…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, May 11 1982-Page 15 SABO LEADS'M' ATTACK Michigan takes two from Indiana Special to the Daily BLOOMINGTON - Led by a strong offensive attack and backed by some fine pitching, the Michigan baseball team completed their second straight sweep over the Indiana Hoosiers yesterday by scores of 17-3 and 6-2. With the two victories, the Wolverines upped their overall record to 37-8 and their Big Ten mark to 9-3 and clinche...…
…Sports Tuesday, May 11, 1982 4 Page 16 The Michigan Daily Tuesday, May11, 1982 The Michigan Daily 'M' netters w By RON POLLACK Entering last season's Big Ten tour- nament, the Michigan tennis team had won 13 consecutive team titles. At tournaments end, the streak had been extended, but just barely, as the Wolverines and Minnesota tied for first place. Then, earlier this season, Wisconsin ended Michigan's win streak of 34 straight Big Ten...…
…Thehigan ail Vol. XCII, No. 4S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 8, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages to lose student aid Federalfunds cut back by almost $1 million By FANNIE WEINSTEIN The University will lose almost $1 million in federally funded student aid for the 1982-83 academic year, three and a half per cent less than had originally been anticipated, Financial Aid Office Director Harvey Grotrian said yesterday. In addition, if Congress do...…
…Page 2--Saturday, May 8, 1982-The Michigan Daily Q9hrdi tarsbip h'rruirrs 4 NEW GRACE APOSTOLIC CHURCH 632 N. Fourth Ave. Rev. Avery Dumas Jr., Pastor 9:45 a.m. Sunday School -11:45 Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening Service. Bible Study-Wed. & Fri. 7 p.m. For rides call 761-1530 CAMPUS CHAPEL 1236 Washtenaw Ct. A Campus Ministry of the Christian Reformed Church Reverend Don Postema 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 6:00 p.m. Service of Holy ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 8. 1982-Page 3 Summer adds to security worries By GEORGE ADAMS The warm weather and smaller student population in Ann Arbor during the summer bring a change from the normal pressures and intensity usually associated with the fall and winter months. Campus life becomes more relaxed and easy-going in the balmy months of spring and summer semesters. But with the calm, summer also brings problems to the city, and ...…
…Page4-Sotur'dayMay 8; 1982-The Michigan Daily Unemployment rate reaches 9.4 percent WASHINGTON (AP) - Unem ployment climbed to 9.4 percent of the labor foice in April, a postwar record, and Democrats seized upon yesterday's report as evidence that President Reagan's economic program has delivered nothing but "pink slip after pink slip after pink slip." Some 16.3 million Americans were out of work last month as jobless- ness among adult men, bl...…
…'rho Michigan DaIly-Saturday, May, 1982-Pag. 5 Britain extends Falkiands Hickory dickory dock Using a multitude of ropes, a workman climbs to the top of Bay City's 100- year-old City Hall yesterday to put the finishing touches on an $84,000 restoration project. U' loses student aid war zon NEW YORK (AP)- Britain threatened to attack any Argentine warship or warplane found more than 12 miles from the Argentine coast yesterday and reportedly w...…
…Opiiiol 4 Page 6 The Michigan Daily, Vol. XCII, No. 4S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saturday, May 8, 1982 The Michigan Daily Sinclair TH E lcDNE S Alternative budget plans ALTHOUGH RONALD REAGAN appeared to be leading the nation out of its current budgetary impasse, it was Republican Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico who provided the leadership to bring the Republican tro...…
…The Michigan Daily -Saturday, May 8, 1982 Page 7 Strange people search for treats someone else takes the initiative, one naive, engaging character - dimly offering forth his embarrassing By Elliot Jackson can't get much of a feel for him as a aware that he is a mouse, and trying, to or ludicrous comments and opini character. the lengths that his mousiness will let See'TREATS', Page8 him to find his voice. . ly trite ons. -Uk X TOTES. FROM t...…
