…F'hursdoy, July 22, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine rhrsay Jly22 176THMCHGAvDIL Daily Classifiedsl (Continued from age 81 PERSONAL 1.... PINBALL, BOWLING and BL- LIARDS at the Union. Open 11 am. F23 DIRECT PURCHASING volme ell iag and marginal pofit assure yau thtat yor dinmond 1011 be an in- vetment at AsintaDiamond, 1209 S. Univerity, 663-7151. ~t WIN AN ORIGINAL PINBALL WIZARD'S T-shirt lby gettng the higest sce n the T-SHIRT MACHIN...…
…P-y Ten THE MICHIGAMNALY Thursday, July 22, 1976 l~ge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 22, 1976~ -0- City has the hotsfor Art Fair follies (Continueii from Page 1i Patti Walker, an exhibitor in the Summer Arts Fair, rested in front of Waterman Gym while flaunting her choice items - marijuana pipes and jewelry styled from mule-deer and elk antler; col I e c t e d from the Rocky Mountains "ROCKY MOUNTAIN High - that's what you get w...…
…Thursday, July 22, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven (; . Touching all Nicklaus, Miller headline the bases star-studded Windsor field ,ems, III_ Bill Stieg The game of golf... ... a pure sport AT LAST, BIG TIME tournament golf is back in the Detroit area. So how come everyone is watching channel 7? Lost in the quadrennial hoopla of the Olympics is another fine sports presentation from our neighbors to the north, the Canadian Open. It ha...…
…,Page Twelve rHE MICHIGAN DAILY I hu rsdciy, J U I y 22, 1976 WOLVERINES' DOWNIE SPLASHES TO BRONZE Nadia wins first gold medal MONTREAL (A', -N a d i a Comaneci, the 11-year-old Ro- manian who has captured the hearts of the world like few Olympic champions, gained her gold medal yesterday in the women's all-around gymnastics competition, and also received two more perfect scores of 10 in one of the Games' all-time great performances. Mean...…
…The Michigan Daily ol. LXXXVI, No. 50-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 21, 1976 10c Twelve Pages plus Supplement Sheriff Postill booked By LANI JORDAN Washtenaw County Sheriff Frederick Postill surrendered him- self to authorities in Chelsea yesterday after being issued with a warrant charging him with felonious assault. He later filed law- suits totaling $90 million against five parties, stemming from the publication of allegedly libelo...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 19"76 Economic growth cut in WA growt was spring repor istrat shoul The repor adjus tories nomic June of J. the 9. first TH surpr towar unem ing ti But ment expec tween over "The nomic mode John Whi Ron P lustra recov: Tin the half during spring SHINGTON P) - The Product, or GNP, which consti- h rate for the economy tutes the total output of goods cut in half during the and services in the e...…
…Weidnesdoy, July t21,1976 THE MIGHiGAN DALY Page Thrwee Senate extends tax credits WASHINGTON ('-The Senate voted vesterday to extend for at least 8 months S15-billion-a-year package of individual tax cuts intended to fight the economic recession. The extension, which is expected to wia House approval, would protect most Aiericans from an increase in the in- caine tax through Dec. 1, 1977. Can a 66-28 vote the Senate accepted an amendment...…
… 7"8 C &__ LAS WUK AI7 E3UT E3&CAU OF 0MJIo AT AUb* (Vlik'6 PAV5617 TO "fIXA$J rc 'ro i.r The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, July 21, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Dems' unsettling unity THIS NEW STYLE of the Democrats, while it inspires pleasant visions of a more progressive White House, is a touch unsettling. Jimmy Carter waltzed through last week's conven- tion looking good, a man with...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Page Five Rhodesia attempts to stop white exodus from Africa JOHANNESBURG, S o u t h Africa M =- In an effort to stop a growing exodus of whites alarmed at black guerrilla war- fare, Rhodesia's white minority government has severely re- stricted the amount of money travelers may take out of the country. People traveling for business or pleasure may now take $500 out of Rhodesia, a reduction of on...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Lebanese factions agree to truce BEIRUT, Lebanon (A'> - Leb- anon's warring factions agreed in a surprise meeting yester- day to a short truce to evacuate the wounded from a besieged Palestinian refugee camp and took tentative steps toward set- ting up negotiations to end the 15-month war. Participants stressed the 'very preliminary" nature of the meeting, arranged by Egypt and other un...…
