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….Themichigan Doly-Wedneaday, July 19,1978-Page7 Demonstrations highlight South U By TIMOTHY YAGLE South University is the most placid of Ann Arbor streets, that is until mid- summer, when it becomes a formidable task to take three steps to your right. Back when the Ann Arbor Art Fair was still a manageable event-when the ar- tists maintained a spark of originality-the festival, known as the Ann Arbor Street Fair, took place solely on South U....…

…Page 8-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Summer Arts Fest: Artists free-for-all I By OWEN GLEIBERMAN What began seven years ago as a fringe on the official Ann Arbor Art Fair has since blossomed into a diver- sified and exciting event of its own. The Summer Arts Festival, established by University Students as the "Free Fair" in 1971, will cluster around Main and East University Streets and include a variety of musical offerings, mi...…

…The Michigan Daily--Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 9 July 19.20.21.22 The Ann Arbor Street AAT FAIR On South & East University A model of the South U. business area is on display at Fileccia Bros. during the Art Fair. EXTRA SPECIAL ~Ej$ aeaSo -" STREET ART FAIR SALE W INE SALE Wed-Thurs-Fri-Sat mmmm31 .~5~sJULY 19, 20, 21, 22 J umy u17tn-22nd Bargain Prices on Everything in our Store- "he If1irfptl ,~, Save on Cameras, Lenses, Gadget Bags...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Abolish the million-dollar typo! By JEFFREY SELBST Ann Arbor cares passionately about art. Religiously. For ten minutes every day. After breakfast, like cod-liver oil. Once each year, in the manner of large noisy congregations who make a big deal out of Easter services, Ann Ar- bor has an art fair. That is, art of sorts. This event comes around the end of July, when the picnics of the fourth...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 11 Fair takes crafty twist to reflect trends By STEPHEN PICKOVER That first time, many years ago. I remember it was sometime around Labor Day, and the early signs of autumn, Persephone's departure to the underworld, were beginning to creep in- to the air. The breeze was cool and crisp, and as my parents meandered at an easel or two, I strolled through the many streets and famous square, fascina...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily THRONG MAKES WORKERS HUSTLE Hotels, restaurants mobilize for masses By RICHARD BERKE The onslaught of a quarter million visitors to Ann Arbor for the Art Fair comes as no surprise to local hotel, restaurant, and bar owners who are ready and waiting for the largest crowds since graduation weekend. The city's 2,250 hotel rooms have been booked since early July, but David Scully, director of An...…

…The Michigan Dolly-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page13 Fair relieves merchants'summer slump By ELIZABETH SLOWIK "Sale" is the word for Ann Arbor merchants during the art fair, and "bargain" is the word for consumers looking for low-priced goods outside of what the fair has to offer. Merchants along State Street and South University plan to slash prices to attract the crowds brought in by the fair, and everything from shoes to records to Egyptian ...…

…Page 14-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Summr~Art.s Tstivalf.At TO US-23&dI/-9&& 194 P HURON ST~ sT ssWASNG~TON LiUj I -n NORTH UIVE-TY I ~~EMOiSTI _A1",N1 UNIVRITY i ( " s'04'H uM/l5rir I! ~ LAW QUAD~ o SINC7EjI THE I INMaZIZIZ . Riv STRAI GH1'.THRI KEG BEER COD ER R CAN&IxIMPORTED Ar+l' ; S i± in SO W *t v~nWILLIAM/ WIAANE~ LIB/MAIN 4th/WILLIAM THOMPSO ARTY SPLE 9:43 9:45 :50. SIcESS M EW IC PW S10:13 10:15 10:20 C3S OR BLOCK 10:...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 15 1978 Street Fair Locations &!Shuttle Bus Routes July 19,20,21,22 ~' SUrnier'ts f ~~LZ f WIhe Ann Arbo W144 ~4E AR * 'z-.N EU./ NICKELS _WILLIAM/ EAST U./ NICKELS H U. ARCADE 4th/WILLIAM LIB/MAIN 4th/WILLIAM THOMPSON SOUTH U." ARCADE 4th/IlLLIAM 10:05 10:10 4:13 4:15 4:20 4:30 4:35 4:40 10:35 10:40 4:43 4:45 4:50 5:00 5:05 5:10 11:05 11:10 5:13 5:15 5:20 5:30 5:35 5:40 11:35 11:40 5:43 5:45 5...…

