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…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, March 2, 1982 Page 9 Icers wilt d By MARTHA CRALL The Michigan hockey team, which entered its spring break games in third place, withered down the stretch, finished in a tie for fourth place, and lost home-ice advantage in this weekend's first round of Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) playoffs. Two weekends ago the icers traveled to tenth-place Ohio State and split with the Buckeyes, losing on F...…

…a Page 10-Tuesday, March 2, 1982-The Michigan Daily Big Ten Ci amp ionships Grappler Klasson takes title Tankers settle for second best By KARL WHEATLEY For the first time this season, the Michigan women's swim team didn't come in first. The Big Ten women's swimming championships this past weekend ended with Ohio State the winners with 863.0 points, Michigan second at 677.0, Indiana third (486.0), and Wisconsin fourth with'452.5 points. "...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 2, 1982-Page 11 Club Sports Roundup CROSS CO UNTR Y SKIING With no more collegiate races on their schedule, three Michigan Club skiers decided to trek up to the Great White North for the Charlevoix Win- dmill Farms Cross Country Ski Race. Marc Gallin, Mike Muha, and Samuel James certainly knew the easiest Way to go as they each placed in the races. In the two-kilometer event Muha finished fourth overall and ...…

…4 Page 12-Tuesday, March 2, 1982-The Michigan Daily /l 4 17 r 4 4 I TH AEEDN DE LB S IN STOWN! SIMON AND GAR FUNKEL The Concert In Central Park ON SALE NOW!! SISTER, SLEDGE R2& tbeW ' i All SINGLE ALBUMS THE B-52's Mesopotamia M h 2 Includes Cake S 't~Throw That Beat In The Garbage Can 0 c . 'b Deep P p J r Sleep o.wo SPECIALLY PRICED 4 IN THE STORE! ! (All A-B-C Sticker Albums) 549 REACH LEE RITENOUR RIO SPECIALLY PRICED 2-A...…

…A Ninety-Two Years of Editorial. Freedom eMit i~au llaiQ FUZZY Cloudy with flurries, today, the high is expected to be in the high 30s. .VoI. XCII, No. 116 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 19, 1982 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages n w Two more programs face budet ax Fall term dorm rate, in creases approved yRegents By JANET RAE It will cost a bit more to put a roof over your head and a desk under y...…

… 0 PRE-INVENTORY SALEI -T-SHIRTS -JERSEYS -MUGS -GAMES -1981 ROSE BOWL SPIRALS AND MUCH MOREL FOLLETT'S 322 SOUTH STATE STREET 3 I Page 2-Friday, February 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily MSA will survey foreign students to' helpassess their needs I s I j __. _._ t a By BILL SPINDLE The Michigan Student Assembly, ex- pecting a significant increase in the number of foreign students coming to the University, will survey the inter- national ...…

…I Shapiro: Research open to communist By PERRY CLARK University President Harold Shapiro yester- day affirmed that the University will not estrict the access of visiting scholars from communist nations to research materials. Shapiro made his comments yesterday following the disclosure that two FBI agents were on campus last week, seeking information on the research activities of a visiting Soviet mathematics scholar. "IN GENERAL, my reaction...…

…6 / OPINION Page4 Friday, February 19, 1982 The Michigan Daiy Retrenching, reducing in plain English 01 By Julie Engebrecht The most difficult thing about the coming budget cutbacks may be wading throu6h the administrative legalese used to describe various proposals., In addition to the development of a new language, old words that we thought we knew have taken on new, and somewhat ambigious, meanings. Instead of going to all the expense o...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, February 19, 1982-Page 5 'Time' editor discusses magazine (Continued from Page 3) meter running, and pieces of equipment being used that cost thousands of dollars an hour," Porterfield said. PORTERFIELD HAS written cover stories for Time on everything from England's royal wedding and Brooke Shields to cocaine. Arts reviewing is currently his main interest. "There is a certain sense in a review that a reader reads a...…

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…ARTS The Michigan Daily Friday, February 19, 1982. Page 7 --------- ------ 'Border' is inconsistent King Crimson brings 'Discipline' to their Monday night appearances as Second Chance. Clubs/Bars The Blind Pig (208 S. First; 996- 8555) Tonight and tomorrow the Blind. Pig features the blues-rock quartet Lepers. Monday night you can boogie with Boogie Woogie Red. - Joe's Star Lounge, (109 N. Main; 665-JOES) Dynamic country swing and ja...…

