performaRC! to the No.2 !pIX Iowa scoring 1iIt points, su1'IQinc and trailing llGct of I,S22, , who ended ~ with 22 points, began up In the second hal Lunacy 6·of·7 shots, Lester Ronnie-Kelvin Soot Iowa cWlhion with I 14:53 mark. ~ Buckeyes could gd was 12, taking the shots II'lI there, and I hit Lester said, "AI we didn't come oot ~ carne to play 1pu.J " rippled !lie neta cent shooling from 131-of-61 ) while III 27-of~ hit on fltW The Dally Iowan/Bill Olmsted a 42 per cent c~, line, Ohio Sla~, the Hawks 40.~ on 14-0£·20 shola Ir~~-rnrow line, ~I 21-0£-27 charity The February 27, 1979

Vol. 111 No. 149 © 1979 Student Publications, Inc. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper 10 cents Tuesday' Woman says Invasion, of Vietnam over Hollo'way raped her in 33 days, Teng 'hopes' By United Press International provinces under attack and that fighting Takejl Watanabe, in Peking on Monday, By RANDY PORTER was still raging. "(China),hopes (the Vietnam invasion) Staff Writer Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping The broadcast said total Chinese will be solved in less than 33 days of the and ROGER THUROW said Monday he "hoped" China's in­ casualties in the lO-day-old war have now China-India tonflict," Teng said, "The City Editor vasion of Vietnam would be over within topped 18,300, However, Western intel­ other side (Vietnam) is the problem." 33 days but that it could last longer, Teng ligence sources in Bangkok said the "But a few more days may be Barry Holloway testified Monday that said he did not think the Soviet Union Vietnamese casualty figures are necessary because Vietnam is s),ronger, Victor Holloway raped her In her would intervene in 'the fighting but there exaggerated. than India," Teng said, ' Quadrangle Residence Hall room in the were some "risks" and China was The radio, in a commentary monitored "But a few more days may be early morning hours of Oct. 10, I!I7S. prepared for them, in Bangkok, said China now has at least necessary because Vieinam is stronger Vern Robinson, Vic Holloway's at­ T-shirt over the pajamas she was After talking for awhile, she said, he Vietnam, claiming it had inflicted 25 infantry divisions In Vie,tnam in five than India," Teng said, torney, said in Ill! opening remarks to the wearing , Fifteen minutes later her phone tried to kiss her, She said that she more heavy casualties on the Chinese, Army corps - "more divisions than the But an editorial appearing in jury that "there is no question of In­ rang again, resisted, but he grabbed her neck and said thel1! now were more Chinese Americans put into the war in Vietnam," Tuesday 's edition of the official Com­ combat trQoPS in Vietnam than U,S, tercourse, None, I'll admit that. The "It was Victor ,n she said, "He said tried to kiss her a~ai(l, She sold she At the height of the war, the United munist Party newspaper, P('ople's Daily, Question is whether It was forced against Dwayne wouldn't be coming by, and he struggled when he kept trying to kiss her soldier during the hei ' t of Am erican States I\ad about Mi,500 men in Vietnam, said Chi!)3 woald j)Dt 1Vitbdraw 1ts troilps her will, Victor will say that it was not, asked me if I would like to corne over to and feel her body, and she told him to go involvement in Vietnam, but that figure Included ohly about 60,000 until Hanoi agrees to negotiations, that it was by her invitation, Don't pass his room and get high , [ told him it was away In a loud voice, finally screaming, The Soviet Union issued a new warning combat troops organized into 11 A New China News Agency dispatch, moral judgment on him," late and I was studying," "Get the fuck oul of here," to China to withdraw its troops from divisions, monitored In Hong Kong, quoted the Vic Holloway, a former UI football Potter asked what Vic Holloway had In the ensuing scuffle, Barry Holloway Vietnam "before it's too late ," Intelligence sources in Bangkok editorial as saying, "We sincerely hope ·player ( no relation to Barry Holloway), specifically said just before they ended said, Vic Holloway hit her in the face with In Peking, Treasury Secretary Michael estimate the Chinese forces at about 20 that the Vietnamese authorities '" accept is charged with third-degree sexual their phone conversation, his fist, but not with full force , She said he Blumenthal scheduled a special 90- divisions and 170,000 to 200,000 men with the reasonable proposal to hold talks minute meeting with Teng for Tuesllay to half of them inside Vietnam, rapidly, abuse, "He said 'Do you like surprises?,' and I pulled down her pants, but she resisted In the complaint against Vic Holloway, and she pulled them back up, discuss the war, A Chinese official also The Hanoi radio commentary said the "The border conflict between China said, 'Sometimes.' " 25 UI CampW! Security Detective Rlchard "He would constantly state, 'Just told American reporters with Blumen­ Chinese have pushed up to miles into and Vietnam can only be setUed through She testified that Vic Holloway came to thal's party the Invasion of Vietnam Vietnam, the deepest penetration the negotiations between the two sides, Gordon stated that Barry Holloway in­ her room at 1144 Quad a few minutes relax,' that it was okay if I wanted him," vited Vic Holloway into her room, where she testified, "probably would end in less than 30 Vletname~ have admitted so far, But There is no other way (Ju t." later, She said she was studying when she days," the radio did not give any details of It was the second reference to the 1962 he struck her and, against her will, heard a knock on her door, Because it Potter asked Barry HoUoway if she performed sexual acts on her "wanted " Vic Holloway , Official Radio Hanoi claimed Viet­ where the Chinese had reached , India-Chinese border war in two days was late and because she had been namese troops had killed' or wounded an Teng's.remarks on the war carne in an from top Chinese leaders discussing the Barry Holloway, who was lSal the time thinking about Williams, she said, she "No, I didn't," she answered, ci the inCident, was the state's only She said, "He threw me on the bed " additional 2,300 Chinese troops in fighting Interview the Chinese leader gave to the Vietnam invasion, That conflict lasted 33 opened the door, assuming that it was he, over the weekend In the three northern president of Japan's Kyodo news agency , davs. witness in the first day of the trial. She But, she said, when she opened the door it and asked her to pull her pants down, She testiIied for 111 hours under questioning was Vic Holloway. resisted again, so he pulled them down, from Assistant County Attorney Ralph He then lay on top of her for about five Potter, Barry Holloway said she let him in minutes, completing the Intercourse, she She said she first met Vic HoDoway because he told her he was "bringing said, Woodcock ~asily. wit:1s Inside through UI football player Dwayne something from Dwayne which was a Then, she said, she and Vic Holloway WiIllarns of Bayonne, N,J. Vic Holloway, surprise ." Once he was Inside her room, heard the sound of the door being who is from Somerville, N,J " was a Vic Holloway removed two cans of beer unlocked and some voices from the hall, Senate confirmation fullback on the football team last season, from his coat pocket, she said, and also She said he yelled for the person to stay loUies but is no longer a member of the team , produced two marijuana cigarettes, out, but she yelled "come in," assuming WASHINGTON (UPI) - Leonard seven years as president of the United Barry Holloway said it was a rainy "I drank one can and he drank one , I it was her roommate. Woodcock easily won Senate con­ Auto Workers. night and she was in her dorm room told him it must be a special occasion She said that the roommate carne into firmation Monday as America's first studying when her telephone rang, It was because I don't drink beer, But I drank it the room for a brief instance, said, "I The Senate vote carne after only 21,2 ambassador to communist China, a job hours of debate, surprising many WiJIlams, she said, and he told her he because it was a gift from Dwayne ," she guess I better go," and then left the he helped create through negotiations might be coming over to her room in a said , room, legislators and staffers who had expected 9 more delicate than any he faced in his conservatives to uae the occasion few minutes, She said she took about two puffs of the She said Vic Holloway fondled her to years as a labor leader, criticize Carter's China policy, She said she had a "companionship" marijuana, but she said she still felt in again at the door as he was leaving, She The Senate vote was 82-9, relationship with Willlams, which "never control of herseU, said she struggled free and pounded on Woodcock, 68, was President Carter's The nine votes against confirmation really had time to grow," She said she Barry HoUoway said she and Vic the door across the hall while he was liaison to Peking in the two years leading were all Republican: Sens, Jake Gam of had a more serious "boyfriend-girlfriend Holloway talked about the differences in hitting her, She said Vic Holloway up to the dramatic decision to establish Utah, S.I, Hayakawa of California, J,esse relationship" with a person back horne In the size of the communities the two came walked out of the hlill as the neighbor normal relations, Helms of North Carolina, Gordon Alton, 0\, She also said she knew that from. helped her back Into her room, Since he was In China and had friendly Humphrey of New Hampshire, James Williams bad a girlfriend, whom she had "It started out as a normal con­ Barry Holloway said she called the contacts with Peking's top communist McClure of Idaho, John Tower of Texas, never met. versation," she said, authorities after diseusslng tbe incident leaders, Woodcock became the chief Ted Stevens of Alaska, Harrison Schmitt Up against the wall After Williams caUed, Barry Holloway Then, she said, he told her about how with her sister over the phone and her American negotiator during the talks, a of New Mexico and Charles Mathias of aald, she put on a pair of blue jeans alll:l a "he had hurt some girl ." neighbor, skill he learned in Detroit during his Maryland, ' Page 5 -

atomic power plants a one-time fee the doctor also said, air to the lungs, It was then diagnosed "We have reached a draft agreement, a,m,-4 p,m,; Schaeffer Hall, 9 a.m,-4 :Brief y covering both Interim and permanent Schrier, 25, lis charged with first­ that the boy had been sexually abused, he after lengthy negotiations, that will be p.m,; the Field Houae, 10 a,m,-6 p,m.; storage costs. degcee murder and first-degree sexual said, submitted to the governments in Egypt Union Landmark Lobby,10 a,m,-6 p,m,; The proposed legislation also would abuse in the death ' of his son last sum­ Following his testimony, the trial was and Israel, II Khalil said, Law Building, 10 a,m,oS p.m,; English­ Store nuclear waste create a $300 million revolving fund to mer, unexpectedly adjourned early Monday But the report was quickly denied In Phllosophy Bullding,10 a,mA p.m,; and pay for the Interim storage, with govern· Dr, Stanley Taraska, director ·of afternoon to allow attorneys time to Washington, where a State Department Dental Sciences Building, 10 a,m,·2 p.m. in tanks, feds say m nt bond sales paying for construction pediatric education at Blank f,1emorial dlScuss a legal point with Judge Luther spokesman said, "For our part we deny and the costs reimbursed by power plant Hospital , In Des MOines, said that he Glanton Jr, that any agreement was reached." Statements by the Student Senate and WASHINGTON (UPI ) - The En rgy yearly payments, Bateman said the examined Matthew when be arrived at The spokesman said, "We have been In SPI Board candidates are on page 4. Department, seeking a tempora ry charges would add 2-3 per cent to the the Methodist Center, He said that the Peace treaty rumored direct touch with the prime minister and There is a story on the Liberal Arts solUtion to nuclear waste problems, consumer cost of nuclear power, boy was comatose and that Ill! brain was he confirms that he did not say any Student Association election on page 2, Monday pro)108ed creating one or more Although the legislation dld not specify functioning abnormally, By United Press International agreement was reached." federaUy-owned water tanka to store tons any sites for away·from-reactor spent Taraska also said that tests taken on In the press reports, Khalil said his ~ radioactive spent fuel from atomic fuel storage, Bateman told a news the boy showed specimens of acid Egyptian press reports said said negotiations with Dayan and Vance Weather power reactors, briefing the most likely sites would be In phosphataS41 of prostate origin in his Monday that Egyptian Prime Minister focused on a plan for setting up Worth Bateman, deputy assistant the East near the majority of existing rectum, throat, stomach and air passage, Mustafa Khall\ reached a draft peace Palestinian autonomy in the Gaza Strip, Your weather staff, continuing the enel1Y aecretary for technology, said the reactors, He said that the acid is emitted from the agreement with Israeli Foreign Minister Marchlzation of the weather, is stepping government needs to do the job becaUlle prostate with semen, Moshe Dayan during their Camp David up Its missions to search out and destroy lloolic power plants are running out of Sexual attack told He safd it was his opinion that for the talks, but the State Department promptly Stude'nt elections , all vestiges of winter, We're bringing In I '*'6ite storlie apace and private In· acid to be In the are .. in which it was denied the reports, the heavy stuff today : highs In the high dIIItry baa refuaed to provide off-elte COUNCIL BLWFS (UPl) - A De. found, Matthew would "have to be The Egyptian preIS reports quoted Elections are today for Student Senate, lOs to low 4Os,lows In the mid-3Oa tonight lalerim storage on a commercial basis. Moines doctor tesWled Monday In the sexua Uy attacked, penetrated with a Khaill In London as saying the Camp the collegiate associations and the Board with a chance of rain, We may have to The Energy Department sent CongrelS trlJI. of Richard Schrier that tests shOWed penis, or a penis inserted orally." David talks, which were attended by U.S. of Trustees of Student Publlcations, Inc, destroy this February In order to save it, II'Opoeed IIIW legislation authorizing the that Scht1er'. 20-year-old son, Matthew, Taraska, the 18th prosecution witness Secretary of State Cyrus Vanee, "have Polling places are: Pbilllps Hall, 9 but sometimes In this day and age of &onrnment to buUd interim storage had been 8elUBlly attacked before he was in the trla~ also said tbat the first produced satisfactory progress, If Israel a,m,oS p,m,; Chemistry·Botany Building, str_ you have to bite the climate, We tInb In central locations, take title to brought to a hospital. The boy was suf· dlagnosls of Matthew's condltion was responds to peace, then there will be no 9 a,m.,4 p,m,; Basic Sciences Building, 9 will have a Just and honorable spring in I/Iy spent fuel pu t In the tanka and charlie ferlng from Irr\lverslble brain damage, thatit was caused by asphyxia, or lack of obstacles '" a,m,-4 p,m,; Engineering Bull~, 9 our time, '. 2-The DI.., 10WIII-I_I Cltr, .....