...…

…The Michigan Daily-Frida FULL ANN APPOI APPOINTING DEPARTMENT NA APPOI TI , ;NOLS. J RICHARD PROFES ,LANDRY. WARY M ASST DIR -;PLNDRY, MEREDITH J PHYSCAL }LANOYS. HILDA MATILDA SN PROLGA LANE-PLESCIA, OIILFIAN R VISITIN P ANESE, BARBARA A HEAD NURSE LAN R IEN R F'OFI:S .FNELIZABETH RACHFJl STAFF' NURE ;;-L O, WALTER PAUL ASST PROFE ASST PROFESSOR P. LNGE, SHERRY L FOOD SV ,LANGIKABEL, CONNIE DIETITIAN LANGLIE, JOANN KATHRYN DIR IMOP ADJUNC...…

…4 Page 18-Friday, March 4, FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APPOI APPINTMHENT APPOINTING NAME TITLE DEPARTM PULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTINO RATE A DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCES) NA APPOI RI MERCER, EiD M RAY ',MEREDI T, SANDRA SAF' NUR MERAB. WILLIAM 0 POIFSSO IMRICKEL. MELISSAN CININ MERON, ROBERT MANK HOUSELO MERIWETER. ERIKA T RES ASSOC MERIWETHER, JOHN W ASSOC RET HMEKL BARBARA C OCUATION MEMEL, SANDRA I CIN NURS AJUII...…

…The Michigan Daily-Frid NAEAPPOINTET PETERSEN. NAME, N RES -PETERSON, DALE H A8S1 PETERSON. DEAN F A5SSOC PI ' ETERSON. DONALD C SERVICE PETERSON, D9NALD C PROJICT EN. "PETERSON, EW IN P CLINI PETERSON. HWARO J ASTOII DI 5AE"TERSON, KAREN A RES ABE ,:PETERSON, LAUREN M ADJ~III P PETERSON, LORETTA LYDIA HOUSD, OFF APElERSON, LYDIA 0 A.H.I . -"PETERSON. MARVIN N DIRECTOR PROFCSSOR .lPETERSON. THOMAS CLINICAL T 'cIcEERON. THOMAS R CLINICAL ,PETE...…

…4 Page 20-Friday, March 4, FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE A DEPARTMENT (ALI. SOURCES) APP)I N F I1 NA NA APPO) TI SCULTZ, THOMAS C CII SCHUZ, JAMES M STAF DEV SHULE, EARL J SECRTA FAC.TY COUSELOR ASSOC PROFESSOR SNIRICER, CAROL B STAFF NUNS SCHUMACHER, OWEN STAFN SCHEIACUER, HAZE) J JR SIROS DIN DST -MEDIA RES 4CHINACHER. WILLIAM A EITI SCHMN, BERNARD M CIINICAL SCHMA. HOWARD DIETR RESEARCH SCIENTIST PRO ESSOR S...…

…a The Michigan DailyFrida PULL ANN APPOI APPOINATMENT HAME TITLE IEOHEY. TOBY J ASSIN: PRIIFESS.,R YEIPER. PATRICIA A ROUSE: o"PIOER II TEPRO, KENNETH W ASSOT: PROFESSOIR TERSUSH-NELLE, RUTH A STAFF' NURSE TES1PSTRA. VERN PROFESSOR TERRELONE PAULINE ASST PROFFiSOON TEARY, LEON CABS ASSOI: PROIFESSOR ASSOC PRFESSOR PHYS TESRILLIGER, KENT H PROFE:SSOR TE#A, FRANK J RES ASSOC 11 INAY TE EE.RI CHARD G PROFE:SSOR TESSAER, JANICE H HOSPITAL PLANNE...…

…4 Page 22--friday, March 4, FUL ANN APPOINTMENT AN APPOINTING RATE DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCE NA APPOI TI WOWOORF OOTY EEN STAF" NU WIOORFF. LOS A MOAN' THE WOODS. EALIE N FOOD SVC S -W00DS. ETHER F B STAI' FNU matDSJAFIES HPROF PROFSOR AOOS. MARY K FOOD SERI FOOD SC SUPR II hOONIDS. NAOMI 0 DATA ENTR WOODS RICHARD 0 PROESO OODS. RONALD C AD 41000514. RVELLA N ADA WpOOCAR. JON B I1 PROSSOR WOOSLF, WILLIAM B LECTR VGOOLFOK, MARILYN 4 ASS PRO ...…

