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Vol. 111 No. 38 . © 1978 Student Publications, Inc. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper 10 cents City undermined No Rhodesian trade WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate approved a compromise Wednesday to on F-518 keep the embargo on U.S. trade with Rhodesia in effect at least until elections By ROD BOSHART Commenting on the chamber's support are held and a majority-rule government Staff Writer of 518, Erdahl said, "Their information is established in that country. doesn't seem to be very current. They The Senate voted 59-36 to approve the The Iowa City Chamber of Commerce seem to be supporting a proposal that compromise amendment sponsored by undermined the Iowa City's proposed will support Ainsworth (rather than Iowa liberal Republican Sens. Clifford Case of change in the state Department of City)." New Jersey and Jacob Javits of New Transportation's (DOT) Freeeway-518 Hartwig said the delegation expressed its support for the DOT to go "full speed York. plan by meeting with the DOT Tuesday to express support for 518, two city coun­ ahead" on the four-lane 518 project, and Later Wednesday, moves for an earlier he called the council's proposal to con­ end to the embargo collapsed when Sen. cilors said Wednesday . The city had proposed that the DOT struct a two-lane highway with no Jesse Helms, R-N.C., withdrew an consider a realigned Highway 218 rather Melrose intersection irresponsible. amendment proposing to lift trade than building 518. " We feel the council is wrong and restrictions until the end of the year as a The four-member chamber delegation should reconsider their position," way to encourage the interim govern­ - made up of Marvin Hartwig; Chamber Hartwig said. ment. President Donald Hebert, former Iowa He said the DOT stated its position to The White House had backed the Case­ City Mayor C.L. Brandt, and executive the chamber regarding the freeway's Javits compromise in the face of strong vice president Keith Kafer - met with location and the need for a four-lane congressional support for immediate the DOT Tuesday in Ames. highway with a Melrose intersection. lifting of the embargo. The House still Councilor Clemens Erdahi said, "I Hartwig said the DOT told the must approve it before it becomes U.S. think 'undermined' is a very good word to delegation it had sent the council a letter policy. describe the chamber's action. regarding 518, but no DOT member "When the DOT is meeting with our directly stated what the letter said. Begin rattles saber By UMed Pr .. lnaomlllenol chamber in Ames, after they canceled The DOT letter, received by the city JERUSALEM (UPI) - Prime Going to the mountain our meeting, and we have to read about it Tuesday, rejected the city's request to in the Des Moines Register, it's another move the highway one to Ph miles west Minister Menachem Begin said Wed­ John Unsaker is a lonely figure four miles from the summit of 14.200 Mt. Evans (Colo.) enroute to winning the 14.2·mlle marathon racp up the of the DOT's proposed location, to make nesday's ouster of the Israeli military example of their (DOT's) bureaucratic mlssion from Egypt does not mean war Is mountain July 15. double-talk," he said. it a two-lane configuration and to eliminate the Melrose intersection. imminent, but warned if Israel Is at­ Mayor Robert Vevera said, "I'm quite tacked it may launch "a counter off­ sure the chamber's meeting undermined sensive." our proposals." Although the state-run Israeli Union Food Service amends 'discrimination' But, he said, the council's 4-3 vote television said the expulsion was "a By TOM DRURY "It is absolutely essential there is no years ago many preferred to wash and opposing 518's construction reflects a grave move" by the Egyptians, Begin could be misleading. "That's poorly Staff Writer differential laundry service," she said . alter their own uniforms for a better fit. written. It was written six or seven years narrow margin of opposition in Iowa reacted by saying, "This is not an out­ Small, who Is in New Haven, Conn., for "It's never been a requirement (that ago (though it Is now dated, Jan. 6, 1977). City, particularly when 650 Iowa City standing event" and that it did not signal women launder their uniforms) to the businesses say they support 518. war was imminent. A management pollcy that allegedly a seminar on management ethics, It should have been corrected before discriminates against some women learned of the second NOW complaint best of my or Mr. Burda's knowledge," now ," Burke said, adding it was not Kafer said the council was aware that Begin added, "But if we are attacked, Burke said. Anthony Burda, manager of the chamber was plaooing to meet with we shall defend ourselves, and when workers at the Union Food Service has Wednesday. She called Philip Hubbard, corrected because no complaints were The Daily Iowan the Food Service, referred all questions the DOT because Vevera, an ex-officio Israel defends itself, it sometimes does It been changed, has UI vice president for student services, made to management about the policy. learned. who then called James Burke, manager about the policy to Burke Wednesday. member of the chamber's executive by launching a counter offensive." And a UI investiga tion of management­ of the Union. An announcement of the But Burke admitted that part-time "Had we received a complaint it would board, was present when the board made In a television interview, Begin said employee relations at the food service policy change was posted on an em­ women employees affected by the job have been straightened out ages ago," the decision to send its Transportation Defense Minister Ezer Weizman was will begin immediately, according to ployee's bulletin board Wednesday description may have been unaware of Burke said. "This boils down to a failure Committee as a delegation. asked by his Egyptian counterpart, Gen. Mary Jo Small, assistant vice president morning. the option to have the Union wash their to communicate." Vevera said, "It slipped my mind. I Mohammed Gamassy, to recall the nine­ uniforms. was aware of it." man Israeli delegation that stayed in for personnel. Burke said Wednesday the question of The offending policy, which has drawn discrimination was brought up because "That fact has probably gotten lost in ltis that failure that apparently moved Councilor carol deProsse said the Alexandria, Egypt, after the breakdown the shuffle. As crews have turned over, of direct Israeli-Egyptian talks in two protests from the Johnson County­ of a "misunderstanding." Small to order an investigation of the chamber's meeting with the DOT did not Iowa City National Orglinization of He said all women employees of the we haven't made a conscious effort to say service management's labor relations. undermine the city's proposal because January. Women (NOW) chapter, differentiated catering service have always had the there are two options, which Is our fault," The problem stems from management The mission has served as a unique the DOT never intended to accept the between men and women part-time option of getting their uniforms laun­ Burke said. "not being in touch with what the city's plan. direct channel of communication bet­ employees regarding the laundering of dered by the Union, but that several He also admitted the job description students wanted" she said. ween Jerusalem and Cairo and sources She said a statement made by Kafer, in uniforms. which he said the delegation was said its recall would mean a greater "Females will be given a uniform dependence on the United States as a go­ representing 650 Iowa City businesses between in peace negotiations. which they will be expected to hem to an that favor 518, was inaccurate. appropriate length and keep clean. Males Ray says no more NFB in'vestigation "That's a lie," deProsse said. "I know wear white jackets which are laundered India's notes members of the chamber who are 0p­ PM. here," the job description for the ser­ DES MOINES (UP!) - Gov. Robert D. the commission's operations and by - obtained automatic weapons and had posed to 518. vice's catering department reads. Ray said Wednesday he would not federal authorities. bulletproof glass installed at the com­ "DOT has been out cultivating nuclear dangers That policy directly violates the 1964 reconvene a special ad hoc commlttee to But Ray hinted - and other principals mission headquarters in downtown Des chamber support for this (518) so they Civil Rights Act, Kathy McKirchy of review the policies of the Iowa Com­ In the unfolding controversy agreed - Moines during the early 19705, when can point and say that the people of Iowa NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - Prime the new disclosure that Roger Jepsen employees said Jernigan was concerned NOW charged in a letter sent to several mission for the Blind, despite a rash of City are in favor of this," she said. Minister Morarji Desai today said UI officials, Small among them, and the fronted for a loan from Jernigan to a about possible civll disturbances. India's underground nuclear blast in bizarre alle.llations with political over­ She said the DOT's letter, basing its DI. The act, as amended in 1972, former commission employee would The governor, noting Jernigan once May 1974 has left large quantities of tones. rejection on construction and develop­ prohibits discrimination regarding Most of the allegations - including a become an underlying issue in Jepsen's expressed concern about possible threats ment costs, traffic service, engineering plutonium behind and "God knows how "compensation, terms, or conditions of campaign for U.S. Sena te against in­ on his life, said he knew nothing of the much danger it poses." charge former Director Kenneth Jer­ considerations and envirorunental im­ employment." nigan stocked the commission head­ cumbent Democrat Dick Clark . existence of weapons and indicated he pact, was "a lot of baloney." Desai, speaking to Parliament on