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problems unresolved and does oot provide the basis (or a settlemeot," Grebey said. THE PROPOSAL PROVIDES lblia club losing a quality free agent could Israel bombs pick an amateur draft selectklt as currently provided, or select OIl! player from the pool. Grebey said the system means "that a club which does not even sign I free agent player could be forced to giYeUP Iraqi reactor; a player as compensation. This is DOt acceptable to the clubs." U.S. angered

By United Preaalnlernatlonal Israeli pilots in more than a dozen U.S .·built combat jets ldenUCled them­ selves as Jordanians and {Jew Ihrough Saudi Arabian airspace to attack an of Athletics and Physical EducatiGofor Iraqi nuclear reactor near Baghdad, Women at Syracuse University; Ruth official U.S. sources said Monday. Glassow . former professor at The United States denounced the Wisconsin·Madison : and Mary ' Fet Sunday raid and officials said it jeopar­ past co-chairperson. dance divisioo. dized the continuance of military aid to Physical Education Department It the Jewish state. Wisconsin·Madison. In an earlier statement, the United The women will discuss the impor' States also offered to help Iraq clean tance of movement experience in 1IIeir up any possible radioactive fallout. lives, the factors which led them w PresIdent Reagan's reaction was pursue college degrees, signifiant "one of surprise" when be wu infor· happenings in physical education and med of the bombing. an admmistration their roles and involvement, those il' official said Monday. dividuals who influenced them in 1IIeir The oCficial. who asked not to be profession and their views of the fulurt identified, said Reagan had " no prior of physical education for women. lndication" the Israelis would attack the facility near Baghdad. I"HlI Prime Mini" ... MeNcMm AMONG THE DlRECf contributioos Begin by these women to physical educatkll THE Ml ION by about 15 of the are the countless years of teaching aJXI newest combat aircraft in the I raell and the Israeli planes could have run leadership in state, regional and Reflecting arsenal lasted about three bours and In­ the rIsk of encountering anti·aircraft national organizations. Their presenta· Bllry King Ind Madllinl W8Iick found thl .tonl founlain on thl north .lde of The fount.ln, Ioc:.ted on thl 1 ••1 Ind 01 thl .rt building fOOlbrldgl WI. I gift cluded about nIne F·16s and six F·16s, ml lie fire tions and publications helped lay 1M lilt Union an Inviting piaci to talk and Inloy a quilt .ummlr IVlnlng Mond.y. from the UI cl ... 01 '38 and WI. lu.t raclntly turn.c:l on for Ihl lUmmII'. U.S. sources said. It is aboul600 mil s Iraq c nfirmed the urprlse attack early groundwork for todays restanll from. Israel to the target. 19 mile on the French·buill reactor - named and writings. According to Dr. Burt£, southeast of Baghdad. a city or 3.5 o irIS fl r an Egyptian god of the un· the most important contribution by million. derworld - bul gave no detail of each woman was as role model aJXI An IraqI report said nine I raeti damage, mentor to the many generatlO\\S Ii plane attacked tbe facility. but U.S Egypt denounced tbe raid as physical education students wbo have Women can sue for equal wages source said Baghdad probably un· threatening an "already explo Ive studied under them. derestimated the size of the force and situ bon" In the Middle Ea t. There Registration for the workshop. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A woman THE HIGH COURT took a first step jority said such suits may be brought if VII . In upholding that ruling, the high did not see some of the F-t5s nylng wa no immediate Indication how the at 10 a.m. in the lobby outside the II· seeking higher pay may bring suit in an important new area of law, the di ffering wage rates are not the court majori' !, cleared the way for t e high altilude cover. d velopmenl could affect the Mlddl linois Room in the Union . More R' charging wage di scrimination based on described by some. as the key civil result 1If seniorIty, merit. quanUty or matrons to press their tlalm that th ..trhe Israeli force flew over E 5t peac ml ion o( U.S. envoy mation on presentation and diSCUllltl sex , even if she can't point to a man rights Issue of the I980s . quality of production or "any other Cac­ pay differencl! was based on sex. northwe t rn Saudi Arabia and tbe Piulip Habib. e times can be obtained through Halsey with the same job who is paid more , But the court majority did not en· tor other than sex." In other actions Monday. the courl : Saudi·lraqi border on Its way to th at· In an unu ually detailed announce­ Gymnasium. the Supreme Court ruled Monday. dorse a controversial legal theory un· Congress has linked the two laws by I Unanimously ruled that businesses tack. the sources said ment. ) rael made clear the raid wa The 54 ruling allows women to sue derlying the case : the idea of com· incorporating parts of the Equal Pay do not have the same rights as In· Israel apparently chose the Saudi aimed at destroying Baghdad'. nuclear under a federal civil rights law to show parable worth . The theory holds that Act into the Civil Rights Act, but not its dividuals under the Truth·in·Lending route "as the path of leasl resistance," potential. Prime Mini ter Begin said wage disparities are based on sex dis· women in low·paying, traditionally language requiring equal pay for equal Act to challenge revocation of credit by on source said, sance air defen s in the attack wa planned months ago and crimination. even if they are not doing female jobs should be paid the ' same work . Brennan wrote. a credit card company. the desert region are minimal. approved by th cabinet Sunday. a job identical to that of a man receiv· wages as men in comparable jobs. The court dissenters said they I Ruled 6-3 the government cannot cruiting ing a higher salary. Brennan noted that the comparable believe Congress intended "there can tax meals and lodging a company ANY I RAELt nights over Syria or I RAEL AID it acted now because But the court majority emphasized worth issue was not directly raised in be no Title VII claim of sex·based wage provides its employees who must live Jordan would be detected Immediately See I.'.... page 5 Top proepect. its ruling was narrowly drawn. the case, and tbe court left that ques· discrimination without proof of equal at their Job site. Paul B8rlolone. OhIo ...... OfIIoSlllo "We do not decide in this case the tion for another day. work ." I In another 6·3 vote . left intact a Bernie Brown: Pennsylllenla ...... leI>g! precise contour of lawsuits challenging The court did rule on the complex The case before the court was ruling that could make it more dilhcull Eric B,ugel, Pennsylvanl ...... PennSlllo sex discrimination in compensation" relationship between two federal laws brought by four matrons at the for a state to get a fugitave extradited Scott Cardwell. Oregon ...... Oregon S.. Dan Ch.ld, C.llforn,1 ...... 01<_ under job bias provisions of the 1964 - Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Washington County jail in Hillsboro, from another state. Rob Clarkston. Kentucky ...... KentueIl Civil Rights Act, Justice William Bren­ which bars bias in employment based Ore. They guarded women prisoners lOver three dissents, set aside a Bob DePro.pero. Vlrglnl ...... Ok~1IomI nan wrote for the majority. on race or sex, and the 1963 Equal Pay and did some clerical work , but were decision invalidating Nebraska laws Tom GIbble. N_JersBy ...... T..,...... "For the first lime, the 43 million Act, which requires equal pay for equal paid nearly $200 a month less than their establishing a mandatory 48·hour JlmGlbbons. lowl ...... IOWI$IIIt John Glu,• . illinois ...... WiICOflIII women who work have hope that their work . male counterparts. waiting period for a woman seeking an Ray Gulm.llco. Cali lorn I...... NeVl,le LIt-V. jobs can be evaluated on an equal basis abortion , who must also confirm in Wayne Jackson. Mlchlg.n...... MIchag."S.. with men 's," said Karen Nussbaum, IN CONCLUDING claims for sex· THE 9TH U.S. Circuit Court of Ap­ writing she has been advised of the Baghdad John Johnson. Okl.hom...... OIinning. stole pressure President Reagan on their de· the effects of Agent Orange, a toxic removed from the grounds very soon. "There's nothing else ) can ad· second and scored on Tom Paciorefs mands for improved care. herbicide used in Vietnam, and delayed "The clock is ticking," said Robert dress." Coy said. "In my opinion , they single to lead the Mariners. . "They'll take us out of here kicking stress syndrome . Coy, the VA's acting general counsel. don 't really want a resolution without a At Anaheim . Calif .. John Lowensle1l and screaming," said veterans' Kovic said several nearby churches meeting with the president or some Military success and Eddie Murray ripped solo homer! spokesman Ron Kovic, one of six UNARMED SECURITY GUARDS have agreed to take in the hunger confrontation." to support Dennis Martinez's sil' demonstrators holding a three·week set up roadblocks at the entrances of strikers if they are evicted from the Ron Bitzer, a spokesman for the hitter. Murray's eighth homer. I OIl!' sit·in in the lobby of the Wadswortb the hospital and began screening grounds of the huge medical facility . out shot to right, broke a 1·1 tie in 111! protesting veterans, said "we bave Hospital. visitors, who Sunday included 90 "We are going to lay those 12 men reached some agreement with the VA an Israeli tradition fourth and made a loser of Dave Fn$. "I fought and bled for this ground ," motorcycle club members who out in a churcb and continue the l-I. making only his second siDCt about a number of issues." (UPI) - start 'be paraplegic ex·Marine said. "I'll be mingled peacefully with the veterans. strike," he said . "At the same time. we TEL AVIV, Israel Israel 's tually destroying the entire air forces being reealled from Salt Lake City. lamned if they are going to take me off Other guards wa tch the demonstrators will begin a long-range strategy to send "But we are not going to end the attack on Iraq's nuclear reactor is only of Egypl, Syria and Jordan in the 0pen­ At Oakland, Calif .• Dwayne MWJ1hY, t without a fight. " from the roof. a group of representatives to protest and hunger strike until we meet the latest in a series of operations that ing hours of the fighting , catching most whose nlnth·lnnlng single helped _ A dozen fasting veterans , who say The veterans broke off negotia lions Washington to get near the White with the president," he said. "We have have earned Israel's military machine of the planes on the ground . the game into extra innings, hila_ lbey have not eaten solid food for 18 with the VA Sunday night over the House to continue to pressure the gotten promises from the VA before a reputation for audacity , daring and Two years later, Israel outraged its . out homer in the 11th inning. M~ days, and about a dozen more suppor· demonstrators' demand their president to respond before one of and they were broken. " dramatic success . one-time arms supplier, France. by hit a 1·2 pitch off reliever Man C\elr. The government bas regularly spiriting away five gunboats from 7·J, over the center field wall. DaY! ignored condemnation from the United Cherbourg harbor. The boats had been Heaverlo, 1-0. was the winner ill his Nations and criticism from enemies or paid for, but the French were recon· first appearance allies, deciding to act when it felt its in· sidering the dea I. [--'-.IO_side_---J1 UI skywatching project grant terests were at stake. Aiding the Israeli military in all its ON APRIL 18, 1973, Israeli com­ efforts are an intelligence service, mandos raided the apartments of three International, Inc. Mossad , and a secret service, Shin top Palestinian guerrilla leaden in the rapped in Reader's Digest story Beth, that rank among the best in the heart of Beirut and killed them. The Min Iowa at home world. Israelis escaped in rented cars to the Jennifer Wimpy. who recently Iy DI.". McEvoy projeet idea and submitted it to the grant also would have been used by the Their shadowy achievements repor· beachfront, where waiting comrades ey,la.- competed in the Miss USA SlaHWrller NEH with her application for a second participants to fund their individual tedly include the theft of uranium from picked them up. contest as Iowa 's representative, grant of $33,133 to get the project off projects. a nuclear facility in Pennsylvania in On Dec . 3,1969, airborne commandos tells about the national beauty A U1 project to broaden students' the ground. The Reader's Digest "roving" repor­ 1965 and even the hijacking of a vessel knocked out two-thirds of Lebanon'S contest ...... page 3 horizons through the study of the sky is But the second grant was denied by ter, Joseph A. Harriss, also cites a containing nuclear material. commercial air fleet at Beirut airport described in a June Reader's Digest ar· the NEH in May. No reason for the re­ ~,OOO NEH grant to the University 0( without inflicting or sustaining any Ucle as one of "hundreds of other jection of the grant was mentioned in Illinois for the purpose of finding out ISRAEL'S JULY 4, 1976, rescue of casualties. Weather dubious projects funded by the the letter received by Champe from how Cicero's jokes affected more than IQO hostages from a bi· On Feb. 29, 1969, Israeli troops airbf· If you're in town 10 read th is , you National Endowment for the the chairman or the NEH. But the let· Renaissance France and Italy. jacked jetliner at Uganda's Entebbe ted a complete Soviet-bullt radar sta­ probably know lha t today is the Humanities. " ter did state that only about one in four Harriss's article said that the 50 per­ Airport left only two hostages and one tion from an Egyptian base 125 miles first day of c lasses for the The U1 project called "The Sky" was of the grant applications reeeived are cent cut in the NEH budget proposed Israeli soldier slain. south of the Suez Canal. Summer session. Tllke note: the topic of a $2,500 NEH planning approved for funding. by President Reagan was brougbt on Israel flew two Hercules transports AltlIouP the Israelis were caqbt by grant awarded last summer to Gertrud by the NEH's funding of projects that and a Boeing 7111 airborne command surprise by the joint Egyptian-Syrlan or InquIre at there will be partly cloudy skies With highs In the mid-80s today. Champe, coordinator of educational THE MONEY would have been used "range from the trendy to the trivial." center 2,500 miles to secretly land at attack in October 1973, they recouped 810 Lower Muscatine Rd. Don't learn too much all at once. programs in the U1 residence ha lis . in part to pay graduate students to ad· A secretary at the Reader's Digest the airport and rescue the bosta,es. within days and launched a successful Champe used the planning grant to vise the Ul Entering Year Program office In New York said thaI Harrill Israel assured itself a swift victory counterattack across the Suez Canal to prepare a detailed description of her participants in their sky projeets, The See Grenlt. page 5 in the 11161 MIddle East War by vir- encircle the Egyptian 3rd Army. Tuesday, June 9,1981 -Iowa Clty,lowa County in financial straits Briefly ~ "\.