…Arts The Michigan Daily Wednesday, June 16, 1982 Page 7 Razor barely makes the cut By Robert Weisberg W HITE-REGGAE-night at Second Chance was A bit of a bust. Steppin' Razor, "New York's only female reggae band," has a nice idea and a few catchy songs but the band lacked the experience and confidence that would have produced a completely enjoyable evening. The opening act, Black Market, was essentially a cover band. They attrac- ted the mos...…
…Page 8-Wednesday, June 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily I. r 4 J-1 11 IL_ IF [-1~ # 1* F. L 1 4. -.1 J I.-IfJJI1I-I f.t .11 The Song 11 you find your Re*mns EXPOSED name in todays Th. Same (clossified page YOU WIN Harold TWO FREE TICKETS TANGERINE 1andony one of (XXX) (4thaye STATE)IG -3-4 (4th year) MIDNIGHT MOVIES E ANN ARBOR-THE ANTIQUES MARKET, Sunday June 20, 5055 Saline-Ann Arbor Road, Exit 175 off I- 94, 275 dealers, everythi...…
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…Page 10-Wednesday, June 16, 1982-The Michigan Daily Art fair veteran's latest work denied exhibition (Continued fromPage 1) racial discrimination is involved, Lockard isn't so sure. "IF YOU ASK if it is discrimination, of course it is," said Lockart. "If you ask if it is racism, I'd say it smacks of it." But Richard Brunvand, coordinator for the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair association, which organizes and runs the portion of the Ann Arbor Fair ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 16, 1982-Page 11 SPORTS OF THE DAILY House to probe NFL drug abuse NEW YORK (AP)- The House Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control will hold hearings in Washington to investigate the problem of drug abuse in pro football, Rep. Leo C. Zeferetti (D-N.Y.) an- nounced yesterday. Zeferetti, chairman of the committee, said it was decided to hold the hearings after he met separately with National Football ...…
…ort s Page 12 Wednesday, June 14, 1982 The Michigan Daily Pirates rip PITTSBURGH (AP) - Jason Thom- runs each yesterday to lead the Chicago pson rapped three hits, including a Cubs to an 8-5 victory over the three-run homer, and drove in five runs Philadelphia Phillies. to power the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 13-3 The triumph was the second straight victory last night over the New York for the Cubs following a 13-game losing Mets. streak, while ...…
…The Michigan Daily- Vol. XCII, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 15, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Falkiands cease-fire called From AP and UPI The commanders of the British and Argentine forces on the Falkland Islan- ds agreed yesterday to a cease-fire un- til this morning, an Argentine military spokesman said. Pentagon sources in Washington said Argentine forces at Stanley were "in the process of surren- dering." The cease-fire is in ...…
…Page 2-Tuesday, June 15. 1982-The Michigan Daily Supreme Court to hear video recorder dispute WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court yesterday agreed to decide whether millions of Americans are illegally taping television shows. If the court says yes, it must also decide whether makers of home video recorders must pay for the armchair piracy. THE BILLION-dollar dispute pits movie producers against makers of the increasingly popular machines, and...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 15, 1982-Page 3 NEW YORK PROTEST LARGEST EVER IN U.S. Huge turnout for By ANDREW CHAPMAN and PAMELA KRAMER Special to the Daily NEW YORK - A crowd of more than half a million people gets its message across through sheer numbers, if nothing else. And that's exactly what happened here Saturday, when people from around the world descended on midtown Manhattan and Central Park for a peaceful protest against the nu...…
…Page 4-Tuesday; June 15, 1982-The Michigan Daily Israeli forces tighten grip By the Associated Press Israeli land, sea, and air forces tightened their noose around PLO guerrillas and their top leadership in West Beirut yesterday in a decisive drive of the nine-day invasion. PLO chief Yasser Arafat was quoted as declaring he would not surrender. "There is no power on earth that can force us to lay down our arms," Arafat told guerrillas on a to...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 15, 1982-Page 5 BEWARE OF MESSENGERS BARING GIFTS Strip-t-grams: A unique greeting By GREG BRUSSTAR Imagine celebrating in a restaurant among friends on your birthday. Everyone is raising glasses and toasts. Then a tall, voluptuous woman walks in and disco music begins to blare. To your amazement, the woman starts a swirling dance and begins to shed her M clothing to the music. What is going on? It's a Strip-t-...…
…Opinion Page 6 Tuesday, June 15, 1982- The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 29-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Peace i Begin at the end THE GUNS ON the Falkland Islands now have fallen silent, returning the islands to the peace and tranquility that was so suddenly and brutally replaced by the sounds of war. Aggression was not allowed to succeed and so begi...…
