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…Page 4-B-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Escape the city on a bike By BILL SPINDLE loop tour that runs on Huron Parkway, . you can't really escape to the east, a longer tour that day or head back to Daiy Staff Writer along the Huron river. you have to go through Ypsilanti," said Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor's rural roads and sur- STARTING DOWNTOWN, take Pendleton. McGraw said the group also holds rounding countryside offer the weekend Broadw...…

…The Michigan Doily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 5-B Calendar of summer events to enjoy (Continued from Page 4) and Liberty. The State St. Area Mer- chants Association sponsors the fair. The Ann Arbor Street Fair takes place on East and South University. It is the original street fair and is in its 23rd year. About 300 exhibitors are ex- pected to participate, according to the Fair Coordinator. The University Artists and craftsmen guild's Summe...…

…Page 6-B-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily DETROIT: The big cit nex! A ,. ,fi . : ,. By MARK GINDIN Daily Staff Writer People lift their eyes from their cars, bicycles, canoes, and softball fields, look around, and utter the immortal phrase, "Is this all there is?" For those wishing for the hustle of city life, the large buildings, and the real (non-university) people to talk to, Ann Arbor simply doesn't make it. This humble college ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 7-B re the usual concerts, its, and exhibitions se Louis and Cobo. And I again feature the an- 4 als. ,:, Y a day's relaxation, not forget the annual ions. The Greek com- summer's first festival, lay party last weekend, heritage and creating est food this side of he portion of the city Greeks to attract and as well as make a little red in the celebration. NED to overwhelm served in the Aikon iwn....…

…4 Don your swimsuits and take the plunge! (Continued from Page 3) 7-9 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is closed Sundays. Diving has priority Monday thru Friday, 2 to 3 p.m. The NCRB pool is open Monday thru Friday 7-9 a.m., 10 to 12 a.m. (Spring term only), and 12 to 8 p.m., Saturday 1 to8 p.m., and Sunday 12 to 8p.m. WHILE THE UNIVERSITY should certainly be proud of their pools, half the fun of swimming in the s...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 9-B Enjoy summer; take to the water and Swim! (Continued from Page 8> who crave competition, they also hold races every other Sunday. "That's ex- citing," Carter said, "Small lakes are tricky, with all the wind shifts and gusts." If you really want to hike out and fly across the surfact of the water, try For- tune Marine on Whitmore Lake, who rent catamarans for about $20 an hour or $38 for four ...…

…Page 10-B- Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor's parks offer the great escape who enjoy summer water fun. Canoes and paddleboats can be rented by the hour and the park has its own fishing area. Bicycles, both single seat and tandem, are also available for hourly rental. In addition, Gallup's walkable nature area is accessible to the han- dicapped. Island Park, located adjacent to Fuller Park, is, as its name suggests, an islan...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 11-B Public Park and Recreation Land WH: McLaughlin M= FOXF}RE y , \ IFPI re Pax Sill /'/" S " " ,r " L-11. Park Access _ . j -' -j SUGARBC SH - MARSHALL C , ' ' ", r LESLIE PARK / .. _ 0 I a1 5D I ' v b .. I (----- .y -- , - HURON HIGHLAND ttURON \ r N. CAMPUS HGTS. 31 a BRIDGE LESLIE PARK ' - BARTON 'GOLF COURSE E _ .I I LESLIE Math" " '' al 3 . .f' BIRO WOODS B ootnic tanic a Gardena r -- 'TH...…

…Page 12-B-Thursday, JuneG3, 1982-The Michigan Daily A GUIDE TO AREA ATHLETICS Summer snorts fun for everyone By RON POLLACK Daily Staff Writer It's summer time and you're won- dering what to do with your free time. After all, you can only spend so much time working on your suntan before you either get bored or burned to a crisp. So what is there to do besides put on more suntan lotion? The answer is reallyquite simple if you're at all intere...…

…C p w & e, sl Ji p k n i s Y Dryingc After a leisurely swim in the Huron River at Delhi Park, Fred York; Supreme Court lose WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme identified by name did no lourt is ablush over its handling of a much hope of turning up t >ornography case - but not because of evidence. They said sim chat it saw. It just lost the stuff. plained losses of exhibits ii The high court can't find movies and cases have occurred in the pi our m...…