…Ali t~rt Og n Battl Ann Arbor, Michigan--Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Twenty-four Page Art Fair Supplement to The Michigan Daily *I 7 1III FAIR …
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 City ready for Art Fair onslaught By LOIS JOSIMOVICH Sculptors comb their studios and attics for the polished and transfigured bits of clay and metal that will sell the fastest. Painters touch up ornate pos- ters advertising their master- pieces of modern line and color. Townspeople dream of hot egg- rolls and tea under a dusty maple on the Diag. And meanwhile, as prepara- tions for an A...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Ann Arbor Art Fair '76 South University changes its tune By JAY LEVIN It happens every summer. Just when the July sun begins to beat rudely down on the uncrowded streets and the roses burst into flame, South University turns its tidy little storefront facade into a menagerie of color, shape and sound. BY NOW WE all know it could only be Art Fair Time. Starting today, as in the past 16...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 while you are in Ann Arbor for the Art Fair Shop the Sales VWNTOIN DURING SARGAIN HAYS Iow often do yon find retail merchants and artists and craftspeople who sell only original work collaborating to bring you exceptional offerings and values for almost anything you'd like to buy? All of this is happening on Main St., Ann Arbor's original shopping district, with the simultaneous occura...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Worldwide quest doesn't yield Art By JEFFREY SELBST WELL, IT'S TIME for the opening of that annual wound, the Ann Arbor Art Fair. And your valiant reporter is once again going to foray through miles and miles of schlock in order to find what is, to him, the highest form of art. One thing is certainly remarkable about this city. It never gives up trying. Surely an example can be brought ...…
…Pale Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday July 1, 1976 ' Pge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976'" zoo STATE s r. a t _ Ase A DCRfS41 QL O1M e*PEi N Ll MA'Y'IARfj UNVERSIT £.LIB~RILI FAES OPEN TIL9M NT AIr~tJG tI' T ) MA~r4A~~ GAPC9' 9AMdo 1 CONVEI4IE ANVI n …
…Wednesdoy, July 21, 1976 THE M CH 1GAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Ann Arbor's By STU McCONNELL A lot of concrete things help make an art fair successful - good planning, superior artists, a long-standing tradition of high quality. And you can't have a fair without laboriously - con- structed booths, police to direct traffic, maps of the displays, and other such mundane splen- dors. But what abo...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 197( Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1 97~ Tic tac tie Doily Photo by K'N FINK A group of fairgoers stop to ponder the meaning of one of last year's more unusual items-a sculpture constructed from bicycle parts. "Have Wheels, Will Travel" Need temporary low-cost transportation? COME TO . THIE CAMPUS INN -Suite 312 Henderson Ford Rental Leasing OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK from 7 a ...…
…We.dnesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page NineI Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'oge Nine Sr. citizens exhibit work at Art Fair THE ART FAIR is not just for young, struggling artists. Participants range in age from high school students to members of Ann Arbor's sen- ior citizen population, each contributing in their own way to the color, diversity, and excitement of the event. A group of residents who paint together ...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Pgg Te H ICIA AIYWdesoJly2,17 '76 dRT FAIR SPECIAL * 20%OFF 15%OFF. * U I - *ia U ap IIAMS HEAD LEATHEU WOIKS, INC. Corner of Liberty and Maynard Fine crafted leather goods FEATURING: jackets - vests halters skirts hats' belts hand made buckles :: luggage * bags * purses brief cases :- backpacks *;wallets *=belt pouches moccassins sandals t r: ; > v: F i .r 7;9 :; ''-:. : i :: 4 .r % £...…