…Arts The Michiaan Daily Tuesday, June 15, 1982 Page 7 Yes, Virginia, you too can Dnly Poto Oy tLIABETH SCO T Julie Austin played at the Ark Friday night. Simple folk perform simple folk at the Ark 'Pan Gr By Richard Campbell ONE OF THE problems of being a movie reviewer is that you are supposed to write about the bad films along with the good. Most of the time, that is a perfectly reasonable expectation; most of the time, I find somethin...…
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…Kelly jealous of peers, psychiatrist tells jurors (Continued from Page 1) marked in dark ink. "I think that everyone on that list was in danger," Blunt said. After evaluating Kelly's mental state, Blunt said the defendant had some behavioral difficulties, but Kelly's condition did not fit the legal definition of insanity. "MR. KELLY appeared to be kind of a loner. He tends to blame others for his problems. He also had some anti- social featur...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, June 15, 1982-Page 11 THE SPORTING VIEWS Summertime, and the living is ...Prix dips, low blows, By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE Nine months of pro basketball just isn't enough. " The New York Yankees are currently in sixth The Summertime Blues: place in the American League East, 10 games out " Is it just me, or does it seem like Jimmy Con- of first and just one game ahead of Toronto. Who nors has been playing in four tennis...…
…Sports Page 12 Tuesday, June 15, 1982 The Michigan Daily Tigers drop first, 5-0 Cubs beat Phillies to end 13-game skid 4 CLEVELAND (AP)- Len Barker pitched a four-hitter and struck out 11 batters, and Rick Manning homered and doubled as the Cleveland Indians blanked the Detroit Tigers, 5-0, in the first game of a twi-night doubleheader last night. Barker, 8-3, lowered his earned run average to 2.49 in hurling his first shutout and fifth comp...…
…The Michigan Daily Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Kelly sane, psychologist tells jurors LEO KELLY is escorted from the courthouse yesterday after testimony was given regarding his mental state. Battles continue in chaotic Beirut By GEORGE ADAMS Leo Kelly was not mentally ill at the time of the April 17, 1981 Bursley mur-. ders he is accused with committing, a forensic psychologist testified yester- day. Harley Stock, a clinical psychologist from...…
…Page 2-Saturday, June 12, 1982-The Michigan Daily State commends ILIR for 'valuable researeh' By SCOTT STUCKAL State Rep. Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor) presented the University's In- stitute for Labor and Industrial Research last night with a legislative resolution commending the institute for its outstanding research effort. Bullard, who presented the citation during a banquet at the Sheraton University Inn, said ILIR "does a very good job for...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 12, 1982-Page 3 500,000 EXPECTED TO ATTEND N.Y.C. readies for anti-nuke rally NEW YORK (AP)- Crews set up a stage in Central Park and transit officials remapped bus routes and laid on extra subway cars yesterday as the city gir- ded for an expected onslaught of 500,000 people at a nuclear disarmament rally. If attendance estimates for today's march and rally hold up, it would be one of the biggest protests in...…
…p'tj44Srturday ;-thneA1, 19832-TheiMichigam-O ity 'Milestone' vote ends conference on Great Lakes MACKINAC ISLAND (UPI)- Eight Great Lakes states and two Canadian provinces, struggling to keep control of the 65-trillion gallons of water in the Great Lakes system, voted yesterday to block any attempt to divert water without agreement from all bordering governments. The action, hailed as a "milestone" and a economic and environmental protectio...…
…Hundreds riot in Berlin protesting Reaga BERLIN (AP) - Thousands police used clubs, tear gas and cannon yesterday on hundr masked and helmeted militants rocks and gasoline bombs to President Reagan's visit to Berlin. Authorities seized more the people in eight hours of brawling At one point, protesters set th to music. From a "safe hous Winterfeldplatz, loudspeakers the entrance music to the "Apocalypse Now" and the sou of a helicopter battle...…
…Opinion Page 6 Saturday, June 12, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily JU-Cellar moves out; Vol. XCII, No. 28-S Ninety-two Years of EditorialFreedom Edited and managed by student, at the University of Michigan Kelly takes the stand AFTER A STORMY begin- ning and a 12-year tenure in the basement of the Michigan Union, the University Cellar R CW Orbookstore has closed and is 11 IwY o rI\ packing up its textbooks and No. A MIDST TWO majo...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Saturday, June 12, 1982 Page 7 Not your typical reggae group 10"IRNPOPPOP" WRIP-m- P., --- ------- By Robert Weisberg SOMETHING A BIT unusual will hit Ann Arbor this Monday night when Steppin' Razor, New York's (and possibly the world's) only all-female reggae band brings its act to Second Chance. Reggae is known for its sexism, even more so than other forms of pop music. This would seem to discourage female music...…