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…I t - t .. 0 - 96 :ye 010h }li r.~ f** r tisl<r 4 ~ ~ Jj.' ', he/i AND COMING SOON FROM , TM. N EW R E LEASES BY -KINKS - MICH AE L H ENDERSON - MINISTRY - QFEEL I I I I I I SHAPPYHOUR: free snacks _Y I- r budget cuts have become commonplace topic at department meetings. "It's a possibility that the worst times have just come earlier at Michigan," he says. F OR THOSE disciplines that are losing faculty members, private industry is a...…

…F acuity from 1 Texas in favor of the rich traditions and prestige of Ann Arbor.h In fact, even those who have left the University in recent years say that financial considerations had little to do with their decisions. They say they left for opportunities that the University couldn't provide in times of prosperity or poverty. For a long time, administrators recognized the threat posed to the University by growing institutions hungry to build ...…

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…I 'iery- Three Y ears Editoriairreeom tic 3kt ' 446r Cosmic G.xO out a mi ca cthose rays. Sunny and warm today with 3 high pushing 60. It's o suppoed to dip to the mid-30s Vol. XXCI, No. 118 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan --Thursday, March 3, 1983 Ten Cents Ten Pages 'U S.' 7 eyes 4 firms for African divestment By BILL SPINDLE University officials are seriously considering selling all stock in four c...…

…4 Page 2-Thursday, March 3, 1983-The Michigan Daily 'U'might divest from 4fi rms (Continued from Page 1) Herbert said a change in personnel at the company this summer had made him optimistic that the com- pany would respond to University requests. Yesterday, however, he said, "we have tried long enough to get them to send information." IN A LETTER sent February 14 Herbert told Car- nation executives that the University would sell its stock ...…

…HAPPENINGS Highlight Photographer Carl Sams will present a seminar on his craft tonight at the School of Natural Resources. The seminar, sponsored by the Wildlife Society will begin at 7 p.m. at 1040 Dana Building. Films Classic Film Theatre - Rock 'n' Roll High School, 7:30 p.m., Kids Are Alright, 9:15, Michigan Theatre. Center for Japanese Studies - The Bamboo People with speaker Nancy Moldenhauer, noon, Lane Hall Commons Room. Women's Studi...…

…4 OPINION Page 4 Thursday, March 3, 1983 The Michigan Daily Protest on military research overblown I By Kevin O'Connor From reading The Michigan Daily and the remnants of propaganda around the University (not to mention the graffiti) one would think that the University is engaged in some God- awful, unrestricted, murderous types of research, and the students are fed up. In reality, a small number of students who have access to large a...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, March 3, 1983 Page 5 ':Dreams can come true By Larry Dean ' HE CALIFORNIA music scene has undergone a major resurgence these days. What with X wowing the critics, the fans (including Bob Dylan, who was sighted backstage at an X how with son Zeke in tow), audience- oers-hell, just about everyone except the radio listeners and buyers, and the silly and artificial hard-core bands creating a stir-not to men...…

…Page 6-Thursday, March 3, 1983-The Michigan Daily - - -- - 4 . . - - --. . If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES Roommates (XXX) Sizzle (XXX) I . I * I 1 1 1 *I* I I 1 11I.- i. I i . i - I I - I - I - i i - I - * - i - I - I - I - I - I - I - h I - I - I - I I - I I 11 - I - I 1 I ~ - I I I, GRADS: Escape to attractive, furnished house in ...…

…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, March 3, 1983 Page7 Sj--Big Ten championships - Canham ponders how to improve officiating 'M' tankers to contend By MIKE REDSTONE The Michigan men's swim team has several things going for it at the Big Ten Championships starting today in Indianapolis. These advantages include an undefeated dual meet record and a regular-season win over perennial Big Ten powerhouse Indiana. THE ONLY QUESTION yet to be ans...…

…0 Page 8-Thursday, March 3, 1983-The Michigan Daily Wisconsin blasts Blue, 82-70 By JOHN KERR Special to the Daily MADISON - Michigan made Wisconsin basketball coach Steve Yoder very happy last night. "Whew, it's nice to get a win," he said smiling after watching his Badgers blast the listless Wolverines, 82-70. YODER AND the Wisconsin team desperately needed a victory against the Wolverines to improve the Badgers' chances of moving out of ...…

