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…ARTS Tuesday, July 19, 1983 4 Page 10 The Michigan Daily Armatrading finds 'key' to good performance By Bill Hanson IT PROBABLY WON'T make Bob Talbert's column, but Joan Ar- matrading's concert last Friday night at the Royal Oak Music Theater had to be one of the best concerts in the area this summer. From the moment the house lights were dimmed for the en- trance of Ms. Armatrading and band, to the final song of the two-hour show, the a...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 - Page 11 Wolverines in the minors Steve Ontiveros Albany, NY 'AA' Oakland pitcher 15 games 86 IP 22 walks 55 so 6-3 4.39 ERA Steve Perry Rich Stoll Albuquerque, NM West Palm Beach, Fla. 'AAA' 'A' Los Angeles Montreal pitcher pitcher 10 games 4 games 50'/3IP 271P 63 hits 7 walks 33 walks 19 hits 30so 15 so 3-472E 7.51 ERA 2.33 ERA El Paso, Tex. 'AA' Milwaukee OF' 79 games 296 ab 69 runs 95 hits 7...…

…SPORTS 4 The Michigan Daily Page 12 Tuesdc Tarpley, Chance roll over Moe's ay, July 19, 1983 By PAUL HELGREN The way Roy Tarpley, Alan Hardy, and company are playing, the cry of the Sandy Sander's summer basketball league should be, "Break up the Chan- ce." The Chance barely worked up a sweat in downing Moe's Sport Shop, 76-47 in first round playoff action in the San- der's league at Pioneer High last night. And in the sweltering Pionee...…

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…Page 2- The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 19, 1983 Highlights 4 The artists Page 3 Bargain days A look at the people behind the Summer Arts Local merchants suit up for the crowds. Festival. The art fair Page 3 Where's my car? An oervew o th sumer' gal evnt.Parking and transportation at the fair. Page 7 City streets Page 10 Bus routes, street names, and other helpful infor- mation. Page 7 Disgusted The true, the proud, the art fair haters. ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 - Page3 Welcome to the air Daily Photo by ELIZABETH SCOTT Every July, almost 500,000 people come to the art fair where artists from across the nation display their creations. Merchants join the artists with sidewalk sales. This combination provides something for almost everyone. By Georgea Kovanis to 500,000 people into Ann Arbor and brings however. Items sold at the art fair are generally Itsfour-da...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 I Levitations lift area magician to rising success By Jackie Young "How about levitating someone off the Bell Tower?" magician and five-year art fair veteran Franz Harary says. "Or how about Tower Plaza or Maynard House. Just name it, whatever you would like to see done, I can do it." It is easy to believe the small, blond- haired Harary as he stares deeply into your eyes and speaks in a h...…

… Art fakr '82 The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 - Page 5 Photos by Doug McMahon and Elizabeth Scott ark Braun) entertains a crowd on S. University. A young fair goer getting his face painted by a make-up artist. Waiting in line.. . Music in the streets. A member of the reggae group I-tal reflects on the Art Fair. …

…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 Restaurants ready to serve hungry art fans 4 E By Dan Grantham For patrons of the arts, Ann Arbor's annual art fair means pottery, pain- tings and silkscreens. But for area restaurants. the fair means an increase in business, profits and hard work to feed the masses of hungry customers. According to Karla Olson, manager of Cottage Inn, 512 E. Williams, fair represents "our busiest four day...…

…The iich igan Daily = Tuesday, July 19, 1483 -Page 7 Merchants tempt By Cheryl Baacke Sure the art fair is fun, but what's the use of wandering the streets for four days looking at original paintings and sculptures when the price of a hand- dipped candle could buy you meals for a week? No one should go home empty-handed from the extravaganza, however, and most local merchants are prepared to offer big bargains on everything from summer shoes...…

…Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 0 Quilters continue Grandma's craft By Barbara Misle Before electric blankets were inven- ted, families survived Michigan's cold winter nights by snuggling up with soft cotton quilts,4 hand-stitched by Gran- dma's skilled fingers. Today, Grandma's quilts have been replaced by modern conveniences like heated waterbeds and electric blankets. But the age-old craft has not died - it's just ch...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983-- Page 9 Artfair survivors find ways to beat the heat By Beth Allen State Street is packed with people just like it always is during the art fair, but one woman in the immense crowd stands out. All eyes are glued to her floppy fuschia hat, dirty canvas sneakers, billowing tent dress and water cooler big enough to quench a football team's thirst. The smell of sunscreen lingers on long after she has le...…