…Page 10-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily New drug may relieve pam of herpes virus BOSTON (UPI) - Doctors have found a promising new drug which may relieve pain and itching of sores afflic- ting first-time genital herpes sufferers and shorten the period of infection. But women with recurrent episodes of the disabling disease received little or no relief from the drug acyclovir, a study reported yesterday in The New England Journal of...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 11 HINCKLEY'S DEFENSE IS A LONGSHOT Insanity remains a difficult plea WASHINGTON (AP) - If a federal jury agrees Hinckley attempted to assassinate Reagan on Mar- HINCKLEY'S JURY may also return a guilty ver- that John Hinckley was insane when he tried to kill ch 30, 1981. He admits it; his lawyers argue that the dict to ensure his imprisonment. If found innocent by President Reagan, he and his att...…

…Page 12-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily fTTw -L jLA LJ L l .1 J- .1 L L L I. I I I i J, I I . I f I I I I I t I I I PRISON RUTHGORDON o GIRLS Mnide i Ds3n(X)guM s Are H I.. rous' ' I I .1 -I * 't T I L, i -1 - I F J : I t A MARK CORBY PRODUCTION Richord Pyor f LIVE IN CONCERT If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY clossified paqe YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS to any one of STATE 1.2.3 4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES F At ...…

… The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 13 PRISON RUTH GIRDON A f you find your - G name in today's - n-?D ) -gde MICHIGAN DALY -D(X) His p Are Hiarious! classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS t Rec/vrd Pryor Toayano T fo any one of LIV LIVE STATE 1-2-3-4 -IN CONCERT MIDNIGHT MOVIES tcontinued tram Page 12 :F*T THOMPSON APARTMENTS FALL RENTALS Located on Central Campus. Efficiency, t bedroom farnished or unfurnished apartments anai...…

…Page 14-Thursday, June 3, 1982-The Michigan Daily SPOR TS OF THE DAILY Connors tumbles in F PARIS (AP) - Jimmy Connors' dream of winning the French Open - the only Grand Slam tennis tour- nament titled that has escaped him - were dashed again yesterday on the slow red clay court at Rolan Garros. Jose Higueras of Spain upset Connors, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2, knocking the'last American out of the field and moving into the semi-finals. - THE LAST American...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 3, 1982-Page 15 i htin back Once again, 76ers have backs to the wall LOS ANGELES (AP) - The a different frame of mind," Lakers Coach Pat Riley in the first half, helping the Lakers Philadelphia 76ers, who have overcome said. "I think it's indicative that when a team loses at during a 32-12 spurt that turned an 8-8 adversity three times in the 1982 this level it always responds with a better effort in the tie i...…

…Sports Thursday, June 3, 1982 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Page 16 The Michigan Daily Indians top Twins, 4-2 CLEVELAND (AP) - Andre Thor- nton homered for the fourth straight game yesterday to spark the Cleveland Indians to their 10th consecutive trium- ph, a 4-2 decision over Minnesota, ex- tending the Twins' losing streak to 14 games. The Twins' 14 straight defeats set a team record and is the longest in the majors this season. Minnesota has los...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 2, 1982 Ten Cents Sixteen Poges British close in on Falkland capital :A; From The Associated Press British troops captured the high ground overlooking the' Falklands capital of Stanley yesterday, putting them within artillery range of Argen- tines, who dug in for the showdown bat- tle of the undeclared war, British press reports said. They quoted government sour...…

…Page 2-Wednesday. June2 182-The MiAhigan Daily Court decision eases rules on auto searches WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme. Court yesterday gave the nation's police far greater authority to search through automobiles without first ob- taining warrants. By a 6-3 vote, the court said police do not need warrants to search even closed containers locked in a car's trunk if an officer has reason to believe any part of the vehicle contains contraband....…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 2, 1982-Page 3 GROUPS CHARGE RACISMWr By CHARLES THOMSON The presence of a small, wide-eyed black doll in a fraternity photograph in the Michigan State Univer- sity student newspaper has touched off a storm of controversy-and claims that racism is becoming more widespread at the state's largest university. Yesterday, the controversy broadened when the Lansing NAACP joined other groups calling for the expulsi...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, June 2;1982-The Michigan Daily Reagan visit to Europe - sgr s BONN, West Germany (AP)- West German terrorists set off bombs at four American military bases and two U.S. computer firms yesterday, calling the explosions a prelude to an "unforget- table reception" for President Reagan next week. The blasts, which caused at least $180,000 in damage but no casualties, came a day before Reagan arrives in Europe on his first visit ...…