-T .... r, Februarr 27,1171 ake Vazquez, Hobbs reset "where nobody Hospital goofed on Wagner pleads guilty prlcesl" to add By ROGER THUROW at the outset defense attorney yet to make a ruling, Hayes pursue the riot charge against City Edltor James Hayes said he wanted to asked for another delay two Hobbs and Vazquez. helicoptE withdraw as counsel for Hobbs weeks ago, but was denied by The attorneys were in the Tuxedo Shim After reaching a plea­ and Vazquez, citing a conflict of Mudge Louis Schultz. Hayes process of selecting a jury when B1KELLY ROBERTS bargaining agreement in which interest in defending all three. then sought a "discretionary ed nd SIll Writer the prosecutiqn agreed to drop a Johnson County District review" from the high court, they approach HY~ and $8.00 riot charge, UI football player Court Judge John Hyland but that was denied last week . told him of Wagner 8 plea- Authentlcl By After Six Formal Wear Hyland said Hayes finally got bargain agreement. Con­ TIle UI Hospitals will 10 Steve Wagner pleaded guilty granted Hayes' request to with­ III better equipped to han( Monday to crUriinal assault of a draw and postponed the trials of the fourth delay Monday by ,sldering that Wagner had no 100% Cotton - Men's Sizes S,M,L "coming through the back previous criminal record, IJII!rgency paUents located police officer and criminal Hobbs and Vazquez so their new 110 E. College Street .. areas of the state w trespass. court-appointed lawyers can door" in withdrawing as the Hyland fined Wagner $200, $100 351-7231 ~ addition of the "Air Wagner was one of three UI become familiar with the case. counsel of Hobbs and Vazquez. on each charge. EJPqency HeUcopter football players charged with The delay is the fourth one in With each of the defendants The May 3 melee at Wood- !Ice," hospital officials riot in connection with a brawl the Woodfield's trial. The two requesting to be tried field's Involved 15 police of­ at Woodfield's on May 3, 1978. most recent delays were separately, Johnson County flcers, four of whom were in­ Monday. The trials of Steve Vazquez and granted in an effort to give the Attorney Jack Dooley agreed to jured. Hyland said Wagner Dr. Thomas Vargl Datrell HobbsllYere delayed - Iowa Supreme Court time to drop the riot charge against pleaded guilty to assaulting one ~wr of emergency for a fourth time - until April 30 rule on a similar case, which Wagner because the case of the Iowa City police officers. !IceS, said the service " after their attorney withdrew claims that the charge of riot as against him was the weakest of He said the criminal trespass allOW the "rapid tra sportatlon of patients from the case. defined in the Iowa Criminal all three. charge stems from Wagner's 1il1PIta1s where resources The trial of the trio was Code Is unconstitutionally Dooley had been hoping to try not leaving Woodfield's after scheduled to begin Monday vague. all three at the same time on the the management had asked him Irtat them are available." TIle helicopter. which morning with jury selection, but Since the Supreme Court has riot charge. He said he will still to. United Pre .. International slated w begin opera tions Tlrl Klllnedr, left, enct Joneey Mnouncl III. in the Student A!riIl, will be used to ea,1 lor th. upcoming BrOldwIY mualcll y.­ !p«t patients who lion of "I Rtmtmb. MIrna." Jo,.., p.,. Uncil Council hears arboretum plans trIIIIpOfIed by Ellubith to Lly UMmlnn', MIrna. Senate/Collegiate !tIIIional means. But, By ROD BOSHART arboretum," Lacina said. The arboretum will be would be $2.152. said, the helicopter is and TERRY IRWIN "Some people think we're going developed at a "slow, steady only to supplement The present vehicle accesses Legs Staff Wrilers to put up a ninwtory building pace," Lacina said. "The public Associations and IJIiances. and that's not the case." and existing pedestrian paths "We're not trying to and the budget will detennine will remain as they are and the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. John Tower, R­ Plans for a proposed ar­ Lacina said the Arboretum and decide what they want." the land ambulance," Texas, got a super razzing Monday from a boretum in Hickory Hill Park Planning Committee's long­ existing timber areas in Student Publications, "'MIe point Is to help Lacina said the proposed Hickory Hill Park wlll be colleague for playing Supennan at a costume were presented to the Iowa City range objectives for the project arboretum was included in the Jlltients who need help party in Dallas last weekend. Council at its infonnal meeting are to grow a selection of hardy parks department's current retained as native preserves, wi¥! couldn't stand the she said. Inc. Elections Opening a public hearing of the Senate Monday tby Dennis Showalter, plants, to improve en­ budget. Showalter has Irip. It will also be Banking Committee, Sen. William Proxmire, 0- director of the city's parks and vironmental awareness by estimated that the cost for " What we're dOing is lI!l8lier comlffiUI~iUE!s, Wis., pointed at.Tower, exclaiming, "Look! It's a recreation department. preserving the existing natural developing the arboretum over relatively harmless," Lacina TUESDAY ct4Iid keep their aml~ulance ~ bird! It's a plane! No, it's Super Tower !" The proposed arboretum vegetation and to create an the next two years would total said. "We haven't tried to iIIIDe instead of sending Tower first flushed, then laughed and buried would be located in the north 40 outdoor laboratory and an in­ $4,445. deceive anyone." Iowa City for two hours, his head in his hands as Federal Reserve acres of Hickory Hill Park. formational center for plant The projected cost for 1979 Showalter and Lacina said FEBRUARY 27 another tlfO hours back, Chainnan G. William Miller and an audience of Dianne Lacina, the city hor­ materials. would be approximately $2,293, they did not anticipate any r.ve it out of service to nonnally staid bankers roared with laughter. ticulturist who has been in­ "I think it's going to be a which would include plant problems in getting the council cmununlty for that period The Washington Post Monday featured a volved in the arboretum's great service for Iowa City materials, a water line, fer­ to approve the arboretum after POLLING PLACES time," photograph of Tower leaping around in a planning, said the parks because it will be both tilizer, chemicals and labor. the plans have been fully ex­ "Phillips Hall 9 am - 5 pm At its auising speed of Supennan suit of blue tights and top and r~ department plans to plant 25 to aesthetically pleasing and The projected costs for 1980 plained. Chemistry/Botany Bldng. miles per hour, about satin caRt! at an invitation only costume party at 50 trees this year if the council educational," she said. 9 am - 4pm cl Iowa's population Is a shopping center in Dallas Saturday. and public approve the Lacina said the misun ­ Jepsen rakes in $40,000 Basic Sciences Bldng. 9 am - 4 pm I ~minute from proposal. derstanding has been over parts "Engineering 9 am - 4 pm Hospitals. Lacina described the ar­ of the long-range plan that DES MOINES (UPI) - In the point stood at around the IElicoptercan Bird legs boretum as "an ample area set include a possible building with eight weeks follQwing his $200,000 mark. "Schaeffer Hall 9 am - 4 pm without refueling. aside for the growing and ef­ classroom and public facilities, election, Sen. Roger Jepsen Jepsen has augmented his "Fieldhouse 10am - 6pm The helicopter is LONDON (UPI) - Some 20 flamingos suf­ fective display of all the dif­ display gardens and an outdoor received $40,000 from special plea for contributions with a witb oxygen and fering from poor circulation in their long, pencil­ ferent kinds of worthy or­ amphitheater. interest political groups, in­ series of fund-raising events "Landmark Lobby 10 am - 6pm emergency drugs thin legs were to fly on to Japan Monday after namental trees, shrubs, vines "This is way down the line, iIi cluding many that stayed out of across the state and at the most Law Bu ilding 10 am - 5 pm pties , splinting eQUllllnlleDi being given the hot water treatment at London's and other plants which can be the next 50 years," Lacina said. his Senate race until It was recent affair - a $5(}.a-plate stretchers, a Heathrow airport. grown in a given area, their "We have no immediate plans decided . luncheon keynoted by Ronald EPB 10 am - 4pm defibrillator and The airport's quarantine staff decided to plunk maintenance, proper labeling to put up a building, but a time An examination Monday of Reagan - said the lingering Dental Sciences Bldng. 10am - 2pm equipment needed the birds into tubs of hot water after the and study." may come when there may be a Federal Election Commission debt was nearly "cleaned up." emergency care. 6e(:au:se flamingos arrived Saturday on a flight from The council had requested an demand for classrooms or records showed tha t in the The FEe reports showed "Collegiate Association Elections at these !he vehicle's space and Uruguay. explanation of the proposed public facilities so we are weeks following his victory over Jepsen raised $738,583.84 during locations limitations, Vargish said Hickory Hill Arboretum to planning them in for possible incumbent Democrat Dick 1978. With the expenditures equipment I Their legs were so badly cramped they clarify the long-range scope of future development. Clark, Jepsen received $40,000 reflected in the $146.551.36 debt All students must show current ID "modualarized," so couldn't stand up and, to make matters worse, the proposal and to determine "You can't predict what the from agricultural, business, his campaign organization equlpment necessary to they were wearing women's stockings. the possible impact on the park. political future or economy will professional and industrial repor ted on Dec 31, his ex­ and registration. For information Quarantine center spokesman John Brookland "There's been a lot of be like, so you must plan groups that kicked in to help penditures for the year exceded call 337-9210, 353-2726 said flamingos usually arrive wearing stockings misunderstanding about the ahead." him retire a debt that at one $850,000. to stop them from injuring their legs or wjngs during long flights. New 0 "It is quite common for us to have Mmassage their legs to bring back the circulation," he said. LASA presidency can(iidate disqualified "But this time massage was having no effect so By ELISSA COTTLE He said that there should have wasn't going to draw up the After the vote to leave for poli we hit on the idea of standing them in hot Staff Writer been an amendment in the ballot at 5:02 because Sherry Ricard's name off the ballot, TOIJTHWORli. water ..... associa tion's constitution Watters, LASA's current Ricard and a supporter left the NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Only one name will appear on stating a specific deadline time president. was the only one meeting. tlty leaders, at "There is no question of any cruelty. The way the ballot for the presidency of and that because LASA knew of OPPORTUNITIES Ibry called an "orche:strRltedl they were packed is the nonnal method of there," he said. His running mate, Sherif the Liberal Arts Student his intentions three weeks ago, Pope called Ricard's Michael, asked if R1~rd could strike, Monday urged transportation. Association (LASA ), following a union negotia tors to al "Maybe we should pass on our method to the "I think I should be given a arguments " ridiculous" and still run in the electton as a committee decision Monday chance." said, "We knew this appeal was "write-in" candidate. striking officers to decide Japanese. They are bound to be in a similar state night to toss out Marc Ricard's "If you knew of my intentions !!CI'et ballot whether to when they arrive in Tokyo," Brookland said. coming, so we knew it would be Watters said it is possible for candidacy. - and you did - I don't see fruitless to draw up a ballot at Ricard to win the presidency lit \heir 10-day walkout The deadline for handing in a what the amazing big deal is 5. " through a write-in campaign. Mardi Gras. candidate's petition bearing 25 about a half an hour," he said. The "open letter" printed in Byrd students' signatures was 5 p.m. Eric Casper, the remaining HIGH ~ 1I'Page newspaper Feb. 23. Ricard's petition' was candidate for LASA president S HOOL _ent foliowed a request WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate Democratic handed in at 5:30 p.m. who contested Ricard's can­ Leader Robert Byrd will participate in a national The LASA Election Com­ didacy, also charged that four GRAD ATE fundraiser March 3 for the Public Broadcasting mittee refused to accept of the names on Ricard's Spouse's System on the live broadcast of the Grand Ole Ricard's late petition, and he petition were not registered Opry from Nashville, his office said Monday. appealed that decision. After students. Casper said he OffIC e of Student Actlv,tleS & Student ActMlIes Board Byrd, who I!ecently made a record for Country much debate, LASA voted &-3 to verified his allegations with the testimony Records entiUed "U.S. Senator Robert Byrd - uphold the Election Com­ Registrar's Office and therefore LEADERSHIP SKILLS Mountain Fiddler" will be introduced on the mittee's decision. "Marc's petition was invalid," acceptable? program by musician-singer Roy Acuff. In a written statement that regardless of his tardiness. Ricard read to LASA Ricard said that the The SaleSian WASHINGTON (U PI ) - representatives at Monday's signatures were not forged; community is u IIJreme Court agreed • consiller whether eXCl!J)Ucm. Quoted_ night meeting. Ricard said that LASA members agreed that team, heiplng tllc Ii deadline was "petty" and possible inaccuracies con­ may be made to the I'Pnlturi,pll The only care your Canned Darlt will require is youth men should not be strict because it cerning the petition would not of today, building the of *' rule thai husbands an occasional rotation and turning end-over-end March 6 was an oral one. be accepted as evidence against Mlchllan tomorrow. !I\'es can't be required so that darlt will not all accumulate on one side at "This deadline was verbal," IIstify against each other. one end of the can - this would cause th e darlt to Ricard's candidacy. ,-, pm he said. "It didn't appear in the become sluggish and could shorten its life . Congressman John Pope said, This 17,000 mcmb r society needs The Justices will hear LASA by-laws, in The Daily "The . deadline was not - Instructions accompanying $1 cans of gcnerou young m 11 to help the young. ~Iis next term on "eclipse" on sale in Goldendale, Wash. Iowan or in the minutes of the something petty and ... the I'rGIan who participated last meeting." deadline was very clear to Marc Join the Saleslans of t. John Doseo in bet busband in a narc:oUCf Ricard admitted he was at the last meeting." \ lII!uggling conspiracy aware of the deadline but Ricard asserted that the youth center ', high schools, technical Open to A" ___e-J "' -G.... ail to Register ~r1y allowed to testify during the meeting would not deadline was insignificant schools, SUIlIIlI r camps- wherever the 3 3116 lie JlOIeCUtion at his trial. say why he missed it. He said because when he handed In his youhg at found. 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Jk per word lO dayl .... _ ...._ _ ...... __ $1.02 per WOld -court'. voldini of 'I'IIomaJ S.bscriplion r.lu: Iowa City and Cora lv ille. M·3 months ; fIZ-f SPIBOARD A SlIleslan will be on Campus at I. 1IIIIIa' COIWIetIon and lJIe months . $21 ·12 monlhs Mail subscrlplions $9-3 months : ,I'" Send completed ad btank with n.DIIy .... Catholic Student Center. 104 E. Jefferson, 6-9 IIitDee on JI'OuncII the 01- months. '25·12 month. (Student Publications Incorporated) check or money order, or ,top 111 C--...... C""" ~, ~~ amounted to OUI ~ Friday and Saturday, March 2 & 3. In offices : _ofC...... ""''k\lerrogIUon'' of the ,~ VOTE TODAYI ....Cllyma -.eet without his lawyer "nl. Hospital to add Associated Residence HaUs helicopter :--r--.,.'--~-~;;::....