• The aJ owan July 11, 1978

Vol. 111 No_ 26 © 1978 Student Publications, Inc. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper 10 cents 'Soviet 2' declare Hanoi· drops aid bid • TOKYO (UPI) - In a major policy Innocence reversal, Vietnam said Monday it is ready to open full diplomatic relations MOSCOW (UPI) - Two leading human concern the trials have aroused in the with the United States without any pledge rights activists emerged fom solitary United States. Diplomatic sources said of financial aid from Washington. confinement to face Soviet justice the Americans would probably remain at "Even if the U.S. Congress rejects the Monday and boldly declared their in· the barricades throughout the two trials reconstruction aid, we look forward to nocence. Authorities allowed a few as a signal of the deep concern the Soviet establishing full diplomatic rules," Viet­ relatives to attend the dissidents' trials action has caused in the United States. namese Vice Foreign Minister Phan Hien but barred U.S. diplomats and reporters. Soviet authorities also announced the said at a news conference. Anatoly Shcharansky, a 30-year-old opening of a third mysterious trial In He also said Vietnam was sending a computer expert facing a possible death Moscow, in which a Russian citizen delegation to Hawaii this week to discuss sentence on charges of spying for the identified only as A. Filatov was charged identification of missing American United States, told a Moscow court, "I with high treason by espionage. Filatov servicemen - another major issue that caMot acknowledge any guilt. I consider has not been previously mentioned In the has kept Hanoi and Washington apart. the charges absurd." Soviet press,n,r was he knownto Western Reports from Honolulu said the Alexander Ginzburg, 41, a founding embassies or the Moscow dissident mission is due there Today. father of modern Soviet dissent who has community. Hien said the Vietnam War was a thing already spent seven years in prison, Shcharansky's brother, Leonid, of the past and urged the United States to heard the charges of anti-Soviet agitation emerged from the dingy yellow People's resume talks on normalization of and propaganda against him and em­ Court in Moscow's Pro/etarsky District diplomatic relations in "the spirit of phatically denied any guilt. and said his brother had taken 17 months friendship and on an equal basis." When the court at Kaluga, 110 miles of solitary confinement very well indeed. southwest of Moscow, asked Ginzburg his Shcharansky's brother told reporters nationality he replied : "prisoner." at the end of the first day of the trial that Basque riots spread Western diplomats and reporters and today's session would be secret - with no PAMPWNA, Spain (UPI) - Riots friends of the two dissidents stood vigil family members or public present - that halted Pamplona's famed running of behind steel barricades and police lines while the court discusses national the bulls spread to other northern barring them from the courtrooms. security matters. Specially selected Soviet citizens who Spanish cities Monday as Basque Leonid said his brother made an hour­ separatists hurled firebombs and built held green invitation cards were allowed In. long statement in court maintaining that barricades in San Sebastian, Bilbao and he had not violated any laws. The judge Vitoria. A flock of pigeons circled a field near TIffin on Sunday and pas- sed up an empty farm cart as roost before flying off to find greener A U.S. Embassy official stood outside pastures . each courthouse as a token of the serious asked Shcharansky why he only met with The demonstratirs, shouting their Western correspondents, and the Jewish support for the separatist guerrilla group activist replied that Soviet reporters had ETA, were protesting the shooting death also been invited to dissident news of a 23-year-old leftist student during 'Weeg charges made before staff change' conferences but had refused to come. Pamplona's San Fermin festival "He looked good and was self· Saturday. By NElL BROWN center following his "reassignment" as a heard of Dockery's allegations until after Jennings said Sunday that Dockery's confident," Leonid said. The most serious violence occurred in University Editor "special assistant" to Duane the June reassignment. "As far as I charges mark the second incident of Shcharansky pulled out a photograph the resort city of San Sebastian where alld TERRY IRWlN Spriestersbach, UI vice president for know, they (the charges) were made computing center problems. He said at of his exiled wife Avital, flashed it at his youths burned a police vehicle and Staff Writer educational development and research. shortly after the reassignemt," Jennings that time that he could not discuss brother and smiled broadly. smashed windows in the new gambling The source, who did not want to be said. "The only time I've heard about whether those charges and the February Irina Ginzburg emerged from the casino, the national news agency EFE these (charges) is most recently." Kaluga courtroom during a mld~y said. Charges of "illegal activities" at Weeg identified, said that the a1legations of "internal audit" were related because of Computing Center by former Director wrongdoing were made within llIe past "personnel matters." break and told reporters that 16 months The demonstrators also threw rocks at Spriestersbach was unavailable for in Kaluga Prison had made an old man of police officers. public buildings and Howard Dockery were make to VI ad­ year and before a separate "Internal comment Monday night. But the source said the two incidents ministrators " long before" his audit" of one of the center's accounts was were "completely unrelated." The her husband. banks while llIe officers responded with made in February. The source said So far , neither Dockery nor UI ad­ source said the audit dealt with use of a "He feels and looks terrible," Ginzburg rubber bullets and smoke bombs. reassignment, although VI officials have said otherwise, a source close to the Spriestersbach and Edward Jennings, UI ministrators have disclosed specifiC VI computer for non-university pur­ said, adding, "He has gone completely center said Monday. vice president for finance, were aware of details of the charges, although the UI poses, but that no wrongdoing was found. grayhaired and looks like a OO-yearold." S. Africa paid their UI officials disclosed June 28 that the charges before the reassignment. has asked the statc auditor's office to Although the source said Dockery's Dockery had alleged wrongdoing at the But Jennings said Mon~ay he had not investigate the allegations. charges and llIe audit were unrelated, Carter attacks trial trip tab illegally "circumstances surrounding the audit" may support Dockery's claims. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The State When asked for a statement on his of Soviet dissidents Department said Monday five members Kunstler arrested at Joan Little trial charges and the audit, Dockery said his of Congress were warned before taking I lawyer, William Meardon, has Instructed WASHINGTON (UPI) - President trips to South Africa in 1975-76 that their him not to comment. Carter believes the trial of Soviet Jewish way was being paid by South Africa's while attempting to serve legal papers Jennings confirmed Monday night that dissidents "strikes at the conscience of government - and not by their private llIe audit matter and Dockery's charges the entire world" and shows weakness on host. RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - New York during a recess when Kunstler ap­ rulings. were unrelated, but he would not discuss the part of the Soviet Union, an official Spokesman Tom Reston confirmed a attorney William Kunstler was arrested proached him with court papers he As Kunstler joined the spectators he specific details of the audit. He also said Monday. CBS-TV report that Reps. John Dent, D­ at the opening of Joan Little's prlson­ claimed would delay Little's trial. A muttered "great state." confirmed that no wrongdoing was found. Press secretary Jody Powell indicated Pa., Richard Ichord, D-Mo ., Harold escape trial Monday when he tried to sheriff's deputy stopped the lawyer. Little attracted international attention "The results (of the audit) were the trials of Anatoly Shcharansky and Rwmels, D-N.M., Bob Wilson, R-Calif., serve legal papers on the judge. "You're under arrest," Chief Deputy IlIree years ago when she was acquitted negative , and there was no indication of Alexander Ginzburg, which opened and Sen. Carl Curtis, R-Neb., were The selection of the jury finally began Lester Kelly said. of murdering a white jailer whom she anything improper," Jennings said. Monday in the Soviet Union, would not warned by State Department officials after a delay of nearly three hours over "I'm under arrest for trying to serve claimed sexually assaulted her. The He also sai~ that the circumstances silence Carter on questions of human before making trips to ~uth Africa in the lawyer's unsuccessful attempt to get federal papers?" Kunstler asked as escape charge was filed against her after surrounding the February audit would rights. 