Small said the written policy will be Ray Raymond, the commission's was reluctant to reopen an inquiry into India's nuclear policy, said the explosion quarters with automatic weapons and changed before the fall semester begins, ordered renovations to make it im­ former maintenance supervisor, was the those charges nOW that Jernigan Is no Meanwhile, a DOT engineer Wed­ - India's only nuclear test - was and as of now women employees are source of allegations that Jernigan - longer a sta te official. "conducted for political and no other penetrable during possible street riots - nesday met with the Johnson County entiUed to the same free laundering had been supplied earlier to a special who resigned this year after two decades "I can't go back and take glass out and Board of Supervisors regarding a purposes. It has created troubles without service men workers get. as the commission's outspoken director I'm not going to do that," Ray said. gaining anything." committee appointed by Ray to examine proposed 518 intersection near Hllls. "The blast left in the hole plutonium in The board, on the recommendation ci much larger quantities than in Nanda County Engineer O.J. Gode and Assistant Devi. God knows what may happen and Citizens protest proposed Ralston Creek realignment County Attorney Patrick White, Wed­ how much danger it poses," Desai said. nesday delayed the signing of an He referred to a nuclear spy device By ROGER THUROW development on the site. because there would be no place for the condition of the creek," he said. "We agreement with the DOT until problems that lies buried about 500 feet below the City Editor The proposal by Jones would free water runoff. can't help you or hurt you." i!tvolving a freeway ramp and a bridge summit of 25,645-foot ¥t. Nanda Devi, a approximately four acres of his land, "You haven't seen anything yet," he "It's unfortunate that so many people on the local road west of HllIs are peak in the western Himalayas. A proposal to realign a segment of which currently serves as a flood plain, said. "Wait till they develop the are making up their mind on this so resolved. The device was placed by a U.S.-Indian Ralston Creek on the eastern edge of to be used for the development of multi­ property. There will be streets, early," Victor said. "'I1Iat's why we're The agreement is to reaffirm 1968 expedition in 1966 to detect Chinese Iowa City came under heavy attack unit dwellings. pavement and roofs. Where does the having this meeting, to present the agreement between the board and the nuclear facilities in bases across the Wednesday night from more than 100 "Our last flood was on June 28, and all runoff go? Right down in the creek, and it technical points of the proposal. Don't DOT for 5.1 miles of 518 in southern border in Tibet, but was lost later in an residents of the area who would be ef­ four of those acres was under water," swells even more. You take those four prejudge on the flooding problems now. Johnson County. avalanche. Recent disclosure of its fected by the move. said Nancy McBride, whose backyard acres of grass that Is soaking up water We've all got engineers studying this, Gode said the freeway's ramp and existence has prompted fears that The crowd, which packed into the fence now lies only 20 feet from the creek. now and put concrete on it and the water and we must prove that this realignment approach road would restrict the flow of radioactive discharges could pollute the gymnasium of the Robert Lucas Under the reaJlgnmenl' "one giant step just goes back into the river, adding to won't hurt existing conditions." Old Man's Creek and cause possible Ganges River. Elementary School, voiced a strong out of our backyard and you'll be the problems of the people down the flooding in a nearby residential Victor read a' memo from City development. protest against the proposal of property drowning in the creek." creek." Engineer Gene Dietz, who said the S. Africa scuttles owner Dean Jones who is seeking to "realignment Is technically feasible" if relocate the creek to a position im­ certain engineering parameters are mediately adjacent to the property lines followed throughout the process. Namibia'S ocean port of eight houses in the 2500 and 2600 blocks UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - South of Friendship Street in order to clear the Jones, who said he has lived in Iowa Mrlcan Foreign Minister Roelof F. way for the development of multi-unit City all of his life and has owned the Botha said Wednesday his goverrunent dwellings on the current flood plain. current floodplain property since 1963, will reject any move to include the The proposal has been presented by said, "It is not my intention 10 do an strategic port of Walvis Bay in a Western Jones to the Iowa Natural Resources injustice to anyone. I don't want to build plan to create an independent state of Council (NRC), which called the public something without city approval. But I Namibia in the territory of South West hearing to gather information on the don't understand why no one has asked Mrica. creek realignment. me before about what I'm doing if Following a oo.minute meeting with Ralston Creek has been the source of everyone Is so against it." U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, controversy in Iowa City for many years, Nancy McBride said the residents of Botha said, "a reservation on Walvis Bay primarily because of flooding problems the area who would be affected by the is totally unacceptable to my govern­ during heavy rain storms. And it was realignment were . first informed about ment." that same concern over flooding damage The Oaily Iowan/John the proposal at the end ci June when The ls-nation Security Councll Is that commanded the greatest attention Victor went through the neighborhood scheduled to meet today to begin work on again Wednesday night. This peaceful·looking parcel of land along Ralston Creek on the eastern edge of Iowa Cltywas the source of controversy at a neighborhood Informatlon'gathering hearing Wednesday night asking for notification signatures from the Western plan, which calls for elec­ "If anything has gone on longer In Iowa the residents. tions by the territory's population of City than urban renewal, it's the con­ The hearing dealt with the reaHgnment of the creek behind several houses located on the 2500 and 2600 blocks of Friendship Street. When she heard that the NRC was about 700,000 blacks and 90,000 whites troversy over Raiston Creek," said Iowa going to hold a public hearing on the under the supervision of 5,000 U.N. troops City Mayor Robert Vevera, who, as a "These four acres are clearly a flood In addition to the fears of flooding proposal in Des Moines on July 6, she and 1,000 civilian administrative per­ resident on Friendship Street for 16 plain now," she said, "and they should damage, the citizens also voiced con­ sought to get it moved to Iowa City "so sonnel. years, has not been immune to the always remain a flood plain." cerns over erosion ci the new creek the people who are going to be affected Ralston Creek flooding. John McBride said the four-acre area basin, mosquito breeding in the water of could have their say." Weather "For one ci the very few times in the floods about once every summer "when a the proposed holding pond and the Wayne Gieselman, the chief engineer history of the Iowa City Council, we are heavy rain makes the creek a good-sized, morality of building dwelling units on of the NRC, said the councll's next Your weather staff, exhausted after a all in agreement on something. We want swift-flowing river. If it floods into our land so susceptible to flooding. meeting Is on July 28 and 29, but he said long day of dodging dotty thun­ to see that this (the realignment) does backyard now, it would flood up to our According to Steven Victor, a plaooer the council probably will not make a dershowers, Is giving you a short and not happen," Vevera said. house after the realignment." hired by Jones to develop the proposal, decision on the proposal until Its meeting sweet weather report today: highs In the Although the proposal Is currently Lyle Dickinson, an U-year resident at the realignmen t would not increase or on Sept. 4 and 5. rni~ and sunny skies. Be careful before the NRC, the City Council will 3217 Friendship St., said any develop­ decrease the potential of flooding along If the NRC approves the realignment Ride 'boys,' ride though; we may be undermined by some have the final say over the creek ment on the current flood plain would the creek. plan, it will be sent to the City -Council for foul-weather friends. realignment and any subsequent only compound the problem of flooding "All we can do is recreate the exlsUng final approval. Page 5 Page 2-The Daily Iowan-Iowa City. 10wa-Thurs