…Page 8-Saturday, May 8, 1982-The Michigan Daily BUY CLASS CHEAPLY 30% off most classical records now through May 21st Lowest prices in town Daily Photo by JACKIE BELL Melissa Berger and Phil Murphy star in 'Treats' at the Canterbury Loft. 'Treats 'presents bizarre slice of life teresting production. For the price of a (ContinuedfromPage7) ticket at the Canterbury Loft, there is David Kitto's Patrick, though hardly a better eveing of cheap ente...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 8, 1982-Page 9 That's the way it is for Lou Grant LOS ANGELES (AP)- Ed Asner, who plays the gruff newspaper editor with the golden heart on TV's "Lou Grant," said Friday he bitterly regrets the series' cancellation but not his blunt political activism. "The ideal would have been for me to totally contain my life away from the show, my utterances away from the show," Asner said in a telephone inter- view from D...…
…Page 10-Saturday May 8, 1982-The Michigan Doily Politics divide U.S.-Soviet families 4 MOSCOW (AP)- Since she wed a Soviet citizen nearly three years ago, Susan Graham has learned. how to wait-to wait for permission to enter the Soviet Union and to wait for a visa for her husband to join her in the United States. She and her husband, Matvey Finkel, 33, are among 19 U.S.-Soviet married couples on the U.S. Embassy's "representational list," co...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, May 8, 1982-Page 11 AN 'APPLE'IN EVERY CLASS? Plan to contribute computers stalls WASHINGTON (AP)- A computer company's Senate Finance subcommittees. "We question whether this is the sort of detached plan to put an Apple in virtually every classroom in "This bill (allowing the deduction) will have long- and disinterested generosity that the charitable con- America turned sour yesterday when the Treasury range impor...…
…Page 12-Saturday, May 8, 192-The Michigar' Daily t. * 1 THE FIRST FUTURISTIC RUTH GORDON If you find our -"MONSTER MOVIE IN 3-D'f yu fin yor name in todays MICHIGAN DAILY -is Hangupes Are Hiarious! classified page YOU WIN EXPECTATIONS Polyester TWO FREE TICKETS "5 C SMELLING IS to any one of - I- BELIEVING! STATE 1-7-3-4 RS __ IIA)tlnl MIDNIGHT MOVIES 4 Li' lo. - . 1 - ; 1 f iv!* ., fl. I- *1 .1.1- '1T -[ I- :_t .. _ _ r. F 6 t...…
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…Page-14-Saturday, May 8, 1982-The Michigan Daily s1 p vi sc b le M is G R a K N r SPOR TS OF THE DAILY Golfers 10th at Spartan tourney Special to the Daily Martz doubled in three runs yesterday as the Chicago a 12-game losing streak last night, edging the Bostor .hCubs snapped a four-game losing streak with a 12-6 Red Sox 1-0 as rookie Bobby Johnson got his first hil EAST LANSING- Michigan golfers combined to victory over the Houston Astros....…
…Raiders win NFL anti-trust r suit LOS ANGELES (AP)- The jury in the Oakland Raiders-National Football League anti-trust trial decided in favor of the Raiders yesterday, opening the door for the team to move to Los Angeles. The six-woman panel, which received the case Thursday, required less than one day's deliberations before retur- ning the verdict favoring the Raiders and the Los Angeles Coliseum Com- mission. THE JURY voted unanimously, as ...…
…Sports i Page 16 Saturday; May 8, 1982 The Michigan Doily Chisox beat Tigers, 8-5 Herndon, Whitaker strand three in ninth .4 By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE Specialto the Daily DETROIT- The huge crowd that showed up at Tiger Stadium last night was expecting to see Round Two of the beanball war which started last week between the Detroit Tigers and the Chicago White Sox. What they saw instead was an ex- citing come-from-behind rally by the Tigers w...…
…The Michigan Daily FreCsu I wety age Vol. XCII, No. 3S Ann Arbor, Micd Free Issue Twenty Pages Argentina, Britain trade accusations From the Associated Press Britain and Argentina, without ruling out negotiations, accused each other yesterday of using peace proposals to camouflage aggression, and failed to agree on a cease-fire in the Falkland Islands conflict. British Defense Minister John Nott told his NATO counterparts yesterday his c...…