197~76. the entire proceedings moved to federal Kelly and another deputy held him . she fled the North Carolina Correctional not support Dockery's claims. "There is "If such efforts are designed to put an The trips were supposedly paid for by a court. 4 "You're under arrest," Kelly replied. Center for women. no evidence to indicate that at all." end to those who seek hurnan rights in the private individual - Soulll African Kunstler, who had been trying to serve "Okay, I'm under arrest," Kunstler Soviet Union, they will not do that," he millionaire Warner Ackerman, who legal papers on Judge James H. Pou said as he left with officers. said. "If they are meant to stop this claimed to have no connection with the Bailey during a court recess, was Earlier, Bailey had refused to allow president or others {rom speaking out on government in Pretoria. charged with obstruction of a criminal Kunstler to aid in Little's defense. human rights, they will not do that. But Richard Doles, a Foreign Service proceeding. Cable TV obscenity fears "If they are meant to bury human officer who worked on the State The attorney, who had been barred "I just don't understand under the rights as an international issue, they will Department's South African desk, said in earlier from aiding in Little's defense, current circumstances why you're doing not do that ... in fact they will ralse it an interview broadcast Monday that returned to the courtroom minutes later this," Kunstler told Bailey Monday allayed at council session higher." during a meeting before the trips he told to the applause of spectators. morning after he had been denied per­ By DON HRABAL said. the congressmen "it was South African The judge told Kunstler the attorney mission to enter the case. "It seems like Staff Writer "The concept of the public access governntent money and that in fact we would receive no punishment because the everything I said in New York was true." had been told so by an employee of the court was in recess at the time of the chaMel began when people didn't feel Bailey also refused a request by Fears of the Iowa City Council they had the opportunity to respond to South African information service." incident. Kunstler that he be allowed to sit at the Bailey was leaving the courtroom members that obscene material could material from broadcast stations," defense table. He gave no reasons for his appear on the public access channel of Pepper said. Firestone warned in a future Iowa City cable television Pepper emphasized that the public system were eliminated at Monday's access chaMel would be primarily used 1976 by tire dealer informal council session. by local church and neighborhood UI Assistant Professor Robert groups. He said that obscenity "really WASillNGTON (VI) - A Modesto, Pepper, a member of the advisory hasn't been a problem outside of New Calif., tire dealer said Monday he told committee appointed by the council to York City." Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. In 1976 design the ordinance governing cable Pepper added that much of the and 1977 about a dangerous problem in TV, assured the councD that obscene material appearing on the public ac­ their 500 steel-belted radial tires but they language or obscene activity would not cess chaMel will be pre-recorded and if responded it was caused by drivers, not be permitted on cable TV. It is not suitable for viewing by by defects. "The FCC (Federal Communications children, the program will be placed in Edward Stocker, an independent Commission) has always had the right a time slot suitable for adult viewing. Firestone dealer, told a House su,," to regulate obscene language and 0,," committee on oversight and in­ scene material," Pepper, a professor In Besides the question of obscentiy on vestigations he met with Firestone of­ the TV, radio and fibn department, told cable TV, Pepper dealt with other in­ ficials at their Akron, Ohio offices. the councD. formation about the franchise in Iowa Once he was told new steelbelted The question of bbscenitles appearing City in his report to the council. radials under development would "solve on Iowa City television programs was Pepper said that the Iowa City area these problems." The second Ume he ralsed as councD members met to offers the approved franchise holder W88 told the problem was due to low air discuss the proposed cable TV or· the possibility of 7,000·8,000 su,," pressure and poor maintenance. dinance that, when approved by the scribers. He added that the average The National Highway Traffic Safety council, will regulate the activities of a subscription price for cable TV viewing Administration ·S/lturday said an initial future cable TV franchise. is approximately $8 per month. investigation revealed a saf~ty defect in According to the ordinance, a five Pepper said the franchise chosen by !be Firestone 500 radials and scheduled member citizen control commission Iowa City voters in the November bearings that could lead to a govern­ will be set up to act as a liason between election will receive a IS-year permit. D1ent4'dered recall costing Fires tone local residents and the established He said 15 years is the usual length of millions of dollars. franchise and will utilize its power to time granted to cable TV franchises In "ensure that the operation of the public other areas of the nation. He added that Weather access channel be free of program with the rapid expansion of technology, censorship and control." "It is possible to not even have cable TV Your weather staff members, never Pepper said that all programming in 15 years." Pepper suggested the above hopping aboard a pa88lng band­ will still have to meet FCC standards. possibility of the telephone system's wagon, have decided there's entirely too Pepper explained that those standards taking over the functions of cable TV in much waste In the weather. For too long prohibit lotteries, advertising and the future. DOW, BIg Weather baa been squandering obscene material from appearing on The council is expected to cha,nge the your hard~med climate; it's been a the public access channel. date of the election on cable TV from Howie Beardsley veritable leech on society. We want you Upon establishment of a local cable Nov. 21 to Nov. 28 at tonight's fonnal to know that your weather ItaH is not TV franchise, the public access channel meeting. The councD is also expected on All-Star injustice loing to lit idly by - we're going to slash Hitting the skids will allow the public to express any sort tonight to set a date for a public hearing the weather by 20 per cent. Today's Peter Martin, of Norfolk, Va., showed off some fln~ skate-boarding skills July 3. It of viewpoint for five minutes, Pepper on the ordinance. forecut II blghll In the 70s. would appear that young Peter's decision to wear a helmet was a wise one. Page 6. . I ..

Page 2-The Daily Iowan-Iowa City, 10~Tuesday, July 11,1978 Takes I Council gives Papa's little helper green light· DETROIT (UPI ) - A $175-a-week laborer has been charged with pushing his 14-year~ld daughter into street prostitution to earn her spending money, police said Monday. to ramp plans "It's a sordid affair, different than the usual pandering case," said Vice Squad officer Ray­ By THERESA CHURCHILL schedule, it would be unwise f~ mond Ferensic. Staff Writer the city to make that kind ri Police said John Brammer, 'Sf, separated from commitment at this point." his family during the week because of his job, The Iowa City Council gave Don Crum, Younkers persuaded his daughter to become a street the go-ahead Monday to a manager, supported the ...