…0 Page 8-Friday, February 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily New 'U' institute to By LISA CRUMRINE The University is attempting to aid the state in its desperate search for jobs by creating a new research institute in the University's Graduate School of Business Administration. The Independent Business Research Institute of Michigan began functioning last week as a University-wide resear- ch facility primarily interested in helping the state develo...…

…A 4 The Michigan Daily--Friday, February 19, 1982-Page 9 Residents keep their sunny sides up i -. _ i. Sunny days mean extra heat ,' ;, '; . ",. d' By KENT REDDING N O ONE NEEDS to consult a weath- erman to know that Old Man Win- ter has been especially harsh this year. Sure, we've had many sunny days this winter, but what good are they? For most area residents, sunny days offer little reprieve from howling winds and sub-zero temperatu...…

…4* A e 10-Friday, February 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Listing ofmovies fo a contes IIf you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigon Daily classified page 4 YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS ''FAME" Airplane / I Listing of movies for a contest sponsored ,by STATE THEATRE MIDNIGHT SHOWS Fri. & Sat. Feb. 19-20 I S WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter just look through today's Clssified Ads. Five U. of M. students will find their names...…

… U. SPORTS The University of Michigan Dept. of Recreational Sports presents } The Michigan Daily ,SU By BOB WOJNOWSKI Special to the Daily COLUMBUS - Clark Kellogg's 21- foot baseline jumper with 45 seconds left gave Ohio State the lead, and the Buckeyes *urvived a frantic final 30 seconds to hold. on, as they defeated Michigan, 64-63, before 13,591 screaming partisans in St. John's Arena last night. After Kellogg's jumper put the Bucks ah...…

…A Pa e 12-Friday, February 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Women cagers come up short, 68-67 fi} 26 re s4, (Continued from Page 1) sn't lost on one free throw." 'I thought it was in," said Dietz, who Ished the evening with a game-high points. "I'm glad they called time out cause I was nervous and needed to lax. I just shot it too hard. It put a mper on a potentially nice evening,'" e said. AS FOR THE 2,000 points, Dietz took n stride, saying ...…

…The Michigan Doily-Friday, February 19, 1982-Page 13. .., # Hoop managers: no play, no pay By DAN NEWMAN There are not many students willing o work four to six hours a day without receiving any pay or recognition in return. But Phil Giroux and Bill Mit- chell are exceptions. They are the co-head student managers for the Michigan basketball team, and they can be found most every where you find the team, whether it be at practice or on the ...…

…a Page 14-Friday, February 19, 1982-The Michigan Daily Students to receive awards for service outside classroom " """""f!"" """" 4 0 II RECORDS & TAPES USED AND 1 523 E. LIerty RECORD MON-SAT 10-9 514% E. Wil SUN 12-8 (upstairs 994-8031 668-1776 By JANICE DE MAGGIO Although many students feet the University primarily stresses academics, the Office of Student Ser- vices and the Michigan League Board are trying to change the perception ...…

… Ninety-Two Years of Editorial ,Freedom J'I L LIEn IaiIQ REPEAT Expect light snow or rain mixed with snow today, with a high in the mid 30s. Vol. XCII, No. 115 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 18, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages 'Michigan famiy Of seven murdered From AP and UPI FARWELL, Mich.- A mailman and six members of his family were killed with blasts from a shotgun at their rural home, and police s...…

…0 Page 2-Thursday, February 18, 1982-The Michigan Dal UAW, Ford reach agreement IN BRIEF From AP and UPN CHICAGO - The United Auto Workers' Ford Council voted overwhelmingly yesterday to approve a tentative concessions contract that wotild help save Ford Motor Co. up to $1 billion, UAW President Douglas Fraser said. "I am very, very pleased,' Fraser said at a news conference after the more than three-hour meeting, where 132 council members ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, February 18, 1982-Page 3 Tests ordered for arson suspect' By PERRY CLARK held in Washtenaw County Jail with hnnd set at Pn ll Psychiatric testing will delay the preliminary examination of Arthur Arroyo, accused of setting fire to the University Economics Building, Public Defen- der Lloyd Powell said yesterday. The date for the examination, originally scheduled for Feb. 24, will be set after 15th District Court r...…

