…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DA[LY Page Fifteen LOCAL ART GALLERIES: Talentdoesn't aywayspay the bis By BILL TURQUE Although leaves will soon be starting to turn their color and fall from the trees, the visual arts are blossoming in Ann Arbor. For both the passionate art lover and the weekend gallery hopper, there are numerous and varied chances to pursue the best work of local artists, in addition to the latest from national and ...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY VMednesda y, July 15, 197! Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 16, 1 9T Tro~lley car will make its 'debut during Art Fair (Continued from Page 14) The figure, Slater adds, could street feasibility study of the be slashed furthers if a $50,000 project. state-approved grant for a simi- "The major cost of the project lar shuttle that the city consid- would be the street," explains ered is applied to...…
…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pcae Seventeen ,. M>3 4 d rIS SiTR~EE ARisylliibe on dispiay at tne city's annual Art Fair starting today on the corner of Nerth University and State Streets. Atthougth the exterior refinishing wsitl be completed, the interior's cushioned bus type chatrs will later be replaced 'with ratan seats running the length z~ti' < S rnf the car," says Mary Lou Slater, president of the Ann Arhor Street ad ...…
…Wednesday, July 16, 197 Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Art Fairs highlight summer By SUSAN ADES Summertime in Ann Arbor is somewhat of a paradox. Many people remain in town long after the school year madness has degenerated into an unfa- miliar lull - they enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Yet, the excitement and frivolousness of the annual mid-July Ann Arbor outdoor art fairs seem to high- light the season for everyone. "All of a sudden qui...…
…Wednesday, July 16, 1975 mo9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen Fairs highlight summer (continued from Page 1) trants As a result, participants, But this year, for- the first Explaining that the five-year- entering on a first-come, first- time, an effort was made to co- old offshoot of the Street Fair served basis are now asked to ordinate the three fairs through has now been accepted as an pay a $30 fee for booth space established entity, Whi...…
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…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV. No. 41-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, July 16, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Guard ousts Makarios in Cypriot coup NICOSIA, Cyrpus (A} - The Cy- priot National Guard, seeking un- ion with Greece, forced President Makarios from power yesterday and plunged the Mediterranean is- land republic in civil strife. The rebels claimed Makarios had been killed in the coup, but a Unit- ed Nations spokesman in New York sa...…
…Page 'I wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 16, 1974 In the news this morning International TOKYO-A knife wielding young Japanese hijacked a domestic Japan Air Lines flight with 84 persons aboard last night but the plane's 76 passengers escaped to safety early this morning while the aircraft was being refueled. The fate of the eight member crew was not immediately known. Unconfirmed re- ports said some of the passengers and a stewardess h...…
…Tuesday, July 16, 197 4 THEMICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tusay ul 6,174TE IHIA DIY aehhe Colson testifies al Ciyworkers if contract - . aod wakou Nearly 300 municipal workers, who had threatened to strike in a wage dis- pute with the city administration, rati- fied a two-year compromise contract, Saturday. The employes represented by the, American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employes (AFSCME) Lo- cal 369 approved the pact by a 1...…
…The Statehouse Follies By BILL HEENAN LANSING - Describe marathon, a legislative stand, and a lwst-minu race, the State Legisl final, frantic 22 hours l members exhausted and trated. The last to leave the Chambers after the con 4 of its 1974 session was State d as a Senator Daniel Cooper (D-Oak last- Park). Slumped over his desk te rat in the midst of a coffee cup and ature's legal paraphernalia sea, he efts its groaned, I frus- "Everyone wa...…
…Page Five Repertory theater kicks off tonight The 1974 Michigan Repertory Summer Season will commence tonight and tomorrow night, with two produc- tions presented in repertory: William Shakespeare's clas- sic comedy, The Taming of the Shrew and William Inge's 1950's romance, Picnic. Though the two plays are quite varied in style, both Inge's small-town Kansas setting and the splendor of Shakespearean extravagance are in- habited by unusually ...…
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…The Michigan Daily OFFICE HOURS U.S. MARSHALS crouch behind cars last nignt at u.s. District court wnere two a victs attempted to break out through the building's air vents. The convicts surrende fully last night after the unsuccessful escape attempt. D.C. convicts surrender Circulation Dept. 764-0558 Classified Dept. 764-0557 Display Dept. 764-0554 r r 10 a.m.4 p.m. 12 noon-3 p.m WASHINGTON (/P)-Two arm- ed convicts who held seven hos- ta...…
