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Vol. 111 No. 174 c 1979 Student Publications, Inc. Iowa Cit 's Morning Newspaper 10 cents' -Op Four Western journalists believed executed while entering Uganda Carver accused NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - Ugandan stepped off a smuggler'S boat. Residents In Kampala said Amin, who pollce elecuted four men believed to be The men were interrogated all day a few days ago appeared close to defeat, Friday and were then shot, the sources of bribing official W.tern journalists, diplomatic ,ourees had moved fresh troops from the north .ald Monday . The JournaUsts had said. Into his virtually deeerted capital. For reportedly croued Lake Victoria In a Western embassy officials were not the past three days, crack "RhIno" partner Eugene Houey were aCCUMd of Lance's gesture on behalf of Carver eoffee smuggler'. boat to cover the war aUowed to see the bodies, so no positive brigade soldiers have been engaged In giving a $1.5 million bribe to an Arabian and Holley was to telephone Eleanor In Eastern AfrIca . Identification could be made. heavy fighting with elements of the oil officlalln 1976 to protect oil drilling Connors, confidential assiltant to Uganda's foreign ministry has con­ Two other Europeans - a Briton and a 2O,ooo.strong Tanzanian Invasion force . rights In Qatar. presidential advlier Hamilton Jordan, firmed four foreigners who came to that Dane reported missing several days ago that surrounds Kampala on three sides. Carver and Houey, who eventually In February 1978. ~ asked 'her to country In a boat across the lake were - were captured by Tanzanian troops loat their drilling rights and a reported arrange a meeting between Holley and The Ugandan troops, supported by $17 mUllon on their venture, appeared a State Department offictal, the suit shot, but claiml the four were Tanzanian near Kampala and are safe, the sources tanks and other armor, apparently tried mercenaries. said. In federal court In Miami and conaented said. to smash their way out of Kampala to to a court order barring them from The end result waa a aesaIon in the The sources, howev~, are "virtuaUy Another newsman, Jan Stage from Entebbe and Its International airport certain" that the vlctlma were four Copenhagen, Denmark, said In an in­ making further overseas payoffs. The Arab nation of Qatar in March 1978 some 25 miles to the south, but the suit was the Justice Department's first involving Carver, Houey, an offtciaI of Swedish and German journallats who terview with UPI that he escaped fighting was inconclusive. disappeared while trying to enter Uganda after being Interrogated and civil enforcement of the Foreign the Qatari government and Andrew Uganda to report on the war. beaten in Kampala by President ldi Residents reported the crackle of rifle Corrupt Practices Act, a stiff law Killgore, the U.S. ambassador to Qatar. The v1cUms are believed to be Swedish Amln'a secret police. fire In the distance, but said the center of aimed at curbing overseas bribes. DurIng that meeting, the suit IBid, newsmen Arne Lemberg, 38, of the Stage said he was pummeled with Kampala was quiet - 100 quiet for the "I ... have an unblemished record of Carver told KIllgore and another U.S. Expreu,n newpaper and Karl Bergman, rifles, kicked, forced to crawl around a Ugandan dictator. , accomplishments In my business and official that' In. 1976 he had paid $1.5 mlllion to All Jaldah, Qatar'. former 31, of Svenalta Dagbladet, and German room and robbed of most of his money AmIn ordered the city"s work force to personal affairs," Carver said from his newsmen Hans Bollinger, 34, of the and possessions before being rescued by return to Its jobs Monday, but only a Miami residence. "The actions I took In director of petroleum affairs, for on drilling rights. Gamma Photographic Agency and diplomats, escorted to the border of sprinkling of shops and businesses this matter were on the advice of ex­ Carver has given more than $I Wolfgang Stiens, 30, who was working for Kenya and released. reopened. Roy J. Carver perienced engineers, oilmen and other 5ter" magulne. Nigeria - regarded as black Africa 's professionals who were knowledgeable mUllon to the UI - moat recently a $2 The four journallats had hired a coffee peacemaker - has Issued an appeal to The government issued a new By United Press International about the way business Is conducted ... " million donation to help the UJ smuggler's boat In the Kenyan town of Tanzania and Uganda to use statement Monday saying that unless all The suit also disclosed that former Hospitals complete a $34 million Kisumu and aMounced they Intended to "moderaU.on" in the confiict and to try to shops reopen within two days, they will A Justice Department bribery in­ federal Budget DIrector Bert Lance pavilion. cross Lake Victoria. settle the five-month~Jd war. be immediately confisc\lted and handed vestigation has implicated Muscatine telephoned the WhIte HoUse to seek help He also contributed to the renovation The diplomatic sources said Ugandan A savage battle between the opposing over to new owners. industrialist Roy J. Carver, whose for Carver and Holley when their Qatar of Old Capitol, endowed some officials had confirmed four "white troops engulfed the outskirts of Kampala Sudanese newspapers reported donations to the UJ total more than $8 investments were In jeopardy. But professorship and helped supply fur­ persons" were arrested by police near Monday as an enraged Amln threatened Monday that as many as 200,000 refugees million . investigators said there Is no evidence nishings for Hancher Auditorium. A the tiny police station Ilf Kloga, about 1M! to conflsca te shops If owners defy his had fled Uganda In the last few days and In a federal court civil suit filed that Lance knew about the bribe when wing at the U1 Museum of bears his miles east of Kampala Friday as they back-!.o-work decree. that the flood of evacuees Is continuing. : Monday in Miami, Carver and business he contacted the WhIte House. name. Voight, Fonda, 'The Deer Hunter' win top Oscars HOLLYWOOD (UP1) - Jon Voight Deerhunter as best picture scuffled with appearance since undergoing cancer tation. Steve Martin and Bernadette It was to be a big night for Olivier, who Beatty's romantic comedy, Heaven and Jane Fonda, who played the tragic police. Members of the group Vietnam surgery in January, and Sir Laurence Peters arrived to cheers from several has been nominated for 11 Oscars - Can Wail, was pitted against two Viet.­ lovers of the Vietnam movie Coming Veterans Against the War carried sighs Olivier, an Oscar nominee and In fragile hundred in the bleachers who greeted the winning In 19-48 for Ha mlel - who was to nam war fiiml, The Deer Hunter, and Home, captured the Oscars for best actor accusing the film of being racist. health, upstaged other movie stars. celebrities delivered in limosines on a be presented with a special award for his Coming Home for which Voight was and actress and The Deer Hunter won John Wayne, making his first public Both old timers arrived at the Los cool, clear Southern California night. contributions to motion pictures. ,. nominated best actor. best picture of the year In the 51st annual Angeles Music Center early lind were A small disturbance was created by an The Deer Hunte r was the favorite to Academy Awards Monday night. virtually unnoticed by hundreds of anti-war group active during the Viet­ win the award for best picture In com­ Beatty, tying Orson WeUes' recQrd for It was the second award for Fonda, celebrity watchers gathered in nam war . They carried banners reading, petition with Coming Hom., An Unmar· four nominations - acting, writing, who won best actre for Klute in 1971. It bleachers. "HeU no, we won't go away," and other ried Woman, Midnight Expreaa and producing and directing - stood little was the first Oscar for Voight who first Most of the nominees remained out of anti-war slogans. Heaven Can Wail . chance of becOming a quadruple winner. gained fame and his first nomination In sight until the program began, including 1969 for Midnilht Cowboy. leading contenders Warren Beatty, Jane Fonda 1)Iayed the unfaithful wife of an Fonda, Jon Voight and tpe r~t. . American officer In Vietnam and Voight For Wayne, it was his first public And the winners are ••. played her paraplegic lover In the appearance since his cancer operation HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The complete CalifornIa Suite. Heoven Can Wait - Paramount. dramatic anti·war story. Jan. 12. list of winners of the 51st annual Motion Best achievement In directing - Best achievement In costume design - Maggie Smith won the best supporting The former Oscar winner entered the Picture Academy Awards: Michael Cimino - The Deer Hunter. Anthony PoweD - Deoth on the NUe. actress for the comedy Calfjor"la SuIt., Music Center through a back entrance Best picture - Tile Deer Hunter. Best Live Action short film - Teen-age Best achievement in film editing - and Christopher Walken won the best dressed In casusl clothes and looking Best perfonnance by an actor in a Father - New Visions Inc. Peter Zinner - The Deer Hunter. supporting actor In the drama Tht DteT pale and drawn. He entered the pavilion leading roJe - Jon Voight - Coming Best Animated short film - Special Best achievement In Bound - Richard Hunter . unrecognized by the crOWd . Home . Delivery - NaUonal Film Board of Portman, William McCaughey, Aaron Michael Cimino won the award for best Wayne was there to present the Oscar Best perfonnance by an actress In a Canada. Rochin and Darin Knight - The Deer direction for Tht D,.r Hunter, which for the best picture of the year. leading role - Jane Fonda - Coming Best achievement in documentary Hunter. won five awards to capture the most Among other early arrivals were Mia Home. feature film - Scared Straight! - Best achievement In cinematography Oscar! for the evening, foUowed by Farrow and KIm Novak .. Best perfonnance by an actor In a Golden West Television Productions. - Nestor Almendros - DaYI of Heaven. COlllln, Hom. with three. Biggest cheer of the evening was saved supporting role - Christopher Walken - Best achievement in documentary Best original song - "Last Dance" - The French fibn G.t Out Your Han· for a television star on the movies' big Tile Deer Hunter . short subject film - The Flight of the from Thank God 11'1 Friday. d~erch ief" won the beat forelgn­ night - Robin Williams of "Mork and Best performance by an actress In a Gnsaall1er Condor - Shedd Productions. Best original score - Giorgio Moroder language film a"ard. Mindy," who was to make a presen- supporting role - Maggie Smith - Best achievement in art direcUon - - Midni,ht Expreu. "Last Dance" from the movie Tha"" Best adaptation score - Joe Renzetti God /I'! Friday won the Oscar for best - The Buddy Holly Story. origin.1 song as performed by Donna Best foreign language film - Gfl Out Summer at the Oscar presentation . Council modifies parking times, streets Your Handkerchiefs - France. Best .chievement In cinematography By ROD BOSHART While the streets where calendar poDcles, the council will prohibit parking Best screenplay written directly for the went to Nestor Almendros for his Staff Writer parking is In effect will not be posted to on one side of the streets \ess than 25 feet screen - Waldo Salt, Robert C. Jones­ sweeping photography of migrant work­ exclude holidays, Plastlno said the .city wide In the area bordered by KIrkwood Coming Home. ers in the fields of the Southwest at the The enforcement time of the city's wiD not enforce the odd-even regulations Avenue, Sycamore Street, the HIghway 6 Best screenplay baaed on material turn of the century. calendar parking regulations was on holidays or Sundays. Bypass and the Iowa River. written from another medium 4>liver The De.r Hunter won Its second and modified from 8 a.mA1 p.m. daily to a The council also dropped Its no parking The council also discussed other Stone - Mid"ight Expresa. tbIrd awards for beat achievement In a.m.oS p.m. except Sundays at the Iowa 8 a.m .. -5 p.m., Monday through Friday, proposed modifications In Its no parking The Dally Iowan'S Oscar contest sound and best achievement In film City Council's Infonnal meeting Monday. restriction on the following streets: 8 a.m.oS p.m. restrictions but voted results will be lIUlounced Thurlday. editing. The council also rescinded Its calendar - the south side of Jefferson Street; against those revisions. Anthony Powell won the Oscar for - the north side of Wayne Street; parking regulations on Iowa Avenue and No parking during that Ume period COItume design for Deoth on tht NUe, a - the north side of Sheridan Street Washington, Linn and College s'treets, Monday through Friday remains In ef­ period piece set In Africa. between Summit Street and Seventh which means unrestricted parking will fect for : Johnny Carson as muter of be allowed on both sides of those streets Avenue ; ceremonies started the evening off with a for 48 hours except where parking had -the west side of Summer Street from -Teeters Court, from Rider Street monlogue of topical gags involving the been prohibited prior to the odd-even Washington to Bowery streets; north to the deadend; Inside. recent nuclear leak at Pennsylvania and regulation. - the south side of Rochester Avenue -Church Street, from Dubuque to the Jerry Brown-Unda Ronstldt trip to But these changes will not take effect from Evans Street to Seventh Avenue; Dodge streets; AfrIca . until the councU takes formal action at - the south side of Church Street from -Bowery Street, from Gilbert to Basketball, But the major .wards were yet to some future date. The poated regulations Dodge to Governor streets, and Dodge streets; come. will remain In effect until fonnal action - the south side of Dodge Street from 4>akcrest Street, from George Street Mom and lasagna Outalde the Music Center, demon­ Is taken, said Richard Plastino, city Burlington to Bowery streets. to Greenwood DrIve, and Ilraton protesting the nomlnaUon of Th. director of public works. To maintain consistency In Its parking -Woodside DrIve. PageS