…60 OPINION . ....... .. Page 4 Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Thursday, February 18, 1982 The Michigan Daily 0 Editor's note: The political cartoons of artist Pete Sinclair will now be appearing on the Daily's Opinion Page on a regular basis. Sin- clair, who graduated from the University in 1975 with a bachelor's degree in fine arts, lives and works in Midland, Mi. Sinclair N Vol. XCII, No. 115 420 May...…

…N ARTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, February 18, 1982 'Innovative jazz great returns 17, By Jerry Brabenec HE ICONOCLASTIC saxophonist/ composer Ornette Coleman will perform tonight at the Power Center, with his fusion band, Prime Time, as, part of the Eclipse Jazz winter concert, series. Having recorded jazz, or- chestral, and third world music during his turbulent thirty year career, Coleman is now focusing his energies on a jazz/roc...…

…a 6-Thursday, February 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily ListingIIIofImoviesIIfor a contestI If you find your name and ad- dress in today's Michigan Daily classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies "FAME"' Airplane. Listing of movies for a contest sponsored by STATE THEATRE MIDNIGHT SHOWS Fri. & Sat. Feb. 19-20 m 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY No Contest To Enter Just look through today s Classified Ads. Five ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, February 18, 1482-Page 7 The Michigan Daily-Thursday. February 18, 1982-Page 7 I m Newsstand owner celebrates 50 UAC By HARLAN KAHN Sporting a Block M tie and a boutonniere of car-- * ations, Alvin Neff, 67, yesterday celebrated his 50th anniversary at his Nickels Arcade newsstand. Neff, stricken with polio at age 14, "struggled it out apd made it on his .own," said his wife, Lillie. "As many times as I've le...…

…I A SSPORTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, February 18, 1982 Page 8 a0 Blue set for tough OSU rematch By BOB WOJNOWSKI Special to the Daily COLUMBUS- To stop Ohio State's Buckeyes you have to stop the snap, crackle and pop of Kellogg-Clark Kellogg that is. And stopping the Buckeyes' superlative junior forward is not easy. "You've just got to work like the devil to keep him off the boards," said Michigan coach Bill Frieder in referen- ce to ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, February 18, 1982-Page9 SPORTS OF THE DAILY Synchros fight to keep varsity status alive By LA VBRA CLAK The contents of Title IX will be the defense in a debate between Don Canham, the Board in Con- trol p1f Intercollegiate Athletics, and the women's synchronized swimming team. The debate will center on the recent decision of the Board to discontinue the synchronized swim team as a varsity sport next year. The t...…

…a Page 10-Thursday, February 18, 1982-The Michigan Daily Hard work pays dividends for By CHUCK JAFFE Micki King Hogue likes to do things the hard way. She came to Michigan as a diver in 1962 when there was no women's diving team, lost an Olympic medal by a fluke accident before winning the medal in her second attempt, and was the first woman ever to teach at the all-male Air Force Academy. Now, as the Chief of Public Affairs for the United ...…

…Annual faculty salary listing inside Ninety-T'wo Years MELTING of LIIMostly cloudy today with a _ _Oftija E U I chance of light rain, Editorial Freedom t I or drizzle. The high will be around 40. Vol. XCII, No. 114 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 17, 1982 Ten Cents Twenty-two Pages Police nab econ arson suspect Tenure denial upsets LSA eomimiittee By LISA CRUMRINE Sparked by the denial of tenur...…

…0 Renta Car from Econo-Car Page 2-Wednesday, February 17, 1982-The Michigan Daily OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ' I 01% Co-workers say arson suspect kept to. himself WE RENT TO 19 YR. OLD STUDENTS! -Choose from small economical cars to fine luxury cars. --Special weekend rates. -Pick up services upon request. -We accept cash deposits. ECONO-CAR 438 W. Huron RENT-A-CAR 761 -8845 A GELCO COMO*NY76-84 ANN ARBOR ARMYSURPLUS '1 We stock a full line of ...…