…Page 2-FrIday, May 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily City officials crackdown on unpaid tickets By GEORGE ADAMS Students who are piling up parking tickets should beware this month. The city currently is cracking down on $2 million worth of unpaid parking violations accumulated over the past three years by Ann Arbor drivers. The city began efforts to reduce its backlog of tickets,, totalling an estimated 141,000, in April, according to City Administr...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 7, 1982-Page 3 FRENCH CATERING SERVICE GROWING 'Moveable Feast' races ahead By FANNIE WEINSTEIN Rye bread with prosciutto, fruit kabob, and chocolate mousse is not typical box lunch fare for most Univer- sity students. Such delicacies, however, are available near campus at the Moveable Feast, a unique local catering service. Besides box lunches, the Feast caters for weddings, picnics, and recently went into the ...…
…Page 4-Friday, May 7, 1982--The Michigan Doily Tenured profs in California suffer lay-offs From theAssociated Press ROHNERT PARK, Calif. (AP)- Two dozen professors at Sonoma State University have been given a painful economics lesson-just because they're tenured doesn't mean they have lifetime jobs. The 24 professors, with an average 10 years experience at the university, have been notified they will be laid off effective Aug. 3 because of lo...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 7, 1982-Page5 Win a dream trip to Hollywood. Plus a fabulous new Besson-Gobbi sports car. 1,000 prizes totaling X100,000! Grand Prize-$10,000 trip for two to Los Angeles! Plus an exciting new $18,900 Besson- Gobbi car, one of the first available in the U.S.A.! Prestigious hotel accommodations. A gala Holly- wood premiere. Lunch at a famous movie studio. And a visit to the set of a movie or TV show. Second Priz...…
…Opinion Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No 3S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students; at the University of Michigan Cost orbenefit? OKAY, EVERYBODY, take a deep breath. Now hold it-this may be one of the last clean breaths of fresh air around in many cities if the Environmental Protection Agency has its way. The EPA plans to relax carbon monoxide standards that will incr6ase concentrations of the harmful polluta...…
…Arts Friday, May 7, 1982 The Michigan Daily Page 7 The middle ages its farce and scatalogical humor. But By Elliot Jackson the grandeur would be oddly lifeless and the jests obscure-or merely ob-, V ERY FEW of the ea~ger hordes of scene. Ann Arbor theatregoers were Among the plays PLS performed present at perhaps the moat in- were Fool Surgery, and The Stolen teresting, certainly the most ideally Shrovetide Cock, by Hans Sachs, the realized...…
…Page 8-Friday, May 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily Clubs/Bars The Ark (1421 Hill; 761-1451) Mick Moloney and Eugene O'Don- nell, an Irish duo, perform tonight. Ann Doyle performs- her own repertoire of powerful, yet sensitive songs tomorrow. The Blind Pig (208 S. First; 996- 8555) Soul-flavored R&B tonight and tomorrow with Chicago Pete and the Detroiters. Joe's Star Lounge (109 N. Main; 665-JOES) Hot, sizzling R&B with Sailcatz tonight and tomor...…
…the Michigan Daily-Fiday, May 7, 1982-Page 9 Britain reports fighter jets disappear in storm (Continued frozePage i cease-fire at noon EDT Friday had collapsed. "I am deeply disappointed that Argentine intransigence has once again frustrated a constructive initiative," Pym said in a statement issued by the Foreign Office. The Peruvian plan included Argen- tine withdrawal from the Falklands. President Reagan was asked in Washington whether he ...…
…Page 10-Friday, May 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily FIRED FOR MISTAKES ON THE AIR Disc. jockeys lose in radio games The memo was designed to avert "collusion" in SAN DIEGO (AP)- "The phones lit up like a out five full minutes after he goofed at 1:50 a.m. on which a disc jockey might be tempted to help a friend Christmas tree," Susan Payne recalls, regretfully, April Fool's Day. to the prize, McKay said. However, Miss Payne said the minute she playe...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 7, 1982-Page 11 COLLEGES RAKE IN VIDEO GAME QUAR TERS MePacMa earning big bucks -.e a nnMaewyfor the new big man on campus, Pac-, Man. Pac-Man and other video games have been percent over last year." way to do it. There's every indication that it's being gobbling quarters in rec-rooms and residence halls Pineda said the video games generate about $40,000 used more and more as a dependable source of on campuses na...…