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~ tS>0> Protective Auodadon From now on, Wedding ", .. fOI'Tenants (P.A.T.) Invitations ~ ~~ UI to try to save and Supplies~ Needs work-study staff person beginning fall semester. Previous experience in community organizing/housing/law desireable but not gov't papers CARDS necessary. Starting salary 3.50/hr. Apply at ET CETERA PAT., Iowa Memorial Union, 353-3013. By KELLY ROBERTS the material Indicates whether 109 S Dubuque Staff Writer the publica tion is for public distribution or not, tI he said. If UJ Ubraries are given "Occasionally a draft report government orders to destroy a gets through, as the MOPPS one document, an attempt will be did. In this case we were con­ made to make or obtain a copy tacted by the department and before the document is asked to have the report destroyed, said a UI ad­ removed from the libraries, minstrator Tuesday. which we did. tI FINAL R€DUCTION) The announcement stems Some people, however, claim from a recent incident in which that the report was destroyed ~UMM€R ~l1l€ M€RCHI1NDI~€ government document because it contains Infonnation depository libraries, including / ---- which would prove to be em­ the VI, were ordered to destroy barrassing to the Carter ad­ the Market Oriented Program minstration's energy proposals. NOW ~9, Planning Study (MOPPS). The In April, the Wall Street document was destroyed at the Journal wrote, "In its in­ UJ June 29. nocence, the MOPPS crew drew ~19, & ~Q9 Kenneth Moll, VI associate a price-supply curve, assuming dean of faculties, said the that the higher the price the decision was made following an more energy would be for­ I1DDITIONl1l IT€M~ editorial in Tlte Dal/y Iowan and thcoming. The energy crisis and input from students. the administration energy plan NOW ON ~I1L€ "It raised the question of have still not recovered." what to do if such a document The MOPPS study was un­ ~HO€~ O~~ were withdrawn in the future," dertaken by the Energy 1/2 he said. "We felt that we should Research and Development continue to make this in­ Administration (ERDA) in an €~PI1DRlllE:~ formation available in the attempt to determine how to future . direct energy research. ~8 "For this particular At one point, the MOPPS document, we were able to get a study determined that although private copy. In other cases, we natural gas supply and demand would try to either get another could vary from what is copy or make a copy before we predicted in the study, "a returned or destroyed the balance between gas supply and original document." demand appears obtainable Moll said that although the without requiring extreme document was in the VI prices, mandated curtaihnents TBINIS Libraries, it was still the in demand beyond those property of the U.S. govern­ already comtemplated by the ment. Therefore, the document National Energy Act, or o had to be destroyed at the technology breakthroughs." request of the U.S. Government In June 1977, reports that the Printing Office. MOPPS study was "toning Leslie Dunlap, dean of library down" its natural gas administration, said that estimates in an attempt to come because documents received closer to the administration's from the government are rarely plan caused the Senate Energy copyrighted, no legal problems and Natural Resource Com­ would arise from copying a mittee to hold hearings on the document. matter. However, Dunlap said, not all During the hearings Sen. documents would be copied if Howard Metzenbaum, ()'()hio, they were ordered destroyed. said, "We need to know whether "If a document concerned we are in fact going to be awash ORDER NOW! ROCKER national security and it was with natural gas ... and whether ONLY $42 UNTIL AUGUST 1, recalled, I don't know if we ERDA's natural gas supply would copy if or not," he said. eslimates have been REGULARLY $52 "We would be very whitewashed in the name of the FOOTSTOOL $16 50 discretionary in making that national energy plan." decision if we were directed to An aide to Elizabeth Moler, destroy a document of that Sen a te counsel during the kind ." hearing, said there were no The document was recalled results from the hearing, and by the printing office, through the Senate plans no further orders from the Department of action on the matter. Energy because it was said to Chriss Hurst, a legislative contain {'erroneous in­ aide to Rep. 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Muscatine summer The Dally Iowan/Mary Locke Dental clinic host In an alley In downtown Muscatine a deserted slapping It against his other hand. Half a minute doll lay on the fire escape to an upstairs apartment. passed in the stifling heat; he took the doll by the to foreign students A boy came out with a coathanger In one hand, hair and/nung it Into the doorway. Then he disap' peared inside. By DENNIS FITZGIBBON by donations from dental Staff Writer associations and priva te THEY'RE HERE!! businesses. A program that will give Bjorn Olofsson, a dental foreign dental students an student from Gothenburg, Infinity's phenomenal QE Birth raises genetic brouhaha opportunity to observe Sweden, called Iowa City "a American methods of dental very beautiful city." The loudspeaker for Everyone LONDON (UPI) - The made at least 500 attempts to ed on the test-tube baby. In education began Wednesday at "['ve been down along the anxious father smoked ciga­ perfect his technique before Vatican City, a Vatican spokes­ the UI. river and downtown. I love this rettes and paced the floor, then succeeding with Mrs. Brown. man said the Roman Catholic Forty-eight students from 13 place," Olofsson said. handed out cigars when his wife The major worry is what church has not changed its foreign countries are par­ He said oral surgery and gave birth to a daughter. But might happen in the future stance against any form of ticipating in the week-long periodontics are two areas of there the resemblance to the when other scientists, en­ artificial insemination, which program, according to Michael dental science he is particulary birth of any other child ended. couraged by his success, ex­ Pope Pius XII declared an "act Kanellis, a UI dental student interested in. "I think it (the UI The 5-pound, 12-ounce child periment with genetic engi­ against nature and an intrinsic and one of the program's progr am) will be very in­ was conceived in a piece of neering and cloning - the evil" in 1956. organizers. teresting," Olofsson said. laboratory glass - a test tube reproduction of identical human The Church of England, The International Association Kanellis said evenings will be baby - and she brought into the beings from master cells. however, was not opposed to the of Dental Students, the UI devoted to social activities to world with her a new dimension "The test-tube baby could be new method and a spokesman College of Dentistry and the acquaint the foreign students to the controversy over man's the first step towards the said, "I can see nothing Iowa Student Dental with American culture. ability to "engineer" his creation of a Hitler-style master theologically wrong with it." Association are sponsoring the reproductive process. race," said Leo Abse, a Baby Brown will have yet program. The child - delivered by member of Parliament. He has another distinction - few "This is the first time that the Caesarean section at Oldham asked the government to hold a children in history will have international association has and District Hospital in Lanca­ special debate on genetics in the been so closely watched over offered students the opportunity shire to 30-year-old Lesley House of Commons. through the early months and to compare methods of dental Police Brown and her husband John - Abse sa id the birth poin ted years. education," said Associate lias perfectly formed and ap­ way towards "a time when an For the question in many frof. Nelson Logan, VI peared quite normal. embryo could be sold guaran­ minds will be : how normal a assistant dean for curricular But many churchmen, politi­ teed free of genetic defect. And human being will develop from . affairs. The investigation into the Finally, an ultimate loudspeaker at a reasonable cost & size. death of a ~y-old baby girl cians and scientists feared man in which the color of eyes, sex an infant conceived in a test "It's especially appropriate Infinity's ~ combines the superb EMI~ Tweeter with an 8 that we are beginning the found in the back 01. a garbage had unlocked one of the doors and probable size on maturity tube even though it was inch version of their Qt~ woofer. Result? Accuracy, definitibn, tha~ without adequate safe­ could be specified." project, because our faculty has truck on July 19 is in the hands replaced in the womb of its own clarity and musical beauty that is unsurpassable. You no guards, someday could lead to a Religious leaders were divid- mother? a strong international flavor," of Johnson County Medical race of manufactured beings. he said. Examiner Dr. T.T. Bozek and longer have to aCGept mediocrity. Infinity's Qe - the ultimate No one questioned that the Kanellis said the association County Attorney Jack Dooley, speaker for EVERYONE . successful birth marked a First test-tube baby okay of dental students conducts an according to K.L. Stock, deputy SCientific milestone. But does it annual international con­ chief of the Iowa City Police also mark . the beginning 01. OLDHAM, England (UPI)­ The baby, which Oldham ference, which this year will be Department. Aldous Huxley's "Brave New The two doctors who delivered hospital sources said will be held in Cleveland. "But the Stock said police still have not World" - where man will be the world's first test-tube baby, named Louise - instead of problem is, students don't get to received any word from Bozek's able to order up superior "a beautiful, normal" girl, said Patricia for the doctor who witness clinical procedures at autopsy report, which is ex­ "Alphas" for leadership and Wednesday the successful birth delivered her - arrived a week those meetings," he said. pected to determine whether dronellke "Epsilons" for ser­ was a scientific breakthrough early because Brown, 30, was A series 01. lectures, seminars the baby was dead or alive at 10 E. Benton 338-9383 vitude? promising hope for many of the suffering from toxemia, a mild and clinical observations will be birth: There Is the chance, of world's childless couples. form of blood poisloning. part of tbe VI program, Both Stock and Police Chief course, that baby Brown Is not The 5-pound, 12-ounce daugh­ "It came out crying Its head Kanellis added. Harvey Miller said Bozek and only unique but will remain that ter of Lesley Brown and her off and breathing very well," The student participants paid Dooley are expected to meet to way. Patrick Steptoe, the husband, John, was delivered at gynecologist Patrick Steptoe a $50 registration feel Kanellis determine whether charges will gynecologist who pioneered the 11: 47 p.m. Tuesday by told a news conference. "It was said, but the rest of the be filed against the 19-year-old teclmlque, Is reported to have Caesarian section. a beautlfuJ, normal baby." program's costs are being paid mother 01. the baby girl. Page 4-The Daily lowa~low .. City. low_Thursday, July 27,1973 