…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-Page 3 NEW PROGRAM OFFERS LESSONS TO COMMUNITY Music students share expertise By GREG BRUSSTAR A new program which starts this September may offer the community music classes in everything from the flute to the harpsichord, School of Music Prof. George Cavender said yesterday. The Preparatory and Community Enrichment program (PACE) will offer classes taught by graduate students in string, wind, and pe...…
…Page 4-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-The Michigan Daily Israeli jets and artillery batter PLO in Beirut Divebombing Israeli jets teamed with heavy artillery to batter Beirut's Palestinian guerrilla core yesterday, deto ating an ammunition dump and setting off fires across the besieged western sector of the Lebanese capital. It was the fifth straight day that Israeli air power hammered away at the guerrillas in a new campaign of military pressure aim...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-Page 5 WHAT'S WA TT DOING TO AMERICA? Our troubled interior Editor's note- Controversial decisions to ease various enriron- mental laws have marked the term of Interior Secretary James Watt. Last week, his approral of a plan to open rirtually the entire U.S. coastline for commercial oil and gas drilling brought the secretary back into the critical spotlight. The following is a profile of the man ratel...…
…0D0 op inion PaeGTuesday, July 27, 1982 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 48-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Oil barons win IN ONE FELL swoop Interior Secretary James Watt unleashed a tidal wave of oil barons to plunder nearly all of the nation's coastlines in search of oil and gas. He has promised "stringent environmental safeguar- ds." Sadly, for the wi...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Tuesday, July 27, 1982 Page 7 Records Pete Shelley - Homosapien' (Arista) Ah, now this is a pleasant surprise. Usually when there's a difference bet- ween the import and domestic versions of an album, it's usually at our expense. Not this time, though. For a change, Arista has replaced three melancholy tunes from the import Homosapien with more upbeat selections - most notably the absolutely essential "Witness the ...…
…A POTTERY DISPLAY on Main Street (above) gains another head. event. Live music also gathered crowds. A member of I-tal (right) Arts and crafts, however, were not the only attraction at this year's entertains one of them on S. University. Photos by DOUG McMAHON ELIZABETH SCOTT DEBORAH LEWIS \ p o-' I UNIVERSITY REGENT Sarah Power (left) and Joan Mondale, wife of former Vice President Walter Mondale, examine one of the crafts on display Friday...…
… The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-Page 9 .) ti (right) on S. University. A member of Tan- ith the tent. …
…Page 10-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-The Michigan Daily CRITICS QUESTION 'DOC-IN-THE-BOX' MEDICINE Quick-stop medical clinics spread DALLAS (AP)- Texas leads the nation in the "Everyone has left and he winds up having a car- that Texas has 70 of the nation's 575 minor emergency spread of quick-stop medical clinics, which are disc arrest on the doorstep." clinics, more than any other state. Dallas got its first giving hospitals a run for their money ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesdav. July 27. 19$2-Poge l 1 GANG OF FOUR Photos by Doug McMahon The appearance of Gang of Four at the Michigan Theatre Thursday night was a stirring sequel to their first show at Second Chance, last year. The group's politically progressive tone and lyrics combined with an energetic and honest performance to provide one of the most memorable rock shows to appear at the Michigan. The band's new bass player, Sara Lee, and...…
…Page 12-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-The Michigan Daily t-. -.-. - .1* F T rT -1: T - - T 111 I ')** A**j~ I Woodstock Hot Channels and Hot Lunch 2001- "arold Maude" A Space Oddysey And 'Arthur" If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS toMny0Gae of STATE 1.2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES I El 1 WJ &I st-, -I IN-1 - FTF" usmIr L~ ImrAlwaII, 1., 1.1 FOUND: metal frame glasses State and Lawrenc...…
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…Page 14-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-The Michigan Daily SPORTS OF THE DAILY: Festival tests new hoop talent 4 INDIANAPOLIS (AP)- The men's coaches say they will keep it a simple, game when the basketball round-robin tournament opens today in the National Sports Festival. In this competition, a training ground for America's future international talent, the East will face the North in men's and women's play Tuesday af- ternoon with the South squads ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-Page 15 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Ben gals drop Yankees By SARAH SHERBER Special to the Daily NEW YORK - Detroit, which has had a season of short streaks, appear to be on another one as it compiled its fourth win in a row by defeating the New York Yankees 5-3 last night. Jerry Uj- dur posted his fourth victory of the season while newcomer Dave Gumpert earned his first save. Mike Morgan took the loss for th...…