…Page 12-Friday,;May 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily 4 El' i L - THE FIRST FUTURISTIC RUTH GORDON MONSTER MOVIE IN 3-D Miude His Hangups Are Hilarious! xj: Arm If you find your nome in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to ony one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES RATE X NL Polyester SMELLING IS BELIEVING' ' 1 filmed in DORR AMERICA'S BEDROOM FURNITURE Classic an- tique blue and white. 2chests, desk, table and c...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 7, 1982-Page 15 REAGAN SUPPORTS SCHOOL PRAYER, TAX CREDITS Social issues resurface By the Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - For a year, hardly a peep was heard in the White House about the social issues on which Ronald Reagan campaigned. Now, one after another, they are surfacing. School prayer, tuition tax credits, a balanced budget amendment: They are buzz words finding renewed places in the president's vocab...…
…U.S. charities suffer under federal WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's charitable organizations, called upon to help people who are losing government benefits, have been hit hard ly federal budget cuts, a private study said yesterday. The survey by Independent Sector of its 400 national public service member organizations discovered that groups which might be expected to move in with private aid were heavily depen- dent on government programs tha...…
…AThe'Michigan'Daily-Priday, May 7, 1982-Page 17 TWO OF THE NICESTSWEETEST GUYS EVER TO PLAY FOOTBALL ON DRINKIN' DOWN BEER AND EATIN'UP QUARTERBACKS by Bubba Smith and Dick Butkus BUBBA: Now that we're not playin' BUBBA: But you also have to play in a crowded bar football anymore, we spend more smart. Like watching the guy in BUBBA: And drinkin' Lite Beer is one time poppin' tops off cans of Lite front of you for a tip. Sometimes the of the sm...…
…Page 18-Friday, May 7, 1982-The Michigan Daily . SPOR TS OF THE DAILY I Bengals ink first baseman Ivie Detroit (AP) - Slugging first baseman Mike Ivie, who was given his unconditional release last week by the Houston Astros, signed a one-year con- tract Thursday with the Detroit Tigers. Ivie, 29, has a .274 career batting average with 67 home runs. The signing of the 6-foot-4, 215-pound right-handed hitter, who has a history of emotional p...…
…The ?ichigan dailyriddy, May 7, 1982-age 19 Illinois clinches title tie EVANSTON, (AP) - Illinois clin- ched at least a tie for the Big Ten's West Division baseball crown with an 11-10 victory over Northwestern and a split of the yesterday doubleheader. The Wildcats won the opener, 2-1. ILLINOIS RALLIED for five runs in the fifth inning of the second game, the big blow coming on a two-run homer by Tim Richardson. Todd Schmitke hit a homer in ...…
…Sort Page 20 Friday, May 7, 1982 The Michigan Daily Blue nine stumbles, 4-1 11 - By JOE CHAPELLE The Wolverine batsmen dropped their eighth game of the season yester- day by falling prey to Bowling Green, 4- 1, in a makeup game at Ray L. Fisher Stadium. Michigan was plagued by pitching problems early in the game with the Wolverines giving up three runs in the third inning. Falcont third baseman Jerry Drobnick started the Bowling Green scori...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 2S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 6, 19 New hope for cease-fire in Falklands From AP and UPI reports In the wake of Argentina's first major military gains, a cease fire in the Falkland crisis yesterday seemed a distant possibility. Reports from later in the evening, however, rekindled the possibility of peace in the battle- scarred islands. Grim but determined following the loss of the destroyer HMS She...…
…Page 2-Thursday, May 6, 1982-The Michigan Daily New department heads to stress program quality By LOU FINTOR Retaining quality faculty members and maintaining high, academic stan- dards will become top priorities for political science administrators over the next year, chairman-elect John Kingdon said yesterday. Kingdon is one of two University professors recently approved by the Board of Regents to head departments with chairperson vacancies...…
