…Ninety-One Years of Editorial Freedom E Mtt a . Iati SHADES OF GRAY Cloudy tomorrow with a chance of showers. High in the 50s. Vol. XCI, No. 142 Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 26, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages Plus Supplement VD: A By DENISE FRANKLIN It's on the increase because pre-marital sex is becoming more frequent among young people. Severe cases can lead to sterility and blindness, and only the ...…
…Page 2-Thursday, March 26, 1981-The Michigan Daily POLICY POWER REDELEGATED Bush selection irks Haig WASHINGTON (AP)-President Reagan insisted yesterday that Alexander Haig, Jr. remains his "chief adviser on foreign affairs," but other officials said the secretary of state clearly has lost prestige and authority because of Vice President George Bush's appointment as crisis manager. Reagan's affirmation followed a talk with Haig on the third c...…
… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, March 26, 1981-Page 3 Former defense head: Military not a business By LINDA RUECKERT The American military cannot be managed like an ordinary business because conflicting pressures will always limit its peacetime efficiency, former Secretary of Defense Harold Brown told a business school audience yesterday. Speaking to about 500 listeners in Hale Auditorium, Brown said the department must always be prepared for a...…
…" OPINION Page 4 Thursday, March 26, 1981 The Michigan Daily 0 A resident looks at life in Warsaw Zbzislaw Najder, a resident of Warsaw, Poland, is the editor of the literary journal Tworczose. He is touring the United States this month as a guest of the U.S. government, through the International Visitor Program. He is a member of the Polish labor coalition Solidarity. What follows is a partial transcript of an interview Najder held last...…
…ARTS Thursday, March 26, 1981 The Michigan Daily Page 5 acquired by chicanery best left unquestioned) give the album a feeling of authenticity. Vocally, this is musica verite, if you will. It is reality taken directly from its sources, and its common theme is the unabashed depth of human emotion. The authenticity has been undercut in production because the tapes have been doctored -to give them a rhythmic repetitiveness that is consisten...…
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…The Mihigan Daily-Thursday, March 26, 1981-Page 7 Skulls, bones from old g yburial - ground BRIDGEWATER, Mass. (UPI) - Thirteen human skulls and assorted bones discovered on the grounds of a state hospital for the criminally insane are probably from a long-forgotten burial ground, officials said yesterday. The skulls and bones, discovered Tuesday by construction workers at the Bridgewater State Hospital, were spaced regularly about five feet ...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily Thursday, March 26, 1981 SHEA, DIEMER RUNNING ON TOP Y! Page58 a M t~t34 Y J A V Tracksters move outside By SARAH SHERBER How does a track team compliment a championship season? According to Michigan coach Jack Harvey, whose spring track squad went on to win the Big Ten title last year by an over- whelming margin, it's going to be hard. "I don't think there is any way we can do as well this year as we did last ...…
… - ADHIS CORNER.. Mark Mihanovic olverine base ball ... .. most entertainin g show in toawn * T HE MOST ENTERTAINING team in Michigan athletics is not cracking pads under the gleaming eye of Bo Schembechler on the Tartan Turf. , or did it just finish its season getting blown out on the hardwood at Syracuse. Nor on the ice at Michigan Tech. 4?Rather, it is in Florida at the present, winning a game here and losing one Were, priming itself to com...…
…Q . -Thursday, March 26, 1981-The Michigan Daily Salvadorans hit embassy SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Gunmen pumped rocket-propelled grenades and submachine gun fire into the U.S. Embassy yesterday in the third attack in three weeks, injuring no one but blowing a gaping 20-foot hole in the mission's front wall, witnesses said. The attack was carried out at about 3;10 p.m. EST by eight men dressed in civilian clothes and armed with a ha...…