refused to disclose the margin of victory, Secretary of ~tate l.'yrus Vance that the city, they said. The fortresHtyle National Transportation Safety Board Briefly saying It was a secret vote but that It wa. "some final Items remain to be cleared Sandinistas take city _ building, surrounded by a sevenfoot investigator Philip HOllIe. a "very close election." up" before completing a strategic anns cement wall topped with barbed wire, Is He said late Monday tbat anhydrous Ritchie said the main goal of his new limitation agreement. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) - Hundreds of Sandlnlsta guerrlJllI on the llde of the Pan American bJihway. ammonia, chlorine PI and carboUc acid Correction adrnlnlatration will be to "promote the Slate Department spokesman Tom Residents said the rebela were setting were .till leaking from four of the 11 cart direct participation of students In their Reston iald no date baa been set for captured most of the northern city of 111 the .tory "Where have all the 'prO­ Estell and began building atreet bar­ up street barricades, much u they did that derailed SUnday, 10m. evacuation own education." another meeting but aid he expects one during last September', civil war when of 5,000 people. A fifth tanker loaded witb ....' 1'1IIe?" In Tit. Dally Iowan "I don't think students are taking will be held "shorUy." ricades In preparaUon for an all-out Monday, graduate ltudent Mike Miller offensive to oust President Anastasio two weeks of pitched filhtlnc and acetone wu aWl burning. advantage of things around them," an ".. Incorrectly quoted aa lIytng the Dobryn1n, approached by reporters as SomOll, residents said. rocketing by SomOIa'. air force II:i11ed About 3,Il00 people evacuated SUnday Ritchie 1IId, speaking for himaelf and estimated • Coalition for Understanding Technology he entered his Umoualne In the un­ OoIens of bomb blasts shook Managua persona. from an area e:rtenclin& north and Arens. "In the CAC ] want to promote he One the oppOIition "IIIlI to .teer clear of emoUonaJ derground garage, said could only buildings and caused utenslve damale wounded rebel told westward to the Alabama border were more communication between the CAC confirm the remarks he made after a La P"n8CI ntwIpIpeI' on the phone that allowed to return to home Monday. But II'I1Imenllllke "Do you want to live with elecutives and the councilor •. " houri after the rebels' Sandino Radio told tbia horrible radloacti" death for 25 meeting with Vance Saturday. He had Nicaraguans to buy food and medical the Sandinilta guerrilJu planned to hold offtcla1a told 2,000 I'8Iidents of an area 7~ BlueD, who may remain u the CAC the city indefinitely and warned !be )'ear.?" The filure Miller .ctually \lied said then, "We are clOller and cloaer, supplies and stay home because they will mil.. north and weat of the derailment executive ..Istant, said Ritchie and very clOle." National Guard to .tay out becauae alte -1neIucIinI the town of MiWpn - "" 25,000 ~. Arens "wlU do a great Job." make good on a threat to renew their The veteran Soviet diplomat arrived at antigovernment offensive during Holy "thoae who come here will die." they muat sPend a IICOIId nlabt In "They have committed themselves to a emeralllCY aheltera. Ritchie heads CAC good year with a good group," B_ll the State Department .t 5 p.m. CST In a Week. Ra. spill spews on said. "We're going to make sure they do chauffeured 1Im0lll1ne and with his usual Somou Is on ,acation In the Unlted , Weather Nltl Ritchie won rMlection Monday a good Job." bodyguard but 10011: the elevator alone to States. MIWGAN, Fla. (UPI) - Deadly nJcht to the CoUeglite ~latiOl\l Vance'. seventMloor offIceI. Relton Esteli residents said In phone COlI­ ammonia and chlorine PI .till IPInd The Weather "'erda: For the beat CounciJ (CAC) presidency, defeating SALT spilled IIld the two men conferred until . :40 versations that the rebels batUed several from a derailed LouIsville • Nuhvllle performance In a wbIJe, clear to partlJ 8tfte B_D. Ritchie'. running mate, p.m. times with National Guardsmen II they train Monday, keeplna 2,Il00 florida cloudy and wanner, with hiIha In the 0." ArenI, wu elected to the CAe vice WASHINGTON (UPI) - A state Regarding any prQlrellIn completing , o"rran mOlt of the city Ii 2S,ooo people, panhandle rtIldenta from their homIa a lower DOl. For the moat depreuJnc PI'tIIdency over opponent John Pope. Department IpokIll1\8ll aid Monday the accord, Keaton would only IIY, 93 mUes north of Managua. aecond night and ralainC fear of an u­ epllOlue, increa,lng cloudine .. and CAe AttornI)' General Eric Cuper and .ftet • meeting between Sovitt "Some final Items remain to lie clurecl The Guardsmen retreated to their pIOIIon. chancea of rain. AlIa ran, poaibIIanow current Vice Preaident Peter DuFour Amb ....do~ Anatoly Dobrynln anll up." He did not elaborate. barracks In the northeutem comer of "We're not 'home free yet," .Id later In the week. '''' 2-TIIe Dilly Iowllt-Iowl City, lowI-TIMIdIY, April 10, 117. r---'- .. akes~-----' Intramural facility delayed Nuclear Survival Serl88 By LEE SEVIG courts and three more new arena Is buUt; the 800 Staff Writer volleyball courts within the additional parking spaces If you can't take the gas, basketball court space, would expected near the arena alte Plans have been delayed for not adequately replace the "generates a potential to free stay out of the bedroom an intramural sports facUlty on facUlty planned for the west Lot 41." But he said the Tuesday April 10: SIDNEY LENS the weat side of the VI campus side project. Allocations for that possibility is "speculative" for the second time since 1975. facility ,would have totaled because many students park In author of The Day Before Doomsday MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Moviegoers watching Temporary parking lots for $124,000, but the Daum project that area. an Italian sex comedy stayed in their seats even use during expansion of the VI will cost only $45,000. An open area beneath North The Nuclear Arms Race after pranksters set off tear gas in the theater. Hospitals in 1975 took the space "I can just see down the road Han Is alao an "Ideal a pm, Minnesota Room, IMU The incident occurred Sunday evening when, previously occupied by the old now that they won't give us the possibility" for additional according to the Red Cross, three containers of clay tennis courts north of the $124,000 - they'll probably give recreation space In two years tear gas were placed inside the Paseo movie Armory FieM.House, and Lot us half, ~ said Dan Pomeroy, after the expected completion of Thurlday, April 12: frH films theater on fashionable Refonna Avenue. But the 12, whlch is dlrecUy west of the chairman of the UI Recreation a city sewer project, JeMings thelter administrator said moviegoers kept Annory . The parking lots were Committee. said. More Nuclear Power Stations/War without Win­ right on watching the bedroom farce, an Italian to be used until completion of "The most important point Harry Ostrander, director of ners/Hiroshima: A Document of Atomic Bombing sex comedy. the Carver Pavilion. Lot 12 was the committee wants the public Recreation Services, said 7:30 pm Indiana Room, Iowa Memorial Union Red Cross spokesman Javier Heredia said then to be returned to VI to know Is that Lot 12 (the west recreational services at the VI ambulances were rushed to the scene but no one Recreational Services for side project) Is completely are poor. He said the VI Saturday, April 14: Igal Roodenko was treated for injuries. He said the crowd was playing space. separate from Daum. Lot 12 Is a recreation department receives War Resisters League, Workshop: "Strategies frightened . Further hospital expansion replacement project (for the old fewer student fees than any But the administrator of the theater said the plans for 1980 included the site clay tennis court area)," other Big Ten university. The the anti-nUClear movement" 1 pm Center East. mOviegoers continued watching the comedy. of Lot 12, however, and Pomeroy said. UI receives 50 cents per "They weren't frightened or panicky," he said. Recreational Service was ' told semester per student; the next "When some people's eyes watered they just in September 1978 to relocate Administration officials still lowest is Indiana University moved to other seats." the proposed facility. The say the west side facilities will with $8, he said. department requested parking be replaced. But PhlllIp Jones, 'Celibacy forever, Lot 41 , south of the Field House associate dean for student Ostrander added that Ohio on Nov. 15, 1978. The tIl services, says the policy is to State University has 40 lighted Co-sponsored by Iowa PIAG, Free Environment, Campu8 Ministries, and 10Wi administration did not respond fulfill an overall need for football fields while the VI has Mobilization for Survival. All events are free. Pope vows to the request until March 16. playing fields, not to replace six unlighted fields. • VATICAN CITY (UPI ) - Pope John Paull! A letter from Philip Hubbard, one area for another. "The VI did not have a sternly ordered Roman catholic priests to obey VI vice president for student . "This Is not a tit-for-tat," recreational program until 10 their vows of celibacy "until death" in a letter services, said no decision could Jones said. We are responding years ago. In 1968 the released Monday and said catholics have a right be made until definite pians for to an overall needs for Recreation Building was built. to expect this "fidelity" from their pastors. possible expansion of· the Field recreation facUlties, both inside Since then we have been The 58-year-old Polish pontiff addressed a 35- House and the site of a new and outside." renovating existing facUlties," page letter to priests throughout the world, in sports arena were known . Jones said Utat sin~ the west he said. which he maintained the Church's ban against Construction of a new in- side project has not been fun· Ostrander said the increasing 'Palo s priests marrying. tramural facility next to Daum ded, it is inaccurate to say that popularity of ' volleyball and His letter noted that whUe the number of R,esidence Hall next fall may be the Daum project, which has other recreation justifies more CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa priests Is shrinking, the number of Catholics Is funded partially with money been funded, replaces It. But he facilities both inside and out· - The Duane Arnold increasing. that might have been used for said he doesn't rule out using side. Center, the only But on the issue of celibacy he remained the west sided project, the letter Lot 41 for recreational pur- "The volleyball courts had 1M! rating ststlon in adamant, as did Pope Paul VI, the Second says. poses. per cent occupancy during the cklIed unW an env1r olnml~ Vatican Council and the synod of Catholic Rec Services officials are Edward Jennings, VI vice winter and there are 213 in- impact statement 00 bishops. upset because the facility to be president for finance, agreed tramural teams on a seasonal factDrs at the plant is rele,88eldJ catholics, said the pope, "have the .rIght to built at Oaum, to include , two and said it Is possible that at basis," he said. "We had many Ilree groups said MOIIlll8V. expect from us, priests and pastors, good permanent basketbaU courts, least part of Lot 41 would be complaints from recreation , Officials of example and the witness of fidelity to one's two permanent volleyball given to Rec Services when a users that there was no room." vocation until death." verRegulatory, said a eo:~fonn al ~~~~:~ l He denounced attempts to "secularize" the ,u not required ...... _... . A priesthood and "bring it up to date." study does not indica te "Through his celibacy," the pope said, "the Iran increases oil production change In conditions. priest becomes the man for others." TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Iran eluding the U.S.-trained former day was Gen . Amir Hosseln The plant closing was He added: "The priest, by renouncing this announced Monday it had in­ commander of the Iranian AIr Rabil, former head of the air For those who prefer the gesled by Citizens fatherhood proper to married men, seeks creased oil production to more Force who said the military force who took flight training in Responsible Energy, another fatherhood and , as it were, even another than 4 million barrels a day in surrendered on the advice of an the United States. sound of music to the sound munity Action Research motherhood, recalling. the words of the apostle an effort to help the country's American general. and the Iowa Public Tnt"rp,, 11 Oil experts said Iran was Group. They about the children whom he begets in suffering. " faltering economy at a time Unidentified gunmen rattled of speakers. Ra!earcn exporting 3.3 milllon barrels of the request on a safety He indicated that special dispensations for when thousands of unemployed an East Tehran neighborhood Infinity's unique technology has been compacted in to a priests to leave the church to marry or for other were marching through the oil to unidentified buyers - tioo iEued to the Palo plan t with nearly an hour of sustained domestic consumption is r(emarkable bookshelf speaker 18 x 12 x 10 Inches. Needs as Fetruary 1978. reasons might be difficult to get from now on. streets to prote'st their plight. gunfire Monday but escaped around 700,000 barrels. This "We feel It is important for Said the pope: "One must think of aU these There were clashes in several before Khomeini ' s little as '10 watts/channel and can handle 100. It has Infinity's things especiaUy at moments of crisis, and not cities. would bring Iran an estimated llfety factor of four to revolutionary guards could $59.4 million to $66 million a day EMITTMtweeter and Q-woofer .TM Impeccable musical ac­ maintained, especially in have recourse to a dispensation , understood as Ayatolah Ruhollah Khomeini, arrest them. There were JlO based on the spot rates of $18 to It the pipe-cracldng nrnl.l"m an administrative intervention, as though in fact taking note of the worsening immedia te reports of casualties curacy at an incredible price. Hear Qe. Prove it to you rself. it were not, on the contrary, a matter of a economic situation, issued a $20 a barrel that Iran has been thaI developed at the although reports said the using . nuclear plant," Gary Wallin, a profound question of conscience and a test of "last warning" Monday to guards fired back at the gun­ humanity." merchants to lower their prices Oil production before the CURE leader, said at a men. ~ ln~nity·Qe conference. "Celibacy is a sign of freedom that exists for or face Islamic justice. He cited The latest executions brought Rhomeini forces took power the sake of service" to the Catholic flock, he Sljid. poverty, the hlgh cost of living ranged from 4.5 million to 5.6 gets you back to what it's all about. Music The Palo plant reO D e ~l ed l I·­ to 93 the number of death recenUy alter several months I, The heart of the priest, in order that it may be and unemployment as Iran's sentences carried out py the million barrels a day . Prime available for this service, must be free. most serious problems. revolutionary courts. Dozens of Minister Mehdi Bazargan told I.. Islamic revolutionary firing other persons face death , and reporters last week that Iran Late returns on squads, carrying out Tehran Radio reported Monday would increase production to Egypt: N Rhomeini 's purge of the shah's night more trials had opened in meet its monetary needs. but the kidnappers friends and aides, execu ted nine Tehran and other cities. would not return to the old By Unil,d PreIS International more persons Monday , in- One of those executed Mon- production level. 