1983-07-13; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol.65 No. 7
I'.MI'M 1.IFF
Mount Pleasant. Mi<h   .»*V.'
FJ pa i;cs
Wednesday. Julv lU. 1<)S .
SNAG fights
planned store
byRHODAMIEL
LIFE Managing Editor
Fed up with student |>.ir
Iii"-. .! Mount Pleasant action
>;roup has focused its atten
tion on a new store, one w hull
its management refers to as .1
' Mom and Pop operation.''
South Neighborhood Ac
tion (.roup, a citizens action
^roup representing some 100
melllhers from Mellows Street
to Hivrh Street and tie Ann
Arhor Kailroad tracks to Mis
sion Street, took the owner of allow
thi store. Ka! hlcen Krv ;n. her 'air;.:
hijsh.tnd K'lii. .ti;d  I he  Mount
Pleasant Zotnni; Ho.ird of A p
peals (o court to trv and con
irol the student prohleni.
"Our or.;.ini/at ion's ohjec
tivc is to maintain our
iicii;hliiirhiniil," SN Ad
rneniher Dennis Farley,'.'HI S
Fancher. s.ud.
SNAG maintains the convc
nience   store   at    101   K.   May
Street, now  in its preparatory
st.ii;,-. will add to the student
tr.-..    and    that    tie    /.HA
p.i:
m.i
a i. r. i ir ruist.iV.e ri
u; arid appr. mrii: a
,«■ f,.r th.- -to*.-.
(See "  >N \<."      p.ik'e Jl
Board member
resigns position
by ROGER HITTS
LIFE Editor
.'tiahlc   t p.-   A .? r:   I he
p r e e a r I . i ■! s I. a I a 'if c
Let w ee :i a !a -'• >'art < r i ii
Kalamazoo an.i t he du t i.s
as a Hoard of Trustees
memlier. Richard llalpert
resl.Jf.i li has p..-1 v. it I: I '. :;
tral.'
"The res-^n.it ...a had
not hiru; to do with t he
I'niversity."   llalpert    -aid
"1    had    t. >    Nl.it e   a    i h  .
e 1111    r do a   s ! 11j. je,    ;,.. i  a *
1 riistt .      or     1,. 't     do    a •:    e '
cellent  joh as a   'a .:.•:.  •-.'  1
resu-ned   iron.   ■ r,,    <  . -,: t ....
p.-HL.T!   '
llalpert      a a-     appo  :•' < '•
the    lloird.    I !..:■■.-: *     '.-.as    ..
part ;a-r : n a In cv la-a lis in
i ri Kalania .'oo I .a s t* a.ir
llalpert op, led hi-. ....:■
law I ir III. a r.d he s.,id -a it h
his ta vi n.; ia-A ■. r.. .: ,i.
compounded h\ tl. tw..
day trips mn i: i.. n t 1, in
Moant Pit as.ilil. some! hir.i'
t.ail to i; i\ e
ll     was;;   1     I he    II.i el i r.i' -
so    !;.;,,   h   as    |.,,|     l.c-'cc    al,!,-
to prepare adequatt i . |..r
those lilt et i lli-s. .. h ic !. is
. er \  , tnpor t.i n t.'   hi--,i.il
Haipet! s.,.d aitho;:;:h
r : - si., \ ii.a lirn! ' • ca .:.
• .1 a ,-rea' d.  ,; ■•: .;.    -i •   :
■.^■'■,<.0   ieiK*    *-|
»j"«f > * i -?   r/t-s. -    "<-*rvK-_r.    •     -   ~r
..-,?   --r r:". -*     T fibs •**>'*
Firemen        look        for " li<> tsjiu ts'
remamuu) emhers from a qurhaqo
(ire. I.it.ove. which spread to a
<jar,i<)i. at 609 S University St I ite
Tu.".(lay   afternoon
At    r • r j I > t    a    fireman    lufaks    un    a-,    the
last       of       ttie       fire       is        put       out
*    -V-jt'.^i-,
Richard Ha I pert
I'h.llos
lo.     I.,:
lilt.  h.
