1983-04-06; Central Michigan Life

              Vol. I'.t No. 71
!.(«:) CM Ur'K
Mount Pleasant. Mich. ISS.'.'.a
;H) pages
Wednesday . April i>. l'.'s:!
Room, board fees cut, tuition increased
by TERRI FINCH
LIFE News Editor
Within a matter ot minutes the Hoard ot
Trustees "made history" Friday. voting
unanimously to doth ,lr,t, .im- room arid board
fees by $21) fur next semester ami rami tuition to
$ 17 per credit hour.
Klllotlons   were   mixed   a.s    Hoard   Chairwoman
Margaret Hiecker called tor tin- two votes While
Hiecker and other tru-ti'is e\ pri s-i d sat ts fact mn
at  being .idle to lower room ami board rates a
move not made in nearly   JiJvears        t he decision
Trustee decisions break norm
l o boost I uition apparently was not as pleasing.
"I don't think 1 need lo say all of us wish we
didn't have to do this." Hiecker said after the
Hoard voted for the $T>.f>0 hike - the largest in
crease in Central's history. "Hut it is a viable
alternative."
be to mire the I'nivarsity in an even deeper
deficit. President Harold A In I said.
Ade! said earlier the Hoard could "say don't
raise it as nn:, h and carry a bigger deficit, or
raise it more and reduce the deficit."
Central    currently     is    operating    under    a   $1
The "alternative."  if  trustees  had   not  passed       million deficit.
ihe Administrations proposed tuition hike, would Hiecker. of Midland, congratulated Vice Presi
dent for Husiness and Finance Jerry Tubb- ami
his staff for "an excellent job ol management"
that enabled lhe Hoard to lower room and boats!
fees from the current rale of %2.] SO per year lor
the L'O meal plan to $1.1-0.
Room anil board rates make up a separ.,1,- lumi.
independent from the Cniversity's general is   d
The   general   fund   consists   of   tuition.   lees   a,id
state appropriations.
While drastic cuts in state approprtat ions mad,
it   necessary   to  raise   tuition,   the   Housing   and
(See "Trustees" — page 10)
Fingerprints matched
Suspect told  3  stories
about alleged murder
by PAUL MASON
and KALLIEBILA
LIFE Stalf Writers
(.KANT > KAPIliS Fifigt r
prints of a '_"_' . ear old Craud
Rapids man accused nt murder
i m\ former I' Ml -p-ns ■ : .1, a u :.,■
('nature wen slentita d .rn those
t akett from I '• •.:! s r, s ,a r dun !.;;
a  vi s,  m; rv  It    i I ha ; '    i m-^i.r.
Id'   ft   ,:i   !„'.',:;    Mo: d.v     St
IsMwa'do i',.   s,.;,,*...'. who is
etia-g.  .1       'Pill'       f w Slits       ..'
led,si.,..     rs :rd.-r.   me   a -..-.;:.»    .,1
open   ■',:••!••.   ., -si   ass.mil    v. •' h
inter-.'    f"    :ss:,d -     I >■ t.'-is,     at
for- ,  .   Tt ..rl, -  -    !{o„,.r;g. r   has
nil, : '
s.i is ' .
1.os!
' i:se.
l.al.-st
tak
were identified as having the
s.im, "rich characteristics" as
Hesei.de/' prints, said Karl Fink
deir.er. nf the liraml Rapnis
police Identification Huri-au.
"I'm convinced they are tden
ttliadle." Fir.kbciner s.nd.
I'outure, of Cheboygan, was
murdered April L'1 in the (irand
P.apids suburb of Walker.
I'., sture's partially clad body
Was Imitiil bv two teenage boys
t.ne down i!i a three foot deep
backwash m a wooded area near
:! ,   (irand River.
! >r. St ev en (' Hauserman.
pa'h..legist at Hlodgett Medical
(enter    in   (irand    Rapids,   who      ■...,-».
fi riormed      (he      autopsy.      s.ud -   ' "*iV i»\ i
('out ure.   ar,   Aiph.a   Chi   Omega       /'.Jk.ti.hjMl, >* t..J~ I     » *
Sojotiiy   ii.ember, died from im
mission   tn   water    Couture   was EcfWdTCfO
strangled.      sustained      bruises,
dr..-i.e-. ami brut.,1 ■ -..,•.,.> m        Resenoez
(See"Trial'--page 2)
. ! >
/
Kinney School hearing
delayed by technicalities
by CAROLSCHAFtR
LIFE Stall Writei
\ so!,,;. •:. f" i la ,d !, >f
nev   II.,-:;, : 'sty   . ■ ■ ■■■■    -
VV  h.le
Prof.afe    {',,..:•     .f,.,l.a
■'It'"'' d   ■■■'    M" .-■■   i'
vv ha h it g: mt. .1.  .-.,, .Id :
J US.'
ii,.; : .. y pies..]..: ...
ing is I h.- at.sen. . .: l
< )'(',.Uliell
I he d. ;,. .s ;■ .sp.g ,
hoped th. I , a: if.g ' " .Id
near ! u I ur.
ss ot Km
Ih.rtows   hrid.iv
Hoard   o!    Kduca
, a.ss.a Kinney in
.: . ..it   ' o.irt   heir
'o.irt   .h.dge   Paul
Harrows   said   he
a   >. aisled    for   the
The da-lav   was granted on  the grounds the al
tornev       for      Persona 11 /ed      Kducation      in
Neighborhood  Schools,  the  citi/eti's  group   tiling
for the injunction, failed to serve proper notice o|
t he law suit lo Hoard oil icials.