…Sports Tuesday, July 27, 1982- MURANSK Y SLIMS DOWN I Page The Michigan Daily 'Big Ed' solves weighty problem By RON POLLACK Football League draft than had once and ability. Also, some teams pay bet- "The main reason I turned pro Fourth in an eight-part series been predicted. He wa § not chosen until ter than others. After I lost the weight, that I graduated on May 1," By his fans, Ed Muransky was affec- the fourth round by the Oakland the...…
…The Michigan Daily M~mllllllllli|||Vol. XCII, No. 47-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, July 24, 1982 Ten Cen ts Twelve Pages REGENTS APPROVE TUITION, FACULTY RAISES Students to pay 15% more By BILL SPINDLE The University Regents unanimously approved yesterday an average 15 per- cent tuition hike and a $5 million plan to raise faculty salaries. No provisions were made, however, to improve the salaries of non-faculty University personnel. THE TUI...…
…Page 2-Saturday, July 24, 1982-The Michigan Daily U.S. safety officials urge 21 drinking age WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal safety officials urged 35 states yester- day to raise their drinking age to 21, saying that a third of the people killed in alcohol-related auto accidednts are between the ages of 16 and 24. "This is a national tragedy and a natinal scandal," declared James Bur- nett, chairman of the National Tanspor- tation Safety Board, whi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 24, 1982-Page 3 '82 art fair business good despite economy By SCOTT STUCKAL Although the final results are not yet in, the state's gloomy economy does not seem to have dampened the financial success of this year's art fair. Artiata "who have heen in the aame spot with a regular clientele have been breaking sales records," said Rita Bar- tolo, associate director of the Univer- sity Artists and Craftsmen Guild....…
…Page 4-Saturday, July 24, 1982-The Michigan Daily Shultz believes U.S. has ability to deter attaek WASHINGTON (AP)- Secretary of State George Shultz says he is disturbed by growing Soviet military might, but believes the United States "most assuredly" has the power to deter a nuclear attack. In response to questions by Sen. Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.), Shultz declined to say directly whether he would rather have at his disposal the U.S. or the So...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 24, 1982-Page 5 13.3% JUNE JUMP CALLED 'PROBLEM NUMBER' Gas fuels inflation rise WASHINGTON (AP)- Consumer prices soared by a stunning annual rate of 13.3 percent in June as higher gasoline costs kept the inflation rate in double digits for the second month in a row, the government reported yester- day. Economists called the fresh surge in the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index "a problem number" but sai...…
…p inion page 6 Friday, July 24, 1982 The Michigan Daily 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, Na. 47-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Keep BY SUGGESTING that the University's Institute for the Study of Mental Retardation and Related Disorders (ISMRRD) be closed, the review subcommittee has left the door open for the administration to cut a useful and needed facility. ISMRRD's dire...…
…Arts The MWhigan Daily Saturday, July 24, 1982 Page 7 4 ui 7 CC W, r - i "A~ ~va - - - Arch during last year's art fair. Saturday Events 11a.m.- At the Graceful Arch on East University some square dancing by the not so square A-Squares. 11:30 a.m.- The melodious harmonies of the Ann Arbor Chapter of Sweet Adelines, in other words a barber shop chorus, sing out at the Graceful Arch. Noon- A feast of classical dances from India at the Gracefu...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Soturday, July 24, 1982-Page 11 PLAYING ON 'M' COURSE Humenik leads in MASP From the United Press International Ed Humenik of Allen Park held a one- stroke lead over John Nolan of Ann Ar- bor after second round play yesterday in the Michigan Amateur Stroke-Play Championship. Humenik, who golfed for Michigan last spring, added a 74 to Thursday's 72 for a 146 while Nolan shot a 74 and 73 for a 147. Two shots back were Greg Ra...…