Canoeing the Upper Iowa jumped into the water to push us away We'd heard the stories from the obstruction. of canoes being pulled The water came up to the seat of my pants. Its swift flow kept me [rom broadside and capsized making much headway, though] finally on this river. Canoes managed to free us. As I stood on the rocky bottom, feeling the river pushing have been twisted and against my legs, I could look across to the broken, we were told, l00-foot-tall limestone cliffs and ledges that looked like angellood cake frosted and bodies have been with conifer stands and the lush deciduous understory that tumbled over sucked under and trap­ the face of exposed rock. The water from ped in the limbs of recent rains perked down through joints and cracks In the rock and filled the snags. canyon with a robust river that seemed By JOHN PETERSON mildly intent on drowning me. starr Writer For a moment, only for a moment, I thought, "Where am I, God? I've lived We were canoeing the Upper Iowa, a most of my life In Iowa and it doesn't look northeast Iowa river nearly ISO miles like this." north of Iowa City, At a bend in the river the current grabbed us. Our canoe was The extreme northeastern corner of pulled sideways across the waves In the Iowa is country forgotten by the last center of the stream to the muddy shore round of glaciers that leveled this state. on the outside curve. In canoe's stern It is a land dominated by steep river where the steering is supposedly done, i valleys and towering limestone and was busily closing a plastic garbage bag dolomite cliffs, such as the palisades in which the food was stored, that follow the entrenched Upper Iowa Intrepid photographer John Danicic River for miles along its meandering gave a yelp when he saw the snag, a 4()' course. The ridges rising 250 feet above foot maple tree lying across the river on the va~ley floor, covered in native pine, the outward side of the bend. The current yew, fll' and cedar, lend the illusion of a that swept under the tree had us in its sealed-off mountain wilderness.It's only grip, and even the furious work of two after you climb out of the valley and find This area was aiso on the western might be planned for us. Within 38 hours strong paddlers could not turn us aside. yourself in the middle of a cornfield or boundary of an area Inhabited by the we were ringing the buzzer on the canoe We'd heard the stories of canoes being cow pasture that you realize that you're Woodland Indians, a people who lived In paddle outside Knudson's house . pulled broadside and being capsized on in Iowa. the area until approximately 1200 A.D. Knudson went through his father's guide this river. Canoes have been twisted and The Upper Iowa River flows southeast and who built the ceremonial and burial book with us as we planned a five-hour broken, we were told, and bodies have from its source near LeRoy, Minn ., to mounds seen on hilltops along the river journey. Since the bridges are numbered been sucked under and trapped in the Decorah, Iowa. From there it begins and at Effigy Mounds National In the guide book maps, the logistical end limbs of snags. flowing northeast to its mouth on the Monument just north of McGregor, Iowa. of such a trip is easy. In the short time we had left we Mississippi River near New Albin, Iowa, In his "Guide to the Upper Iowa," We planned to canoe about 15 miles managed to swing the canoe per­ a 134-mile journey that takes In the most Knudson tells the story of a tribe of Sauk from bridge four to bridge nine. On such pendicular to the snag. When we hit scenic and wild terrain that Iowa has to people , led in 1832 by Chief Black Hawk, a trip we would pass the best sections of Danicic at the bow disappeared into th~ offer. who had ventured north of the Neutral Palisade Cliffs and chimney rocks near leaves and branches. Since I seemed The Upper Iowa is a canoeist's river. Line at the mouth of the Upper Iowa Bluffton, and. on the other side of Bluff­ most reponsible for our being there, I Although low water-level periods in river against government orders. As ton, encounter a series of three summer and fall can make some portions they tried to cross the Mississippi a t New moderate-sized rapids. unnavigable, frequent rains this year Albin back into Iowa "a government Knudson suggested a trip only as far as have kept canoeing conditions excellent. gunboat came up the river and opened Bluffton for those who might want a more With a relatively high gradient of about fire on them, killing or drowning many leisurely journey. He warned us also of seven feet (a seven.foot drop In men, women and children." Black Hawk the hazardous snags and cautioned us to elevation) per mile, a canoeist can ex­ was later captured for the army by two steer for the rolling, regularly-spaced pect to average three to four twisting and Indians, one of whom was named waves in the center of the stream while Winding miles an hour, and can also Decorah, the One-Eyed. navigating the rapids. This water is expect to face several small but exciting Of the European inunigrants who deepest and gives the fastes~ and rapids. settled in Iowa , the Norwegians smoothest ride, he said. The country of the Upper Iowa is big seemingly found the country around Our first job was to lilave our bikes and varied enough to have inspired the Decorah most appealing. The Nordic near the takeout point at bridge nine for avid interest of one man, George E. ~est, which begins In Decorah July 28th, the ride back upstream to the car. After Knudson of Decorah. Knudson, who was IS a yearly celebration of Norwegian that we went back along the road that we ~ilIed In a plane crash last year, found heritage .. would traverse two more times that day, tune from his professorship In chemistry Knudson was not alone In his love for to fetch the car and then the canoe. The at Luther College in Decorah to write and this state of nature along the Upper Iowa road winds through the valley and along compile several guidebooks, slide shows valley. The Upper Iowa has long been the farmland of the upper ridges and and filmstrips that are rich in in­ popular with canoeists and campers as affords a good view of the blufftops over formation about the area. Knudson's well as amateur and professional the Ha t riverbottom town of Bluffton. At "Guide to the Upper Iowa River" naturalists. State and county-owned land bridge four we parked near the car and available at Iowa Book & Supply, is In: at various posted sites along the river is ported the canoe 30 feet to the river. valuable for someone wanting to make a accessible by canoe for camping and Knudson's instructions to stay in the first voyage on the river. The book hiking. rolling water became a kind of theme for contains nearly everything you need to There are seven canoe outfitters in the the next five hours as I learned with some know to plan a canoe trip, as well as town of Decorah alone, one of whom is surprise that even an Iowa river can be items of geological, natural, ar­ Knudson's son, Karl. The younger tricky. Since I am an Inexperienced ' cheological, and historical interes t. Knudson operates the Oneota canoe canoeist it was difficult for me to keep In his book Knudson relates that "this livery business out of his home, where he the canoe straight and clear of the unglaciated corner of Iowa was a kind of often rents out his complete stock of 60 17- numerous obstructions, such as trees cul.oe-sac which provided shelter and foot Grumman canoes. Canoe outfitters tha t had been uprooted by heavy food for variety of game." Consequently, such as Knudson can supply guided tours flooding. [n the guide book Knudson the Upper Iowa River valley was an and canoe hauling to those planning a writes that experienced canoeists oc­ ancient home for Stone Age nomads and trip. casionally run the crest of these floods, later for farming and hunting peoples. On In 1970 the Bureau of Outdoor which can raise the water level several the lower portion of the river is a site that Recreation recommended thll..t the Upper feet. One pair of canoeists was clocked at may have been Inhabited by humans for Iowa be added to the nine str~ams in the a speed of 16 miles an hour during flood over 12,000 years, which would make it National System of Wild and Scenic stage. the oldest settlement in Iowa. Rivers. Recently the Upper Iowa valley The rapids are clearly marked on the received some rather prestigiOUS at­ guide book maps. Since the water was tention from the National Geographic nearly a foot over the seasonal average Society. Two freelance journalists have they were fast and high enough for us to contracted with the publishers of avoid bottoming out on the rocky National Geographic magazine to do a riverbed. Our first jostling ride down a book entitled Canyon Lands 0/ the rapids fizzled when I paddled out of Midwest. To be included In the book is a rolling waves and brought us up short in chapter on the Upper Iowa valley. the backwater at the bottom. Here the Among those who accompanied the two water barely moves and the full ride is journalists on their canoe trip down the missed. Upper Iowa river were Dean Roosa After the incident with the snag I n ecologist for state preserves, Stat~ resolved to tune up my paddlesmanship. b Preserve Board member William Getting wet reminded me that tipping [ Furnish and Jean Prior, state geologist over and losing my paddle was a h at the Iowa Geological Survey in Iowa distinctly possible way in which we could S City. Prior said the journalists spent over really miss the full ride. c a week in the field studying canyon rivers Fortunately the trip went off without such as the Upper Iowa. The book is another hitch and was quite enjoyable. scheduled for May publication, she said. And the energy we saved by going the P, whole distance by canoe rather than by 11 Following the lead of the Geographic foot was well spent on the two-hour 11 Society, Danicic and I phoned Knudson bicycle trip on gravel roads back to the It last week to find out if a similar trip car. a b a It 8 c' ri