…Page 10- The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, July 19, 1983 hi Jackson it "f+ Catherine W J- T c0 University - Ann - SArtists & One Way Streets. Craftsmen SM£ Guild -o Summer "Arts Festival 0._ LL . U- I ,_. Food Huron Washington I~tnOBohLibertyK __ 7 Foi a) p<,L-- < Shuttle I ( William j Bus stop g U! 7 o a n For C HQ Jefferson I I Universit; I Artists & 'I F; AdCraftsr. r 'Summer Guild Su mrArts Festiva *UUEESMadison Hill * 11 i i c; r I '1 ...…

…The Michigan Daily -- Tuesday, July 19, 1983 - Page 11 July2Q 21,22,23 Shuttle Bus Hours of Operation: Wednesday-Friday, 9 am.-10 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Shuttle Bus Fare-60¢. Call 996-0400-For all city bus route information. I-*-One Way 4 One Way -" + i + ~One Way-. H.- r Art F Jackson I-i W NL N. University The Geddes Univeisity Washteinaw of Council Michigan For the Arts 1Performing Arts 0 M Gracefu 0 ~ In formation Information Cen...…

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…Page 14 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 A Art fair haters hide from crowds By Barbara Misle When the art fair comes to Ann Ar- bor, Ralph locks his doors. Burying his face in a newspaper, safely barricaded, behind the TV set in his living room, Ralph won't set foot outside until the caravan of artists leave town. Ralph isn't an ogre. He likes kids, movies, and apple pie, but for four days every July, Ralph joins a cult - The A...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 - Page 15 Potters form tradition in clay By Jackie Young Porcelain plates, stoneware pots and potters, working diligently at their wheels, have been a part of the art fair since it began in the 1950s. The Ann Arbor Potters Guild, which has a booth this year on the corner of South and East University streets, dates back 30 years when Harvey Lit- tleton landed the group in a building buried in a Mayna...…

…Page 16 -The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19, 1983 Art Fair Happenings w MICHIGAN UNION Summer Arts Festival WEDNESDAY-JULY 20 5:50 p.m. - Footloose.(bluegrass) 7:30 p.m. - Ann Doyle & Friends (original songs) THURSDAY-JULY 21 4 p.m. - II-V-I Orchestra with Kenny "Pancho" Hagwood 5:50 p.m. - Afro-Musicology Ensemble 7:30 p.m. - The Rick Hollander Band (from NY) FRIDAY-JULY 22 4 p.m. - Tantra (jazz) 5:50 p.m. - Les Bloom/Bruce Dondero Sexte...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19,1983 - Page 17 Musicians make artistic sounds By Mare Hodges Artists will be displaying their crafts at the art fair, but so will rock, folk, and jazz musicians who will be providing spectators with some of the best music in town at two concert spots. Twelve bands will take to the stage-or porch - of Pizza Bob's Midtown Cate, 618 Church, courtesy of Rick's American Cafe. Rick's has scheduled three bands p...…

…Page 18- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19,;1983 4 The art fair brings together activists and concerned citizens, giving them an arena near the West Engineering Arch for discussing political issues. Seven- Daily Photo by ELIZABETH SCOTT ty-five non-profit organizations, like Planned Parenthood, have booths displaying pamphlets and bumper stickers. Fair political groups offer diverse ideas By Jackie Young The area around the West Engin...…

…The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, July 19 1983 - Page 19 Art fair scoops up cool relief (Continued from Page 9) fers more than 31 creatively-named flavors of ice cream. During the fair Baskin Robbins is selling Chilly Burgers, its version of the ice cream sandwich in front of the store " Jason's on 215 S. State, is an ice cream lover's delight. Featuring Haagen Dazs and Miller's ice cream, this parlor also offers a bit of the exotic such as clioc...…

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…The Michigan Daily Vol XCIll No. 23-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, July 16, 1983 Ten Cents Twelve Pages 'U' hikes tuition 9.5% By CHERYL BAACKE The University Regents yesterday skeptically approved a 9.5 percent tuition increase, or an average of $191 per student each term, which ad- ministrators said is necessary to keep the University from losing ground with other top schools. Part of the money from the tuition in- crease will fund...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, July 16, 1983 Ghosts, witches inhabit library in occult exhibit By MARC COHEN People today may not believe in ghosts, witches, and devils, but for colonial Americans the existence of supernatural beings was a fact of life. Visitors to the Clements Library can see evidence of this in the library's current exhibition, entitled "Spirits Among Us: America and the Super- natural," a collection of manuscripts...…