"**■*
. j ; >~vi_r;:«
Court rejects
store injunction
by RHODA MILL
LIFE Managing Editor
'Ihe      South      Sl'll'l.l
A. ! uiri  l i roup   a as   d,
! r '.       !. i;       a      e< ■■; r!       : r
: I
i,
nelirhhorhood.    (I   <     M-;:;ell     s
tie    -,; t oup   l.mrii    1 o   |ir i >\ .
■ on id !>•• in momical i .   har!
lol t I I he   stole
Mt il   its !i    :-,   a-iderstaralat...     I
!       im nl ion [),.- r. s.dei.r - are tiir!  ..r.t
ne.   ot   a   fori ,   .ril:i-.o|. Put   1 hi- , ,, .: '   .-
Ihe  Isat.ella a   sU!., r   /...!..m-    P-.u.l   ■■!
'"ml      I ia - | a a.-.      I M   or.nia   - .    I
'.!'   'a.l.afi   III    ,,-.■, d.d
\\'
a--t  i
w
llai;a rl
p.ur.
Abel doubts program cuts
by ROGER HITTS
LIFE  Editor
While the Hlai,chard ad
ministration ;s takmi; steps to
discover » hat academic pr.<
grains are duplicated in
Michigan's higher etiucatioii
system. President Harold
Ahel douhts whether pro
t;rim cuts w ill he enacted
Gov.      James      I! lane hard
rerentlv    announce))    that    a
'•'..., t il.l.or. ciimmisM..:, « ill
he r.an.e.l to study higher
ed'ic.itioti. xvith t o:;so!idat ion
>>l some course ollenra's like
I.
ilut Ahel said w hat the
cornmission may eventually
discover is a Michigan educa
tional system that has self
regulated itself out of necessi
t\ .
"Higher      Kilucatioti      is      a
'. cry       efficient      opera I ion ,
hecause    id    th,     h :di;e!    cut
hacks."       Ah.d       s.ud "The
universities eliminated pro
grains themselves, the luvurv
of possible duplication was
I'.me some t urn- ;ii;i .."
Ahel said any liherai arts in
stitution   must   offer   a   wide
(See "Ellue Kihb<in"—pace __)
V
tht r . ... :- a ,-o:..-..- . a; ra: ..■.:,
the   area,    the    he.  r   aid   w i t.e
Frw 1!.      flopes      to     sell     at      the
store or... it ii p e r i s. would
cause i-rcater variance >NA(t
riicmhcrs s.i id
1 n order lor ! he ittjm to"; to
he .-ranted. the plainliits
w ould had to prov e t he
variance would have hurt
t hem economically.
Although a memt.er of
SNAG. Henry I.. Fulton,
testified un the effect student
parties        have        on       I he
-1,
hoard
A       .]<
■.urn has .to dav s alter a -a nl
ten cop. o| the hoard s dt . i
sum in w hich to appeal
"1 fie reason tor the it" thiv
opposai period is to keep peo
pie Irom sleeping on their
rights so |o speak." Stem
said
However. SNAG did not
file its request until 11 il.iw
after the ZHA meeting it)
w huh the variance was ,tp
proved on April 111.
(See "Cnu rt'* —p:«H« 2)
In Brief
The Mount Pleasant City Commission
will hold its regular meeting Monday at
7:30 p.rr in the commission room of the
Mount Pleasant Municipal Ehiildin^. 110
S. University St.
Campus
UPS    has    moved
much of their Mount
Pleasant operations.
pane :t
Peer and wine
dealers may no
longer peddle their
wares through
advertising.
page .'{
Sports
The     MAC     may
have     a      televised
g a m e «> f t h e - vv e e k
next season.
page H
Index
Comment . . . page 1
Sports page 8
Classifieds. . page 11