…Page 8-Saturday, June 12, 1982-The Michigan Daily Clockwise from the left: the sunsphere; clowns cool off visitors; video viewing in the American Pavilion, the United States' energy exhibit; view from the ferris wheel; amusement park ride. Photo Page by Jackie Bell I I …
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 12, 1982-Page 9 World's Fair 1982 The 1982 World's Fair, held in Knoxville, Tennessee, runs from May 1 until September. The fenced-in region, surrounded by the University of Tennessee, continues to draw daily crowds of over 100,000. While the theme is energy, several of the 26 national and corporate exhibits concentrate on cultural ideas. After waiting in the two-hour China exhibit line, you can see beautiful...…
…Page 10-Saturday, June 12, 1982-The Michigan Daily A TAX BY ANY OTHER NAME 'Non-taxes' help to fill coffers From The Associated Press owners for specific improvements like State and local governments are paving. Unlike taxes, many of these learning that a tax by any other name items do not require voter approval. may smell sweeter to the public. The Tax Foundation Inc., a non- Steadily growing voter opposition to profit, non-partisan research...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 12, 1982-Page 11 Support the March of (I Dimes BIRTH DEFECTS FOUNDATION 375 NMAPLE ~~116913000 STEVEMARTIN lAG 215 VUNIVElRSAL 20th CENTURY-FOX FLMS 70 Round one Daily Photo by DEBORAH LEWIS The large, round object near Burton Tower yesterday was the satellite receiving dish for the closed-circuit broadcast of the Holmes-Cooney boxing match which was shown in Hill Auditorium. Man charged with rape A man wa...…
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…The Michigan Daijy-,aturday, June 12, 1982--Page 13 The Song EXPOSD you find your R EXPOSED namein todoys (XXX) MICHIGAN DAILY Th-S m classified page YOU WIN TAN RINE Harold TWO FREE TICKETS and Maude to any oneo (XXX) STATE 1-2-3-4 -(4th year) MIDNIGHT MOVIES (Continued from Page 12) Say it with BALLOONS. Helium, delivered in tuxedo. Weddings, Graduations, Fathers Day. Balloon in a box sent nationwide. MC, VISA. 995-1972. cF0619 GOOD HOME SO...…
… Page 14-Saturday, June 12, 1982-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUND I Brewers bounce MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Paul Molitor Romero went to third on the scored from first base on a single and then scored on a sacrifice fly an error by center fielder Kirk Gibson Yount. with one out in the eighth inning last PETE VUCKOVICH, 8-2,v night to lead the Milwaukee Brewers to innings to pick up his sevent an 8-6 victory over the Detroit Tigers. victory. Roll...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 12, 1982-Page 15 THE SPORTING VIEWS Playing th . . By JIM DWORMAN G AMBLING AND sport do not mix. Not when the gambling is on the professional level, any- way. When people try to make a living by wagering on sporting events, the opportunity and incentive to "fix" the events become too great. The recent\ point-shaving scandal,-at Boston College is proof. But gambling for sport, for mere entertainment, is anot...…
…Sports Page 16 Saturday, June 12, 1982 The Michigan Daily Holmes beats Cooney By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE Specialto the Daily DETROIT- Maybe now Larry Holmes will get the respect he's been craving. A flurry of punches near the end of the 13th roupd by the World Boxing Council Heavyweight champion sent challenger Gerry Cooney down for the second time last night in Las Vegas. And much to the delight of the crowd watching the bout on closed circuit tele...…
…he ichigan Dail Vol. XCII, No. 27-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 11, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Israelis push to Beirut FromAPandUPI Israel's triumphant invasion army, at the doorstep of Beirut, hammered Palestinian and Syrian positions relen- tlessly yesterday from the air, sea and land, and threatened to storm the panic-torn Lebanese capital. The Palestinian guerrillas promised a fight to the death. "We shall fight from house to hou...…
…Page 2-Friday, June 11 1982-The Michigan Daily Nuclear freeze rally at U.N.- expects NEW YORK (AP) - The rally again- st nuclear weapons that may bring up to 500,00A people to Central Park tom, row was planned and or- chestrated by a fragile and fractious coalition of activists, many of whom have toiled for decades in the ban-the- bomb, civil rights, anti-Vietnam War and environmental movements. For a year, representatives of more than 100 or...…
