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…I Recruiting: Scrambling for the winners Edtor's note: The following story is the first in a four-day series investigating the !perations of the University's Department of Athletics. The series will cover recruiting, admissions, athletic department policy, and the mix of athletics and academics at the University. By ANDREW CHAPMAN About the most college coaches can do to lure a top high school athlete to a university is to promise a free edu...…

…6 4 -Wednesday, April 14, 1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan plans tax credit for non-publc tu1ition ors hit cookie jar A home in the 1800 block of Washtenaw was burglarized Monday afternoon at about 4 o'clock. According to police, only pie and some cookies were taken. Police said the furniture in the apartment was rearranged by the intruders. Police have no suspects. Bike, TV equipment stolen A bicycle and a cable television jun- ction box wer...…

…Couzens elections cause uproar The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, April 14, 1982--Page 3 Newly elected MSA members sworn in By BETH ALLEN Confusion reigned this week at Couzens Hall as feuds over house council elections led to the resignation of the current council's president, vice president, and three council members. House Council President Patsy Campbell and Vice President Susan Brune resigned last week, following a decision by Couzens buildi...…

…"I r :Page 4 S - OPINION Wednesday, April 14, 1982- The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by students a.t The University of Michigan Cutting the University budget: /ol. XCII, No. 154 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, M1 48109 Who will win, who will lose Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board , environmentIn M ANY OF THE classic legislative battles won during the 1970s in the name of .the environment are ...…

…ARTS, The Michigan Daily Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Page 5 Dancing for their lives 375 N. MAPLE 769-1300 BARGAIN SHOWS $2.50 Beforo 4bPM BIAKf f.DWARD'___ 4:15 700 9x35 1:15P 3 * 3:151 5;15 You'llbe glad 17:201 you camel 9:40 " 20th CENTURY CHARIOTS 4 OfFIRE1p :0 ACADEMY AWARDS! 9 Inluding BEST PICTURE 1:30 4:15 7:15 9:45 By Ellen Rieser AFTER A lapse of several years, the Pennsylvania Ballet Company will return to Power Center for perfor- ma...…

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…P a MSA (Continued from Ps officials, the extra co THE NEW PLA maximum benefits fron fered by GM Underwri unlike the old plan, it tr as it does any illness; .e outpatient coverage fro to $200 per incident. account the entire bene service," Friedlander si One important chang of a nine-month waiting existing conditions, to' changes' age 1) St is worth it from getting i )St inwrthinsurance, ta MN increases being imn n the $15,000 of- Frieander...…

…4 a0 SPORTS ro. 0 Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Page v a flue batsmen slip past Wayne State, 7-4 .: f4 1 ft.. -- l .n *. r. .w... to Greg Schulte, scoring Clem. Michigan's other two runs came in the second and fifth as they pounded in seven runs on 11 hits off three Tartar pitchers. HOWEVER, Michigan's pitching didn't fare off that much better as Middaugh had to resort to his bullpen three times. In the beginning it looked as - starter...…

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…t a'.,,, ..x,... ..a. r:. ss .:.s-c "k:,.:...aM:aa t.. rs..a.;..a. x.:.. x , .' :,a... al 10-Wednesday, April 14, 1982-The Michigan Daily 6 6 iIIIJIU ;r~!I I I ? I1 111 I I -'%T 1'11! 1 t I 1 Y liI III q 6 6 N 4 I 4 I I 4 I I TOMORROW NIGHT Thursday, April l5th--8:30 P.M. SECOND CHANCE. Come to the Plaid. Party dressed in Plaid- FREE T-Shirts, Buttons, Posters I m …

…CLIMBING Ninety-Two Years of Editorial Freedom iaw Iit IaiIQ Aside from a chance of a shower this morning, the weather improves a little today, with climbing tem- peratures and a high in the mid-5os. Vol. XCII, No. 153 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 13, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Falkiand war looms closer, 0 Haig says LONDON (AP) - U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig said after 111/ hours ...…

…Page 2-Tuesday April 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Battle brews over auto emissions bill IN BRIEF (Continued from Page 1) costly, while the 1980 level was an appr- opriate balance between environmental and economic considerations. BUT, SOME environmentalists doubt that the auto industry really cares about the environment and is solely concerned with cuttings costs. "The justifications the industry has used for most of their stances (in favor o...…

… Israeli soldiers shoot Palestinian protesters (Continued from Page 1) Thesaurus turns The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 3 'non-sexist' On the eve of the Jewish Passover, last Wednesday, Goodman turned up at Ada Cohen's small hotel in the Jerusalem suburb- of Beit Hakerem. He asked to leave his belongings and Come back tostay the weekend. On Sunday' morning, he put on his uniform and checked out early, Mrs. Cohen said. "He had...…