…aoga6-9/dnessd y, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Artists must qualify to exhibit work in fair By SHELLEY WOLSON It's not easy to become one of the select artists who get to show and sell their works at the Ann Arbor Art Fairs. Being a good artist in no way guaran- tees one the honor of exhibiting. The three different art fairs follow their separate procedures, and each has an acceptance committee which decides the lucky artists-to-be. For t...…

… The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 17 Novice buyers beware By MITCH CANTOR Among the thousands of enthusiasts who will attend this year's Art Fair, ther6's no doubt that some unwary buyers will purchase works on the lower end of the quality spectrum. In other words, there will be suckers. ' Most experts agree that purchasing art can not be done astutely ina matter of minutes. "Buying any kind of art is a' process of educating ...…

…Page 1 Wednesdoy, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Set-up crews get the show on the road By MICHAEL ARKUSH As you gaze meticulously inside each booth, spending hours and hours to avoid missing even the most hackneyed detail, take a brief moment from fighting the crowds to look at the booths themselves. A lot of time and effort went into setting up these structures, without which there couldn't be an Arts Festival. More than 30 people, mostly ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 19 Summer Art Fair Happenings WEDNESDAY 10:30-Connie Huber, Guitarist 11:00-Watercolor painting (Marilyn Bishop) demonstration 11:00-Silkscreening (Chloe Boehm) demonstration 11:00-Workshop street art fair 11:30-Felix-Guitar-bass duo 12:30-Workshop street art fair 1:00-Medieval Troupe - featuring juggling, plays 1:00-Tantra-Jazz Workshop 2:00-Watercolor painting (William Borden) demonstration ...…

…Page 20-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Winning Kiln God to scare demons away By MICHAEL ARKUSH Don't worry about any evil spirits in- vading the friendly confines of the city's Arts Festival because a group of ceramic artists will hold a contest featuring the arch enemy of the spirits, the Kiln God. The winning kiln creation should be the most beautiful, creative contestant and should exhibit the greatest input of effort. The scu...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 21 Year-round art in A2 galleries By KAREN BORNSTEIN Once a year, during four days in late July, the city of Ann Arbor is transfor- med, major streets are blocked Off and evolve into open markets, filling the city with more crowds, chaos and crafts than any other time throughout the year. But the permeating atmosphere of aesthetic creativity, originality and in- novation is not something that h...…

…Page 22-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Doily BIRROCAL PUZZLE SCULPTURES Berrocal's sculptures disassemble into many intricate pieces, each of which is a virtual sculpture, in itself. Wearable finger rings are elements of many of his works. Berrocal's unique achievement is combining visual beauty, tactile pleasure, humor and intellectual play. Some of his signed and numbered editions have appreciated as much as 1600% in ten years. Pric...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 23 WESTERN SHIRTS $7.99 DENIM JEANS FROM 7.99 DENIM JACKETS '9.98 Women's Tops & Pants 50% OFF ALL OVERALLS '9.98 Gemii, two veterans o fnt h re r air, strum tneir tunes for tne responsive festivai audiences. Concerts soothe souls of weary fair-goers (Continued fro Page22) As the East and South University Art Fair seems to have devolved into collections of booths which reek of cloistered insul...…

…Page 24-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Artist psyches up for big debut By SUE WARNER On the left, the black lines curve gracefully in thin, smooth strokes. In the center of the canvas they transcend, forming harsh, almost geometric blocks of light, and to the right, heavy, dark, yet subtle shading dominates. The eye moves across the canvas, notes the changes in texture and tone and ab- sorbs them. "For me,.it's a lot of discovery...…

…Burgeoning talent Even the kiddies get into the art at the fair-and this boy is into it literally, engaging in the wonderfully gooey, squishy splendor of fingerpainting. Abolish the Art Fair (Continued from Page 10) American Lovable Rogues. His John Wilkes Booth is a big seller. " Main Street. More clipper ships. Also more middle american, if that can be possible. Three blocks under a tent. You will emerge with a wad of gum on your shoes. Sou...…