- walker after she asked him about ways she could timetable for two planned timetable but argued that earn money. downtown parking ramps, with higher parking rates would "He went out with her and stood by as she construction of the second ramp " turn customers off" con· arranged tricks," Ferensic said. "He instructed to begin after the first is opened cerning downtown shopping. her as to her moves on the street." around Sept. 1, 1979. The proposed rate increases Ferensic said there was no evidence that any The council also approved would double the cost of 01\­ force was used. parking rate increases that will street parking and raise the ct1St "We're talking about a 14-year~ld girl and her go into effect by 1980 to help pay of parking in downtown lots by S father," he said. "He tells her, 'I'm your father, for the $6,229,000 two-ramp cents at two-hour meters and 10 I'm going to be right out there with you. There's project. cents at five-hour meters. The nothing to worry about.' " The tiJnetable will pennit the new rates would also establiab a Ferensic said the young girl picked up at least contractor of the first ramp to 25-cent hourly rate for parking five "johns" in two days of work in one of the begin pre-<:ast shop drawings of at either of the parking ramps city's busiest hooker districts. Her father the ramp one month prior to the while leaving the cost of hourly allegedly collected $20 for each customer she mid-November sale of city and permit parking in procured. revenue bonds that will finance peripheral lots unchanged. the construction of the two Council members expressed ramps and other downtown approval for the propbsed rates, Car crash kills development. but Councilor Carol deProase The Dally lowarVJohn Daniele Jr. Allowing the drawings to be asked that they not go into ef· John D. Rockefeller III Catwalk made prior to the sale of the fect until 1980. The new rates bonds will speed up construction were suggested because the Silhouetted against a cloudy sky. an iron worker scurries across a ion addition Is scheduled for completion in the summer of 1979; It MOUNT PLEASANT, N.Y. (UPl) support beam on the iJnfinlshed Lindquist . Phase II . The S5.6 mill- will house the College of Education . of the ramp, a 900-space existing rates were found to be Philanthropist John D. Rockefeller JII, the oldest structure to be lo <:ated in the insufficient for financing the of the Rockefeller brothers, was kiUed Monday block bounded by Clinton, two parking ramps. evening in a tbree-<:ar auto crash a mile from the 'Proposition 20%' Burlington, Capitol and The council also expressed family 's Pocantico Hills estate. Washington streets, so that it approval of a recommendation A family representative said the 72-year~ld wlll be completed at "essen­ by the Iowa City Parks and Rockefeller was one of two persons killed in a tially the same time we start the Recreation Commission that crash on State Highway «8. Rockefeller was a second ramp," according to the city adopt the hotel-motel passenger in a car driven by his secretary, Paul GJaves, city redevelop­ tax that was recently signed Monica Lesko, who was injured. Leach proposes tax slash ment coordinator. into law by Gov. Robert Ray. The representative said the Rockefeller car The timetable was designed The tax, if approved by the collided headon with another vehicle. The to ease the ever-increasing voters, would allow city and unidentified driver of the other car was also By TOM DRURY pected to rise to an amount get away with making this the first year." This year, he scarcity of downtown parking county governments to tax hotel killed. A woman in a third car was injured. Staff Writer equaling 23 per cent of the GNP proposal" without listing said, California has a large spaces, Glaves said. The second and motel accomodation rented surplus "to play with ." The bodies were taken to the Westchester in 1979. Acut equaling 3 per cent proposed cuts, Smith said. ramp, a 4SG-space structure to for less than 31 days. In introducing the bill, Leach Smith pointed out, "One of the County morgue in Valhalla, N.Y. In a move he linked with of this year's GNP would ex­ be located in the southern part If the maximum 7 per cent tax ceed $60 billion . President called Proposition 13 "in­ misunderstandings about Rockefeller was a brother of former Vice California's PropoSition 13 tax of the block bounded by was levied on Iowa City hotels cut, 1st District Rep. Jim Leach Carter's proposed budget for dicative of the American Proposition 13 is that it's not Dubuque, Burlington, College and motels, approximately President Nelson A. Rockefeller, Chase Manhat­ fiscal year 1979 was $500 billion. peopll"s demand for respon­ just against high taxes, but also tan Bank Chairman David Rockefeller and has proposed a constitutional and Linn streets, will be $lW,000 would be generated. amendment that could slash the Leach played down the sible management of the tax­ against the government they completed by May 1, 1980, Half of the tax revenue raised Laurance Rockefeller, the conservationist and payers' hard-earned money." (California voters) think they businessman. federal budget by more than $60 according to the timetable. would be used for recreation billion. Monday he said that the can't control anymore. " The plan also allows Dey purposes. The amendment would put a proposition was the only way Building Corporation to start The legend lives O~ . Californians could express their He said that if people man­ ceiling on the federal budget date massive tax cuts, they building its planned hotel north DES MOINES (UPI ) - The Iowa Beer and equal to 20 per cent of the U.S. Election discontent with an increasingly of the second ramp by Feb. 1, Allergic aide expensive government. But, he must be asked what services Liquor Control Department will conduct a Gross National Product. The they are willing to do without. 1979. Its expected completion computer-run drawing Tuesday morning for budget currently equals 22.6 per said, "there are certainly date would then be in May 1980. wins benefits /78 problems with Proposition 13. "Most people are not aware of 3,600 Elvis Presley bottles. cent of the $2 trillion-pl us GNP. the federal programs that do George Nagle of Dey Building More than 23,000 persons have applied for the "Unless the principles em­ It's primarily aimed at local Corporation asked the City DES MOINES (UPI) - government, and I think the benefit them each day," such as right to purchase the bottles, department of­ bodied in my 'Proposition 20 per the interstate highway system, Council to guarantee that Unemployment benefits have ficials said. The applications have been placed in cent' are adopted, inflation will budget cuts necessitated by his problem is more on a federal he said. construction on the second been awarded to a former a computer in numerical order according to continue to be th ~ No. 1 problem proposal , noting that the federal level. " ramp begin by Sept. 1, 1979, legislative aide who contended Social Security numbers. A department plaguing America," Leach said budget has grown at a rate - 12 Leach said Proposition 13, Smith scoffed at "the notion even if construction on the first she was forced off the floor of official said the computer will be set to pick when the bill was introduced in per cent - that is nearly twice which cut California property that we can fire two folk­ ramp is running behind the Iowa House because of her t! very seventh name. When that process is late June. that of inflation for the last six taxes by approximately 60 per dancing instructors and get rid schedule, to ensure that the allergy to cigarette smoke. completed, the computer will return to the top of ~ Reached Monday in years. cent, "will be very difficult to of welfare cheats and balance second ramp will be completed A Jo,b SerVice of Iowa hearing the list and select every fifth name until 3,600 Wa shington , th e Republic "The goal isn't to radically implement, particularly after the budget." the same time the hotel is officer ruled Dixie- L. have been chosen. congressman would not reduce government but to put a finished . Harrington is eligible for A print out of the winners should be available speculate on where the budget reasonable restraint on its size The council took no action on unemployment compensation within 15 to 20 minutes, officials said. cuts necessitated by his bill and let it grow as the economy Michigan petitioners the request. City manager Neal after House officials failed to The drawing will be held at the Beer and might fall . "The real issue is to grows, " Leach said. Berlin advised, "Although we appear at a hearing to present Liquor Control Department offices in Des Moines place a restraint on the size of Asked where the cuts man­ have no reason to believe we evidence of misconduct on her at 10 a.m. government and let th e dif­ da ted by the proposal could be won 't be able to hold to this part. ferent elements compete for the made, Leach would only say, rally tax-cut support Buon ' Giorno money ," Leach said. "That would be a legislative A spokeman for Dick Myers, decision made by the competing LANSING, Mich . (UPI) - "If for some reason we are ROME (UPI ) - Actress Sophia Loren slipped Leach's Democratic opponent elements." California-style campaigners, not on the ballot, somebody had into Italy Monday, vowing to defy a court order for the 1st District post, called Smith said that Myers feels tired of too much "damn better be prepared for the TRANSCENDENTAL that she answer charges of illegally exporting the proposal "a shameless play the federal budget can be government," submitted biggest march on Lansing and $3.5 million in art objects. . on the Proposition 13 men­ "realistically cut, but not by $60 Monday what they said were the biggest housecleaning in the A representative for the 43-year~ld actress tality." billion." Smith added that a well over enough signa tures to legislature you've ever seen in MEDITATION proQram said Loren had come to tryon costumes for her Doug Smith, Myers' cam­ speech Myers is giving July 17 get a tax-slashing proposal on your life," he boomed at next film - not to testify. paign manager, said that Leach in Belle Plaine will outline the Michigan's next ballot. reporters. . Free introductory lectures Loren and actor Marcello MastroiaMi will "ought to be ashamed" for candidate's views on the The tax-

