…I 1 t (w IC 3 '' E> Via'. !:, r; -_ Nit tgan Ninety-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 4341V i F{ g in r lrl ~~ .W l ihi Vol. XCIII, No. 7 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 16, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages Regents 'unaware' of investment issues By BARRY WITT Although the University annually throws its multi-million dollar corporate influence behind the production of nuclear weapons, the in- dividuals...…
…* Page 2-Thursday, September 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily House panel approves WASHINGTON (UPI)- A key House committee yesterday approved over Republican objections a $1 billion bill to create 200,000 public service jobs. A vote by the full House on the Democratic-backed measure is expec- ted today. THE ACTION by the House Rules Committee followed a call by Democratic leaders for quick congressional approval of the jobs bill, which they calle...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 16, 1982-Page 3 200 protest chemical Daily Photo by JEFF SCHRIER Hanging on A worker is silhouetted against the girders of the new Detroit Edison building, which is under construction at the corner of Packard and Main Streets. siwo school districts .settle teacher strikes AFTON , N.C. (UPI)- More than 100 chanting protesters were arrested yesterday as they tried vainly to stop the dumping of the suspec...…
…I OPINION_ Page4 Thursday, September 16, 1982 Riding the bus:The joke s on By Gary Schmitz The Michigan Daily. whom It was a typical late night bus ride back to North Campus. There were the usual assor- tment of red-eyed studiers, drunks, punks, and moviegoers like myself. As we roared down Catherine Street on the detour route, a friend of mine wondered out loud why the fuck we couldn't take the shorter route. We watched cars turn onto Full...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 16, 1982-Page 5 U mI Death penalty LANSING (UPI) - The Michigan son's claims that signatures h Supreme Court refused yesterday to ted for his capital punishment allow the question of reinstating the drive should be accepted even death penalty in Michigan on the of them were not signed in th November ballot. way the individual was regis The high court, in a unanimous three- vote. page decision, denied Oak...…
…Page 6-Thursday, September 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily T'v LISTINGS Thursday Daytime Specials 5:30 (D HBO TEDDY PENDERGRASS IN CON- CERT Videotaped at London's Odeon Hall, this performance by one of soul's biggest superstars features many of his hits. 6:30 ID HBO PARDON ME FOR LIVING Marga- ret Hamilton stars in the story of two 11- year-olds who learn the true meaning of friendship. 12:00 (D HBO CONSUMER REPORTS PRE- SENTS "The Feeling Fin...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily. Thursday, September 16, 1982 Page 7 "Road Warrior' twists old movie cliches By Malcolm Robinson AIRLY EARLY in George Miller's The Road Warrior, a man known only as Max-the road warrior him- self-comes across a rig with the most elling of graffiti written upon it. "Let -the vermin have the earth," the spray painted words say. Yet the irony here is that not even the vermin might want it. The earth, in a sense, has s...…
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…S The MIS SPORTS Thursday, September 16, 1982 ichigan Daily Page 9 a r. Woolfolk starting -but not home free By DAN NEWMAN But the 6-2 fullback is perhaps best things I've never done before." One factor in Woolfolk's favor i J ....... ..... C..1..1 .,4 {,.. w wt nA / 1... . *.C L... 4... ...t~.....i n A A t n ..A . , I... 1:. s his The New York Giants wasted no time in making Butch Woolfolk the seven- teenth player selected in the 1982 ...…
…I Page 10--Thursday, September 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily ANTITRUST LA WS VIOLA TED NCAA football television contracts void OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A federal judge has thrown out the college television contracts negotiated by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, holding that the NCAA had violated antitrust laws in selling game rights to television networks. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Juan Burciaga of Albuquerque, N.M., filed ...…