…Page 26-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily MOONGLOW PRODUCTIONS presents ARTFAIR E VAGANZA FRIDAY, JULY 21 SATURDAY, JULY 22 9:00-1:30 am 9:00-1:30 am A Dance Party Motown Revue with with the fabulous DICK SIEGEL LONNIE JACKSON and his amazing GROUP MINISTERS OF MELODY FULL BAR Come dance the night away MICHIGAN UNION BALLROOM State St. at S. University Air-Cenditianud Profits and crowds bring artists to fair (Continuedfrom>Page) th...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 27 YEAR ROUND CULTURE: Ann Arbor's mood breeds art By STEPHEN SELBST I came from the suburbs of Detroit. Despite my parents' attempts to educate me in cultural matters, when I arrived as a freshman six years ago I didn't know Picasso from the Pyramids. So imagine what a shock Ann Arbor was, a small midwestern city that virtually defied the stereotype laid down in Sinclair Lewis novels, a commun...…

…Page 28-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily HE1WLETT- PACKARD CALCULATORS and accessories IN STOCK-for immediate delivery but more important-we back the company warranty. REGULAR LINE LIST YOUR MODEL PRICE PRICE HP-10 Desk Top Printing Calculator......... .. .. .. .. . ...... ..............""""15.00 14.75 HP-19C Advanced Printing Programmable-Continuous Memory...............345.00 293.25 HP25C Scientific Programmable-Continuous Memory....…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 5 Senate approves coal package WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate passed overwhelmingly yesterday a compromise measure aimed at saving the country's dwindling supplies of oil and natural gas by increasing in- dustrial use of coal. By a 92-6 margin, it approved the first part of President Carter's long-stalled energy program. Although only a relatively minor provision in the five- part energy package ...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily The Ramones By R. J. SMITH dummy who won't admit he's Hey, you know, there are puzzles, bizarre, twisted goings-on out there - THE RAMONES are a grow and I don't mean of the Loch Ness sort "punk group," please - who - that are scary, yet fascinating. New York. What they look lil Every year, it is estimated over 15 to describe; something like million women are beaten by the men thugs you might ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 7 Postal contract bargainers still deadlocked WASHINGTON (AP)-Bargainers diers union said the two sides were national-have been negotiating inten- later changed his mind. on a contract covering more than meeting apart yesterday and were sively for a week in the hope of settling The Associated Press obtained a copy 500,000 workers failed yesterday to being assisted by federal mediators on a new a...…

…Page 8--Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily L"S AND F"UN FOR RENT FOR RENT FOUND-BOOK OF POEMS, Mark Strand The SANS SOUCI Thompson Apartments .ateLurThompseon CAprtCmes FOR SALELarge one and two bedroom furnished apartments Located on Central Campus available for fall occupancy. Apartment includes Efficiency, one and two bedroom furnished apart SOLEX MOPED-Excellent condition, 200 MPG. heat, free parking, and a large balcony or patio...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 9 1 1I Ii (Continued from Page 8 Student Services assistant wanted for work-study job No. 63. 20 hours per week, morning or after- noon Cuff Mke at763-223nor 95-215. I1H715 '72 OLDS STATIONWAGON. Great way to transport a ot of people and things around town. $75, price negotiahe. Calf Nancy, 764-3246or 769-365. dN7tO '5 MUSTANG wih 19ft 302 engine and trans- mission. Red and white interior. Hi...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Profs peddle promotional books for bucks (Continued from Page One) new book that is "up", or being used for publishers, Amerman explained, is the with sample books they give th professor has a part in the process, a course at that time, will net a sending of sample copies to professors. away. A secretary in the econon that's bad faith." professor half the list price. For books Close to 5,000 ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 19, 1978-Page 11 JACKSON, MARTIN SQUABBLE ENTERS NEW ROUND Reggie NEW YORK (AP) - Reggie Jackson reacted calmly to being suspended by New York Yankees Manager Billy Mar- tin Monday night after he "disregarded the manager's orders" and bunted in- stead of swinging away in the 10th in- nning of the Yankees' 9-7 loss to Kansas City. "He doesn't want me around here, he should be happy now," said a calm Jackson w...…