…British families protest Falkland burial for troops The Michigan Daily-Wednesday,,June 2, 1982-Page 5 LONDON (AP)- "If I should die, think only this of me; that there is some corner of a foreign field that is forever England." The famous lines from Rupert Brooke's World War I poem "The Soldier" were quoted by a Defense Ministry official defending the burial of 19 British soldiers on the Falkland Islands last Sunday. SOLDIERS' families and co...…

…Opin ion Page 6 Wednesday, June 2, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Wasserman WOMANIWNCREASE WOM 1 ARC E oNStBl l lAPMoRITY OF W LARE M . PR EM NT- W 'v Vol. XCII, Na. 20 U8MPoYM NT W Ei Niy MOST OE TE HYSTRIA REINTS ARE GT 00U ISSUE ro RTIE ENTERT 'i E JOB MARKET A0ou0 NUULEAR WAR WOIAOI 82 . LcuIONS Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom edited and managed by student at the University of Michigan Wishful thinking HE VAST expansiona...…

…s Arts The Michigan Daily Wednesday, June 2, 1982 Page 7 Classic fable gets revamped By Sarah Bassett 'IAKE A CLASSIC fable, add text. by George Bernard Shaw, then weave in pantomime, disco and color and you might grasp the flavor of the summer season's first Professional Theater Program's production. An "updated, upbeat version" of the well-known children's tal:e Androcles and fhe Lion is scheduled to begin a, four-night run June 2. Phy...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, June 2; 1982-The Michigan Daily 'Androcles' goes modern 1 (CnntinuedfromPage7) and more "emphasis on fun . . .We've put surprises in every act." While the show is not a musical, Fox' enlisted the aid of Ph.D. student Gary Garrison in choreographing one sur- prise. A waltz at the beginning of the play is part of the original script, but the ending now features nothing less than a dance of celebration - to a disco beat. "Beau...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 2, 982--Page 9 Pope prays for Christian unity in Scotland GLASGOW, Scotland (AP)- From a hillside in Scotland, Pope John Paul II preached a sermon yesterday of peace and reconciliation, asking the Protestants and Roman Catholics of this ancient land to make a "pilgrimage together hand in hand." In the shimmering heat of a Scottish afternoon, more than 250,000 people at Glasgow's Bellahouston Park gave the po...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, June2, 1982-ThenMichigan Doiily Strange but true: The Ozzy Osborne Story 4 (Continuedfrom Page 7) dreck made interesting only by the "hanging" of some strange creature who spent the duration of the piece swinging above the drummer's head. On "Suicide Solution", the only bassist had such an easy time of it that he played his instrument upside down. Either he was incredibly bored, as I was, or a poor showboat. In my book, i...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 2,.1982-Page 11 A PISTOL IN EVERY HOME? Gun ownership becomes city law KENNESAW, Ga. (AP) - Man- datory gun ownership became the law in this Atlanta suburb yesterday, and housewife Karen Martin said it comfor- ted her to know that if someone broke into her duplex, she "could get rid of them real fast." The implementation of the new law brought the city another wave of publicity and a legal challenge from the...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 2, 1982-Page 13 I I. I 1 _. PRISON RAThGO$DON GIRLS _ :Maude : n "D( X) HisoHagpAe H iis 1111 - " I* *I I. ... .. _ _II i lI I II l l .l l I If pau find your name in today's S MICHIGAN DAILY classified page You wIN to any one of STATE 1.2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES & AMCRYPRDCIN Richard Pyor LIVE IN CONCERT 1~ E }:: .:L } n-u !.I.I _________}_____E________r_"r:_____r______a________ (Continue fr...…

