…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 23, 1982-Page 3 NONPROFIT GROUPS RUN BOOTHS BY ARCH BNPros By FANNIE WEINSTEIN In what is probably a commonplace dialogue this week, two artists debate the advantages of an electric over a manual potter's wheel. Twenty feet away, however, the discussion is a little bit different. The subject is unemployment among inner-city black youths. "WHY DON'T they move to a place where the jobs are available?" prods the m...…
…Page 4-Friday, July 23, 1982-The Michigan Daily France decides to aid Soviets i pipeline project PARIS (AP)- France announced in 1984. About 20 European firms have yesterday it was ignoring President contracts worth an estimated $11 billion Reagan's sanctions on the Soviet gas to help develop the project, and pipeline and ordered a French thousands of jobs on the economically manufacturer to go ahead with depressed Continent depend on the deli...…
…Nonprofit groups set up at arch (Continued from Page 3)z Although most of the groups raise funds by selling T-shirts and bumper stickers, many hope to raise money through donations. "We have a lot of women coming by and saying 'I've been there,' and men coming by and just slipping in money," said Michelle Wood of Safe House, a shelter for battered women and children. "IT'S WONDERFUL to see them do that," Wood said about the men, adding that m...…
…O0i 4 The Michigan Daily Page 6 Friday, July 23, 1982 . _ _. , The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 46-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students Crackdown on draft evaders likely to fail 4 at the University of Michigan By Seth Rosenfeld With the first two indictments for refusal to register handed Au edown this month, the drama of draft resistance once again is un- folding on American campuses, P RESIDENT REA...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Friday, July 23, 1982 Page 7 . ... ....... . .,... .-r .. Perfect pottery is the goal of ceramic artist One of Ann Arbor's most popular bands, The Urbations, plays at the Rick's/Pizza Bob's stage on Church Street during the art fair. By Jill Beiswenger ANN WOOD'S goal is to make a per- fect cup. She was at one time a math and chemistry student, but also studied art and experimented with a variety of mediums, incl...…
…Page B-Friday, July 23, 1982-The Michigan Daily I v Woodstock Hot Channels and Hot Lunch . if you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1.2.3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES 4 .1. ii r OIL a fill IF. It2 2001- "Herold & Maude" A Space Oddysey And "Arthur~ i i LOST: 4/mo. old kitten. Beige and gold, tiger, long hair. Oakland and Arbor area. Call662-.424 .16A724 1973 Opel. 51,000 mil...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 23, 1982-Page 9 Hot Channels If you find your name in tody's and Hot Lunch MICHIGAN DAILY clossified page YOU WIN 2001--TWO FREE TICKETS to ... ... Noo~d Mrtde to a y one of -Space Odyssey n A ur" STATE 1234 - - _ MIDNIGHT MOVIES (Continued from Page 8) Rooms for rent, Trigon Fraternity. 761-5145, cCtc Apartments for Fall 1981 RATES Year Leases. No Pets. Furnished efficiency, l & 2 bdrm. apts. $223$500.663-5609...…
…Page 10-Friday, July 23, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'Sex Comedy' is a ball of fluff By Chris Potter WOODY ALLEN'S A Midsummer. Night's Sex Comedy is such an, amorphous little film you hesitate to; laugh too hard for fear it might simply disintegrate, likea ripe dandelion. It's as close to conventional moviemaking as its ubiquitous writer- director-star has ever come. Sex' Comedy blithely dilutes the self- obsessed philosophical angst of Allen's....…
…Pacers' By RON POLLACK Talk about an unlikely turn of events. Last year, Michigan basketball player Paul Heuerman was chosen in the fourth round of the National Basketball Association draft by the Phoenix Suns. Heuerman lasted until the last series of cuts whereupon he was let go from the squad. Thus, he enrolled in the Florida law school with his basketball career seemingly over. SO GUESS who called Heuerman on the phone three weeks ago as he...…
…Sports Page 12 Friday, July 23, 1982 The Michigan Daily Out of the spotlight Stan Edwards learns to be second fiddle By RON POLLACK Second in an eight-part series Stan Edwards now knows what it is like to be the "other" running back. Two seasons ago, he rushed for 901 yards. But last year the fullback found himself in Butch Woolfolk's shadow, and gained only 445 yards since he was utilized mostly asa blocker. HE WAS selected by the Housto...…
