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…Pde 6_Tuesday, July 2, 1980-The Ex-Iran hostage claims he was not abused From AP and UPI WASHINGTON - Richard Queen said yesterday he made a wrong turn as he fled the mob streaming into the U.S. Embassy in Tehran last fall, a fateful error that separated him from a group of Americans later smuggled out of Iran by Canadian officials. "I got captured because I was' lollygagging along and turned down the wrong street," said the 28-year-old con- a...…

…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,...…

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…Page 6-Friday, July 25, 1980-The Michigan Daily WANT SHARE OF HOME VIDEO MARKET Picket lines sparkle from stars HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Hundreds of Hollywood stars and struggling hopefuls, some of them singing "There's No Business Like Show Business," walked a picket line for three hours yesterday, demanding a share of the lucrative home video market. Among the stars "hitting the bricks" outside The Burbank Studios were Carroll O'Connor, Jack Klugman...…

…Page 6-Saturday, July 26, 1980-The Michigan Daily Candidate * 1WJZg1 U$nng1~4 9'2fljjjg Fojtick files CANTERBURY LOFT Episcopal Campus Ministry 332 S. State.St. Rev. Andrew Foster, Chaplain SUNDAY COMMUNITY EVENTS AT ST. ANDREWS CHURCH 306 N. Division 9:00 a.m.-University Study Group. 10:00 a.m.-Worship Service with the Parish. 12 noon-Luncheon and Student Fel- lowship. CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY Huron Valley Mission 809 Henry St. 668-6113 Sunday ...…

…Page 6-Tuesday July 29, 1980-The Michigan Daily McDUFFIE CASE RE-OPENED Court indicts Miami cop a MIAMI (AP) - A federal grand jury investigating the beating death of black businessman Arthur McDuffie yester- day indicted a white former Dade Coun- ty policeman who had been granted state immunity for his testimony against his fellow officers. A federal prosecutor said further in- dictments would be sought before the investigation concluded. T...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 30, 1980-The Michigan Daily Energy experts call for reduced foreign oil use I I By ADRIENNE LYONS and BETH ROSENBERG Special tohe Daily WASHINGTON - Americans should make every effort to replace the use of oil with alternative energy sources in order to decrease dependence on foreign oil, an energy expert said here last night. "It's a waste for us to use oil for cars," said Herman Bluestein, a spokesman for the Departm...…

…Page 6-Thursday, July 31, 1980-The Michigan Daily Racial violence hits 3d Florida city; Orlando police assaulted ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)-Police were pelted with rocks and bottles for a second time late yesterday and sporadic: looting broke out in a predominantly black neighborhood where disturbances previously had erupted before dawn, police said. After what officers said started as "an extremely normal night," gangs of black youths roamed around ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 8, 1980-Page 7 .hv aa. a . aaaa aaaaa ... ... ':. . ". . :: . ..... "::a. aa. .a. '. . v:. :. ::. . . ......................: . . ..:.i:-i-ii:;:"'i::> : :i:i: ::. :A r t ihhe Godfa.,,t her strikes back By MARK COLEMAN If any reporter lives up to the repu- tation of being a "living legend" it's James Brown. This human dynamo has been known as the Hardest Working Man in Show Business for twenty five years now an...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 9, 1980-Page 7 me==Arts==s Gang of Four's modern dance Entertainment! Gang of Four Warner Bros. BSK 3446 By MARK DIGHTON - It's hard to think of many fitting ad- jectives for The Gang of Four's Enter- tainment! Most of, them haven't been invented yet. Maybe after the war. With warmania growing, though, Enter- tainment! is an increasingly relevant album. It may be reflective of the downfall of another cultur...…