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Photography by John Daniele Jr. The Dally Iowan-Iowa City, Iowa-Thursday, July 27, 197~ag ~ ~ Woman sues 'city hall' for prostitution arrest NEW YORK (UPI) - A 25- Hugh Carey, Mayor Edward declare the loitering law year - old Harvard graduate Koch and Police Commissioner unconstitutional. It was recent­ Wednesday filed a $300,000 Patrick McGuire as defendants ly upheld by the State Court of damage suit in federal court because they are "respon­ Appeals. charging a p1ainsclothes officer sible dragged her off the street and for the enforcement" of the After he arrested her, arrested her as a prostitute state loitering law. Heeger said, the oEficer real­ under the state loitering law. The law, enacted in 1976 to ized he had made a mistake Susan Heeger said on shortly keep hookers off the streets and asked her not to get a after midnight on July 11, during the Democratic National lawyer. Pollce Officer Frank Costantino Convention, prohibits "loitering "I finally decided It was too jumped out of a "battered car" for the purpose of prostitution." important to me and other at 28th Street and Lexington Heeger's class-action women to let it go" and went to Avenue and, without identifying suit seeks $300,000 in damages the NYCLU, said Heeger, himself, "grabbed me by the for "physical and emotional" who works as a sales assistant hair and dragged me to the injury and asks the court to for the SI. Martins Press . ground . "I thought I was about to be kidnaped or murdered," said Heeger, a native of California who had moved to the city from Virginia a month before the incident. Heeger's suit was filed at U.S. District Court in Manhattan on her behalf by the New York Civil Liberties Union. It is similar to a suit filed Jan. 31 by the citizen's THE rights group for Arlene Carmen, a church worker who was also arrested as a DANCE prostitute. Like the earlier suit, Heeger's action names Gov. CENTER

Gifts 119Yz E. College (Above Lind's Fra me· Up) The Unframe presents r The Dally Iowan/John Danlcie Jr. 3-D Framing Summer Session custom work And Jazz Workshop Pedaling 'boys' beats working Sheet Stock July 31 -August 26 4 weeks 40 colors Classes in Beginning modem jazz, continuing dance exercise, beginning modem, beginning ballet, and By BETH GAUPER years ago, with over 5,000 riders possible fed by the annual Dickson's forte is the long been letting him get away with Features Editor expected this year, the racers "Turkey Day." road race, where he can use his much, though. When he came to Do-It-Yourself disco dancing. remain loyal to the race and its "On Turkey Day we dress up experience (five years) and Iowa City for a year of graduate Tools & Plans Registration: Friday July 28 1·7 pm They told me 1 was gOMMa zany organizers, Donald Kaul like everyone else," Dickson racing savvy. A lot can happen work in May 1973 - he has a Saturday July 29 1 . 5 pm have to worll for a Ii viM', but all and John Karras, who are said. "We wear cut-offs and zinc on a lOO-mile stretch, and B.A. in environmental science 119 1/2 E. College I want to do is ride. lovingly referred to as "those oxide. One time we walked our Dickson doesn ' t claim any from Drake - there were only Free Plexiglas Cost: $20.00 Membership (un limited classes] or $3.00 per class. two turkeys." bikes down the hills as a joke, prizes for charity. one or two USCF riders, he said. o Please register and pay for all classes at registration' "I like RAGBRAI because it's Scraps Jackson Browne stopped a t bars. had a beer, "They say you peak out at 29 The next year he won the UI's o Regisler ea rly· very limited enrollment ' from "The Road and the Sky" intramural bicycle race. Della Ringena, Catny Tudor. Kris Hogendom and Peg McElroy are "} used to be a lot better than teachers this session. At 29, Scott Dickson - everyone else," Dickson said. through a mixture of frugality, " Now there's more riders; Jazz Workshop with Dell. RIngen. scrounging, and temporary but they're more dedicated." Augusl S. 19789· 4 pm with 1 hour break for lunch lucrative jobs - has managed According to Dickson, Iowa City Registration: Regular Registratio n (limited to 12 people] to work only about three years has become the "hotbed of the Cost: 1/2 day (9 am or 1 pm] of the last 10. "} hope there's no Midwest" for good racers. the plexiglas Non·members and membe rs $6.00 end to it," Dickson said. "This is where the training is Whole day non·members $12.00 Dickson, one of Iowa City's now," he said. Iowa City, he Whole day members $10.00 said, has superceded even peoPle premier bicycle racers, would Between Cli nton and the river • Please register and pay (or this workshop at registration ' simply rather ride . Of the 35 Ames, home of Michael's on Ea.t Benton 351 ·8399 For more Information please contact 679·2659. 643· 7183. or 35 14217 local members of the United Cyclery, which sponsors many States Cycling Federation of the nation's top riders. He (USCF), Dickson is the only one said Iowa City is one of the best Summer Close-out RUTllntage Sale! classified in category I, partly training spots in the country because he accumulates the because of its medium terrain needed points by entering so and network of county roads . many races - 35 to 40 each "Most of the Olympic teams % year. are chosen from the Midwest," Not unlike a bodybuilder, Dickson said. "I think its the Dickson rides to keep his body weather. You're cooped up in sleek. "I do it as a matter of the winter . I think being off the health," he said. "Racing is to bike helps ; you're more com· see how you're training. If I petitive when spring rolls weren't racing I would do a lot around ." more training. I looked in my Bu t last winter Dickson and ENTIRE SUMMEf( STOCK AT BIG, BIG SAVINGS! log book and I've been another local racer went to averaging about 50 miles a day. Austin, Texas, to train, whlle FAMOllS·LABEL FASH10NS; FABVLOVS BVYS IN I'dbe going 80 or 9() if I weren't the other cyclists back home racing." speculated gleefully that the DRESSES, SPORTSJrEAR, SEPARATES! Although Dickson says he two would "burn out" by the rides because it lowers his heart time the Iowa racing season rate and keeps him from getting came . Dickson, however, has fat, there's one other reason - scorched his way through the .''';/101' TIL 9 P.M. his boys. "Boys" - the calves season, piling up enough USCF 'I'JII 'RSDA r! and thighs - are to racers what International Development biceps are to bodybuilders, and I points to put him in 5th place a good set of boys is often a nationally, behind Wayne subject of envy in· the racing Stetina, last year's national community. "If you walk champion. downtown you're always' Burnmg out IS the biggest looking in the windows at the threat to Dickson, who won't put boys, checking to see if another even a tentative limit on his vein is popping out," Dickson racing days. conceded. "You have to find what you Strong on endurance and gri t can handle without burning ("Cyclists are a little bit out," Dickson said. "Sometimes It's THAT time again masochistic; you'd have to be to the way to reach a peak is to beat yourseU like we do"), burn out a week before a big Dickson has a record going - race - but you can only do that he's ridden every day since once or twice a year." What Sept. 16, 1973, and that's not exactly is burning out? "You counting aU the hours spent on don't even want to look at the roDers indoors. bike, you lose a lot of weight, And after nationals Sunday in you don't feel like eating," Milwaukee, followed by Dickson said. RAGBRAI, the Des Moines Next year the Iowa boy might Register's Bicycle Ride Across make a pilgrimage to the Mecca Iowa, Dickson plans to set of bicycle devotees - France. another record. With his "Michael (Fatka, owner of brother Randy, 19, Dickson will Michael's Cyciery) is thinking attempt his own ride across of sending a team, the Kavall Iowa - except instead of taking brothers, myself, and a guy Iowa Book will be a week to do it, he plans to from Oklahoma, to the 'Paris­ complete the estimated 3Uknile Brest race to see how weU we buying back thOle old ride in under 24 hours. do," Dickson said. The grueling Crazy? Not really. "I've nonstop 7~mi1e race, from text books TODAY ridden 2S l00-mile rides this Paris to Brest, a coastal town in and tomorrow (Julr 27, 28) year," Dickson said. "I've got a Brittany, and back to Paris, ls hm-Spm pretty good endurance race." not the kind of race Americans The two will start on the banks even think about winning - of the Big Sioux River about 15 even showing up and starting is - ~ price on books we have listed for next sen~ester. mlles from the Iowa-Minnesota prestigious. But Dickson border and ride on small county doesn't plan on getting burned - Out of town va/u8 on unlisted books - ...... - ...----- roads to the shores of the out. He'd Just as soon keep - Sorry, nothIng for paperbacks thllt sold for less than $2.00 Mississippi. They only need to The Daily Iowan/John Danlcie Jr. riding and arbitrating the daily average about 13 miles an hour Left to right: Randy DIckson, Daile Huntley, Jeff Aelds, Scott Dickson. flurry of phone caUs between - about half the pace of a local racers to arrange training IOWA BOOK ~aining ride, and for most as if they're honoring us," went 10 more miles, sto~ or 30," Dickson said. "But it rides. racers going any slower would Dickson said. "It's a party for ped ... I've heard them say we seems the older you get the "It never appealed to me to mean fa !ling off the bike. all the miles we've ridden." blow them into the ditches, but more experience you get. You & SUPPLY settle down and smoke, and get FridllY, July 28, Is the/llst day to sell your booles until finsls weele In December. Dickson's R & R this summer Many of the riders, though, that's not true. We try to be nice may not have IS snappy a fat, and have kids," Dickson will be the 44O-mile RAGBRAI, have developed I well- about it." But Dickson couldn't sprint, but you can outwit the said. "So many people worry A1thot!gh the ride has become documented (by Klul) an- resist addling, "Some of them other riders." about retirement when they're popular since its inception six tipathy towards the racers, have ego problems." Dickson's competition hasn't in their 208, and why do that?" Pig1! 