-- , l\ \ Most miner. return to work I-after ctenied funds transfer ,- Wedding IJAMTMpIe S1III Writer (uPI) - Most of the nation's 160,000 soft the general fund , such as budgeting and payrolls, coal miners returned to work Monday with a 8, VII ROIk.", Staff Writer Slockett said. Denial by the Appeal Board to transfer No drinking, no smoking in public, no new contract that ended a 72-day strike, but these funds was a "very severe blow to the general some mines were shut due to scattered IIIUng, 110 padding of swimsuits and IJO Denial for the transfer of county funds totaling fund's financial condition," he said. girdles. Such is the lif~ofa Miss U.S.A_ picketing by construction workers still without almost $600,000 by the State Appeal Board has Also included in the general fund are the Sheriff's a contract. beauty contestant - at least during the caused a "financial emergency" in Johnson County. Department and the new jail. The general fund is tllO weeks prior to the pageant. The 11 ,000 construction workers, who have The board ruled the county cannot pay expenses "hard-pressed" because of the jail , Siockett said. been on strike since March 27, threatened to from the general fund with monies from other funds . The general fund was at its "taxing limit" when the But 19·yearoQld Jennifer Wimpey, an picket and close re-opened mines until they ~ Iowa City native, survived the Auditor Tom Slockett said there are no rules saying jail opened and other funding is needed , he added . Cards Et Cetera also win a favorable wage agreement. the transfers caMot be made and that the "denial is stringent rules, 7·hour-a-day practices 109S. Dubuq ~~ and personal appearances that go along very disruptive to the county" and has "caused a HE SAID options include having the Board of Chicago cab drivers strike financial emergency ." Supervisors ask the Appeal Board to reconsider its with the title of Miss Iowa just because slIe was "curious. " CHICAGO (UPI) - Taxicab company The transfer of funds amounts to $580,619 for two ilecision, submitting the transfers in other forms , or officials said Monday a walkout by unionized years, Slockett said. For the current fiscal year, taking court action. The 5-foot-7-inch , 115-pound Wimpey commission and lease cab drivers was having which ends June 30, the county requested transferr­ Supervisor Donald Sehr said he hopes "something refused an invitation last year because little effect on their operations. ing $82 ,472 from the poor fund and $16,056 from the can be worked oul. " He added, "The money is there "I had braces at the time and I "There are plenty of cabs," Yellow Cab court fund into the general fund, he said. For the but it's just in different funds ." thought, why even bother?" President Paul Logue said. "We're filling all next fiscal year the county asked to take $270,513 (t is not known why the Appeal Board turned down She has "no idea " who nominated telephone orders." from the poor fund , $163 ,234 from the court fund and the county's request, said Supervisor Harold Don­ her as a candidate for last October's Union officials, however, disputed the $108,344 from the election expense, totaling $482,091 , nelly. He added that they should find out sometime Miss (owa competition. She simply management assessment. and put that amount into the general fund , Slockett at the end of this week . received an invitation in the mail and Union officials said 2,200 of 3,000 unionized said. Donnelly said if no agreement could be reached the decided to enter since she had turned drivers were on strike. county could take the case to District Court. down the invitation the year before. THE AUDITOR'S OFFICE, the treasurer's office Slockett said the county found out about its request Suit filed against MX plan and the Board of Supervisors are among the depart­ for transferring funds being denied by the State Ap­ SHE SAID she accepted the invita­ ments which provide different services included in peal Board last month . tion "mainly because I was asked to," well, bu SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - MX missile 7 DAYS A WEEK opponents filed suit Monday accusing the Air and because "( felt that whoever here. WI nominated me had confidence in me.,- luminati . Force and other government agencies of EVENINGS MON. - THURS UNTIL 8 ~ structed violating environmental regulations in Another reason for her acceptance was because she was curious about and lore developing plans to deploy the weapons system DeSigner suggests changes versatiol in Utah and Nevada . how well she could do in the contest. tice, he The suit, in U.S. District Court, alleged the Wimpey also said she received mucn proof to proposed MX basing is illegal and 41f2¢ support from her Kappa Alpha Theta own exp unconstitutional. in water pollution control plant sorority sisters . After the first round of interviews in The suit said the environmental violations City Manager Neal Berlin said the state and By M. l. M,erl Xerox Copies Iowa City, Wimpey was selected as one are "of such magnitude as to impose an Staff Writer federal agencies have the final say whether or not to unconstitutional form of military rule of 60 delegates to a ttend the three-day employ the cost-effectiveness recommendations. Miss Iowa pageant in Des Moines. The heretofore unprecedented in our legal The firm designing Iowa City's water pollution Marvin Thornton, project manager for the *Complete Thesis Services contestants were all chosen from four system." control plant recently recommended possible design facility 's design plan, said he keeps the state depart­ ROXI Iowa universities - the VI, (owa State 8, changes for the facility. ment informed of possible design changes so there is *Binding While-U-Wait StaffWrl University , the University of Northern Reagan welcomes Portillo (n a memorandum to the Iowa Department of En­ no misunderstanding about the plant's state and vironmental Quality, the firm suggested changes Iowa and Drake University. Folio THURMONT, Md . (UPI) - President federal requirements. SELF-SERVICE COPIERS movie Ii R~agan , stressing their personal friendship, which it said would make the plant more cost effec­ tive. Berlin said Monday that many water pollution con­ SHE WALKED AWAY with the Miss in futil~ welcomed Mexican President Jose Lopez trol plants have not met Iowa Department of En­ "No Coins Needed" two agO Portillo to the White House Monday and then The proposed changes made by Veenstra & Kimm Iowa title as well as $760. a diamond Inc. of West Des Moines, included : vironmental Quality and Environmental Protection All Copies 4¢ watch and the opportunity to represent cessful whisked his visitor off to Camp David for talks Agency standards. The proposed cost-effectiveness slrong i and horseback riding. • The elimination of a solids trap to remove debris Iowa in the Miss U.S.A. contest May from the water before it enters the plant. recommendations were sent to the state agency to 21. The s The accent was on friendship as the two insure thev will meet requirements. lUX loll, leaders met to begin discussing problems of • The use of fine screening equipment to remove 124 E. Washington • 351-3500 Michell immigration, trade, energy and differing material from raw waste. Thornton said a study conducted by an accountmg Renato policies toward Carribbean turmoil and Fidel • The use of a belt press instead of a filter press to firm estimated 87 percent of the water pollution Castro's Cuba. dehydrate solids. plants do not meet established standards. The EPA • The use of non-toxic ultraviolet light for water admits approximately 60 percent of the plants fail to FBI arrests 'most wanted' disinfection in place of chlorination. meet requirements, he said . NEW YORK (UPI) - Ronald Turner Berlin said engineers from Veenstra & Kimm and THE MEMORANDUM stated: "Design of the the city have extensively analyzed the cost effec­ Williams , an escaped West Virginia convict Iowa City facilities is being approached with con­ tiveness of facilities at similar plants and proposed and one of the FBI's 10 most wanted criminals, sideration to obtaining value for money spent and of shot it out with FBI agents who tried to arrest the above recommendations. constructing facilit ies that will perform as required Berlin sa id he doesn't know when the state depart­ him in a hotel lobby Monday and was wounded by the esta blished effluent standards." ment would return a response . in a hail of gunfire. No hotel guests and employees were wounded in the noon-time shootout. Williams was serving a life sentence for , : shooting a policeman in Beckley, W. Va . He Missing canoe case solved and 14 other prisoners broke out of prison on By Michael Leon 8,erll Nov. 7, 1979. Staff Writer StaffWrl He also is wanted on murder charges in severa 1 other sta tes. I ~ A weekend search for missing canoeists still has The I Campus Security officials shaking their heads. " I,-. ----- rollCe""e______'lieat _ ~IIIIIII plagia~ IRA gunmen shoot teenager A 17-yearoQld male checked out a canoe from the Iowa River from City Park to the central campus. Fricbl UI Canoe House on Saturday but left no identifica- Officers also asked fisherman below the Burlington Hallowl BELFAST, Northern Ireland CUPI) - Hooded gunmen dragged a 18-year-old ioto a tion card. He did not tell attendants when he would Street Dam if they had seen a canoe go over the dam . others. return. The attendants called Campus Security when Johnson County Sheriff officials notified the Army from it car Monday, took bim behind a supermarket and shot him five times in the knees , elbow and the canoe was not back by closing time at 8 p.m. Corps of Engineers at the Coralville Reservior to able W About an hour later, an Iowa City man called watch for the ca noe . Spaghetti Spectacular simple· back in an IRA punishment for "gangster activities." Ca mpus Security and reported his daughter missing. At 3 p.m. Sunday the girl's father called Campus Frlcb The man said that he believed his daughter had been Security officers and told them his daughter and a grou~ The IRA claimed responsibility in a canoeing. another girl had been found at the reservoir by the All You Can Eat 3.59 at a SUI statement released to local newspapers. Shooting in the knees , or "kneecapping" Is a "At first we thought whoever had the canoe was other girl's mother. He said that the 17-year-old who SaJad & Bread included ween tl just fooling around, but later we began to get had checked out the canoe '",as paddling it back. term c traditional means of punishment on its members by the Irish Republican Army. worried, " said Campus Security Sergeant Donald The canoe was finally returned shortly before 8 Your choice of seven sauces: the dre Hadenfeldt. Campus Security notified .Iowa City p.m. Sunday. The canoe was undamaged and the ren­ first police and Johnson County Sheriff's department of tal was paid. " We 're sure glad everyone is okay, but meat sauce Jason Polish strike may be averted pepper & onion her in the missing canoe. those kids sure caused us a lot of trouble," Haden- WARSAW , Poland (U PI) - Solidarity CAMPUS SECURITY officers began surveying the feldt said . Italian sausage leader Lech Walesa returned to Poland for secret talks with government officials Monday marinara and reached an accord which could lead to the clam sauce calling off of a threatened two-hour strike, a , Union food manager hired hot & naked member of the union 's delegation said. chicken tetrazzinl The agreement came after day-long talks By Rochelle Bozman Tony Burda resigned. between Solidarity and the government were Staff Writer Monday through Friday 4 - 9 pm adjourned amid reports the Soviet Union was FROELING SAID she sat in on three of the inter­ mounting pressure on Polish authorities to A new manager has been hired for the Union Food views and Black was her first choice. 1411 South Gilbert crack down on the union and purge the top Service, a position which has been vacant for almost "We can't really expect to see a lot of new things : communist leadership. a year. right off the bat. It will take a while for him to get to Greg Black of Ann Arbor, Mich. , has been hired to know the staff and the system," Froeling said. 'Spider-Man' given $35 fine run the food service. Black is currently director of Sheldon Schur, Ul Sludent Senate vice president, CHICAGO (UPI) - Spider-Man was fined food service at the University of Michigan and will said he hopes the senate will be able to work closely $35 Monday for climbing to the top of the take the VI position July 13 . with the incoming manager to improve the services world 's tallest building. "Anything which involves food in the Union, he offered to students . ART RESOURCE Daniel Goodwin, 25, a professional stuntman will be in charge of, " said Mary Burmeister, assis­ " Hopefully , we will meet with him on a regular who climbed Sears Town on Memorial Day tant to the director of Union Services and Campus basis so we can implement some of the ideas that we wearing a Spider-Man costume, pleaded guilly Programs. have been discussing for a while now," Schur said . CENTER to a charge of disorderly conduct and paid the " We were very impressed with him ," said Lori " It will take time. He won 't be able to make a lot $35 fine . Froeling, Collegiate Associa tions Council president. of changes overnight, but maybe we will be able to SUMMER 1981 Goodwin appeared before Judge Raymond Froeling said at least one representative from Stu­ improve a few things, like the food ," Schur said. C. Sodini wearing a three-piece gray suit - dent Senate or CAC was present at each interview of Schur said the chances of a franchise moving into Art Courses Special Interest "This is my Clark Kent disguise," he said. prospective managers. the Meal Mart are not good. "There 's not much hope Bookbinding Dance. Belly Director of Union Services and Campus Programs, for that. We haven 't really discussed it very much , Calligraphy Dance, India Jean Kendall , asked for recommendations on the but we'll just have to wait and see what the new Ceramics. beg. Shiatsu " Quoted. •• candidates and made the decision to hire Black. The manager thinks and what is feasible for the Union ," Ceramics, Intenned. Sign Language position has been vacant since June 30, 1980 when Schur said. Crocheting Wri~ng , Science Action "He's harmless, but JUllt ugly as sin." Drav..ing Yoga -A Norman, Okla., pollee dispatcher Jewelry & Metalsmlthlng describing "Bowser," a 5-'oot, brownish­ Fabrication Youth Courses green iguana. See story page 5. Casting L-______~ I Courts I Painting Ceramics, age 6·9 NEED ADDITIONAL CREDITS? Papennaking Ceramics, age 10 · 14 Photography Drav..ing, age 6 · 9 - Deferred Camera Te~hnlques Drav..ing. age 10 · 14 Correction judgement, Darkroom Tech., beg. Dungeon & Dra!jOns I Earn U of I credit without attending Darkroom Tech , Inte"" d Dungeons & Dra!jOns II The Oil" lowlfl will correct unlalr or Inaccurate probation in Outdoor Photo FIction Writing, age 10 · 17 Slories or headlines. If a report is wrong or Picture Framing French, age 6· 9 misleading, call Ihe 01 al 353-6210. A correc Ion or classes. Guided Correspondence theft ca •• Qutltlng French, age olarll/catlon will be published In this column. 10 · 14 A Stained Glass General Art, age 4, 6 In a story called "Chinese ambassador vlalts UI" North Liberty man Study offers over 120 credit Watercolor Painting General Art, age 7 · 10 (01, June, 8, 1981) It was reported that Chal Zemln recel ved a deferred Weaving Photography represented the RepubliC of China. Actually Chal judgment and one year of courses from 35 departments. represent. the People's Republic of China. The DI probation Monday in Sign Language, age 8 · 12 regrets the error. Johnson County District Soft Sculpture Court after he pleaded . . guilty to a third-degree Non·academlc course! open to the public. theft cha rge. To obtain a copy Rligtsfer now, cI_ IIze Is limited. According to court of our catalog, records: Edwin J . Usel1' cardt available to qualifted persons OIII!r 16 for UN of danuoom call 353·4963 facilities, ceramic ....6, end metalsmithlng lrea. 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Ine9, 1981-lowaClty,lowa 2 Tuesday, June 9, 1981 -Iowa City, Iowa 3 From 'curious' to Miss Iowa Welcome To Iowa City!