…Sports Page 12 Saturday, July 24, 1982 The Michigan Daily Tanana's two-hitter downsTigers 4 By JOE CHAPELLE Special to the Daily DETROIT - Detroit's season attend- ance tally may have passed the one million mark last night, but the Tigers were short on hits as they succumbed to the Texas Rangers, 3-1, before 27,320 fans in Tiger Stadium. The Tigers only garnered two hits on the night. The Tigers did not get on the scoreboard until the si...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 46-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 23, 1982 Ten Cents Twelve Pages I. - -.n Israel f orces attack along cease-fire une From the Associated Press Israeli warplanes and tanks attacked Syrian and Palestinian guerrilla forces along the entire cease-fire line in eastern Lebanon yesterday and ham- mered Yasser Arafat's west Beirut en- clave in the heaviest fighting in more than a month. The Israeli Cabinet order...…
…Page 2-Friday, July 23, 1982-The Michigan Daily Bias in airline ticket computers From staff and wire reports A battle is under way over the com- puterized reservation systems the airlines sell to travel agents, and it could mean consumers will have to shop even more carefully when they buy tickets. The computerized systems were developed by the airlines to deal with the proliferation of flights and fares that followed deregulation. Travel age...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 23, 1982-Page 3 NONPROFIT GROUPS RUN BOOTHS BY ARCH BNPros By FANNIE WEINSTEIN In what is probably a commonplace dialogue this week, two artists debate the advantages of an electric over a manual potter's wheel. Twenty feet away, however, the discussion is a little bit different. The subject is unemployment among inner-city black youths. "WHY DON'T they move to a place where the jobs are available?" prods the m...…
…Page 4-Friday, July 23, 1982-The Michigan Daily France decides to aid Soviets i pipeline project PARIS (AP)- France announced in 1984. About 20 European firms have yesterday it was ignoring President contracts worth an estimated $11 billion Reagan's sanctions on the Soviet gas to help develop the project, and pipeline and ordered a French thousands of jobs on the economically manufacturer to go ahead with depressed Continent depend on the deli...…
…Nonprofit groups set up at arch (Continued from Page 3)z Although most of the groups raise funds by selling T-shirts and bumper stickers, many hope to raise money through donations. "We have a lot of women coming by and saying 'I've been there,' and men coming by and just slipping in money," said Michelle Wood of Safe House, a shelter for battered women and children. "IT'S WONDERFUL to see them do that," Wood said about the men, adding that m...…
…O0i 4 The Michigan Daily Page 6 Friday, July 23, 1982 . _ _. , The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 46-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students Crackdown on draft evaders likely to fail 4 at the University of Michigan By Seth Rosenfeld With the first two indictments for refusal to register handed Au edown this month, the drama of draft resistance once again is un- folding on American campuses, P RESIDENT REA...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Friday, July 23, 1982 Page 7 . ... ....... . .,... .-r .. Perfect pottery is the goal of ceramic artist One of Ann Arbor's most popular bands, The Urbations, plays at the Rick's/Pizza Bob's stage on Church Street during the art fair. By Jill Beiswenger ANN WOOD'S goal is to make a per- fect cup. She was at one time a math and chemistry student, but also studied art and experimented with a variety of mediums, incl...…
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…Page 10-Friday, July 23, 1982-The Michigan Daily 'Sex Comedy' is a ball of fluff By Chris Potter WOODY ALLEN'S A Midsummer. Night's Sex Comedy is such an, amorphous little film you hesitate to; laugh too hard for fear it might simply disintegrate, likea ripe dandelion. It's as close to conventional moviemaking as its ubiquitous writer- director-star has ever come. Sex' Comedy blithely dilutes the self- obsessed philosophical angst of Allen's....…
…Pacers' By RON POLLACK Talk about an unlikely turn of events. Last year, Michigan basketball player Paul Heuerman was chosen in the fourth round of the National Basketball Association draft by the Phoenix Suns. Heuerman lasted until the last series of cuts whereupon he was let go from the squad. Thus, he enrolled in the Florida law school with his basketball career seemingly over. SO GUESS who called Heuerman on the phone three weeks ago as he...…