…OPINION Page 4 Tuesday, April 13, 1982. The Michigan Daily First Job, then Faust now Howard Somewhere in the heavens, in a coffee shop: "All right, Michael-let's get down to business. I didn't fly all the way up here for nothing. I want him." "Not so fast there, Lucifer. We'll sit, we'll talk-what's the rush? Why don't you order a Howard Witt my mother. Call me Satan, or Mephistopheles, or Beelzebub-anything but Lucifer." "Okay, Luc...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 5 Mood aboard British fleet stiffens ABOARD THE HMS INVINCIBLE (UPI)- They are not afraid. But for the 1,000 British fighting men sailing south toward the Falkland Islands Monday, war was suddenly a grim reality. "I get some young lads coming up with a pro forma for wills in their han- ds," said Len Jones, 37, a chief petty of- ficer aboard the Invincible and a navy man since age 15. "THEY ARE b...…

…f RTS Page 6 Tuesday, April 13, 1982 The Michigan Daily RC Players show .originality IRW "b..o By Elliot Jackson T HE RESIDENTIAL -College Players, that time-honored and eminently respectable group of East Quad residents, Residential College drama concentrators, and general busybodies, once again has something in the works. In conjunction with the RC drama concentration, it is presenting a new play, Against Katie Bloom, written and directe...…

…Pulitzer Prize winners named The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 7 presents NEW YORK (AP)- The New York Times and The Associated Press each won two 1982 Pulitzer Prizes on Mon- day. The Kansas City Star and the Kan- sas City Times won the Pulitzer for general local reporting and a Times staffer was cited for national reporting. The gold medal for public service went to the Detroit News for a national investigation that produced f...…

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…4" .. ... SPORTS The Michigan Daily Tuesday, April 13, 1982 Page90 A _SPORTS OF THE DAILY Badgers end netters' win streak U By TAM BENTLEY A Michigan win streak of 34- consecutive Big Ten matches has been brought to an end by the Badgers of Wisconsin as they downed the Wolverine netters, 5-4, in Wisconsin's Nielsen Tennis Center Saturday. "We have not been doing the job in singles," said Michigan coach Brian Eisner. "When it got right ...…

…t Page 10-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily Dogwoods good to 'M' tracksters as four qualiy for national meet Club Sports Roundup By MIKE MCGRAW The Michigan thinclads escaped from the blustery weather of southern Michigan last weekend, as both the men's and women's track teams competed in the prestigious Dogwood Relays in Knoxville, Tenn. Under blue skies and amidst the blossoming of the dogwood trees that give the meet its name, M...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-Page 11 Jays down TORONTO (UPI) - Damaso Garcia e drove in three runs with a pair of singles and Garth Iorg banged a double and a triple to drive in two more runs yesterday powering the Toronto Blue Jays to a 9-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Garcia and Iorg, who had only 23 runs batted in between them last season, slammed a two-run single and an RBI double back-to-back to highlight a 5-run Blue ...…

…page 12-Tuesday, April 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily dab _6 This week, you'll find top-quality Pioneer Even at our low Pioneer Car Stereo Sale car stereo on sale at Tech Hifi. We've got expertly- prices, Tech Hifi still backs what you buy with -tmatched systems,, featuring Pioneer car stereo our famous 7-Day Moneyback Guarantee. So components (to fit almost any car, truck, or van), what are you waiting for? If you like the idea of plus popular a...…

…Ninety- Two. Years of Editorial Freedom Lit iau IiQ UNEXORABLE Mostly sunny pleasant with a high upper 40s. and in the VoI. XCI. No. 152 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 11, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages if Milliken's exit heats up governor's race By BILL SPINDLE Last December, Gov. William Milliken an- ounced that he would not seek re-election this vember and that he would be trading politics an...…

…Student loans have not been cut, insists Reagan (Continued from Page 1) American public today about student aid programs," he said., "This is an /outright cut." Reagan said that under his program, 44 percent of the nation's un- dergraduates "would be eligible for a veritable laundry list of help," in- cluding up to $1,600 in grants, $2,500 in guaranteed loans, and work study sup- port ayeraging $700 annually. But Reagan did not mention that u...…

…*The Michigan Daily-Sunday, April 11, 1982-Page 3 Rumors of store closings denied By SUSAN RACEY Rumors that local Kroger and Farmer Jack super- markets will be closing are unfounded, according to representatives of both supermarket chains. "That'rumor's been going around for two years," said Ciris Beslaer, advertising manager at Kroger Company headquarters in Livonia, Mich. HE SAID THE rumors probably began when some of Kroger's officials m...…