6-The Daily lowin-Iowi City, Iowa-Thursday, July 27.19711 WE'RE KICKING OFF A 'Fusicians' pull off aI/-star session SPECIAL SUMMER By WINSTON BAReLA Y Billy Cobham, guitarist Steve by a variety of moods and that critics of fusion consider forya is a very professional that "fusion," like "jazz," is a Staff Writer Khan, bassist Alphonso Johnson dynamiC levels and by playing one of its chief excesses. effort. But listening to the label that provides little in­ and reedman Tom Scott was that ranges from sensitive to The weak link of the set is variety of music on the album - dication of what a listener $1 PITCHERS 8:30 - 10:00 Alilll'mUlherforya apparently approached with pyrotechnical. Alphonso Johnson's "Bahama Khan's turbulence and velocity might expect, apart from Billy Cobham, Steve Khan, caution and intelligence. They Tom Scott, the founder of the Mama." It is;{ pleasant enough on "On a Magic Carpet Ride," amplification. The album's Alphonso Johnson, Tom Scott came together for one short tour L.A. Express, is a musician of tune with a soft Caribbean lilt, Johnson's walking bass line on dedication - "to fusicians Producers: Billy Cobham, - a single month - and one proven versatility. He has but Johnson 's extended bass "Spindrift," the classical­ everywhere" - probably THE FIELDHOUSE Alphonso Johnson, Steve Khan album, gleaned from live appreared in contexts as varied solo is simply uninteresting and fla vored acoustic piano in­ speaks more to the self· and Tom Scott as Victor Feldman's main­ the addition of echoplex yields troduction on the same tune, a ware ness of the potential IOWA CITY'S ORIGINAL DISCO stream jazz quartet, back·up to only muddle. Scott's subtle inflection on audience than to the nature of Most all-6tar bands don't JoDi Mitchell on Milea of Aialea On balance, AIi"emuther· "Shadows" - is a reminder the music . work. The clash of competing and studio work with Paul THE BIJOU WEDS. & THURS. egos and differing musical Music McCartney and Wings, as well Jennifer Jones & Charlton Heston in approaches usually keeps them as producing a fistful of his own 'Arabesque': mood music with rhythm ' from ever getting off the albums. On AI/llemutherforya, By WINSTON BAReLA Y based on two chords that are Weather Report and Airto gives Vidor'. RUBY GENTRY (1852) ground. Each musician is ac­ performance tapes. Great care he is featured on soprano and Staff Writer interchanged in a languid several of the pieces a distinctly cus tomed to con trolling the was given to constructing a tenor saxophones and Iyricon, rocking motion, upon which Latin flavor. The crisp mixing Wed •. 7:00 operation and is sensitive to program featuring a balance of an electronic reed instrument Klemmer exercises his lyrical gives the solos by Klemmer and Thur •. 7:00 who gets how much solo time compositions and solo time, that sounds like a synthesizer. Arabesque gifts, thick with reverb and pianists Roger Kellaway, Victor and top billing. Allvemuther· with each musician in control of His playing, which is unifonnly John Klemmer echoplex. The ensemble Is Feldman and Pat Rebillot a forya is a surplsingly successful his own compositions. excellent, runs the gamut from Producer: Stephan Goldman mixed in soft focus to producs a bright and open feeling, and Jennifer Jones gives one of exception. The result Is a finely honed set the spritied be·bop of "Spin· and John Klemmer mellow wash of sound within Klemmer's improvisations are her finest performances In this explosive tale of a SUl­ The combination of drummer of fusion music characterized drift" to the silky lyricism of which the solos seem to be generally more muscular, with "Shadows " (both his com­ Music critic Whitney Balliett, imbedded. The result is an occasional screech and not a try swamp woman whose positions) . summarizing the 1978 Newport soothing, pleasant and light­ hint of echoplex. thwarted love for the scion Steve Khan is an emerging Jazz F esti val in the la test weight. 01 a decaying blueblood fusion star whose distinctive edition of The New Yorlrer, The melodies on his new clan leads to tragedy. Ruby Is a scheming, passionate. high. 'l'his is still not heavyweight voltage temptress, and her determlnatlan to seduce her way to tone and musical ideas have referred to the music of tenor album, Arabesque, will sound been demonstrated with the S8xophOrlist John Klemmer as familiar to anyone who has music, nor does it intend to be. the top of the social ladder makes this film a fascinating adult Brecker Brothers Band and "romantic twiddle." In recent heard the preceding albums, To some it may still appear to drama. Highlights Include expert direction by hollywood master Steve Marcus' Count's Rock years, Klemmer has abandoned and yet Klemmer appears to be twiddle. But it is well· King Vidor and the haunting "Ruby" theme song. Band. His compositional con­ the screeches and grow Is of the have approached this music produced, well-performed and lribu tion here is "Some Punk avant garde for music with with different intentions. While lyrical Instrumental music that Funk " (from his delightful simple melodic Hnes, un­ Touch is introverted and suggests that perhaps Klemmer may be attempting to lead his Tightrope album), a dose of complicated harmony and an meditative, Arabesque is ex­ funky instrumental rock that accessibility that has brought a troverted and vital. This newly developed audience back allows Khan to stretch out with meaure of commercial success. transformation Is achieved by to a kind of music tha t has his characteristic slides and Few listeners would argue with the addition of two aggressive substance as well as surface tangles of notes. the "romantic" label, but a rhythm players - bassist Abe appeal. Billy Cobham, whose energy growing audience might object Laboriel and drummer Lenny propelled the original to the "twiddle" part. White - and a mix that gives Mahavishnu Orchestra and And yet it would probably be each instrument a distinct whose Spectrum is a fushion no exaggeration to refer to voice. NOW OPEN classic, contributes two com­ Klemmer's most recent albums In addition, the music itself Is positions to this set: "Anteres ­ - Touch. Bare/ool Ballet and more varied and ad­ the Star" features Scott on Lifestyle (Living and Loving) ­ venturesome. The two-chord the lyricon and "On a Magic Carpet as mood music. The songs on format gives way to OSHIMA'S BOY Ride" is the kind of whirlwind these albums are barely progressions, and the addition (1989) WedS. & Thurs. 8:30 vehicle of technical virtuosity distinguishable - most are of percussionists Alex Acuna of 6 A young boy allows himself to be hit by cars so that his parents 9 can collect insurance money. Dave Mason: no genre-seeker here LA.I South "A remarkably original. engrossing feature from Japan." -JOHph Morgenttern Newsweek 8y RADOSLAV LORKOVIC Mariposa de Oro, Mason's music cannot be categorized. Staff Writer latest release, is no exception. There is virtually nothing he The combination of Mason's can be compared to. The ~ Dubuque Mariposa de Oro folk-flavored material with the elements of his music stem Dave Mason soft rock sound of his band and from a variety of backgrounds, Shop in Iowa City Producers: Dave Mason and the not-so-gifted but impeccably and when combined with his .WOOD Ron Nevison blended vocals result in yet developed style result in an another success for Dave unclassifiable multi-fusion tha t ************************************************~ It's difficult to put your finger Mason. can be associated only with : . upon what it is that makes Dave A level of consistency is Dave Mason . : THURSDAY -SATURDAY at ~ Mason sound so good. There is maintained throughout the really nothing in both his and album with the exception of one • • his band's musical abilities that high point and one low point. Record courtesy stands out. His voice isn't the The high point is Mason's Music/ond. of ~ GABE'S 1 best, the band doesn't feature rendition of Carole King's "Will extraordinary talent, even his You Stili Love Me Tomorrow," • • songs don't boast brilliant which is the best representation arrangements and piercing of the simplistic beauty of lyrical clarity. Yet all the Mason's distinct style. The low ~ DANCING' 1 elements of his music fit point, "Share Your Love," Is a • • together. The instrumental poorly executed attempt at funk HELD OVER Srd Week • • arrangements and harmonies that results in dis('o·ish WALT DISNEY-S : BEAR ,: team up to bring across abrasiveness. Mason's songwrlting and One of Mason's most ap- • • performing abilities. pealing qualities is that his TH:JUNGLE : Doors Open at 9 : By UnIted PI ... 1nI __ BOOK : . ~ Water-cooled BuLL MARKET • corner of t***********************************************~ propulsion Washington and S. Gilbert [ANQ] ~ f!!J: David Trufant. a student at Louisiana State University. 'llIE~ or tylb.. 2:00-4:30·6:45·9:00 demonstrates one sure way to beat the heat in Baton Rouge; just put Joe's Place Thur.-Sat. Matinees your kayak through a left·hand spll1ll roll and add a doggy-shake for Adults $2.00 115 Iowa Ave. the final touch. Level of difficulty Is not yet established. Thursday... "Iowa City's *••• **** All the tacos you Oldest Student Baril ** •••••••••••••••••• can eat only for HELD OVER 5th'Week * * 2.95. 