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The al.onal buzz Street Legal is not Highway 61. ------. 7501(, $1 .839. 5501<. $1.575. Immediate CLEAN, quiet. private. newer home; pII. watchdogs will be out en masse of. "New Pony" and the Not is it a tragedy. It is merely PART·time. full time help· Taco John a, delivery. All Hondas on sale. Stlfk·• • wale entrance. relrigeralor; grad or pro­ Highway 6 West, COl'lwllle. 7·17 Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin. Phone IBlslonal; share bath wilh male. 351· bemoaning the fact that 01' Bob Engelbert Humperdinck-style an uneven album that e.lrhibits 326-2478. 9-4 1322, after 6 pm. 9-19 has sold out to '70s commercial arrangement on "Is Your Love some new musical ideas. ADMINISTRATIYE ASSISTANT pop. They will be partially In Vain?" are particularly Record courtesy of Co·Op LARGE room fOi graduale s1udent. No Work Invol'les prOYidlng general admlnl8' AUTO SERVICE cooking. smoking. $75. 337·3716. 7·13 right. Slick strains of unsuccessful experiments. But Records. Irafive and technical assislance in the saxophone, back-up singers and COllection and preparation d materials ______ROOMS wilh COOking priV1i~es . Black ' ~ a horn section do permeate the for contract business proposals. Apple- 'VOLKSWAGEN Repair Service· Gasight V~lage . 422 Brown Sl 7.26 ants should have a BA In eusiriess' Factory trained mechanic· Drive a album, but there are still AdmInisirallon, Journaism. Engl sh 01 a Bttle· Save a lot. 644·3661 . Solon. Iowa ROOMS In old fashioned atmosphere. enough of those raspy vocals Postscripts closely related field; or advanced 7·11 Black 's on Brown. 7.12 with that familiarly bitter edge perlencesec:retariaV; oredmlnlslrative equiwalent work assistant in contract e~· --;;;======- .:======so that no one will mistake administration. Send resume Including AUTOS DOMESTIC Street Legal for Wings or sallll)' hlstOl'f to Personnel SeMces, The APARTMENT FOR Correction - Men's Cent.er 'merican College Testing Program. P.O. ----- the Steve Miller Band. 30x 168, Iowa City, Iowa 52240. ACT Is CHEAP. dependable transportation; RENT The July general meeting 0/ the Iowa City Center for Men will be held at 8 Ionight. an equal opportunl1yemployer MlF. 7·11 1965 Ford. 6 cyinder, Inspected, $300. ______Rather than from a pop noI on Monday 81 wet published In "Pottacripts" MOt'lday. The meeting will be in flavor, the album suffers frpm a Room 208, WMlay Foundalion; (fscusalon will center on tile topic of wife abuse. For 351 -4463. 7·24 FALL rental· Side·by·side. one bed. WANTED· experienced short order more serio'!S problem. Similar more Inlormllion, cal 353-5240. . • room duple~ ; $150 ; stove and reo cook. full time position available. Contact POHTlAC Catalina, 68, good cordtion, frldgerator, furnished. yard, no children 1.0 Desire and to a certain ex· Jesse McCleery. Hawk I Truck Stop, Inspected. $475. 3s.4·2n2. 353·3289 or pels. young manied couple. Inquire at tent, Blood On the Tracks, Theater J54·3335. 7·14 (Kang). 7·13 212 E. FairChild. 9-20 many of the new songs just The High School Summer Theater Ensemble will present OtOQoI JlJisions (Creative Plec.) and This Is !he RiR Spealdng at 8 tonight In Studio II. Admission Is free. MEDtCAL ASSISTANT ($7.228/Yeatly) lM7 Chevy Impala - Runs well. $125, seem 1.0 drone on with no ap­ position at the Williamsburg ~am l ly red title. 338-9074. 7· 14 NEW 3 BEDROOM parent end in sight. With Practice Office In Williamsburg, Iowa. ------_ Link Requires completion 01 one year Medical 1971 Pontiac Grand Ville. fully equipped, APARTMENTS Desire, it could be said that the MIIg.-et h81 had 11 yen of experience as a secretary. She can leach you all d Assistant course or two yeats experl8r)Ce one-yeat-old steel-belted and snow Carpet. drapes, appliances, air. necessity to tell a story justified the vilioua .ecrel.-iai sklII.: typing, shorthand, fiUng , etc. Call Unk at 353-5465. In physlci an's office working with radial tires. red tiUe. $650. 338-7325. Heat and water furnished . 6 the length of the cuts. But Street patients. Apply at Personnel Office. evenings . 7,11 Room 2, Gilmore Hall. Uni'lershy 01 Iowa ------­ blocks from campus. August pos· has no such alibi. Legal The Meeting or call 1·800·272·6400 lor more 1972 Pinto. excellent condition. book session. songs, although far from There will be a BIble sludy at 7:30 tonight In the Upper Room, Old BrIck. Information. An Affirmative Action and $1 .250. lu-st $975. Inspected. 351·3644 . $350 per month. lyrically flaccid, are pretty Equal Employment Opportunity 7·13 Employer. 7· 16 e.1I 338-6998 or 338-3861. much pop-oriented numbers about love and its con· PROJECT staffpeople for resource AUTOS FOREIGN ONE·bedroom apartment, unfurnished. recovery or urban land use issues. jownlown. close to Pentacrest avallable sequences, with no great Work-Sludy; $3.50. Free Erwironment . ______August 1. 337·9834. 7· 14 messages to relate. Classified Ads reach Tlane . 353-3888. 7·17 1919 VW Squareback. automatic trans. . As always, Dylan does offer a mission, 72 engine. excellent condition. EXTREMELY nice. nearly new, fur· strong collection of melodies. NEEDED: Masseuses and museurs. Inspected . $1 .150 or best offer. 337. nlshed effldendes; dose In, air. 337· Openings for full time day also part·tlme. 7044 7·24 59043. 7·28 On several of the cuts, the the whole Newest parlor In town. Good pay. Adult melodies blend with the com· Pleasure Paface. 315 Kirkwood, 354· '72 VW Squareback. low mileage. Days , FURNISHED apartment lor rent near 4797 . 7·13 petent rhythms of his band and 353-5361; evenings, 351-4961 . 7.20 campus, free parkl'!!!. $155. 337·4779. overcome the drone, producing student market! ======:. 1971 Toyola Corona. good condition. 7·14 pleasant, lively songs that are MISCELLANEO US 351 ·5109, keep trying. 7· 11 SUBLEASE one bedroom · $175 . unfur· reminiscent of Blood On the nlshed ; $190. furnished ; heat, water Tracks. A Z MUST sell· Moving · 74 Mazda RX.... paid ; periect for a COllege student want· ~~~~~~~~~~~§§§~~~~§§~~~ ------. offerloaded , good condition. 354·5553. make7· 10 [lineng to. leave351·0566 at end or of 351·7100school ye8l, .ask On busfor EXCELLENT speakers · ADS/Braun . Keith. 7· 14 ~ 1810A. $700 new, now $450. 351-8310. Court orders treatment for boy 01 CLASSIFIEOS 351-2705. 7·17 SUMMER only . five room unfurniShed HOUSE FOR RENT apartment. gatage; $215. utilities. 337· QUAUTY. lightweight 10 speed bicyde. ______3716. 7·14 BOSTON (UPI) - A 2-yearold boy with Lawton's decision was upheld in Hingham 111 Communications Center 21 v.. inch men's Irame. Mlnotta tully all- FOR rent· Two bedroom. furnished. pri. . leukemia must undergo chemotherapy despite District Court later that month, even though tomatic 110 pocket cam era and elec· vate home availeble for two year lease SUBLEASE Immediately. two bedroom. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ironic lIash. 354·2963. 7·17 Augusl 1. Fireplace. three porches, ;arpaled. air. dishwasher, laundry and his parents' desire to let him die in peace, the Massachusetts General Hospital, administering ~ plano. wooded lot. no pets. deposit. Re- parking. $240. Call 337·2403, after 4 pm. Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled Monday. the treatments, filed a suit seeking to force the Camer.: Unhof 4x5 Color Karden, with lerences. $350. 354-2525. 7.13 7·14 To pllce your cIa.slfled .d In the DI Carl Zeiss Tessar 150mm Chad Green, son of Gerald and Diane Green of S f/4.5 ______boy to take chemotherapy. come 10 room 111 , Communi calions Synchor.Compur. Schneider super An- HOUSE sitler: Summer, utilities only; USThouslngadsfreewiththeProtectiva Scituate, has been the subject of a court battie PORTING GOODS Plymouth Superior Court Judge Guy Volterra Center, corner of College & Madison. -C-.-NO-ES-.-Gru-m-a-n-. -M-'lCh-I-C-ra-ft-. L-and-a-u guion 90mm tl8 Synchro-compur and 5 couple. older people preferred . 337. AssociatiOn (or Tenanls. 353-30t3. 