…Tuesday, July 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Tuesday, July 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Three LONDON (M) - Three babies conceived in laboratory t e s t tubesand then implanted in the mother's womb have been born in Europe within the past 18 months, a British gynecologist revealed yesterday. Prof. Douglas Bevis of Leeds University said that to his know- ledge the births were the first of their kind in the world. " THE FEAT o...…
…Poge Ten THE MICNiIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 16, 974 PaeTnTEMCIA ALVTedy uy1,17 Final State Legislature sessior (Continued fi am Page 4r amendment - the committees just couldn't get out the perti- nent literature," he complained. "EVEN WORSE," he contin- ued, "if something gets added to a piece of legislation at the last minute, your constituency never finds out." State Rep. Perry Bullard (D- Ann Arbor) merely shrugged his shoulders over th...…
…Tuesday, July 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page ee 11 BENGAL VETS REPORT Football strike at impasse By The Asociated Pren The first crack - more like a fissure, actually - has appear- ed in the wall of striking Na- tional Football League veterans. A break may be imminent, too, in the deadlocked contract 'alks.- While most NFL teams had to be content with perhaps one or two veterans appearing at camp along with the usual flood of rookies and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 16, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July 16, 1974 Sagging B By The Associated Press A's, held hitless for eight in-. CHICAGO - Ken Henderson's nings by Baltimore r o o k i e one-out homer in the ninth in- Wayne Garland, erupted for five ning powered the Chicago White runs and four hits in the ninth Sox to a 3-2 victory over the De- and defeated the Orioles 6-4. troit Tigers last night. Garland, a 23-year-ol...…
…Vol Ai r f r t iaE A iti Vo.LXXXI, No. 47-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 16, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages vs Nixon to vi sit eo 0ple's China bynext spring --0Daiy-Gary Viiosi STRIKING CWA WORKERS picket outside the Ann Arbor offices of Michigan Bell Telephone Co. in the second day of a nationwide telephone strike yesterday. G;overnment waoorks to avert railwCay st rikes LOS ANGELES (IS President Nixon announced last night he will under- ta...…
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…page three ';t r £iL~43 U1 ItJ RUMIDORIOUS High-78 Low-55 Fair skies, slight breeze Friday, July 16, 1971 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN News Phone: .764-0552 Technology descends on stone age PHILIPPINES tt -- Members of the Tasaray tribe, a stone-age group discovered recently by an- thropologists in the Philippines. turn from the prop wash of a" helicopter bearing members of a government group who came to study them. The four Tasarays had crouch- ed ...…
…Charge report (Itditor note: 'rthe folltoing is the text of a response to the report of the task Force on Minority Supportive Services by Ratomond V. Padilla, of the admissions olfice, who is the recruiter for Chicano students. The letter was sent to Vresideitt tt -leming and the executive officers.) rj1HE RECENT appearance of a report from the Task Force on Minority Supportive Services requires that several questions be raised concerning the ...…
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…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 16; 1971 Page Six THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 16, 1971 -TONIGHT- TCAN'T HELP IT Directed by Frank Tashlin, 1956. Boogoloo clown with Little Richord, Gene Vincent, Bill Haley and the Comets, Prebeheaded Jayne Mansfield a n d Man-on-the-Street TOM EWELL. In fabulous Color and Cinemascope. Singalong a n d dance in the aisles, SATURDAY and SUNDAY THE GREAT DICTATOR CHARLIE CHAPLIN in his greatcst du...…
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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 16, 1971 Dodgers, Osteen dump BravesTC RENTALS BylTheAsocated Press ATLATAs iate Davis, Major League Standings AUSSi g Hi Fi Studio Richie Allen and Jim Lefebvre grabs 121 W. Washington belted fourth inning home runs AMERICANsLEAGUE NATIONALsLEAGUE NO 8-7942 in support of Claude Osteen's Eit Pet t Eas eae G Wi itra h o nee L Pct. GB W L Pet. CGB six hiter as the Los Angeles Baltimore 55 32 .632 - ...…
…a 9 4 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday,-luly 16, 1970 CURFEW CAUSES CHAOS cl. t A16F :43 1 Chastity revolt imperils Commonwealth Games Vol. LXXX, No. 46-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 16, 1970 Ten Cents l EDINBURGH, Scotland, QP) - The chastity fence around the women's quarters of the Com- monwealth Games Village was in danger of crumbling yesterday-under the determined as- sault of 1,000 males athletes. The -latest ...…
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…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Harrison trial begins on July 24, T. R. Harrison, '73, was or- dered yesterday to stand trial on charges of assault with intent to commit great bodily harm short of murder. The charge was in connection with an alleged incident which occurred on March 19, when students clash-i ed briefly with police following the Regents' meeting on thel Black Action Movement de- mands. The case will be heard in Cir- cuit Court by J...…
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