…i Daily-Thursday, July 10, 1980-Page 7 Clay construction Betty Gatliff uses modeling clay to reconstruct the skull of one of the nine unidentified murder victims of convicted killer John Gacy, Jr. Photographs of the nine reconstructed heads will be released to the media next week in the hope that they will be seen by someone who can identify the victims. Unemployment msurance strain due to recession WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's unemploymen...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 11, 1980-Page 7 FDA WILL REVISE LABELS V} WAS that V in the used j the go' The compa tranqu revise cerns "TR, people proble Jere G them I "Th Gov't to discourage HINGTON (UPI)-Doctors will be warned with normal anxiety. I'm especially concerned about alium, the single moslt widely prescribed drug people continually taking these drugs without country, and other tranquilizers should not be knowing that they are ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 12, 1980-Page 7 JET COMMANDEERED ON GROUND' Airliner hijacked in Seattle SEATTLE (AP)-A man claiming he had a bomb in his briefcase seized a Northwest Airlines 727 jet on the ground yesterday afternoon at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and demanded $600,000 and two parachutes, authorities said. Four hours later, at 8:30 p.m. Detroit time, the hijacker released all 50 passengers, the FBI said, and 30 min...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-Page 7 AATA and bus drivers bargain 9 hours; still no contract By ELAINE RIDEOUT Optimism expressed by officials of the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority and striking members of the Transportation Employees Union going into a weekend of talks has waned as negotiations continue to flounder. According to Shelly Ettinger, TEU vice president, the two sides "tossed back and forth" unofficial proposals dur...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-Page 7 Reagan softening adamant anti-union position DETROIT (AP)-In a bold overture to lure t;raditionally Democratic union members to the Republican Party this fall, Ronald Reagan is retreating from anti-union stances'that have riled labor leaders. Trying to bridge the historic chasm between the GOP and most of the \ nation's 24 million union members, the Republican presidential nominee-in- waiting ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 17, 1980-Page 7 WINDS EXCEED HURRICANE FORCE Storms plow into A; disaster aid requested AuUniversity students Wally j'.Gilbert (right) and Guy Rylan- der examine the remains of a ,,.tree felled by 70 to 100 mile per hour winds near the School of Business Administration building on Tappan St. (top left). w aDetroit Edison linemen, called in from Oakland County to assist local workers, inspect damaged power line...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 18, 1980-Page 7 Regents to decide on tuition hike By MITCH STUART Special to The Daily TRAVERSE CITY - University Regents will decide here today whether to enact a 1980-81 fiscal year budget that includes a 13 per cent across-the- board tuition hike and a nine per cent staff salary increase. In a budget briefing session yester- day, executive officers told the Regents the tuition hike - the largest in five yea...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 19, 1980-Page 7 AIDES COULD BE WHITE HOUSE ADVISERS Reagan's inner circle DETROIT (AP) - The tight circle of aides who stood at Ronald Reagan's side at the Republican National Con- vention as he claimed his prize and chose his running mate are the men who are likely to form his inner circle of advisers if Reagan becomes president in January 1981. Like Jimmy Carter, who brought to Washington many of the Georgi...…

…Thb'Michihan Daily-Tuesday, July 22, 1980-Page 7 MID-EAS T VIOLENCE GR OWS IN PARIS Former Syrian premier shot PARIS (UPI)-An assassin with a days after sln assassination attempt exiles and political refugees, saying 10 silencer-equipped pistol killed a major against former Iranian Prime Minister per cent of the capital's 19,500-man Arab exile figure yesterday in the Shapour Bakhtiar that cost the lives of police force is preoccupied with sec...…

…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 ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July'24, 1980-Page 7 . i - S * , a rdva- , par II D rfi e - i n.. A . S. .a.:"i fJ::f. . .::..t :rd a y, 5..aR?.J."t . .~' .' A t o ' r vs n s a, ,_ udyp a r t I I Yesterday, Daily film critic Den- nis Harvey delved into this sum- mer's crop of horror films discovering that most fall somewhere in between the frightening black humor of "Psycho" or "Carrie" and oblivious camp like "Plan 9 from Outer Space. " "... to...…

…Jail riot quelled in Idaho; 20- . hour melee injures 18 (Continued from Page 1 discovered items missing from their cells, they angrily took control of the main prison compound. PRISON OFFICIALS, manning the administration building outside the fenced compound, decided not to use force to contain the uprising. Negotiations began almost immediately and led to the first guard's release. Crowl said the most seriously injured prisoner suffered a bro...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 26, 1980-Page 7 IDAHO ST AT E PENITENTIARY IN TURMOIL Inmates renew violence From AP and UPI BOISE, Idaho-Inmates set small fires and broke up cots in a temporary cellblock and then charged in a mass of 300 at the acting warden and nine guar- ds in renewed violence yesterday at the riot-scarred Idaho State Penitentiary, officials said. Guards with automatic weapons quelled the latest disturbance by firing a f...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 29, 1980-Page 7 Keith rescues the new Stones Emotional Rescue The Rolling Stones Rolling Stones COC 1601 By MARK COLEMAN After months of the expected agonizing anticipation, the Rolling Stones' new album has been out few weeks now. Yet the popular reac- tion to Emotional Rescue, or maybe the lack of it, seems a might peculiar. The album is selling briskly of course, and "She's So Cold" has fit perfectly into s...…