…Great Lakes' protection vital, expert warns MACKINAC ISLAND (UPI)- The diversion of Great Lakes water is no longer a far-fetched futuristic idea and the only hope surrounding states have of protecting their water rights may be the creation of an interstate compact, a legal expert said yesterday. Wayne State University law professor Robert Abrams told the Great Lakes Water Resources Con- ference an interstate compact agreement by water borderi...…
…Pvg0a-Fridiay, June11 1982-'--The Michigan Dal " House passes revised budget proposal WASHINGTON (AP) - The House answered the trans-Atlantic plea of President Reagan yesterday burying a budget drafted by Democratic leaders and then passing 219 to 206, a revised Republican blueprint for 1983 spending of $765.9 billion. Final approval for the GOP plan - containing substantial cuts in various social programs including Medicaid, welfare, food st...…
… TheMichgdn D ily-Frly, Jui fe1 T98-Pa5 Britain claims strength despite heavy losses from AP and UPI Undaunted by a devastating Argen- tine air attack on its landing craft and fears that 250 civilians could be held hostage in Stanley, Britain vowed yesterday to take the Falkland Islands capital from its Argentine defenders. But the Buenos Aires junta declared it will hold Stanley, and with church bells pealing, celebrated a "National Day ofSo...…
…0R0 opinion Page 6 Friday, June 11, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Grinning andbaring it Vol. XCII, No. 27-S A I Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by student; at the University of Michigan for Playgirl magazine I Dim light ~By Barry Witt THITES IN SOUTH Africa have made Should I wear blue jeans? No, a substantial hints recently that maybe striped button-down and white apartheid is not such a fair way t...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Friday, June 11, 1982 Page 7 ..... .. .a_ , , . --I Clubs/Bars The Ark (1421 Hill; 761-1451) Tonight, jazz and folk guitar from Julie Austin and Kahoots. Connie Huber sings up a storm on Saturday. The Blind Pig (208 S. First; 996- 8555) Folksinger-comedian and self- made man Stuart Mitchell yuks it up tonight and tomorrow night. Joe's Star Lounge (109 N. Main; 665-JOES) George Bedard and the Bon- nevilles bring ...…
…Page 8-Friday, June 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily (IContinued from Page?7) mediately renders a production of it manage for he void of impact; this is spite of any Laura. She is,, rescucitating efforts attempted by good complishing this acting, or by ingenious lighting, set will not see that design, or costuming. different ideas, There is shell of a lot of anger in this tral action of th play. a Gentleman Ca Admittedly, that anger can be only ner...…
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…Page 10-Friday, June 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'E.T.' proves that fairytales can come true By Richard Campbell MNWM THE LAND of silicon chips A. and plastic dreams comes a warm, human movie of kids growing up to be kids. As if Poltergeist weren't big and brassy enough to overwhelm this sum- mer's box office, Steven Spielberg has let loose on hazy, lazy vacation time E.T., an extraordinary film about an extraterestrial in his adventures on E...…
…Israell invasion nears Lebanese (Continued from Page 1) Israeli border and to stop guerrilla shelling of northern Israeli towns. But their forces leapfrogged 50 miles north to Beirut, the PLO headquarters. THE ISRAELIS also widened the war by flying into battle against the tens of thousands of Syrian troops in Lebanon, wrecking their anti-aircraft missile batteries in the Bekaa Valley. The Syrians were sent into Lebanon six years ago under an ...…
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… Page 14-Friday, June 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily One ear later: After the strike, baseball recovers A NEW YORK (AP)- One ye Ray Grebey, director of ma baseball's Player Relations tee, is asked if he still is remin baseball strike. "YES," HE laughs, "as a fact, the other day a guy cam office asking for autographs, what a great job he thoug doing." Marvin Miller, executived the Players Association, is same question. "I will tell you that at...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 11, 1982-Page 15 'M' draftees ink pacts By RON POLLACK The big question is, why? Why did Michigan outfielder Jim Paciorek, a first-team All-American, last until the eighth round of baseball's summer free agent draft when the Milwaukee Brewers finally took him? "IT'S LIKE THE man who kissed the cow, everyone has their own taste," said Ed Katalinas, the Detroit Tigers' Coordinator of Scouting. "Not everyone rate...…
…Sports Friday, June 11, 1982. Page 16 The Michigan Daily It se years1 cher. I fightin Then their s cher to NOM fight.7 beavy undefe are se promi Hol succes Ken N ses hai one of Boxer vs. Puncher Holmes fights for respect against Cooney By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE Cooney, on the other hand, is about as crafty as a nothing else, tonight's match-up should prc A Daily Sports Analysis freight train. He has a 25-0 record with 22 knockouts. of the most i...…