9-12 since February over whether chemotherapy - 11 am is the deadline for placing and " Riteway lilll'l holders. Submit bid 10 3716 7.21 overturned District Judge Martha Ware's ruling, urged by doctors - or a natural food diet pushed cancelling classifieds . Hours: 8 am · 4 17 It. aluminum, $229. Bass boats· School 01 Art . Slide room. Phone 353· . ELUS Avenue apartmenl available July and the Greens took the case to the state pm , Monday thru Friday . Open during Monarch. Aluma Craft 15 ft Lund De· 4113 . 7·21 NEW home. Partially furnished. four 15, S245 Indudes water and heat. by his parents was the better treatment. Supreme Court. the noon hour. luxe, $1 ,199. Tilt trailers. $185. 1200lb ------bedrooms, Ihree bathrooms, central air 338·6344. 7-14 In its unanimous decision, the high court MINIMUM AD 10 WORDS tiit. $239. 25 hp Johnson, 5799. 15 hp. ..UDlOPHILES save 5550 · ESS Hell conditlonlng and fireplace. 1Vi miles from upheld a lower court ruling that chemotherapy is Dr. John Truman, who has been treating Chad No refunds if conceDed $683. Fifty used motors. one yeat war· AMT 1AM spaakers. mint. 354·5844. campus, ten month lease available l~RGE . two bedroom apartmenl. cenlral 10 wds. ·3 days . $3 .05 ranty. Stane's. Prairie du Chien. Wiscon· 7·20 August 1. Ideal for four responsible air cond[I[ Oned, carpeting. draperr es. the only treatment for Chad. since the Greens moved from Nebraska to 10 wds .• 5 days . $3.40 sin. Phone 328-2478. Open Sundays. Siudents. $1451parson monthly. Call washer and dryer hook-up s 10 each The deciSion said, "The medically indicated Boston in October, said throughout the court 10 wds.• 10 days. $4 .30 9·4 CONTENTS of house. Furniture. typew· 351-0397. 7-26 apartm ent. Spacoous grounds. Coralville treatment program offers the child his only real hearings the boy would die without f ri ters. polyglot typewriler. books , furn i s~ bus line. Holiday Garden Apartments. 01 CII ..i ieds Iring Resuh'l --.;;;;;======:::; Ings. 337-2996. 7·20 THREE bedroom available AUg1Jst 1. 351 ·8404. 7-12 chance of survival. chemotherapy. MUSICAL window air conditioner. washer and ,. " Consequently, the state interest in the PtONEER turntable. Matantz recei ver, dryer, no pets. $350. 427 Clark. CLEAN, u.n furnlshed , one-bedro?m But the Greens said they would rather see him preservation of life applies with full force," the IN STR UMENTS Atlantis speakers, Ampex casse"e. 338.5176. apartment six blocks from U of I Hospotal "go to a better place than suffer with poisonous PERSONALS ______$425. 33&-5367. 7·11 ______available Immediately. 354.5895. 7· 18 decision said. drugs and needles." ----OR-.-G-E-S-T-O-R-A-G-E-- USED spinet pianos $350. $695. Used LIQUIDATION sal e _ Sola sleepers "YAILABLE Immediately · Five bed· The high court decision represents the fourth SPACIOUS, luxury apartments' ST .. • upright $195. Used Baldwin M 5'2" baby $109. tWin beds . $69.95; sofa and chaor: "OOm house at 619 Bowery S1.large iiv· Greenhouse windows , dishwasher, step in a case which the Greens' attorney In a prepared statement, MGH officials said Mlnl·warehouse unilS • All sizes. Monthly grand $4.500. MuSIC Shop. 109 Easl $149 95' rediners $79 95' mapl e or pine ng room ; large, modern kitche n; Iwo central elr. two bedroom . Quiet. close 10 rates. as low as $15 per month. U SIore College. Downtown Iowa City. 7·19 Rnlsh w;,oo dinin9 r~ ~els . $229.95; >atM; $470 a month plus utiliijes; no believes will go to the U.S. Supreme Court. they were gratified with the high court's 30 hospital. No pets. no children. 1014 All, d[al37·3506. 8· sofa chair and love seat. $229.95. GOD. >ets. 351·3141 . 7·13 On March Plymouth County Probate Judge Oakcrest . Phone 351 ·3850. 7· 21 10, decision. The hospital said Chad's leukemia has • USED flute · Artley. $90. good condition. DARD'S FURNITURE. WE ST LIBERTY. James Lawton ruled the Greens had the right to remained in remission since March, and the boy HYPNOSIS for memory and learnrng . Call 354·7964, mornings or after 6 lust minules away on Hiway 6 East. weigh' "ontrol. smOking. 351 -4845. 7·26 pm. 7·17 Open week nights until 9 pm; Saturday. AYAILABLE Immediately' Two bed· choose their own treatment for Chad, a diet of is "energetic, and has been almost completely HOUSE FOR SALE 'oom, unfurnished. air conditioned. natural foods and fruit juices. without anf adverse side effects." WEST Branch Bookstore. 109 Easl UNUSEO Alvarez guilat 5022 8- 51olng . 9-5; closed Sundays 7·27 carpeled . draperies. laundry and parking. Maln. 7 days. 12·5. 643·2355. 337·2996. case. picks. $165. 351.4463 THREE bedrooms latge basement rec Now till August 15 $240 but shall EL, 50mm Fl .4. filtar. lens hood. room , fenced yard: celllral air. low fifties .. If taken now. 316 South evenings. Buy-sell·lrede. 9-7 N~KON . subsldi~e ======Sfik Inpod. Braun 34vc lIash WIth 1218 Hollywood. 354.3718 or 353- Dodge . No. 2. Phone 337·4201 . PROBLEM pregnancy couns eling l or expectant songle parents. No charg e. BUSINESS chalger, used only four umes. 353·6550. 3534 7.24 ======CROSSWORD PUZZLE lutheran Social Service, 351·4880. 7-17 354 · 1345. 7-12 =='======: OPPORTUNITIES JUST MARRIED? Three rooms new lur· MOBILE HOMES Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA SINGLES· Tired of the bar ~ cene? If you nrlure; livi ng room. six piece bed set and HOUSING WANTED are 22·35, cd us· Young Singles of -======)([t Chen sel, $395. Goddarc' s Fum\lure. West Uberty. 627·29 15. We deliver. 7. 1' ______141?O three bedroom. carpet. drapes, America, 337·2655. 7· 12 GLASS REPAIR WANTED _Furnished Ilpanmenl, tow. apphances, air. shed . Will consider VA ALCOHOLICS Anonymous· 12 noon nhouse, duplex or house to sublet financing. 3544389, after 2. 7·17 What a tug 1Z Ail our "Oh-was ACROSS 5t 3t Wednesday. Wesley House: Saturday Distributorship available in this USED vacuum clean ers reasonably September , October and November lor does yesterdays Mary" 1 Balkan bigwig 321 North Hall. 7·25 area for proven process of auto priced. Bra ndy'S Va cuum , 35t · 1453. visiting professor. Cali 356-2839 , ask for 12180 197~ Fleetwood. washer, dryer. .. London ar' 14 Porker pads (2 Succinct 7· 12 Barb 7-20 shaded lot, Immediate possession. 338- 5 Equine's pride ______. 8028. 7·24 gallery 17 Cut 43 Listen! I:RlSIS Center. call or Slop In. 112V, E. and plate glass repair. Insurance • Pit or well 81 Incline 18 Unwilling f4 Encircles Washington. 351·0140. 11 am-2 am. Company approved. Why re- THE BUDGET SHOP, 2121 S. Rivers[de 13 Man from BARGAIN 12~52 mobile home. 38C Slanting edge 45 Contemporary 'Sulcide Crisis line all night. 351 ·0140. place? $350·$650 weekly aver· Driv e. os conSigning and selhng used clo- Jidda 22 ROOMMATE MeadowbrOOk. 3542181 . 7·21 DOWN Check of the Bard 7·26 thing. furniture and appliances. We trade 14 Frugal fellow 23 age reported. Small investment. paperback bOOk 2 I 1 Op k 24 Light bulb 4t I.O.U. s or . en wee· WANTED 1173 Freedom 14x70 . Two bedroom 15 Diva's forte 1 -Mahal INDIYIDUAL and group Z5 One of a Dumas 47 Villain'S Call Mr. Wright days 8:45 to 7 pm . Sundays 10-5. Call ______plus den. all appliances. disposal. central 18 Actress in· 2 Garden bloom psycholherapy ' Call HERA. 354·1226. adversary 8·2 toll free 338·3418. 7-27 HOUSEMATES to share four.bedroom air. deck. localed In West Branch. 354· valved with 3 Narrative trio ZI Two-faced god 48 Again farmhouse. Quiet 10000Ion southeast of 5965. ask for Frank; after 7 pm , 351· Abigail's man ( Sacrific~ 27 Fine fabric 4. X·rated 'NO junk at the Peace & Justice Revival , 8QO.328-6288 Iowa City. Easy car access. Pets wei· 5066. 9-19 1. Large eared :I Kind of Juit Z8 Electrical material July 23· Exdting speakers. great music. WHO DOES III come. Each person's share of $300 rent seal • Stratford's natural loods. juice and art . 7·17 BUSINESS career opportunoty · Equal ______depends on number of people. Call Klce 1963 Conastoga. two bedroom 10160 terminal 50 Heavy volume 20 Gentleman's stream :lpportunoty employer Is loOking for re- FIX IT I I I b' 354·1474 evenings after 8. AvaUabl~ with addition, excellent condition. ZI Lose force 51 English .WEST BRANCH Bookstore. Where ail lponsibie people Interested in conlribUt- • carpentry. e ectnca . p um ong. nowl • 7 17 Reasonably priced must sell soon gentleman 7 Biblical book: • Not in harmony essayist tha old goodies are. Daily. 8-1 ng 10 a progressive company. Openings rnasonary. restoral[on . Jim Juills. 351· • 351·2713 • 7-21' 21 Part of Abbr. 31 Force units 53 Tiny bit n managerial and cierical positions. Musl 8879. 7-21 FEMALE. nonsmoker. grad or profes. ---' ------Harvard 8 Water bird 34 Wet or wishy. 54 Hollywood BIRTHRIGHTJ338-8665 1ave business Interest. background or WE SelL PLEXIGLAS sional to share spacious two bedroom MOVING· 14x70, two bedroom , central Stadium • Top Cairene washy name Pregnancy Test training. Must be wilUng 10 travel. Salary nd . b nd ' nd d II ' I M near hospital. 