…Page Eleven Wednesday,, July 21r.. , 1 976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesay, Jly 21 1976~HE MCHIGA DAIL PageEleve 0 4 K CHANGESOI BO WIE'S GREATES1Icuds Fame"Space Oddi John, I'm Only Danc 4JE F HITS ty ing AND TAPES-~-_ OR 1235 S. UNIVERSITY 668-9866 HOURS' 109 MON.-SAT. 12-6 SUN. N 5forX3.9 COMPLETE SELECTION OF RECORDS~ ROCK, JAZZ CLASSICAL, FOLK, )BLU ES, 'SHOWTU NES, VO(rALS. TWO LOCATIONS IN AN~N ARBI 300 S. STATE 665-3679 I1 HOURS...…
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…THE M-ICHA 4 &iAN D I A AAILY W A- Wednesdoy, ;duty 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY f l / _ .. .... WI PIS I W - t Page Th irti 1976 July. 21,22,23, 24 STREET FAIR LOCATIONS HURON4 STREET 4 A5NGNTON'"t. P DPU.ot$A&CG t rbrStree GZD FDD,6S AY~E. TH E C UNI1VERSITY Tb 9TACMIE r ° on South & East Universityv ______ 9a.o. to 10OM Sat. 9AM t0 SO.M. I. *' srEW S sa NICKELS 4th/WILLIAM LI8/MAIN '4th/WILLIAM' NICKELS EAST U./. NICKELS 4th/ WILLIAM ...…
….+t. Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 -Z ''r i a r4 r. -.y ' " y Aon GR" U NT R cord Lo isrbue b CI{ "t _tO N"^ A L- - 7 't Ann$3951r Arbo's Lrges ReordnndGTpe TRecod x:540 E. Liberty Liberty Centre (on the corner of LIBERTY and MAYNARD)2 Aura Saunde will match ® "MON-SAT. 10AMMIDNIGHT r . s any competitr's , -.-~_ - _ ., : SUN. l2 NOON-6 PM r " advertised sale price . .i ry :l …
…Wednesday, duly 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen WedneSday, July 21, 1976 fHE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen Sculptor examines his role By JAY LEVIN GEOFF WHITE WERE an animal, he'd choose to be a bird. . i Geoff, however, is not an ani- ma. So he has to make do with being 0 sculptor. From a huge, sun-drenched Art School studio overlooking ganisteel Boulevard, Geoff stood before an immense three- part plaster sculpture, its angu- lar...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1974 BRIA RWOOD THIS SEASN SUMMER IN ANN ARBOR Briarwood Salutes the Ann Arbor Art Fair - and while you're in town VISIT BRIARWOOD'S LINCOLN EXHIBIT! July 19 1hru July 24 Shown for the 1st time in Michigan - it's the largest private collection of ILincolniana, owned by Richard Evans of Florida. Cool it in Briarwood! Hours: 9:30 a.m./9:30 p.m. Mon./Sat., Noon to 5 p.m., Sunday . .. Relax, dine...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN (JAIL Y Page Seventeen Creeping kitsch at the Art Fair By JEFFREY SELBST 13AD TASTE is a creeping phenomenon, rather like hysteria. It gathers its advo- cates silently, sscking them in under such pseudonyms as "Bi- centennial patriotism" or "avant gardism". The fact of the msatter is, this disease must he exposed its att of its slime. The picture hetoss is an exam- ple of pure, utnbridled kitsch. Every...…
…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Wednesday, July 21, 1 9,76 Art gives sculptor his 'spiritual uplift' admirably at the nearly com- pleted object. "When you start with a carving, yott start on a T cylinder, and that poses prob- lems. Well, I tried to push the wood as far as I could, that is, I tried to carve it as thin as possible and take advantage of that chlaracteristic of the wood, It broke in two." S E FF DOES NOT recall if the breakag...…
…Page Nineteen Vrednesdoy, July 21, 1976 TH.E MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen WE WELCOME ALL RESIDENTS O TIl Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Co-op Credit Union 769-9830 2023 W. STADIUM Credit U IF YOU DON'T ALREADY BELONG JOIN THE CO-OP, IT'S A I "IT'S NOT JUST MONEY A MValke it a cFurday- to Remember' E STATE OF MICHIGAN Co-op Ann Arbor onCo-op n Society 769-6494 2023 W. STADIUM TO A CREDIT UNION FAMIL...…
…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 SPECIALS MORE SALE ITEMS SUP ER SYSTEM I OUR BEST SELLER 25%off ! EPICURE SN HESTREOD The Sherwood S-7210 remains one of our best selling receivers because of its Epicure Ten is the deluxe version of the EPI 100, power (26W/ch), strong FM performance, which again was rated A BEST BUY by one of the leading and versatile Dynaquad four-channel sa econsumer magazines. You get a ten year wa...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Twenty-One THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-One G., , Caught in the crowd It's easy to get lost in the crowd at the Art Fair. The hun- dreds of booths lining South University, East University, Main Street, Liberty, Maynard, and North University draw hun- dreds of thousands of visitors each year. In addition to the displays of handcrafted work, the Street Art Fair, Summer Arts Festival, and S...…
…Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 21, 1976 0 go sky-fishing at Goodyear's ... catc h savings of 5% to 1C It's the most unusual fishing event in Michigan! After making your pur- chases inside the store, go to the Sky Pond on the Main Floor and fish for any balloon. Pop it and inside you'll find savings of 5% to 100%. Have fur and save during Bargain Days at Goodyear's, July 21 to 24. )0% In addition to the Sky-Fishing d...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rage Twenty-Three '' 5e sdy Jul 2, 97aTE ICIGNrDIL3PgeTwnt-Tre It's not all f un for Art Fair exhibitors By JENNIFER MILLER with JAY LEVIN Pity the life of an art fair exhibitor. Sitting hours on end on a sagging chair, hurling pleading glances at every- one who passes by. FONDLING your wares before either disinterested, or financially beleaguered spectators, you occasionally lower a price-tag fo...…
…*, age Twenty-Four WHE MICHIGAN DAILY 1Nednesday, July 21, 1976 PaeTetyFu H MCsA DIYWdesaJly2,17 I VAN BOVEN INC. CLOTHING & SHOES BARGAIN DAYS CLOTHING SUITS-SPORT COATS-SLACKS Reduced Up To 50%.Jand more FURNISHINGS DRESS SHIRTS-LONG and SHORT SLEEVES-SPORT SHIRTS-TIES SWIMWEAR, etc. Reduced up to 50% and more AR ... V. l"lg 1I0* lt - '9L am II U MEN'S and WOMEN'S SHOES DISCOUNTS FROM TOsTO 50% ON OUR FINEST QUALITY MEN'S AND...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Budget cut hurts child care programs __ - - ---- By LANI JORDAN fall, but after that we'll be in Center. Some language work the same situation-no money." will also be provided. Due to a recent University According to Pearl Axelrod, budget cut, many local child SHE ADDED, "This (alter- acting chairman of the interim care centers...…
…Page Eight Ii- -- THE MICHIGAN DAILY :Wednesday, July 21, 1976 CM~ifW Uncontracted Classified Rates WORDS 1 2 3 4 5 6 odd.I 0.101 15 9.30 3.05 3.80 4.55 5.30 .75 1 1. 15 1 40 2 80 370 4.60 5.50 6.40 .90 16.20 165 3.30 4.35 5.40 6.45 7.50 1.05 21 -25 1 90 3 80 5.00 6.20 7.40 8.60 1.20 26.30 2.15 4 30 5 65 7.00 8.35 9.70 1.35 31-35 2 40 4 80 6.30 7.80 9.30 10.80 1.50' 36 -40 2.65 530 6.95 8.60 10.25 11.90 1.65 ' 41.-45 2 90 5 80 7.60 9.40 11...…
…WNednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nif-e Wednesday, July 21, 1976 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Page Nicie DAILY CLASSIFIEDS (Continued from Page 81 PERSONAL YOU'RE A REAL FUNNY SISTER No No Cyrano You can kisso her ears But I can get her tears That girl fra the North Cunty Amiral Iasey 19F721 INFORMAL Study Groups in cell biology/human physiology are now getting started. For informationcal Dave at 994-545 after 7 p.m. 8724 PERMLANENY ...…
…%age Ten THE MCf-GAN OMLY w Wednesday, July 21, 1976 PueTnTEMI.GNDIY ensaJuy1 96 'U' study finds 55 m.p.h. limit 'effective' It's a Martian revelation! (Continued from Page 31 lowered average speeds on our highways have not only reduced accident rates, hut also the se- verity of accidents when they iMur. I support the 55 limit because of the lives it has saved on Michigan highways." THE LOWERED speed limit went into effect in March, 1974...…
…Wednesday, July 21, 197+6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven NADIA'S PERFECTION 'HARD WORK' Spotligh t MONTREAL (P)-Romania's Nadia Comaneci is the world's Olympic darling but she also is a tired little girl of 14, embarrassed by all the attention she is get- ting-and homesick. "I want to go home," the doll-like gymnastics mar- vel replied when asked if she planned to follow her Montreal adventure with an exhibition trip around the world. She ...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY GOODELL LEADS CHARGE Wednesday, July 21, 1976 U.S. swimmers snare gold M 0 N T R E A 1P) - Swimmers Brian Gf(;dell and John llencken won two more gold medals for the U.S. team and Jennifer Chandler of Lin- coln, Ala., overcame biased judging by an East German official to capture the gold in the women's three - meter springboard diving event in the Summer Olympics. American Shirley tabashoff lost her bid to be...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVI, No. 49-S Ann Arbor, Michigon-Tuesday, July 20, 1976 Ten Cents Twelve Pages A FLCIO backs Carter WASHINGTON (A) - AFL- CIO President George Meany described himself as "very happy" with Jimmy Carter yes- terday as he announced the la- bor federation's official endorse- ment for the Democratic presi- dential nominee. Meany declared Carter would have labor's all-out support and said its vast political organizing ma...…