… English upsets I u (Continued from Page 1) review because she is an out teacher rather than a research Marc:Dann, a student memb Curriculum Committee, said case is similar to those of s professors who won the Clas award and were later denied te One committee member ref the Class of '23 award - which ded to a professor for out teaching each year - as "th death." HOWEVER, BONO, who present at the committee meet there is probably no correla ween...…

…A OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, February 17, 1982- The Michigan Daily 'The Pakistanis are not that The first part of this interview appeared yesterday. Manzer Durrani is an American citizen now because he loves this country and sees in it the power to make the world a better place. "As an American, I can talk to you one on one and you'll understand that I'm not trying to ad- vocate another country," he explains. Howard XXitt, Which is no...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, February 17, 1982 Pages Records * Ben Cross as Olympic hopeful Harold Abrahams and Ian Holm as his trainer Sam Mussabini star in 'Chariots of Fire.' Tire visua e ecti ve, but native is unclear B'A dam Knee ('1 HARIOTS OF FIRE, is a visually and aurally enthralling film based on the experiences of two British run- ners in the 1924 Olympics. It is a work/ full of. stunning scenes and impressive performances...…

…0 Page 6-Wednesday, February 17, 1982-The Michigan Daily £ Listing of movies for a contest 5 WINNERS EVERY DAY * 0 If you find your name and ad -sponsored by ITATE THEATRE No Contest To Enter dress in today's Michigan Doily * classified page Airnlane ~ ~ Just look through todays Classified Ads. YOU WIN r IVIIUE~ I~FhU Five U. of M. students will find their names hidden in this section. If your £ £ TWO FREE TICK ETS .* ~ name and address appear...…

…Russian freighter sinks; second victim of storm German TA bi HALIFAX, Nova Scotia - Fifty- "foot waves sank a Soviet freighter yesterday in the city North Atlantic, leaving 35 dead or missing and -raising the number of feared fatalities to 119 in the storm-lashed area in two days. The world's biggest oil rig, the Ocean Ranger, capsized Monday 20 miles east of Newfoundland, leaving -one man drowned and 83 missing and feared dead. A federal in...…

…A GRAND OPENING Ann Arbor Contact Lens Clinic A full contact lens service DR. PAUL-C. USLAN, Optometrist SOFT CONTACT LENSW ........ .............:..........$150.00 HARD CONTACT LENSES, 2 pairs ...........................$139.00 SEMI SOFT TINTED LENSES....... ...................$200.00 EXTENDED WEAR SOFT LENSES .............................$300.00 ALL GLASSES 20% off Includes all professional fees 545 CHURCH STREET 769-1223 offer expires Marc...…

…91KWeekR, Dige&I BASKETBALL RESIDENCE HALL Gomberg 44, Van Tyne 42: The fifth-ranked Gomber squad blew out its op- ponents in the opening minutes of Monday night's contest. According to Gomber manager Paul Dull, "Our team play and hustle was the key to our early 15-point lead, but then we slacked off." Scott Cipa led the Gombers with 16 points and, along with teammate Todd Freytag, dominated the boards. John Yocum was a key defensive player as...…

…a6 Page 10-Wednesday, February 17, 1982-The Michigan Daily Visiting Ft. Lauderdale Area For Spring Break? i Clip This Ad And Enjoy A FREE Drink At The World Famous u * PARROT LOUNGE SG ET ON E I BUY ONE GEE I I Also, Feb. 25 is MICHIGAN U. DAY 1 Block From Beach, Sunrise & AlA, Behind Sunrise Inn Offer Good till 5 P.M. Feb. 20-28" m mm- -- - -- m mmm - m mm m- - m One for two: Rellfordjons cagers as Ford optsfor MSU By RON POLLACK The heate...…

…Med f By DAV Once again, Sch faculty members le highest paid member commu Fifteen medical s bers earn salaries per year, accordi edition of the Uni Staff ;Salary' Recor of the school's fa between $70,00 And °once again, professor of thora that list. Sloan's rate, is $130,000, -a over las Also high on the Grabb, a professor with an annual ap S$127,200 and Jack L of urology with'an $119$ But the annual ap "i W ;y, salari The Michigan baily-W...…