IJAnnT.... The brown-eyed , auburn-haired SlIt! Writer Wimpey attributed her victory to an "ability to communicate well" and a No drinking, no smoking in public, no bit of luck. alinl, no padding of swimsuits and no The luck . Wimpey said. was because prdles. Such is the lifll of a Miss U.S.A . she shared common interests such as beauty contestant· at least during the scuba diving with several of the inter­ lwo weeks prior to the pageant. view judges. "A lot of things in those But 19-year-old Jennifer Wimpey, an interviews just kind of fell in line . I Iowa City native, survived the think that's why I won." stringent rules. 7-hour-a-day practices In addition to her Miss Iowa title. and personal appea rances that go along Wimpey woo two local contests for the with the title of Miss Iowa just because most beautiful legs. The contests took - she was "curious." place in Iowa City after she had won the Miss Iowa title. Bring in this ad for a The 5·foot·7-inch, lIS·pound Wimpey refused an invitation last year because Wimpey said that she did not take the FREE conditioning HI had braces at the time and I most beautiful legs contests seriously. thought, why even bother? " " No one does. They're just for fun ." with your next hair cut. She has " 00 idea" who nominated Wimpey said. C2p-ie, her as a candidate for last October 's Miss Iowa competition. She simply WIMPEY DOESN'T consider herself ~I'tti·§ tiAI~ received an invitation in the mail and a stereotypical beauty queen. "A title C(). decided to enter since she had turned just doesn't make you who you are. I'm down the invitation the year before. a good student and am involved in Mon .. Thurs. 9 - 7, Fri. 9· 5, Sat. 8· 1 EN many other activities such as in­ 1 SHE SAID she accepted the invita· tramurals." A UI sophomore majoring 128 h E. Washington 354-2983 A WEEK tion "mainly because r was asked to," in economics and computer science. Downtown In the Arcade BUilding and because "I felt that whoever Wimpey plans to attend law school af­ • THURS UNTil 8-. nominated me had confidence in me ." ter graduation. In addition to her Another reason for her acceptance stUdies. she works part-time as a was because she was curious about waitress at the Iowa River Power how well she could do in the contest. Company and as a sales clerk at Wimpey also said she received much Bivouac. support from her Kappa Alpha Theta sorority sisters. Although Wimpey was "a little dis­ Alter the first round of interviews in appointed " about not placing in the Iowa City. Wimpey was selected as one Miss U.S.A. pageant, she said she was of 60 delegates to attend the three-day "relieved" that she could return to is Services Miss Iowa pageant in Des Moines. The Iowa City once the excitement and contestants were all chosen from four competition of the pageant was over. hile-U-Wait Iowa universities· the UI, Iowa State On hand to greet Miss Iowa when she University. the University of Northern returned from the pageant was her Iowa and Drake University. boyfriend of two years, Iowa basket­ ball player Mark Gannon. with whom SHE WALKED AWAY with the Miss Wimpey shares the local limelight . Iowa title as well as $700. a diamond "It's kind of (un ... I used to stand watch and the opportunity to represent around while Mark signed autographS. The Dally lowen/Mu Hayn.. Iowa in the Miss U.S .A. contest May Now I'm the one who signs the Jennifer Wlmpey, 1t,' UI eop/Iomofe .ndlow. City neHYI WII ehoHn Mist 21. autographs for a change." low. 1•• 1 October .nd p.rtlclp.lld In the Mill U,S.A. pegIInl on M.y 22. 1 ... ,'t9'~" I 351.3500 I.C.ltudent named Prelldential Scholar A West High School graduate has been selecled as a Presidential Scholar, a national honor recognizing • Top ArtiS". academics. talent and leadership. • Major Libels...... -..., • Hundreds 01 Selections Aaron Caplan. 18. is in Washington, D.C., to Pop to ClassIC receive a Presidential Scholar medallion. Only one ~e:::...... Stereo LP "Ibums other Iowa student was chosen for the award by the Casssetlea. Bo~ Sets Commission on Presidential Scholars In the Department or Education, the agency that sponsors the awards.

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Chemical warfare The ~ily Iowan The Senate is considering a motion that would appropriate $20 million toward the construction of 'a new chemical weapons Tuesday, June 9,1981 facility in Pine Bluffs, Arkansas, to replace the one already there. Vol.114 No,2 Sen. John Warner, R-Va ., introduced the bill, with the approval of c 1981 Student Publications Inc. I · the Reagan administration. But building a new plant to produce weapons that we already have and should not use is absurd. Warner argues there is a chemical weapons gap, but according to a Department of Defense report the current stock of chemical weaponry, including nerve gas, is "comparable to the total U.S. Fourth-rate Army's stockpile of conventional ammunition in Europe." Mark Hatfield, R-Oreg., quoted one expert who said "we have more than enough chemical artillery ammunition shells for 30 days of full­ candor gluts sea Ie reta lia tory use." The newly proposed chemical weapon, called the binary, will be safer to store because it has two separate parts that mix and ren­ private lives, der it lethal only when the weapon is launched. Except no one " knows how it will work - or if in fact it will. Saul Hormats, for­ mer director of development, Defense Department, has written public lies that to evaluate the binary "there can be no substitute for actual The practice of cheap candor seems experiments." But where? Over 6,000 sheep died downwind from to have reached a period 01 Dugway Proving Grounds, Utah (80 miles from Salt Lake City) renaissance. Baring one's soul bu become as easy and mundane as s1i~ when nerve gas escaped in the late 1960s. ing out of baggy pajamas. Soldiers in protective masks and clothing will not suffer as How refreshing, though ! All of this civilians will . The West Germans, logically the first targets of any un abashed , s'incere gut -spilling. Russian attack, say they don't want chemical weapons. Secretary straight-talking , leveling and shooting of Defense Caspar Weinberger has admitted that our European from the hip ! People are racing to bart their souls and expose themselves 10 allies have not been consulted on the matter. They, should be. the ogling admiration of In1llions. Ironically, this discussion comes just when Congress has ap­ , Celebrities and other public figures proved funds for the relief of veterans exposed to a chemical, ~ - - seem to be leading the candor move- Agent Orange, in Vietnam. It took the veterans 10 years to gain - =-~& ...------, this 'victory.' The country does not need another one . 'TI1~K'fou, crnGm~,RlR 1\-\IS iRlJI.Y WONtm1J~ ~ Wf/lf. .. I I Randy Ken H.rper Staff Writer Require birth cC?ntrol availability: Scholfteld Aren Grant funds slashed ment. Rona Barrett. the guru of the ·ons then less necessary candor-with-a-vengeance cult. asks a A recent Reader's Digest article by Joseph Harriss sheds no abortl ~~~e:~~~~o;~~ . ~~r~~\:~ : ..i~~eco~~~ : still p tears over President Reagan's proposed 50 percent budget cut for he cheerfully recounts hi s years as a the National Endowment for the Humanities. To the editor: staff or faculty. Almost all o( them brawling alcoholic . How refreshing. 8y JlCkie Ba,lor movie I said they had not." This is upsetting SlaffWriter in Mil Harriss says the NEH invited the cuts by wasting millions of I have read quite a few editorials for The nation applauds this demonstra· and against abortions and the human news to me . It won ·t take more than a tion of candor. two agi dollars on grants for "dubious projects. 'One example given is a few minutes to write a short letter The construction of cessful life amendment. I can empathize with Arena is "still on project suggested by a UI official that was awarded $2,500 to "help the pro-life followers on the saving of urging the legislators to reconsider the PHIL DONAHUE, another master 01 strong i budget cuts. completed by The s youth understand how the sky has influenced the humanities human life. II is wrong to end a human extracting cheap candor from others. Randall Bezanson , aux foil, disciplines. " life. It always will be. Many times people will say that their gushily admits that he was sti ll a virgin voice can't be heard in government linance. said that the Michel; A big problem with the article is that it gives the misleading im­ Yet I cannot call myself a pro-lifer when he first married - reassuring 01 the arena 's roof is because they want to ban more than today. although these sa me people. will millions of American housewives that Renato pression that the NEH funds every grant proposal it receives. Ac­ ta ke their voting privileges for n~ and should be strung, just abortions of unwanted babies. It he is himself no stra nger 10 candor. On the summer. tually, only 25 percent of all proposals are funded . It also fails to in cludes abortions for those granted. Now here is a real issue. one another channel. Nancy Reagan But inst that affects us right here and one that The bowl area and the oril mention that while the UI proposal received a $2 ,500 planning pregnancies resulting from rape. for soulfully tells Barbara Walters about constructed next, he points grant last summer, the project was denied a $33,000 grant this those th at would save the mother's life may determine some of the turns our her insomnia since Ronnie's shooting. education will take in the future. I The arena will domestl May. or good health and the human life how she gets up in the middle 01 the million to build, far-fete amendment. if passed. will ban the two personally believe the best investment night and eats bananas - apples would Moreover, "The Sky" is not as trivial, when reali, as it appears to be made in Iowa and our youth is the sources include secret j most popular forms of birth control, go "crunch. crunch" and wake Ronn ie. supported by a when reduced to one sentence. Although the NEH could have put the IUD and the pill . If all these things quality of our education. I'm urging An astonishing and forthright conies· everyone to please write their senators and ticket surcha THE the money to better use, it is unfair to condemn all federally­ are made illegal , think of all the sion. which have four funded projects which may appear obscure. Many scientific and unwanted babies that will be born. and representatives to tell them how s tereot~ Letters they feel. If they don't hear from us. Bul do we really need all of this can· said. scholarly projects that seem absurd to the layman when II is a woman 's right to protect The initial $8.5 herself from becoming pregnant. No they will assume we don 't care and I, dor? There is so much candor floating paraphrased are important and useful when put into a larger con­ for one. don't believe it. around these days that it is in danger 01 lund-raising was one has the right to take that away when I read this letter. Greenlee can't Bezanson said. text. from women. Rosemary Regan becoming a cheap commodity. I. lor Granted, it is doubtful whether some of these projects required Prior to the legalization of abortions, judge this issue on the whole by the one. could not care less whether Pbil actions of a few . , was a virgin when he took his wedd!!t JjEZANSON SAID B,er.! federal fund)ng . One man receiveil $2 ,445 for h 'accoonhunting and .j women still received tbem. Many died . monthly "cash StalfWr from the unsanitary methods : some Kltt Gassman vows . I can do without knowledge thai hand fishing ; a study of two vanishing skills." But while there is 330 S. Chestnut Vietnam vets the First Lady is snarling dm sources to pay could never conceive again. It was a House projects. The room for tighter review procedures at the NEH , the public should Monticello. Iowa To the editor: bananas in the corridors of power. AU I terrible situation . With abortion legal. lions will not be plagia remember that the agency has funded such worthwhile endeavors women are sure to get a safe. clean How sad and sickening is this rush to this candor is making me sligbUy year, when the rpvpnllO' Fri~ as the popular King Tut exhibit that toured the United States. and operation. If the human life Pro-choice view build a memorial to the Vietnam nauseous. Haliowl hausted. he said . "American Short Story," the television series featuring important amendment is passed. abortions will To tbe editor; veterans. For many years. the nation others. still be sought after and women will fled the guilt Qf its cowardice. but it SOME OBSERVERS trace the from i1 works by U.S. writers. We appreciate the recent coverage of have no guarantee that it will be safe. could never hope to escape. Now the origins o{ cheap candor \.0 Jimm~ Cat· able UJ The agency has made important contributions to culture and the Iowa Abortion Rights Action If we are left without birth control, League (lA RAL ) by Tbe Daily Iowan. conscience of a nation is pricked . and ter's campaign remark that he had Ch\na simple- learning ; it will be unfortunate if future projects of merit are more women will get pregnant and those who ran are at long last faced lusted in his heart for other women . Friel! We wish to respond to the editorial of PEKING (UPI) - sacrificed to the Reagan budget cuts. then there will be a grea ter demand for May 13. Your point that pro-choice with the specters of those who fought. This is a notable example of cut·rale a grou~ abortions. Do they really hope to make all things candor. However. I think the candor border troops repel ata 8m forces are not as well organized as R.ndy Scholfield Ronald Reagan wants to cut funding right with a slab of stone? phenomenon borrows a lot from the 1,000 Vietnamese ween tI anti-choice forces is well taken . Chinese territory Staff Writer for programs that provide birth control