…Page 14-Wednesday, June 2, 1982--The Michigan Deily French Open tennis Gerulaitis falls to young Swede... . . .as Mandilikova outlasts Austin PARIS (AP) - Mats Wilander, the 17-year-old Swede, toppled Vitas Gerulaitis 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 yesterday in another astonishing upset in the French Open Tennis Championships. Wilander, who had previously eliminated the favorite, Ivan Lendl, moved into the semi-finals amid feverish excitement on the ce...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 2,.1982-Page 15 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Cleveland makes it nine in a row CLEVELAND (AP) - Karl Pagel drew a bases-loaded 'walk from Min- nesota reliever Ron Davis in the bot- tom of the eighth inning to force in the lead run and the Cleveland Indians recorded their ninth consecutive vic- tory last night, a 6-4 decision over Min- nesota that saddled the Twins with their 13th consecutive defeat. The losing streak...…

…Page 16 Wednesday, June 2, 1982 The Michigan Daily Johnson qualifies for NCAA meet By RON POLLACK The Michigan men's tracksters who had already qualified for the NCAA championships competed in the TFA- USA meet held in Wichita, Kansas, but it was in South Bend, Indiana that the top Wolverine performance took place. While the NCAA qualifiers were in Wichita, the rest of the team was par- ticipating at the Central Collegiate Track and Field Cha...…

…e Mic iganDa Vol. XCI, No. 33-S Ann Arbor,'Michigan-Saturday, June 20, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Regents ax geography Vote marks end o long, rocky review By ANDREW CHAPMAN before voting at 10 a.m. to eliminate the Daily staff writer department. "It (discontinuance) is not a desirable op- The University Regents voted unanimously tion," Frye informed the Regents. "But it's yesterday morning to discontinue the the best option we have." geograp...…

…Page 2-Saturday, June 20, 1981-The Michigan Daily Card catalogues at .. library consolidated By ANNETTE STARON Houbeck, Jr., the assistant coordinator Daily staff writer of the official catalogue project, "it was It took four weeks of refiling cards, something under discussion for a num- double-checking entries, and resorting, ber of years." Within the last year, it but the University's two main library was decided to combine operations and ca...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 20, 1981-Page 3 OFFICIALS STRESS CIVIL DEFENSE A WARENESS Grim scenario considered By JOHN ADAM Daily staff writer International talks break down. Washington gives Moscow an ultimatum: Withdraw all foreign troops from the Persian Gulf within one week. Surveillance satellites monitoring the Soviet Union spot a migration of Soviet citizens out of the major industrial and population centers. Washington prepares...…

…Page 4-Saturday, June 20, 1981-The Michigan Daily U.N. Council condemns 4 Israel 's, FromAP andUPI UNITED NATIONS - The United States joined the rest of the Security Council yesterday in strongly condem- ning Israel for destroying Iraq's nuclear reactor and urging the Jewish state to make "appropriate redress." Israel immediately rejected the resolution as "biased and one-sided." Israeli Ambassador Yehuda Blum, who already declared his gover...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June20, 1981-Paqe 5 REAGAN SEARCHES FOR NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Letter prompts retirement From AP and UPI someone just because he or she is not a white male." his nearly 23 years on the high court, said his decision WASHINGTON-Observing that "it's better to go Reagan, under pressure to appoint the first woman to wait had nothing to do with Jimmy Carter being too soon than to stay too long," Supreme Court to the S...…

…Page' 6LSaturdcy,Ji'ne'2O,1981Va"7b'Michigon Daily State officials rally behind ' physical thera (Continued from Page 3) and training facilities whe declining support from LSA and the therapy student might go medical school, and has said he would semester practium support discontinuance rather than see diminished because oft the program further deteriorate number of supervisors. without the needed support. "IF THE supervisors ar THE CHAIRWOMA...…

…TheMici o Dit -Saturda June 20, 1981-Page7 The ich;:i",," an.,",, ______________ . , Y ,:75,v 7 ";;:t.AT.!~ ? Regents initiate review of '0 U' dormitories (Continuedfrom Page 3) by a yet unnamed senior University administrator. A report will be presented to the Regents at their Sep- tember meeting. The Regents also authorized the planning of a $1.5 million rehersal hall to be added to the School of Music on North Campus. SEVERAL NEW administ...…