…Page 12-Wedneday, July 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily IOC REJECTS FINAL OFFER: No LA Olympics By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles ap- parently lost its long fight to host the 1984 Olympic Games without risk yesterday when the International Olympic Committee rejected the city's final take-it-or-leave-it offer. "That proposal having been declined by the IOC," Mayor Tom Bradley wrote to the City Council, "I am recommen- ding that the ...…

…Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 13-S I)MCII Friday, May 19, 1978 cmichi~gan Twenty Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Ethiopia bombards rebels DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Ethiopian in highlands 50 miles from the Red Sea. backed by air strikes, suffered heavy only outlets to the sea. Insurgents have gunboats shelled the Red Sea coast of Central government troops are trying casualties. been fighting to end Ethiopian rule for rebellious Eritrea and sank scores o...…

…Page 2-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily 1984 Olympics awarded to L.A. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los Angeles was given the chance yesterday to host the 1984 Summer Olympic Games, but the city will take them only if it can assure its taxpayers they won't be sad- dIed with the financial problems of past Olympics. In a decision that capped months of public and private maneuvering, the International Olympic Committee awarded the Summer Games to Lo...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 19, 1978-Page 3 Troops depart for Zaire rescue KINSHASA, Zaire (AP) - Belgian paratroops flew to Zaire yesterday to mount a joint Western rescue mission for 2,000 of their countrymen, hundreds of other Europeans and 14 Americans isolated and threatened by the rebel in- vasion of Shaba Province. Plane after plane packed with elite airborne troops took off from Brussels' military airport on the 5,000-mile jour- ne...…

…Page 4-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Gmichigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Ml. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 13-S News Phone: 764-0552 Friday, May 19, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Jets block peace B EFORE PRESIDENT CARTER assumed of- fice he promised Americans that the United States would not remain the global arms pur- veyor. But since taking office, Carte...…

…The Michioan Daily-Friday, May 19, 1978-Page 5 Sisters repulse burglar, receive citation PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Three Philadelphia nuns have been honored as heroines for choking, tackling and sitting on a would-be church bandit. "The detectives said we shook the oomph out of him," said Sister Anita Cecilia, who with Sisters Marie Sullivan and Dorothy Payne helped collar the culprit. Last Oct. 3 a man identifiedy gpolice as Juan West, 18, and des...…

…Page 6-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Weaker pot penalties By MICHAEL ARKUSH The committee also recommended A bill that would impose weaker removing any jail sentences for minors penalties for the possession of convicted of possessing less than an marijuana was approved yesterday by ounce. the Michigan House Judiciary Commit- "The major purpose of our proposals tee. The bill was immediately sent to is to decrease the penalties imposed...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 19, 1978-Page 7 Can surrogate mother be paid for child? By ELEONARA di LISCIA Childess husband with infertile wife wants female for test tube baby. Cauca- sian background. Indicate fee and age. All answers confidential. A little more than a year ago this ad appeared in The Daily and a number of other area newspapers. The man who placed it was successful in his search. He found a woman who was willing to serve as...…

…Page 8-Friday, May'19, 1978--The Michigan Daily Current records reviewed Classical Arias From Carmen.Samson etDalila, etc. Elena Obraztsova, with the Philharmonia Orchestra AngerS-37s01 Arias by Glinka, Dargomyzhsky, etc. Boris Shtokolov, with Orchestrasoftthe Bolshoi and Leningrad Kirov Theatres Co/imbia M34s69 Albums of operatic showpieces by stars of the various Russian opera companies (Bolshoi, Kirov, etc.) have been flooding the market...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday; May 19, 1978-Page 9 Zoning board fixes gun shop By R. J. SMITH In a heated session the Ann Arbor zoning board of appeals voted unanimously Wednesday to deny a local man's request to turn the old Foley's Uniform Store at 929 E. Ann into a firearms store. Gary Stoddard, a University graduate who currently sells guns, had to submit his appeal to the board because the gun shop would significantly alter the mostly reside...…

…Page 10-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Soviets jail Orlov; Continued from Page1) fluence on the decision of the court seven days to appeal. Orlov's British lawyer, John Mc- the sentence." Donald, who was refused permission to Orlov's wife Irma said the courtro attend the trial, said in London that an was packed with chosen, hostile sp appeal was being prepared. tators who applauded the sentence a Sakharov, 56, and his wife, Yelena sho...…