Hurrovvs met with PKNS attorney Andrew
Mark s and board at tornev James Stem for almost
Jo minutes in chambers hetnte announcing has
decision.
"While these things are  technicalities they   are
not i ti t he proper order and I will have to deny t hi
preliminary   injunction  order  at   this   time."  Rur
rows said. "The court does not   have jurisdiction,
sim e I he affidav it s hav e not been properly s,rv u
t,l and v erified.
(Sec "Injunction" — page 2t
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Foot fight
Two vi'uffe. hn k .nut I;,. pp i! nut 1111 r il 11) Saturday s CMU Karate- (Hub spun airpsl ioi
, iiiii|ii'titan at Itn-.e Ar, -n.i The hoys were compeTirii) in .1 sparririi) ill.it, h v'.ln, ti a!
both   kukiiuj   anil   iioorii)   hit.        They   were   part   ot   .ippr omm.ilelv   ?00   '.tatevvide   ii.mpeti
I din [let." ij   in   the   d.iy  l')iu|   tiuirn.imi'iit
Five vie
for dean
position
by JANET HASTINGS
LIFE Editor
I he   Held  "I   p.'ssihie ca r ni,, I.. •. ■ s   ■,, :.
ton  n!   I lean  ol  t he  School  o!   I .r.o! s m ,
has   been   narrowed   to  !.'.,-.   s.mi   .I"1
>■!  iinii.iiiiill In- si   i r. h . , .m:m i ' p ,
I t|   t be   mo'p'   t hall   .".'»  applu  .     :•■:
1 mn   rmeiv ed   Ir.im   1 hr..ugho ,:   ft,
I 'a:.ada.   ! he   J 1 itn-inbcr  s. ,,is ',   . . ass
[ loillilli,   inl    t he   top    threl      , s,sdalat,
John < 'antelon.  .v hot las  w in p: •■- . :,'   '
[>cc ".-s,ar, h
The forever decision:
Pro-life/Pro-choice
it
It was my only choice"
ABORTION:A tough choice
Birth brings tears of life
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./. a, m ., ■,> Win i > nl (hi
j , .■]■!>   Km i   fit i >, fhtinij, tl.i
for  Ceorgia.  it   was   the
only thing she could do
Any olher course of action
would have hurt too many
people.
"There wasn't any deci
sum to be made. It was mv
only choice." (ieorgia s.nil
(>.-e
"Ib-cision"
-parrfi- IJ)
Men   at,
TV
lol
■■{(',.:•      Met,
'1
till! \,-.:7 • : s
John i'i.,:.- , ..per,-is - d !■.,-
b.rth "i his :-:_: ,■;,;:,! j|..
was .:-. -he ,!el,very r.'■'•;.
w .! h his vv if. a ml I he tea! s
His!     il,,... id"     Mary     ('Lit,'
s.mi  ,,!   h.-r   Is.-hand   when
he cut t he umbilical cord
i le .Tied w l.a-i, he saw
the living baby . a pi , .dia !
o! himself and h^ vv ife. lie
cried because the couple
had a ■ \ 11 ■ n s i v a ■ I v debated
! he possibillt lis of abort j r. g
tin- pregnancys Mary s.mt
"Wi- wanted the first
child."    she    said,    "but    he
a.-.!   |,l!   !..     .'.  .-   :..,■    :,,.:.
for it "
I wa-   wo: :   . g ado
liii.iii.'i.ii   assem -   ,g   '. , .      .-
a    child."    he    s.,.,:     "1     ...  ,
looking  tor  son..- .-....,     ,
o-api goat ,    lor    ' '..      '':.••
t ha! I fell to mv  1; >, dots
llscc "I nliplc"      page 1 J I
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i'   J    5 _• J      S   S*    a
The state wit hholdiii'r; tax increast- will
ht-nmu' rffeetivt' with the faculty staff April 7
[•ay «i:itr and student April 1-1 pay date. The 6.92
fu-rccnt rale rovers tht- retroactive increase
from .Jan. 1.
A University physi
cian talks about how to
keep   healthy   in   the
hectic   last   weeks   of
the semester,
pa Re .1
I.IKrXtylos  looks ,it
a   student   artist   who
creates art forms from
clay, fur and hop.es.
pa«c (\
Included with to
day's LIFE is the 1981*
edition of the
Base hal! Sof t hall
(iuide.
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