---" will hold I/KELLY ROBERTS t 511ft Writer ~ EXECUTIVE ELECTIONS '!be UI Hoepltala will 800n be better equipped to handle IIIItrgency patients located In on Monaay, March 5, 1979 • arui of the state with ae addition of the II Air-Care f)IIergency Helicopter Ser­ Nomination petitions are available in the !let," hoIIpltal offlclala said JIOOday. ARH office in Burge Hall Dr. Thomas Varglah, ~r of emergency ser­ For further information call 353-3113. I'ia, said the service will .now the "rapid tran­ Office hours 1-5 pm sportation of patients to ~ta18 where resources to II!8t them are available." '!be helicopter, which Is slated to begin operations on nt APril!, will be used to tran­ .,t paUents who caMot be The Technics SL220 uaporIed by more con­ giate l'!lltional means. But, Varglsh Semi-Automatic Turntable said, the helicopter Is meant only to supplement am­ Direct-Drive Performance at a Belt-Drive Price and illlances. "We're not trying to replace lhelandambulance," he said. lications, ''MIe point Is to help those lfltienls who need help fast or s .00 couldn't stand the land Irip. 1\ will also be useful In anaDer communities, which cwkI keep their ambulance at Jane instead of sending It to iOlfa City for two hours, with The UI HoepIt8I1 wi. be idling helicopter ImbulanC. -­ 27 IlIOther two hours back, and lice _, .....ng I machine from IT.... IIrm for '24,000 baVe it out of service to that month.,. Th. hellcop"', equipped with OKJll8fl, ,uctlon, cooununlty for that period of _aicher, and I cWIbr1llator, III .. It • IPtad of 150 m.p.h., lime." bringing ha" of lowI" popuIltlon wltIIln ha" III hour'I tiring 9 am - 5 pm At its cruising speed of ISO time. gam- 4?m miles per bour, about one-half Ii Iowa's population Is within the patient Is taken. Ummexl, UI Hospitals " We expect to have a from a physician, hospital, Frequency Generator DC servo belt-drive turntable. Semi­ 9 am - 4pm I ~ute flight from UI A crew consisting of a pilot associate director, said modest growth In usage over law enforcement or Industrial automatic operation provides tonearm return and a turntable 9 am - 4pm Hospitals. The jet-powered and two clinical team leasing the machine Is mOre the years as people become safety official. !Iellcopter can travel 400 mUes members can make the flight advantageous than buying it. more aware of the service," shut-off. F.G. servo system maintains constant platter speed 9 am - 4 pm In a "trial run" held on without refueling. with up to two patients. Seven A new helicopter would cost he said. "The firm we are Monday, the helicopter despite AC line fluctuations. Superb specifications incluae: rum­ 10 am - 6pm '!lie helicopter is eq ulpped UI nurses have received in­ more than $500,000; the Ul dealing with has an excellent arrived at the scene of an ble -70dB DIN B, wow & flutter 0.045% WRMS. 30.4 cm aluminum 11th oxygen and suction , tensive emergency care would also have to hire a crew. reputation, so we expect this 10 am - 6pm "accident" at the Tiffin rest diecast platter. 331h and 45 rpm speeds with electronic speed emergency drugs and sup­ training and are on 24-hour to be a fairly pennanent stop on Interstate 80 within 10 am - 5 pm plies, splinting equipment, call. If necessary, a physician The charge for the service is arrangement. .. elghl minutes of receiving the change. Individual pitch controls and Illuminated stroboscope for stretchers, a portable would be on boatd. computed on a base rale of $70 call reporting the accident, 10 am - 4pm defibrillator and other The helicopter Is being plus a round-trip mileage Because the heJipad is accurate speed setting. S-shaped tonearm with low-friction gim­ located adjacently to the VI Dean Borg, UI Hospitals 10 am - 2pm equ ipment needed for leased to Ul Hospitals by a charge of $1.75 per mile . Infonnation director, said. bal suspension. Oil-damped cueing In both directions. Anti­ emergency care. Because of finn In Texas, which employs Ummel said the rate Is based Hospitals' Multispecialty skating control. Up-front controls for stop, speed adjustment and tbe vehicle's space and weight the two pilots and mechanic on used by 800 patients during Trauma and Emergency Eight minutes later, the limitations, Vargish said the stationed at the Ul . the first year of service, ad­ Treatment Center, the crew had rescued the "vic· cueing. Detachable tonearm headshell. Hinged, detachable dust equipment Is Although the rental cost of ding that the service Is ex­ helicopter can be in the air tim," begun treatment 'and cover. Resonance-damping base material and audio isolators "modualarized," so only the helicopter and crew Is pected to be financially self­ within five minutes of was in the air transporting the Equipment necessary to treat $24,000 monthly , Slephen supporting. recejvlng a call for the service patient to the hospital. fight feedback. ,

New Orleans leaders ask · . ~ $>!'t>. Wedding ­ Invitations 'I 0 for police vote on strike 10 East Benton and Supplies 336-9383 NEW ORLEANS (UPI ) - Mayor Ernest Morial that to continue to be controlled and ~ CIty leaders, aMoyed at what residents and tourists volun­ ahused by your Teamsters tbey caUed an "orchestrated" tarily remain out of the historic Union, " the council said. strite, Monday urged poUce French Quarter during "Fat "You orchestrated the strike WE BELIEVE IN THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES anion negotiators to allow Tuesday," the traditional finale to occur during the Mardi Gras CARDS slriking officers to decide by to the raucous celebration season. You imposed your ET CETERA m! baUol whether to contin­ called Carnival. Detroit Teamster tactics on the 109 S. Dubuque ue their HI·day walkout past Morial said 645 persons had people of New Orleans hoping Ilardi Gras. already been arrested in just that you would bring us to our CROSSWORD PUZZLE The "open leiter If printed in a four days by the state troopers knees. But you miscalculated Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA and fIll.page newspaper adver· and National Guardsmen lll1lng the courage toughness of ACROSS lIement foUowed a request by the people of New Orleans." • "Four and 7 Girlfriend, in J4 Prevaricated in for the 1,100 striking officers twenty" were Glronde 3C Deserted and "we are deeply distressed The advertisement admitted See this gifted reader today on business, 1 Kind of excuse marriage, health, love, and personal 5 Permit to baked in it 8 Got: Abbr. 38 Echoes about the situation." the city's 1,480 police officers speak II Describing a • Stated 41 Awaken Spouse's The advertisement, signed by "are entitled to better treat· problems • City on the bireme 1. NOI suitable a Belly laugh all seven City Council memo ment than they have received In All Readings confidential. By ap· Dvina Q Give off 11 Furze or ... Tenet a Eyed f8 Sotution the past, It but said union 13 Afghanistan's juniper bers, was specifically ad· pointment only 9 ~m to 10 pm daily M Spots lor roses testimony dressed to Joe Valenti of leaders "have taken advantage western 12 Inquired ... May heroines neighbor a Where to take IS Student'. 51 MarChers' Detroit, a Teamster organizer of an unfortunate situation." Phone 351-9662 14 Ant your chances assignment stop..off place acceptablel specializing in police unions. Police went on strike Feb. 16 803 1st Avenue Coralville, Iowa II Slaughter of I. Loose 51 Penthouse. "Please let our police officers complaining about severa) non­ diamond fame DOWN 21 Kind of cur for Olle WASIDNGTON (UPI) - The decide for themselves, by wage issues. Some of those 17 Houseplant I Layer on a 24 Get rid of old 52 CUt 18 Berliner'S money 54 Privef's ~me Court agreed Monday supervised secret ballot, wheth­ shoe heel Issues were settled In a week of money: 1924-48 25 Mountain lion warning _consider whether exceptions er they want to continue negotiations with a federal 2 Kind of way • Parting words J Describing a • Sale condition S5 Have­ "1 be made to the centuries­ striking, and whether they want mediator. Z2Pass tennis court %7 Tops a room with it rule \ha t husbands and Route Changes 2S Betimes 4 Set 01 nine • Out of dough 51 Photogravure tim can't be required to 24 Fett sharp 5 Foreshadowed S2 StlndS Stitt process, for IIstify against each other. pain • Kind of board D One way to short mAnVillE HEIGHTS-EAST COLLEGE ZS Like N.F.L. or cloth put t~ helm 58 Flounder The justices will hear argu­ Police beat men IOWA CITY TRANSIT %7 Bank draft ~ next term on whether a Z8 Org. serving frRnan who participa ted wi th value was $44.70. An Iowa City home was Effective Monday, February 26th, the ManvIlle servicemen ~ husband In a narcotics broken Into Friday night and • "Oberon" lIIluggUng conspiracy was Helghb bus route will be changed as shown below. composer more than $1,200 In mer­ The bus will use Ferson Avenue rather than River­ ~rly allowed to testify for chandise and money was taken. 31 Ataturk Aself·inflicted gunshot wound side Drive, Grove Street, and Beldon Avenue. SS Make peevish !be prosecution aI his trial. Dan Lovetinsky, 522 S. Van hospitalized Richard Keller of 17 Less watery A lower court allowed her Buren St., noWled Iowa City Lipworth, Iowa, Sunday night. • Surrealist lestimony, ruling that In such Police Saturday and reported Ann Cramer, medical ad· • Concerning cirrumat.ances the common law the following Items mlaaIng: the a Senior to minlstrative assistant at 44 Female ruff "policy of fostering family one tape deck valued at $350; Iowa City Veterans Pl8ce must glve ground to 4$ "I Jove thy one AM-FM stereo receiver, Administration Hospital, -and rills" lruter, more compelllng $700; one wrist watch with a notified Iowa City 'Pollee t7 Stung, in I ~c need" thaI justice be white expansion band, $110; and Monday that Keller had been deal I!rved. a jar containing approximately admitted due to a self-lnfIlcted " Foot or $50 In change and ap­ lathom In another action Monday, the gunshot wound to the left hand. proximately $100 In silver 52 Soughs hilh court agreed to ru Ie According to police reports, the 51 Mltltary cerWicatea In 11 , $2 and $20 accident occurred at his Wbetber \he "Miranda" rights denominations. command of a murder supect were residence. 54 Top r~ljng in Iiolated wben the overheard According to Lovetlnsky, , many guides entry was gained around 11 57 On sale ~b of an arresting officer p.m. Friday by forcing the lock 51 Bowery ~ted him to di8cloee the the front door with a credit derelict lbertabouts of the murder on "*!lon. card. Police are continuing to investigate. TONIGHT I,~t CIIe Involve. a Rhode - man who initially In­ ~ hla right to remain aUent, ~,_~en volunteered the A Solon man was ap­ 2 For 1 -..ure after one or \he prehended Monday for IltelIinI officers remarked to allegedly shoplifting at Ken's ~ \bat the Ihotaun had General Merchlndlle .tore on 8·10 been left In an area where It HlghwlY 1 Soutb. JOleph lllichteadanger yoWIfJ children. Young, 51, WI. Ipprehended NO COVER !he juab will rule on a outside or Ken'a with mer­ ~COUrt'lVoldlnc or Thomu chandlle hidden on himself that '. Imda' convictian Ind Ule he had not paid for, according to ~ 011 grounclI the or­ pollee repona. Items taIIen Grand Daddy's ...... l'emIrk amountecl to were rille sheila, a butcher ~ "lDterrotlIUon" of the knife, 'perk plup, wrenchea, 505 E. Burlington a.,ect without his lawyer f1ashIiIht batteries Ind metal 3544424 1I1Ient. drinking glall". The total '.4-". Dally 'onn-Iowa Cltr, Iowa-TuwcIar, '*'*'Y 27, 1.71 The Daily lowanr----~'----~~.-----"""""----"-'------Once more into the breach For the second year in a row, second tenn unless no one votes candidates batUing for the four ruelda" February 27, 1979 Donn Stanley is running today. dormitory positions, two Greeks unopposed for president of Several other senate positions competing for one seat, and four Vol. 111 No. 149 Student Senate. The difference will be won by unopposed hopefuls racing for three at­ Opncn __ on __ ..... _01 ...... -d ...... ' . . is is that this year David Dix is candidates. There are only 11 large positions. his running mate for the vice candidates for the 11 off- The DI asked the senate ..., ... ~ .. _0I111t~_ . "'-'odby __Inc: .• 111 c:.nw...-.c.w.IcMaCily. president slot. campus seats and Paul candidates to submit brief """" S2202 cIoIy _ ,.....,.. Sundr,o ...... h-,o ...... -oily Their Iowa '79 slate is certain McAndrew Is running unop- statements about themselves· ...-. ~ PGOIIIIO POid .... Pool 0IIn0.1cMa CIIy..- flo Ad ~ ViewpOints to capture an 11-member posed for the family housing Some things never change. 01 c..v-", _ 2. "N. majority of the 20 seats, so seat. BILL CONROY Stanley is assured of winning a However, there are seven Editor

mitted statementa: and I sponsored the resoiutiOli JAMES BARFUSS, candidate that called for the improvement for off-carnpus senator: of the Union Food Service, as I am a junior undeclared well as the fonnation of a senate Student Senate Candidates' Statements committee to research tile liberal arts major. Sometimes I represent 34 Kappa Sigma issue of East Side lighting has think about what I'm going to be current service at the UI as weD the majority of the student will be the problems or issues NEAL LONG, candidate for as the food service a t other Dormitories most likely to affect students in At-Large senator, Iowa '79 chapters iI1 the' Midwest which been a major issue. I would like when I grow up. I think about body. Better reporting of have approximately 2,000 to follow this idea up to make having a career and how much universities. I believe that the meeting events, more well­ the year to come, and what I slate: The most important There are sellen candidate. members. Furthennore, I have sure something is being done. I money I will make, and I guess students now have the chance to publicized meetings and more think can be done about them: issues that will affect students running for four dorm seats: a sincere interest in Student feel thatit is imperative that the that's a good thing because now correct the sub-par service the initiative on the part of student 1) Inflation will almost in the coming year generally Union currently provides. Dale Blesz, Leonard Kloft. Carl involve broadening UI Senate and would like very safety of sorority members is I don't have to think about the government to tap student assuredly continue to be a silly things I used to think about The second issue (hal I Wiederaenders, Peter Facciola problem. The Student, Senate programs and facilities to meet much to be able to represent the ensured. opinion (questionnaires, better entire Greek community in this Let me emphasize my main like what makes the world tick believe will be important III , (Iowa '79), Scott Kilman (Iowa publicized office hours, on­ should concern itself with trying student needs. Specifically, the '79), Kathi Olin (Iowa '79) and capacity. goal if elected is to increase the and what are we going to do students is the proposed campus pol1irig stations) are to hold down housing and tuition construction of a new athletic allocation of additional fuOOa Chris Roberts '(ro~a '79). The arena will vastly improve ac­ One major issue which is al'm:eness of Student Senate, with all the screaming people if required. costs of students, or, at the very for student financial aid that the following submitted least, encourage administration cess to recreational facilities likely to affect students in 1979- especially within the Greek for one reason or another it KA THY OLIN, candidate for 80 will be the proposed new community. Furthermore, I stops ticking right. Iowa Legislature is considering. stateme'lts: donn senator, Iowa '79 slate: officials to make needed in­ which, in the past, have been These additional funds are . SCOTT KILMAN, candidate creases as gradually as used on a priority basis for the Field House facillty . I feel that will make every effort to You know, sometimes I J feel that the three most the new facility is needed in represent the Greeks in an wonder if the people who pass needed because of the recent for donn senator, Iowa '79 important issues for the possible. VI Athletic Department. slate: order to continue to attract unhiased and effective manner. even notice that I have to step in tuition hike, which will force an campaign are a pedestrian 2) In the recent pas t the VI Students have been denied their estimated :; per cent increase ill Campus Security did a has not had as many high right to use recreational high-quality athletes to the UI. TERESA VILMAlN, can. the puddles so they can keep campus, better parking and Also, the old Field House is didate for Greek senator, Iowa walking in a straight line. I see the number of students who will lighting survey of the campus lighting and a new Field House caliber guest lecturers or facilities, and now is the time to and it revealed an a!llrming obviously not very conducive to '79 slate: pedestrians and the slaves of need financial aid. I feel1hat f' - with the idea thaI the old visiting artists and musicians act on such a proposal. this single issue could possibly state. Aimost all of the donn as an institution of this size Another important issue for ·comfort for fans. [ think more 1 feel the three most im­ motorized behemoths angrily facility be used for recreational research needs to be done portant .issues in the Student competing for first passing. determine whether some entrances were dangerously ill­ purposes only. merits. These outside speakers UI students is the development lit. The current UI lighting before one of the three potential Senate race are: Sometimes I wonder what students would be able to I am prepared to support and and performers add a needed of special social service continue their studies at the UI . project, to be finally completed programs. Programs such as sites for the new facility is 1) East Side Cambus. The they're going to be when they defend all three of these issues dimension and continuity to grow up. The third issue that I leel will this spring, improves the academic and cultural life. The the Hera Psychotherapy and chosen. Furthennore, there is a East Side Cambus, since its both during the campaign and implementation last year, has I propose that we all learn a be of importance to students in situation, but simply does not afterward. Student Senate should attempt day care should be expanded question as to where the funding resolve the crux of the problem. and budget priorities increased. will come from. I think these proved to be very helpful to new word - co-exist. 