…ichganDa Vol. XCI, No. 46-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 23, 1981 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Israeli jets hit uerrilla supply routes From A?and UPi would have no impact on world oil sup ->U.S.-made Israeli warplanes struck plies. twice across the border yesterday, ISRAEL SAID its jets returned safely bombing Lebanon's main oil pipeline from hitting trails the guerrillas cut and hitting Arab guerrilla bases in through the hills to move ...…
…I Page 2-Thursday, July 23, 1981-The Michigan Daily Perry Bullard considers law against hazing LANSING (UPI) - Perry Bullard, Ann Arbor's state representative, is considering the need for a state law banning rituaf hazing by fraternities and other campus groups, but an aide said yesterday legislation may not offer an effective means of control. Sparked by the case of a University of Michigan hockey player who was strip- ped naked and left in...…
…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, July 23, 1981-Page 3 Students in the Art Fair Struggling to make it as an artist By JENNIFER MILLER Daily staff writer The Ann Arbor Art Fair offers ex- posure not only to established artists, but also to University students. "This is the first time I've exhibited my work," Michael Fineman said. Fineman, a junior in the University's School of Natural Resources, makes roll-top desks, cabinets, and writing tables i...…
…Page 4-Thursday, July 23, 1981-The Michigan Daily MSU may try buying-off profs to avoid ay-ofs V EAST LANSING (UPI) - It may cost financially ailing Michigan State University nearly $2 million to buy off excess professors rather than laying them off. That's the estimate made by MSU budget officer Patrick Keating on an incentive plan proposed as a means of avoiding some of the tenured faculty layoffs that threaten to traumatize the university...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursda f, July 23, 1981-Page 5 PERSONAL COMPUTERS WILL soon be as common as typewriters and calculators said Karl Zinn, a research scientist at the University's Center for Research on Learning and Teaching. Computers come into LSA classrooms (ContinuedfromPage 1) how to adapt to such principles and novel events. " The evaluating function of the in- structor will be significant but more complex in the years ahead, and teac...…
…I Opinion Thursday, July 23, 1981 The Micign Danilv IIVUIt vully The Michigan Daily Vol. XCi, No. 46-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Today's Art Fair *more 'appealing ART FAIR '81 is upon us, and judging by the crowds that swarmed into the city yesterday, this year's model is bound to be a success. You can hardly get through the mobs on State, South University, and Main -Str...…
…Arts Michigan Daily Thursday, July 23, 1981 Page 7 Listening to the Look By FRED SCHILL Daily Arts Writer "We don't go around saying, 'We want this to be commercial' or 'We think this is what people will like,' " rasps lead singer Dave Edwards of The Look. "We do it to please ourselves and, hopefully, it'll please somebody else." Now that's an interesting statement, since commercialism is exactly what this Detroit band's detractors have ...…
…Page 8-Thursday, July 23, 1981-The Michigan Daily 4 -r^-r LA CAGE ONKE AUX FOLLES "IALL TAT - Maude JAZZ Listing of movies 3 WINNERS EVERY DAY ,or o contest No Contest To Enter sponsored by laisttook tos gh oday Clas,,eAds STATE THEATER ThreeU of M. students wll find ther names hidden n this section. If your M IDNIG HT name appears. come to our business office of 420 Moynard St within 48 hours Two SHO W S ee tickets fo o Sate 1-2-3- Midnigh...…
…Baidridge seeks to weed out lingo DAILY CLASSIFIEDS (Continuedfrom Page8) IPERSONAL - ERIC'S FACTORY CLOSEOUTS. Footwear, bodywear, swimwear. 406 E. Liberty, 2 blocks off State. cFtc Two instant color passport pictures only $5.60 by Van Dyck Dobos Photo, 407 E. William Street. cF0419 HELPWANTED ASTHMATICS needed for drug study. Payment: $200. Call764-9522. Mon.-Fri.,8-5. 39H725 MANY FEMALE MODELS WANTED. $8000/hr. No experience needed, Cal 662...…