Unfortunately. pro-choice This nation committed its sons to 6O 's generation 's concept of "rapping ." term 0 information and sex education . This is war and turned its back. II abandoned which proceeded from the notion. tillery barrage. the dre individuals tend to hope that the The official the opposite of what should be done. organization representing their views them to fight alone. blamed them for "What you say may be totally unin­ firstfi More funding should go to these defeat in a war they were not allowed teresting. but I will defend to the death battalion of Jason , will accomplish their political goals for the attack Sunday Domina theory reborn programs. to get more people using them . They assume that, if IARAL to win . and ripped from them even the your right to say it." Hollywood and her in~ birth control. This will. alone. cut the knowledge their sacrifices were Washington - no strangers to this im· mountain area of Unidentified U.S. officials are leaking "reliable intelligence works hard enough (in this case . "At 5:38 a.m., need for abortion. lobbying for continued funding to honorable. There is no recompense it pulse - have succeeded in rubbing our reports" showing that Soviet weapons are being amassed in We cannot ban both abortions and can offer to those who suffered and nose in it. oamese infantry la University Hospitals ' Early Chinese frontier Nicaragua. The unidentified officials clearly hope to persuade the birth control. Abortions should be Termination of Pregnancy clinic) . then died in a war declared dishonorable by ~c :1 available for those women whose those whose only alternative was to What scares me is that politiCians American public that the Russians are coming and that greater the organization can effectively have di scovered how to misuse candor health depends on it. protect the right to choose for admit cowardice. Neither is there a military aid to right wing regimes in the area is needed. The logic Birth control should be a law. All blackness deep enough in which it can to their own advantage. They call press is flawed even if the reports are substantially correct. everyone. It should be clear by now conferences and tearfully trace all women should have a form of birth that no pro-choice organization can be hide its shame. It would be a mistake to read into these leaked reports signs of a control, if they engage in sex and have Evans Jacobson their depravities and criminal ac· politically effective until it tivities to alcohol . Our natural reactioo growing Communist conspiracy in Latin America . Like most third no intentions of giving birth to a child. demonstrates its strength in numbers . Lost i We cannot get rid of the two. We is to applaud them for candor when . in world countries, Nicaragua gets its arms however and wherever it IARAL is only as strong as its reality. they are simply being evasive. NORMAN , Okla. should just leave it as it is and get membership . We hope that every NamemiJ(up can; market availability, not ideology, is usually the critical fac­ more women on birth control. described by police tor. In fact leftist guerrillas in EI Salvador have reportedly bought reader who wants to protect the right To tbe editor : WE MUST realize that there are as sin, " evaded Sbawn Goldstein to choose will join IARAL and share arms on the black market in the United States. I am a freshman at Iowa and even limits to how mu ch candor a pel'SGD night, but "Bowser,' our responsibility to protect safe, legal green iguana, rpl.llrnl~tI The Reagan administration will almost certainly further in­ though I've never written an article for can be exposed to wilhout becomingiiJ. abortion. It will take a large and active a newspaper I am receiving credit for We must be aware that candor for its own. crease the pressure on the ruling leftist junta in Nicaragua. Such a Abortion reply pro-choice organiza tion to counter the doing just that. My name is Roxanne own sake ha s led to a decline in the anti-choice forces . Join IARAL now so "If someone sees response, based on the false premise that the presence of Soviet To tbe editor: M. Mueller. and I seem to have a twin quality of candor . Let 's face it ; mucb a dinosaur." police weaponry is evidence of anti-American intentions, is unjustified. I disagree with Nancy Greenlee's that the pro-choice majority will not on campus whose name differs from of the candor being di shed up theIt again be accused of doing too little too warned while the " We feel threatened," says one member of the junta - par­ letter concerning abortion (DI, May mine only by the middle initial, T. She days IS second-rate stuff of little sub­ 13 ). late. is Arts/Entertainment Editor for The stance. It 's not real candor. It doesn'l "He 's harmless, but ticularly by Honduras, which has received substantial military Nancy Greenlee says that it would be Jan Scolutico Daily low .. , and lwo Ca lculus really tell us anything : it just calisal· Moore said. assistance from the United States. better to abort an embryo rather than President Iowa Abortion Rights professors. my Chemistry Teac hing lention to itselF. In th is respect, ptIII John BueHner, an Okl The leaks make sense only as a part of the administration's at­ to sentence a baby to a life with one or Action League Assistant, and many of my peers have rock may be a form of cheap caador. ployee and owner of tempt to muster support for its policies in EI Salvador. By playing two unloving parents. I disagree with critiCized /complimented me on on the image of Latin America as a hotbed of radical Marxism, the this statement totally. We must let the Roxanne T.·s articles. Afew weeks ago In fact , I would like to call for ~ child be born first and then make a Cuts ignored someone from the DI ca \led , regula lion of candor. Perhaps If tkre administration can oHer a bogus substantiation of Alexander judgment later in her or his life about To tbe editor: presumably to give me an assignment. were less candor Hooding the 'narkel,lt Salva Haig's infamous "hit list" theory, and thus stir up public senti­ After reading the article by Lori When the Bijou was showing a movie would be of a higher quality. We may problems with drugs and alcohol. How SAN ment in favor of increased military aid to EI Salvador. do we know the child will end up like . Froeling (01. April 22) urging people to labeled Sex , Dru,s, and Rock and Roll then be better able to distinguish bel· SALVADOR, EI write their representatives about the and advertised that "you have to do ween true candor and simple self, Reinf orcemen ts were r Whatever the outcome, such an attempt at exploiting the news this ? We don ·t. This is just the and national guard by leaking intelligence reports about the arms buildup is not only stereotype today that most people will proposed budget cuts, I did just that. I your own drugs" one of my professors promotion. Of course, this is jUII my have these problems. wrote three letters and to my surprise, asked if I had really gone to such a opinion, bull would be less than candid guerrillas entrenched i cynical , but irresponsible. yesterday. received two personal movie. "Sure! I was the one pushing if I did not offer It to you. mant volcano , military I also disagree with her statement day. concerning the father. Granted. the replies in the mail. Jean Lloyd·Jones drugs in the third row : didn 't you see DanR,Jon.. father does have the option of leaving wrote ; "I asked some of my fellow me? The publicity is great, but I'd Rlndy Scholfield I, I UI uncle!gr_ Warplanes and artille Staff Writer the mother, but the burden and legislators whether they had gotten rather see It go to the right person. student. HI, COl umn appelr. IVtrY pounded the slopes of responsibility are still his. I was upset any letters from univerSity students, Roxanne M. Mueller Tu,.day. Volcano, 36 miles eas military officers on the ..- ...... ~ DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau But they said heavll • L.tt.rs entrenched in caves and! . The Daily Iowan policy Letlers to Ihe mill" USPS t43-380 edltO' EdHOf ...... Cindy Schreud ... b, and mull be OpInion. eKprltMd on th_ pegea IN typeCl Grants- Newt Editor ...... M. LIM Strattan slgne Cl UnllgneCI or un· Metro Editor ...... Scott KUman the opinion. oIlhe IIgned lutllora Ind IMY canoot be reached by p Iyped lellen Will nOI be II/E Editor ...... Rollnne T. Mueller not _11y be thote 01 The o.lIy Ion". Nicholas Haydock, a Publlllled by StucMnl Publlcallon. Inc., conSidered 10' publiCi' Freellnce Editor ...... Plmeta Mer .. ha lis EdUor111 Page Editor ...... lIndl Schuppener 111 Communication. een..... Iowl City. lion Letlers should In· for residence prO! Spo", EdHor ...... JIY Chrillenaen Iowa. 52242. dilly eK~ Se!urdlya. Sun­ elu de Ihe wrll_", article is sheer garbage ,.,....tant Spo", Editor ...... Hotly WOOlard dlya, IegIIt hotldlya Ind un,,*1hy _­ telephOne nuMbtr. whlcfl 10 be made is to say that poMge pM! the PIIotoorlPlw Editor ...... Mu Hayn. tlonl. SeconcI-duI It will nOI be published. and poet ofItcl II lowl City under the IIct of the article Is a fool. " Coner .. 01 Mlrch 2. 1.71. addr"l. wh,eh wlM be HAYDOCK SAID th. Subler/prlon ,,,.. : lowl City end withheld upon rlqutsl know "all that went ink Pubiliher. William ClAY CorIMIIe . ...I-' ... ; .16-2 ...... ; letter s should III brill. of the grant) ." 1Id....-tlling Mallllglr. Jim LlONIrd ....umm ... _Ion onlyj S21-1uU yeer. Out a nCl Th. O,IIr lo_,n CIrculation Meneg..-. Kevin Roger. of town: 112·\ ...... ; $24-2 _1I',r.; , ..e,. .. tnt IIQht to tdli Charnpe designed the Production !lupertntendent. DIck WUaon '7-aummer _Ion only. I3I-fuH yeer. lor lenglh and cllnly by the VI Enterilll Yeal IS a way to work with se dents. Champe is on v. and cannot be reached f. 189, 1981 -Iowa City, Iowa 4 Tuesday, June 9, 1981 -Iowa City, Iowa 5

Israel __Co_ntl_nued_from--:.page--=-l "in a short time, the Iraqi reactor would have beeII ready and operating. Under sucb COIIditiollS, 110 government in Israel could have taken the dec:isioD to bomb the reactor. Sucb an attack (alter it wu operational) would have caused a buge wave of deadly radioactivity over the city of Bapdad and many of Baghdad's Innocent citizens would have been injured." Israeli citizens Monday overwbelmill8ly supported Fourth-rate their nation's attack: on the Iraqi nuclear reaclor, but the upcoming June 30 national elec:tioa coIonld many of the opinions. candor gluts "At first I thought it was an election gimmick," I 34-year-old Israeli bank eucutive said of the Sunday attack. "But it was too serious for that" • private lives, Arthur Heller, SO, an American-born Israeli manufacturer, said, "As long as tbe Iraqis threatened 10 enguU the area in atomic war, any "anArmyNwse weapon used against them was justified." FuI or PaIt-11me public' lies Ita III Army Nurae ,you'll have the c:baIo to THE OSIRIS was built by France under a $260 The practice of cheap candor advmce in yoor CIII'M', oootinue your edllClOm, seems million contract. The attack: was the third attempt 10 to have reached a period of al work with people who ftJ8lly care. Relocate or hit Iraq's nuclear potential. One took place in 1m renaissance. Baring one's soul has when parts of the reaclor were destroyed in France stay right in your own community. ~ train become as easy and mundane as slipp. as they were being readied for shipment and I mg, pllll good pay and beDefita are all part rl the ing out of baggy pajamas. second was made last Sept. 30 at the beginnin& of the Army peckage. Malt ci a1I, there iI pride in fII!!N. How refreshing. though! All of WI Iran· Iraq war by airplanes which were reported 10 ing your country and ita people. unabashed . sincere gut-spillinl, be either Iranian or Israeli. caw SSG __bt 515/2S7.A236 CoIIec;1on o..M_ straight-talking, leveling and shootiDt Israel said it launched the raid on a Sunday to from the hip! People are racing to bare avoid casualties. French and Italian technicians Be All You Can Be their souls and expose themselves 10 have been involved in running the plant. the ogling admiration of mlllions. Acting White House press secretary Larry Speak:es Celebrities and other public figullS 1 said it appears "U.S.-supplied equipment was em­ seem to be leading the candor move. The Daily Iowan/Dirk VanDerwerker ployed in violation of U.S. law and a report to this ef­ J Con.tructlon on the UI'. S17 million aporia Irenll. procHdlng mer The Irene Mould be completed IOIMtlmeln the 1"2-13 fect is being made to Coogress,"