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A UNMRSAl Pr:rUR[ l£CHNtrlOR"ilQ HANCHER PARKING LOT ~"2.""'1 1.J'IIIft~ an IfUOlOl He; "'-1. ~" MS(INIO CHILI BURGER 1:30-4:00-6:30-9:00 SUNDAY, SEPT. 3 Choice beef burger served open faced, 8:30-11:30 Unlverlhy of Iowa Intramural Races smothered with chili con carne and melted $2 Pitchers' til 10 pm cheese. Ends tonite· "Serpent. Egg" , 1 :46-5:00 Unhed Statel Cycling Federation 'Race. "·'''?i'Stam Friday·held and moved 7thWHk Open for lunch 5:15-7:15 Novice Rac .. lanyone In town can enterl Monday· Saturday 11:30-2:00 Open for Dinner GRAND PADDY'S Sunday, September 3 Sunday " Mond~y 5:30-10:00 Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursd~y 5:30·10:30 505 E. Burlington Don't Min Itl Friday" Saturday 5:30-11:00 , ~O ,~. Sorry ... No Reservations A Whole Day of Bike Racing Shows 1: 45- Open Seven Days a Week! 4:00-6:30-9:00 Ray signs CHILD CARE I.G.I.F. JACK and Jill Nursery School is now accepting applications for AullUSt or 01 Classifieds 111 Communications Center usury bill fall full lime children. We Olfer a preschool program tauabl by a pel>­ o The four-day w.. kend fessional staff: Dial 338-'3890. '-21 into law Movi.. , downtown All downtown movies are showing today through next WedneSd.oy unless DESMOlNES (UPI) - Usury otherwise noted. PETS HELP WANTED INSTRUCTION AUTO SERVICE APARTMENT FOR Iegis1aUon, designed to increase Sfar Wars - Last summer's record·breaker returns. Tonight at the RENT Interest rates on home loans in Coralville Drive-In. Starts Friday at the Englert. PROFESSIONAL dog grooming. ~ NEEDED immediately : Full tlm~ TENNIS lessons for beginners. VOLKSWAGEN Repair Service' .. SO/' r( t CaD bet Factory trained mechanic - Drive f ------~---: (owa and nip a purported crisis Gr.as. - The '50s. StigwOOd ·style. with John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John pies. kiIlens. tropical filh. pet IUpples. d.oycare di~lor . two y~rs uperience ..• leSSIon. 110 cou cos . • Inte. SIVe a lot. 6«-3661 . Solon. Iowa. SHARE two bedroom. downtown; grad Brenneman Seed Store. 1500 1st In the mortgage money market, aod Stockard ChaMlng. Tonight at the Englert. then over to the Jowa throuclt In chi ld care plus admInistrltion or ween 5 aod 6 pm week.d.oys or aoytime &-21 women over lS. History, social work Avenue South. 338-8501 . 9-4 equivllent. fT20 per month. Phone 337· week.ends. lSl~. 7-28 =_--:-_=--:-_.,..-:~_~~ preferred ; ,lto. ~ , 12 :30. I pm; was signed into law Wednesday Wednesday. Jaws 2 - Roy Scheider. as Chief Martin Brody. battles bravely against 44M. eYenlnp. 8·29 WILLOWWIND ELEMENTARY VW repairs-Engine rebuilding·Walt·s aflermidnicltt. 7·%/ by Gov , Robert D. Ray. VW Repair. Hwy. 6 West, CoralviUe. 646- greedy businessment. a Great White shark and a weak scropt. The Astro . Ray signed the usury meas­ SCHOOL mao 10-3 TWO bedroom furnished. air. Cambus, H.a.an Can Well - The best movie of the summer. Cinema II. RIDE·RIDER ure without a special ceremony WANTED · Film camera·person, par(. is D?'" accepti?, .pplica~ for .the ;;;;;;:;;=;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;==-=- utilities paid. S220 monthly. AYailable Th. Junple Book - Animated Rudyard Klplin, tales from the folks at the Urne . low. City·Jobnson County news comang academiC year. For mlormation. August IS. CaU338-5861 or 351.J736. 7 .~ 01' much fanfare, squeezing it in Walt Disney Studio. Cinema I. TWO female riders (preferred) to share beat. Contact Aldy Swanson. KCRG·TV I tour.oraconlerencecaU~I.12to HOUSING WANTED between making appointments Th. Harper Vel/ey P. T.A. - With Barbara Eden as the mother. starts Frid.oy driving aod espenses to Musachusetts. i. l.. m·5443 . 7-%8 I only or 338·9084. eYenln,s. Some 155 · Bills paid ucept electricity. to state boards and commis­ at the Coralyllle Drlye·ln. The names of the other films on the bill were un­ Leaving August 1. 337·2294. 7·27 scholarship help available. applications WANTED _F mished t t • ~vaita ble August 1. Contact lSl·787a or HELP waoted· Part·tlme ovenin,s and due AUgust 4. 7·28 c!upleu hapar1l'1lent ' ~ 354·srel alterS. 7·28 sioJlS. No formal statement was available at press time. FEMALE rider· San Francisco. leaye week.eods be ·tabl nhouse. x or ouse 0 su ....." 3M- • must ava. e throuclt the September Octobet and NOYember for ------made by the governor on the Movie., on campus JllIy 29-30.338-9(,75; 5122. 7·r/ month of August. Apply In person at the EL'ES'!lJDlO d, Guitarra : All Ieyels ISiIi professor Call 356-2839 ask for CORONET Apartments ayailable now bUl, although the usury issue All campus movies are showing at the Union unless otherwise noted . RIDE needed· San Francisco. August Green Pepper. 7·28 Il1IIruction. 6 and 12 string gUItar. ~ng . . 7.20 and fall· Two bedrooms with two 1 ·12. Share driving. 337.2336. 7.%/ ---______mandoine. Classical. Flamenco. folk. . bathrooms. bus ' aod laundry. 64;'2662. frustrated lawmakers for Ruby Genlry (1952) - You 've heard oltorchy loye songs? Well . this Is a ,as. etc. S8fV!ce and Sales. 337·9216. leave RESPONS IBLE . working grad student beforeS :30: alter. &18-0764. 8-29 months and forced them to torchy movie . With Charlton Heston and Jenniler Jones. the '50s answer to Can· ------message. 6·1 seeks family with roomS/B partment dice Bergen. Not In terms of looks - in terms of acUng. Directed by King reconvene twice since the THE DAILY IOWAN Jim Debo. 3S4·3974 . 8-21 regular session ended in mid­ Vidor. Tonight LOST & FOUND law, City May. Boy (1969) - Japanese film directed by Oshima. who recently did the sizzling MISCELLANEOUS 'Cem oIlhe OeNn' In Ihe Reelm 01 the Senses . The title refers to a tyke who throws hlmsell in LOST · Bright blue. very tame parakeet. the tollowl"g .re.1 nltd Cir­ Approved July 16 as the 67th area 01 Washington and Governor. lront 01 cars SO his lolks can collecl money lrom the drivers Tonight. ri.,.: A·Z ROOMS FOR RENT EFFlCfENCY apartment In CoralvlUe . General Assembly ended what Reward I 338-0421 7·28 Air. heal and water lurnlshed . became the longest running Clubs • Wright, S. Clinton , S. QUALITY three-piece bedroom set. ex· SLEE PI NG · stu«y . graduate. em · available immediately. no pets. on bus session in the state's history, Gabe 'N' Walker. - Dancing Bear. Rock 'n' roll with an occasional touch of Dub ...., E. PTenH .. cellent storage space ; bookcases. par· ployed person; air. bus. 338-9943 before line. $9S monthly. 35H696. 8 am to 5 jan and country. Tonight. friday and Salurday. !lOllS bench. 338-4341.712 1> Woodside 3. 7·28 pm 7.28 the measure will anow the in­ TYPING • Broadw.y, lincroft Dr., Hol­ Drive. 7·28 Maxwell's - Headstone. Aside from a basic rock 'D' roll . consistency In its terest rates for home mortgage SPACE for one-tbree in older house . BRAND new, downtown. Pentacrest lywood Blvd. DIVII, Crolby LIGHTWEIGHT ten·speed bycycle. 21 ~ ;'26 loaJlS to float 2 percentage music is as ambiguous as its name. JERRY Nyall Typing S8fV!C8 . IBM Pia August only. care lor garden $35 two and three-bedroom, unfurnished Senc tuery - Chris Frank picks and sings '208 and '305 tunes Fnday and Of Elite. Phone 351 ..798 . 7·2E line, TlJlor Dr. Trecy Ineb frame. Minolta 110 pocket camera rent (apiece.) Tiane. 351-6665. 353·3888 .7· points above the current yield '--I. apartments with balcony. Heat and Saturday. Keyboard wizardry and Jan Sunday with Lynn Willard and company. and electronic nash 354·2963. 8-29 28 water paid. Available now. Augusl on I~year government securi­ TYPING: IBM Correctlng Selectric. Ex· COMPLETE da kroo Besl -F-U-RN- IS-IJ-E-D- I--'----- and September 1. Call 33'-1800. 7·28 Mill - Chris Frank tonight. /jon Hillis Trio. a new local group. on Friday and perienced: Thesis. manusc:ripta. pape!1. ROOM. board aod salary In exchan,e for r m setup: er s eepmg room. Phone 351· ties. Saturday. 338.1962. evenings. lulfilling responslbllJties In home . 337· 23C enlarger with Schneider lens; all ac· 7138. 7·28 The bill becomes effecUve Dia mond Mil's - Springfield Country. Friday and Saturday. 9376. 7.28 cessories. lSl-«lZ'/ . 9-8 EFFICIENCY. Share two bedroom; ROO~S In old fashioned atmosphere· $90. heat, Jefferson·Dubuque. 338. Saturday. Red Stal/ion - Cactus Jack. Desert·llavored cou ntry and western . TYPIHG : Former secretary. thetis ex· STEREO : Advent . B&O . Marant.. Btack s on Brown. 9-22 5004, midnight-6 am. 7.28 The package includes provi­ By BILL CONROY. JAY WALLJASPER and RADOSLAV LORKOVIC perience. wanls typing at home. 644· NURSING assistants. Full or part. Pioneer. $450 . Lens: Vivltar 28mm lor . 2259. 7·28 Ume. 46 bed intermediate level health Olympus OM . $70 . 338·3420 after 5. 7·28 FALL ; Smgle rC?Oms for !;raduates AUGUST I .T bedroom 1112 bath sions to prohibit lenders from -'---'-______near Music ; private refrigerator,. . wo • s. attaching points, practice re­ FAST typing . experienced. some editing. care facility. Contact Lone Tree Health MOVING . ExceUent8.000 BTU air con. lelevislon; $100-$125; 332 Ellis. lor. bus lone . 5260. 338-9624 7·26 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Care Center ; Tom Weller. Ad· R 19 28 dlining or penalize borrowers 338-4953 . after 2 pm . 7·Z'/ mlnistrator.629-4255 . 7·28 dilioner. Small Kroehler sofa. 338·5111. oom. 7· SUBtET two bedroom. walking distance who repay their loans early. It ErFICIENT. proressional typing lor ______7.21 GRADUATE students : Large room . tocampus.avaolableAugustl5. 35I· abo will delay until next April theses. manuscripts. etc.' mM Selec· MASTER 'S graduation gown . 338-0061 telephone. no cuoklng-smoklng. fTS. 337. 7835 . 7·28 THE DAilY IOWAN needs 15 the elimination of share tri c or IBM Memory (I utomatic keep tryIng. 7·28 3716 9-6 typewriter) gives you first time · persons to fill the following drafts, offered by credit unions originals for resumes and coyer letters. GREAT values· double bed In good con· FURNISHED rooms. older home. on positions in the fall: REAL ESTATE and used similar to personal Copy Center . too. 338~ . 10-2 ditlon . dinette set. 337·2752. 7·28 east side. quiet environment. 337·7542.7· checks. CLOS ING OUT sofa-chair and love seat. !7 • ADDR ESOGRAPH m9.9s. Complete set bunk beds . $139.95. FOR rent · 3.000 sq . It . first floor plus The usury bill began its rocky 3.000 sq. ft. of other display with no ad· voyage through the legislature WHO DOES ITl OPERATOR, 1 - 4:15 am , Recliners, $69 .95 . Complete Iwln bed. ROOMMATE ded cost. available August 1. 