…The Michigan Doily-Wednesday July 30, 1980-Page 7 CAMPAIGN EFFORTS STEPPED UP Michigan vital to Anderson DETROIT (UPI) - John Anderson's national campaign chief said yesterday backers of the independent presidential hopeful are "not taking anything for granted" in efforts to nail down a slot on Michigan's fall ballot. To assure the breakaway Republican a line on the ballot, his campaign must meet the second requirement of Michigan's strict ba...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 31, 1980-Page 7 Y w .: v "Ell 00-mmo RETURN CAF THE MUSICAL rt Holm, 'Fame': A catchy summer step By ANNE SHARP In the midst of the summer doldrums, of unbearably gross horror films and deadly hyped-up losers like 'Urban Cowboy, Can't Stop the Music and the Blues Brothers, an original movie musical called Fame has sprung in full flashing splendor from Hollywood's bureaucratic god-head to delight its backer...…

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…Page 8-Wednesday, July 9, 1980-The Michigan Daily IRAN PARLIAMENT TO DECIDE SOON Trial for hostages wins support By The Associated Press The idea of putting the American. hostages on trial as spies is winning strong support among some influential members of the Iranian Parliament, the body that may soon make a decision on their fate, a Tehran newspaper reported yesterday after conducting in- terviews with two dozen legislators. In another dev...…

…Page 8-Thursday. July 10, 1980-The Michigan Daily Striking Detroit workers aided in picketing by 17 -other unions FromAPandUPI DETROIT-More than 1,00 demon- strators from 17 unions, including police officers and firefighters, picketed city offices yesterday in sup- port of the nine-day-old strike by their fellow municipal workers. Meanwhile, bargaining resumed and negotiators reported progress toward ending the walkout by 9,000 of the city's ...…

…Page 8-Friday, July 11, 1980-The Michigan Daily moz adapts to Paaguay ASUNCION, Paraguay (AP)-A year after Sandinista guerrillas drove him from his homeland, Anastasio Somoza is living the life of a wealthy recluse, tending his businesses from afar, toying with new investments and dreaming about going back to Nicaragua. He also worries about extradition, is growing fat, feels depressed over losing his country, and is trying to avoid doing any...…

…Page 8-Saturday, July 12, 1980-The Michigan Daily CAPTURE OF WHITE HOUSE INSUFFICIENT GOP wants Congress, too a DETROIT (AP) - For ,many Republicans, recapturing the White: House won't bring total satisfaction. They want Congress, too. The GOP is orchestrating a nation- wide, multi-million dollar campaign to overtake the quarter-century Democratic control of Capital Hill. "IT'S FINE if there's a 'throw 'em out' mentality in the country," say...…

…Page 8-Tuesday, July 15, In . m., i 1980-The Michigan Daily 9 m ww-~ TOM PETTY A By PAT' It's been a slow s so far in New York are choosing to eit tan altogether or smaller-capacity just breaking even recording industry the big shows have this season, the qu ces has likewise turn: Billy Joel,v city's mammoth l den for five sold-ou panned by all of U writers, prompti hometown-boy-mal stack of New York night after a part drubbing in that ne...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, July 16, 1980-The Michigan Daily Arts: Devo! Shut up and dance! By STEVE HOOK If people would begin to regard Devo for what they are-a fun dance band-the spudboys from Akron might get a little more respect today. For the last few years, they have been touring America in radiation suits, playing wooden-plank guitars to schizophrenic vocals, percussion, and keyboards, and supposedly espousing a philosophical doctrine called "...…

…Page 8-Thursday, July 17, 1980-The Michigan Daily BOOK R E VIE W America and its,'China By PETER PRATT It has become increasingly difficult to adequately label some books as fic- tion or non-fiction. The works of Nor- man Mailer and Tom Wolfe, among: others, come to mind. To include Maxine Hong-Kingston's "China Men" (Alfred Knopf, 1980) in the group can mislead more than it can aid. Wolf's sassy, adjectival indulgences, for in- stance, bear ...…

…FlU tutA ors- 930a.m -53pm Page 8.-Friday, July 18, 1980-The Michigc Do a Tree a Favor: Recycle Your Daily I I -1 I AN UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN holds a handkerchief up to her bandaged eye as she waits for an ambulance Wednesday night after she and other passengers on a Dade County metro bus were injured when rioters hurled bricks through the windows. Miami is in it's third day of racial disturbances. Blacks overtake bus; Miami curfew returns a ...…

…Page 8-Saturday, July 19, 1980-The Michigan Dail Kennedy to fihtCarter, nomination ali the.way y WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Edward Kennedy, insisting again he will fight President Carter's renomination all the way, said yesterday that Ronald Reagan could win the White House in a walk this fall if Democrats don't reject President Carter's policies. "The Democratic Party must do better in 1980 than to offer itself as the lesser of two evils," Kenne...…