…rsJgc swee 1 nc 0LJ _ II6 iMA LI IILT uesclay, July LU%4%1976 w I-age r wo I HC M foHlbAN DAILY Tuesay, July 20,17 Viking PASADENA, Calif. (AP)-The unmanned Viking I landing craft was declared ready yes- terday to cast off from its moth- er ship circling Mars and fall on its own through the atmo- sphere for a soft landing and ma-n's first search for life on the red planet's surface. If it succeeds in landing on the desert surface today a...…
…Tuesday, July 20, 1976 Wheeler, By MIKE NORTON A last-ditch effort on the part of local interest groups - including a demon- stration outside City Hall - failed last sight to persuade council Democrats to override Mayor Albert Wheelers veto of a proposed senior citizens' high rise at griarwood Mall. pespite pleas, threats, and shows of force by labor leaders and citizens' grooi Wheeler refused to withdraw his veto of the high-rise plan. Nor di...…
…The persistence of a fool By JEFF RISTINE W ASlIIN(,T0N - PERSISTENCE, the trait that pushes certain men and women forward long after others lose the will to do battle, generally falls into one of two distinct categories. One is the persistence of heroes and winners. As these people ultimately attain their tantalizing goal. others look on with jealousy, admiration or awe. Persistence rewards these fighters hand- somely. Then there's Rabbi Bar...…
…n'uesday, July 20, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five I Pi P H! Foi bri ba sty i- NAA RO-STYLE MEN'S GOLDEN ROFESSIONAL FRUIT OF THE LOOM FAIR DRYER UNDERWEAR ur temperature settings. Un- T-shirts or briefs. Dacron eakable housing, light well Polyester/cotton holds it size and lanced. Complete with shape. Never needs ironing. Sizes ling nozzle. #060, S-M-L-XL. Pkg. of 3 $j797PAVE 20% 7 $ulky/d A.Jinu DWt. , M a': Dept. p2,9 PRICES GOOD TH...…
…Page Six Tuesday, July 20, 1976 Arts & Entertainment THE MICHIGAN DA LY Al rman's 'Buffalo BilflExtremes By CAlRA PRIESKORN S TIIE ights dim before a new Altman film, I always get a little shudder of excite- ment, nd at the prospect of viewing Buffalo Bill and the Indians or Sitting Bull's History Lesson, it was no different. How- ever, I left the theater two and one half homrs later rubbing my sore bottom and remarking on what a long film it...…
…Tuesday, July 20, .1976 (HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Police say revenge may be bus kidnaping notive Ride-in Window These Amish folk pull a minor variation on a familiar scene as they buggy on up to a drive-in window at a bank in Lancaster, Pa. Schorr inietunsolved CHOWCHILLA, Calif. IP) - Authorities were investigating the possibility yesterday that three former convicts seeking revenge were responsible for last week's kidtaping of 26 sc...…
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…Tuesday, July 20, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rpge Nine TusdyJly20 97_T.MIHIA _DIL e ,r,.a tlis 9 clget the job done (Continued from Page 81 PERSONAL PREGNANT? Need help? Call Prob- lem Pregnancy Help, 769-7283. 400 S. Division. Free pregnancy tests. ZOWIE Summer Extravaganza now in pro- cess. Free game of "pin" to first three players in a.m. Upcoming "pin" tournament with cash prizes. FREE "FOOS" every Tues. 2-3 and now introducing the reno...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, July,- 24, 1976 Hopeful Huber storms MadisonHeights By JIM TOBIN Former Congressman Robert Huber of Troy took his cam- paign for the U.S. Senate to a group of Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) in Madison Heights last night and apparently came away with a few converts in his pocket. Huber, who ran for the Senate in 1970 but was defeated in the Republican primary by Lenore Romney, wife of former Gov- ernor G...…