1979~ wU\ be consideration of a J. CHRIS ROBERTS, can­ to foster such activity both new sports arena. This issue The U1 has created pools of light through its budgeting powers The Union Meal Mart is and other questions need to be those residing on the east side of KATHERINE D. HULL, didate for donn senator, Iowa answerj:d before the ad­ campus. However, in order to candidate for off-campus will be salient to students and around busy night buildings but '79 slate : and in the form of a new student another issue that has left has not done enough to' protect ministration prqceeds. insure its existence I feel senator, Iowa '79 slate: the UI because of the recruit· The major issues confronting committee (or reorganization of students with a bad taste in ment of blue-chip athletes, the pedestrians walking between the existing one) designed to their mouths. The quality and Another issue likely to affect Student Senate must push for its During my campaign for an the students today are many continued support. off-campus seat on the Student fan's enjoyment and the sites. I believe that the VI has and varied. The most important increase the number and nutritional value of Meal Mart students is co-op housing. I feel 2) Senate I have discovered some possibility of additonal revenue. just not I.hought of the dark, issues include the parking quality of speakers and to find food has been questioned by that if it can be shown that these Union Food Service. Since less-traveled paths - that is many students. Attempts to co-op houses can function ef­ student interest has shown that of the most important decisions [ strongly support the con­ problem, the new UI dorm funds. Hancher Entertainment struction of a new sports arena. where the fear of assault is. policy and a new athletic Commission deserves similar better the Meal Mart are in the ficienUy and to the benfit of there is a concern for providing facing the senate to be: 1) the IStudents should not have to fear facility. attention. making and with the election of interested students that the UI new sources of food in the Ul's holding of stock for com­ Union, I feel that it is necessary panies that invest in South what the night holds for them. If The parking problem is one 3) In the coming year the the Iowa '79 party students can should look into ..,ays of ex­ family Housing fear deters easy movement that concerns many university desire for a new indoor expect improvements in the panding the program. for Student Senate to look into Africa; 2) parking problems There- is one candidate run· other possible food services. across the campus, then that is students and should be taken basketball arena will be a quality of Meal Mart food. Every year Student Senate and a move toward an all­ ning for the aile married studert 3) I pedestrian campus; 3) the reason enough to improve the care of as soon as possible. Lack matter that deserves the at­ allocates funds to various New Field House. feel housing seat: Paul McAndrec groups. I feel that every effort that it is necessary for Student move toward cooperative liRhting . of space for both students and tention and support of the Jr. (Iowa '79) . He submitted I j have talkeo LO I..apt. Monr Greeks housing arrangements. their guests who wish to have Student Senate. A new indoor should be made to make sure Senate to work hand in hand statell1ent: (Campus Security) and per­ Many people with whom I their cars on campus for short arena would not only benefit the There are two candidates these funds are being used with the VI administration in PAUL McANDREW, can· sonally pledged mY'support and funning for one Greek lIeat: properly and effectively. One order to insure the creation of a have talked have expressed a dida te for married student time to researching and ad­ periods of time presents a UI's collegiate athletic teams major hassle. For those but would provide additional Tim Raltis and Teresa Vilmain variation of the funding of new recreational facility on concern about the fact that the housing senator, Iowa '79 slate: vocating an effective lighting campus. U I holds stock in various students who \ do have their recreational services to (Iowa '79). The I following various recreational groups There are several salient ' project. companies that invest in South vehicles in university storage students and a more suitable submitted statell1ents: which is in the offing is turning issues Student Senate must fact ; Of course, an annual ~ue is lots, a new set of problems auditorium fOJ' rock concerts TIM RAFTlS, candidate for over allocation of these funds to Off-Campus Africa. As a stUdent I would like this tenn. ,First, we must deal the student group allocations. I to see a committee formed to arise. Besides the $30 per year and other entertainment as Greek senator: the athletic department as they There are II candidates with the changes that ma~ am a liberal member of the discuss all financial assets with parking fee, th\!y must put up well. However, in concerning I am a sophomore majoring in theoretically know better what running unopposed for 11 off­ occur in dormitory living Budget and Auditing Com­ the board of directors. with major maintenance itself with a mewa issue like a political science. I have quite a is needed for these groups as far ca mpus seats: Kathy Tobin, conditions because of the mittee, but I am determined to PA UL LILLIOS, problems which arise during new indoor arena, the senate bit of experience in represen­ as equipment. Student Senate Niel Ritchie, James Barfuss. candidate suspension of the parietal rule. see 1\ sharpened fiscal '79 the winter months. Below par should not ignore problems less ting various organizations on would still retain veto power Katherine D. Hull (lowa '79), for off-campus senator, Iowa We must work to keep the responsibility ~on the part of oc· clearing of snow and ice have dramatic in nature such as the local and national level. I over this funding. I feel that this Paul Lillios (Iowa '79). Charles slate: cupancy rates up and to im· student groupS. We have 'a new many students upset. needed physical improvement have been selected as the is potentially a good way to fund budget protocol act to work with A. Lilly (Iowa '79), John The first issue I feel that will prove living conditions and There are many students of the residence halls, im­ Interfraternity Council summer these 'groups; however, I feel Moeller (Iowa '79), Diane H. affect students will be the basic se rvices. and I think now we can upset with the message from rush coordinator for 1979. Also, that 1t should be overseen and correcUy ascertain the true proving Union food service, Ohlhause" (Iowa '79) , Valerie reorganization and im­ Secondly, there must be some above stating that students wllI allevia ting the parking I am one of five undergraduate done in conjunction with J. Schultz (Iowa '79). Linda needs of student groups and provement of the Union Food improvements made in services not be able to reserve their problem, and facilitating coop advisors for the Kappa Sigma Student Senate. Welp (Iowa '79), and Andy Service. During my term, offered to family housing · effectively allocate student dorm rooms for next year. A International Fraternity. I For the Greek community the fees. I fully understand the living. Burton. The following sub- senate President Donn Stanley residents. responsibility the senate has, victory has been gained in the repealing of the parietal rule for being on~ of few universities to sophomores, but it seems that have .control over student fees students wishing to remain in for funding groups. We are in the dorms next year are going the position where we just don't SPI Board Candidates' Statements to pay the price. Simply, this ['ve gained in budgetary have the money to fund all the means if a person has a donn viewpoint. I have never RICHARD SANDLER, capital expenditures have Two-year terms group requests. brought to us. One-year terms worked for the DI, nor will I occurred, the overall financial analysis and fiscal planning room this year and wishes to candidate for a one-year There are two candidales Therefore, I believe that groups There are six candidates ever. My only connection or position of the Df during the will be useful in establishing have it back next year, he term: running unopposed lor the two that receive funds must produce running for the three one-year interest in the paper is as an Before coming to the VI same ~riod of time has the goals of growth and should be able to reserve the term student seats on the replacing worn-out equipment two-year terms 011 SPI Board, a service to students. room. everyday reader. I have no ax College of Law a year and a substantially improved. The A concern of mine that I think Board of Trustees of Student present financial position of at the DI so as to best serve Ther,esa Bries and Fred Student interest is needed to to grind, nor any scores to half ago, I had been exposed to Stiefel. The following sub· will have a direct bearing on the 'publications. Inc., the non­ settle with anyone. a number of college the D I shows how important the needs of the university and gain a new athletic facility. A profit corporation that community. The benefits I mitted statements: welfare of students in the future genuine student push for a new It is my opinion that the newspapers but none has fiscal responsibility is to the is the healthy growth of the new publishes The Daily Iowan. hope to gain from being THERESA BRIES, can· Field House has not surfaced, ideal candidate for the SPI impressed me more than our paper's operation, and, didate for a two-year term: Rights and Freedoms Com­ The II-member board (six board would be a person who own Df. The decision a similarly, the board's selected for this position are to mittee. Among the issues that but with proper student students, three faculty develop my personal skills to Involvement in student leadership, provided by the understands the problems of number of years ago to responsibility. My purpose in activities is one way to really the committee is working on are members and two ataff putting out a newspaper, and provide the university com­ running for the board is to see act as a trustee on the board of race relations, solicitation of Student Senate, this can be members from the UI) a corporation, dealing with become a part of university achieved. The present Field who at the same time has no munity near-comprehensive that the present and future life and the many varying residence halls, rhetoric oversees the long·range Wlicy biases or animosities to get in coverage of world, national needs of the D 1 are not only employees and the public on a grading procedures, obtaining a House is outdated and does not of the DI. appoints a publisher variety of matters. opportunities and experiences provide adequate facilities. the way. I think that and state news, as well as met, but met in such a way that it offers. For example, student grievance ombudsman as the need a rises, and each description fits me pretty local and university news (to that no phase of the operation JACK SPRINGMIRE, With the addition of a new Field year selects an editor for the candidate for a one-year organizations are an excellent and a booklet to inform students well. actually make the DI a suffers. way to meet and work with House such new activities as ice newspaper. The . following t~r\11 : of their rights in accordance hockey could be introduced. Not DEBORAH HIRSCH, "daily") can only be seen as With the cooperation of all different people and learn new I candidates submHted Th~ D1 could not reacH with the new Code of Iowa. to mention the good riddance of candidate for a one-year the most positive aspect of the concerned, we can make the thing.s. think this committee can make ments. tenn: paper. It is the function of the DI even better. Springmire in time for him to 2,000 restricted vision seats RUSSELL DAMTOFT, turn in a typewritten I am interestered in jour­ a positive change for the better, which seem to go to students My most important SPI Board to see that this and THOMAS J . DOSTART, nalism as a major and believe and I am committed to seeing it candidate for a one-year qualification as a SPI board all other positive aspects of candidate for a one-year statement, so he was in­ who wish to see only a couple of tenn: terviewed briefly on the that as a member of the SPI grow up good and strong. events during the year. member is interest. As a the paper are maintained and tenn: Board, [ can become more LeONARD KLOFT, can· I am seeking a seat on the junior honors student enhanced and that negative The main reason I wish to be telephone Monday night. This [ feel that by becoming a board of Student Publications, is what he said: acquainted with that field. I didate for donn senator: member of the Student Senate, I majoring in political science­ aspects are considered and elected to the SPI Board stems can also represent other 11 Cambus. Inc.(SPI), for one reason [ am a junior broadcasting can help solve many problems journalism I've watched the remedied where possible and from my previous university students and their ideas and Skeleton Cambus route. alone: an interest in seeing the 01 closely during the past feasible. As a member of SPI involvement as an un­ major. and instigate changes which are DI be a top-qllflity, highly The DI is doing a good job opinions of the daily student i Juring the winter this route ueemed necessary. I have the three years. I've seen both its Board, it is my intention to dergraduate. I was one of two newspaper. 