…Sports Page 12 Friday, July 23, 1982 The Michigan Daily Out of the spotlight Stan Edwards learns to be second fiddle By RON POLLACK Second in an eight-part series Stan Edwards now knows what it is like to be the "other" running back. Two seasons ago, he rushed for 901 yards. But last year the fullback found himself in Butch Woolfolk's shadow, and gained only 445 yards since he was utilized mostly asa blocker. HE WAS selected by the Housto...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 45-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 22, 1 Watt opens .S. coast to drilling WASHINGTON (AP)- After 16 mon- sitive tracts. ths of controversy, Interior Secretary But Watt, in approving the plan, said James Watt gave final approval the country's offshore leasing program yesterday to a program that will open had an "excellent environmental and virtually the entire U.S. coastline for oil safety record. New l...…
…Page 2-Thursday, July 22, 1982-The Michigan Daily Consumers sue to keep hot dogs pure WASHINGTON (AP) -Four con- sumer groups have sued to block a change in federal regulations that would let hot dogs and similar meats con- tain finely ground bits of bone without it being listed on the label. In announcing the suit yesterday, Rodney Leonard of the Community Nutrition Institute said the change "would cause meat products to be both misbranded a...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 22, 1982-Page 3 ILIR UNEMPLOYMENT STUDY FOCUSES ON THE FAMILY An e emoti who w authox The ferenc Instit The s psych ploym THI Ferm profes "Ba Labor study may aid jobless By GEORGE ADAMS that unemployment is a devastating experience with "There have long been two schools of thought, eight-year University study of the physical and physical and emotional manifestations, that the Ferman said. "The first is that ...…
…Page 4-Thursday, July 22, 1982-The Michigan Doily House passes bill tobuild MX *misies WASHINGTON (AP)- The House yesterday narrowly endorsed President Reagan's proposal to begin production of the MX missile without a basing plan for it, then hours later solidly supported his request for a new fleet of Lockheed Corp. C-5B cargo planes. Acting on amendments to a $177.1 billion defense authorization bill, the House voted 212-209 to accept a pro...…
…Watt opens most of U. S . coast to drilling (Continued from Page 1) Under the plan, 1 billion acres off the entire U.S. coast will be considered for leasing, compared to an estimated 55 million acres under the Carter program. Interior Department of- ficials said, however, that they expec- ted the actual amount of land leased to be only a "small percentage" of the 1 billion acres. However, they predicted tht percen- tage would still be larger t...…
…O)pinion Page 6 Thursday, July 22, 1982 The Michigan Daily 4 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCII, No. 45-S Ninety-two Years of Editorial Freedom _ Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Reluctant assent T HE SIMPLE FACT is, times are tough. unfortunately, the University has not been able to escape the cold economic realities that have afflicted both the state and the nation, and now faces yet another sustantial hike in tuition...…
…Arts The Michigan Daily Thursday, July 22, 1982 Page 7 Acrylic paintings explore barriers of expression Sometimes people paint paintings; sometimes people paint people. At a booth on South University, a young girl gets her face painted. Thursday Events 11 a.m.- At the Graceful Arch stage on East University, Mustard's Retreat performs a broad selection of music including folk, rock, and blues. Noon- Franz Harary confounds audien- ces with...…
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…Page 10-Thursday, July 22, 1982-The Michigan Daily Gang of Four invades Ann Arbor By Robert Weisberg A NN ARBORITES thirsting for some big time rock and roll will be in for a treat tonight when England's Gang of Four plays the Michigan Theatre. Formed five years ago, when drummer Hugo Bur- nham, guitarist Andy Gill, bassist Dave Allen, and singer Jon King met in Leeds, the Gang of Four uniquely fused driving rock'n'roll and social com- ment, ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 22, 1982-Page 11 White Sox blast Tigers By JIM DWORMAN Special to the Daily DETROIT - Dr, Longball made an encore performance last night in Tiger Stadium. After appearing twice in regular innings, the home run reappeared off the bat of Greg Luzinski to lead off the 12th inning and propel the Chicago White Sox to a 9-3 victory over the Tigers. LUZINSKI cracked a Dave Tobik delivery off the facing of the upper ...…
…Sports Page 12 Thursday, July 22, 1982. The Michigan Daily Big Ten Athlete of Year Indiana's Spivey tops Michigan's Woolfolk By RON POLLACK Michigan's Butch Woolfolk may be better known by the average fan, but it was Indiana track star Jim Spivey who yesterday became the Big Ten's first Athlete of the Year. The Michigan tailback, however, came extremely close to earning the honor. Spivey received 34 points to edge Woolfolk, who compiled ...…