…'U' prof speaks on technology's impact on labor By SCOTT STUCKAL Higher unemployment levels may result from high technology's thrust toward labor-saving technological ad- vances, and today's culture cannot af- ford to ignore the trend, University Philosophy Prof. Frithjof Bergmann said yesterday at a technology lecture series. Technological advances have en- croached on every level of employment and no job is safe, Bergmann said to 150 people...…
…Page 4- Thursday;Moy 6, 1982,-TheMichigan Daily Britain reacts to, casualties in Falkiands From AP wire reports Grief and courage and opposing calls for revenge and retreat mingled in Britain yesterday as the reality of war came home-a destroyer and a war- plane lost in the South Atlantic, husbands and sons perished and thousands more at risk. Newspapers, politicians, and people in the street had sharply divided opinions. Some said it just is...…
…The Michigan Daiy-Thursday May 6, 1982-'Page 5 Salvadoran prof evaluates future of country By FANNIE WEINSTEIN "Moderate" is only a relative term and cannot be used to accurately describe El Salvador's provisional President Alzaro Magana, a former professor of education at Catholic University of El Salvador told an audience of about 30 last night at the Michigan Union. Joaquim Samayoa, who left El Salvador in 1980, claimed Magana is only a pu...…
…Og inion Page 6 Thursday, May 6, 1982 The Michigan Daily 0 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 2S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by student', at the University of Michigan A cruel joke T HE DISPUTE OVER the once obscure Falkland Islands, that many were joking about just one month ago, now serves as a brutal reminder of the deceptive, cold cruelty of war. Several hundred lives have now been sen- selessly lost as two govern...…
…Arts r The Michigan Doily Thursday, May 6, 1982 Ormandy returns for May Fest Page 7 By Jane Carl FEW SMALL, midwestern cities are fortunate enough to have a major symphony orchestra in residence for a week, but this year marked the 46th an- niversary of the Philadelphia Or- chestra's annual trek to Ann Arbor. As usual, the city turned out in full force for this musical and social event, as it rarely does at events less prestigious than th...…
…Page 8-Thursday, May 6, 1982-The Michigan Daily Even classical music can be fun I By Deborah Cleary and Maureen Fleming P DQ BACH has to be seen to be heard. At least that's what the audience realized- as they watched Peter Schickele and the Ann Arbor Chamber Orchestra perform selected works of PDQ Bach on April 22 at the Michigan Theatre. The composer, known for his simple- minded melodies and blatant plagiaries of standard works, is actual...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, May 6, 1982-Page 9 Reagan shifts position on role of volunteers WASHINGTON (AP)- President Reagan has retreated on his call for volunteer forces to "take up the slack" for the social programs hit by his budget cuts, but he still wants private groups to create jobs and training in communities hit hard by unem- ployment. The White House has not formally announced the shift away from a goal that leaders in the non-p...…
…Page10-Thursday,,May 6 1982-The Michigan Daily Violent behavior linked to TV WASHINGTON (AP)- Television is "a violent linked "several kinds of aggression-conflict with vities, were more likely to engage in 'serious form of entertainment" that clearly leads to parents, fighting and delinquency-with the total "The consensus among most of the research com- aggressive behavior by children and teen-agers, a amount of television viewing, not just v...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday.May 6, 1982-Pege 11 U.S.'DEATH ROWS'OVERCROWDED Inmate executions stalled From the Associated Press Death rows are becoming overbooked in several states as more than 1,000 condemned prisoners find their executions delayed-sometimes against their will-by appeals to higher courts. Since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty six years ago, 1,013 men and women have been condemned to die in the 36 states t...…
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