10 East Benton Two men caUing themselves government 338-9383 agents "kidnapped" Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority President Mary Hadar last Thursday, but Hadar later turned up safe at the FieldhOuse bar - Courts along with 29 other VI sorority and fraternity presidents. own recognizance. A The event was part of the Lambda Chi Alpha A $77 ,000 suit was filed in Broadway. was charged with Johnson County District Court secondo(\egree theft in Johnson preliminary hearing was set for Fraternity annual President Kidnap Food Drive. April 13. Each president was taken into custody by on Monday for damages County Districi Court on CROSSWORD PUZZLE members of Lambda ChI and held while they sustained in an alleged accident Friday. Edited by EUGENE T. MAL.ESKA waited for the ransom to be paid - a can of food on April 7, 1977. According to court records, According to the suit, Ronald ACROSS ~ Like Karvard • Trite S5 - -In.cJlIe for each member of the preSident's house . police received reports that walls • Groups Iowa City police report that 1 o'Casey • Candid I · The 1,320 pounds of food collected was later, Pettit said that he was driving Embree was bragging about .. Ye-Tea dominated by rr Splitsville, his motorcycle south on Gilbert approximately $550 In cash was 5 Cache presented to the Johnson County Social Services owning a stolen motorcycle. 1. Best seller Shoppe male fur seals U.S.A. stolen from The Copper DoU,r, In .. Tennis units to be distributed to needy families in the area. Street near the intersection of Two police officers went to his 'il, by Cook II End of verse .fl Skin Gilbert and Court streets. Allee home and found a motorcycle 211 Iowa Ave ., sometime over 14 - Morc, late " Tries 11 -Khayy m .... PrefiX for Sigma Pi Fraternity was awarded with the the weekend. 71 "Sweet are the U Allot cycle or dent first-place trophy for bringing 350 pounds of food. Seydel was in her car near he witltout license plates in the Italian leade!' intersection heading east on Police reports state that Jim 15 Major artery - of 11 Fresltly Among the sororities, Kappa Alpha Theta was driveway. Embree claimed the adversi ty" 21 MJddle: Comb. •48 SkillfSpeedsul Court Street. She allegedly Shaw of Jim's Janitorial Ser­ I. Warning first with 200 pounds of food. Alpha Epsilon Pi motorcycle belonged to him. 17 Pairs DOWN fonn 51 Galt attempted to make a left tum to The motorcycle in question was vice found a broken door Inside IS L.P., for IS English prbonI Fraternity and Chi Omega Sorority finished 18 Gloomy 1 Camp David go north on Gilbert Street and reported stolen to VI Campus the building Monday morning . 11 Tardy instance 54 Pi.nJst', second, confrere : 1978 practice pItu hit the motorcycle. Security Feb. 20. Several offices were ransacked. ,. To the point fI, " Mamma -I" Z Evade ZI Collar or 55 HOmophone for The suit said that Pettit Police said entry was gained ZZ Competent I Embellish , Quoted .•• After an initial appearance, through the roof. The incident is ZZ Nancy the jacket !lOIn suffered broken bones and 4 BeginniDj! of a Ii Aim Embree was released on his under investigation. sleuth .. Tout'S eonctm You're asking me to explain wh y we don 't like contusions. It asked for reim­ verse It Canal or 51 Peel J4 Made taut 5 Pathetic nuclear power in 10 seconds or less . I'm afraid bursement to cover hospital and ,. AUJdliary Indian 58 Landed • Pentateuch : U Cincinnati that's a little superficial, e\len for the TV doctor bills, damages to the Women'. Resource & Action Center proposition, In • Regi men Var. team M RadlcaI.tudeIJI cameras. motorcycle, pain and suffering logic 7 Continuation of Z8 Farewell J4 Slta rp rock OI'J. -Peter Cleary, staff physicist for Citizens fot and loss of earnings. ' verse A trial by jury has been a Better Environment, to a news reporter at a OPEN HOUSE & • TonneGormeor press conference in Iowa City Monday . demanded. J4 Hymnbook ANNUAL OPEN MEETING scrutinizer , • Worship . A 22-year-old Iowa City man Wednnda, April 11 noon· 9 pm • Lasso • Intimidated was charged with possession of Intorrn.l program lor the dey: 42 Port-, a controlled substance and Egypt operating a motor vehicle under 12:10·1:00. Special Brown Bag Lunch: The WRAC: An 42 Watchful The Daily I~ the influence of alcohol in Inside Look. 4S Halt of the Johnson County District Court 1:00 • 5:00. Coordinators of Spouse Abuse and Rape usual golf USPS le360 on Saturday. Programs and staff of other WAAC services available for game 47 Major divisions, Raymond Jackson, 124 questions and discussion. In biology Apache Trial, was arrested 7:30. Annnual Open Meeting. .. Water wheel Editor ...... ,...... " ...... ,...... Bill Conroy early Saturday moming at the Everyone Is Invited to drop In at any time of the day. .. "She-Say Managlog Editor ...... ,...... ,...... ,..... Beau SalisbW'y Wardway Plaza by Iowa City Children are always welcomel Yes," 1931 !IOIIg City Editor ...... " ...... ,.. " ...... ,.. ,... ,.. Roier Thurow Pollee Officer Pat Tadlock. SI Absorbs and Univenity Editor ...... ,...... " ...... ,.. ' ...... Neil Brown Women'. RHOUI'C. , Action Center combines According to court records, .. Gem Editorial Page Editor ...... ,...... ,...... Michael Humes Tadlock saw a vehicle weaving N. Madison 353·6265 .. Tall grass Features Editor ...... " ... ,"', ...... , ...... , .. ,.. ,., Kittreclge Cherry and crossing the center llne on I! Fonner PacifiC Sports Editor ...... ,...... "...... ,.. ,...... Steve Nemeth Hudson Street. The license alliance AIIIOC. Sports Editor ...... ,...... Howie Beardsley plates on the car were expired. IS SUrrealist l'fIok/fr'pby Editor ...... John Danieie Jr. The officer reported that when Free Skydiving Movies IS Perfume he stopped the car, the driver ingredient • "This 11- .. Publisher, William Casey appeared dazed and glaSsy­ Find Out About Ufe" Advertising Manager, Jim Leonard eyed. Sport Parachuting/Skydiving • Leaky faucet Clrcu/atbn Manager. Jennifer Polich The records state that the problem PlOductbn Superintendent, D ic~ Wllaon suspect allegedly dropped a Int;oductory Meeting Wed. April 11, 7:30 clear baggy containing nine OpiIliolls expreued on Ibese pa~1 a~ the opinions of the sliDecI black capsules when the officer Harvard Room, IMU autbon and may not necessarily be those of The Ollar I_n, went to search him. A Publilbed by Student Publicatiolll, Inc" III CommunJcations Cen· preliminary test indicated the ter, Iowa City, Iowa 52242, daily except SatW'days, Sundays, legal substance was a barbltuate, holidays and unIvenity vacaUons. Second-class postage paid at the accordlng to the court records. Post Office at Iowa City under the Act of Congress of March 2, 1819. A preliminary hearing has SublCrlptbn rale. : Iowa City and Coralville , ",·3 months ; $IH been set for April 19. Jackson months ; $2l-l2 montha, MaU subtcriptlons: $9-3 months ; 'I~ was released on his own months ; $25-12 montbs. recognizance. ENERGIZE YOURSELF 'EVERYONE WELCOME - NO OBLIGA TION . Brian Embree, III, of 11109 TIle D.11y lowan-iowl Cltr, IOWI-TIIItdI" April 10, 1171-P... , 01 CLASSIFIED AD BLANK ~erle8 Write ad below using one word per blank N-plant plans called deficient 1...... 2...... 3...... :...... 4...... 5...... 6...... 7.. ,...... : 8...... 9...... 10 ...... 11 ...... 12 ...... By TOM DRURY I've leen," Cleary said, "but you have to guess prior to NRC acceptance, he' sald. B o"d ROD BOSHART when and at what levels of radiation an The mayor of a nearby town was not notified 13...... 14 ...... : 15 ...... 16 ...... Staff Writer. evacuation should begin." for two hours of the mock-emergency situation. 17 ...... 18 ...... 19 ...... 20 ...... The physicist said CBE studies bave shown And road blocks that were SUppCllled to be 21 ...... ,...... 22...... 23 ...... 24 ...... Emer.ency planning for areas around nuclear that emergency plans are not adequate and also erected did not go up because town officials In 25...... 26...... 2J ...... 2& ...... power plantl "probably wouldn't "ork" In the cited a General Accounting Office report dated QuInton, "pissed off" because their township 29 ...... 30 ...... 31 ...... )2 ...... event of dilaater, physlcllt Peter Cleary said March ~ that arrived at the same conclusion. was not benefiting from taxes paid by the Salem Modily. Cleary, "ho received a Master's degree In plant, refused to participate In any' testing unU! Print name, acldretl .. phone number below. No .tate, Cleary said, has tested plana to physics from cambridge University In 1976, uniforms were bought for them. N ~me ...... Phone ...... protect the public from n:eeaive radiation pointed out that utility companies currently have In another drill In New Jersey, at the Oyster Address...... City ...... rel_ "lthIn a full 20 miles Run away. We was asked if evacuation plans are so Inadequate 1 • ) d~ys ...... 34<: per word 10 dilYs ...... 48c per word mil. downwlnd of a plant. . don't have to do anything about It," Cleary said. that radiation release at a dangerous level would 5 d~ys ...... 38c per word 30 d~ys ...... $1 .02 per word He said the CBE recommends that utilities be mean immediate publlc health damage. A nuclear dilUter that Unatened a large ISend completed ad blank willi 'fheO""'-" required to pay funds earmarked ftl emergencl(. "Unless things are improved, yeah . As It check or mohey order, or stop 111 CollllllUllk.tIonI Cen .... metropolitan area could mean more killed In the planning equipment and drills to states. stands, and let me not be a radical, let me just MIIh to evacuate than would be killed by in our offices: COrnet of Colleae .. MIdIIoft "Without a drill, a plan's not worth the paper read what the General Accounting Office says: low_ aty 52242 radiation, said Cleary, a staff physicist for It's written on," he said. " ... there Is litUe or no assurance that the health Citizens for a Better Environment (CBE) of He admitted that the Nuclear Regulatory # or safety of the public will be protected." Chicago. Commission has attempted to establish plannlng Cleary, quoting an emergency director of the Cleary said the URn County emergency plan ls guidelines and approvll the emergency plans of Zion , m., nuciear plant, said, "Necessity ls the more detailed than mOlt, but does not specify some states. mother of Invention and we're going to have to do A Basket of Goodies radiation levels at "hich evacuation would be But, he said, even plans that have been okayed a lot of inventing when an emergency happens." required. The Duane Arnold nuclear energy by the NRC have, when submitted to a drill, been Cleary lectured as part of a series of events for Easter, April 15 plant, Iowa'. only, ls located at Palo In Linn scheduled by local environmental groups which Tht found to result In "total chaos." Emergency County. plans around a reactor In Salem, N.J., were will conclude In an April 21 anti·nuclear rally In Share Ellter joy on Sunday, Peter Cleary "The URn County plan looks better than a lot tested In a dr\ll and found to be unworkable just Cedar Rapids and Palo, April 15 with be.utllul CARDS ET CETERA . Tha colorful card •• .v.ll.ble In a verl.ly 01 .tyll~•• ara perfect lor grftllng friends and relatives. And be sure to 1I\0p from our ..lectlon 'EA~Lq. (~ )~<2~Em~!2~~,i~r safety assessment' of Euter dolls, coloring books, - The Duane Arnold Enel'8Y reactor cooUng system. for the re1eue of studies on the and toys lor lhe kids· H'lImark Center, the only nuclear gene- The NRC granted exemptions Issue. "baskel .tuffer." will dellghl rating station In Iowa, should be to two plants, all using a bolling Dick Clark, project manager them on Eaatar morning. Shop doled until an environmental water system, after studies for the NRC division of opertlng Irom the E.. ler collection .1 iJDpact statement on safety showed higher than expected reactors, said an environmental CARDS ET CETERA. !lctors at the plant is released, stresaes could occur during the assessment was made. W' tine groups said Monday. worst poIIibIe accident Involv· "In this case, the NRC con· Officials of the Nuclear Ing loIS of coolant. eluded there would be no ~ Regulatory Commission, howe- The NRC usually requires a change In emuent release from 1'eI', said a formal statement safety factor oUour, but revised a facility or that any new ac· rU not required because a stress figures cut the cident could result from the CARDS ET CETERA study does not Indicate any requirements for the plants In action," he said In Bethesda, 109 S. Dubuque change In conditions. half. Spokesmen said the lo"er Md. "We have to do an en· '!be plant closing was aug. safety factors are sufficient for vironmental study and we did. gested by Citizens United for the short tenIl. A long·term "But, a formal statement is Responsible Energy, the Com· solution is being studied. required only when it is a major munity Action Research Group A factor of four means the federal action affecting the am the Iowa Public Interest system could wltNtand four environment," he said. Research Group. They based Urnes the pressure that cou1d be ADVENTURELAND the request on a safety exemp- expected. CURE, In a petitlon flied with ""IaI"'T~I" Into a tilll issued to the Palo plant In All of the affected plants use a the NRC, said the envronmental Needs as February 1978. Mark I pressure conta1nment study did not Include a cost· benefit analysis or a risk , ~~The FU NSpol" has Infinity's "We feel It is important for a system designed by General safety factor of four to be Electric. They received exernp­ assessment. cal ac- maintained, especlaUy In view tions after some modifications Karl Meyer, nuclear licensing Summer it to yourself. Ii Ibe plpe-cr acklng problem were made to an Inner con­ administrator with Iowa Elec· thet developed at the Palo tainment vesael. trlc, said the utility already has IIIClear plant," Gary Wallin, a Two CURE leaders, Wallln spent $3 million o'n modiflca· United Press I Employment CURE leader, said at a news and Pat Konendorfer, told tions of the containment system Antl·nuclnr prot..... r... _ about 500 Mile I,land plant In Penn,ylvanla. Gov. Brown CIIlIerence. reporters the NRC did not make and expects to spend another $2 ball00na rapt_ling rlldlO8Ctlve par1lcllS It la,I week called lor ••hutclown 01 RlIICho Seko. Music Tbe Palo plant reopened an environmental impact report million to $S million before the Ihe Rancho Sako rue lor Sunday In The billoona carried tap r.q.... tlng the nnelar Enjoy the Summer Sun recently after several months of on exemptions. In a petition to work is completed. Sacramento. The reaclor .. a "twin" to Ihe ThrH to contact the group, If found. and earn Spending mon'ey * Operate a Ride Egypt: No war fo~ Golan Heights? "where nobody * Run a Game By United Prtu 1nlerno/lonol draw, In accordance with the ments caused Begin to send President Carter decide goofed on camp David framework, then Egyptian President Anwar whether to cut off financial aid Now Hiring; Apply in Person Egypt said Monday Its prime the liberation of occupied lands, Sadat one protest letter and a to Syria, 8 Middle East nation prices!" minister was mls1nterpreted under the U.N. charter, should copy of another that Foreign opposed to the lsraeli·Egyptian Adventure'.nd will provide training wilen lie vowed to help Syria In a be considered a legitimate act Mlnlster Moshe Dayan sent to peace treaty . Interviews held in Park Office ...