338-7331 alter 5. 7·17 air, washer. dryer. dishwasher. shed. On Z2 Author Harte 10 Red river Confidential Help 'BSed on qualifications and experience. a ;,e cut ot. e II a n [lor ome. nice lot. 351·6207 or 3534354. 7-20 S5 I ndigo source 55 Understanding 24 Canter and 11 Jester 7.12 E.S.T. graduale preferred. Wrile P.O. business and med[cal researCh. Come FEMALE share' three bedroom apart. single· foot ===::::.:======Box 237. Ottumwa , Iowa 52501 or Phone see Ihe Un·Fram e at 1~ E~sl Benton .. II's ment. own bedroom. S80 plu8 utlltiee. 1961 10x60. air conditioned . carpeted. : :515) 684 ...900 . 7.11 a lotally new concept ,n poct ure framing. 337.7635 after 3:30. 7.14 Comfortable . Available AuguSI. 351· • Show scorn • Plexlforms. 351 -8399. 7-21 5345, evenings. 7·20 27 Old sa)\ing LOST & FOUND -----:-:-:------ONE male· Nice, furnished 12x60 ------• Choir singer STORM OAMAGE? mobile home. $90 pJus half utilitiee. Den- 1171 Globemaster· Two bedrooms, 31 Civil War LOST. Black and yellow splotched CHILD CARE I'll haulthose branches. 337·7895. lal. medical or graduate s1udent prefer· partlaHy furnished. reasonable . Dial leader kh1en, much loved. Rewatd. 338-4671. ------red. Cedar Rapids. 393-9279. mornings. 354·2030 for details. 7·19 32 Collection 7.11 WILL do baby sitting in my home. Ages 2 '.'I~THDAY/ANNIVERSARY GIFTS 7·14 33 Actor havin!: andup. laitesidearea. 354.2963. 7·17 ArtlSIS portraots; charcoal . $15; pastel . . 1971 Hallmark 12x60· Furnished . ======washer. air, must sell. Evenings. connections $30; oil, $100 and up. 351·0525. 7·31 ROOMMATE In two bedroom In the ======CoraMlle, air, pool. furnished, own weekends. 354·3638. 7·18 with a singer = INSTRUCTION SEWING · Nedding gowns and brides· bedroom. bUs Une. 354·7770. 7·12 ------­ 37 Finnish porj HELP WANTED ma,ds' dresses, ten years' experience. ------1182 two bedroom IOx55 with the 31 Cancel sPECIAl. IntroductOl'f guitar le$sons, ------338-0446. 7· 12 OWN room in large beautiful hOuse. lOIs applanees . partly furnished. fenced lot. en­ 31 Mask $12 lor two months. Piano lessons. $15 WE .... ESD.Y . bundl d 01 space. close. 338-3052. 7·18 garden area. nice location In Hllhop. 4t Thing, in law .,... .. morlllng e ropper CHIPPER'S Tailor shop. 128v.. E. $3.650.338.1213. 7.18 for for two months. Call for appointment . needed, need own Iransportatlon. Washington SI. Dial 351·1229. 9·8 UST housing ads free wit~ the Protective ______41 Draws .Z Macduff, e.g. ~5~~ ~ 1: ~:ra~lt · ,;~~: _338_.8_7_3_1. ___·_____ 7._11 Association for Tenants, 353-3013. 9-12 1972 Fawn 12><60· Excellent condition , ------new carpet. new curtains. new washer! f4 Coagulates clans . 7·19 NEEDED: 3-11 charge nurse, RN or TYPING FEMALE. graduale. nonsmoker to share jryer. Front kitchen with china cup. 45 Form of fuel LPN; five days per week, aUernale four bedroom. furnished house. Close In. boards. lots 01 built-in storage. Uliity .. Take the- EL'ESTUIIO de GuJlarra· All levels weekends, eight paid holidays, aCClued ------aI abI Au st 1 C II aIt 8 hed I I I 353 6201 da 351 (preside) Il'lItructJon. 6 and 12 string guitar, vacation and sick leave. stral~1 eight TYPIST. Former secrela;t. IBM Sel90. ;~7!587~ . gu . a er 7~' :976: e!~~~ .· • • ys; 7.1j IMndoline. CI.sical. Flamenco. folk. hour shift. paid meal break. RN base. tric II . papers . maouscnpts. resumes ______4t Toothed 52 Novelist lied etc. Service and Sales. 337·9216, leave $5.50; LPN base, $4.70 an hour. Conlact 354·1853. 7-24 QUIET. male. graduate student or pro- 1.75 12x65 Redmoon· Fireplace. wet message. B·l Tom Weller. Administrator. Lone Tree lessor to share house with professor dur· bIII'. air conditioning, washer and dryer. up with a winner Care Center, Lone Tree.lowa. 629-4255. TYPING : Former secretary wants typing Ing summer. $100 monthly. 351 ·7263. dishwasher plUI many extras. Super over Clay ======7·21 to do at hVlTle. 644·2259. 5· 15 ------clean. Within commuting of Iowa City. ,. Huffy ------MALE, share fowa A\/8I1Ue apartment; $8.000. 8·5, Terry. 356-2744; 664.3830. 57 Plant part RIDE·RIDER STUDENTS· Room and board In In· TYPING' IBM Correcting Selectric. Ex· ~rad. professional prelerred. 338-4369. 7.t4 51 Female friend. ------teresllng environment for child care perienced: Thesis. manuscripts, papers. 3·9 pm. 7·20 in France SHARE rented truck to ChiCago. end 01 p.m.l. and weekends. Also Income op· )38.1962, evenings. 1915 Richerson 1Ox57 . furnished or July. 351·&416. 7·13 portunlty. 356·27'74, days; 338·8140, FEMALE, nonsmOker, graduale student . unfumished, shed, air conditioner, two nights. 7·14 FAST professional typing • Maruscripts to share two bedroom near U 01 I oedrooms, on bus ine. $3.200. 356- telm papers , resumes. IBM Selectrica Hospital. CaR 33&-2291 . 7·20 2896 , days or 338-6440. after 5. 7·12 RECEPTIONIST or massage technldan Copy Center. too. 338-8800. 94 AIISWEI TO PIE1IIIUS PIlll.E needed. excellent wages. lechnlcian ______NEW, two bedroom; North Dodge, own ANTIQUES 1975 Uberty 12l160· Two bedroom, In­ guaranteed $150 per week. 338·&423 or TYPlHG: Former secretary. thesis e~· room. air. $120. 351-1006, keep trying. l A M P 5 P E l dian Lockoul. $9.000. 353·5517:351· l F o EO BLOOM Antiques· Downtown Wellman. 338·1317. loave neme and m.mber. 7·2' perience . wants typing at home. 644· 7·19 1450. 8·1 AG o A l AM o A H E A P Iowa· Three bulldngs full. 7·25 2259. 7-28 R 0 u P P E RM o S T " , ... -- FEMALE. Own room in townhouse. 11; 1175 Ubdrty 12x80. two bedroom. Indian AN DES E 5 5 E IS It very dilficult to fall asleep aI night? ======-_-.:= baths. central air, bus route. 11 0 rent " E E .: S lookout. $9.000. 353-5517. 351·1450. _l A 5 CAR H A A 0 l 0 We need people for a Psychology pius utilities. Call after 6. 354·3n5. 7-12 , R I , A RO_P A A PETS Depanment experiment, aftarnoons or MOTORCYCLES 8-1 ____------___ evenings, S2Ihourty . two-lour hours. H I Q H M A A K.S T A I A MOVING. must HIt 1973 Mlrillle E C HO , I CO o T A PROFESSIONAL dog grooming. Pup. 337·9960.353-5524. 7· 13 '.1 1174 CB360 Honda: 8-speed. electric ROOMS FOR RENT 12><60 · Two bedroom. expando m..... \I A T T E_l o A E_O YEN pieI, ldIIens. tropical fish. pet eupplles. start. disc·brues. rack. backrest. 1m· . 19120 living room, CoIIered dedc, ad· S E EXT EM K Brenneman Seed Store, 1500' 1st BEAUTY salon manager. beneflte and maculate. $575. 337-4838 after 2 pm. ------furnished , washer, dryer. dishwuheJ, ,re K A o l .-I N C A T H ER_ A_ South. 338-8501. 9... training. Contact Mr. Mutter al Sei~~~ . 7·13 IMMEDIATE occupancy· KUchln Ik:. Price negotiabte. 31 Sunrl ... URN l 0 Y E 5 I l , 5 facilities. $90. 338-9878. WedneldlY' 354·2301 . 7·12 o I AM E T E R I.R o U I 5 1.78 XS750E Yamlha: Wlndjammer-SS Friday. 5·8 pm. 7·17 ----.,.------o C TO I 5 T I.S p A AT SECRETA.RY/recepliOnisl/general of- lalrlng, mags. dfsc-brak ... transistorlgnl. ------t2dO HillCre.. • SpaciOUl, two bid­ "" S" AW S T o W.T E E N Y WORK WANTED flee ; Expenence required. Typing. Ung lon, SemsonJte tlddllbagl, wllranty . • ROOM • Vegetarian. nonamoker prefer· -oom, central air; 11ft c.ptIjng. ~~~:'""":--:--:---:----::""':"':: end dictation. Salary commensurate with more $2650 mutUel! 337.4838a"er2 red. Cooking. $80. 438 S. Govenor. curtllns. Immaculate. comer lot In eon PHD IIudent wlnt, to house·sil fall e~perlence . Phone 351-7114, ask for pm ' ., . 7,13 338.5557. 7.13 Alre. $9,000. 351·1791.338-38811. 7-10 - HI1l8II.. oniy.337·72115. 7·13 Stephen. 7·14 _ .______' ..ef>-1MOIiIy low~~ City,l~Tuesday, July 11, 1978 Crippled AL squad seeks an end to All-Star skid SAN DlEGO (UPI) - The American Steinbrenner - after mi.ssing the Yankee's game because of a bad knee which has flanked by Texas' Richie Zisk in left and history to start an -AU-Star game for both hitting (.311) in the league by far. league, already crippled by the loss of last two games at Milwaukee last weekend plagued him throughout most of the Boston's Jim Rice in right. According to leagues. Blue, who started for the In Lasorda's lineup, the three Reds - three of its top players and almost a fourth, with a sore toe season. the AL spokesman, Martin will probably Americans in 1971 and 1975, will be op­ Rose (.303), Morgan (.254) and Foster received another jolt Monday night when' "I don't know wbose decision it was," In addition to the double-barreled start Boston's Fred Lynn, currently posed by Jim Palmer of the Baltimore (.302) - will bat 1-2-3, followed by left ' outfielder Reggie said Nettles. "AU I know is I wanted to defection by the Yankee stars, the batting .331, in center. Orioles. fielder Greg Luzinski of the Philadelphia Jackson scratched himself from the team play and I could have taken at least one beleaguered American League, which has The AL will also be forced to go with a By selecting Paimer, IG-7 with a 2.23 Phillies (.243) with 21 homers and Sf> RBIs, on