…4 C Page 12--Wednesday, February Salar (Continued f FULL TIME -ANNUAL APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTMENT APPOINTING RAE TITLE DEPARTMENT CALL SO PULL TIME ANNUAL . APPOI NTMENT ANNUAJ. APP APPOINTING RATE DEPARTMENT CALL SOURCES) NA APPO I TI NA APPOI NTMENT SEN1DER:. REHI ASST PROFES BENDERSKY. RONALD F PRO BENEDEK, ELISSA P CLINIC BENEOICT A MIBYE RECREAI BENFORD,. ELIZABETH S ASS I BENFORD.; HARRY B PROFESSOR RENINSON, JOSEPH CLINI...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday Salar Continued f FULL TINE ANNUAL APPOINTMENT 'ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE APT DEPARTMENT CALL SOURCES)I SC APPOI TI CHRISTOOOULOU, JOHN C F000 SVO S 'CHU, CHIAO N PROFESSOR CHU1, ERNEST N Y PROFESS CHUA, GLORIA AND DIETITIAN CHNUAHG, KUE) PROFESSOR CHUWACOFF. EDWARD N PROFESSO CHUN, EDITH L CLON SOCIA CHURCH, NARY JOYCE ASST NGR M CHURCHILL, SALLIE R PROFE CHUTE, DEBRA MAY STAFF NUR CHVALA, JEANETTE N STAFF N...…

…A Page 14-Wednesday, February Slare (Continued f FULL TIME ANNUAL ' APPOINTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE A DEPARTMENT (ALL SOURCES) APPOI Ti MA A APPOI OEPART"ENT APPOI TI tI(ITEIM, MRSENDAVID NUS ASbOIC SO UM.1 ,. CARLES L AST NMRMEIA gqtEflwN CHARLES L MDR MEDIA E LYNN RACHLE LECTURER E ON RSTL AqYNASST I E *DNACSTL AIIN ASST 1I JAMS F CLIN)CAL 1 JOHN M AE ASSOC 11 EDSDON LESLIE P HOUSE OFIC = IRON, DONNA IL SR HLT.RE E, KATHERINE K...…

… The Michigan Daily-Wednesda Sala (Continued f FULL TIME ANNUAL APPOI NTMENT ANNUAL APP RATE APP! FRA ( ALL SOURCES) PERIOD C APPOINTMENT NAME T GRASS)I JOSEPH MOUSE[ OFF) SRASSL. HEINZ J REI ASWOC ORASSLEY, DANIEL W.~ NUCLEAR ED GRA2SIMC, NANCY J LECT SMASSNUCK, GEORGeE .. PROFESSO SRAT lOT-DEANS2, JEANNE. M RESAS GRATTAN. MARY P I NSTRUCTO GRAUDS. SILVIJA A BE GRAVES: PEARL.E STAFF NURS GRAVES. OR IN 0 AMIN DRAVES, WILLIAM N III CLINICAL ...…

…o Page 16-Wednesday, February Saar (Continued f E A AP APPOINTNG DEPARTMENT NA APPOI Ti A APPOI NTMENT NE -TITLE ADMKIN. MARIA A STAFF NUR 'JACKMAN, MARY R FACULTY A ASOC PROFESSOR JACKSON, CATHERI NE JANE 'COMPEN JACKSON. CHARLES E CLINICAL JACKSON, DIANE H HOUSEO JACKOON, ELLA PROGRAMMIE JACKESON; ETHEL N ADJUNCTA JACKSON, GERALDIMN PROJE JACKSON, JAMES S FACULTY ASSOC PROESSOR' JACKSON, JERRY L AMIN AS JACKSON, JOHN E DIR ACAO RESEARCH...…

…The Michigan Daiy--WednbsdayF Salar (Continued f PULL ANN APPO I APPOINTING DEPARTMENT SALARY PAD PION STATE ANNUAL APPOI NTMENT APPT FRACTION ' PERIO00 CALL SOU APPO I TI NA LAVOIE, PHYLLIS A ADMIN ASS? II LAW. DAVID JON POSTDOCT LAWLER, EDWARD E 111 FACUJLTY A ADJUNCT FROPESOR LAWLCR, JAMES M ADMISSI1OHS CO LAWLER, JOHN N ASSOC PROFESS LA1WLER, MI1CHAEL MART IN HOUSE OFFICE LAoR,. ANDREW P ADJUNCT LECTU LAWRENCE. CAROEL ARROO EDITOR LA...…

