1983-02-16; Central Michigan Life

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UFE
Vol.64 No. 50
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\\■,-d'.e-.l.iv. Pel,   Hi. IM-;!
State tax increase failure could raise tuition
The Hmi-*i- Fi-*isi 1 Agem v w hs'li falls under the
1111 ;i --»•   Apprnpr -i.it mn   intninillir    has   prepared
<s.i<i milium in oil-  lur all M.itr ilr|i.iri merit s as
While the I bought nf Central In-in.; %\   miHimi        an opium it I In- legislature la 11- tn a ppr.»'..- ra:-isr.
bySTANGODEK
LIFE Stalf Writer
House committee supports cuts
in appropriations trom tin- states current
year is bad enough, the though nt !■»--: I -. t. ■ S • null em
is enough to make President ll.imlil Ah< '
li-cal        Michigan   incnnie   taxes   | r«. T T i   I la-   > t i r r> I. t     I li
i Mia pi T. e nt.
'   ruler    t la-    h-ti-il    ..|.turns.    higher    l(|:;   ., I
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by STAN GODEK
LIFE Staff Writer
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'That  is an  11   "r  \2  pen ent   mine In in  i.t  on:        vv ■ n, Ml"- i lit s.i mi ■: a   ! 1st n *t 11 hi m,! la m. a me i;.l i
total slate n-v etna--. ' A hei said. "We m.iilil !,av <■
to   raise    tuition   ■",()    per.en;    . 1 hat    w.n,:.!
dramatically    change   the   I raise-.*, m k   nl
sities . . . Hundred-   «.l students -a.si!.I  I.
out." ■■'
Hut    tll.lt    IS    what    lli.llll    happen    It    In.'.       .!.,'.,.-
Hlanrriar.iilnes i,.,i  i;.-t  his pi,,p,,-e,|   is .,,;,, si
persona!iru nine tax increase.
Driver to be
charged with
manslaughter
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by PAUL MASON
andTODOE. SEIBT
LIFE Staff Wfiters
Two si-p. irate munts nt in
voluntary manslaughter will b.-
pres-eil ji;;i!i:sl Walter .In-. ;,h
Tri'par)ier. fi'.i. nl Lansing, in cm;
nee tion w il h a Feb 1 head or: c.i r
crash vv hich claimed I lie lives.,!
tWnSl. [.nuis An'iien. acenr lira;
to Isabella Fount-, ntliis.iU
Trepan ur a Is. i is i ha r i'i 11 a , I h
driving vv hi le under t h. - is
flucnce ni alcohol, al lege, 11: his
t hirii offen-e. a nil vv : t h driving a
motor vehicle un the public
highways while his driver's
license was revnkeii. a mi-de
meanor oflense
"I hav e rhiri'i .1 'I'i epa i.a i
w it I) cv er v I Inn i' I belie v e ' la-
facts vvmild -upper! it, cniirl."
Isaliella Ciiimt, I' r. ,-eiut m
Joseph T. Barbel i s.iai   I tn-ii., .
Trepana-r vva- imi t h l«,u iai s
the sunt hbnuiiii l.uies ,,; I ' > ..'",'
near Shepherd  Hn.nl.  live   ins. ,
Sliuthe.l-I      nf      \li ill r I t       Piea-util
when lie siruck a car lir.ves l,\
Patricia Main- II..i I man. II. .,!
St.     I.mils,     liar; ma n    a rai     ta i
"/ have charged
Trepanier with
everything I
believe the facts
would support in
court." Joseph T.
Barberi, Isabella
County prosecutor
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Audio art
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Kjolhede to
Thorpe Hall
by TODD E. SEIBT
LIFE Staff Writer
Central's Athletic Din-dor Ted Kjolhede
will be meeting with Thorpe Hall residents
to clarify some points about fan behavior
and to answer questions about his job. Grant
Skomski, Thorpe Hall Residence Hall direr-
tor said Tuesday.
"Our intent is to try to take some hotness
out of the situation." Skonr-ki said.
He said Kjolhede will be answering sonic
meet with
residents
questions from residents and "add insight to
fan behavior."
The meeting will be o\>c\\ tn Thorpe Hall
residents and will have a question and
answer period s.i residents can "ktet to know
Ted." Skomski sid.
The meeting follows an incident at Salur
day's basketball game against Kent State
University in which tw.> Thorpe Hall
residents were questioned by Department
of   Public   Safety   officers   after   throwing
(See "Meeting" — page '2)
Cable commission
hear rate hike reqoe
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In a       •   I
DPS official says   foot   patrols   unnee
by JAMESON COOK
and TOM WICKHAM
LIFE Staff Writers
! hat   vv mild   be  : e-.lived bv   a  In,.:
pat I nl. 1   isS. >■ a   : ,.,..'.!,  :   s.c  --pi  s
d 11 ii;  in,,:.,-,   vv t, i ■ r i ■  I'.i-n   .-.: •    s •,
pmtMi-ni-.'      M.-Aulilt.     -a.d    .•.:
With    no   money    available    In      'I'ue-il iv"-   Stiab-sl   (.,.; i ::.::.• :.t
fund on campus foot palm!- and      ,\s-... sit i,.:, na ■:.:..:
little    crime    to    justify     them, McAsMit,    was  .::v,'.,j  *,,  : h.
then*     is     little     need     fnr      Ihe S(,.\    isii 'im*    :.,   as-.vii     .■... -s
patrols,    said    .Ji.hn    McAulitte. t s.s- bv St . A men.In : *. - ns. i i s
director   of   the   Department   nl i:..; . a mp s- -• ■ in it >
Public Safety. Ki-.anh    1 i. pari is. i.t    D.ni
"I'm unable to find any   crime ;,ir  (Hi ni.   Ware,   (.rasd   Kapal-
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Departnii'nt's Writing Clinic.
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