'Noulp pennitthe students to use professional, and financially successes and failures and I'd carry out this function to the student members on both the now. If improvements are background and the willingness sound daily newspaper. I hope needed in the future, I'd like to I have a sincere interest in the 'facilities across campus like to participate in its policy­ best of my capabilities within Financial Aids Committee and the and enjoy working with without having to worry about to do this. My high school career to lend a rational, be a part of tha t. of in student government has making. the limits of the Articles of the Ali-UniverSity Judiciary and for people. Because of the weather, and this skeleton dispassionate, concerned and Beyond classroom jour­ Incorporation and the Bylaws Committee while I was an JULIA STEFFEN, can­ helped prepare me for this experienced voice to the didate for a one-year term: previous experiences as a route might be extended during responsibility. By serving as the nalism, I've had the op­ of SPI. accounting and economics member and leader in the spring and fall when the management of the DI so that portunity to work with the It is important to point out major at Iowa State When I first considered youth advisor to a candidate for we may all benefit from a running for SPI Board I had a organizations, I know that incidence of rape increases. Ihe Iowa House of Represen­ press outside of the university tha t the most basic of these University. I was involved in being involved in student This could J>e a pilot program to good daily newspaper. setting. Lastt/lwruner I served limitations is the fact that the establishing policy for lot of people ask me why. I am t.a tives, I have gained a better I will bring a journalist's already involved in student groups is a learning and ascertain student interest and I: nderstanding of what the as an intern for my U.S. board has the obligation to distributing more than $6 growing activity. economic feasibility. background to the position. Representative. I worked refrain from establishing, or million in student financial government and through this I lloople want and need . After my graduation from have met many different FRED STIEFEL, candidate Increase the lighting around t hope to affect from the in­ closely with the attempting to establish, aid, selecting a new financial for a two-year term: campus and at Cambus stops - college, and before last fall Congressman's press editorial policy to be followed aids director and dealing with types of people with as many ·;:de of the student senate when I entered the ill College different ideas, but one thing There is one reason why 1 provide a safer eriviroriment for .reater participation from the secretary to handle all press­ by the Dr. The only student problems requiring am running for SPI Board, students. of Law, I was a professional related problems. The "editorial" decision to be disciplinary action. As a law has always seemed wrong to .utside. newspapennan in Southern me. Thatis that as we all work and it's simply because I'm 2) Ombudsman. Currently the previous summer, I organized made by SPI Board should student at the VI, I have interested in the functioning of position has been dropped from Virginia. For a year I was a a newsletter for the New Trier in our various organizations come in the fonn of hiring decided to continue such in­ the Dr. the UI. The ombudsman was reporter, photographer, and groups, we sometimes At-Large Democratic Organization, (and firing if necessary) the volvement. The board of For four and a half years geared to. aid students with associate editor, political serving as both reporter and editor and approving of his trustees for the D I was a forget that we all have one columnist, advertising basic goal- to improve life at now I've been reading the 0 I problems in school, editor. staff, but I feel that decision logical choice for me as the every morning, and rve en­ bureaucratic administration There are four candidates salesperson, circulation In the past, the DI has alone should not be based importance of the press in the UI and in the Iowa City running for At-Large seats: Jon manager, layout artist and community as a whole. joyed the experience very and life. The ombudsman neglected many campus solely on the content of the freely and accurately much . I hope that by being a provided a valuablt' service to Brandt. Kimberly Bradley darkroom worker for The Sun, organizations. As a board editorial page. reporting information has I think the DI has a grea t students by easing problems of !Iowa '79). Neal Long (Iowa a progressive weekly SPI Board member maybe I member, I'd be responsive to been impressed on me by both potential for being the channel can make some type of con­ university life - the office was '19). Carol L. Roge (Iowa '19). newspaper in Clarkesville, the needs of these The oversight respon­ the courses I am taking and by that ties the different facets of The following submitted Va. (As you might expect, I tribution to the betterment of a last resort for many organizations to be properly sibilities of SPI Board con­ publishing an article in the iowa City together. By being the paper. statements: also swept out the newsroom centrate basically in the fiscal frustrated s~dents. It should be represented in the Dl. The DI Iowa Law Review. on the SPI Board I think I can I'm also interested in lJIeD I reinstated. _ ' JON BRANDT, candidate for and delivered papers from is, after all, both a URiversity area. To maintain the quality I feel that I can contribute facilitate this goal. I'm willlng At-Large Senator: This Is my time to time, too.) From this because I feel like I kind of 3) Stu<\ent apathy. The and a city newspaper.i. of paper that I feel we have In the talents I have gained from to work toward and be en· "know" the paper. A friend of third year at the Ul. I am experience, I have become the 01, it is imperative that students should be drawn Into working for both law and thusiastic about a position on mine works there on the news the life of the UI more fully . The currenUy pursuing a bachelor familiar with all sides of The policies and decisions the board respond to financial accounting finns during the 'the board. Being a sophomllre of science degree In both newspapering, including the that issue from SPI Bawd staff, and from time to time UI is here to serve and educate needs with great deliberation past two summers to the ,,!III .seeking only a one-Yllar we discuss things in and about politicalacience and economics, problems faced by the news, laffect more than the pages of and foresight. It has come to students, not solely for· its own smooth operation of the Df. I term I will have the time.tel the D 1. Through these I have been involved with Free editorial, business and the D 1. They affect all UJ existence. The information my attention that over the have encountered various 'devote to SPI Board. discussiOns I feel like I'm systems are almost non­ Environment and have held production operations. students. SPI Board can be an past several years, a sub­ problems of a corporate , Above all, I think tn­ varlous in Phi Gamma Familiarity with the important force in the student involved in the paper, existent. These channels of C>ffices stantial quantity of equipment nature which allowed me to )husiasum gets the job dope. I although actually I'm just 111 newspaper business Is one of interest. communication have to be re­ Delta Fraternllf. I am years With your help, I'll do has been purchased in order to acquire the ability to deal I18ve that enthuslasum sud I another one of Its many established and new ones in­ of age and am from Jefferson, my assets; another is an in­ my best to insure it is just update and improve existing effectively with broad *m willing to put it to wotk on readers. Maybe now I can be a stated. Funds are being Iowa. dependent and dlspusionate that. facilities. Even though these financial planning. The skills the SPI Board. SPI Board llJ~mber, too. dispersed without the input of The following are what I feel The Oally lowen-lowe Cltr, Iowt-Tu.day, February U, 1171-P... 1

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Anyone with felt-tips universities. I beUeve lliat lit students now have the cbanc!' correct the sub-par service It has an equal voice Union currently provides. The second Issue /bat I By KITTREDGE CHERRY "Whose fault is that but your believe will be lmporlaJlt \ and BRENDAN LEMON own? You approach it with such studen ts is the propol(j Staff Writers a poor attitude." allocation of additional f'II* "Not true. Blacks did not put ('A'" 01 .-PNQ'U ('",n for student financial aid lliatllt Sex, politics and religion. themselves in the slave position ·Merch.lldl.. Guar.nlNd • WrTJI "",,",I. Iowa Legislature is ~ Conversation's traditional - don 't show your ignorance!" By Fectory Werrenty ...... '" -(t ,0'\' ~ - These additional fund.! taboos cannot be suppressed. "There's no other attitude to ...... -.,...... ---- needed because of the They flourish in Iowa City approach it with. Everything tuition hike, which will bathrooms and study carrels. done on the U of I campus is 5 per cent The most graffiti appears In geared to the whites, while the of studentnhod Schaeffer Hall, East Hall and minorities have to raise hell to financial ald. I feel l1li the men's rooms of Phillips Hall be recognized." Issue could PIIIHi! and the Main Library "I agree and I am white . IC is rtlptprmh,p whether IOIlit (especially second floor), ac· a naive city that prides itseU would be able ~ cording to Pick Collins, foolishly on being so liberal. [conltlmletheir studies at the assistant manager of Custodial Many whites here believe the The third Issue that I Services, which cleans all UI old myths that all blacks have of importance to academic buildings. rhythm and would rather be on will be consiiderationdal "We ten them to get it off and weUare than work. Also they keep it off because if we let it go really believe that all blacks one night, then the next day have sex as a hobby and 'do it' there's an answer or someone's in all sorts of kinky fashions ." gospel of Rick is frequently never found in women's rooms, trying to outdo the first, and "If they believe that about our quoted, as in "For God so loved and the topiC of beauty seldom pretty soon you've got a whole sex lives, then they're the world that he gave us Idi comes up In the men's rooms. wall covered with graffiti," crazy ... We were patterning AmIn. 2 Rick 6:39." "If you want to be beautiful Collins said. after you." Graffiti also proliferates in and equal, forget it," one Take, for example, this Homosexuality is the the form of numbered lists, like beauty discussion began in conversation from an East Hall dominant theme in many these answers to the question, Schaeffer. "I find tha t by The Dilly Iowan/ Janet Owens women's room. restrooms, perhaps because "Oh why did I ever go to working at my own original TIlt bottom noor .1Udy .... of Shleffer Hln: Ie... the word "U of Iowa is one racist, lilly society's outcasts have an medical school?" style of ugliness (no makeup or end the plctur•• white campus!!" equal, if not greater, voice on -To get drugs more easily. sorority clothes) I get much these hidden walls. Graffiti -To find a husband. more respect. If no women are provides a discussion forum for -So I could eat in the hospital beautiful, men will have' to groups that often do not mix: cafeteria. Invent another standard of blacks and whites, gays and Probably the longest inferiority and that will take a straights, radicals and reac· enumerates 65 "Lines I have long time . In the mean time, we tionaries, born·agains and been fed" in Schaeffer's will enjoy the benefits of true atheists. women's room. Some equality." "I really pity anyone so highlights : "What thinking!!!" another misled and deluded (and afraid 6. You are a strange ex· woman responded. "Beauty is of facing life without a crutch) traordinary woman (from a not make·up. You can be so as to believe In such a prof) . gorgeous without it. Your skin primitive, desperate invention 29. Lay for an "A"? can be glowing, hair shiny, as 'god.' He is merely an image 32. How can you intelligently figure stunning, eyes sparkling that has mutated itself discuss it if you've never done if you are intelligent enough to throughout history to suit the It? keep yourself fit without ar­ changing times (and the herd's 42. They say you're a lesbian tiface." neurosis.) Why get so bitter - prove that you're not! Much. graffiti relates to the over man's concepts of an in· 64. Why don't you come over subjects taught in its location. conceivable being?" asked a and watch " Leave it to In the Communications Center, cynic in Schaeffer'S study room . Beaver"? the toilet paper is labeled "Everyone is ready to believe Obscene limericks are "Daily Iowan." in Satan, though! He wrote the popular in Schaeffer's men's book on non-believers," was the room. For example: An aspiring artist tran· In the Navy, a rwenty·two·year·old ensign can run-a reply. There once was an arl buff sformed a hook in the Art division of thirty people. By the time he makes Building into an elephant, to "There is no way we can keep rtamed Snow lieutenant· age 24 or 25· he can have more religion separate from which a budding critic com· in London a fortnight ago managerial experience than most civilians do at thirty. education, for as long as there who is said to ha ve quipped mented, "Learn how to draw!" aile exams, there will be when a flasher unzipped In the English-Philosophy Ask your recruiter about Navy officer programs, or prayers in school," quipped 'Your exhibit's well·hung, sir. Building one can read, "When send your resume to : another. good show.' . asked if she thought universities Lt. Gerry R. Hartzell, 7501 N. University, Suite 201, The Oally Iowan/ JanBt Owens "Jesus saves!" is popular A single poem recurs in stifled writers, Flannery Peoria, IL, 61614, or call collect (309) 671-7310. The undtrpeM btt_ the Union and the prot...... end ...... ~and ... IUCh .. lilt everywhere, occasionally women's rooms throughout O'Connor replied, 'No, [ don 't E/IgIIth·Phllotoph, Building: Danr- thelltrI .... ed Hatter,· who het dttcrtclltd much 01 followed by "Moses invests." Iowa City: think they stifle enough of NAVY OFRCII.IT'S NOT lUST A,., IT'S All ADVIN'IVItL both poIltlcel dlMidtnIa tuCh .. .nlt-Shlh 10Wl City WIth red .IY paint "",bol•• In the Honors House, the I have been thinlling them.' " in my common woman's head Another popular brand of thai a woman is as cammon graffiti is the pun or word game. as a common loaf of bread ECNALG. Yes, that's a back­ Paycheck is more than an image ... And she will rise! ward glance from Schaeffer . A feminist idea was also From the same source comes, By TOM DRURY Teamsters and striking miners expressed at the Mill: "Adam "Time flies like an arrow. Fruit staff Writer and his follow·up single was was a rough draft." flies like a banana." "Me' and the IRS " another Another recurring poem is In a similar spirit is this .. ' analogy (found in several Johnny Paycheck is a country attempt' to catch the anger of dedicated to Anita Bryant. music anomaly -a real ouUaw. Roses are red. women's rooms): "Snow and "the little man." sex are alike. You never know As a junior high dropout Paycheck is 5-foot, &-Inches Violels are lime. enlisted In the Navy about 20 If I'm bisexual how many inches you'll get or in the Student and wears an oversized, gaudy when it's coming." years ago, Paycheck (then black hat as his trademark. He Can I leach parI-lime? Donald Lytle) fractured the Another witticism was found That Bar and the School of plays guitar, frontin~ a band in the Schaeffer bathrooms of Social Work both have adopted Senate/Collegiate tha t specializes in hot in· both sexes - with some the European practice of in· s trumentals to fill in between variations. stalling blackboards to protect Paycheck'~ mix of hits like "To be is to do" (the men their walls. The social work Associations and Music "I'm the Only Hell (My Mama attribute this to Socrates, the blackboard, located In the Ever Raised)"; "Don't Take women, to Sartre) men's room, sports such high· Student Publications, stun of a commanding officer Her (She's All I Got)"; "Sllde "To do is to be" (the men say caliber messages as "Viva and spent two years In jail. Off of Your Satin Sheets," and, Plato, the women say John paternalism," but a recent visit Well, not quite. Those two of course, "Shove It." Stuart Mill) to That Bar's women's room Inc. Elections years were broken up by two The phenomenal success of "Do be, do be, do" (Frank revealed a clean slate, no chalk escapes, two recaptures and that song has ensured Paycheck Sinatra - it's unanimous). and walls covered with 1110 conflnemen ts to maximum a rabid redneck audience, and Some graffiti contains timely messages such as "I love TUESDAY security. his concerts have also tapped political commentary, such as Katherine Hepburn more than Aller years of minor suc· the Jerry Jeff Walker·Waylon "Keep Ian Eaton eatin', " while any woman or beast." cesses on the honky·tonk circult Jennlngs-Willie Nelson crowd of other messages hark back to Sometimes one wonders who FEBRUARY 27 In the South, Paycheck again younger, hipper fans. In his last year ("Send Jepson to writes all these things. A spent Ume in jaU - this time on early years in Nashville, Guyana" "And Clark to woman in Schaeffer Hall has POLLING PLACES a bad check charge resulting Paycheck be~an as a Mrica ") or even to the last the imswer - and a suggested from !he failure of his record songwriter and ". sideman for decade ("Vietnam 'bleeds on.") alternative to bathroom walls. *Phillips Hall 9am·5pm the more jazz.lnfluenced swlng The appearance of Asleep At label in the early '60s, leaving veteran country crooners "CASTRATE RAPISTS" Is "People who write on doors Chemistry/Botany Bldng. 