THE FOREIGN military sales act probiblts the .************** use of American·supplied weapons for "purposes other than national or regional self'ilefense." L--I on schedule; It authorizes suspension of U.S. military aid to ~_nd_b_eld----.ll ~;~~-~'~~~;~~~~;~ countries that violate the law, but such a suspension menL Rona Barrett. the guru of the _II I - - of aid is not automatic. • Beginning level tumbling & Uri Porath, spokesman for Begin was asked about balance' beam Instruction the use of U. S.·made fighter-bombers in the raid and E~Er;:;~:~~!:~X:~ sit p anmng Field House projects said, "The planes were given to us for use in self­ weekly classes starting June 17. he cheerfully recounts his years as a Both the arena and Field House projects generally start until the arena is done · defense. And this was clearly self-defepse." • Wednesday, 7:30 pm ages 5 -9 brawling alcoholic . How refreshing. By JlCkle Blylor Begin said he telephoned U.S. Ambassador Samuel SlaffWriler will have "adequate funds at all times" sometime during 1982." • Wednesday, 8:30 pm ages 10 - 14 The nation applauds this demonstra· from the monthly cash flow , Bezanson said. Bezanson said that the earliest time that Lewis only after the raid was completed and Egyp­ tion of candor. The construction of the Hawkeye Sports The construction of two new parking lots the Field House renovation could begin tian President Anwar Sadat "did not know anything • 10-day concentrated session Arena is "still on schedule" and should be for the arena , one located directly south would be in late 1982. He said that final about it. " Soviet television carried a brief report by the of­ • JUly 6 -July 17,3:30·4:30 pm PIlIL DONAHUE, another maslerof completed by 1982-83. and one located directly west of the arena completion may take a year and a half. extracting cheap candor from others. Randall Bezanson, UI vice president for site, are being funded from revenues from ficial Tas news agency of the attack, including a gushily admits that he was still a virgin finance , said that the cvrrent construction the VI parking system, he said . The "TIMING IS pretty critical to the con· pointed reference to a State Department statement Studio 27 1060 1'z William when he first married - reassuring that the United States knew about the attack before of the arena's roof is going ahead as plan­ revenue is "flowing in as the lots are being tinuation of the programs, " Bezanson said . 644-2093 (toll free) 10\AI1l City millions of American housewives that it was officially announced by Israel. n~ and should be completed by the end of constructed.' , " We don't want to disrupt physical educa­ U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim denoun­ he is himself no stranger to candor. On the summer. In late May the Iowa Legislature ap· lion classes." another channel , Nancy Reagan The bowl area and the office wing will be propriated $1 million in state funds to build "We will have a much better fix on It in ced Israeli 's attack on the nuclear reactor. *************** soulfully tells Barbara Walters about constructed next, he said. a four-lane access road to the arena, Bezan· six or eight months when we have a much .------.....:.----, her insomnia since Ronnie's shooting. The arena will cost approximately $17 son said . better fix on the arena and more designs for how she gets up in the middle of the million to build . Bezanson said. Funding the Field House ," he said. night and eats bananas - apples would BEZANSON SAID that the $3 million Students have "substantial input" as to go "crunch. crunch ,. and wake Ronnie. sources include revenue bonds which are Il)S SOONER THAN YOU THINK! supported by a combination of student fees Field House project is "protected fiscally" how the Field House will be renovated , An astonishing and forthright confes· and ticket surcharges, and private funds because the cost of inflation and unforeseen Bezanson said. sion. which have four years to accumulate, he delays like labor strikes or bad weather Lori Froeling, president of the Collegiate But do we really need all of this can· said. have been figured into the price tag of the Associations Council , aid that students dor? There is so much candor floating The initial $8 .5 million goal for private renovation . "most definitely are" able to playa part in around these days that it is in danger of fund ·raising was reached in December, Bill Barnes, project manager for the determining how the Field House will be kdfhnr~s~ ~e.I1Ac becoming a cheap commodity. I. for Bezanson said. arena , said that specific designs for the renovated . one. could not care less whether I'IIil renovation of the Field House have not been "We have had input from the beginning was a virgin when he took his w~ /lEZANSON SAID that the UI uses the developed . Schematic designs were and we will have inpu~ untilthe end becau e vows. I can do without knowledge thaI monthly "cash flow " from ' the funding developed more than a year ago, he said. so much money has ~" put into it from bicycling essentinls the First Lady is snarfing do", sources to pay for the arena and Field "We won't start remodeling until we student fees," Froeling said. bananas in the corridors of power. All House projects. Funds from private dona- know how it will be used ," Barnes said. She said lhal student governm nl ex· BELL HelMETS 133- SKID LIDS &3.- this candor is making me sligbtly lions will not be used for at least another Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Ken· ecutives will be meeting with the ad- CYCLING OI.OYES $1011 nauseous. year, when the revenue bonds have been ex- neth Moll , said that specific designs for the ministration to discuss the Field House ZEFAL lip pu ..... 112·

SOME OBSERVERS trace the origins of cheap candor to Jimmy Car· Ut, ter's campaign remark that he ~d )C~hi~a / Vietn~" b~~d' ~;b'Y ~'I;;h W';;;p~rt~d fi lusted in hiS heart for other warnell. This is a notable example of cut·rate PEKING (UPI) - China said Monday its tho V'''"m"", ,,,,.,,,, " ....," . ,.. ,',' .,," of ",.,.m,,' "". tho tunes candor. However. I think the candor border troops repelled an attack by 800 to bodies and weapons." month-long~.,,,,,,, border war . China claimed in ~,~"tl~~'II...... , __ ...... 11. phenomenon borrows a lot from the 1,000 Vietnamese soldiers who crossed into .. t .. t.IMIM wtt .. Chinese territory under the cover of an ar­ The agency did not disclose th~ number of :i!:~r~~:Vaen~i~~~a~~r~~~~~ ~~;~: I" """""Ie*a"") ,..,.,...... It 60's generation's concept of "rapping." Vietnamese or Chinese casualties. t f . f t n store"Sm.,"pec" S which proceeded from the notion. tillery barrage. men 0 enemy In an ry . "What you say may be totally unin­ The official Xinhua n,ews agency said a The report could not be independently terestmg. but 1 will defend to the death battalion of Vietnamese troops launched confirmed. claimedAs in thethe fightingVietnamese unday launched, the Chinesean ar- [)ICYCL E PeDDLERS your right to say it. " Hollywood and the attack Sunday morning in the Fakashan tillery barrage before dawn and then advan· Washington - no strangers to this im' mountain area of Guangxi province. 1T WAS the first report of border skir­ ced in a multi-pronged attack . IS ~I~~ tl~B~e 118 "92~ '01111 Clip pulse - have succeeded in rubbing our "At 5:38 a.m., about a battalion of Viet­ mishes in five days and the first battalion­ noses in it. namese infantry launched an attack on level conflict since China warned Vietnam Despite the frontier skirmishing, Chinese frontier guards along several May 22 that it would receive "due punish­ diplomats in Peking remained convinced What scares me is that politiciaDs routes," the news agency said . ment" for its border raids. neither side was interested in a full·scale have discovered how to misuse candor "When the Chinese army returned fire, The Fakashan mountain area was the repeat of their 1979 border war. to their own advantage. They call press conferences and tearfully trace all their depravities and criminal ac· tivities to alcohol. Our natural reactiOll Lost iguana 'Bowser' returns home is to applaud them for candor wben. in Shopping is easy ... reality. they are simply being evasive. NORMAN , Okla. (UPl) - A fugitive monster, said he was surprised his slither· like if they find it they're going to have described by police as "harmless, but ugly ing pet left its girlfriend "Fido," who still iguana skin boots," the 23-year-old zoo WE MUST realize that there aff as sin, " evaded searchers through the was in the slockade-fenced backyard in aquarium keeper said. limits to how much candor a penOII night, but " Bowser," a Hoot, brownish­ residential southwest Norman. He said green iguanas are "sold by the at Iowa City's can be exposed to wi thout becoming ill. green iguana, returned home Monday on his Buettner said when he got home from ton" as pets, but few survive to maturity We must be aware that candor for ill own. work Monday afternoon "Bowser" was and the size of Bowser, who was a pet to back where he belonged, sitting in his own sake has led to a decline in the "If someone sees him they will think he's several other zookeepers before Buettner Largest Bookstore quality of candor. Let's face it : much a dinosaur," police dispatcher Larry Moore favorite mulberry tree. traded some other lizards for him. of the candor being dished up \bese warned while the lizard was on the lam. days is second-rate stuff of little SIIb­ BUE'J1'NER discovered the IS-pound For the most part, Bowser is harmless, e Most complete booklist stance. It 's not real candor. It doesnl "He's harmless, but just as ugly as sin," reptile was missing Sunday night and went Buettner said, except "if he has his mouth • Largest selection of really tell us anything; it just calls at· Moore said. to neighbors asking if they had seen the open - when it's hot he pants - and you tention to itself. In this respect, JlIIIi John Buettner, an Oklahoma City Zoo em­ vegetarian. stick your finger in his mouth and then school supplies rock may be a form of cheap candor. ployee and owner of the miSSing mini- "Some of (the neighbors) kind of acted provoke him to close it." • Extra people to In fact. I would like to call for tile help you regulation of candor. Perhaps if tHre were les candor ll00ding the 'narke!,it Salvador mountain battle continues would be of a higher quality. We may jungle repelled several drives by govern­ AN OFFICER at a vehicle checkpoint on then be better able to distinguish bel· SAN SALVADOR , EI Salvador (UPI) - Reinforcements were rushed to help army ment troops. the Pan American Highway near the ween true candor and simple seU· The officers' estimates of guerrilla volcano said that during the weekend rein­ promotion. Of course, this is just my and national guard troops battling guerrillas entrenched in caves on a dor­ casualties vat:ied from 80 to 110, but they forcements had been rushed to the battle Siva Your opinion, but I would be less than candid said they could not provide information on zone from the city of San Vicente, about 10 ir I did not offer it to you. manl volcano , military officials said Mon­ day. the number of soldiers killed . miles north of Chincontepec. Raceipt A military spokesman in San Vicente said Randy Schoilieid II a UI undtrgrldullt Warplanes and artillery for the sixth day 23 soldiers had been wounded but declined At least another dozen political killings sludent HII cotumn appear. ''IIr'f pounded the slopes of the Chincontepec Until Juna 22 Tuesday. Volcano, 36 miles east of San Salvador, to give information on the number killed. A were reported in other parts of the military officers on the scene said. clandestine guerrilla communique Sunday Massachusetts-sized country, where church But they said heavily armed guerrillas said rebels had killed 65 soldiers in five officials estimate 22,000 people have died Lette,. entrenched In caves and hiding in the dense days of fighting . since January 1980. policy Open: Len"s 10 1he edllOI mUIr' ~rCll1t!; ____ ~ __ ~~ ______C_o_nt_in_Ue_d_'r_Om __ p_ag __ e1 b. Iyped Ind musl .,. Mon,-Sat. S!\Intd Un,.gnecl Of un· cannot be reached by phone . preliminary report on "The Sk:ylt she studying the sky. The projects would be 9-5 Iyptd leiters Will nOI .,. Nicholas Haydock, a graduate assistant ConSidered 101 puDlIC. prepared with the $2,500 NEH grant is designed by the students and conducted Downtown I.on Lellers should In· for residence halls programs, said, "'I'be available. with the aid of adult advisors. elud. 1h. '11,,1.'" article is sheer garbage ... The only defense The preliminary report said that Champe lel.phon, numbel. whlcfl 10 be made is to say that the man who wrote wanted to use the sky as a tool to belp new POSSIBLE PROJECTS mentioned in Across from Will not b, pubitli'led .• nd the article Is a fool." · students at the UI gain "contact with the Champe's preliminary report include: the Old Capitol add"... W".C~ w.lt .,. HA YDOCK SAID that Harriss did not world outside the university during their e Working with elementary school stu­ wlthh,ld upon flllu"" know "all that went into It (the preparation leisure time. It She chose the sk:y as her dents to build sundials and listening to Liller. lhOuld be br~. Of the grant)." topic "because the sky has always been one poetry and legends about the sk:y . and The Oal/r /011.8 Champe designed the project to be used or the most potent stimulants of man 's im­ e Working with junior high scbool stu­ r... rve. Ih. right to tdd by the VI Entering Year ,Procram students qination and ingenuity." dents to make weather observations and to for lengl~ and CI,rltV II a way to work: with secondary school stu­ The project would allow entering UI stu­ discuss people 'S reactions to weather. dents. Champe Is on vacation this month dents to lead youth organizations such as e Working with high school students to IIId cannot be reaelled for comment but the Boy Scouts or church IfOIIps in projects recognize and follow constellations. Tuesday, June 9,1981 -Iowa Clty,lowa 6 Arts and entertainment/The Daily kM'an