…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, July 16, 1983 - Page 3 U.S. Senate tables draft- aid law repeal By JACKIE YOUNG The law is also self-incriminating, Amendments to a defense spending Alsop said in his decision, because bill calling for a repeal of a disputed students who don't sign the forms are law linking student aid to draft automatically denied federal funds. registration were "crushed" by the "SENATOR Durenberger remains U.S. Senate Thursda...…

…Page 4 - The iAdian Daily*- Saturday,'JiJy' t6,1983 FBI investigation of beating death extended (Contnuedfrom Page 3) a possible life sentence if they are convicted. MEANWHILE, Chin's supporters have filed an appeal and are waiting to hear if an appeals court of the State Supreme Court will hear the case. Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Thomas Brennan has agreed to act as counsel in Chin's ease. The American Citizens for Justice, a prim...…

… Regents vote 5-2 to approve 9.5% hike in tuition (Continued from Page 1) hers salaries that are competitive with other top schools nationwide. "I DO NOT believe a five percent (salary increase) will be sufficient to help us keep from losing ground with our peer institutions," said Frye. "But it will be fairly competitive with what's going on." Baker strongly opposed the increase and proposed an amendment, which was defeated 5-2, that the hike...…

…OPINION I Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 23-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board Kicked while down A S IF THINGS weren't tough enough, college students who depend on financial aid got some more bad news from Washington recently. The Department of Education has proposed changes in the financial aid rules that...…

…The Michigan Daily - Saturdav, July 16, 1983- Page 7 Strong referrals get best results By VICKI LAWRENCE those people are usually your professors and TAs. if you are afraid that person might not write a good Another source is your supervisors at jobs or inter- one. Make sure the person knows what to put in a A: I need to get some letters of recommendation as nships that pertain to the field you are trying to enter. recommendation. A good recom...…

…Pago 8 -'The Michigan Daily - Saturday, July 16, 1983 1 " " . . 1 f 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1YEAR OF____LIVING 1__ _1 1 1 .1 1. I Li "YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY" 'Pink Floyd The Wall' "LOVE SYNDROME" & "AUNT PEG'S FULFILLMENT" XXX "Harold and Maude" If you find posr name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY ilassified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS STATE 1-2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES 0 . id -1iI Ilftl l 1 i 1 f' 1 .! t t .. MG MIDGET convertible. '76. ...…

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…ARTS Page 10 Saturday, July 16, 1983 The Michigan Daily I Gun Club shoots By C.E.Krell B OREDOM. FATIGUE. Dns. Alcohol. Donuts. White people. Black music. Sweat. Speed. Big Beat - July 14th. Here it comes! What is speed? When you think of speed, you usually think about things going fast - zoom! Jets, trains, the Flash, light. All of these things are said to have speed. Think of speed another way now - back to drugs. 'Speed,' a street slang w...…

…The Michigan Daily - Saturday, July 16, 1983 - Page 11 C -A selection of campus film Take the Money and Run (Woody Allen, 1969) Like a one-man version of Monty Python, Allen fills the barest of plots with the most inventive humor. This time Allen plays a small-time hood, trying to make it in the big-leagues of crime. Naturally he's a failure. (Saturday, July 16; Michigan Theatre, 7:25, 10:45). Books 1 r The Color Purple By Alice Walker Wa...…

…I SPORTS Page 12 Saturday, July 16, 1983 The Michigan Daily Fight night at the Comfort Young boxers battle X By PAUL HELGREN "SHOE SHINE, Mike. Shoe shine," w There was some heavy-duty brawling Carr yelled to Williams, who obliged his in the parking lot of the Comfort Inn coach with a Muhammad Ali-like shuf- last night, much to the delight of about fle dance. 250 on-lookers. The evening's second match saw No, the participants were not David M...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 22-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, July 14, 1983 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Draft-aid link ma By JACKIE YOUNG Legislation calling for a repeal of a controversial law linking student aid to draft registration is expec- ted to be introduced to the U.S. Senate today, said of- ficials in Washington yesterday. Sen. David Durenberger (R-Minnesota) is in- troducing an amendment to a defense department spending bill ...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 14, 1983 Civil rights panel nominees draw fire "Regardless of the merits of the new From AP and UPI appointees, the issue before us relates WASHINGTON - President directly to the independence of the Reagan's nominees to replace three commission," Metzenbaum said. fired members of the U.S. Commission BIDEN TOLD the nominees: "The on Civil Rights came under attack question hanging over you will be tha...…