…0 OPINION_ Page 4 Sunday, April 11, 1982 The Michigan Daily New ball games for MSA, Rackham 0 ....- WXELL, IT ALL came down to the wire this week in the annual Michigan Student- Assembly elections, but the Voice team pulled it off in the stretch, scoring quickly in the late innings, and sewing up a last minute victory for their feisty expansion club. Amy Moore, Voice's presidential candidate for the MSA elections, and Stephon Johnson, Voic...…

…ARTS The Michigan Daily Sunday, April 11, 1982 Page5 Another comedy fr Om N el Si1mon. ByKathy Glasgow EIL SIMON has a talent for writ- ing "people" movies - movies that present the common, everyday problems that are a part of contem- porayj lifestyles. Because he reflects current social trends, Simon's work is accessible to everyone beacuse it is easy to relate to and because it fulfills a desire to be entertained. Usually. This time, howeve...…

…I Page b--Sunday, April 11, 1982--The Michigan Daily I ThE i }N) - x I. *4 a AM …

…Can dit kontinued from Page 1) state income tax and with what some believe to be Milliken's lack of imagination in dealing with the state's economic woes. Brickley therefore is quick to point out what he says are the differences between himself and the current gover- nor. He pushes hard for the deregulation of small business and 'the elimination of the state's workers com- pensation laws and single-business tax,' which taxes a company's costs ...…

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…SPORTS , . ., 'p f -" F X _-.-.'x --.--Y.... The Michiggn Doily Sunday, April 11,_1982 Detroit looking to host '8 7 Finc By MIKE MCGRAW The never-ending quest to upgrade the city of Detroit's image continues. First it was the Super Bowl that was brought to the friendly confines of the Motor City. Next it will be the motor sports, as the Grand Prix racing circuit makes a stop in the city by the river. And, in the future there is a pos...…

…BADGERS FALL HARD TO WOLVERINES Women netters rc By TAM BENTLEY d " In a match that centered mainly on baseline bat- s" ," ;'' ties, the Michigan women netters bullied their way to M an 8-1 victory over the Wisconsin Badgers yesterday. The two teams played in the Track and Tennis . building on the controversial rubber surface. Some th a players like it, some don't. u "WE HAVE the home-court advantage with these ' courts because they're rubbe...…

…ge 20-Sunday, April 11 82-The Michigan Daily 6 21kk Adakk 'U -0 MORE We pay MORE than the standard national rates - CASHupto 50% of the list price on most titles, the CASH future use of which is undetermined. We also pay national wholesale prices for Ysound, current edition texts dropped from use at the Uof M. YOURE C O0 U RSE Open Mon-Fri 9-5. In t e Michigan Union. Saturday Hours : April 24 & May 1 BOOKSopen 10-5 You get a return of 5...…

… Aaw- AL . 0 e Page 2-Sunday, April 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily Travel isn't the greatest thing in the world 0 The Michigan Daily-Sur i Allk By Mark Gindin Oh sure, I know all about the tulips of Holland, the Louve in Paris, the rocks of Stonehenge, and the Munich Oktoberfest. These are among the biggest tourist attractions of Europe. I've read all about them in magazines. That's right, not everybody actually goes to Europe, traversi...…

…Page 18-Sunday, April 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily 9 0 w The Michigan Daily-Sunday, A Kibbutz living: an Israeli melting pot ti' Getting around New Y (Continued from Page 8) train, or perhaps sailing in a dhow, you seem to leave the Arab and Coptic Christian world behind. Egypt and the Nile become more African. Dark- skinned Nubians are more plentiful. Women stoop as the river's edge and wash clothes. Water buffalo escaping from the h...…

…U er w U Thib AichigcI. Datly-.$ ;' Pd§8-4- VVn46 -A'i[l 002- TKii Michig-dn ID611y r r Digging up the French un derground A THE BEAUTIFUL Southern French countryside conceals an archaeologist's dream. Daily Photo by JASON ADKINS Digging up Southern France (Continued from Page 4) just finished two full months of work. A few weeks later six French geologists joined us bringing the crew back to a comfortable size. We lived at Sireuil, ...…

…0 Learningby experiencing: NELP' ByHarlan Kahn Riding in a van for 14 hours, with 10 people I didn't know is how my summer began-Our destination was an obscure place that can only be truly remem- bered by those people who have lived it. Deep in the woods of New Hampshire, in a little town called Wolfeboro, at a girl's camp named Kehonka, off the shores of the wide, beautiful Lake Win- nepausakee lives the University's New England Literatur...…

… -a AIV -W -W AIV Page 6-Sunday, April 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily Seein France and dEngnd The Michig6n Daily-Sun European traveling requires a kee By George A dams Just off High Steet in Bath, England, on the side of a warehouse there is a stairway that leads underground. Following this stairway down and going through.the door at the bottom leaves you in what appears to be a cave, peering at a light at the far end of a tunnel that se...…