Summer series at UI Museum The UI Museum of Art will do its part in promoting Tony presentations give fix the arts this summer. Sunday. the Val Camonica Dance Company and the Dance Center will perform a variety of pieces including narrative works, abstract modern dance to .our awards show junkie and a work especially choreographed for the occaSion by Maureen Delaney. By Roxanne T. Mueller The Iowa City Youth Orchestra will accompany a Arts/Entertainment Editor guest quartet from the Dutch Youth Orchestra June agains I admit it. I'm an awards show junkie. I realize it's I Television 28. slightly masochistic, if not an outright case of self­ Harpsichord-ist Sven Hansell, an associate By Richard L. 8hci abuse, but I'm hooked. And I seek no cure. Having seen only one of the nominated shows, I professor in the UI School of Music, will perform Open at 7:30 No Cover United Press Internatl The Tony Awards were on Sunday night, and no pulled for it all night. Swoosie Kurtz (what a wonder­ works from the baroque period July 12. way was I going to miSs them . They do call the ful name ) deservedly won the Tony for her The last of the Summer Sunday Series will be July 22~ E. Washington DETROIT - Cha: theater awards the champagne of the self­ delightfully dizzy portrayal of a spaced-out, over-age 19 and will feature the Black Genesis Troupe. and sounding seriOl northern resort, sal congratulatory syndrome and I had to be there. I was flower child in Lanford Wilson's Flftb of July. Each concert begins at 2 p.m. and is free of not disappointed. charge. WBC champion La Elizabeth Taylor, minus a few chins, got a THAT WAS THE same play Christopher Reeve • their Friday heavy' standing ovation for playing one week on Broadway supposedly starred in . Ever since seeing him em­ "I'm going to figl and then coming down with a virus. Dear Liz then barrass himself as a paraplegic Vietnam veteran. The Daily]owan Ali the first time," nearly fell into spasms of laughter because she I've been hoping he 'll slip back into his Superman un­ NOW SHOWINC ! Detroit to begin his couldn't read the names of producers. Luckily for derwear and stay there. fight. ''I'm going to her. David Merrick won for producing 4Znd Street, a The classiest moments of the evening came when 7:00 - 9':20 featherweight musical on a par with Sugar Babies stars of the biggest musical hits of the last few years "Wouldn·t you and TIle Black Crook. Merrick had a few problems belted out their respective tunes. Priscilla Lopez of Only NEW NEW arms? himself. talking into a vacuum until a helpful A Cborus LiDe has now partially made up for her em­ MENU MENU stagehand led him to a microphone. barrassing movie role in last summer's Cbeaper to Keep Her. Even though she sang the sickeningly LIZ, BY THE way, had just been passed over for sweet "What I Did for Love," she sounded as though mg . the best actress in a play award . What does she she meant it. ~'3-! & Grill ''I'm trying to care? She's got a husband who allows her to keep Andrea McArdle, the original Annie, now grown up match Holmes ' working. and looking sexy, gathered deserved applause even Presents looking for no There aren't many sUp·ups in the slick Tony before she started singing about "Tomorrow." comes ." package. Except for Meryl Streep reading the All Ain't Misbebavln's Nell Carter has to do is open "r ain't going TelePrompter faster than it rolled, the technical dif­ her mouth and she's got the world by the tail. Angela NOW THE BEST FOOD DOWNTOWN he if thought the ficulties came from Iowa and not New York. Lansl;lury wasn't quite up to the uncontrolled energy he ain't planning I was watching a local channel when Lena Horne she emanated on the original stage of Sweeney Todd. SHOWING BURGER VALUE the distance." was waxing emotional in a number from her hit show but as the body-baking partner of the "Demon of Promoter Don (for which she was awarded a "special" Tony by Fleet Street." she put over the right impression. 7:30 - 9:30 PALACE "rome a long apologetic theater honchos) . Just as she was And seeing as how I'm a little prejudiced in my ad­ heavyweight cha reaching the fever-pitched finale in " If You miration for Evlta, I won't go overboard in my Ice Join us in Fighting ' -< Believe," the screen turned to snow . All night that praise for Patti LuPone. who delivered a furiously "PEOPLE irritating notation in the corner of my set had been cynical version of "Buenos Aires ." Cream Inflation! pushover (for ~ going to be a war. beaming "severe weather." I guess the station wan­ Awards shows - there's no better place for cheap I~ Order an entree from our ted to prove something. entertainment. Cone. "This is the IN New Menu and have a said. "Th e first have experience. I Spinks. who may FREE DRAFT or SOFT DRINK Holmes a sigllific:ani Documentary on EI Salvador Serving Mon . - Sat 11 - 8 - Eat In or carry out. bulk of his , OoonHbury resort near va' ... ",,, In The Oilly lowln 11 S. Dubuque 338-6860 "This time I produced by Iowa City group from the city." sa bed by 9 o'clock r-""""""',...... , ...... ,', .... ,", .... ,'" clean air." Br T. Johnaon The fight is Staff Writer ~ _ CROSSWORD PUZZLE I I Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA I year-old Joe Louis The Iowa City Unitarian Universalist Prison I Television I will be shown on Ministry Fellowship recently completed the first in ~ ACROSS 58 Chemical 10 Aver 34 Satisfactory, ! Detroit area. what will hopefully be a series of television shows No one with any taste would be caught dead , in this ~ 1 What boxer compound 11 Author in slanguage ,. The empty seats geared mostly for prisoners. "Prisons and Prisons" day and age, at a demonstration for some lo~t cause ~ Marciano 60 Bohemian O'Flaherty 37 Sobriquet for " "but they could be 3,000 miles away. Radical chic is dead and buried. I iiIIII never suffered 81 Observed 12 Words to La Guardia ~ column from you is an educational/propagandized one-hour television IIII! asapro 12 Kin of pieces of Brutus 38 Hollow ,asa ~ show dealing with the past and present 4ifficulties in mean, have you seen what the people at those things event. "King said wear? ~ 5 Prefix with eight 13 Fixed charges pipe or reed ,. tually nothing." EI Salvador. section 13 Barorders 21 Route 40 Gyro follower So they put it on television. Public access cable ~ I He The bulk of the presentation is a sort of low-budget , 10 Hebrew letter DOWN 22 Betrayers II! also said documentary about Father Michael Colonnese, solves the problem of getting people out to hear your iiIIII 14 One not in 25 Vex 41 AS Ppel ar at La ill Weaver and his perhaps the most effective critic of American in­ speech. But then they end up using the same catch ~ favor I Beast 's bed 28 Dylan ca a ~ on hand for the volvement - both military and corporate - in EI words and everyone figures it's Dull City and 11'.: 15 Sen. 2 Aware of Thomas's 43 Missing link ,. mi Ilion for the Salvador. Colonnese is a gifted speaker with a wealth switches over to a situation comedy. ~ Kennedy's 3 Forward part "-Milk 44 They use adits " to fight Cooney." of horror stories under his belt. There is honest and THERE IS, however, the question of individual if middle name of the Pinta Wood" 48 Sticker " responsibility. In a democratic system it is ~ 18 Lot or locale 4 Assume 27 Idles 47 In additIOn ~ justified terror in the man's presentation of both his IIII! 17 Article 5 Ascribe 28 Pies for Pierre 48 Function ~ experiences and the eyewitness accounts of others. everyone's job to be informed, and this is a very in­ formative show. While it would benefit considerably ~ 18A-apoke 6 Clamor Z8Fruitpunches 49 Tops ~ Colonnese uses his share of rhetorical catch words ~ 19 Satiate 7 Garment for 30 Choleric 50 Spring ,. from a more documentary style and a little less (imperialism, fascism , multinational corporations ) iiIIII 20 Twin sons of Burger 31 Major 51 Jot I and sometimes exaggerates, calling, for example proselytism, "Prisons and Prisons" is a show that ~ Mars 8 The Emerald province In 52 Vivacious ~ Vranes of Utah. Ida Amin a "Christmas grammar school angel " should be watched. ------t~ IIII! 23 Recent Isle Afghanistan 53 Estimale ~ With rosters compared to the regime in EI Sal vador. Certainly something is needed to balance the one­ I 24 Fruitingspike 9 Melleddown, 32 Abrasive 54 W.C.T.U. ~ team depth will be sided reports accepted seemingly without doubt by IIII! 25 Football's as fat substance backers ,. ALL OF THIS , in a production obviously intended the Washington media regulars. iiIIII G~n~w I to be as persuasive as it is educational, could very There is footage horribly reminiscent of reports 1:15, 3:15 ~ 28 Kind of job. for I well serve to inspire viewers only to change chan­ from Vietnam that would be much stronger were it 5:15, 7:15 IIII! some ~ not for the political evangalism. But it's plenty ~ 33 Growing out II! nels. 9:15 The feeling , even with the very real and urgent strong as is because it's true. ~ 34 Worn-out I "Prisons and Prisons" will air at 8 p.m. today on • iiIIII horses ,. character of what Father Colonnese is saying, is that ",,:r....: IIII! 35 Strike ~ it's all been said before and is somehow passe. That cable channel 5. \JI'41.... ~ violently ,. is one of the problems with activism in an apathetiC ftu-...... ~.... ~ 36 Cutting tool I world : to most non-activists style is somehow more "I'11II'I' ~ if 37 Abhorred II! important than content. • BIG SCREEN ~ 38 Disconcert ill CABLE TV ~ IIII! 38 Behold ~ ~------t ~ 40 Dickens vilIain S • HORSESHOE PIT .. Now " 41 Shankar ~ plays it II! • BEER GARDEN Showing iiIIII 42 Substitutes for I~ IIII! natural " 4 - 6 Happy Hour 1 :30, 3:30 ~ products ill Lunches - 11:00 - 2:00, Man - Sat ~ 44 Company lover II! 5:30, 7:30 iiIIII 45 Peace, tn Peru ,I DALLAS, IIII! 46 Fluff round selections 9: 30 I 47 Protection for ill State, Houston, WAGON WHEEL IIII! Augustus I! without a pick in 108 5th St .. Coralville (Best by a Dam Site) if 55 Come tnto I ~ sight II! -iI/ifr ~ 56 Daughter of ~ • • ~ __~ IIII! Tantalus S __...,....._ iiIIII 571agowasone ~ ....____ • ~ 58 Bone below the II! 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THE MISSTAKES ~, 1981 -Iowa City, Iowa 8 TuesdaYI June 9, 1981 -Iowa City, Iowa 7 ISports/The Daily Iowan PoetIcrIptI: JELl) Find out what's . happening around Iowa City and the UI by reading 01 Classifieds 111 Communications Cenler wee title match I &ureooard Postscripts. found 11 am deadline for new ada & cancellations. on page 2 of The features Spinks N BA draft National Dally Iowan. order League For in-depth --...... ~. --...... ~...... --... -- ~ coverage of HELP WAITED MUSICAl. IIISCfII MEOUI A-Z ! APARTIEI11 " 0 ...... 2, DtlrOit. 3. New (NIght ...... not IncIucItd) Issues affecting against Holmes Jelley. 4, Chicago (from 1ft 'AY to publish _. __ INSTRUMm'S , FOR IBT leal ______... __ ..,... ___ , ' FOII ,AlI Irnmtcl1.,tIy. Couch' CI ....and 10 Philtdelpllia 10 the UI, read cortoon. Write TaJon~ Bo. 4321 . W LPcl.GB Do_port. '--52IOt! &0 10 , 130. _125 -. ~ I r"1 ------­ " Richard L. 8hook Portland~ . 5. Seallie (Irom Philadelphia 31 21 .596 - The Dal" Iowan YlOUN and ... lor _ Old. In doutIIo bed $35. "'9 "0. _ United Press fnternatlonaf UI.h~ . 6. Allanta. 7. K...... City SlLouls 28 19 .5116 ~ 7 3 ..."ngconclr"",,-337.o44l7. $-8prn. $3!>, III COtICIiItorItr 125. Col".. - - - at""", (lrom S ••nt. 10 New York). 8, Plltaburgh 25 21 .543 3 ______8-15 1 5201_ 8-1 -dltlontcl.Ctrptc. _ *-'of...... lit .-- on DETROIT - Challenger Leon Spinks. looking trim San Diego. 9. Dallu (from Monlreal 27 25 .519 4 DI CWSIFIEDS IMOICI{ s..o _dol. MIpIO. IIIOP IIIIIT TO ._ . 213 -~ - , $235 or S2SO no_ Dtn... ~ . 10. New Jeney (Irom and sounding serious from his days of training at a New York 17 31 35412 dot.. _ t>otoq ... '"" ~.... . ~ tor ,.,.. __ -.' Of OlIO. L.Ir*m Perk. '1~22nd Golden S_ 10 Portland), 11. Chicago 12 37 .245 m ...... ColI 1.732·2813(WiIIDn) .. " tumiVt. -.,g 0sI0n ...... -4 A_Cor..... 6-30 northern resort. said Monday he intends to cling to Wathlngton. t2. Delroil (Irom p m -Il0\l rtnt!too, "'" Wilt Mondt)I--'1~!: ~.m ., ___ Kan ... City). 13. Utah (from -,ondThlncltr '5-15" ____. AC. _ ... WBC champion Larry Holmes "like a T·shirt" in LosAngeies 35 19 .648 - _ 01\ -.,...... Houslon~ . 14, Indlant. 15. their Friday heavyweight championship fight. Clncinnall 32 21 2'" Portland. 16. Portland (from .604 , WANTED TO IUY 337 ..", &0. Houslon 28 26 .519 7 "I'm going to fight him like I fought Muhammad Chlcago~ . 17. Cleveland (from ROOMJUTE WAITED Allanla 25 26 .490 8'10 "'.... HID . 3 _oom. _ Ali the first time," Spinks said upon his arrival in New York~ . 18. New Jersey San Francisco 27 29 .482 9 -. '*'-.... Vwr­ (from San Anlonlo). 19. Los ~pIOct--. _to __.-'. Ae. Detroit to begin his last days of preparations for the San Diego 21 33 .38914 FlIlAU grad_. ___Ing •• Anoel.s. 20. PhOenix. 21 , i:/37 ... fight . MondaY's RttUlIa -. _,00tft. "'""bOut. 'tI ~ 7 Milwaukee. 22, Phlllldtiphla. WORK WANTED p.m." 0 m . 338-4070. &010 "I'm going to cling to him like a T'shirt," he said. Houslon al Phlladelphl • • SUIIMI.. ",bfttI_ 'II ~ 23. Botlon. .UYING _ rIngI""" _ gold _ _ mtIo_ Own room nlghl lIOn ....0- OM bedroom IOII'1I'Mftl "Wouldn 't you cling to somebody who had longer PERSONALS -tTl • .nd - Slop'l" SIAmPO & CofnI. In 01\ buo ,_ Wn II·IOtTOR. 10 YO'" 1075 Out>uqut 3$4-ltISI 7., _n _. -....l2ttpIUI ... tnic pottabfo ~ .... '"":'!:._- oIncIII, _ - Art, ""'"'" _ aum_ r..""",.._ 163.573 Allanla (P. Nlekro 4·3) al LIM U. rypuet: yOUf announcement. Summ., cll.... . group end CIoM to caMpUa. doWntown at 2 331...... I. match Holmes' prediction of a knockout. "I'm not 8. Tom Kite In .ny of 1M ~ typot ...... h... prlY... "'" _ of ~ \II. Soultl Dulluqut I:ap/tof v.... . 331- Two ,*,,00tft _ to fIoII>IW ¥oot you _ htrt rou __ 7. Craig Stadler 146,452 Monlreal (Sanderson 5-2). 7'35 to The world oIIoutd kMW .trUCtlOft. Cal BIt... Wofcfl lOt 1051 8- I" looking for no knockout. I'm trying to win, any way it "".r S121 rnonIh 1·~781 &012 ZII .. 8. Curtis Slrange 134,661 p.m. • bout yaur opociaI tvent. Why nol I I 1081 _Dog.-tn "'­ 12. Ben Crenshaw 114096 San Diego (Mur. 3-7) .1 lit Ttehnlg,ep/llc. Inc . Lowor In IowI City For \rI1.. ",,1lOn col PIua. a.1 I loom " II tllUAM137 .3103. 01>6 he ain 't planning on going nowhere. I guess it will go ZIt you Ignorw f_ 13. Lee Trevino 110:100 Pinsburgh (Rhoden 6·0~, NS lOvtl. ptozo C.. tr. 0 ... 354-5850 eolltel 5Is·27'·'7i' SI.nl.y 'HO\~1 hom.y 2 b.d,o.m _ Mdl_youmr """""" .... MOnd.y· Frlo.y. 80m 10 6pm low. KOI>\OtI Educo_ CttIIot '·31 Ihe distance. " 14. Larry Nelson 106.879 p.m. Corll'll!" Ipertment With "",,­ C""ty=_.,-__-',"_ __ &o_22_ How do YOU ro ..te 10 ,TRI.. ? go04 ,.....".1>10 "'It on _no. _ roorno . k • ..,,.ty -. Promoter Don King praised Spinks for having 15. Tom Weiskopl 106.315 Cincinnati (Paslore 3 ·2~ 81 1 GARAGESIPAJIIUN8 »1·1170 8-11 __ tfe/ItL NOMO'- 104.892 New York IHarrl. 2.1). 8:35 .TIIINO Ou"," lind _ en ..m · ...... ", . P.... nlng _N you In ______.... , I oingtoIdouI>ItItrIc>Ia On t>uo,_ "rome a long way" since winning and losing the 16. Andy Bean bios lor wedd ng •. portioo. 