…Two Diag frequenters take a swig from a brown paper bag. The Regents could outlaw scenes like this if they approve a ban on alcohol in the Diag area at today's meeting. Re ents to vote on policy y - Thursday, July 14, 1983 - Page 3 Libraries get new eireulation system By DAN GRANTHAM University library officials say they hope to cut costs and keep better track of books and fines next fall with a new computerized circulation system. The new co...…

…Page 4 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 14, 1983 Dow to sponsor 'U dioxin researchers By JACKIE YOUNG with wire reports Dow Chemical Company awarded a $250,000 research grant yesterday to the University's Department of Chemical Engineering to investigate dioxin problems in Michigan. University Engineering Prof. Jerome Schultz and H.S. Fogler, associate dean of chemical engineering, are co- directing the study which is part of a $3 millio...…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, July 14, 1983 - Page 5 Sorority clinic coaches rushees By CHERYL BAACKE "What should I wear to the rush parties tonight?" This crucial question is asked by thousands of women at colleges nationwide every fall as they prepare for the trying process of sorority rush MARGARET ANN ROSE has asked that all- important question, but now she has some answers which could give women who want to join sororities an edge on m...…

…OPINION I Page 6 The Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 22-S 93 Years of Editorial Freedom Managed and Edited by students of The University of Michigan Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Editorial Board The Michigan Daily Thursday, July 14, 1983 Dear Mr. President: Stay out of CentralAmerica The following is the text of a letter sent to President Reagan and key members of Congress last week. It was signed by 38 members o...…

…Georgia Charges that a University of Georgia fraternity forced pledge members to brand themselves with Greek letters were dropped last month. University officials investigated the charges to determine if Omega Psi Phi, a black fraternity, was violating the school's hazing regulations and con- cluded that pledges had not been forced to brand themselves. COLLEGES Officials ruled the branding was a voluntary choice of the fraternity's members bec...…

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…ARTS 4 Page 10 Thursday, July 14, 1983 The Michigan Daily Jules] By Larry Dean J ULES SHEAR AND the music of are difficult to categorize. First, he, singer/songwiter/leader of the cheer- fully-named Polar Bears, has been compared vocally to everyone from Bob Dylan to Bruce Springsteen to Bur- ton Cummings, yet none of those . folks come close to the unique urgency that has become the Shear trademark. Second, the music...well, one listen ...…

…Cloudy skies By Malcolm Robinson bring the story of a bum on Christmas Eve, a department store Santa who T HERE IS NO BETTER way to discovers by evening's end that he ac- describe the recent anthology film tually is Kris Kringle, or of a pool Twilight Zone - The Movie than to call player who wants to be the best there it inconsistent or any synonym of the ever was only to discover the con- word, for that matter. The film is made sequences of t...…

…SPORTS Page 12 Thursday, July 14, 1983 The Michigan Daily SPOR TS OF THE DAILY 4 Tigers, Petryrout Angels By JIM GINDIN The Tigers opened up the scoring in Tekulve pitching the ninth inning to get six innings and allowed eight hits and Special to the Daily the second inning when Leach drilled a his eighth save. two runs, was the winner. Sammy TROIT - The Detroit Tigers split double off the left center field fence. National League home run le...…

…he Michigan Daily Vol. XCIII, No. 21-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, July 12, 1983 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Frye finalizes cuts r.s Nat. Resources faces 25% cut By DAN GRANTHAM and GEORGEAKOVANIS The School of Natural Resources, which protested in the spring that it could not bear a one-third budget cut, is now slated for a 25 percent cut. The proposed cut would eliminate nine faculty positions and cut all freshman and sophomore .tea classes. I...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Doily - Tuesday, July 12, 1983 Nat. Resources faces 25% budget reduction (Continued from*Page 1) The school had a 1982-1983 general fund budget of $2.3 million. By deciding to eliminate freshman and sophomore classes, school officials took a step toward improving its image as a gateway for students with lesser qualifications than students in the rest of the University. For years natural resources students have had lower ...…