…Page 14-Sunday, April 11, 1982-The Michigon Daily 6 AL Alb v V U The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Al Summer job becomes home on the range (Continued from Page 5) realizing how important this operation was to his preparation for the summer 4-H fair. The bed of the truck was enclosed with a stock rack which prevented him from jumping out. However, the win- dow in back of the cab which was sup-, posed to separate me and the front seat from Alb...…

….' V. w 4W The Michigan Daily-Sd Page 8-Sunday, April 11, 1982-=The Michigan Daily Melting into a Kibbutz By John Adam a In the mornings, the alarm clock would ring and it would be dark outside. You'd slide into your ill-fitting clothes, splash some water on your face, and shuffle over to the dining room for breakfast. The day had begun. After putting down some porridge eggs, the volunteers and kibbutzniks would begin work - maybe in ...…

…0 .V Page 12-Sunday, April 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Sunday, Study abroad offers fun, learning Dive into another woi By Kristin Stapleton If your summer plans include a con- tinuation of academic pursuits, you might consider studying in an at- mosphere quite different from that of Ann Arbor. Opportunities for study abroad are waiting to be discovered by the student in search of an adventure as well as an educational...…

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…Ninety-Two Years Of Editorial Freedom crit/t43 U 44&F IMPROVED Temperatures will rise today to a comfortable up- per 40s with increasing cloudiness. II lIol. XCII, No. 151 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor; Michigan-Saturday, April'10, 1982 Ten Cents Eight Pages " i 'Cattle prod of edu4 By KATHLYN HOOVER ?'i'° W ' Although it compares University students 'to "steers being pushed and rodded through the stockyards of ig...…

…Emphasis on grad studies not decreasmg Frye says By BARRY WITT The upcoming review of the Rackham graduate school should not be interpreted as a decrease in the University's emphasis on graduate studies, the University's top budget administrator said yesterday. In the first official acknowledgement of the latest in a series of budget reviews, Vice President for Academic Affairs Billy Frye said the review will look for savings through administr...…

… t . i a i . t a f reeks a gunpoint Daily Photo by JEFF SCHRER These marching young toughs are actually Alpha Delta Phi fraternity nembers participating in a charity fund-raising. stunt. These Greeks kidnapped six sorority presidents at mock gunpoint, including Cindy Reavis of Alpha Delta Pi, and ransomed them off for $80 worth of groceries-but all for a good cause. After the sorority members lugged over the grocery ransom, the food was sent ...…

…OPINION I -W Saturday, April 10, 1982 The Michigan Daily Mt' 3 i"oian 1iWlQ NEdited and rhonaged by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCII, No. 151 420 Maynard 5t,. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board SAstate soludgtion to dwindling fnniali 0 The Falkland Island crisis: Nationalism on the T HE STATES OF Illinois, Massachusetts, Iowa, and Maryland have all come up with a...…

…ARTS Page 5 The Michioan Daily Saturday, April 10, 1982 env wur .y.. ... . - - Outlandish isn't By Walt Owen T'HE B-52's SHOULD never say that Detroit didn't give them a chance. Thursday's sold-out performance at the rand Circus Theatre was attended by th the optimistic and outlandish. Some came dressed in the bouffant hairdos of female vocalists Cindy Wilson and Kate Pierson, while others wore the punkish leopard print t-shirts belo...…

…-age 6-Saturday, April 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily - -, 'F I ..T 1 I *l- r *1~. 'I- I 1. _ .1 1 wante omeet gir-s - -- - - '' - - -Tan Eaooz o BULL MVR~zz1 tz SRPESU ino - ,, - ' -. PI CTURESRELEEASE -.- - -- - - - - - - - - If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FIEE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES -NA * -u-I - - --- - - ---- - 711 - . , - ~~ m -~ - - - - - - OFFSET AND XER...…

…N SPORTS The Michigan Daily Saturday, April 10, 1982 Page7 .r ___ _ ---- _ _. . .. S tollwon't rest on laurels U" " - ±...p±.a A T... T hAo he can never be quite satisfied. Accor- In my juior year t tnougntL1inaa a By RANDY BERGER ding to coach Bud Middaugh it is chance because I was being contacted "Igo into every game as if I'm 0- 0 going after my first win." -Rich Stoll Perhaps it is this type of incentive that best explains why so...…

…Page 8--Saturday, April 10, 1982-The Michigan Daily Stadler, Strange share one-shot lead at weather-plagued Masters AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)- With a frustrated Jack Nicklaus backing off, Curtis, Strange and Craig Stadler surged into a share of the early lead yesterday in the second round of the 46th Masters golf tournament. 'With a handful of players still out on the windswept Augusta National Golf Club course, Stadler and Strange shared the top sp...…