______nr against Israel to recover or self~efenae," be said. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. Rep. Lee Hamilton, R·Ind., Bring your Social Security Number and a the Golan Heights, a statement Jerusalem sourcet said the In a compromise move, the proposed giving Carter final say Copy of Your Birth Certificate ihatreporledly caused Israel to first reports on KhalIl's com- House voted Monday to let on the matter. protest to both Cairo and BOBBIE BROOKS Hours: Weekdays 1·5 Wllhington. BODYWEAR Saturdays 9·5 & Sundays 1·4 An Egyptian government Holloway given venue c'hange spokesman argued that PrIme c.11 266-2121 for further Informellon titer Mustafa Khali's re­ 8)1 STEVE McMILLAN Holloway'S attorney, Vern Robinson said the change of • IN SPRING FASHION COLORS 15 - · tn-«le ,. candid IDIrb to parliament Sunday Staff Writer Robinson, med a motion for venue was necessary, although • FOR SWIMMING & SUNNING S7 Spbtsvllle, _ distorted by joumalials, change of venue. it did not matter where the case • WITH SKIRTS, SHORTS & SUNNING U.S.A. IIId therefore the protests by A motion for a change of The motion claimed that was transferred to. 41 Skin lneli Prime MInister Mena· venue In the Victor HoDoway publicity In the local "The court ordered the case .. Prefix for chem Begin were unwarranted. retrial was granted Monday In newspapers and on radio and moved to Unn County and cycle or dent .. Speeds "'!be prime minister empha· Johnson County Diltrlct Court. television before, during and that's where we will go," Downtown - 'Across from the Fieldhouse .. Sldlltul siaed that the principle of total In the ruling, Judge Robert after the trial would make a Robinson said. 351-7231 51 Gall (Israeli ) withdrawal from the Osmundson transferred the retrial In Johnson County un· Assistant Johnson County Talent Q English prllOlll SiIai desert Is also applicable to trial to Linn Coun ty and fair. Attorney Ralph Potter said that 54 Pianlst's the Golan Heights," the changed the trial date to May According to the motion, he had not yet had a chance to practice piece I!IObsman said. 21. "The likelihood of imparUa1ity see the change of venue order, Search 15 HomophOne far of a jury haa been violated and but added he does not think he soars "Accordingly, If Syria enters Hollo"ay. a U1 .tudent and ,. Toul's concern into negoUstions with Israel, former football player, wtll be the defendant could not receive will challenge It. 57 Peel Syria has the right to reach the retried on a clw'se of third· a fair trial." The change means that Potter ,. Landed SIIIIe results as Egypt, which degree eexual abuse for an The motion for the change of ,will have to transport his wit· The Dally is looking for • Regimen are the withdrawal of Israeli incident on Oct. 10, 1978, In­ venue "as accompanied by nesses to LInn County and may Iowan It Radleallt\ldeal ~ from the Golan. " volving • VI "oman In her clippings from The Daily Iowan have to pay for room and board bright, qualified people to help produce a ora· "ll larael agrees to (with· Quadrangle Residence Hall and the Iowa City PrelS·CIt/zen. for witnesses who are VI daily newspaper. We are offering the draw) ... and Syria launches an room. The cue originally went There were allo sworn af· students. They will be forced to IQreI8lon afterwards, the joint to trial In Johnson County fldavits from two people who stay In Iowa City after school is glamor, excitement and adventure of Anb Defense Pact cannot be Diltrlct Court Feb. II and ended had been called to jury duty in out. journalism and the opportunity to pick up bwoked In this case and Egypt In a mistrial March 2 after the Johnson County during the first But, Potter said, " A change of some experience and money. wtl\ not be obllgated to enter the jury could not reach a verdict. quarter of 1979 saying they did venue Is for purposes of fairness lIIr on Syria's side." A retrial was ICheduled for not believe Holloway could lIet a and to safeguard the defendant. Applications are now being accepted "But If lsrl'Oll sho"ed Intran­ April 23 In Johnion County fair trial because of all the U the judge feels It Is necessary, for salaried positions on the 01 starting 011 pubUcity the cue received. fine ." II&ence and refuaed to with· Dlatrict Court, but April 2 June 1. 1979. Applications are also being accepted for work starting in the fall. Experience is preferred, but not FLORIDA PLANT SALE necessary. You need not be a student to sponsored by Acacia Fraternity qualify. Iowa Memorial Union - Main. Ballroom Positions available Include: Managing Editor Wire Editor THINK SPRINGI City News Editor University News Editor AprtI10-13 Features Editor Editorial Page Editor -fueL, w.... a Thu,., 10-1, frl, 10-1 Raclam and Femlnlam Associate Sports Editor Sports Editor Hundredl of PlItt... t t1.00 a .00 Photography Editor " Fern. • Ealt.r Lllliel An Open Discussion for The 01 also needs: • Oracaenaa • Hanging Suk.t. • Palm. • Cacti l Succulante all Interested women. Reporters Artists • Figi • Scheffl".. Photographers Copy Editors • Dleffenbachl. Tue •• April 10 7:30 pm • Phllod.ndron. Feature writers • Mum. • Yuccu • And Mo,. Women's Resource Applications may be picked up In ~ T,opItaI ,..".. DIt.d '''"'' flotldo II ~ "- and Action Center Room 111 of the Communications Plants for dorms, apartments, offices, 130 N. Madison St. Center. They must be returned to that restaurants and other Indoor loeatlpns office by 5 pm, Tuesday, April 10. Background articles available at Think Plants provided by: Nell Brown Sprlngl W.R.A,C. & Plains Woman Bookstore, Editor Select FLORIDA PLANT MARKET 529 S. Gilbert St. 1979-1980 ..... ~Tht D• ., lowlII-.... City, ..._Tulldlr, April 10, 1171 The Daily Iowan---=----,-----'~~----:------CondE Tu ••day, April 10, 1979 Deregulation threatens Vol. 111, No. 174

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Send the joy of Easter! Condemn~d 'man reprieved Our FTD EASTER BASKET· BOUQUET! By Unfl4rd Pre. Inl.matlonal decide when Evans should be ask for a federal court review of ;-I'~I:-:::.M~ Perfect for family, A condemned killer In MiIIIa­ electrocuted. his sentence and conviction. • friends-and you! sippi won a reprieve Monday Evans, who wants to die for Assistant Attorney General Call or visit us from the PI chamber, meaning the slaying of a Mobile, Ala., Marvin L. WhIte, however, said It will be at leut mid-May pawn shop operator In 1m, had the issues raised In the com· now. We send before the (lrat convict In a U.S. been scheduled to be electrocut­ plaint have been dlaposed of and flowers priJon since Gary Gilmore In ed at 12:01 a.m CST Friday at a stay should not be granted. "~\ 1ii:1>E71F' almost any- Utah Is put to death. Hohnan Prison near Atmore. The Misslsalppl Supreme Court where-the In Alabama, a state .ttorney But Rehnqulst granted the had denied Bell's final appeal flew to Washlnlton to arlUB delay pending a full court last Friday. FTDway. before the U.S. SUpreme court hearing on the appeal by Evans' Robertson and fellow defense , , that an appeal filed by the mother, who llvesln Beaumont, attorney John Maxey asked for ---1>1, ••" .... - .... , plul mother of John LouII EvlllS III, Texas. the stay on grounds there were ltan""ltIIng CItIIrg_ \ I who narrowly eacaped In Atmore, police guarded the "substantial factual, legal and on out 01 town 0Id ...1I1Y ~ execu tlon last week. should not Rev . Kevin Dulgnan because of constitutional questions" sur­ IIIgIter In lOme dtIto be granted. threatl reportedly made rounding I¥II's conviction and Earlier. a federal judge In ag.inst him. Duignan has sentence. SEND ONE ...TAKE ONE HOME Greenville, Mias., ordered a become a confidante of Evans Gilmore was shot to death by OURFfD stay for Charlea Sylvester Bell, and visits him almost daUy at a firing squad in Utah on Jan. a convicted murderer, who had his death row cell. 17, 1917, just 12 days after been scheduled to die Wedne8- In Mlaslaslppl, U.S. DIstrict Evans killed the pawn shop EASTER BASKET® day In the gu chamber at the Judge Orma Smith ruled \hit operator. state penitentiary In Parchman. BeU's defense attorneys be Cames' argument before the BOUQUET Aaliltant Alabama Attorney granted a stly so the court Supreme Court would be the ~ General Ed Carnes was expect­ would have more time to review same he used last Tuesday to IS SUND\Y,APRIL15. ed to present a brief before the the complaints. No date was set persuade U.S. District Court U.S. Supreme Court so the court for the hearing. Judge William B. Hand In can decide whether to hear the Attorneys for Bell said the Mobile to reject the' appeal of Without yOUr help, £r.el..eJt florist appeal filed by EvlllS' mother. execution is now postponed Evans' mother, Betty Evans, of we can't afford to win. Supreme Court Justice William indefinitely. Beaumont, TexIS. Her petition Ma~e check payable to ; 14 South Dubuque 410 Kirkwood Ave Rehnquist haa delayed the Bell, 24, a native 0( SI. LouIs, alleged her son was In­ U.S, Olympic Committee, Downlown Greenhouse & Garden Cenler execution unW Good Friday was convicted In the 1977 competent to make a judgment 80x 1980·P. Cathedral Sta. 9·5 8-9 D~ily 9-S Sundiy 80ston , MA 02118 Mnn-S~I, 8-5 : 30 Sal, pendlnl a hearing on the ap­ slaying of a young Hattiesburg whether to appeal his sentence, 'lour conhlbutlCn lSI .. deOuttlble peal. service station operator. and also challenged the con­ If the Supreme Court tums "We are not here today on the stitutionality of Alabama's down the appeal, the state merits 0( the complainta," said death penalty law. Supreme Court In Alabama defense attorney James L. Hand ruled Evans had not would have to set another Robertson during oral argu­ been incapacitated In any way execution date. According to ments on the stay. Robertson and could file the appeal on his African Liberation state law, the date could not be said there was "nothing unu­ own if he wanted to appeal, Unlled Pr ... Inlernatlonal Support Committee presents: any sooner than 30 days from sual, nothing out 0( the or­ therefore his mother's "next Execution stayed the time the alate court meets to dinary" for a state prisoner to friend" petition was not valid. David Sibeko Iowa basketball mom Pan-Africanist Congress Representative babies - just a little - 'to the United Nations outs tate senior players lues,day April 10 7 pm scrapbook for Drake of Elgin, Ill.; and fan of the sport, says she likes Shambaugh Auditorium a 1978 • 79 scrapbook for Peth of basketball better than other sports Tomah, Wis. because' 'you have closer contact with She started making them for the the players. Free Admission seniors who weren't from Iowa "I've always liked basketball. I "because chances are there aren't played intramural in school." any relatives who can keep a Although the high school she attended scrapbook for them, " she said. In West Branch had a women 's basketball team, the farm where whe "I qever became acquainted with lived was too far from the school for Sky King unW I gave him a scrap­ her to make the practices. Her book," she said. HIs parenta still ketp daughter, Barb, also played girls in touch with her, sending her post­ basketball in junior high school and Iowa City cards and letters from Ohio. was the manager of her high school Frost, who Is In Vancouver, Canada, team. working with the Canadian Athletes in In 1962, Clark renewed her Interest Action, sWl writes to her about once a In basketball when she started Center fer Men month, and once on Mother's Day he working at the UI Audiovisual Center and his roommates sent her roses. and bought season tickets to the Iowa presents ThIs year Clark hopes to have all the basketball games. seniors - Peth. Tom Norman, The Field House, to her, is Iowa's William Mayfield and Kirk Speraw - only drawback. "We (fans ) deserve a over for a meal before they leave for better place and more room. It's hard the summer, she said. "I hate to see to get out at half time, but that hasn't the seniors graduate. I hate to see the kept me from going to yell and root for season end." them," she said. Her hollSe is filled with memories ot Even when the team Is on television, A MAN The Oally lowan/81U Otmt1ed those she has welcomed into her she is in her familiar seat at the Field home, including gifts from several House. "I don't like to watch them on Ann Clark, superfan foreign exchange students from West TV, less I'm really sick. I go to all the A film about men & mourning Gennany. Argentina, Yugoslavia and home games," she said. By SANDEE WENNERB ERG Frost for whom she made dinners and Brazil. In her basement a whole wall During the December 1978 tour­ Staff Writer scrapbooks. Is devoted to the autographed pictures nament, before