…Page 8-Tuesday, July 22, 1980-The Michigan Daily PREDICTS DEBT OF $30 BILLION Gov't forecasts deficit in 1981 0 From AP and UPI reports WASHINGTON-The Carter administration, rejecting any tax cut plan at this time, officialy con- ceded yesterday there will be no balanced budget in fiscal 1981, but instead a $30 million deficit. In addition, the administration says its fiscal 1980 deficit will jump from an estimated $36.5 billion to $61 billi...…

…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...…

…Page 8-Thursday, July 24, 1980-The Michigan Daily SUSPECTS INCLUDE U.S. POSTMAN 0 ROCKV] Postal SerN truck was s three facin prominent said yester Police a speculate a ween the s Tabatabai regime, wh HOWEV: a telephon Two held in slaying of Iranian [LLE, Md. (AP)-A .S. Belfeld, 29, of Washington, also known WHEN THE EX-DIPLOMAT came to telephone number given to Fra vice worker who claimed his as Dayoud Salahuddin. He remained at the door, h...…

…ONE OF 30 DEMONSTRATORS raises his hands as the group walks through a police line Wednesday night in Chat- tanooga, Tenn., after a second night of racial unrest. Outbreaks of sporadic firebombings and rock throwings occurred a day after an all-white jury acquitted two Ku Klux Klansmen in the April 19 shooting of four black women. Black leaders denounce curfew order by Chattanooga mayor CHATTANOOGA, Teuin. (AP) - A citywide curfew was ordered ...…

…Page 8-Saturday, July 26, 1980-The Michigan Daily FOUR PERSONS SLAIN PER DAY Jamaican politics spur killings KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP)-An average of four last year in Kingston. The election fight between Manley and Seaga is a people are being murdered each day in this Carib- POLICE STATIONS HAVE become frequent bitter one. The prime minister's People's National bean capital, in a tide of bloodshed rising with the ap- targets for attack by men wit...…

…Page 8-Tuesday, July 29, 1980- The Michigan Daily 4 Athletes, upset by early disco closing, storm Olympic village MOSCOW (UPI) - Western athletes, angered by the early closing of the Olympic village discotheque, ram- paged through the sprawling compound early yesterday in a venting of their frustrations and boredom only eight days into the Games. Reports said some shouted "Free Afghanistan!" during the food- throwing and shouting incident, ...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 8, 1980-Page 9 A new breed of officer Police Chief Corbett " a sharp sophisticate By MITCH STUART At first glance, new Ann Arbor Police Chief William Corbett fits perfectly into the classic mold of the efficient city police officer. His regulation patent leather belt and shining gold badge convey a spit-and- polish image that would do any police force proud. BUT BEYOND the clean-cut veneer lurks a sharp, stre...…

…GOP platform panel adopts anti-ERA stance DETROIT (UPI) - A Republican platform subcommittee shunned the party's historical support for the Equal Rights Amendment yesterday and adopted tough, conservative, anti-ERA language as the GOP position for 1980. The panels action, which will be challenged by ERA supporters in the full Platform Committee later and perhaps on the convention floor next week, came although Ronald Reagan - who opposes ERA ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 10, 1980-Page 9 Arts Labored Wilde a bit too earnest By JOSHUA PECK Oscar Wilde's The Importance of. Being Earnest may be the crispest comedy ever composed. Wilde's script is stuffed with some of the cleverest and liveliest aphorisms Wilde ever dreamed up. English society, those who stand woefully outside it, etiquette, and the battle of the sexes have never been so drolly exploited as they have here. The pla...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 11, 1980-Page 9 Los Angeles punk rockers accused of new wave of violence LOS ANGELES (AP)-Tagging themselves with names like "Fear" and performing numbers with titles like "Homicide," punk rock bands have traditionally inspired violent behavior among their leather and chain-clad fans on the dance floor. But while the cuts and bruises are to be expected after a night of "slam dancing," it stunned fans and author...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 12, 1980-Page 9 Arts 7 Summer Rep's 'Spirit' runs 'high By ANNE GADON So far the U-M's summer theatre of- ferings have been dominated by ethereal forces. Following the Wed- nesday night opening of A Midsummer Night's Dream is Noel Coward's comedy about the occult, Blithe Spirit, both performed by the members of the Michigan Repertory Company of the Departmentof TheatreandDrama. The "Blithe Spirit" of Coward's...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 15, 1980-Page 9 Emergency delcared in Mo. ollowing 129 heat deaths From UPIandAP Missouri Gov. Joseph Teasdale, reac- ting to 129 heat-related deaths in his state, yesterday declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard to assist heat-stricken resicents. The nationwide death count frim the relentless heat wave surpasse, 550. Teasdale, the first governor in the nation to seek federal held becau...…