9am - 4pm Paycheck deep in debt. Porter Waggoner, FarQn music exemplified by Asleep's The Wheel with Paycheck scrawled in red in many are frustrated intellectuals with The bad·che ck rap was Young, George Jones and Ray moderately successful Single, should provide an interesting women's rooms. The men's red· a low seU·lmage. If you really Basic Sciences Bldng. 9am - 4pm followed by Paycheck's first Price, and he has a reputation "Ch09 Choo Ch'Boogle" of 1974. contrast - the former'S up­ letter slogan is "Down with the have something important to *Engineering 9am - 4pm real success, an album with ace of giving a very strong, capable The band has entrenched tempo swing and the latter's Shah." say, write 8 letter to the DI, or COUntry producer Billy Sherrill show. ItseU solidly on the ~e of gritty, more traditional Anti-Shah graffiti is abnost any newspaper." *Schaeffer Hall gam - 4pm widespread acceptance by country. caDedDon'( Taite Her. She', All Opening for Paycheck will be ·Fieldhouse 10 am - 6pm developing hap-d-CDre support.in I Gol. Paycheck 's sentence was Asleep At The Wheel, a nine­ Texas and'San Francisco, and Johnny Paycheck and Asleep -Landmark Lobby 10am - 6pm llllpended following the release member groUp tha t is one of the At The Wheel will perform at 0( the album. with regular FM airplay across Law Building 10am-5pm las t a nd one of the better bands the nation. Hancher Thursday night at 8. But hiJ troubles w~ren't over. to play Western Swing - the EPB 10am - 4pm In 1976, Paycheck', hundreds of unique style of mualc pioneered tbouaanda of dollar. in debt, by Bob Wills and the Texas Dental Sciences Bldng. 10am - 2pm fi1ed for bankruptcy. Playboys. PICTURE FRAMING -Collegiate Association Elections at these ''!ben, In October 1m, came In its five-year history, the PRINTS, PHOTOS, CERTIFICATES, CRAFTS the break the grizzled singer locations band has worked out of various REASONABLE PRICES had been looking for, In the locations - West Virginia, the form of a David Allen Coe 1100(1 San FrallClJco Bay Area and QUALITY WORKMANSHIP All students mUlt Ihow current 10 called "Take This Job and Austin, Texas. OVal Matt and Non-Glare Gla.. Avanabla Chris Roberts and reglltratlon. For Information Sbove It." The song, musically Those years have seen an Resident Hall 1IIIlmprelslve, has made evolution of Asleep At The call 337-9210, 353-2728 PaYcheck, In his early 4011, Wheel's music; from Its Student Senate Candidate ....thlng of' a WQrking ClaM original coverll of traditional STILLWELL PAINT STORE hero and a country music star. country songs by Hank 218 E. WUhlngtcin - Next to Altro Th ..ttr Paycheck hall poeed with Williama and Geol'lle Jones to -' Freed Bilandic tries to MAYNARD JACKSON hold Chicago Mayor of Atlanta Ira CmCAGO (UPI) - Chicago of absentee bauot applications M~or Michael A. Bilandic, his on the West Madison Street Skid presents campaign brought to a halt by Row. voter registration cards the death of his mother, headed Issued to Illegal allens, and Monday into a Tuesday primary federal food being distributed in testing his ability to head what return for promises of Bllandlc "American has been called the last of the votes. Public Policy big city machines. Bllandic appeared a sure His opponenis were Jane winner until Chicago was Formation: Byrne, a diminutive and sharp- saddled with a record 7-foot­ tongued Irish woman, and the plus snowfall, much of It the The Haves most snow on Chicago's record vengeance of a 20.S-inch bliz­ books. zard Jan. 13. BUandic's ad- versus the The Democratic mayoral ministration seemed incapable primary Tuesday is rated of getting rid of the sooty drifts. Have-Nots tantamount to election In Chicagoans, sick and tired of Chicago, where a Republican blocked streets and sidewalks, has not been chosen mayor In mass transit that did not work, roughly half a century. and uncollected garbage, began On election eve, Byrne to get mad. mounted charges - standard Byrne, whose candidacy had for Chicago underdogs - of been almost forgotten , seized TONIGHT8pm skulduggery afoot at the polls. the opportunity. In t.IJe week Ballroom, IMU She said she was in touch with before the primary, two polls Free, no tickets required the FBI, which "Is planning conducted by television stations absolutely to look into any showed her ahead and another Th. University Lecture Committee .ponlOr. lectur •• Of broad Inttrllt; reports of fraud ." Cook County poll leaked by Democratic ...11" with "rang.mant. Ind publicity lor Independently funded major State's Attorney Bernard J. party sources indicated the race leclurel, luch II the Ida Bum and Murray 114:1"',,; and co-.ponlOrud· dlUonallectur. of broad Intere.l. United Pr_ Internallonal Carey, a Republican, said three a. ,d:e:ad~he:a~t.~ ____~~~::;:;;;:======:::;:;:;:::::::::;;; Out In Sen Fr-*'O, ..... people wt. do .!mOet ""'Ing, ttl...... wt. haYe to ...t until 2017 for anothar crIICII: .t • near­ Democratic precinct captains I'" group of bipedal bol.. gathencl on the root 01 an ""Ice building to total tcIIpM In 1M northam llellliaphera. In 1M baclctrouncl. Colt had been arrested for INIooma 1M .. per cant lunar occIutlon 01 Old SoL '"- T_ poInta: .Up." threatening to break the legs of BIJOU two women campaigning for an Clouzot's CIA independent aldermanic can­ TM Murderer IIv" didate. It Number 21 Carey predicted "panicky Total .eclipse awes the earthbound (L'Assassin Hablte precinct captains" would lead still e By United PreslI International and good visibility east of the as an energy source, photo­ foolproof viewing, and medical to "much more election law au 21 Cascade range in Oregon and graphed the moon's shadow on experts, despite warning view" viola tions than usual." Henrl·Georges (WAGES OF WASHINGTON ( North America's last total WaShington. the earth from cameras aboard ers of permanent damage to the Byrne and her backers spoke FEAR) Clouzofa IIrat film la an In· Gary Hart, ventlve murder myatery etar~ng Monday a key solar eclipse of IJJe 20th Century In contrast to the eclipses of orbiting satelIltes and dis­ human eye, anticipated of precinct captains directing Pierre (Grand lIIulilon) FreshlY. went off Monday as scien- history which struck fear into patched other instrumented treatment for some who Ignored nursing home patients how to He plaY' • detective who tricks Iran is still 1II11l11Llll-. tifically advertised prlmitiv~ peoples, Monday's aircraft aloft to study the sun's lJJeir warnIngs and suffered eye mark absentee ballots, a surge the murderer to a particular missile activity "awesome" - for those who spectacle was marked by such chromosphere and corona . damage looking into the eclipse boarding. house. Asaumlng the FILM NOIR: THEY LIVE BY NIGHT & GUN CRAZY of verifying a SAL dlllIulee of a minister. he lake. Two ..,IV v."lon. 01 thO Bonn. and Clyd ...Blldtallda 110/,/. Two young toYlft lIa on the M. are available if saw it. events as minor auto accidents At Goldendale, Wash., 130 at the wrong time with the lodging hlmseH and ultimately ThO chOicl II ""_ Idylllc/omanci Ina w.nlon viet"""".bIIt lho ohoIc4 to ul1lm'loty out ~ Thousands of scientists and caused by distracted drivers on miles east of Portland, Ore., naked eye or through improper dlacov"l which one of the other thell h.na'. I. THEY LIVEBV NIGHT . baed on Edwa,d Ana ....,, ·. novol THIEVES LIKEUS.1ht States Is forced to boardera-a magiCian, an ex­ lover. (Ctlhy O·Oonnell. F.uloy G, ...... , he .. an lIdoteocont Intonldy lhel 0111)' dlroc"" Hart, a member amateur viewers flocked to the Los Angeles's freeways and a more than 1,200 scientists, filters. Hic ..... flay con Import 10 I rllm In JOHpn H. L..... n ftlm _ . oJI ....I ItMIMlllty convict. a blind boxer, etc .-is the to_ astronomers, college South of Goldendale, modem BURGER PALACE latdl Ind till protagonll.. I .. 11mpi)' "Gun CrU) Services path of the eclipse, a 170-195 breakfast beer party in Aber­ amateur guilty party. Thla collecllon 01 -In no film ha Ihl Am.lcon mlltll lor youlli. 1;IIon, _ ond cmno '*" to Immtd,,"'r Senate ratification mile wide trail from the mouth deen, S.D. groups and reporters and day Druids were among a Come Inl Characters rlvels the numerous photographers gathered at the crowd estimated at 2,000 p,otrlyed GUN CAm does nol on", much rlftectton 0' ponPOCIIYe. Dut. unl"'. 1/IytII1n9 .... strategic arms of the Columbia River on the In Lewiston, Mont., residents Relax a While! murders In variety. K pull you til lho d'N.... _I "- PIIuI Seh'ldO, Pacific Coast through Idaho, said they could see IJJe ap­ only astronomical observatory galJJered at the Columbia River 7 Mon. I TUft. 8:45 Mondey Ind TutIdIy with Moscow h Montana and North Dakota into proach of the moon's shadow directly in the path of IJJe replica of Stonehenge, tbe Enjoy our Easy America's ability to Canada and on to Greenland. from the nearby snow-covered eclipse. A large black cloud ancient stone structure in the Soviets are The moon's shadow, whUe mountains. The temperature obscured the total eclipse for all England. Four legs of deer, Going Style! part of the deal. blotting out the sun, turned day dropped noticeably as the but a few seconds. knives, fruits and seeds were Conceding that into night for less than three shadow enveloped the town. Television offered the only placed on an altar. 121 Iowa Ave. Wednesday is M.D. night Slates is "a little bit minutes as it moved at 1,700 In many cities across the now on verification, mUes an hour. Those in the path nation where there was only a related to Iran," of the total eclipse suddenly saw partial eclipse, there nonethe­ at the Airliner! reporters he stars along with the planets less was a significant dimming believes "we Mars, Venus, and Mercury. of the morning sunlight as IJJe capability to agreernen t. " "Anyone with the privilege of sun's usual brilliance was Downstairs at Pizza "J'III: seeing a total eclipse will agree muted by the moon. In Lem­ Come Join Us! He said the tllUII1Wq it's the most awesome thing mon, S.D., residents described Villa Playing Folk & - Dixie land Band! 9 - midnight! they'll ever see flat-footed on the nearly total eclipse as Mellow Rock this planet," said Dr. Russell looking like sunset on the 5S. Dubuque - Prizes, t-shirts! Maag of Missouri Western State prairie. 338·7881 College, chairman of the Wolves in the Washington - $1 cover charge goes toward M.D.! Eclipse Expedition Committee Park Zoo in downtown Port­ i - Those wearing '79 MD t-shirts will get in free of the Astronomical League that land, Ore., largest city in the worked nearly two years path of darkness, paced nerv­ Susan Jones ~ - Live cover from KRNA! arranging for lKI observation ously as darkness began, then sites for the eclipse. laid their ears back in sub­ COLU BREW . Have fun pitchin' in against M.D.! See you there! There were so many private, mlsslvness during the moments 'Mark Johnson ~ sponsored by Panhellenic and I.F.C. I scientific and commercial of total eclipse. Wed. Feb. 28 & Thurs. March 1 planes flying alxWe the cloud Crows began to flock to WOOD layer that covered much of the nesting places, birds in flight 9 - 1 25¢ Cover 6S. Dubu ue Northwest to view the spectacle were confused, ducks quacked. that the Federal Aviation Confused chickens laid eggs Administration reported during the period of darkness. lengthy delays in takeoffs and For those who missed this WINTER CONCERT landings from Seattle and century's last blackout of the THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Spokane airports. lIun on IJJe North American ENDS THURS: 7:30-9:30 Nevertheless, the skies were continent, the next one won't be clearer over much of the North­ along until 2017, although SYMPHONY BAND west than had been expected, Hawaii gets one in 1991. Frank Piersol, conductor and many cities and towns had Scientists sent rockets into a spectacular view of the the upper atmosphere during eclipse. There was perfect the eclipse to attempt to find a Symphony No.3 for Band Vittorio Giannini viewing weather in Montana way to harness hydrogen fusion Concerto for Saxophone IngolfDahl LAWRENCE GWOZDZ, soloist 11~ld II ill Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett "DOUBLE-UP!" · ENDS WED. THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA DANCE COMPANY Shows 1:30 4:00-6:30-9:00 AN IOWA CITY TRADlnON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 8:00 P.M. HANCHER AUDITORIUM THE FIELD HOUSE No TIckets Necessary 1 ,