1IC 337. _ng 101 .008 p.m. Los Angeles (Hoolon 1M ottocts 0I.1r_ tllrOOf9h heavyweight championship to Ali. 17. Jack Nicklaus 5040 '-22 _I odUCItlon.nd ...... WANno 10 ronL CIIr.... . Eut "CALL JAN"·AoOftImol.. 17oe- ",.S8tII "'2 18. David Graham 99.360 7·2) al 51. Loul. IForsch 5· IowICI1y 351-81$$,331-4110 lot A_ .... SUotO H. 1I38ot402. n Fighting ~ " By IndMduaJ .ppoInlmenl '"" OLO MANItON. , b,eI, •• m. 98.584 2~ . 8:35 pm. Actd.tlooo! lnfatm"iOn 19. Lon Hinkle IIIOICAL. ba.le •• '.n.'. ct..... _... &023 ~- ... ..- Mty .vallable. M A MomtMftl. Lt S . OQCU_. -. "PEOPLE THINK this fight is going to be a 20. Ron Slreck 9S.188 Wadnttd.,.'. GlmtI moIM,.,atlct book .. \0 pubtllht(. FI.... U gtlId __.moU, . '­ pt1ca HlUnted __. 337. LP T.• IA. T.. ~1 ·8480 . ..30 '""" k,tCfttn. Mte.- 01 dUpItL 21. Gil Morgsn 92.872 San FranciSCO al Chicago hou.. I,,,,ndry. CIOI., sas. '. ... PlOd _10 perking. 1m tion! pushover (for Holmes) ," King said. "Forget it. It's 29te 7·17 going to be a war. Leon comes to fight ." 22. Jack Renner 87,334 Allanla al Monlreal. nlghl MOTORCYCLES ul"_ »1'2'74 "'0 'rloncI,",p 331-0331 ... 23. John Cook 85.257 Houslon 81 Philadelphia. NUOID: VoIunl_. t.. Aolhm. 'UII .. ER ,oom""''' _ room 3 UIIOI bed,oom. '-__L from our "This is the second time around for me," Spinks SIu. Aioo Ilk .boUI our "25 caU2&-2102.Utpll'Y"'9 I· 32. Mark Hayes 61.21 0 10 33t-4OTO 7 P '" •• p" .." 338-8880 "This time I went up in the mountains to be away American Nobr 8&832 &010 IUfftmtr program tor teI"tOCII • 33. David Edwards 59.436 chl_ :J6.l.1715 11-12 "'ll_', ""'"'oorn ...... I from the city," said Spinks, who also vowed to be in CASH WITH CONYINllh':E. Top MALI! I. _.tore' """'_.... "lS/rnonIh.offN 0u0vQvt, SS4- 34. Jay Haas 58.216 League AUTO SERVICE ,*"oom_,"""" HalOCll..... t2N ,,'1 bed by 9 o'clock every night. "I got to work in the 35. Bruce Fleisher 58.058 prieu lor qUIIUy boa.1 .nd __. S13750 cal 331- record, Elpeclilly wlnttd. I(t. 36. Mike Reid 56.691 5772 &0. clean air. " (Night g'"," nol Included' my.llelOm mod.,n p/lllOOOp/Iy ond II YOUII VW or A"'" In oeM .. 37. Scan Simpson 56,673 01 CLASSIFIEDS The fight is billed as a belated dedication of two· b.t poelry. elllidrtna; n-.e. )ou. ,_, Colt &lOo34Iet It VW 'Ie".., .UIIIII.. HOUSE FOR SALE 38. J im S Imon6 55.622 cl ...... , IAXIFIIAOI. T*O bto<;k. ServIce Solon lot on rOOtftt'" ... _ ."00. W L PCI. GB . I' 11OI\1h, pIuI ulJhtltt Good IOCItion year-old Joe Loui s Arena but so far is not sold out. It 39. Tom Jenkins 54.986 Irom Ck)wntown, 215 N()t1h Unn, ._'"",,1 7 . _77 &on New York 32 20 .615 - 337·8559 &oi THII " ITI SpKIDUI. ....1Grtobtt will be show n on television everywhere but in the 40. Bob Murphy 54.176 Bailimore 30 20 .600 1 AUTO 'Alln· for t.III,n .nd """'ty home OIl It.. _"'tot.I a 34 Satisfactory. Detroit area. 41. Frank Conner 50.349 'IM,UI roomml'. 10 Ihl" 2 I»locki hO", to." Aupo.rtlil. Milwaukee 30 22 .577 2 dom ••he "n DIKount prJ," bedroom lpan"""t tot' auM,,*,. In slanguage 42. Don January 50,116 L."",n•• QQ gr.".. In yord , bed,_. ,...,.. The empty seats are "moving briskly," King said, Cleveland 26 21553 3'" 81'_. _ ... $100/monlll. AC. lu""_. _ , Mtldtn I.ant &oIl lqU,ppod Oil"""'''''*' for""" 37 Sobriquet for "but they could be moving better with a nice local Basion 28 24 .538 4 337·50" &ott dl..,og'oom KIlOttY pjrII ...- LaGuardia Baseball Delroil 28 25 .528 4'" IIOOIIIIATU ••nltel I•• hlt. 1Ift1"Y ,oom W_. dryIf. cor· column from you about this great charitable VIlUAll'l ...U .... I. ;;nuiiiiC piling. d,."... ""' __.. a 38 Hollow. as a Toronto 16 38 29617 'ROFISIIOMAL clOg gtOOtnIng. dl,lple. 10f ,,,,mm... Qui". '",r­ Odd . qUllnt . dyn.mlc cit.: _ , AC _1".. ,,,,.,tnt,IOO CO( ....000 lAth« 1)% event. "King said the boxers are fighting "for vir· Amateur Draft PupPltt. klnen •. lroptCal flIII. pot AUTOS DOMESTIC _ pt. ...ortg. Of (qtI"ICI pipe or reed W"I c:urn.'lnCII? CIU Ollty lowln IUppt.... Brennem.n _ stor. pOt"","m Ctlf33l·3174 .. " tually nothing." 1. Seanle. Mike Moora. rhp. Oakland 35 22 614 - pholOil,·phtr •• 353-82tO. ..",.bIo. "3000 _n '3% In­ 40 Gyro follower 1500'" Avenue South 331- '.M.&.I non-Imok... 10 ahl'. He Oral Roberts . 2. Chicago (N L). 31 20 .608 1 lnytJmo 8-li '''''' uet monlhly p'Y"',OIl also said WBA heavyweight champion Mike Texas ISOI . us It.. au ... Woldul Ae. 1..... 1Ie thrtt bed,oom duple< pork'llO. 337S401 ..15 41 Appear at La Joe Carter. of. Wlchlla Siale. 3. Chicago 27 22 .551 4 tontrots, S200 or bftl offer I "'WI • •• a C Weaver and his next opponent, Gerry Cooney, will be ... ca.0~.13Jt.7&17 . &010 I~ pou. II utll,-. .. :!l~::. ..!t~~~!d 1______,-"nory. 'Y _ . $304600 2 _ .....•, Scala on hand for the light and added, "I've set aside $17 California. Dick Schofield. ss. Calilornia 27 29 .482 7'" •. b:= ... 3$4 ·7043 .. " Springfield. III. 4. New York Kansas City 18 28 .39111'" .... 101. q.... 0\,.... ~n It'O 43 MisSing link million for the winner (of the Spinks·Holmes fight ) d.II ....d In co.lum•• nytim.. GOOD THINGS TO 1M' f ••' ...... good moo 50.000 on FI ....ll. $200 Ir .... Mty 17 10 _ BIll 3S3·7103 :1:17·QOI2 (NL) , Terry Blocker. of. SeaWe 19 34 .35814 .nywherl I... ny «Ct."", 354- 'og,'" 1600 ~·3t113_ng 7. AugUlll0 can 337·8540 ... _ngo &0. 44 They use adits to fight Cooney." Tennessee Slala; 5. Toronlo, MlnneSOla 15 37 .28817'" 3471 &010 EAT & DRINK I. 46 Sticker Man WIlliam •• p. Rice; 6. San OITTINO morrlOCl! DIamond nngo ___... ____ - __ :::::::: TWO bedroomo. elott \0 Unt_ty 47 In addition Diego, Walt McReynolds. ai, HoI"""" . OIl OU_. Mj)tr.ttIy Wond.y'a R"ull. .nd gold bind. al unbl.llbl. 1------­ APARTMENTS _ltd _10. IlIMIocopod ywtI '"" 48 Function Arkansas. 7, Chicago (AL) . prlc •• ' AI,A cOln .... l.mp.­ Toronlo al Chicago. nlghl .0mJ D "~I"O WATIR. MISCEUJNEOUS A-Z ~den Low40. 331-_ "II>. c..:..:.::._...::.... Daryl Bro.w,I). ql, Cincinnati. colleetlbtn Wordw.y F'tuo 7·17 1IoI1Y-.d 10 yo(.r flO"'" 0< __ , 49 Tops ,Unraft _ __ t'J ,III C_o_n.:..tir _nu_e_d_'_ro_m.:..:....1 J p.:...~ a.:...,g_e_B. Milwaukee al Mln nesola. DI. __ ••00IOb .. lor tttN at 1______FOR RENT TN ..11 bedroom.. hniof1od _ .., Oh io . 8. lSI. LouIS. Bol> MlllOW 1U1_,.,n 1.11ow In 40'• 50 Spring nlghl \lUre"" .. 'U~I WATIII .U"LY mtnl, 1*0 c., gor.g••• 11 .~ ; , Meachem, ss. San Diego Siale. wlnt. lummer lOY with beautiful WOOO.UII,. 'OUNO your PAN­ 51 Jot New York al Kansa. City. 351.tl24 7-11 A$ONIC ...... 'tnlol· __ UN'UfltNIIHIO. hrO· Dld,oom pit Inc ••. elrp'"I'1,_ ", •• r 9. Texas. Ron Darling. rhp. _no! Ildy 20-" No "'"try a modorn A• .,I.bl. ,m,.,ad",tly longl_iIcIIooI. M8.ooo :1:17· Vranes of Utah. nlghl HI _. HlQlltlnd Court 52 Vivacious Yale. 10, San Francisco. Mark m.ld ....' Wn" PO. Box 1316, WHOLI !ARTH OINI .. Al C,,., '00 132OptUiullhh" 33f.36IS &OU &lOS &otO ' Delroll al Te.as . nlghl IowIClty.low.52244 7.17 338-7547 .. 22 53 Estimate With rosters extended to 12 players next season, Granl. P . Jo ll el III . 11. .TOAI. lor ~our 000d helrt" Tot", Cleveland al California. nigh I ONl _ k .... Curfltt HII Fut. I ~ ,- ' v ... Mlnnesola. Mike Sadder•• 3b. FfII!E OU1 ~ of.prlnt bOOk MitCh..,· yogun. }UICH. SprOUtl. INnote orl n 1,000 u ••d , oul,ol·orlnl L~ tllocItncy Hell '"" _ IOWA CITY 54 w.e.T.U. team depth wiIl be the key to much of the drafting. Basion 81 Sealtle. nlghl or_ Arizona Slale. 12. Atlanl • • Yico HAUNTtO 'OOKlHO'. 227 br.~ •. snack •. vlLtmtM. body",. .'bum.. CONDITtON lu,n_ Shor. bllh ""h ladY 001 IW Tlfl OCUlI backers Soultl Johnoon 1_Cof. a product. 7011 S Dut>uq"" 3M. OUA .. ANTIID. H.unl.d Roger Roberts. rhp. Centralia, Tuttd.y'. Prob.bl. Pitcher. QUI.t, ald.r p.non 212 E :====::" ===== OVERALL, THE quality of the draft is solid. Afew Bu,IIngI"" Sill· 337·29te for fIOu" 4toO 7· I 8ooI 337.29te 7-17 F..,ch.td .. 22 Wash. 13, Clevelend, George (All Tim .. EDT) 7·17 top guards will highlight the proceedings and able Albert. of. Livingston. N.J . 14. Baltimore IMcGregor 6·2 WI"hl bench. 100 po..nd. In 2 1[0110011 .pl for ,tnf aum_ ""'Oh,.. S50 Anytime"". ",. DUM FOR RENT forwards will be plentiful. But Johnson is perhaps Pittsburgh. James Wlnn. rhp. and Palmer 3·3~ al Ii Iall 1v111lb,hty 507 N lIM CaM TYPING 77~ &0" U7-Il'" .. 22 the only quality center in the group. JoM Brown Unlv. 15. Oakland. Oakland (McCalty 6·4 and PERSONAL SERVICES Kingman 3· 4~ . 2. 8 P m. Drop tttll !~. k;;'.,."ng, " • ..,.. •.:,. ~"' . lcINItocotion S54·tISIl 8- are not many franchise makers," said Houston C l nc ln nail~ . VancB Lovelace. lelcher, It.n.lltor, will IUIOt , Ifln. AltaClltcltIII'. , ..... A ~y"'" Rockets Coach Del Harris. "But there are a lot of Ihp. Tampa. Fla. 17. Delroll. Milwaukee (Slalon 3·3) al "IIt; ",Iene • . phllolOphy. "" 338· work ctont by Iondford A."lObIo 0 ..", Itom SIll 85. _CUOO JurlO $Ih ~25. »1-7585 or :151· Rick Barlow. rhp. Woodville. Mlnnesola (Arroyo 3·4). 8:35 75611 11-15 U'IIIIINCIO IFFICllNT Irom'iI5. 311r __III2I85 OU IIT ...... IUmmer IUbtot.,.., guys who can make it at the secondary level. There Typing Servlc. . ISM S.IKtrlc TI'\t .. fOOtnt AC. IUfIlIS"*,, CfOM ~ P'OI_ -..It.,..,. .. Texas. 18. Monlreal. Darren p.m. CONSUL1 ANT III computet' dlle 5 drawer chelt,. $3i 15, wood Tft ••••• menu,crlpt • • • Ie 10C",,,",""'m CoI351·4458 '-to are 40 to 45 pretty solid second·round picks." New York (Nelson 3-1) al analysl. In beI\Ivtorlll let.ncB kltch.n I,bl" 'rom 124 15; - 0..- ont ___oom unol Dilks. Ihp. Oklahoma SISte. 19. _noblt r.... 337·6520 11-30 Kansas City IGura 4·5). 8:35 Ph 0 In ItMlfch and _OJII. • ,, t5. otk ,oct..,. Others expected to be drafted early are guards B0610n. SIeve Lyons. of·s•. eduCIUonal LA~O' I D.dro.m 10 11I2M .....f"'.I\_33I~.t7. eveluaUon. 5 ye.,. .xptftenU In fr .... S58IS. wick., .nd mor. .'.11 Oregon Stale. 20, Phlladelphls. pm Rolando Blackman, Darnell Valentine, Jeff Lamp . conlU\!jng .nd UN ., SPSS and T!H ,&ir' In.a.t 'Jtpetttnee lor· Kllhll.n'l Korll.t, 632 Norlh ~;::U' "II"tttNJunetot ~'O .. ,2 Delroit (Lopez 2·1) al Texas mer Unlverllty Itcr • .,ry 19M John Abrago, a rhp. (San Jose. SAS C.II r.m. 848·7404 IEfYI &­ 00dtIt 0_ 11-',30 dolly. In­ Frank Johnson. Clyde Bradshaw, Charles Bradly, SOItel"". 3~·e996 7· 10 TWO _00tft du ...... '""""" Callf.21 . Toronlo (Irom IMatiack 3·4), 8:35 p.m. I~ Cluding Sund.y 7.17 .ublol. mld·M.,. AC. 'lid. Oft Ray Blume, Frank Edwards and Mickey Dillard ; Cleveland (Barker 5·2) al ~fNTACRnT GARDIN ~~TI Mllwaukee~ . John Cerulli. Ihp, IFfICIENT, pt.... 1OOnII typong tor IUUALl Cttd • • 1!>OfIt. _ OOwntown """"'.131-&502 &0 I I CalifornlalWitt 4·4~ . 10:30 p.m. ~AI'I AUAULT HAII~A''''INT In.... mlnuscrlpt.. .Ie IBM forwards Albert King, Kelly Tripucka, Tom Cbam· Amherst. 22. Los Angeles. DBve polJloeol. ond IowI """,... bttll. ~mm.flf. ""1 C~I'" lINI S.lect'lc Or IBM M.mory .U.... III, lOll opllOll. Ouptu to Anderson. ss. Memphis Siale. Boslon (Torrez 5·2) al SeaUle T,orntndou. """,.,,1 AlA 001 .... ~"'391 bers, Gene Banks, Eddie Johnson and Mike McGee ; 333-4800 (24 hOu"l (.utOtnlIIC Iypewu,er, glYU ~ (Clark 2 · 1~ . 10:35 p.m. ttamp • .eoIlectlb... WlrdwlV &oil' IUbIoI ._. 3 bedroom. d and centers Herb Williams and Alton Lister. 23, Kan.as City. Dave Leeper. 8· 12 IIrsl lime Oflglnal. tor rOlumn end _ 7·17 ______I h".-. g"" e'_'iOnlng.121 01, Soulhern Caillornla. 24. COYer lett.rl CGp1 Cenler too 331- Wadnttd'y'l Oam" -----.--- AI~ condlllOl'td tummer. Ial oP- :W=":;':;,,":":::33:7=.308:::'====&o=' Texas (from Houslon~ . Allen Bailimore al Oakland PAO.lI1l7 1Il00 7·2 fO~IION lANOUAOIl. r_1t I.... 2 bedroom. perking loundry. Well.len Alto prOvide Info,mltlon ",anuII" IItll.ty Ildlon, poetr)\ 1 DALLAS, DETROIT and Portland own two first· Lachowicz. Ihp, Plnsburgh. 25. e...... 1rI 337·9255 1·9 Delrol( al Mlnnesola. nlghl .nd Ro,.".,. C,I. ConI., 351. TY",.O S.,.le• • exporl.ne.d Illmmoklng H•• nltd 8ooI6368. 62&-2339 &0 Ii .-_ItIon. "".""" A fa ctor that all AIAW competitors are having to 'UIN. Wornon __'. HII refrigefl", on buIIj"', d\ftd,... 337·2743_'pm &oi Lovelace of Tampa Bay. 40.000. titles. t'ltO'UIII'ItIONANCY1 M.U. E. Cottogt. m.·5 ...... no polO. 1320. lI_n deal with is the summer weather of Arizonia. Tern· I,... 11 • The Chicago White Sox, acknowledging their depth Prolouionol counoetlng . AbortiOn.. JI.. IIY NYALl Typing s...... p m Mondey·Stlurdoy. 331- PIfk. I13-22nd A_lit. Lilli .- Holly P"k. MOlly ..~ .. peratures have been near 115 degrees. and Ket· $180. Cell coltoct In [)eo M.,.... . IBIA.pIca.or tiito P"""~I. tll42 &021 Cor .... lto. 11-30 645-2780 or J54.3322 .., in pitching throughout their system, also opted for an 515.243-2724 8-21 .798 6-10 tenacker predicts that it is at least 130 degrees on the outfielder for their first pick. The Sox took Daryl court. Brown, an outfielder from Cincinnati, Ohio., in the ALCOHOLIC' Anonymou.· 12 "I had a lot of trouble adjusting to the beat," Ket· noon. Wodl1llldey. Wooley Hou ... WHO DOES IT first round . ISelurd.y, 324 North H.n. ~1· 01 CLASSIFIED AD BLANK tenacker said. "!t's almost unbearable." '0813. 7·11 ' For the second year in a row Kettenacker has been Write ad below using one word per blank Th. Daily Iowan "'IONANCY OCt_lng.nd COlIn. WOODIURN "OUNO ronl. TV. IJOU BIJOU BIJOU forced into consola tion action after a first round loss. 1tI1ng. Emma GoId,.,.n Clinic tor VTR • • nd Sound Equlp",,"1 400 needs carriers for the following Womon. 337·21 tI &oIl Highland Court 331-7547 6-22 1...... 2...... 3 ...... 4 ...... I ...... She will play today a 7:30 a.m.. Her opponent, " however, was not known at press time. 0: ' ~ areas th iS summer: VlNIIIIAL dl_ OCt_lng I.. .CIINCI FlCTtON. t.2OO UItcI, ...... 7 ...... • ...... 10 ...... women. Emm. ()oldmln Clinic. out·o, .. prlnt tltl.1 Hlunted DOSSIER 51 "('m going te hllvc ti l get m ' fir~ · shot over and in." 337.2111 . '-11 Book.hOp. 337.2996 7·17 11 ...... 12 ...... 13 ...... 