tbe eve of the 49th AU-Star Game. swing." lost sill straight All-Star contests and 14 of second baseman - Don Money of earned run average, Martin passed over Steve Garvey of the lAa Jackson, slated to start in center field However, with Jackaon's sudden illness, the last IS to trail 29-18-1 in the series, also Milwaukee - who has started only 10 his own ace, left-hander Ron Guidry, who Angeles Dodgers (.297), Simmons, center instead of his customary right field, joined an AL spokesman said that Nettles would will be without the services of shortstop games at that position this year. leads the AL in both winning percentage fielder of the Dodgers (.281) Yankee teammate Thurman MWlSOII on now be reinstated to the team and given a Rick Burleson and outfielder Carl "There are always a few mistakes in the (13-1) and ERA (1.99) . and shortstop Larry Bowa of the PhIlllea the sidelines by informing AL president chance to perfonn before his hometown Yastrzemslti of the Boston Red Sox. voting," said George Brett of Kansas City, The National League, which already has (.300) . Lee MacPhail he was ill with a 10000egree fans. Burleson strained ligaments in his leg who will open at third for the AL. three starters from the Cincinnati Reds - Martin will lead off with the American fever. Seinbrenner, in a fit of pique over the Sunday and Yastrzemskl asked out "Obviously, having Don Money make it as Pete Rose, second baseman League's batting leader and top vote­ Jackson's surprise decision only added slumping Yankees' three straight losses to because of a sore back. a second baseman is a farce. But I didn't Joe Morgan and right fielder George getter (.349) at first base, with more fuel to the continuing controversy the Milwaukee, was said to have told Mac- Oddly, the loss of Jackson might serve to fly here 1,500 miles to lose in front of 60 Foster - would have had a fourth were it Brett (. 319) second, Rice (.323) in left field world champion Yankees have brought phail "get NetUes off that AU-Star squad. help the AL since, due to a quirk in the fan million people." not for the late scratch of catcher Johnny and Zisk (.268) in right field batting with them to the game. H he's not well enough to play for the balloting, manager Billy Martin would Meanwhile, the NL, In an effort to Bench, who is still suffering from a sore cleanup. Red Sox catcher Carlton Fist Graig NetUes, a San Diego native, Yankees, he's not well enough to play in have been forced to start an outfield which continue its superiority, bestowed upon back. However , Bench's withdrawal (.289) will bat fifth, followed by Jackson originally was pulled off the AL roster - that game." did not have a regular center fielder. Jack­ Vida Blue of the the opened the way for worda to name Ted (.268) , Money (.266) and shortstop Fred reportedly by Yankee president George Munson previously asked out of the son was scheduled to start in center honor of becoming the first pitcher in Simmons of the St. Louis Cardinals, the top Patek of the Kansas City Royals (.274). ~----~.------~TWE STARTl KG ALL STAR P'TtHER \S .. • ~~.. I,~ Certain 'stars' dim All-Star battle tAN YOU PRONOUNCE Reggie Jackson believes The presence of the red, white Bench was still the leading vote­ an 11 If.! game lead in the AVs only chance in 1978 to take .. 'S N~, HOWA.RO? IT'S there's something wrong with and blue balloting boxe s getter over such I\ames as SI. Eastern Division, and Martin is advantage of the Red Sox. . In a copyrighted stationed in major and minor Louis' Ted Simmons (.311) and at the heim of the American A NEW ONE ON ME. article In the Dallas Morning league stadiums across the Philadelphia's Bob Boone League All-Star team, folks in Speaking of baseball and the News, the New York slugger nation has turned the once ( .2Sf» . A second pick from the Massachusetts have an easy, Red Sox' 11 If.! game lead in the TH c.- calls the national pastime a American League All-Stars Reds' team is Joe Morgan, the but angry, explanation for why AL Eastern Division, now dishonest game. "There's a lot versus National League AU­ National League's starting the Red Sox' pitching staff will seems to be a good time to clear of bull in it, a lot of lying," Stars battle into the Major second baseman. Morgan, like sit at home and watch the All­ up any misunderstandings Jackson said. League populari ty contest. Bench, has also been spending Star Game with Howard Cosell concerning the Major League It seems funny, but maybe "For example, Bobby Bonds, time on the bench with injuries, and ABC. Standings (Scoreboard) which Eitting, that Jackson's remarks Dennis Eckersley (8-2), Bill appear in The Daily Iowan. coincide with the Major League Lee (9-3), Luis Tiant (7-1 ) and What appears in Scoreboard All-Star Game, which is sup­ Mike Torrez (11-3) have given is determined by United Press posed to be the epitome of Bostonians a four-man starting International (UPI), not the DI. baseball. " In the All-Star Extra Point rotation that has accounted for UPI has a habit of transmitting Game, your rosters are made 35 of the Red Sox ' first 57 vic­ a set of National and American up of the best players from all howie beardsley tories, not to mention a team League Standings around 5 and teams," explained Manager earned run average of 3.37 that 6 p.m. There is usually only one, BUI Vlrdon of the Houston ranks fourth among league maybe two games that are Astros. one of the best players you'n but the fans seem to like a .254 teams. But such winning per­ completed that early in the day. Mter glancing at the rosters ever see, wasn't given a place hitter over Los Angeles' Davey centages by the Boston staff The next transmi.ssi.on (I{ for tonight's battle of baseball's on the 1976 team when he was Lopes, a mere .300 player at the were overlooked in Martin's standings comes sometime elites, it appears that Reggie with California, and Robin plate. Granted, the defensive eight selections that will include between 11 :15 and midnight. Jackson may have a point. If Yount, a topflight shortstop, abilities of both Bench and Rich Gosage (4-7) of the Unfortunately, the deadline for there is something amiss with hasn't made the team yet Morgan might allow one to Yankees, Oakland's Matt the sports page to leave for the the national pastime, perhaps because he plays for overlook the batting averages, Keough (6-4) and Cleveland's printers is usually 11: 15. Y011 the All-Star Game is the Milwaukee. He just doesn't get but the ability to gun down an Jim Kern (6-3). also have to compensate for the epitome of everything that's enough votes in Milwaukee," opponent on an attempted steal The vote Q{ the public has 15 minutes it takes to get a story wrong. said Kansas City shortstop Fred or the chance to field a hard-hit been and will continue to be an off the wire machine and ready In 1970, the decision of picking Patek in an article appearing in grounder are performed on the injustice to those who lack the for print. In other words, the the All-Star Game's starting Sporting News' "All-Star field, not in the dugout. exposure and experience of very latest we can wait for lineups, the 16 positions (ex­ issue." On the American League playing in the Big Leagues. complete standings is 11 p.m. cluding the pitchers and And the idea of the fan putting squad, the catcher'S poSition is Names such as San Francisco'S This is why we're forced to print reserves) reserved for the loyalty ahead of a player'S again the center of controversy. Mike Ivie, the National League standings which have the cream of the crop, was taken talent will again be evident Getting the starting nod is batting leader with a .335 results of only one or two away from the participants and when the cry of "play ball" Boston's Carlton Fisk with a average, and teammate Jack games. put into the hands of the echos through San Diego .289 average. Receiving the Clark, a newcomer to the In order to provide as much spectators by Commissioner Stadium. runner-up spot in the voting is profeSSional ranks who sports a up-to-date information as Bowie Kuhn. Nine years later, Prior to Sunday's request that Texas' Jim Sundberg, a former .311 average with 61 runs batted possible, we prefer to send the Kuhn's brain storm puts the he be removed from the Iowa standout who boasts a .314 in (Clark was picked by early standings to production midsummer classic in a National League All-Star squad, batting average and owns two Manager Tommy Lasorda as a and then wait for as many predicament similar to that of Cincinnati's Johnny Bench straight Gold Glove awards - a reserve on the National League scores as possible. That's why the jobless college graduate - would have donned the chest statistic that would silence any squad following voting we sometimes have anywhere it's not what you know, it's who protector and