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j ENOS WED. 7:00-9:00 Memorlel de un M by Henrik Ibsen WALT DISNEY Produc:tl_' Revolution , will be ah , Model UN will m 41i5 lor addltlonallnl TIle ArtllI In "'-'II 8:00 pm March 9,10,14-17 p.m. In E1DII, Art Bull MOD. & Tues.: No Cover .~ 0..,....,. Anonrt 3:00 pm March 11 HOUle, 120 N. Oubuqu ~ Price draft beer, bar liquor" wiDe Arta Non ContonM au , 1 I Thursday Judith Eastburn, will I TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE Checkered SPiel. FREE BEER 9-10: 30 NOW SHOWING ' ~ HOIIIIIga tv • 101 AT HANCHER BOX OFFICE Sunday, March 18, 7:30 PM 353-6255 and metel. by Bonnlt l Hallow.. n UNIVERSITY OF IOWA FIELDHOUSE the Eve Drewelowa Ga' , 7:30 pm - 2 am lues - Sat (Iowa City, Iowa) VoIuntMr. SEASON TICKET HOLDERS -- AltedA Tickets: $8.50/$7.50 Reserved $6.50 General Admission U"'.... W., I. look 223 East Washington No PerIOll.1 Check, r.,Id.nt 01 a e.re oen' , 1:30-3:30-S:30 For best selection of seats, please ex­ 7:30-9:30 8ur ..u al 338·7825. Iowa City Ticket, on ..Ie at IMU Box OHlce, 11:00 am-3:00 pm Ind CooP Tlpel & IIem If 1M V.. , I, change your tickets as soon as possible. Pte ... note: Drinking or Smoking II not permlned In I~. fltldho ..... tivltl .. Centar, Union, LINK la looking lor Tagalog wtth KIttY. C. HELP WANTED I Freed by Khomeini's order J JACKSON ACADEMIC ADVISORS 01 Classifieds 111 Communications Center Twelve ~.demlc .dYlIO... (l1-month, half·lime, professional ,taff .ppolat' menls at ~,500) to serve In the Un- Iran releases American dergraduale AdvIsing Center. QuaUfiC., ;,------tlonl : MISCELLANEOUS I There Ir. over ,ill million ROOMMATE TEHRAN (UPI) - Western town QBsr JaU on charges of groups have protested the who was reported to have • An under,raduate de,ree or mort women of vot j n II tlploPllts said Monday night an "misappropriating national secret trials of the shah's escaped the country, The equiv.lenl combination of education A.Z .aga thin there are mtn. WANTED and experience Is requ1red. . ' .r _ • American and three Brltona funds." Two other Britons supporters. Both groups and Khomeinl government an· • An adva~ derree (or substanllal DOUBLE bed frallll! , complete, m. 3S7. WHO DOES IT:I SHARE boule, IIOIIII'IIOtIer, IUblet, .. arrested by AyatoUah RuhoUah Brrested with them and who newspapers called for public nounced Sunday it was setting progresa toward an advanced degree) 2336 or 356-UIII'7 . U l pllll IlUUtlei. 337-5615. W Khomelnl's miUtlamen In the have Iranian wives were trials by "people's courts." up commando hunt squads to Is highly desirable. southwest desert oU fields had allowed to leave the country There still was no \Yord on the seek out and return such • Some esperlenee In undergradlllle BlC VI mil. 125 w.lta. Boli_ speakers aLACK" wblte Pl'OCHlInc and prinS", SHARE two-bedroom apartmeDt wltb been Monday on a regularly sche· advising Is hlably desirable. Model 64 max. 100 walta. Botb f3OO/palr. S5rnm and all 120 roll 111m Illes Randy' male, '142.50 phil uUlIlIea. cor1*' CUa­ released and were on their whereabouts of former Prime "criminals" as Bakhtiar and • Some experience in collece leachtnc ProjecU receiver 75 walta . Tecbnlcs S38-7488 . H3 ton and Market. 151-4112. 1-2 .ay back to Tehran. duled British filght. Minister Shahpour Bakhtlar. ,Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. al the undergraduate level Is 8L2000tumlable.~3'/. 1-Z7 ___. ______1 Western diplomats who had Iranian newspapers reported desirable. . SEWING. Weddln, ,ownl and COZV, ctote- In two bedroom boaN, been seeking to trace the fate of that a revolutionary firing · Some familiarity with undel1raduate YAMAHA CA-810 Inte ....ted amp, one bridesmaid's dl'elHl, len yean' es. own room, '13'/.50 plus. 337.... 1-2 education at the Unlverolty of Iowa Is year old. t335 or besloffer. Au for Jerry perlence. S3I-0446. RAPE CIU!IS lJNE the American and three Britons squad In Tehran had s~ot the DI CLASSIFIEDS desIrable. al~ . ,.. ~_------said they had been released on 10th man to be sentenced to Application fonns are avaUabie althe VlVITAR 28rnm flU lena , m. 4tmm A~TERlNG AND MENDING wanted...... Kbomelnl 's personal order. death by a secret revolutionary Undergraduate Advising Center, Burae filters. FL-W, ~. Cross'lICreen, $3. 3:1a- DIAI3S7.7796. 3-18 ONE or two roommates to lllare ODe '!bey had earlier expressed court. They Identified him as ~.. ~ Hall, 353-4545 . 4782 after 8. 2,28 CHtPPER'S TaUor Shop, lte~ E. ~,,!newl~.partmal fears that revolutionaries were Mohammed Hosseln Naderi and EDITORIAL assislance needed, wort FOR' sale: Akal reel to reel and PIoneer Washington St. DIJII3SH22». 3-231 In Umvenlly Hel&bll area, m moDtbIy making random arrests of the said he was a "SA VAK secret study preferred, 15-20 houn/week, f4 SX-lI28 receiver. Price negoUable. Call ~ , fortwoor,l50moallllyforODe •• ... hour. Cau Barbara Moore at Unlverolly S38-23lI5 2.Z7 STORAGE.sroRAGE 6806 . U dwindling band of foreigners in police torturer" from Isfahan. The American Coli... .. T"IIIII PrOlram (ACT) Is currently School. !53·51199. . 3-2 ' Mlni·warehouse unlll · All Ilzes. SHARE spacious old home, own room. Iran. The revolutionary court has ::-:-::-=-.,--:--..,------1 BEST BUY IN TOWN· 811 plecel Monthly rales a.low as '15 per month. U hu-. yard. Em.", 1t1.2214. 2.17 accepting applications for temporary clerical work. PART·lime hollleiteeplng, shopping, car I Store All dlJll337-S501 3-l5" .... - The revolutionary radio said sentenced eight generals to necessary, flexible hours. 354-7~ . 3-2 bedroom set with bookcase headboard, ' . No experience necessary SHARE I_bi!droom apartment, tJJ5 • Monday that "four Americans" Tehran rooftop execulons and a Day and evening shilts available - - -'--______1maPl~ or W:lnul finiab, ,15e. Goddard's GOLDSMITH. Jeweler: Individually had been arrested whUe trying BARTENDERS AND Fuml ure, est Uberty. 3-22. designed and commissioned work. month plWl utlUtles, on bulline. Ready police captain accused of Full or part lime hours arranged for immediate occupancy. ,.,1382. 2-1 to escape . But apparently the slartlng a fire in Abadan's Rex COCKTAIL SERVERS JI60 24110 turntable, minI. _. Gibson Wedding rings, conlemporary necklaces , Work conSists of performing various clerical tasks associated Top pay . flexible hours. Cali 351-9514 bet· EBO bass guitar, '175. Yasblca DI6 211. braceleta. B. Nllausen, 35l·1747. U FEMALE: Per!tacrest G.rdens; Ihrft broadcast referred to American movlehouse last Aug. 19 in ween 4 and 8 pm for an appointment. Reel tape!! . cheap. 354-4503 . businessman John Cassiba and which several hundred persons with the processing of student applications for Financial Ald. 3~ camera,~. bedrooms; 1ItI.87/lTlOIIth; beat, water Apply: Personnel Depar1ment WORK STUDY needed to perform ______2_.28 ALTERATIONS WANTED paid; share with three othen. 331-3858. three Britons who vanished In 351~11I6, even\",•. died. The Amari can College Testing Program 2-1 the southwest desert outlelds. Several newspapers and the general oIfice duties Includin, Ie rolling. USED leu lea reuonably 4-10 2201 Nor1h Dodge Street. Box 168 checki", library books OUI, elc. Twenly v ~ c ners, TWO-three females share u.n.rOlll' Two other Britons also were hours of arranged work per week . Call priced. Brandy, Vacuwn. 351-1453. 4-13 --11I-E-P-L-EXI-G-W--S-TO- RE-- right·wing Mujahideen and the Iowa City. Iowa 52243 bedroom, available Immediately, .. being held in Tehran's down· Marxist Fedayeen guerrilla 353-5140. $3 hourly. 2-27 STEREO equipmenl· Low priCei on aU Custom fabrlcalion for medical location. M$.58'/9after 5 pm. 2-27 Interview hours are 9:00 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday. top brand hJ·1I componenls. For more in· research. home and bull_. Plexi,las ACT Is an Equal Opportunity Employar MIF fonnallon and price quotes call Randy, aheets. rod, tublnl. Unique gifts. The SHARE two bedroom, flrllllbed. IIr, 353-2528. H Un·Frame picture frame , Do·lt· washer. dryer, avaUable lmmedlatelJ. . SCHOOL YOW'1elf.PLEXlFORMS 1018'n Gilbert 354-7974. ,.. CIA post in Iran /MIREE rooms new furniture, $229.116. Courl. SSI.a39ll. 3-lS .Goddard's Furniture, Wesl Llberly. We ------.- ­ MALE studenl share three bedroom, 011 BUS DRIVERS 'deliver fowa City. Open lo-e ; Salurday, MIKE'S Odd Jobs· No job too odd. bus line. walher, dryer. 35H488. 3-2 9-4; Sunday, 1-4. 627·2915 . 1-28 Reasonable estimales. 338-9104. 2·27 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Part·tlme Work FEMALE to share with lime· Five. 7·8:30 am; 2:45-4:15 pm BIRTHDAY/ ANNIVERSARY MUST sell two Pioneer speakers, minutes from IUncher. 011 bill 1iDe. still eyes Soviets Chauffer's license required GIFTS country side atmosphere. Fumilhed. Pioneer automaUc tumlable, Maranlz Artist's portraits: Charcoal, ,15; pastel, FULL TIME we will train 2275 receiver, $575. 354-3610. 3-8 own bedroom, $100 pllll utiUdes. 354-2ll17 WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. be accomplished through air· $30; oil. $100 and up . SSIU. 4·2 or J~2283 . S-7 Eamlngs to $300 Gary Hart, O·Colo., said craft and ground sites in REALISTIC STA·76slereo receIver, e.· a month plus bonus FEMALE roommate wanled, own room, Monday a key CIA spy post In another country, which he cellent, $811 or best olfer. 338-9032. 3-7 apply al AUTOS FOREIGN nice furnishings, dlsbwisber, ct_ tAl Iran is still monitoring Soviet decUned to name. LUNCH CASHIER NEW swivel rockers from $79 to . , ______1 campus, $111. 337-3240 or SSI-M65. 2-. missile activity but other means IOWACIlY Living room sels from ,12910 M5. Chest 11IINK spring ! 1m MGB, good condJ. SHARE t_bedroom tAlwnbouse witll of verifying a SALT agreement Whatever arrangements are of drawer, $39 . Hide-a·beds, $lee. 1'. toni lion low milea,e must sell Call 338. one other, half block from bus. Half renl, available if the United made, Hart said, the United Apply in person between 2-4 pm COACH oak bedroom luile. save $400. Goddard'J, 13S6: ' . 3.5 ulilities. Grad student or equivalent are Furniture, West Liberly, lourteen miles preferred. 35404272. S-7 States is forced to dismantle it. States in the next few years COMPANY, INC east of Mall on 6. 3-22 1M? VW with luacage rack, AM/FM . Hart, a member of the Armed should have new spy satellite Monday through Friday at the recentiy overhauled, needs little work . MATURE female 10 share Ihree· Services Committee, said equipment that could function Hiway 1 West $500. red tille. Good transportation. !138- bedroom house, own room. llreplace. 1630. 3-5 well-kept. air. on three bWJ lines. block Senate ratification of any new better than ground sta tlons in TYPING from campus , $170 rnoolllly. 3S7-38S1 strategic anns limitation treaty picking up radio signals be· -:----:------OPEL GT. 1973 , 30 mpg. already classic,' early morning or tate night. 1-. IOWA RIVER POWER COMPANY LAKae's Typing Service : Pica or Ellie. nice. 338-8882 , evenings. 2·27 - Mol1lcYV Ind Tulldly with Moscow hinges on cause they would not be as The Dilly IOWI" needs Elperiel1Cl!dandreasonable. CaU626- c-=-..,-:--:-- -:'---:----; FEMALE nonsmoker in bouse of four, America's ability to verify that vulnerable. .n ....I opportunity Itnployer carriers for the following 6369. 2-13 ¥W, 1969, Inspecled. new brakes and own room, laundry. uUIlUes paid, snows . EvenIngs. JoAnn . 351·2216. Davenport St. $90. Call 351-2974 . %•• the Soviets are keeping their areas: TYPING · Carbon ribbon eleclrlc, part of the dea 1. Before Shah Mohammed ediling. experienced. Dial 338-4647 . s.9 1173 VW Bug, Excenent condilion. well ROOMMATE. Three bedroom .part. • Carriage HIli, W. Benton mainlalned. rebuill engine; new muf· menl, six blocks Irom campus, ,UII Conceding that the United Reza Pahlavi's pro-American To place Jour cl... l1Itd ad In the DI government fell, there were • Beldon. McClean . Ridgeland. Ellis. N JERRY' Nyall Typing Service ·IBM lIer. battery. snows. No rust, inspected. monthly plus electrlclly. 338-4719. 3-1 States is "a little bit in a trough The Daily Iowan corne to room 111 . Communications Riverside Dr, River Pica or EUIe . Phone 351-47911. 3-23 337-7044. 3·2 night about seven U.S. mOnitoring Center. corner Of College & Madison. now on verification, somewhat • 3rd · 6th Aves. 7th SI . CoralYllle FREE ENVIRONMENT TYPING :::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::== ROOMMATE to share three bedroom related to [ran," Hart told posts in [ran, two of them 11 am Is the deadline for placIng and apartmenl, own room. close to campus. cancelling classlfieds. HourI: 8 8m· 5 • Weslgate, Keswick Dr .. Whealon' SERVICE · Resumes , papers. Activllies dishwasher, laundry. paid heating. ,lIl. , operated by the CIA to keep ______AUTO SERVICE 338-2394. 3-l reporters he nevertheless RIDE·RIDER pm . Monday thru Thursday: 8 am· 4 • S. Clinton, S. Dubuque, S. Center, IMU. 353·3888. 4-3 • believes " we ha ve the watch over Soviet missile tests pm on Friday . Open durIng the noon Gilbert, Prentiss, S. Linn hour. TYPING: Former secretary. thesis ex· IF you are looking lor quality work and BIG room. own balh . unfurnished capability to verify this and make sure they were not perience, wanlilyping at home . 844· lair prices. cali Leonard Krotz. Solon, cheating on the first SALT RIDE needed 10 Kirkwood Community MINIMUM AD 10 WORDS • Louise, Bradford, Arthur, Coronet Apartment. Karen, 356-2243. 331- agreement. " College. Monday through Friday, round No refund. If cancelltd Muscatine. Towncrest 225__ 9_ . ______3.7 Iowa. for repairs on all models of 5829. 2-27 agreement. . Volkswagens. Dial 6«-3661 . days or 644- He said the monitoring could trip. 7 30 am-4 :30 pm $10 per week . CaU 10 wds . • 3 days· $3.40 • Gilbert, Brown, Ronalds, N. Van LaRae'. Typing Service : Pica or Elile. 3666. evenings. 3.16 354-4894. 3~ 10 wds .• 5 days· $3.80 Buren Church Experienced and reasonable. Call 626- 10 wds. - 10 days· 54.80 by Garry Trudeau • E . ' Falrc' hil d, Church, Reno. -6369____. - ____4-2_ APARTMENTS DOONESBURY NEED ride. New York Clly. Boston, spr· DI Ciliaitieda Brln" R.... "at Brown N Johnson N Dodge THESIS experience· Fonner university ing break Will help with gas. driving. I , . ,. . secrelary. IBM Correcting Seleclric II. ______AUTOS DOMESTIC_ FOR RENT Call Tony, 353~141. 2·27 • E. College. S. Summit. E. 338-8996. 3-15 ------WaShington 1170 Cutlass. loaded , casselte, FM. cb, EFFICIENCY sublease Immedlalely. PERSONALS • Grant Rundell Maple Oakland IBM correcting Seleclric . Experienced mags. 337·9216 . leave message. 2·28 Furnished, close to campus. 354-2tl1 or free TRAVEL Ave' .• the.ls. manuscripts. resumes, papers. 1t'l3 Capri V~ . automalic. air, AM/FM. 337-7818. 3-S FRUSTRATED I We Isten - CriSis Cenl r Routes average ." ~r, "~. 'No ~ .~I96~ . - :,:iIenl condJlion, $1 .1160. 351·5«1, 35~~ MODERN o.... bedroom near Unlverslly 351~14O (2f hours) weekends. No collections. Call EFFICIENT, professional Iyping for I Hospital; '185. heal. water Included. 338- LOW COST 112\', E. Washington the 01 Clrculallon Dept. 353. theses. manuscripts. etc. IBM Selectric 1978 Flesla, New condition. 3.500 miles 2119 or 337-9900. 3-6 TRAVEL TO II om·2 am 6203 or 354.2499 or IBM Memory lautomaUc Iypewrlter) left on warranty. 35 mpg, front wheel $200 . FIreplace, bills paid. close In, low 3·15 ______. _____ gives you first lime originals for drive. dependable. Muslsell . Afler5 pm. deposit, Renlal DIrectory, 33$.7W1. ISRAEL. SH resumes and cover leUers. Copy Cenler. 338-5005. DeMis. 1-27 511 IOWA AVENUE 2.27 Toll Fr~ 800-223·7676. 9am~pm NY W IATS n:. Sixteen hour workShop by D~::S MOINES REGISTER too. 338·8800. 3~ ------=-==----c,..--::-::--,..--::- lime ataru ""ashi at The Clearing. March eed . f 11 1t'l8 Cullass, air; power brakes, sleer· SUMMER sublet . Fall option· Three 2.3.4. Regisler: 337·54U5. 2·28 n s carraers or the [0 owmg areas: EXPERIENCED Iypl·••. Cedar Rapids. I I '1 ood h . '<1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I Musesl Ine ·lsl Ayeo area, $tOO '$1,<0 . Marion sludents. IBM.... Correclin. Sel..,. 1476ng: ow mles; g 5 ape. pnce. 227"". bedroomClarkapartment;unfumlshed; I PREGNANCY screening and counsel· Burlington·Dodge area. '165. Coralville tric.377.9184. • 3-2 . . air; dishwasher ; carpel; laundry, park· CHILD CARE ing Emma Goldman Clinic for women, area, $150 . Oakcresl area. U50. 1978 Chevetle 4,door . 11 .000 mUes, ing : near downtown. Cambus. m· T ______::II~ura . Palm and card rea::.: g:1~::':e:.~80~:~I~~ :ka:~i~~~~ PETS ' : .150. 353.7036. days ; 354-2359. niabts 2· :ILABLE March I. Three bed:m, ALICE'S Daycare Cooperative bas lull Advice on all problems. Phone 351. 10 I.,., hours dally . Profils are for a four , bath'll. full basement. dlshwalher. en- time openings lor children 3·5 years old. 9662. H week perind . Prolils figure between ROFESSIONAL d I 0 closed pallo : two parki", spaces, one Debbie , 353-6714, 337-4153. 3-5 __~, ______$:1 .75 and $4 an hour. Call Jonl . Bill or I' . .og ~room ng • H USE FOR SALE covered ; pel!, children OK; on bus Une. HVPNOSIS for Weight Reduction , Dan, 337-2289 ; 338-3865 . 4-3 ,:&PPles. killens. tropical fiSh , pel sup- $355 . Joni 354-3S88 or 337.2289 1.5. S-I BABY slllIng wanled III my borne, have Smoking. Improved Memory. Self Hyp- .. phes. Brenneman Seed Store. l500 lsI •. openings for two full lime. HoI lunches. nosis. 351-4845 . FI ..ible Hours. 3.19 SECRETARIAL Job aV~llable : 12-15 Avenue South. 33U501. 2-19 CONDOMINIUM, frYe rooms. $35 .Il00 or $180 bargain . One bedroom carpeled. no Longfellow School Dislrlct. 351-1005 . 3-5 hours/week. $:I/hour. FleXible schedule. . . ' $224 monthly . 338-4070 7 pm-8 pm. 3·9 deposil or lease Rental Directory 338- IIAUNrED BOOKSHOP. Open Tuesday work study only. Call : 338-0161, 354-7356 FULL blooded Insh Seller puppies. won- ' 79'Il ' , BOLEO Childcare Cooperallve has open' through Friday. 4-8 pm and Saturday. 12. or 338-9532. 2·za derful hunters/pets. $25. 679-2558. 4·12 . 511 IOWA AVENUE 2.27 IngsHours for of childrenoperation Iwo7 30 years am.INO and amup . 