…x 0 Page 18--Wednesday, February (Continu F APPOIETWNA INL$R, GEORGE JOHIN ADJUNCT-A Pri LR1 HELEN E ABET A IT JAMIES 'L JR PROFESSOR MER^JANEEM ASSOC PROFS M LX'EN9E ASST LIBRAIN MU ER. JERORE M ADJUNC M R~JOHN N CL I NI CALA M WI. RARER L ADPIIN ASE N C1, ^KENTON R ABSOC RES ASSOC PROFESSOR, 1&5 ; LoINDA S SR PROCCD N(.1LUAN 4~ NURSE CLINI A M SER, MARIE A STAFF NS MEL".ENORMA K NURSE CLI AEILUS.,PATRICIAM JOYCE *STAFF NU >I#LER,. PETER V...…

…a , Salr (Continued f A APPOIN TI PILL TINE ANNIUAL " APPOI NThENT ANNUAL APPO APPOINTING RATE - DEPARTMENT ICALL SOURCES! PODSCHLNE, DAVID LEE EMPLOYET PoFFENGERGER, THOMAS PROFESSOR _PROFESSOR POINEAU. LEO J FOREMAN I POINTER, DEBORAH H 'RUES ASSOC 1 POKORNA' HANA POSTDOCTORA POLAKOW, ARCHIE N SALES AST- POAKONSCI. KENNETH J PROFESSO POLAR, KRISTINE N STAFF NURSE POLPUS. PA.TRICIA N STAFF NURSE POL.INER. MEARILL L WOOD BNEI POLITSER, LI...…

…S Page 20-Wednesday, February (Continued f APPoI DEPART~ APPO: TI NMARE "TI 4~.. ICHARD N SR BUYE (Ly,,, IA L HOSE OFF 1.'IEMS, ERNEST.£ RESEARCH SECLERS, RARY ANN SR ASSOC L L1NSE, OTTO E RESEARC RESEARCH SCIENTIST 6,ELAINE R AMST II~5.CAROL. E ADMIN AST ROBERT A AS8T OIR AOM AAEDV RSST POFESSO ,R ASAENY POSTDOCTORAL E ', ,. JERRIE LEE PATIE QA.DONNA STAFF NURE A, DIPAR L RESEARCN SI THOMAS BA PROF[ESSOR V, PEMBY SONS HEAD NURE 1IRUTH ANN...…

…The Michigan Dily-Wednesday (Continued f APR01 TI FULL ANN APPOI APPOINTING DEPARTMENT SALARY FROM ANNUAL APPOINTME APPT FRACTION PERIOD (ALL SOURE 0 s NA NA APPOINTMENT TITLE A f ,TIER, TACNS-YING PROFES8OR :TIERAK, CHRISTINE DIETITIAN L IESLAU. MARTHA LARA STAFF NU3 "TIFFANY. LYLE D SYS Ras TI LL, SEED 0 ASSOO rTILLM *' PLOREIWE J STAFF NU TILLMIAN. LOU ACA. LAS T 9 TILLY, CHARLES N DIRECTO PROFESSOR PROFESSOR 'eTtLLY, LOUIS A DIR ...…

…a Page 22-Wednesday, February Salar (Continued f FULL ANN APPOI APPOINTING DEPARTMENT SALARY PAID FROM STATE ANNUAL APPOI NTMEN APPT FRACTION PERIOD CALL SOU .PULL TIME ANNUAL APPOI NTMENT ANNUAL APP APPOINTING RATE A DEPARTMENT CALL SOURCES) NA TI APPOI TI NA FULL ANN APPOI APPOINTING DEPARTMENT APRO)I TI ANNUAL AF APPT PERIOD (AL NA ~ M 8NAO $,D RIC 0004, R ~ OSON 4OQARD, It F WI n OLK. MOLEY, IOOLLISC NOOLSON STHINSTO VTIE'Y,J ...…