…Ninety- Three Years of Editorial Freedomw I E Sirt igan 1 IaiIQ Florida Incredible. The Diag is once again the place to spend a lazy March afternoon. Sunny and a high near 60. Vol. XCIII, No:117 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan -Wednesday, March 2, 1983 Ten Cents Ten Pages All Michigan grid action to be on Panel advises T.V . in '83 25% for a slash By RON POLLACK Michigan football fans will get to see all 11 W...…

…4 Page 2-Wednesday, March 2,1983-The Michigan Daily Steelworkers ag 1J From AP and UPI PITTSBURGH - The United Steel- workers Union yesterday ratified an historic 41-month contract with troubled steel producers, swapping a temporary pay cut and other con- cessions for the industry's commitment to use the money to modernize mills. The agreement, covering 266,000 basic steelworkers, was the first to give up gains the USW won during the in- ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-Page 3 Council passes lock law for city rental housing By JACKIE YOUNG Peterson who first proposed the or- insulate their residences won't receive Both City officials and landlords have dinance, said he thinks it's (the law) a such glowing landlord support. "The praised a new housing safety law "milestone." "It is the first security lock law went through Council because requiring landowners to inst...…

…4 OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, March 2, 1983 The Michigan Daily. PARADE oversimplifies class of '83 I By Steve Masse Sunday papers (Feb. 20) all over the country were carrying the Parade magazine, which ballyhooed the "Surprising Class of '83." Since I usually read the Sunday paper, I did not boycott this issue even though my teeth were grinding at the thought of yet another "analyst" rambling on and on about the so- called changes of col...…

… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-Page 5 Supreme Court asked to bend on evidence rule After youe... President Reagan escorts England's Queen Elizabeth II1 Barbara, California. AP Photo to a waiting limousine yesterday after their meeting in Santa WASHINGTON (AP) - An honest 'mistake by police should not prevent juries from considering unlawfully seized evidence, the Reagan ad- ministration told the Supreme Court yesterday. Rex Le...…

…4 ART.S The Michigan Daily Wednesday, March 2, 1983 Page 6 Reggae Ramifunkations By Jerry Brabenec R ICK'S AMERICAN CAFE has es- tablished a local reputation as a meeting place for student types from the east side of town (with all that en- tails), but Prism Productions has provided some of the bar's musical highlights, including many of Chicago's finest blues musicians and last fall's appearance by country swingers Asleep at the Wheel. Wit...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-Page 7 Tornadoes, From AP and UPI A devastating Pacific storm hurled a tornado into downtown Los Angeles -yesterday cutting a three-mile scar of destruction, while floods sent many Californians scrambling to rooftops and. mudslides blocked highways and railroads. The death toll climbed to eight in the' -Worst of a series of back-to-back West Coast storms, with at least 12 injured in the tornado. HU...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily 4 I rn-I U - I U - U U - I - I I *..t - I 1. I* I I I ~ I I L~ I I I I I I-.I~~ I I i U I ±' I l* ~~- - - ; * -- - - - I - I ,-S 2001: Space Odyssey D.O.A. - A Right of Passage The Sex Pistols Harold and Maude Roommates (XXX) Sizzle (XXX) If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES A .1 *~ I 1. .1...…

…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, March 2, 1983 Page 9 Bedrock's best bounces back By PAULA SCHIPPER What's a Dino Manus? Don't be fooled; he's not a prehistoric beast of the Flintstone persuasion, though he says he has been feeling old lately. *Rather, Manus is one of Michigan's top gymnasts seeing the end to a suc- cessful, though often painful, gym- nastics career. Painful well describes Manus' present condition. Suffering from a shoul...…

…4 Page 10-Wednesday, March 2, 1983-The Michigan Daily ICanham questions USFL Cagers to hunt Badgers, NIT bid despite signs By RON POLLACK Michigan athletic director Don Canham, no stranger to the world of football and big bucks, is taking a wait and see attitude before making a prediction about the success or failure of the free-spending United States.Football League. The USFL is shelling out vast amounts of money to college stars and Canha...…