the Big 10 season had 7:30 pm Tuesday, April 10 it all started In 1975 with Frost 0( of put and present Iowa basketball begun, Clark and her husband, If George Washington is the father Long Beach, Cal. She took a speclaI players. Eugene, traveled to San Diego, Cal.. Room 205 Wesley House 01 our country, then let Ann Clark be Interest In him becallSe he was so This year It Is Peth's turn to have to see the Hawks play. the mother of our basketball team. friendly, she said. And when she found his basketball memories cultivated In Clark recalls that a young woman at A brief or,Qanizational meeting will follow. Although Clark did not found out that he was going to a black and gold Hawkeye scrapbook. work once said to her, "Ann, If they basketball at the UI, neither did Czechoslovakia around the same time On weekend nighta, for three hours or ever voted on a Number One Hawkeye For information call Bill, 338-1611 Washington discover America. she was plaMlng a trip there to vIalt more she works on Peth's scrapbook, basketball fan, you'd be the one." Both, however, made valua ble relatives, she decided to caD hInf up. trimming the artlcies carefully to fit a Last Thursday night Clark was contributions to their respective She wondered If they were going at sticky tlaaue paper for mounting and among the throng of 500 or more fans Everyone is Welcome! stales. the same time so she could watch him then ironing them on the pages. who paid tribute to the players at the Early last fall Clark Invited play basketball In the European Clark gathers her articles mosUy aMual Hawkeye banquet. But to Hawkeye basketball player Dick Peth Olympics. Thus evolved the first from The Daily Iowan, the Des Moines players like Peth, she was not Just and his roommate Eric Youngstrom dinner, which she gave for Frost and Regilter and Tribune and the Iowa another face In the crowd. over for one of her lasagne dinners. his girl friend. and the first scrap­ City Prell-Citizen. She gets action HIs senior year will be remembered Laler this year. ahe will give Peth the book. which she made during his photos from the UI Photo Service and In two very special ways : Ann Clark', IIIIUIIII IULLIBILDD , scrapbook she has been working on senior yesr .. s recap of his Iowa writes to the player's parenta hoping lasagne and her gift 0( a scrapbook. for the 1978 - 79 year which hlghllghta basketball days. to juxtapose some of his childhood She Is the mother of Iowa basketball, his UI basketball caretr. After Frost, it became sort of a photographs against pictures taken at the woman who took the Hawks to Test drive a Volkswagen, Ponche, Audi or Before Peth. there was Terry tradition with a 1976 -17 scr.pbook for UI. heart and brought them Into her lWda and get a free ham burger at one of Drake, Bruce "Sky" King and Dan King of Dayton, Ohio; a 1m - 78 Clark, who Is not just a fly-by-night home. XcDonalds two convenient locations: , Riverside Drive in Iowa City energy source that ~ 'Iowa facing gas shortage' life .nd health 01 e'/ft1 DES MOINES (UPI) - Several service statiOllJ al­ mialion will won: with utilities Books Ire liways 1st Avenue in Coralville production ahouId ~ Service stations In Iowa soon ready have been affected by the to develop a residential conaer­ cosUy and deIIII lilly be forced to curtail their fuel shortage, Stanek added. vatlon service to conduct balf tbe old pnce hours because of a gasoline Some owners hive completely energy aYinp evaluation It If you buy a new or used car from Karch 16 - Invn,lvM with the lilt Ibortage, a state official sa Id run out of supplies, "hlle others the residence of any Iowan who ~ or less It April 15, Autohaus will give you I. $26 Gift mining, coal poUuli/il lIondiy. may begin closing shop on requests the aervlce, he IBid, and energy workshops wtll ~ Certificate to use at XcDonalds ...and that's ' and sulfur dloPJI Ed Stanek, director 0( the Sundays or may begin lOme conducted to help small bust· Jim's Used Books" Records are Just a few Ii 1/11 1000a Energy Polley Council, form of raUoning . a lot of Big liacsl nellIS find way to lower fuel the \lie 01 COIl. In mt llIda survey of Iowa's 36 major 1101 ...... Stanek made the alUlOllllCe­ bills. 01 COllis produced, d ~ IUppllera found that gasoline ment at a newa conference lriUr Other ItepI will include a ...5:30 ....· ... sulfur dlolide ernJIIIot l1IppUes will total 3.18 million Gov. Robert D. Ray. WhIle the making coal emIJIiIIII barrels this month. But, driver education JlI'OII'8In for governor agreed 10wlllS shoIIld teen-altn to Instruct them on astronomical; thIa ~ demuci probe bly will reach conserve, he said he WIS ~ 1.$7 mIlllon barrela. causing a drvlng habits, on maintenance consumer. of AIJltt\CI­ posed to a mandatory rationing technique. .nd worlt with JlhJecIed ahorUall of 11.6 per program for the state becaue to the Indlll\rJ III ceat. farmen to try to reduce con· . to 1973 ... 7)11 "there's no way you Cln be sumptlon of delsal fuel. non~r'\allnJuri.. cIariJI "The effects of the shortage fair ." LOGO CONTEST Ray added the Legislature 1IiIIllecorne more Icute by the . So, 3311,404 miJIIII Ray,}nd Stanek said evidence will be encouraaed to PIlI Protectlv. Auoclltlon for T.. lntl I' over I 23,. ~ of the month," Stanek said. of till gasoline shortale ap­ varlou. enerRY con.ervatlon 'We don't really .ee any PfUZltI 'RIZIII c lM'0lllma~~ly ev.y dIlL pearl mllnly In the state' ••" lealslatlon, IncIIlClinl bills on city of OatIl' lichlflcant effects In .t leatt the aside program where fuel IOIar rilhts, energy ute cycle The winning entrant will receive: ' I' 11m two months. Demand for suppllen are requirecl to put 3 CGldng for lovernment build· $5 gift certlflcat. from Thing, - I' 111._ up In summer monthl, lop and one that wou1d allow .,. up liplficantly." per cent of the fuel expected to $5 gIft certIficate from Bu.hne"" Turtl. be broll8ht Into Iowa. The EPC guollne dealen to g.t 1IUpPU.. T-Shirt from Lind. from other than their normal Stanek aald actual guoline allocatu the fuel on a monthly Bottle of champlgne from albe', IUppIIes for Iowa the month of basis. In February, 7 per cent 01 cootrac:ton. April rqed from 3.53 million the IIt·aslde g•• ollne wa. "We are not trying to d1vupt The IIrlt 14 ,"'renll wHI receive HtrdHt .ndWIch ooupon •. barreilin 1974 to 3.48 million allocated, increasing to 81 per bualne.es or Industries. We • ..., diad.... II April 30. 18711 a' 5 pm. For dll.... and conle.. barrell ..t ye.r. Shortfalll of cent In March. only want low8111 to reduct rul .. conleCl: utohaus ~ COIIIlIIDption. I alao plan to IIIOIIne IUppUea thla year were Ray aid a .peclal COIIIIrYa· " ...11 .. AI.ul...... TII'III'ItI VOlKSWAGEN6PORSCHEoAUOioMAZOA 1.4 per cent In Jlnuary, 3.7 per tlon ptCIII'am will begin In fIIcaI reduct 0lIl' travel both, famil1. QI'OUIId PIMr.IMU IIS-IIU e.nt In February and 4.1 per ING. wIsa and bualneaIwIaa," Ray Highway 6 Bypass. Iowa City (tat In March. The low. Commerce Com- ald. I ' ~ DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Pa. moms, kids go home T B £ (C"; .... w...... , SportS£1 8 J CI EL 0 DE 0 I:::~,:, ,n ~~.~ I HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - Gov. Didt no threat to public health. NomInated lit I Thornburgh lifted his evacuation advisory for In another development, Lt. Gov. William AaadIInr ..... UI Rugby Club betl 1:104:10-1:10-7:»1:. pregnant women and YOWli children Monday, Scranton III aMGunced that a special state panel The UI Rugby Club'l 'A' I allowing thousands to return to homes abruptly Is being formed to assess the impact of the Three OLD STYLE Saturdly'a home Opel1lf IQI evacuated 10 days ago beca\llle of America's Mile Island accident on the economy of south­ !he 'A' IqUld effort with iOtl worst nuclear power plant accident at Three central PeMsylvania. t.. m earned a 13-4 win M Mile Island. Thornburgh issued his advisories because QUARTS Ttle rugby team will hit Thornburgh also reopened 23 acbools he or­ fetuses and little children are particlularly vul­ Evan.on, tnd . thl. _kind, dered closed March 30 beca\llle of dan8erously ~erable to radiation. The evacuation recom­ ONLY $1.00 high levels of radiation that leaked frun the mendation covered a flve-rni1e radius of the LlCroell club IPlit crippled nuclear power plant 10 miles southeast plant. The Hawkeye Lecro ... CI of here. Five families - including two pregnant 12-1 triumph over We."'n "It Is now considered safe," said 'Ibomburgh women and nine small children - awaited word lCored all( goala for the HI! Mid at a news conference In the state capitol, from Thornburgh at an evacuation location In 1I0pped 18 Ihot, for tilt d accompanied by Harold Denton, the U.S. Hershey, Pa., about 11 miles north of Three Mile On SundlY the Lecro"e Nuclear Regulatory Comrnisalon's top expert at Island. home optner by a tough WI tile scene. Red Cross officials said they believed many goal lead In the "rat ptrlod, Pennsylvania civil defense authorities were evacuees had been staying with friends or game In ovenlme, 7-7, WI ordered to reduce their "full alert" status to an family. A total of 96S persons registered at the death portion to end theg' "on call" posture, Thornburgh Mid. The civil Hersheypark evacuation center and another defense has been polled for over a week to center In York. Pa. SOftball oHlcllls are evacuate aimost 400,000 central Pennsylvanians lilted for April 2(}'22. if I nece&ll8ry. more Auto pirates' implicated 18 mHtlng at 8 p.m. In "I am lifting all my previous recom­ mendations, advisories and directives," said in III. highway shootout Hou". Thornburgh. . Denton said he believed engineers had PAXTON, Ill. (UPI) - Four brothers Involved resolved the crisis concerning the disabled In a shootout with police In which five persons mC,tor core. died have been linked to an auto theft ring A core meltdown, the worst kind of nuclear specializing In luxury cars, police said Monday. catastrophe, which can occur when cooling The cars were taken from the parking facilities systems faU and the uranium In the reactor heats at Chicago's O'Hare International airport, police The Very Best in live Rock & Roll out of control, W88 beHeved possible In the early said. ! days of the crisis. Killed In the battle along Interstate ' 57 "I consider the crisIa over today with regard to Saturday night were state trooper Michael , TONIGHT the status of the core," he , said. "The core Is McCarter, 32, Paxton city patrolman WilHam being cooled perfectly adequately the way It Is Caisse, 32, the state trooper's brother-Inlaw, now." Donald Vice, 43, and two of the brothers, Engineers continued a plan to remove Cleveland Lampkin, 46, and David Lampkin, 32. "DOUBLE-UPI" MAINSTREET radioactive gases such 88 xenon and hydrogen State and local police said Monday they were from the cooling system of the power plant's still trying to determine why a routine speeding 25¢ DraWl reactor. stop turned Into a bloodletting. ' AN IOWA CITY TRADITION Once the gases are purged, the safe, cold Daniel K. Webb, director of the Illinois 9-12 shutdown plan calls for a steam generator to Department of Law Enforcement, said reduce the temperature of the water In the Cleveland Lampkin was free on appeal bond cooling system to , below the boiling point of after a recent auto theft conviction In MiSSissippi THE Wednesday water. The temperature Is currently above 400 and may have feared an arrest would Jeopardize FIELD HOUSE degrees. his bond. Webb said the Mississippi conviction No Cover Denton, sent to Three MIle Island to solve the W88 on 12 counts of auto theft. crisis by President Carter, said .low levels of "ThIs case brings Into question the leniency of radiation continued to seep from the plant. both state and federal statutes relating to appeal Mondl, Ind TUlSdl, But he said the amounts, the latest readings of bonds," Webb said. Ken,Miz_i'a which showed a level of .1 to 1 miIlirern per hour, Police In Chlcago's auto theft unit said the were too small for concern. Lampkin brothers were "active auto thieves" AGEISHA (19531 Denton added authorities would have enough who operated In Gary, Ind., and a South Side in A GEISHA Mizoguchl returns one time to order an evacuation In the event of an Chicago neighborhood. \ more to the theme of women In unexpected release of large doses of radiation. Michlgan state police detective James Gun­ materialistic society. Amid the alleys Denton said that iodine, which can cause derson said he led a raid a few months ago at a and paper lanterns of Kyoto's Glon dis­ trict, a beautifu l young geisha learns thyroid cancer, W88 stabilized Inside the plant garage owned by Paul Lampkin, who Is believed and that milk samples indicated that there was to be another brother. that women must sell themselves to 1~lt(5:1 I live. Made during Mlzoguchl's greatest B.U!!'l'~' period , tJetween UGETSU and 'l'... ., ..... ·""" ROBERT SANSHO THE BAILIFF, In Japanese 'Yet, claims radiation caused with su btilles. 