…Big jump (Continued from Page l) and personal well-being of the medical students involved." THE STUDENTS, wearing white hos- pital coats, asked that their tuition be raised only to cover the cost of inflation. Regents Robert Nederlander (D- Detroit), who, along with all other Regents, expressed sympathy for the medical students, said it was fair "to -assume that the tuition at the Univer- sity will increase this year and each year thereafter."...…

…Page 12-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Geralds placed on two years probation Continued from Page 1 "I think he got off pretty good. But I guess if you consider he has been disbarred and expelled by the House, he has been thoroughly punished," said Forbes. REP. DAISY Elliot (D-Detroit) said she felt sympathy for the 43-year-old lawmaker and was very satisfied with the sentence. "I am so glad for Geralds because I really feel he is inn...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 19, 1978-Page 13 Rhodesians call for nquiry SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP)-Black reported. Fifty were killed outright and appealed to Britain and the United minority government of Prime nationalists and a church commission two died later in a hospital. States to press for meetings between Minister Ian Smith and bring black called yesterday for a special inquiry The Catholic Commission for Justice Rhodesia and the guerr...…

…Page 14-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily LOST AND FOUND LOST-LEATHER CASE. Huron St., Friday p.m Reward.7695062 56A523 FOR SA LE ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER-Damaged in flood of '68. Can be repaired and made very vaulu- able. $10. Call Kerm, 769-7824 between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. ONLY, please! dB BRAND NEW 8-foot toboggan with pads, used only twice. Moving South-mustsell. 668-8571. 37B523 FUJICA ST605 35mm SLR CAMERA-Just like new, only one ...…

…The Michigan Daily- Friday. May 19, 1978-Page 15 "*I I : i I I I I I I : (ContinuedfromPage 14) PERSONA L MAKt LOVE -NOT WAR (It's good forour business) Austin Diamond 1209S. University - 663-7151 Specializing incustom , engagement & wedding rings cFtc SAILING THIS SUMMER? Three Ann Arbor gentle- men seeking interesting female sailing companions for summer and cruise to Georgian Bay for 10 days in June and July. Sailing experience not abso- ...…

…Page 16-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily Gifted student shoots teacher AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The 13-year- old son of former White House press secretary George Christian shot his junior high school English teacher to death in the classroom yesterday, police said. Lt. Fred Maxwell, chief of public af- fairs for the Austin police department, identified the boy as John Christian, who was taken into custody and brought to the police station ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, May 19, 1978-Page 17 Israelis propose more cities TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)-Six new cities plus satellite towns capable of housinga total of 56,000 Jewish families would go up in the occupied West Bank under a settlement plan presented to an Israeli Cabinet committee, Israeli radio reported yesterday. The radio said the plan, like others drawn up for Jewish settlement on the West Bank of the Jordan River, is far from im...…

…Page 18-Friday, May 19, 1978-The Michigan Doily Hoffa's 'foster son' O'Brien sentenced DETROIT (UPI) - Charles "Chuckie" O'Brien, the self- proclaimed foster son of missing for- mer Teamsters president James R. Hoffa, was sentenced in federal court Thursday to two concurrent one-year prison terms for lying on a bank loan application. SHOPLIFTERS ATLANTA (AP) - "You are senten- ced to write a research paper, make an apology, give two weekends ...…

…Brewers tap Tigers; Band d's sac decisive The Michigan Daily-riday, May 19,1978-Page 19 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST MILWAUKEE (AP) Sal Bando's eighth-inning sacrifice fly scored Paul Molitor as the Milwaukee Brewers, after squandering a five-run lead, struck back and snap- ped Detroit's four-game winning streak with an 8-7 victory over the Tigers yesterday. Molitor led off the eight with a bunt single and reached second on the play ...…

… I sports of the DAILY Uoily Photo by JOHN KNOX Michigan pole vaulter Jim Stokes vaulting in a recent workout, is one of the Wolverines' leading athletes in the Big Ten Championships today and tomorrow at Northwestern. Stokes set a Michigan record and qualified for the NCAA's with a jump of 17'11/2" at the Penn Relays. Habs handcuffed; Bruins win 4-0 BOSTON (AP)-Gary Doak and Rick Middleton struck for goals early in the first period and goa...…