14 ...... II ...... • McClean, Beldon. Ellis. Ridgeland, RlvBr -51" It lhe code number uaigned 10 • Kettenacker said. ''I'm still going to try to put sbots AliT, mUIle . .-~ .. lPo. _ CI ..tIFIID mlnag. tnerapllt 11 ...... 17 ...... I ...... 1...... 20 ...... Frlnch govlrnmenl official by an unnlllllli • 8111 Aye.. 5th St.. 2nd Ave. PI. mu .... Ex_, condition. \I prtoo. away. That's my game. But I'll have to try to avoid . , Rtceln .n A.'on ~ P.tttrrt lnQ CIA·llkl ..plonllGt organlullon. Thllr. errors. ..--. Effocthtly _ both Hlunltd _ohoP. 337·29te. 7· I 7 21 ...... 22 ...... 22 ...... 24 ...... 21 ...... ject~ : 10 bllCkmall him InlO Ieting • an • LI Ch.lelu m_ullt .nd IofnI _ By II>­ cunOM 'IIAIiINO. ~ I g"n :II ...... 27 ...... 2t ...... 21 ...... 10 ...... Ol*allvl for them. MiChel Dt Villa'. Kettenacker is 23·7 for the season. Besides com· poIntmtnl. IA."" Mommtno. M.S. laehnOloglcallhrll1ar I.. lour d, force-d 01 G.IIery. 116 E. CotIogI. \rI tho H.M peting as the Hawks' No. 1 singles player all season, »1·14110. 8-11 ".11. Ouonuty _n,.. lOWIIT Iht IICIlon I. _ from lhe 'PY'. poi", 01 Call 353-8203, 1-4 p.m., ',"CII. lA u__ ,... 11 • •m · Print name, addraea I phone number below. view In french willi Enolllh Subtilltt. she captured the Region VI championship in May. Monday through Friday. 5 p m.35t·333G 7·' N_ ...... PIIone ...... M' •. I, TRI. 7 HELP WANTED CN_.... T.1Ior Shop. 121\1 E. W_,nglonStr .... d ; aI~I .,2211'- AcIdr_ ...... C"' ...... ! ______II ._ No. de, 10 run ...... 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Artl.t'. poflr.lt, chlldr'n/ldunl rtlPOn.lblllty I. Ntumed lor morell1an one InconecIln.-don .d~l A COfreclion • ___ to .... J· I cor. or chltcoor $20. pulll $40. 011 $120 wlU be pUQllthed In a tullttquenll_ provtdlno tilt IIII-u..r =lilt error or omIatJon on tilt Phon ...... TIlt 0IIty _ . &012 mup ~1·0525 &oIS day Ihalll occurs. The Daily Iowan Tuesday, June 9,1981 -Iowa Clty,IoWB 8 Decision Aguirre tops ~poned in baseball Dallas list BaliD ! I McPhee based As heo~ dispute I, Chorlnn OI"ldt.c geologi SlaffWrlter while, • By Login Hobson in pro draft United Press International Iowa and all other nothin' knowled~ By Fred Lief Aguirre , a 6-7 frontliner , bas a ordered by the NEW YORK - Federal Judge Henry delicate shot and the ability to go lUI­ you're Werker announced Monday he will rule United Press International compile a list of success. derneath. His attitude, however, bas "emergency ' , later this week on a National Labor been suspect but the Mavericks are ap. those ~ NEW YORK - After months of dis· System boards, an Relations Board request for an injunc­ cussion and a'drastic change of heart, parently sa tisfied. . Gov . Robert Ray I ~ tion that could delay for one year a MCPH I the Dallas Mavericks finally get to set­ "I think he has the qualities of Malic Kenneth Quinn. threatened baseball players' strike. tle the issue of "who's No. l?" with the Johnson , Larry Bird and Bill WalllWl ' assistant to Ray , said well, ?~ Werker 's decision was expected j opening selection in Tuesday 's NBA said Coach Dick Motta. " Th~se are the list of candidates to here. WI Monday but will be made "later this lurninat ~ . college draft. only ones I've seen lately that can jUII 1 bOards was totally structed week ," his court clerk said at Manhat­ The Mavericks, owners of the worst control a game. Talent was never I sion ." and lore ' tan's Federal District Court. record in the league last year, will in­ question. J The federal order ' versati The board had asked for the injunc­ itiate the lO·round draft with the an­ "He is excitable. He makes no at. tice, he tion after the Players Association had ticipated selection of forward Mark tempt to hide his emotions. Of course proof to , filed an unfair labor practice charge Aguirre of DePaul. I've been known to be that way, too.; own exp against the owners. The injunction Following Dallas in the selection or­ The Pistons, who lost the coin flip ~ would have delayed for one year im­ der will be Detroit, New Jersey, Dallas for the No . 1 pick, had to shuff!! Costs plementation of the owners' free agent Chicago and Seattle. their plans following the Mavericb' compensation plan and thus prevent a falling out with Thomas. Resigned to strike by the players. THIS LA TEST maneuver by Dallas choosing Aguirre, the Pistons IIOI! represents a sudden shift in strategy claim they have the player they wanted Union By ROXl MEANWHILE, NEGOTIATIONS Staff wrl for the Mavericks , an expansion team all along. continued Monday between Marvin looking to draw the blueprints for a Miller , executive director of the Foll01ll contender. "THIS IS WHAT we've been waiting stude movie Ii, Players Association and Ray Grebey, Initially, Dallas was set on point for ." said General Manager Jack head of the owner's Player Relations in fUtil~' guard lsiah Thomas of NCAA cham­ McCloskey . "We will absolutely take two agO Committee. pion Indiana. But after Thomas' visit Isiah - unless somebody makes III cessful Werker, who is on temporary assign­ to Dallas last week the Mavericks such a fantastic trade offer we can'taf· office strong i ment in Rochester, N.Y., notified his soured on the 6-foot-1 All·America. ford to turn it down ." "rhe s deputy in his Manhattan chambers that The Mavericks have a capable point The Nets - with three choices in the 8y Diln. McEvoy Staff Writer aux (01.1, he is still studying the arguments that guard in Brad Davis and apparently first round - also had their eyes 01 were presented to him last week in the MiChel 'i have been put off by Thomas , who has Thomas. But they will likely ch~ An area intended Renato upstate court. said he doesn't "go in for a\l that cow­ power forward Buck Williams of Werker had said Monday would be space by student strung, boy stuff" in Dallas. Maryland . Williams became the most can be used only as But ins the earliest time he would render a So, in a switch of allegiance, the marketable big man in the dralt. decision but he said he would not hold space because money the oril Mavericks now insist they will go with Ralph Sampson announced he was not available. points himself to a Monday deadline . Aguirre and will not pursue a deal . remaining at Virginia another year. If Werker grants the injunction, the "Dead storage" is domes~ "All of the previous trade talk we Thus, if form holds. the top tbrft stored tha t do not far-fete prospect of a walkout would be have had is now dead ," a club selections will be undergraduates. secret j postponed for another year. But if access because of spokesman said Monday. "We are not The Bulls expect to follow \I1Q the area, according Werker refuses to grant the board 's re­ going to start trade talks with either center Steve Johnson of Orep quest for a I·year injunction and the vice president for anybody." State or forward Orlando Woolridgf ~ owners go ahead with implementation Air supply dean of academic Notre Dame. The SuperSonics. picking The space, which of their compensation plan, Miller says TEAMS HAD UNTIL midnight Mon· fifth . also like Woolridge as well as AI dent Activities l"dllllt:U1 the players will strike within 48 hours Wood of North Ca rolina and Danny of Werker's ruling. Thia rIg could put I dent In the outbolrd motor bUlln .... to pull Jull. Olvin on Ikll It MI ..lon BlY in Sin OlIgO. day to complete any trade involving major renovation Jlff PIP' (I.tt) Ind Greg WIIlII u.. I tlmd.m windlurf.r this year's draft choices. See D,aft, page 1 "habitabJe," Richard THE TWO SIDES agreed May 28 to of VI Facilities extend the players' strike deadline lion . said . pending the outcome of a preliminary An improved injunction filed in U.S. District Court new floor and walls against the Player Relations Commit­ Planning underway for another cage trip second exit are tee by the labor board. Last summer it was renovation would cost By JlY Chrllt.nHn squad games , use some of the profits to said. The cost of the cover costs. Generally, they make only others. Sports Editor "at least 10 percent h from iI a small profit. The rest of the profits able 00 1st round CEDAR RAPIDS - The members of are turned over Ul Foundation. THE BASEMENT simple· the Iowa basketball team party looked A space that was Frld~ as if they wanted to take a siesta total of abOut $28,000 was raised for Iowa 's trip, all coming from I-Club preparation for an a grou~ following a return trip from Buenos Union. The Office SUI defeat activities. "Nothing came from game at a Aires, Argentina. But maybe after 18 moved to the first weentJ days in South America, one becomes receipts or athletic dep'artment money ,,' Rosborough said. bookstore moved to term c accustomed to such afternoon naps . Sixteen bowling the dre for Iowa from the recreation HEAD COACH LUTE Olson , looking first fi The Hawkeyes, who ended up winn­ basement. The area Jason. ing seven of nine games played on the tired from the 26-hour trip back , thought the trip would better prepare the lanes was l'o"vP"11 her in? tour, found themsel ves frequently area for the Un ' is now netter competing in contests which started at his undergraduates for Big Ten play this winter. struction was 10 :30 p.m. Iowa time. The South revenues, Phillip By H. Forrnt Woollrd American culture is one of work in the Assistant Sports Editor "I think it was a very worthwhile for Student Services, morning, eat a large lunch, and then Eight new bowling take a snooze . trip, " Olson said . "Steve Carlino and Although Karen Kettenacker almost Dennis Johnson saw a lot of playing into the recreation rallied in the second set before bowing time. Craig Anderson didn't play in our propriations from the 7-5, the Iowa junior failed to win her "Brazil was similar to here," said Jones said . Jim Rosborough , Iowa Assistant last three games as he got sick. The first round match in Mondays' Associa­ doctors didn ' t feel it would be The HKIO·s,nuare-I'oo{ tion for Intercollegiate Athletics for Coach . " But Argentina was more by the six remaining European. Outside the language worthwhile to have him get any more Women singles action at Arizona State dehydrated while playing in games." part of the original University. barrier, I don 't think any of us found it said. There was no Kettnacker dropped the first set 6·2 that much different. Team members Vince Brookins and the area 's renovation to Donna Rubin , Stanford's No. 3 Carfino didn't land with the team in ted . player. After a series of service breaks "IN ARGENTINA, the people open Cedar Rapids . Brookins returned home by both players in the final set, Rubin up the shops about the same time as we to Cleveland and Carfino to California THE SIX LANES held her serve to go ahead 6·5 and take do here. But they close down about 1 on flights that left Miami. "because we were the match lead for good. p.m. for the siesta and open again at 3 lanes anyway ." Plans are already being formed for a "I made a few double faults on my p.m. They close again about 7 p.m." The Dally Iowan/MIll HI,. at a later date serves," Kettenacker said. "I really similiar trip in four years. "You can additional money , T/le trip was funded from pre·season only go on trips like this every four 10WI b.kettNlll pllyer Bob Hlnsen II Interviewed by a to South America. The Hlwkl n.. Into the Cider ""* thought I should have had the second Channel 2 n.weman upon retum from the Hlwk.,.. trip Alrpcwt Mond., It 1:45 p,m. Hubbard said of set." intra-squad games played by Iowa 's years according to NCAA rules," couldn't use them Kettenacker said she did win points team around the state. About $5 ,000 Rosborough said. " If they didn't have a them were being championships. Michigan State went trip four years from now," Rosborou~h when she attacked and played well, but was left from a game in Dubuque in rule like that, you could use these for what they have more ." down from time to her downfall was "stupid mistakes. 1979. Last fall , the Hawkeyes prefor­ recruiting. the year before they won the national said. "We 'd like to go to Europe , So don 't be surpr ised if you see III !X, title. Marquette's been their and so has mechanical failure." "I didn't playas well as I wanted med in Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids Australia or even behind the iron cur­ der form sent out from the 1011 Possible funding for to ," Kettenacker said. " But she and Des Moines . Local I-Clubs, who "CLEMSON WILL be going to Brazil Utah. tain. The kids are very tired, but I athletic office for road games in East available if Sludent at the end of June for the World Cup " We will start the ball rolling for a think everyone on the trip appreciates See Tennla, page 7 sponsor and help promote the intra· Berlin," four years. money from the by revenue, Hubbard student activity groups ( revenue, funds could be TOUR IOWA BY BIKE OPEN: June 8, 9, 10 8 am· 8 pm rental fees for office spa THIS SUMMER Regular Summer Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 am - 5 pm Irea. But no plan for ch: There's Still Time . IS , Hubbard said. Gear Up With: See SI, • Avocet Saddles To Enroll • Bata Shoes • Bell Helmets This Saturday & Evening Class Program is • Cool Gear Tour Shorts • Kirtland packs still accepting enrollments for the 1981 • SBI tires plus summer session ,.,...... ~ lots more. Call NOW-353·8280 or stop in TODAY at NBAdra" ~pl~ Iowa Memorial Union Book Store Former Iowa basketl W400 a•• ahor. Hen (formerly East Hall) Vince Brookins, Slev ~f~i~es THE IMU BOOKSTORE HAS A NEW FULL SERVICE and Steve Waite wer 351-8337 Iowa City during the NBA draft CALCULATOR DEPARTMENT. WE ARE CURREN­ Tuesday ...... TL Y CARRYING: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, Office Hours: HEWLETT PACKARD, SHARP, CASIO, CANON, M - Th 8 am - 7 pm Wtlttter • AND PANASONIC. Friday 8 am • 5 pm Partly cloudy today, Saturday lOam· 12:30 pm the upper 80s and I m upper 50s .Y ou woulc HP·33E the stuff the old Wf The Daily Iowan D.16 • ..., left in this desk.