7 pm DE NIRO cancer, to appeal YA finding l~PRICE Director Robert Aldrich adap· BURLINGTON, Iowa (UPI) families, said he would appeal cancer because of this ex­ ted Mickey Spillane's novel - A veteran of World War II the latest rejection of his posure'" he said. "In a VA Into Ihe definitive example of who claims exposure to 22 request for bepeflts to the Board claim case you have to reach a lata 111m no;(, This 1955 fil m DRARBEER nuclear teats In the Pacific of Veterans Appeals. point of reasonable doubt in features Ralp~ Meeker as Mike Hammer, SICk. sadistic. Thea ter resulted In his develop. He was diagnosed as having their minds and so far they have but stili on our aide. From Ihe 1m' BAR LIQUOR Ing terminal cancer, Monday terminal cancer In 1973, at called it (having cancer from first Shot 01 a woman runn ing said he would appeal a decision which time doctors gave him the exposure) a possibility." Insanely down the highway 10 by the Veterans Admlnlstation two-to-three years to live. Kelly last week was turned the paranoid and apocalyp ti c WINE not to aUow him medical down for the third time in his ending, KISS ME DEADL Y Is However, doctors termed a work 01 demented genius, FUll and benefits. Kelly's cancer In a state of battie to get benefits as a 8:45 on both d Orville KeUy, founder of remission about a year ago. He disabled veteran. His requests person 2 p. Make Today Count, an interna­ now thinks it Is beginning to were also turned down in 1974 . Frida.,. tional organization for ter­ reappear. and 1978. minally ill persons and their "I conceivably could have He said he thought the realion his requests continuously have BONUS 125 been turned down Is because the eFREE DRINK TKXET government Is not ready to .Postscripts handle the landslide of similar UNTIL 10PM. claims tha t would follow if Kelly's request was honored. Closed Mondays But the VA. he said, does give a Correction reason for the denials. Belt Done Alone. by Jude Amangl, will be on exhibit through 7:30 pm-2:00 am Tues-Sat "I believe it (the ruling) will Friday at the Corroboree Gallery at the corner of Gilbert and Iowa be based on the fact that J didn't 223 E. Washington streets, substantiate my claims enough MHtlngs to show that 1 received enough Iowa City No Nuk.. RIll" planning meeting for Iowa City organizer. will radiation to show that I meet at 3:30 p,m . Union Indiana Room . received the cancer," he said. C._ 8erYIcH and Planning wUI be holding a meeting at .. "There's a v~ry firie line there p.m. In the Union Ohio State Room for all seniors and graduate and I had presented new students Interested In setting up a reference file or participating In evidence to reopen my case on-campus Interviewing with recruiters. which was reopened by the VA Graduate ltudent 8enata will meet at " :30 p.m. In the Union and I'm sure they're going to Michigan Room. say that I just didn't prove my The Political 8c1ence Club will meet at 8:15 for dinner and 7 case." p,m. for discussion at the Mill Restaurant, He said as his last stand he Inllt ltudy will meet at 7 p.m. In the Upper Room of Old Brick, would go before the appeals Ilerra Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. In the Gloria Del Lutheran board with doctors and physi­ Church at the corner of Market and Dubuque streets, Membera cists to speak on his behalf. and non-members welcome, ' KeUy had not put a dollar PETS 0..,....,. Anonrn- will meet at 8 p.m, In Room ' 207 of figure on the amount of his Wesley House. claim. PROFESSIONAL do. 1'IIppi". kIltena, tropkal Speake" pIIea, S-man Seed A_ South, J3I.8501 Prof. AIMi Vetta of the Cleptartment of mathematics at OKford OWING TO ADMINISTRATIVE Polytechnic will apeak on "Misconceptions of BehllYlor Genetics and the 10 Controversy," at .. p.m. In Room 221A Schaeffer Hall. TANGLES, BEN BUTlEY Will NOT BE 1JP8CllltIonI and ReII .... 01 T..... will be tlie topic of a HAVING HIS ENGLISH TUTORIALS TO­ panel-directed program lponlOred by the Education Placement Office at 7:30 p.m. In the Union Lucas Dodge Room. DAY. RlaIIanI 8huUer Jr., chairman of the Inthropology department, EVlryiIody I."" will epeak on ·"Early Man SltH In laland S.E. Alia: Their Implica­ tions for Hominid Evolution" at 8 ...m. In Room E 109 of the Art ...... Plilce Building. The University Lecture Committee & Recital 121 Iowa Ave. BUTLEY the Graduate College JanIce Valter will give an organ recital at 8 p.m. Clapp Recital Hall of the School 01 Mullc, present by Simon Gray New York Times Washington Correspondent DI CIMIlfttd. Every Tuesday ... 8:00 P.M. APRIL 13, 14, 18-21 Graham Hovey enjqy a special on our specialty. 3:00 P.M. APRIL 22 We 're proud to be Iowa City'.! exclusive purveyor of draught Guin.nels Stout and Bass A Ie. "U.S. Policy in , Now, every Tuesday we offer t~e two fine malt beveraage$ at the reduced price of lJJc a draught. South Africa" Drop by tonight and have your u~l .!tout for a lillle ie&.! TICKETS cash ... or a liuk more .!tout for the usual cash. AVAilABLE April 12 8 pm Draught Guinn •• Stout aOC HANCHER Physics Building-Lecture Rm 2 BOX OFFICE Free, no tickets required 353-8255 The University Lecture Committee IPonSor, lectures of broad Interest; GUNIVERSlTY , a88lsts with arrangemenl8 and publl~!~ ,~, .. "ndenlty funded major

351·5692 Open Daily THEATRE lectures; and co-sponsors addillonal ,ectures -f Drold Inl".... 405 S. Gilbert at 4:30 ------~i l------, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01 CLASSIFIEDS ANTIQUES HELP WANTED -=

"'tl • OOWrtlown ' OYEIlIIAI job. - Summtrly.. r Sports£ripts ' ______1 BLOOM An ques round. Europa. S. America. Australia. DI Classifieds 111 Communications Center ,. WHO DOES IT? fullWellmln,. 4 ·lowi27 . Three building, montnlyAlii. EIC. .Expan All Flalda.... paid 1500-. Slgh .....$1 .200ng . I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1______...... 1 1. Fr.. Inlo· Writa: IJC. Box 52·IG. UI Rugby Club be.tl low. St.t. Corona Del Mlr. CA82825 4·30 The UI Rugby Club', 'A' Ind 'B' 1.1",. grlbbed vlC10rIM In LOST AND FOUND . TYPING . ROOMMATE :. APARTMENTS THIIIO-gr" ohlldran - Hlva fun and -----______WANTED FOR RENT Saturd.y', hom. Optn., IIIl1n'tlow. State. Mike Sch.elfer led Mov. coming up? ..rn $2.50 lor playing .....nlng g,mae the 'A' Iquld elfort wllh four trl .. In th. 56-0 drubbing. The 'B' It the LOIT: Mil. cat, Plrt SI.me.. : off' at Ihe Psychology Deplllmeni. Unlver' TRIIISIS uperlence • Former IBllvenllj ! now time white . graylah/brown marking. faos . leere\.try, IBM Correetlnc Selectric 11\ . t.. m ..rned I 13-4 win eN., lhe Cyelon• • Iity oIlowL C.II Dr . Joan Cantor. 353 ':ISI-IIII6. . 54 NUII.ING' tlUdanll need two f.mlle 'UMMIII .ubl.t. furnl.hac! SeVIlle Iopllnl tall. Vicinity Linn. Burlington. C.M 338- The rugby t.. m will hNd 10 th. Big Ten Tournlment at 4281 between l.nd 5 p.m. 4· 18 - . aummar roommat•• own baclroom. Apertmanl. cloM to achOof. pool. $lae 5010. 4-11 Evenaton, IIId . thl, weekend. , cell HOUBIICIIPlNG and laundry peal. ------.-. -- completlly furnished . ....klng cIlll1ance monthly. C.II354-3782. 4.13 LOST - Whita gold wlda band tiona now optn allhe Carou.tllnn - BICYCLES l~flOlPltIf . 338·3319. 4-18 1::-:-:=-:=:-"""""':":-:-:-::---:---:--:-­ wedding ring. ' ,Marqul. diamond. 'UMMllllUbltl. fall option; large two- Llcrone club eplill over w.. kend P.rt and tull tim., waga. rIInga from , TWO f.m.... ah .., Ilrge nou .. with bedroom. cIoaa In , but line ••Ir. $250. Th. HIWkey. Llcro... Club opened theaprlng ..lIOn with I Maher Bros. Reward. 351 .4530. 4-11 S3-S3.50 par hour dapandlng on ex· four woman two block. Ifom Burg.. 337.2058 or 826-2958. 4.20 perlenca. GOOd benefit, .nd working PRO'U.IOIIAL blk. - 80cm. sap plus utillll ... C.II for detail .. 354-1 ______12·1 triumph over W ..lern lllinoll SllurdlY. Andy Blrg•• tock LOIT - Yellow labrador 4 'At PUPPY. condlliona. ClrOUlI1 Inn . HighWay Columbu. tubing. C.mp.gnolo 5204. 4-11 IUMMlllaublet _ Filii option _ On. month,. ne .. M.yflower Ap.rtments. e acored .,~ gOII, for the Hawkeyea whIle goille Mike HOldgrlfer 6- M~~f1ower and 218. 351·8324. 5· 14 througnout. C.n be rlo.d. Very bedroom. atr. ctoaa, negmllblt ""I. Reward. 351·0129. 354-5327. 4.13 atopped t8 ,hot, for th. d.I", ... 337-8888 ----I r_n.blt. SI.... 351-o1.7 ...... lng •. DNI! _ t.. o fam.laa .h ... Iwo' 354-7528. evening,. 4-20 On Sund.y lhe Lecro.. e tllm w.. narrowly d ....ted In th.lr WAHTID Immedlataty; Secret.rlal 4·20 bedroom lperlmant wltn ona othtr. i home opener by I lough WI,conlin equid. OY.,comlng IthrM' 8111 J ...... or E... I Riley anllllntllypl.t. Work ,Iudy. 338-0581, ------own large bedroom. aummet' .ubl" _ IUMMI!II IUbIII - FurnlllleCI. 1hr.. HELP WANTED 508 4 13 ."YCLE REPAIRS bed Id • .....ment with IIr goallNd In the tlrel period. the Hlwkey. came back to pu1the .xt. . • Fast Quality S-"Ice fall option. Air. clol8. bu •. 338-5518. 5· room. ~·o .,.-' . ... • 14 Heat .nd .,.... paid. Ifx bIocIcI from g.me In over1lm•• 7·7. Wlaeonlln aeored ..rly In lIIe ludden 10ITINO · En"ll.h back"round . 1------TlCHNICIAH or ...llIant ..antacI for CompetItive Prices I P.n.. cr ... . 338-4488. 4-1' d ..lh pOrtIOn to tnd Ih.g.m•• 8· 7. edl\o(llIa.perl.nct. Kican. 648-2312. local physld.n·. office . Raauml ap- 1hi Delt, lowen n"ds All Makes and Models IDIAL locallon 'At block campu •• 2'A 4-12 praclated. Write 1..1. Tilt Deily iowan. carriers fbr the following PEDDLERS i block. /rom Pentacrlll. air. own room IU.L1T two bed_. ham Ind ..... ------4.18 areas: 15 S. Dubuque 338·9923 In apanmant. Summ .. ,ubl.t • Fall op- paid. on bus, $225. AfIIr 5. 337·2101. 1M IOftb.n offici_II nMded . ALTERATIONS WANTED 1______tlon . 338-6617. 4.13 4-18 SOftblll offlcill. are needed for the Intramural ,ollblll tourney 3a1~III6 , evenlnp. DI!IK et ..k wanted. Work ...nlng. -Hillcrest III!N'S Viscount GPM 10 .paed. on~ IIlIed for April 20-22. Inter"led Indlvldu.l. mutt attend en April 4-10 Ind ..eekand. 354·4200. H.wkay. -Friendship, 1st Ave., 2nd Ave., y"r Old. exeallenl condition ••120 1 DELUXI!, thr" bedroom ch_at naecfs IUMMIII .ubtal - FIN opllon - Two ------, '23" • M 354-3033. 4.101 third roommate. Own bedroom, bedroom, air. garage.'225. 351·7555. 18 meeting at 6 p.m. In lhe L.llermen·, Lounge of the Field • lodga. • • 3rd Ave .• 4t" "Ye.. UlC8une.~ .'11 CIlIlATfVI RESUMES "Hlr. Vournll I-=====::,======- Mature. mille stud.nt wllh proflllional I •. Hou ... In Employerl" ArU.Uo License 1111 ' -Weatgate. KeswIck, Wheaton goal •. Half blOCk /rom Hickory Hili LAIIGI, furnl,had. one· bad room telephone 351 ·1 972. 4·13 -Bowery, Vln Buren MOTORCYCLES Park. 1339 E. Davenport. 338·1837. 4· apartment. atac:trlclty not Included. Jardin elll .... Itlt. crown SHARP HOMEMAKER -5. Gilbert, S . Cllnlon. E. College, 13 available Immediately II 527 E Collage Bob Jord.n. UI emplOy.. , earned Ih. low. MU State Cham· WOOD.UIIN SOUND SERVICE .ell •• ..rvlcas and InataU. TV. car .W80. PARTY PLAN S . Linn, S . Dubuque, E. 1814 K...... kl. gOOd condition, S300 IUMMER sublet. two 'emal.. . two Sf .• Apl.1afllr5p.m. 4-12 plonahlp for the 3O-kllometer walk Saturday. Jordln covered lhe lIareo components and anlennae. 400 PEOPLE Washington. Iowa Ave. or bait oft ... 364-471.. 4-18 bedroom furnished Clark. $81 .25 . 338· 1110 _ Oule~ two room apartment Morgan Crtek Park course In Cedlr R.pld. In Ihr.. hourt. t.n Hlghl.nd Court. acro .. from the -5. Summit. E. Burlington -M-O-TO- IIC- Y-C- L-I:-' -N-Ice- Y-arnahI---25Occ- 6786. 4·10 near Currl ... graduate .fud.nt. 337. MOOdy BIu.. 4·19 Experienced Working with mlnut" end 17 aecond • . -5. Cllnion, S. Dubuque. E. S\retl. htlmet. S350. 351.8380 aller 5 4795. 4·12 Othar Women??? Hlra, train Fltn ... T~II to open ALTERING AND MENDING wanted Prentl .., S . linn pm. 4-23 ROOM' FOR RENT IUMMIII - One bedroom aplllmant DIal 33'I,ms people Irom home 6 monthl RIC Strvleet hi. announeed lhll the newly·con,truCled -Emerald 51. • - :::::::::::=:=::=::::::::==I~=:'=:"=~'::=:': __ In hou ... clOl8. 8205 Including uUllti •. ______5-4 01 year. Absolulaly no Invesl· -L1ncdln Ave., Wooff Ave., Villey 337·7397. • 4·18 "flint .. lrall" located behind the RIC Building will open April 28. '".UTO SERVICE IU.L1T furnished room, clo.e. ------__ man!. Training provided. Grand opening ceremo~le. begIn It II I .m. th.t dey wllh In In· F1X·~ Carpemry. Elactrlcal. Plumbing. Ave., Newton Rd . utlllt", paid. cheep. Mlk. Pfatfer. 351. BUMMI!II lubl.t _ Two bedroom • ugural lun run Ineluded In the day" ICllvltl ... T·,hlrt, will be Masonry. Pllaterlng. Solar He.1. 351· Can also manage ralali -2nd Ave. PI. 5th St. 61h Ave. 9915. i 4·18 apartment. partly furnllhed . air con. 8878. 5-9 Coralville • awarded to III finIshers 01 the lun run. More Inlormilion I, Christmas Slore. Nov. Dec. IF you are looklnc Cor quaUty work and SI7 1111 fu Iahed' an kitChen ' dilloning . carpated. payelectrlcltyonty. Ivallable Irom the Ree office (Room III, Field Hou ..). WINDOW WAlHtNO. ITC. Call Juna Celiac! 816-763- Roulea averege 'It hr. ... No ::~:.~c:' r~~l~~l~:'O::i bath~':"~Cal;~1.1.4.7 ~;~7.5747 ~7 block, /rom Currlar. $255. !;; Reasonable ralea - 337·5519; 351· w"kend •. No collectlona. Call the Di VolawaPIII. DlaI644-*I, daY' or 644. aner 10 pm . 4.23 __.______2712. 4· 18 7272. ClrculaUon Dept. 353-6203 or 354· _ , evenlnp. H SUMMER sublat - SpaclOua. lux- TOYS.GI"S­ 'UIINIIHED rooms wflh cooking. urlou •. two bedroom • . Rat .. THE METALWOAKS Is seeking I.Ij2~199!:'======~I::7.==:=:::====~ community living at Its beat. 337·3703. nagotlable. 351.04002. HOUSE OF LLOYD NOW HIRING commissions for handmade AUTOS DOMESTIC 5·18 wedding rings and olher lewelry. WANTED 'TO BUY PENTACREIT Apartment - Thr" FULL OR PART· TIME Call David Luck. 351·5840 before 1------TWO roomy aull. with cooking, anti· bedroom. air. dlsh ....h... tummer 3 pm. 4·25 1------1171 Charger . 83,000, good lIIape, quefurnltur•. 337·3703. 5-18 .ublet - fall option. Call 338-8246 1ft.. .UYING lliver and gold colna, .amp red title, 5900 or be. oller. 354-7151 . ROOM on campua, utilities, prefer "rad 6. 4·17 LUNCHES AND/OR DINNER HAWKEYE LAWN SERVICE SCHOOL cOliectlone, cl ... rlnga, butblll carda, 4.18 lI1ud.nt, _ of ch.mlstry. 337.24O!i. Fertlllzallon old comic booka. AlA Colna-Stamp', ------4.11 -COCKTAIL SERVERS Weed .nd Insect Control BUS DRIVERS acron/rom Grand Daddy's. 4·23 1.7:1 Chevy Impala 2 door - Air, 1______-BUS PERSONS Free EiUmates power, dual .xhaust. Inlpeeted. etean. AVAtLA.LI May _ Two lingle room •. Licensed ProCeulonal Applicator Part·tlme Work Phone 351·4844. , 4·17 very close. r.frlgerator. TV. sn•• -DISHWASHERS Call 351-5120 (evenlhlsl 5-7 7·8:30 1m: 2:45-4:15 pm MISCELLANEOUS 1.77 Impala ..agon _ Po_ brake. kitchen; 5110. 5120; utilitiea paid. 338- Now through June 5 and sleerlng. air. cruise. AM.FM 2785. 4-19 CHIPPIII'I T.llor Shop. 128'At E. A.Z -HOSTESS/HOST Wa.shlnglonSI. Oall351·1229. 5·11 Cheu!feur's license requIred 1______1 sler80. new brakll and tlrea. many ex~ FUIINISHED rooms with kltchenalle we will Iraln tras. per1ed condition. $3.750. call prlvllegaa Ivallabl. In sorority lOr surn- -NIGHT COOKS MOTH Eli'S DAT Gin 1.Ronlgnol downhill skis. blndl.: Jim. 338-9152. 4·17 mer _.Ion. Phone 338-9889 aft ... 4 SUMMEllsubiet _ Two bedroom. par. EarnIngs to $300 S75. Size 10/12 wedding gown . veil, ash P ArtlSl', portrait.: Charcoal. 515; pastil. a month plus bonus $100: women's Patty Berg gold dubs. VI!OA Hatchback _ Automatic. In. pm. 4·18 tly furnished. air. dl.hw er. an· -DAY STOCK PERSON 530: 011. $100.nd up. 351·0525. 5·11 lacreSl Gardens. 338-4191. 4·10 apply at bag. 580. used once. 337·7374. 4·23 apecled. 5350 or bealofter. CIIII 351· SUMMER; Furnished room cloll. Apply betw"n 2-4 pm Monda, BLACK It while processlng,nd printing. BOOKCASI!I /rom $9.95: deak. /rom 8845 before noon. 4·18 cooking. laundry. $85. 338-6993 after SUMMER sublet - F.II optIOn - On. SSmm and all 120 roll/11m sU.es. Randy. IOWA CITY $24.95: three.dra.... pine ch •• I. 5. 4·18 bedroom apartment two block. Irom 338-7468. 