…Ninety-Two Years Off Editorial Freedom E Litv IEIII BLEAK Partly cloudy today, windy with, a chance of showers, and a high in the mid 56s. Teret e ae 1 XCII. No. 142 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 31, 1982 Ten Cents Jen Pages Right ists claim *victory in Salvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador- The right-wing National Conciliation Party, ousted 2 years ago in the coup that in- stalled El Salvado...…
… Page 2-Wednesday, March 31, 1981-The Michigan Daily 'U' Senate Assembly head' elected The University's Senate Assembly elected two University professors Monday to terms of one year each as chairman and vice-chairman. Medical school professor Ronald Bishop was chosen chairman of the Assembly, and business and com- munications professor : Herbert Hildebrandt was elected vice chairman for the coming year. BISHOP, A professor of internal medicin...…
…Governor suggests possible tax hike The Michigan Daily- HashBE Wednesdoy, March 31, 1981-Page3 -m 's LANSING (UPI)- Gov. William Milliken suggested ?yesterday a possible alternative to his controver- sial income tax hike plan-a bigger- but temporary increase in that levy coupled with a 10 cent-per-pack cigarette tax hike. The suggestions, which aides to the governor declined -to call "proposals," were made during a closed-door meeting with...…
… 0 OPINION Page 4 Wednesday, March 31, 1982. The Michigan Daily 40 Computers make themselves at home i By Richard Campbell Personal computers. We've been promised such technical marvels ever since Dick Tracy put on his two-way wrist radio. Everyone from science writers to comic book cartoonists have predicted that computers will someday find their way into the home. As some large corporationms would have you believe, that someday is ...…
…4 ARTS I Tk. AA.,I,; In m cia II VlvII ajIIiUIiy Wednesday, March 31, 1982 Page 5 _ __ _ _ ___ ., ,4i I : 1: 'Chariots of Fir HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Just as in previous Academy Award ceremonies, the first half hour of Monday's show .contained nothing that was of any in- terest. Three hours later, the audience received its only surprise of the vening when Katherine Hepburn won her fourth Oscar, and then Chariots of Fire came out of now...…
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…GREEKS ON The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, March 31, 1982-Page 7 THE GO1 N 4 7J J Wi TWO CONTESTANTS race with another keg to add to their pyramid in the Theta Xi Keg Stack last Tuesday. ROBERT NATHAN, center, of Lambda Chi takes the throne as Mr. Greek Week after the contest held last Thursday night at the Michigan Theatre. The other finalists flanking him are, from left, Kraig Cotton of Phi Gamma Delta, Michael Johnson of Sigma Nu, Dick Ed...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, March 31, 1982-The Michigan Daily Rightists claim. victory in S a vador (Continued from Page 1) liberalization of Salvadoran society that justifies continued U.S. military aid. In the election campaign, the Ngtional Conciliation Party said it favored land reform, but that it had. been poorly carried out. THE 60-SEAT constituent assembly elected Sunday is empowered to name an interim government and write a constitution leadin...…
…/ e SPORTS The Michigan Daily Wednesday, March 31, 1982 MINI-SOCCER The IM action is at its best as the mini-soccer playoffs are in full swing. The playoffs continue this week and will not end until a champion is crowned. Leafhopper United 9, Wahoos 2: The leafhoppers advanced to the semifinal round of the playoffs as theyhbroke open a close game in the second half and went on to pummel the Wahoos, 9-2. Led by stars Jim Heisel, Tony Ter...…
…Page 10-Wednesday, March 31 1982-The Michigna Daily Batsmen whitewash 6 Hurons, 6-0 Straight from the source's mouth By RANDY BERGER a Torrential rains weren't enough to dampen the Michigan baseball team's regular season opener. Although the weather cut the second game of the doubleheader short, it couldn't keep the Wolverines from blanking cross- county rival Eastern Michigan, 6-0, in the first game. As far as Michigan was concerned it wo...…
