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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1979-02-27 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.
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