4-IS throulh Friday It Ibe 524.95; end tables and coH" tabl.. , AUTOS FOREIGN VERY nice qulel room. shared old Currier. heat and waler paid. $185., SEWING· WeddIng aown. and COACH $19.95: 20% oH all rocke ... K.thleen·. house. new kitchen. , laundry. lhree 337·5180______. 4·10_ IOWA RIVER POWER COMPANY bridesmald's dresses. len years' ex· COMPANY, INC. Korner, 523 N. Dodge. opan 11·5 dilly ------balhs. yard. short walk. bus. garage. 5175 _ All bills paid. two bedroom. pemnce. 338-0446. Including Sunday. 4·23 ,.71 Mldg.l. excell.nt condition. available now. fall option. 354-3974. 4· garage. great yard. no I..... Renlal an equal opportunity employer Hlway 1 Weat --..:...---'------1$3.000. 354-4718. 4·111 11 Dlreclory 338-7997 BESTBUVINTOWN ·Slx plecebedael ------511 IOWA AVENUE 4.8 PERSONALS MATUII£, ..sponslble person. for ..... with mattress and box $299. V. ton all 1.73 VW Bus. excellenl condlUon. ROOMS with cooking privileges. 337· . vica .I.llon c.. hler and light repair wood bed set, IlIve 1400. Goddard'. Fur· l2.000? 656·3156. 4·10 3'103 . ~ SUMMER tublet. fall option - Two niture, West Liberty, CooMn miles eu\ bedroom. unfurnished. P.ntacr•• t• -::::;:====:====:;::: ..orklng , plll·Umalhern.tlng,venlngs 01 MaU 011 6. 4-23 III. VW Van - Lo .. miles. new SMALL room near Hancher. lurnlshed. $328. 354-3382. 4.10 IHOW you carel Join Ihe All-Iowa Sale .nd _kends. Apply Dean Gerard. .I )rakes. Inspeeled. $995. 354·4503. reCrlgeralor. utililles.~ . 338..:1307. 33'/. Energy .nd And·Nuclear Rally In Ceder Hawkeye Shell Service. 844-2413. 4·19 LAIIOI! Ad~" (utility cabinet), 5130. evenings. 4-17 m9. 4-11 IN West Branch _ One bedroom Rapids on April 21. Transport.tlon DRIVI!RI wanted _ Must have own 337.9242. avenlng.. 4·13 1.75 VWo-lro~o . gr"n. new tire •• 30 d apartment: heat and wat.r furnished . HaRlE provided. Contact Iowa PIRG . Actlvltiel car. Apply Paul Revera'a Pizza. 440 fl "" dlt-I Phone 351 6413 LAROI!, pleasanl an furnished Single Call 643-2030; If no answer call. 643· Center. 353·7042. 4-20 USED vacuum cleaners. reasonably mpg. naCon on. ' . willi kitChen privileges near Mercy 2335. 4.10 PLAZA CENTRE ONE KirkwOOd. 4·20 417 Hospital. Utilities Incl uded. 5115. 337. ______110 for I'L hour .Iud" on communlca· priced. Brandy's Vacuum. 351·1453. 1-13 • SUalE'SE I dl t I '" 10naALL umpires. scorek"patl 3425. 4·17.. - mme a e y one Now accepting application, for tlon. Coupl. call 353-8296 for Infor· and field suparvlsorafor evenings May· CAMERA. Mlnolla SRT.l00. 5145; .kl 1114 TR·6 49.000 mllas. good gas bedroom furnished .parlmenl. matlon l1am·l pm d.lly. 4·23 July, low. City Park and Recreation boots. Nordica. alze 9'1•• 530; 8.track mileage. Yellow wllh black top. Mu.t SINGLE rooms Cor rent, summer and Coralville bus roule. 5195 monlhly. HYPNOSIS (or Weigbt Reduction. Dept.. 338·5493. 4·13 pone"",.~,- $10 . """"••• 1535 • E....rn_ 4-11 sellft - 53.500 or beat oHer. 354·26221 lall. close In . refrigerator 338-4647 . 354-2131 after five. 4.10 Smoklnl, Improved Memory, Sell Hyp- a er 5:30 p.m. 4- 1 General nosls. Michael 511. 151-4845. Flexible aOAIlD crew m.mberl ",anted for now ONKYO Inlegraled amplifier. Cerwin· -----~i.,., ..,.ir------IIUMMEllaublat - Thras bedrooma Houn. 50z and fall t ... m at sorority. C.1I338·8971. Vega speakers. Vlsonlk· Davld HOUSE FOR RENT P.ntacrest Gardens. nicely furnished. Reatlurlnt PerlOnnel 4-20 speaker• . 337·5222. 4·17 HOUSE FOR SALE · $390. 338-0175. STORAGE-STOIIAGE ------Mlnl· .. arehoule units · All Slles. PAIIT .nd full time help _ Taco COLOR lelevlslon - 16" solid stale. ------1271, fantastlo - Thr" bedroom. gar- SUMMEII sublet - Fall option - Full "nd part time positions available Moothly rates II low .. ,tl per month . U John·s. Highway 6 W.... Cor.tvl'e. 4- tlkenew. $180. 338·0140 or 353-4597. COtfooMINtUM, five rooms, age. pallO . air. wather. dryer. dis· Share thr" bedroom. air. do.. . 337· on both day MId night shifts. Apply in SIDreAll. dial331·S5CIe H 19 4·10 S35.000or $224 monthly. 338·4070, hWaaher.lowdaPOelt.RentaIDlraclory. 5412. I 4· 18 person 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Monday thru , ==::-:---:~-.---.--~- LLENT I bed h f d 7 pm · 8 pm. 4·13 338-71197. BUMMER 'sublet. furnished. Ilr..... r • Friday. $AVE on groceries. Free details. WANTED - Youth IINlce worken - EXCE tw n W,I rame en -======:=:5:11:I:O:W:A:A:V:E:N:U:E:::=4:':11==-lcam us. water paid. Call 354-7460. 4 • send S.A.S.E .• BtMO. BOX 2633. Apply al Heartwood Trealment Canter, headbo.rd. Cali 337·2062. 4·10 - 18 p 01 , Cedar Rapids. IA 52406. 4· 2309 C. Str"t SW. Cedar Rapid .. 4·12 MAGNEPLANAR T. IC loudspeakers. HOUSING WANTED DUPLEX ______27 MOTEL 8 now has Immediate optnlnga Black. five year warranlee. call Hank. ONI! bedroom apartmenl for lumm ... 125 South Dubuque for full and part·tlme housek"pera 338-7585. 4-18 IlIIPONII.ll! parsons desire two faN opllon. one-two parson .. ful'nl,hecI. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous ·12 noon , and one desk clerk. Apply In parson. bedroom apartmenl In hou ... Pam. UOO, "reat location _ Two bedroom. air. atec1rtclty only. Cell 337·5464. 4·11 Wednesday. Wesley House. Saturday, Motel 6. 810 lSI Ave .• Coralville. 4·19 UNIQUE 113 caral diamond and Jenny. 338-31161 . 4-23 Slorage. small p.ta OK . garaga. TWO bedroom anlc apartmenlln oIdar ------'!------I 324 North Hall . SSI-t8U. 4-11 matching band. $450 or best oN .... 354· negotl.bI.,..... Rantal Directory, 338· house. furnlahecl. 5280 monthly In. TO plica ,- CIattIftecI ed 1ft tilt DI MASSAGE technician needed· May 7645. 4·17 HOUSI!·slttlng .lIuaUon d ..lred ; 71197. clud. uUlla • . Clo .. to campua, MlY come to room 111, Communications THE DAILY IOWAN DEPRESSED Cant... oorner of Collage & Madison 1______We Listen · Crisis Center make $175 plus/wk. Apply aller I pm al LOOKtNG forward 10 fall7 Sony medical lIudent.; be"lnnlng fall ; ::::5:11:I:O:W:A:A:V:E:N:U:E::4-::11:::: occupancy. 338-4828. evenlnga. 4-11 11 am Is thl deadltna for placing and 35t~l4(I (24 hoursl S38-1423or338·1317. 4-23 receiver 50 ..,II • • J.nlln 25 .paaker,. relerenc... 351·0885. 4-20 IU.MI!II aublet/opllon two bedroom cancell'ng etasameds Hewa:'.m· S milt E. Washington COCKTAIL servers. part·tlm. night Dual 1226 turntable - Sy.tem or FOUII law sludenll need four· APARTMENTS unfurnished. $270 plu. utfll1l ... 338- III am·2aml pm. Mond,y thru Thuraday; ••m • ~ WORK WANTED 5-3 waltresse.l .. alters ; banquet aaparale •. 351-4556. 4·11 bedroom houll. clO ... Jun, 1. Call 1340. 4-11 pm on Friday Open during Ihi nooo PREGNANCY scree--runc-'- and--co-UIIlIe- ,-.1 w.ilers/wailresses: parl·tlme busper· MERfTON (Sony I stereo system: Ex. 337·5826, evening.. 4·12 FOR RENT hour. TWO hard working Ind r.. ponIIble Inl. Emma Goldman Clinic Cor Womtn. son. Call 645.2940. ask for Ada or cellent condition. Price nagoUable. Call QUIET graduate .Iudent needs one ______ONE of a kind· Two bedroom apart· MINIMUII AD 10 WOIIDI lIuctanll.' looking lor houMdeanlng ..33'1_'2_11_1 _. ______4-_ I_B Keith. lamplighter Restaurant and 351·8683. ..12 bedroom furni.hed for fall .nd aI.o tor ment. $250 Includes ullllUes. CoralvlUe...... 11 ...... , . Lounge. 4·10 ,ummer If poaslble. B-.. Fairchild. IUMMIII .ub..... • Option to .tay Call Michael. 356·2952. 354-.'l934. 4-l0 10 wdJ. ' 3 days . $3 40 Of any type. Prlct nagotl.ble. Alao VENERAL disease screening (or MAIIANTZ 3800 pre-amp .003% THO. longer - Pela OK . t.. o bedroom ------­ 10 wd .. • 5 dlYS ' 53 80 ...Ilabl. for baby .lftlng. 353-1.87. 4· ..omen . Emma Goldman Clinic. 331. EXPEIlIENCED baby siller wanted . my 5299.95 Marantz 510 256 walls/ch. at towa. Clinton. Dodge Sir"" approx· lownhouse. on bus line. Call b_n SUMMER sublel - Two bedroom to wd. ·10 days . $4.80 18 211t. 4-18 home. four to five ahernoonll_k •.0",. 2().2OKHZ. $499.95. WOOdburn Im,t.ly. Under 5200. 353-2353. 353· 2.5.358-3826. 4·23 Campus Apartment. Ilr. close. 351· Dt C...... IffIIt ...... , ======1------112;30 105:30. IWO preschooters. light Sound Service. 400 Highland Court 4. 2491. 4·19 n04. ~.10 = BIRTHRIGHT . sa.I5 housekeeping. East Collega bu • . 12 LIlT housing ada Free wllh Protacttve Referencas requlrad. 337·7097. 4.17, OIlADUATI! couple ..Hh very .mall Alsoclallon lor Tenants (PAn. tMU. CLOse In eHlcltnelea; one. two and GOOD THINGS TO Prepaancy THt _.______M1CIIOCDMPUTEIl. 2 termln,I •• dog ..ant lor.nt one or two bedroom 353-3013. 4.30 thr" bedroom furnished apartm,nts. EAT ConlideftUaI Help MEDI .• ide or nursina assistant · cassatta slorage runs balic or M6800 houaa or apartment beginning May t5 --_:_------351·3736. 5.14 MUSICAL , ______4-_1_3 Patienl care responsibilities Ihree .....mblylenguag • . 351.6578. 4.19 or laler. 626.2703. 4· 17 IUMMEII .ubl.t· F.n option· Two ------,. ------bedroom aplllment. carpelad. un!ur· QUICKI Still .vallable! Two bedroom - uRS .• ·ur..... appolntme' nt only · Palm four. or live days per week; 3- 11 shill. I -' art I ood Ice t I ~ INSTRUMENTS ----- .. ... "1 he kcnd 81 C 81 lTElIl!O component. - NakamiChI WANTED : Home In country lor we nllIIed. air. heat and ....I.r Indud"". ap men." pr. en m nu ... In b.k"" g~ B dS .nd Clrd r·.... -r. adv,'ea on III problams every at r wee \Ie ross ue RJ be •• 29 23 -'k S If II till _'I_~' .~. W"OLI gra wv """t; r.. . .,..... < ••• Id Ion I h lid 600 casaalle deck. Haller DH·l0l prolesslonalpersons . .. erellCt!Scan OfdGoldApartmtnll. 3 ..... 55 . 4- w• . ummar a • av .. ""'e...... k ffl I oCllle. For -Inlonnatlon...."...,. "I· .,.de • vacat accura. 0 ay pay. _. '10 5246 ' 16 coo kl .a. c. II. mu n•. CriCk ar • mo.~ .. ~~.. et W'II tiC Ii t T W Ii pre.mpllfler. Siale-of·the-.rt compo- provided. 337...... N-'II SIa.r. ~ '--'room unfur. •• Ollllt"H"IIDT flUl •• $100 Alit le r gr.nots candle. Morning Gtory 1662 4.24 c. , ran. on c om e er. nants. 337.3164.•• kforScoIl . 4.1 9 _ ,wu---. Jato 338·6ao7 Aftar 5 II m, 351·1450. Btk.ry C.nler East 337,3845 4.24 . Lone Tree Health Care Center. Lone nlshed apartmenl. carpeted. central IUMMEII sublel. Efficiency apart. ___ 4' H' . SELL your boou .t THE HAUNTED Tree. 629-4255 . 4-11 NIKKOIIU camar. with zoom. ju. ROOMMATE air. atoVl. "rlgerltor. dlsponl. 5250 ment. furnlsned. air, gl. and ...Ier BOOKSHOP • Open Tuesday throu.b C.I!. T.A. job for TYPOGRAPHV STU. overhauled. $125 firm. Call 337.4454. monthly. 337·2553. 4-23 paid. On bUlline. six block. from Pan· ------. BUSINESS FrIday .... pm and Saturday. 12·5 ~i DENT . Mu.1 be under 22. haveClr, be •• 13 WANTED .UMMI!II aublet. Two bedroom fur. tacrest.337-4424. 4·13 PETS OPPORTUNITIES ZI7 S. JoIInIon St" 337·29111 . practically broke. April 23-Augu.1 31. MOVING overseas. ~'olddown tralier nrlhecl . air. dl.hWllhtr. five block. UNFURNISHED two bedroom • • Ir PROOFREADlNG/ edIU"1 by Cormer tw.nty hoUri _kly. $2.90 hourly. camper. Bleeps sll. ellras. PlIO. Other IMAIII! thr" bedroom Clark Ap.,. from 'enl_". 337·3418. 4·18 avaliable April? U30 monthly plus elee. PROFESSIONAL do. ,room In, ' ------Itertbook edllor. Reasonable rales. 337· Schedule adapl.ble. working on poetry household ilems. 3!>1-4291. 4·t I manL own room •• vallabla now Ihrough THIIII bedroom .partment. ..mmer. trklty. Days. 3U-6I21 : aller'. 331. ~H . ~ltttnl, tl'\llliul n... , pet sllJl' • anytime ancr II am 4-11 bookl. l·643·2604. 4·12 Auglill. 337·7801 alter 5 pm . 4-18 fall opllon: .v.llable 5-20; $350. 337. •. ... l1l\8I. 8rtMeman Setd lort. t* 111 VIVITAR 28mm C/2.5. $50. 338-4782 aller 11976 4 23 """IIeSouth.__ t. H A VENDING ROUTE . RAPE Crlsh Line . Prevention HELP WANTED. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m" ti 4-19 FeMALI nonsmoker profeulonal or . • I Own and opera.. your own .....dIn" InCormaUon . Adv~.cy.Support 24 $3.25 per hour. fr" meelS; Oilier shifts BIG S .... . S.-.._, rock-. _ . lAM grail 10 Ill ... luxury lownhOuat In IUMMl!lllUblat· Thr .. bedroom. fur· MOBILE HOMES ' -~ '10· -.o.1y Com...... also a.. llable $2 ao per hour Apply ...... "...... ,. country "ling. Garage. ba.. ment . 1 'At nl·~. air. utll"~ ""'id. ~. c."""'.. , r .... _ . - "ra...... -a Iloun. ~ 5-4 . , • leat, m. SoCa and chaIr. ,12'. Hide ..· Ia nd bal ...... - .... .- _ ..... v com""ny Irllnl ng ancIlocalion ...... p .. Burger King. aftsr 2 p.m .. HIghw~116 bathl. fireplace. u ry, oony, gar· 3375536 418 1------LOST AND FOUND .... _... W t Cor Ivllle ... beds. 't58. Herculon sola and cbalr with den. Approximately .110 monthly. 337· • . • AVAILA.LllmrnacllattIY - AmertCIII Caah In __1 needed. Plan I, ------1 II. a . liIetlme warranly replarly" _ 4656.fllr5pm. 4-16 IUMMIII.FIII opdon.Slngla, fur.1Ox50.rtmodatad.axceflantoondf1fon. 12.010. PI.n II. " ,8eO. Plln til, ANTIQUES JO. AVAlLA.L1 f289.t5 . Goddard'. Farnlture. We.t nIahecf;naarMercy;II35.338-3408. 4- 52.300. 826-8417. 4-20 NUllO . WIre-rim gll_ In front Of 58.710. Plan IV, 514.110. CaM Tolf M.xwell'. p,rt·llma kHcnen hllp alao LIbet1y. 627.21115. E·Z lermI. 4-23 MALI roommate wanted 10 sh.relarge 16 low. Book. WednaadlY morning. 338- 2474. .·12 F... 1.