5 pm. 227S . J 0h nSOn SI .. 337 . 2996 . 316. RN . LPN FEMALE PUPPIES, FREE HOUSE FOR RENT THREE bedroom apartment, unfur. Monday.Friday. Call Maureen at353. 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• p ..e I-The De_, 10w,,-Iow. C"" Io ..-T ..... ', FeIInIe" 27.1171 Hawkeye wrestlers .peak The Catholic Student Center 104 East JeffersOn for NCAA championships Mass Schedule for By DOUG BEAN 6, before his 8-1 loss to Causey. Staff Writer Fitzerald elllted early from the competition Ash Wednesday when he was defeated in the preliminary rounds Dan Gable's Hawkeyes couldn't have picked a by Illinois' Rick Johnson, 9-7. Jolmson proceeded Til better time to peak than in the finals of the Big to lose his next match and Filzerald was 11:30 and 4:30 Ten wrestling championships. The timing wall eliminated uoon Jolmson's second lose. perfect, as Iowa pulled off several championship Although Wisconsin had more third· and in the Lower Hall upsets to carry them past a tough Wisconsin fourth-place finishers than the Hawkeyes, Coach team over the weekend at the Field House. Duane Kleven admits the Badgers didn't fair so 6:45 pm Communal Penance Vol. 111 No. "It's good to peak for a tourney In the finals. well In the finals. They'll be ready for nationals when they come "I felt we had to win two or the three matches and around," Gable said. in the finals against 'them (Iowa), but we dldn ~t The Hawkeyes quaUfled eight wrestlers for the win any. There's no doubt Iowa wrestled well," Distribution of Ashes NCAA Championships March 8-10 In Ames. Kleven said. "To say they're anything less than Conference runner-up and second-ranked Big Ten champions would be false." 7:30 pm Sirituality Seminar Wisconsin will wlecome all ten wrestlers to the Kleven added that the partisan Iowa crowd of Bri national tourney while host Iowa State also sends 6,215 for the final round of action aided the eight qualifiers. Hawkeyes' success. Iowa's only casaultles in the Big Ten meet was "I think it helps them. It's a great group of fans Lenny Zalesky at 134 pounds and 19~pounder and they really help them. They should be Dave Filzerald. commended for their support of the team," Zalesky was in a fight for the consolation Kleven added. AUentlon: All Artlete • championship and an NCAA qualifying spot, but Meanwhile in Ames, Iowa Slale claimed the C raftlperlonl "n's nice," was his bid was cut short by filinois' Juan Causey In Big Eight tournament crown over the weekend to could say or his the consolation semifinals. The Iowa sophomore match the Hawkeyes' eight national qualifierll. candidate Marc lost his first match Friday night to No. 3 seed The Cyclones received five champions in Don Thieve.' Market I Uberal Arts Student Dave Goodspeed of Wisconsin, 8-7. Zalesky led Finnegan (U8), Mike Land (134), Kelly Ward presidenct. the ma tch through the final seconds before (lS8) , Dave Powell (167) and Tom Walden IMU-UPB Fin. Art. Council Casper delea ted Goodspeed scored a takedown to pull out the (Hwt.). April 21 & 22, Sat. & Sun disqualified Monday victory. The third-ranked Cyclones also pushed Dave LASA ElecUon The 134·pounder then moved in to the con­ Brown, Dave Allen and Mike Mann through to Ouldelln": turned in his petition solations and beat Michigan'S M.E. Pearson, 19- national competition with consolation victories. -Jurled Show -Original Works a candidate. The The Deily Iowan/James Dodson 58-19 alter a low Requirement,: eJection. To the victor goes the spoils NCAA bids await -Completed enlry lorm Casper's running -3 01 slldas work .won the vlCt! prleslclenc:~ 'ow. Coach D.n Oab,. I. len, • Mlp/ng "'nd DDlng Ih. htmDra IDr Ih. H."k.y.. J. -Sell·addressed, stamped envelope after a close race Itt... receiving the IChooI'l IllIth conaecu1l.,. he.",welllht conlolltlon chlmplon John Dodllne: postmarked by March 9. FM: to be paid upon Michael. Michael champlOlhlp trophy of the Big Ten w,..lIlng 8owllll, and 177-pound 1111'" Bud p.lmer. Spartans in driver's seat acceptance. Ulatudents S, 0, nonstudents $20 mate, but according champloMhlpa. ENTRY FORM candida tes ru n By Uniled Press Internationa' ever and we could send more would have to defeat intra""tate qualified for the The Big Ten's tie-breaking than two if the rules allowed." rival Indiana Thursday and Name ______,Ulstudant? _ "I didn't realize It activities in full swing regulations for determining the If the committee chooses two Ohio State Saturday at home alight race, " Walton 1M league's representative to the teams, defending titlist Michi­ and hope Michigan State, Iowa Address Nonstudent _ challenge will be to By HElDi MCNEIL pins for three games, Psi Sigma Delta. NCAA tournament favors de­ gan Slate would appear to be in and Ohio State lose their other CIIY _____-'>S late& Zip ____ terested In student Staff Writer Omega compiled the highest Championship matches are fending champion Michigan the best shape for qualifying games. Medle ______Sometime within score in gra bbing the top slated for March 20 with the State. again. For all practical purposes, Casper and Walton With the satisfaction of a playoff berth. first .and second place winners Michigan State, Iowa and The first tie-breaker under Purdue ca.nnot afford a tie with Send application and/or all Inquiries to: ci office, Casper strike and the frustration of a receiving individual trophies. Ohio State are all tied with the the league rules says the con· either Iowa or MSU because the Thin.. ' Markel/Fine Artl Council, low. MemorIII Un- Walton, feel much of gptter ball, playofts for .the Also advancing into final There's never a dull moment league lead at 12-4, one game ference will be represented in BoUennakers' overall mark is 1on, IoWI Clty,IA 522.2 they take office will men 's Intramural bowhng competition are: Alpha Kappa elsewhere on the 1M scene as better than Purdue's 11-5. the Mideast Regional by the inferior. Purdue could get the peer ~dvislng DrQjfraln~ tourney begin \oday at the IMU Kappa, Tau Kappa Epsilon, the co-ed bowling tourney takes There is a provision for a post· team with the best record in NCAA nod if it ties with Ohio liThe peer advising bowling alleys. I Delta Upsilon, Phi Gamma place at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at season playoff, not used since head-to-bead competiton. State as long as Michigan State be a major Issue with Sixteen four-man teams have Delta, Daum 3, Pinbusters, Pi the IMU bowling alley~. 1968, to determine the league's The Spartans defeated Iowa, and Iowa are not involved. Casper saId. "It will survived preliminary com­ Kappa Alpha, M-Hawks, Basketball playoffs take representative. Ironically, the 83-72 and 60-57, and Ohio State, The l~gue is one of the few to help 10 all the students petition from a field of 3~ for Gutterballers II, Rienow Fifths, shape as the men go into action playoff was between Iowa and 84·79 and 73-57. send two teams to the NCAA classes In the Liberal playoff berths. Based on points Big Deal, Mudville, Scooters March 5 with the women and co­ Ohio State, two of the teams If Michigan State should be every year since the prohibition Fifteen LASA earned by games won and total Squad, Seagrams 7 and Delta ed teams on March 7. Final now tied for the lead with the upset in its (inal two games at againSt only one representative sought re-election aU showdowns are scheduled for Spartans. (The Buckeyes won Wisconsin and Minnesota and was lifted in 1975. The first year, for the 1979 term. March 20 on the varsity court of ~I to advance to the NCAA at the Hawks and Buckeyes tie, two teams, Indiana and Leadership Training Blessum, Jim <140""", Boxing officials questioned the Field House . a time there was only one team the firs t tie-breaker would not Michigan, played for the NCAA Brenda Jenkin, Playoff schedules for Sheila Hood, LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Saturday without making a ring selected from each conference.) apply because the . two teams title with the Hoosiers winning. Workshop respective sections are However, that would only be split their series. "But that can't happen again, Bernard, Terry Nevada boxing officials ques­ appearance. Rossman sided available at the 1M office Philip Sachs, Da vld tioned Monday why "neutral" with the Nevada State Athletic used if the NCAA were to take But the Hawkeyes would be because we now have rules that sponsored by the Office of Student Activities (Room lll, Field House) . only one team from the league, the NCAA representative be­ can have two teams [rom the Traut and Robert Joy. officials demanded by the Commission in the dispute and Men's, women's and co-ed and the Student Activities Board There are 10 vacant World Boxing Association in the said Nevada "had the right to and that is not likely consider· cause they' have a better win· same league playing one racquetball doubles, men's ing the strength of the con­ ning percentage in all games. If another in the regional, and Congress. Students Mike Rossman·Victor Galindez use their own officials." table tennis and women 's openings. non-fight all .were from Latin Tennison said Monday the ference this season. both teams won both of their certainly before a title game," WHEN: Friday March 2, 7:00 - 10:00 pm badmin ton singles also continue "I think It is a foregone games - Iowa hosts Michigan Duke said. countries. I Nevada commission might Saturday March 3, 9:00 am - 9:00 pm in heated matchups. conclusion we will send two and Northwestern while Ohio the Big Ten rePresentative "Frankly, I couldn't under­ agree to take a Rossman­ The battles at the volleyball stand them sending three Latin Galindez Ught heaVyweight title teams, II said Commissioner State visils Wisconsin and will be \lwarded a first-round WHERE: Wesley House nets begin March 11 with entry Wayne Duke, who also heads Purdue - Iowa would have a 21· bye becaUse the conference has or South American officials in fight again, "but on our con­ deadline set for 5 p.m. Thur­ here. My question, among ditions" and with stiffer bonds . the NCAA selection committee 6 mark to 19-8 for the Buckeyes. the third-best record of any TOPICS: Personal Growth, Organizational sday. Interested men's, which meets next Sunday to Purdue needs help from league in NCAA action during '81 national many, is why didn't the WBA Promoter Bob Arum of Top women's and co-ed teams must Evaluation, Membership Training pick officials from other parts Rank Inc. indicated earlier he determine the tournament field. second division teams to, the past five years (17-8 for a sign up in the lM office before "We're having the best year salvage a tie. The Boilermakers .680 percentage).. and Development WASlfiNGTON (UP., of the world if they really would try for a second this time. of early brave talk wanted neutral officials - like Rossman-Galindez rematch The race conlinues in the Spedal Features: Wine and Cheese Party federal government from Canada, England, Aus­ sometime in April. Arum said Schlitz 1M olympic po in t Spedal showing of "The income, the tralia or Europe," said Roy he would annOU/lce the site in a struggle with one more event A&wciatlon Tuesday few days and left the door open Tennison, executive director of added to the total after the Point" with President Carter', the Nevada State Athletic for another promotion in Las men's and women's track meet. COST: $5.00 to cover Saturday lunch and the budget by 1981. Commission. Vegas. With basketball and bowling Calilornla Gov. Rossman, the "Jewish Tennison asked the Nevada remaining, Delta Sigma Delta dinner and others who Bomber", and Galindez, the Attorney General's office has taken control With 257 1A! warning the former light heavyweight Monday to research the law to points. Previous leader, Tau PARTICIPATION IS UMITED! that a champion, never met for a determine whether the state Kappa Epsilon, slipped into CALL NOW TO REGISTER! requiring balanced athletic commission could seek rematch Saturday because of a second with 223 as Alpha Kappa in the offing passed up dispute over fight official rules an injunction blocking a WBA Kappa trails (204) . Spectrum Office of Student Activities 353-3116 press the Issue at the which pitted the Nevada State light heavyweight title replay of (1971~) and M-Hawks (190) the governors' I'onlrerenl Athletic Commission against the Rossman-GaUndez failure round out the top men's teams. Approved by voice the World Boxing Association. from being promoted elsewhere In the women's division, Out­ was a resolution WBA President Fernando in the United States. of -Season continues to dominate association's previous Mandry Galindez said In "Whether we try to block a the scoring with 280. Delta let's declared goal or Caracas, Venezuela, Monday light heavyweight title match Gamma poses the closest threat by 1981 and offering "neutral" officials meant offi­ elsewhere has not been deter­ with 170. Tri Delta, Stanley 3 cu~ tips the states mined," said Tennison. "Right cials from a country other than and Charisma follow with 90 that of either fig~ter . The WBA now we are trying to find out from the a ttorl1ey general as to points apiece. Racquetball choice of judges included men doubles and basketball are left from Venezuela, Panama and what position we can lake if for the final tally . Puerto Rico. Galindez, no any." \. f\.vIf') J SACRAMENTO, relationship to the boxer, also Tennison said he was never in The top women's and men's teams accumulating the most appeals court Tu,,"""V ~aid Monday Rossman had to touch with the WBA president Schlitz lM olympiC points will 1\ convictiun or defend his light heavyweight before or after the scheduled Army "soldier" crown by March 15 or else he Feb. 24 15-round light have a chance to compete in O.R. Mill« /Th. D.lly !owan regional competition at the 1973 cyanide-bullet would be stripped of the heavyweight title match which Dan Ollnn "nde htmMlf involved In a rematch Hutled. Ollnn became th. lI"t ofalx H.wke, .. -0 University of Minnesota in the schools chief was cancelled abruptly Satur­ of 1871 Bill Tan IIntlll18 durlnlllhe 111110und to qUII", lor nallon81 compalilion with I 1-1 championship title. The shooting was Rossman said earlier he day when the Nevada State la tier part of March. cIIlmplonehlp match .81 ... WIeconIIn'I Tom decllon_ fulfilled his contract by entering Athletic Commission and WBA SLA, which three the ring. Galindez left the clashed over rules on the kidnap Patricia Caesars Palace Sports Pavilion selection of fight officials. On a 2-1 decision ~ District Court or Appeal Attention Liberal ALL conviction of Little'. Student Traffic Court lAU l BURCH J<*!ph Remiro. They Route Changes Arts Students: life In prison In June NE:CKlA AND County Superior Court. ~ nortl'l DodG.-Towner./t Justice/Clerk Vacancies )E:LE:CTE:D J IOWA CITY TRANSIT Elections for Liberal Arts kuwait ups Effective Monday, February 26111, Ihe North Dodte bus will KUWAIT (UPI) - discontinue the 8:00 am and the 4:30 pm trips north on Student Association officers If you are Interelted In lervlng al a Highway 1. The bus will slli l run to ACT and Westinghouse, but price levels crwnbled furt only at 7:30 am and 4:00 pm .. and congresspersons will be Kuwait put Into effect I etudent traffic court Judge or clerk, percent and said It wou Also effective Monday, February 26th, the Townc:rest bus held today February 27. rates further every mor route will return to its original route as shown below. The you may pick up an application at martet condiUons werra rush-hour "tripper" buses will continue to operate on Court You may vote at either Giving an Indication or and Oakland Streets. Iran', moluUonary gave, Schaeffer Hall or at the Union, the Student ActlvHI .. Center, IMU. oil exportI would resume : 8u/tJJNG TON Sr. " '%, Prices f4 to '" above the ======~\I'c:, Let your voice be heard Idopted by Kuwait - a ft L£~".! 1T:, _ ~~ through LASA For more Information contact Ii 28 to 42 percent. I I~ ROlllyn Bat .. 353-3270 Weather The Ghoat of Dl Put. 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