…Page 10-Thursday, July 23, 1981-The Michigan Daily SPOR TS OF THE DAILY Canham to aid WSU gridders ANN ARBOR (AP) -Wayne State University's money-short football program stands to receive a shot in the arm if the Tartars' alumni respond to a special offer by University of Michigan Athletic Dirctor Don Canham. Wayne State is scheduled to play Slippery Rock in Michigan's 101,000- seat stadium on Sept. 12 and will receive 25 percent of the gate r...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 23, 1981-Page 11 Solomon upset in Washington tourney WASHINGTON (AP) - France's Pascal Portes upset No. 5 seed Harold Solomon 1-6, 6-3, 6-2 yesterday to ad- vance to the semifinal round of the $200,000 Washington Star International Tennis Tournament. Both players agreed the turning point in the match came in the first game of the second set. Solomon was serving at 40-love when Portes rallied to take the game...…
…Sports Page 12 Thursday, July 23, 1981 The Michigan Doily One shot deal 4 Diggs not worried over By RON POLLACK Daily sports writer to get into business, maybe His task of "learning whe sixth in a six-part series management. That's something I'll be" is proving to be a rathe Thisis the sixth in a series of six worry about only if it turns out that "I'm playing cornerback ri articles examining the attempts of football isn't my cup of tea." I'...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XC, No. 44-S Ann Arbor, Niichigan- -Wednesday, July 23, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages plus Supplement St. Helens erupts after six-week- dormancy VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) - Mount St. Helens broke a six-week silence with four towering ash eruptions yesterday after a series of increasingly frequent earthquakes, the U.S. Geological Sur- vey said. A pyroclastic flow of superheated gas, ash and rock also rolled down the north...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, July 23,180-The Michigan Daily Actor Peter Sellers 'gravely ill' after massive heart attack 4 4 From UPI and AP LONDON-Actor Peter Sellers, 54, plagued by heart trouble for the past 16 years; last night suffered a massive heart attack and then cardiac arrest that stopped his heartbeat and breathing. His doctors said he was ' "gravely ill." Rushed to Middlesex Hospital after the heart attack in his hotel suite, Sellers almos...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 3 Local Sceneit SCORES ON FREE SPEECH MALICE COUNTS DE T scored. a fedei Marwi U.S. wins partial dismissal By HOWARD WITT SpecialitoTheDaily MARWIL CHARGES THE committee members speech-dismissed yesterday by Pratt- deliberately sidestepped applicable department and from departmental meetings in Febr 'ROIT-University attorneys yesterday College policies requiring that he be granted a tenure Mar...…
…Pb b -4-W heoy, July '23 1980'-The Michigah dily Billy Carter and the Law BILLY CARTER last week filed as a foreign agent for the Libyan government. He did it begrudgingly, he said, after learning that the Justice Department was finally ready to bring legal action against him. The reasons? Billy hosted a delegation from Libya in the U.S., then made two highly publicized trips as the guest of the radical North African nation. For eighteen mont...…
…The Michigan Doily-Wednesday July 23, 1980-,-Page 5 Showers cool areas plagued by relentless killer heat wave PRESIDENT CARTER HOLDS a head of grain sorghum and discusses the - drought-related problems of Justin, Texas farmers-on the farm of Olen Range. A roving band of storms yesterday broke the back of the heat wave blamed for more than 1200 deaths in 24 states. Gov 't reveals Billy Carter involved in hostage release try WASHINGTON (AP) - B...…
…labric sculpture Artists Bob Vandervennet (left) of Union Lake and Jeff Zischke (right) of Walled Lake erect their sculpture yesterday in front of the Michigan Union. The artwork, made of 18 pieces of colored fabric and hundreds of feet of rope, was com- missioned by the Ann Arbor Artists and Craftsmen Guild for this week's art fair. College costs to increase this fall, From AP and UPI The cost of higher education is going up again this fall,...…