-00-237·2101 or 1·100-237· light paraon. Apply II Maxwe"·a. 4-11 THREE rooms new lurniture PIlI. God- hou ... own room. walking dltlanca to ------1..... two ~oom. furni~:5 0704. Sun. 10 I .m." p.m" M·W' :OAK fable, pressed back chairs. NIOHT auditor for -'error. Reserve catcher Ken some outstanding pItcb1ng, the Lash finished the day with two Loras errors to escape with a ~ Kramer, "ho reached on the ApriI!8 to get the ball were u cool u the blustery bill in three trips to lead the victory. error, and Peako scored on breeIe. LInderman's bit. Linderman Iowa pusbed ita winning tben scored wben Dive streak to 10 and upped ita record Hoeksema's grounder was to l~ witb two Jwd.lougbt 1-0 booted by Lor.. second covera~ you need and 5-3 wins over a stringy baseman Terry Callahan. Loras team In a Monday Loras came back foe: three doubleheader. runs In their half of the third off After the Hawkeyes put on a winning pitcher Randy Norton to 10 With Medicare bitting clinic In tbe1r four vic­ (1-2) . Catcher Curt Long tories over UNI lut weekend, . doubled to lead off the inning, the Loru pltcb1ng staff calmed third baseman Mike Delaney the Iowa bitting attack. but the then walked and they both Hawkeye mound corps were withno . scored on Kevin Fuller's single. even more effective. Fuller stole second and was Junior pitcher Chuck HallIng knocked in on Callahan's base kept the DuHawks In cbect witb hit. a two-hit, lO-strikeout per­ Norton put the Loras llneup health statement. formance. Loru could manage down In order in the next two only four baaerunners In the innings before freshman Mark Medicare Is a wonderful help. It opens the door to needed health care game against HaIl1ng, who went Radosevich came In for the the distance to even h1a record final two innings and struck out for many who could not otherwise alford it. But Medicare cannot go far at I-I. four. _ enough to meet the actual needs of most people. It has to have deducti­ "Chuck wu the guy I w.. The Hawks scored their flnaI bles 'and coinsurance to help keep the cost reasonable to the government. reaDy happy with today. He had run in the third when designated good conunand ti h1a pitches hitter Bill Wilson walked, stole De.ductlbles and coinsurance are the amounts you pay when you need and he had a good curve," Iowa second, adv~ to third on care. Because of them, one authority now estimates that Medicare covers Coacb Duane Banks said. Lueders' fiy out to right and The Hawkeyes only pushed finally came across the plate on only about 38% of the average annual bill for the care of an elderly • across one run In the IeCOnd Pesko's sacrifice fiy . person. That can leave you with a lot ot out-of-pocket expense . inning of the first contest, but It "We didn't hit weU today but proved to be tbe winning we're consistent in pitching and That's where Blue Cross and Blue Shield Comprehensive 65 comes In margin. Firat baseman Del defense. And if we can keep that to help give you the protection you need. Ryan scored the winning tally consistency, we'll be good," after he walked to lead off the Banks said. IeCOI1d. Dick Peth followed Iowa will hope to make HERE'S HOW BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD COMPREHENSIVE 85 WORKS: Ryan witb a single and after PhOto by Ron Newman central their 11th and 12th third baaeman Jeff Lueders low", ChucII Hilling lIrmIed, .... Lor. IHIck wilt • 1-0 straight victims when the MEDICARE DEDUCTIBLES/COINSURANCE IWI CROII ...... IIIILD grounded out to third, Ihutout In till If.. """ of MondIW', doubIeIINcIer. The JunIor Flying Dutchmen come to Iowa COMPftIHINIIft. 'AVI: designated hitter Jeff Jones leII-hlndlr, who IftMd hit r-.llt 1-1, ,tnICII oul10 _end City today for a 1 p.m. Deductible per spell of III ... , bounced out to'thlrd to score the gift up on., two Nt. while going the cImnce for till H..u,... doubleheader. In • hOlpll.l. $160 $160 . Per d.y deductible from 81.t to 90th cbIy of hospIhlllutlon. $40 Per Day $40 Per Day Isiah Thomas will sign with Hoosiers Per cbIy deductible during 80 d.y By DOVG BEAN city (Cblcago), flrst-team aU· Coach Ray Meyer as "one of hopeful of landing the highly lifetime .....rve for hoIpItll Clrt. $80 Per Day $80 Per Day Staff Writer state and a first team selec­ the nicest men I have ever recruited guard, but his Per dly coInaurlnce for the 21.t tion to the Parade Magati"e's met." But he said he decided inability . to land Thomas to the 1GOth dly of eire In an Islah Thomas, probably one prep AU·American blgh school to attend the Big Ten school leaves the Hawkeyes with only extended Clrt flClllty. $20 Per Day $20 Per Day of the country's most sought squad. even though two of Cblcago's one definite signee in Iowa after blgb school players in During the past season, top prep players had selected City Regina's 6-7 Mark y ••rty deductlbl. Ind colnaur.nce recent years, wtn definitely Thomas said he had narrowed DePaul, Gannon. Olson is reported to tor .lIowed c".rges for phyalcl.n $60 yearly $60 y•• rIy play for Bobby KnIght and the his choices to Indiana, DePaul ThoRl8s ,averaged over 25 still be after Mike Helie~, a ..meet Including home .nd deductible deductible Indiana HOOSiers nelt year. and Iowa, but it Is reported points in his senior season and forward from Minnesota that offtce vI,llI. that when Thomas made his led St. Joseph to the Illinois attended the basketball 20% coinsurance 20% colnsur.nce Gene P1gnatore, Thomas' decision last Friday, It wu Sectional final before losing to banquet last Thursday, and coach at St. Joseph HIgh between DePaul and Indiana eventual state tournament Bob Hanson, a s-4 guard from PLUS 30 ADDITIONAL DAYS OF HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL School in Chicago, told the with Iowa out of the running. qualifier Cblcago DeLaSalle. Dowling High School of West CARE AT THE MEDICARE LEVEL Chicago Tribu"e late Monday Thomas said he chose Indiana Iowa Coach Lute Olson was Des Moines. tha t the prep star sign a wtn because be believed Hoosier • NOT COVERED: BLOOD, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES national letter of intent with Coach Bobby Knight's strict OF CHIROPRACTORS AND OPTOMETRISTS. Indiana Wednesday, the first philosophy would make him a Brock says he11 retire signing date ( April 11) for better player. NOT EUGIBLE FOR ENROUMENT: PERSONS CURRENTlY hlgb school basketball ST. LOUIS (UPI) - st. Brock, who bas one stolen DePaul had announced last Louis Cardinals outfielder Lou this his propects. Thomas Is playing In base year to bring RECEIVING KIDNEY DIALYSIS TREATMENT. week that two outstanding Brock, the most prolific base lifetime total to 918, alao had a high school aII~tar tour­ prospects In Teddy Grubbs stealer In major league 2,900 bits entering this season COVERAGE EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 1979. NEW ILLNESS OR INJURY AmR nament In Hawaii but wtn and Terry Cummings, and MAY 1 WILL BE COVERED BY THE ABOVE BENEFITS; ILLNESS OR return for the signing Wed­ history, announced Monday at in quest of the 3,OOO-hil nesday. was battling to land the ser­ a news conference he would be plateau. INJURY YOU HAD BEFORE MAY 1 WILL BE COVERED AFTER A SIX MONTH vices of the star guard. retiring at the end of the 1979 Brock's uniform number WAITING PERIOD. NO HEALTH STATEMENT REQUIRED. The slx.foot guard was aII- Thomas described DePaul season. "20" will be retired. THIS SPECIAL ENROLLMENT POsmVELY ENDS APRIL 21, 1971.

TWO WAYS TO ENROLL: Hawks face Big Four challenge IN PERSON: Call, visit or write BY MAIL: If you have no que.. your nearest Blue Cross and Blue tions, enroll now by mall. Each per- By CATHY will be strong. especially who enter their second week of Scott Crowell (former national Shield office. or watch your local son must send separate coupon and BR EITENBUCHER because they didn't have a meet spring football drills. The high school discus record newspaper for Open House an· check for the first three months Staff Writer this w,l!ttend. We've got a fairly Hawks will put Elliott up holder) , and John Scheetz (Big good 'team and Northern Is against Drake's Greg Rumple, Eight Indoor shot champion ) nouncemenl. A representative will dues. Make check out to: , TImes were wben the annual strong, but I think Iowa Is a who held the state high school and Chuck Locke (Big Eight be glad to answer your questions. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of low • . quadrangular men'slrack meet threat too," he said. record In the high hurdles Indoor shot runner-up). between Iowa, Iowa State, The Panthers had a busy before Elliott broke it In 1977. The Hawkeyes wtn offer Dave Northern Iowa and Drake wu weekend too as a full team won Rumple ran to a sec:ond-place Langer, John Sowers and Tom referred to as the "Big Three the Northwest Missouri finish at the TellS Relays with Slack in the 800-meters, with the and UNI." Invitational. "After doing 10 a 14.11 clocking In the llCkneter remainder of the Iowa distance PI Well, those days are over. well at TellS and winning the blghs. TIm Dickson and Mike field undecided. Tom Ferree, .,==- 01 Iowa ae~c~a~~~~·1Ii1ll1 Grand Avenue • Del MoInet, Iowa 1OICI7 When the state's track teams invitational by more than 80 Means will double in the blghs Rich Fuller, Brad PrIce and • • fI DO MOINllI ...._ enrol l1li In IIuI CrOll II1II ...... c.. gather at Drake Stadium at points, we should be on I pretty and intermediates. Steve RIley are possible entries IlOUX CITY '1 pnIIenIIft • ...,.... lit checIt: for $40.. to -- I 12:45 this afternoon to renew. good high, " UNI Assistant In the jumps, Iowa bas good In the 3,~meter steeplechue ! Ilegllt.recI Milk ..... c~ AIeocI.tlon my duel tor th,.. IIIOIIthI II IIIClall" their rivalry, the Pan~ from Coach Steve HIgh said. "If chances to score with pole .. "",II-..d letvlce Marie 0' the Nallo""t • and the 5,CJOO.meters. ANoclatlon 01 11111 BIIlalel PIa.. PLEASE PRINT Cedar Falla will be the co- we're not too tired, and can vaulters · Broek and Randy The middle distance races '1 I favorites to win. recover, we'll know bow we can Clabaugh, high jumper Pete should prove to be tough as NAME IIIITHDAfI Northern Iowa, the only come out." mavin and long jwn~r Jone •. Iowa State offers four men who 8ERVICE CENTERS Abbiilsa Dlvla10n II school in the meet, Is HIgh called the Cyclones the Tom Kelso (pole vault) ' and ran sub-I :52 In the 800 metera at I I coming off an outstanding favorite, but said depth will be Andy Knoedel (blgh jump) wtn ArIzona State and UN1 has two A..... 50010 1m City 52240 weekend at the Teus Relay., the key. "We hope to be com­ also be looking to break Into the loll-Americana. The Panthers 111 Lynn SI. 1027 Hollywood citY COUHTY I where the Panthers took second petitive. We're young and we're scoring, as wtn Dan Waddelow, also have All-Americans In pole P.O.Box 489 Boulevard I STATE ZI' COOl in the ~ I IJIO.meter relay and deep, but what wtn tell the tale wbo will double In the long and vaulter Tom Rogers and 515/292·7201 ~i~/~;.:f1o SOCIAL SfCUIIITY NUMII" : ---____ won the d1atance mecIIey crown. will be the thirds and fourths," triple jumps. decathlete Bill LaWllon . UNI returns ,all but one of III he added. In the throws, freshman John Wheeler is enterinl some 318IIrtIlltaI Burllnaton 52601 BI... . MlI'R.lltewa 50158 I mlCTIVl DATI MIDICAI'II "-- ....OICAI'II I- I poInt-tlettera frem last year'. Iowa's top evenll sh~d be Boyer wtn do triplKuty In the Hawks In events other than 3rd & WlShinKton 2nd & Linn I I undel1l1nd Ind '3 r1t tllli Biu. 0I'0Il Ind Blut Shield I squad, wblch took ninth In the the aprInta and field events, javelln, shot and diIcua, while their usual specialties, In· 319/752-3691 P.O. Box 513 olioWI 111 entill. to any dOl Imy hotDilleoiInd /or midI- national NCIoA Dlvi.lon II wb1le ISU and UNI have more Jeff DeVIlder and Pat O'Connor cluding Slack In the 800. "He's Morris PlIO BId,. Cli recordt ntCIlliry 10 a mInrlllr lhe mprthlntiYl "...Ia. _ .... 52406 515/752 J""1 ea contreCl and I /tIraby WlIVI In rtghll glinted l1li meet. balanced teams and Drake wtn double In the shot and posit! ve and willing to take I - .....- -- 1 under Stellon 822.10, Code ottowa, 1177. I But lowl Coach Ted Wheeler offers a few top Individuall. "If discus and Clabaugh will come chance," the firat-year lowl 90~~5 American ""'1 en, 50401 Brie thInka his Hawkeyes have a we're gobig to have any chance back In the javelin. The weight coach said. "I'm convinced of ...... Willowbrook Plaza chance to alip In If Northern at all In this meet, we have to events should prove com­ one thing - no matter how this Iowa and Iowa State can split score big In the 100, 200, 400 and petitive wltb UNI'. Brent meet goes, we'll have out­ ~i~'I=-ma 1410 6th St., N.W. Box ' the points In the dIatance races pole vault. We have to push Geringer (Division II d1acus standing perfomancea. ThIa Is a P.O. 1585 Coundl am Cllltll 52732 515/424-3162 ...... and acme field events, and' the thoee areas," Wheeler said. champion and sllth place good meet for us. Intrutate llue CfOII and llue IhIeId of Iowa Hawks clpltalile on their "We have to hope for spUts In winner In the shot) and ISU'~ competition Is healthy." SuIte 408, NIWtII 50208 1M Grind AYenUt • Del Mol ... Iowl ..7 rights n.ltlln!1l strengths. "I'd have to say it'sa the points In the triple jump, Wilson Bid,. 425 1st Ave., East I I ...... IIIrOII III '" IIut ere. II1II IIut IIIIIId COM- Tbe lo"a City toaup right now between UNI shot and d1acua. If anyone team P.O. Box 894 P.O. Box 766 pre ...... lit 01lioii ...... to .... 3191242·2249 Idopted In MdlJlilln/"@ and Iowa State. UNI bas more dominates thole areas, they can 5151792·5029 my'" for IlnlIIIOIIIIIIII .lGlall" city', human ri8hll on1iJ_ numbers than either one of us, qulctly move a.. y from us." Oltl ... 52501 I PLEASE PRINT I though," he added. Drake Is Sprintersscheduied to run for CrntIII 50801 'ole to make It considered the underdog. the Bawb Include Tom BarClay (3~MI '~1 I3~AUT" 208 N. Elm 625 E. P.n"sy/vania NAMI rtvialona \0 the Iowa 5151782·5651 Ave. lilm!OAti _lure lut year . The Hawks have been 1dJe (100, 200), Randy EllIott (200), P.O. Box 577 I I since competing In the Florida Andy Jensen (400), Cbarles SAL()~ Aiilililsa DurIng the pubUc Dlnll,ert ~304 515/682·7523 Dale McCormick, a Relays ten day. ago, but Jones (100 or 200), WI1I1am Mid Town Plaza BId,. Clff I!&l~ Wheeler said the Uine off bas McCaIIater (200. 400). Kevin 220 E. Washington 351-2004 h. 0lIl 51566 I I Clrpenter fot the put lour 1706 Brldy St. • 213 WlShi!llton Ave. councu the overt and beenllledfor"serfouawork"on McCarragber (200) and Pat P.O. Box 4529 ITAf. i" 066i .the outdoor track. Drake ItDt SeweD: Wheeler Is Imdedded 712/623-4221 barrUllllent at the 319/BI688 IOCIAl IlCUIIITY NIl"""': I Where works "got 10 some competltcn to Teua, about his lineups in the .. and CUTS -PERMS -TINTS I she SIIII en, 51102 • COOlpIalnt with the low­ wb1Ie ISU ran against Nebraska I.800·meter relays. but In­ ...... 50307 3rd &Pierce $b. E~TtVI DArB MEDICAl'll "--- WllMCAIII L-- and ArIIoaa State at Tempe, d1cated that Barclay, JOIIII and 636 Grind Ave. RicIU Commllllon ." @REDKEN® 110/352-4921 I I undtrttand and.:'" tlMt 81ue Crau Ind llue ShIeld I In an interview Aria. over the weekend. McCali.ter were probable 515/245-4852 olloWi ara 1IIIl! 10 any 01 ~ hoI.I:'::l Ind/or medfo Cyclone Coach BD1 Berpn, candidates for the 40Cknet.era, WIttfIM 50702 011 rlCOrdt lIICI ..ry to Idml ter ODmprttttMi .. Sophie Zukro"IkI., 'whole team IpeJIt three days In with McCal1atet, Curt Broet ..... 52001 3641 Kimbell Ave. I ea contract Ind I ""'by WlI .. In ",l1li ol'lllltcl l1li I I\ItCIalIat, ..Id the Arllona In warm·weltber and Tem Slack likelY to run In pH balanced formulas 709 o..uq .. Bid,. P.O. Box 2187, under Section 122.10, Code 01 IoWl, 1 17, the amendmenll II to . training. I. predicting a the 1,800. P.O. Box 737 Stltlon A tIIatIng 11.. and the cIo8fIIbt In the battle for state Iowa will be without sprinter for health~ skin 6 hair 31./588-2033 3l9/235-7037 I I track 1UpnJIl8CY. "Northern Dennis MOlle, and in· . Iowa will be toUlh, and Iowa termed1ate hurdler Jeff Brown, closed Mondays