…Ninety-Three Years of Editorial Freedom E I~tIIE 43UU EtaiQ Downhill Increasing cloudiness, with a high in the mid-40s. Vol. XCIII, No. 116 Copyright 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, March 1, 1983 Ten Cents Ten Pages M* A*S*H fans tune in for last show By THOMAS MILLER With wire reports The luminous glow of the television bathed the living rooms of the nation as millions of viewers watched the final episode ...…

…4 Page 2-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-The Michigan Daily EPA cleanups halted by politics IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sworn secret testimony from Environmental Protection Agency employees indicates political pressures may have delayed cleanup of a California toxic waste site, a congressman said yesterday. "We have begun to develop testimony which indicates that there may very well have been political pressure or political judgments used in connect...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-Page 3 Morris wins primary By RITA GIRARDI Vowing to show voters that Mayor Louis Belcher is not what he appears to be, City Councilmember Leslie Morris (D-2nd Ward), emerged victorious in the Feb. 21 Democratic mayoral primary. Morris defeated University law student Thomas Blessing by a vote of 2,046 to 1,602, while Belcher ran unop- posed in the Republican primary. "I PLAN to get the message across...…

…I OPINION r- Page 4 Tuesday, March 1, 1983 The Michigan Daily' How to be an All-American By Barry Witt SThose of you who were out of town ;during Spring Break missed some :really big doings up north last week. No, the biggest news wasn't li'l An- thony's decision to forego his studies in favor of fame and fortune, disappoin- ting Papa Bo who had brought Carter to Ann Arbor for a valuable physical education degree. The big news came o...…

…PIRGIM friends and The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-Page 5 foes battle over By BILL SPINDLE The University Regents had a stack of 12,000 petition signatures dumped in their laps Thursday by friends and foes of the Public Interest Research Group iii Michigan. "From the petitions presented, there appears to be more interest among the campus public in seeing PIRGIM boun- ced off student verification forms as a means of fund-raising th...…

…age 6-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-The Michigan Daily I I. I* . . :: :.. ... 1.. . . .--. -~ - , - - - ~ ~ v - *-w - ~- - - - - - - ~ . - - -. -... * ': - -...- - . . . . I ,. . .,...- --.. ,.-,-. - ~ - - - - - - -...... , .. ., ..- -q . ~ If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES I I.: [ ,..: 1 .ILftJJWL !1: l l ..:.M.. i.. _ . .7 A . . c .i {...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 1, 1983 Page 7 Griffith silent film returns to screen _________on= '- Graduation Portraits from Experienced Professional Photographers Discounts for Quantity - CALL KLINGER'S STUDIO 662-2359 By Richard Campbell THE MICHIGAN Theatre returns to its silent movie roots Wednesday with D.W. Griffith's Broken Blossoms. Originally released in 1919, the film will be shown just as it was back then. The Ann Ar...…

…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 1,1983 Pag e Wolverines' NIT hopes fading By LARRY MISHKIN It was not a normal spring vacation in Ann Arbor. The temperature was spring-like, Crisler Arena was full for two basket- all1 games and the Michigan Wolverines sandwiched an upset vic- tory over fourth ranked Indiana bet- ween uninspired losses to Purdue and Ohio State. AS A result of their performance, the Wolverines now find themselves 4...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-Page 9 A.C. grabs Pf By RON POLLACK Just as he did with a football the past four years, Wolverine flanker Anthony Carter took the money and ran Satur- day by signing a multi-year contract with the Michigan Panthers. The three-time All-American signed for $2.4 million over four years, accor- ding to a member of the Panthers' organization. Carter will receive $1.1 million of that money as a signing bon...…

…Page 10-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-The Michigan Daily 4 /r7 0 .f.l I k [0: *THE NEW SOUNDS OF SPRING AT SUPER SALE PRIC'ES* PLEASURE VICT16 / NEW ARTIST RELEASE... NEW SUPER LOW PRICE... W"IriMs FPLEASURE VICTIM CASSETT '' a;. BOB SEGER AND THE SILVER BULLET BAND The Distance 1 75 CHOOSE FROM. ALL THESE SUPER HITS... 0 The Art Of Falling Apart I RU4J/ S Give the gift of music._ Includes You Can't Hurry Lay Thru These Wa...…