…The Michigan Daily-WednesdQy, July 23, 1989-Page 7 Registration protesters bomb 2 post offices By United Press International Puerto Rican terrorists, condemning the "Yankee" draft registration, blasted two post offices with bombs yesterday, hours before 19- and 20-year- old youths began signing up across the nation for the second day. The bombs exploded at 2 a.m. EDT at a post office in downtown San Juan and in the suburb of Rio Piedras. No ...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily long summer of horrors 4 By DENNIS HARVEY To be good, a horror film need only be scary, though those that meet only this qualification tend to creak with age prematurely, left looking tame by the constant escalation of gore and horror. To be great, a horror film must be both scary and funny-aware of its im- probabilities and manipulations; gleefully, blackly humorous, as are Psycho, Carrie a...…
….. - 3 " "& Supplement to The Michigan Doily Suppemen to he ichian DilyAnn Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 23, 1980 Twenty Pages …
…Page 2-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily featuring ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN MC~ HaLi POCO Under The Gun 20 - 4200029-070 DISCOUNT LOCATIONS 300 South State Street, Ann Arbor 1235 South University, Ann Arbor AURA LOCATION 540 East Liberty, Ann Arbor A I Eu …
…The Michigan Doily W-6dnes'dciy, Aii{ 23; lhe£r=PFtig e 3 R p ' -- - ------- or The St et THE CROWDS, THE heat, the side-walk sales, street vendors, and of course, South University Ann Arbor Street Art-Fair (pictured above) is one of three the artists. Every July Ann Arbor is overrun with artists and tourists alike fairs that make up the total Ann Arbor Art Fair. when the annual art phenomena-the Ann Arbor Art Fair--takes place. The Fair me...…
…Page 4-Wednesday July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Officials try to reduce parking space problems 0 ; , _.. z x "° ,; / ak+ r '§ : j :^.;, ... By SUZANNE GOTTLIEB Art Fair crowdsmean Art Fair park- ing problems, but both University and city officials are attempting to alleviate some of the headaches the onslaught of art shopppers can produce. According to Jim Stein of the city's parking department, city parking structures on Forest and Mayna...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 15, 1980-Page 5 Ann Arbor Art Fair began 21 years ago as Dily Photo by JIM KRUZ Bedridden Art exhibited at the Ann Arbor Art Fair comes in all shapes and sizes and can be made from every material imaginable. Here, the subjects of this almost life-size soft sculpture seem undisturbed by the bedlam surrounding them. Artists, merchants, shoppers take over streets of Ann Ar'bor business By BONNIE JURAN Today's ...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, July 23,1980-The Michigan Daily Bus schedule tentative as talks continue By ELAINE RIDEOUT As negotiations between striking transit workers and the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) con- tinue to break down, it is becoming less and less likely the buses will be run- ning by fair time. "It's unlikely the shuttle will be run- ning," Ron Ricciardi, marketing coor- dinator at AATA said at press time Monday. "But," he add...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23,1980-Page 7 ,r '.?' }fir y 1 . , , Y3 _ .: Hr..v $ ...v f >dae x " .. x:. lit II .v£ : r t C t 40* 'U' guild caters to student, r local t ' ;" ,: " ~~4 Daily Photo by JIM KRUZ AN ARTIST RELAXES as prospective patrons mill over his work during last year's Art Fair. South, East University artists juried by acceptance committee artists By SUSAN McCREIGHT Ethnic foods on Main Street, hand- made musical ...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, July 23, 1980- ., Michigan Daily Police help alleviate Art Fair problems (Continued from Page 4) busy during the night providing coverage of high-risk crime areas in town, so artists and vendors at the fair will be resonsible for the security of their exhibits. ANN. ARBOR POLICE patrols will probably be busiest when performing in the service capacity, the police spokesman said. Some examples of the police services are: " Cal...…
…The Michigan wily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 9 Art Fair, '79 Supplement to the Daily Art Fair Guide are two pages of photos, courtesy of Ann Arbor city historian, Wystan Sterens. Stevens, an Ann, Arbor native, has kept photographic records of 'city events for the past 10 years. /I …