mask as the critic who wishes to compare tabulations). from four to ten one- or three­ you know. Or in the case of the team 's starting catcher. the two according to defensive Unless the All-Star selections paragraph stories on the "stars" representing the 49th Despite a .228 batting average skills. are given back to the players, previous night's games. All-Star Game, it's who knows (as of this writing), and limited But the fans aren't the only those who are daily witnesses to Hopefully this will help ex­ you. action due to a back injury, ones who have overlooked many the participants, the All-Star plain why certain scores do or Major Leaguers deserving AU­ classic will continue to be a don 't get in the morning paper. Star recognition. New York popularity contest played If you still have questions Yankee manager Billy Martin, among those fortunate enough please can the sports depart­ who seems to thrive on con­ to be playing in the large ment at 353-6229. British Open greens surprise pro golfers troversy, has drawn a lotof heat baseball cities or in post-season ior his assignments to the pla~ . M for the antics of BilIy ST. ANDREWS, Scoland (UPI) - the world and the biggest, shared by the discover exactly where to land the older club members choking on their pitching mound. Martin, Boston fans should be ~ IS>~ Tom Watson called them "enormous," fifth and 13th holes, is 88 yards from ball," said Watson. pink gins. Since the Boston Red Sox own gentle. After all, this may be his Wedding t-. . Hale Irwin said they were as big as front to back, 100 yards wide and takes "Those double greens are so big that "My God, what a horryfying building plots and Hubert Green forgot a man one hour and 40 minutes to mow. a putter just Isn't enough club," said thought," said Colin MacLaine, Invitations '#" ($0 about his putter and used a wedge. "They are enormous," said Watson, Green. "] know there will be times chairman of the Championship Com­ Injury sidelines Burleson and Supplies when I'll have to chip. I'll try not to take mittee. "We view that with great ~ Everybody at the British Open is who had never seen the course before SAN DIEGO (UPI) - The take batting practice. . talking about the huge greens on the St. last week. "They are the largest I have a divot but] can't guarantee it. There's disfavor. USing wedges and chipping is Burleson pulled ligaments in just not done, old fellow. most forlorn figure on the field Andrews Old Course. played except those at Peach Tree. no rule that says you've got to use a Monday night was Boston Red his ankle during Sunday's game The l07th British Open, which begins Atlanta. But these have far more un­ putter on the green." "But there is no regulation preven­ Sox' shortstop Rick Burleson, with the . ting it. ] just hope it doesn't spoil the CARDS Wednesday, has returned to golf's dulation." "These aren't greens," echoed Irwin. standing on the sidelines on The Red Sox shortstop ex­ birthplace at the Royal and Ancient Watson will be attempting to win his "They are enormous building plots. You course for other competitors." crutches and watching the pects to miss two or three ET CETERA 109 s. Dubuque Club on Scotland's east coast - where third straight British Open - a feat last could bend the shaft of your putter The last time the Open was played American League All-Stars weeks. play was first documented in ISf>2 and accomplished by Peter Compton in trying to hit the ball hard enough to get here was in 1970 when Jack Niclaus won whose sprawling, treeless seaside links 1956 - and the key for him will be in the across some of those greens." it. Nicklaus and Watson are this year's have become legendary. approach shots. Talk of chipping and visions of huge favorites with the British bookmakers The greens are among the largest in "It is going to be very important to divots on the greens has had some of the at 6-1 odds. Lopez' golf mastery haunts LPGA tour , THEY'RE HERE!! Infinity's phenom,enal Q~ WHEELING, W.Va. (UPI) - even though she is the hottest the round in a three-way tie for not mean to diminish Lopez's If you were Nancy Lopez got a break from player on the tour since Lopez's first, a similar Incident had accomplishments and contribu­ newto ·__ ...... The loudspeaker for Everyone the pressures of the pro golf string of five straight victories occurred in the press bus, and tions to the sport, but she ex­ the clrcult by skipping the Wheeling ended last month. Blalock's reaction at tha t time plained that recent statements LPGA Classic last weekend, but Blalock was still flushed from was more telling. by the press that "Lopez' golf" Iowa her coneagues did not get a her sevelHllroke victory over At that interview, the report­ are annoying to the other how would break from her. runnerup Kathy Martin and er got through his entire women on the tour. The specter of Nancy Lopez obviously enjoying hosting a question without reaUzing he "Lopez is a great player, and YOU find out and her astounding accomplish­ news conference when Lopez' had called Blalock "Nancy." she has given us a boost on t e what's !lapp ments as a rookie was ghost came in to dampen the "I'm Janie; She's not here tour, bringing out more crowds ing? everywhere, pressuring the 92 affair. this weet,"Blalocksaid crisply. and more media attention," b pros' entered in the "5,000 A reporter raised his hand "I'm sorry," the reporter Blalock said. "But she isn't o tourney and, sometimes, de­ and said to Blalock, "Nancy ... " said. "I called you Nancy women's golf completely. To The Registration ~ meaning the quallty of their The reporter realized his because you're playing like say that would be an Insult to Edition is ) performances. error quickly and recovered her." players like (Jo Anne) Camer, coming Aug. 29 30 Not even nine-year pro Jane gracefully. And Blalock was "No, I'm playing better right (Judy) Rankin and (Debbie) Blalock, the winner of the equaUy graceful about the in· now," Blalock said, noting she Austin, who have had great tourney with a record 9-under­ cident. finished ahead of Lopez in the years and have built up the tour. par 207 total, was allowed to But on the first day of the two previous tournaments. "She wasn't here today, but bask in the limelight alone - tourney, when Blalock finished Blalock said Sunday she did we still had big galleries." AUDITIONS Pain ends Forego's racing days for NEW YORK (UPI) - Forego The dream of breaking the examuung veterinarian said. Finally, an ultimate loudspeaker at a reasonable cost & size. I will race no more because the record and going for the $2 "It was the gradual progression The Classic Infinity's ~ combines the superb EMIT@ Tweeter with an 8 people around him, to their mlllion barrier had to be of things." inch version of their ~woofer. Result? Accuracy, definitiM, "It would have been nice to Stage's credit, decided that the real abandoned for the health of the clarity and musical beauty that is unsurpassable. You no physical pain of the horse was horse. break the record," Whiteley production of more important than the ab­ "Forego has been good to us said. "But the decision saved longer have to acaept mediocrity. Infinity's Qe - the ultimate stract goals that humans had and It's time we've been good to having to see him carted off in Ibsen's speaker for EVERYONE. set for him. him," said tearful owner the horse ambulance." "That son-of-a-gun Just wore Martha Gerry of the Lazy F. In 57 career races, Forego, A DOLLS HOUSE who stood 17 hands taD, scored out," trainer Frank Whiteley, Ranch. "He will stay around to be done at Old Brick Jr., said Monday in explalnlng Bebuont Park for awhile and '11 victories, finished second why Forego will be spared the then we have plans for him." nine times and third seven in the Fall labor necessary to reach $2 Bone chips, arthritis and joint times. Kelso, five-time Horse of To audition come to J million in earnings - a figure problems - all the ailments the Year In the 1960's, woo 39 WI8ualned by any horae in that bave plagued the big, times in 63 Wesely House July 12th 10 E. Benton 338·9383 history. handsome bay,e_ throuah­ Forego was a late bloomer 7:30-9:30 Please call As it is, Forego, tbree-tIme out of biJ career - flDaDy were but once he establlshed the big All roles are open except 353-6201 Hone of the Year and one of too much for the ellbt-year-old stride that was to become his todayl AmerIca's most )IOIIUlar tI»­ warrior to handle. trademark, he was a thrill to Nora and Helmer "It waln't Forego's legs rOllghbreds, finished with watch. SIred by Forli out of Janie B. Yates· Director $1,931,957, just shy of the great alone," Dr. Manuel Gilman, the Lady GOlconda, Forego WOll a Kelso's $I,m,. total. New York Racing AIsoclaUon's total of 24 stakes races. 351-1366

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