…Opinion Page 8 Saturday, June 20, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Inflation: whose fault? Most people don't begin to un- All this because the supply of gold and more on various programs, Vol. XC, No. 3- derstand inflation. They merely -money-increased at a rapid they financed the subsequent say it is terrible, then try to find a rate. deficit by simply printing more Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom scapegoat: Among the fall guys Co...…

…Arts The Michigan Daily Saturday, June 20, 1981 Page9 A not-so-super sequel By TOM NUNEZ Daily arts writer If you stayed long enough to watch all of the credits roll by in Superman, the Movie, you would have noticed the quiet announcement that Superman II would be coming next year. Well, it's next year already, and so, for many of you, the long and torturous wait is over. You may find, however, that Superman II was not quite worth the wait; i...…

…4 Arts Page 10 Saturday, June 20, 1981 The Michigan Daily X's 'Wild Gift' The Pretenders The Pretenders-'Extended Play' (Warner Bros.) For the most part, great rock 'n roll has been produced by men. There really have never been any great female rockers. So when I heard the first Pretenders' record last year, I was stunned. Not only did the band manage a wonderful synthesis of heavy metal and soul, but frontwoman Chrissie Hynde seemed a b...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, June 20, 1981- Page 11 Happenings. (Continued from Page Two) Folk Dance Club - Beg. teaching: Union, 7-8:15 p.m. ECKANKAR - Book disc. on "The Creative Techniques" from "The Spiritual Notebook" by Paul Twitchell: 302 E. Liberty, 8 p.m. CFT - The Gold Rush, Michigan Theater, 4,7 and 9 p.m. PIRGIM - panel discussion on financial aid, 7:30 p.m., Union Assembly Hall. Lesbian-Gay Pride Week - Free Movie, Word is Out, a...…

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…DAILY CLASSIFIEDS' UNCONTRACTED CLASSIFIED RATES Words 1 2 3 4 5 add. 0-14 1.70 3.40 460 580 7.00 1.00 15-21 2.55 510 690 8.70 10.50 1.50 22-28 340 680 9.20 11.60 14.00 2.00 29-35 425 850 11.50 14.50 17.50 2.50 36-42 510 10.20 1380 17.40 21.00 3.00 43-49 6.80 11.90 1610 2030 24.50 350 DAILY LINE CONTRACT Fall/Winter Spring/Summer Number of Weeks Number of Weeks line/week 13 26 line/week 6 12 12 34 31 .10 34 31 18 33 30 15 .33 30 24 31 28 20 31...…

…Pade 1A4Satrda June 20, 1981-The Mithigan Daily Baseball strike goes on and on as 4 negotiations flounder and fizzle NEW YORK (AP)-Talks broke off in long waiting game." players' bargaining team was frustrated. the week-old major league baseball strike Mark Belanger, player representative of the "We asked if they had any questions or yesterday and federal mediator Kenneth Baltimore Orioles, said the two sides had been areas to discuss in the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Soturdoy, June 20;,1981-Page 15 Tennis Teens Aushin, Jaeger ace-o in inals EASTBOURNE, England (AP) - Andrea Jaeger defeated Martina Navratilova 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 yesterday to reach the final of the $125,000 BMW women's grass courts tennis champion- ships. The 16-year-old schoolgirl from Lincolnshire, Ill., played almost ex- clusively from the baseline and her tac- tics frustrated the 24-year-old two-time Wimbledon champion. De...…

…4 Sports Page 16 Saturday, June 20, 1981 The Michigan Daily NICKLA US TWO STROKES BACK Burns takes lead in Open 4 .ARDMORE, Pa. (AP) - Defending champion Jack Nicklaus blew a share of the lead with a double bogey on the 16th hole and left big George Burns alone in the top spot yesterday in the, second round of the 81st United States Open Golf Championship., Burns, highly critical of the spon- soring U.S. Golf Association, scattered seven b...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 32-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 19, 1981 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Regents set for geography decision Daily Photo by PAUL ENGST ROUM Vice President for Academic Affairs Bill Frye listens to speakers defending the University's geography department during the public comments session of yesterday's Regents' meeting. Frye, who presented the Regents with his recommendation to discontinue the department, has as...…