…n -. _ i J . in A. ,tavt ah'711 ioAn -Tk aA;.-;-r.nnn eil 1I Page 1 v-- w4 reanesca i, juiy L3, yats-- ne m cr ga r vca y AM f- Suruirv"Art-ENNE, ANN Fwstival N ~QDF~ HURONC 3 HURO NURONNEWAYSTEET~ * To U S, 23 & I-96 & I-94LURNjT WASHINGTON ST, w AHNT-m T LU WASHLNGTO ST. U &n t A E. LIBERTY cr E. LIBERTY z zO c- P H A z MADIJFERO JFESON aC AMDSO IAIO W / Hw S". %44 zm4 CD rEEE _ I u AO L farLASINTOTORH.. . CORST J Ap ar9:45 9:49 9:57 1...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 11 JRON ST. 1980 Street Fair Locations & Shuttle Bus Routes July 23,24,25,26 /I 1 Th SWASHINGTON STJ I5ju UNIVERSITY'W kIEE~* GEDDES AVE., UN(VONEITY NON-PROFIT >" :2: 4iIStreetrt air fINFORM~ATION CENTER S, UNIVERSITY On South &East University S. UN IVERS ITY SHERIFF RED CROSS rIP~/A 3,Ai.5 .AVV Qt4 A oms. Uom m .AVVQ D-RW LR 4TH/WILLIAM MAIN/! ITHAYER/ WASHINGTON NORTH U. 4:15 4:19 4:27 ...…
…Page 12--Wednesday, July 23, 1 98O-1 The MIchiganDily" Art Fair '79 s }I 36 ~iui I 4P 4 …
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 13 Artists, merchants vie for attention By JOYCE FRIEDEN Ann Arbor merchants have spent the past few weeks preparing for the Art Fair, and many of them expect business to boom despite the current economic hardships facing the-greater Detroit area. "I think business will be*better because of the recession," said Athlete's Shop manager Bruce Johnson. "People realize that there are good deals to ...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily GLASSMAKERS STARTED FROM SCRA TCH Artists exhibit stained glassware 4 .,... By MARYEM RAFANI Stained-glass artists Tim Osius an4 Tom Bantle are living proof that you can makea living from your hobby. Since 1976, the two men have operated the Osius-Bantle Studio-a large two-story complex the walls of which are covered with stained glass portraits, mirrors, pictures, and signs-on the third f...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 15 BAD AR T MAY POISON MINDS Beware: Art Fair Soviet plot By JOSHUA M. PECK The witch hunters of Salem. Joe Mc- Carthy. Tricky Dick and his enemies list. The substance that fueled these grand American endeavors was not Christianity, patriotism, or pragmatism; as their practitioners would have had us believe. It was a human quality older and more per- vasive than any of these. It was paranoia. T...…
…Page 16-Wednesday, July 23, 1980--The Michigan Daily ART FAIR HAPPENINGS EAST UNIVERSITY GRACEFUL ARCH- Ann Arbor Street Art Fair Wednesday 11 a.m.-Cultural arts dance program 12 p.m.-Connie Huber, folk music 1 p.m.-Young People's Theatre 2 p.m.-Aerobic Dancing, Inc. 3 p.m.-Matt Thorton, acoustic guitar 4 p.m.-Hydra Dance Theatre 5 p.m.-Trees, musical group 6 p.m.-The Ark Hootenanny, folk music 7 p.m.-Ann Arbor Civic Band 8 p.m.-Melodioso, la...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 17 Theatre thrives in Ann Arbor during art fair BY ANNE GADON said producer Charles Sutherland. Meg Theatre arts events during Art Fair Gilbert and Charles Sutherland direct a days run from the magical to the cast starring Clark Middleton as a macabre. Local entertainers are com- bronco-busting cowboy and Rebecca peting with craftspersons for evening Stucki as Cheri, the nightclub chan- audience...…
…Page 18--Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Movies, concerts at fair 4 By MARK COLEMAN It may take a few hours or it could only take a few minutes-but even- tually you're going to get bored with what passes as "art" in the Ann Arbor Art Fair. Fear not--there's a lot more to do this week than gaze at turquoise jewelry or velour landscape paintings. The best entertainment bet among the high-priced hype that dominates this annual event...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 19 THE ART FAIR provides ample opportunities to practice the fine art of competition. Last year, one pig brought in about a squirrel-and-a-half, or bartering. When you and twelve others each have your eye on a particular . one-quarter of an orangutan. squirrel or a special pig, bartering is about the fairest way to ensure a fair Last word on bartering By NICK KATSARELAS Everyone knows that th...…
…Page 20--Wednesday. July 23', 1980-The Michigan Ddiiy *BRIARWOOD SAL UTES* *, THE* I #INNARRORSTRhEETARTFAIR 4, Being only five minutes from Downtown Ann Arbor,* *Briarwood is supporting the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair* *by providing * 4, PARKING to handle overflow Downtown * *parking* 4, *" SHUTTLEDECKER BUS to assist* AATA in transporting Art Lovers to* Ann Arbor Street Art Fair every* 4, quarter after and quarter of the hour* at the followi...…