227 E. 4.50 per hr. Mon. thru Fri . '69.95 . Goddard 's Furniture. West when homebuilders and lending LIberty. 6Z'/·2915. Open week night until WANTED Washington St.. Iowa City. 337·968t. institutions contended the 9 CHIPPER'S Tailor shop. 12811. E. Larew Co. 7·28 Washlng10n Sl Olal 351·1229. 9·8 .TRU CK DRIVER, 1 _ 4;15 9; Saturday. 9·5 ; closed Sunday. 10-4 ______per cent interest rate ceiling had tA SO h M COMPONENT stereo. $50. One·speed FEMALE share room in two-bedroom am,...... per our, on. bicycle.". Dresser. $10. 337·2336 . 7.17 .. caused a crisis in the mortgage BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY GIFTS thru Fri. ... aparlment; $65. electriCIty 338-6370. 7·28 MOBILE HOMES money market. Artisl's portraits; Charcoal. $15; paslel. $30; 011 . $100 and up. 351·0525. 7·31 MUST sell: Two radial snow tires . (G· MALE to share duplex · Semifurnished. The legislature recessed Must be eligible for work 14-78) used one season : black leather ex­ close. air. nice location Grad student FOR sale · 8x48 two bedroom. very gOOd May 13 to allow a special con­ SEWING · Wedcing gowns and brides-' study. Apply in person at the ecutive desk cbair. great for reading. preferred. 338·1362. 8-29 condition ; $2.500. negotiable. 351. ference committee to draft a maids' dresses. len years experlence. Circulation Dept. 111 Com­ 337·2532. 7·27 FEMAtE wanted · Own room. close ; 7314. 8·29 338·0446. 9·22 usury proposal. Lawmakers munications Center. HAVE University 1O ? Free popcorn '110 monthly . share electrlclly 338· 1971 mobile home · 51\ Elkhorn trail . reconvened June 30 only to find playing pool· Control Tower Bar. up. 6714 7·28 air. pallo coyer and utility buildoog 3S4. they could not settle on a bill. stairs. Penlacrest. 10·2 FEMALE · Own bedroom . available 2030. 7·28 HELP WANTED IS It very easy or very diffi cult to fall August l. CoralVIlle. 354·1650. 7·28 They briefly recessed again, asleep? We need people ror a HOOVER portable washer and dryer. 12d' 1973 Academy · Bon Alre. Best Of· returned July 13 and reached a ------Psycnology Department experi­ eight months old. $275 or best oller. 351· TO share with male. two bedroom apart. fer . Call after 6. 354·1422. 7,28 PERMANENT part·lime positions menl, aCternoons or evenings. $2 0590. 7·27 compromise after thwarting available lor days. evenings and hourly, 2·5 hours. 337· 9960 . 353· ment. $100 plus uillities. close In. 338· 1971 Park Estate · Two bedroom 12x60. attempts by the Democrats to weekends. Apply in person. Sears Per· 5524 . 7.21 USED vacuum cleaners reasonably 6277. 7·28 central air. ni ce corner lot Bon Aire. tie usury legislation with sonnel Department. 9:30· S:lO. Monday -~------____ prlced. Brandv's Vacuum. 351 ·1453.&-22 SIIARE new two bedroom duplex with Will consider best offer. 354·7219 . 7·28 consumer credit and urban through Frid.oy . Equal opportunity em· RESEARCH assistant I • U of I Div. garage. 351·7284 or 351·1483. 7,28 12x52 mobi le home · Air. washer. dryer. player. male/lemale. 7·28 Child Psychiatry. Primarily JUST MARRIED? Three rooms new fur· revitalization. laboratory responsibilities involving SINGLES. couple. male. lemales share lJ8C. Meadowbrook. Make offer. 354- nlture; living room. six piece bed set and 2181 ; 353-4520. Pam. 9·7 A sunset provision in the bill UNIQUE . progressive sa lon needs neurochemislry, neurophannachof­ k"Chen set $395 GOddard's Furniture. quiet . lhree bedroom house ; lhree miles will cause the usury rate change qualified individual for new position as ogy. Must have adequate West Liberty. 627·2915. We deliver. to campus. on bus route, air. patio. grill . 1972 Fawn 12x60 · Excellent condition. creative management consultant. background. experience and be able 9·21 yard. Call 338-4011. 7·28 and most of the other sections to lew carpet, new curtains, new Secreta rial sknts required. Inquire Hair to work Independently. 353-4647, bus- FEMAtE, nonsmoker. two bedroom washer/dryer. Front kitchen with chIn. expire on July I, 1979. So, the Ltd .• 337·21 17. . 7.28 Iness hours. THE BUDGET SHOP. 2121 S. RiverSIde Clark Apartment. $98 plus electrici ty. cupboards. lots 01 bull"'ln slorage. 1979 legislature will be forced 7·28 Onve. is consigning and selling used clo­ Utility shed . large lo t. 353-6201 . days ; NURSES aides needed . full or part·time. Ihing. lurnltu re and appliances. We trade Close in . 337·5019. 7·28 to review the law. ======351-8976. evenings . 9-~ any shift Apply In person. parkvl: WANTED Office secretary lar typing. paperbacl< books 2 lor 1. Open week· FEMALE nonsmoker. own room. $125 Provisions of the bill include: Manar. Wellman . [owa . 7· other clerical duties . Must be on work. days 8:45 to 7 pm. Sundays 10-5. Call plus utililies. avaliableB/IS. 338·3322. 7· -19-76- W-in-d-so'-r-(Ca-d-ill-ac-o-'-m-o-b-ile- ho- mes) - setting a floating usury BARTENDER S and cocktail servers· stu dy ; ten bours per week . Call Steve 338·3418. 7·27 28 14x 70. two-three bedrooms. furnished . rate 2 percentage points above Top pay and flexible hours Call35I·5514 Hodge at Iowa Student Bar Association =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;== QUIET. nonsmoker share large. two loaded with extras. $14 .000. 645·2031. 7.28 the current yield on IO-year between 4 and 7 pm for appointment. 0111.., (353.04860) Bam ·5 pm or at 354- U I Red Stallion. 7·28 2248aller5pm 7·'J:1 _SPORTING GOODS bedroom ncar 01lIlosilas337·3()I3.B· IOrS41 ·I!l66. lurnlshed . air. gas grill. government securities, which ______31 electric fireplace . washer . $2.400. 351· would raise the present 9 per DES Moines Register carroers needed in WANTED · Hard working students earn 6276 aller 5. 7.28 Postscripts the loliowoog areas: Seaton's Grocery. $4 to $6 an bour. National company. 'CANOES · Gruman. MiChl Craft. Landau TWO or three fema les to share new . two cent limit to about 10.5 percent. $125 ; Muscatine and Iowa . ,160 ; bonuses and benefits. For Interview 17 ft aluminum. $229. Bass boats · bedroom Pentacrest Aparlment. $328 . MUST sell 1971 Sheffield mobile home by - 'prohibit lenders from at­ Burlington·Dodge. $128 ; Burlington· write Box 681 Oskaloosa Iowa MonarCh. Aluma Craft 15 ft Lund De- heat. waler paid. 338-6246. 7.28 Seplember I · Washer and dryer. new Iaching points, equal to I per Clinton. 5146 ; Fairchlld-Church. 5148 ; 52577 . • 7.2'/ luxe. $1 .199. TIlt trailers. $t85. 12OO1b ____--''-- _____ Jkirting. water heater and carpet. At cent of the loan amoun t, to Foreign-students' homes Dubuque.Clinton. $170 These amounts . II~ . $239. 25 hp Johnson. $799. 15 hp. OWN room. Coralville duplex on bus Tiffin Call 515·9t9-635i . collecl. 7·10 pm. . f f --" C II FALL library jobs · Apply for $683. Fifty used motors. one yew war' Monday·Friday. 7·28 increase the cost of mortgages. The Office 01 International Education and Services Is seeking placements for are approXImate or our w"""s . a work.study then see Bill Sayre at ramy. Slark·s. Prairie du Chien. Wlscon. line. air. $'IS. 351·5629 . evenings. 7·28 some incoming foreign students who want to live with local families . The stu· - prohibit redlining, a Connie or Joni . 337·2289. 10-5 Main Library or call 353-4570. 7·28 sin . Phone 326·2478. Open Sundays. MUST sell ! 1974 North American 14x70. dents wanl to have the experience of llving with an Amerit:an family and are NOW hiring: Masseuse-masseur. no ex· --:---:--:--:-==-=-:---.--,--.- 9·4 SIIARE new . two bedroom apartment air. deck. shed . 351·3801. 7·27 practice by which the terms of able to pay lor their room and hoard. For more inrormallon. call 353-6249 . 8· perlence necessary . will train. one TRAVEL AGENT· Full or three·fourths _....:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= close to hospital . air. 338-4571. 7·28 loans vary in accordance with noon and 1·5 p.m. Monday through Friday. week 's paId vacation In Florida alter six time . Only those with previous travel MUST sell 12x60 New Moon. front and geographical area, with inner­ months employment with us. Top pay agency OFFICE experience need apply. BICYCLES rear bedrooms. furniture. applipnces. ll TRAVE' SERVICES . IN C.. GRADUATE students · large room . air. shed. 31 Baculis Court. 1-656-2440. city. high-risk neighborhoods Brown Bag plus 50 per cent commission. Weare also Ca " I h kl k' "'5337 Coralville. '''.2'"4. 7·Z'/ ------te ep one. no coo ng·smo mg . • , . . days ; 338-6623 . nights . 7·28 often denied mortgage money. "Using Natural Foods in Summer Menus" is tuday's topic for the Brown Bag taking applications for receptionist. "'" ... 8-~ Luncheon at Ihe Women 's Resource and Action Center. tOO N. Madison . Please apply , at Satin Doll Massage ------GIRL 'S IO-speed red Schwinn Varlsty . 3716 \1111 se ll 14x70 . Attractive two this section would not become Studio. sre Ernest St. . Just south of COOK wanted for fralernity. salary sao 338-1248. alter6:lO pm . 7·28 bedroom. cenlral air; all appliances in. effective unUl Jan. I, 1979, and Recitals Wardway Plaza oil Hwy. 218. 338·9836. 9n7ego.tlable. Can Ben or Larry. 73•5281' In.speed men 's b,·ke. good conditl'on .....n. FEMALE. nonsmoker. 10 share a hollS( eluding dishwa sher. washer. dryer. •• 46 ..... with one other. Scenic six mile drive. would be permanent. - Michael Ransom , baritone. will present a recital at 4:30 p.m. today in Har· Wearenewan d weare busy . 7-." 338·5502 alter 10 pm. 7.28 Bargain price. 351-6207. 353-4354 . 7·%/ per Hall . 626·2667. keep trying. 7·28 - exempt business loans in DRIVERS for Johnson County TEN.speed. white, 21 1/2 inch men's . LIVE in the country · 12XtiO. furnished . excess of $200,000 and agricul­ -Sue Haug . paino. Frank Testa. violin. Kurt Justmann. violin , David O·Dell . S.E.A.T.S.. Full time aod part·time. WORK study secretary lor August (faU Irame. recently overhauled. great coodi. FEMALE · Own . room In a lhree· central air. Low rent on spacious lo t not viola . and Carol Pi nkerton, cello, will present a recital at 8 tonight in Harper musl have an excellent driving record option), $3 .50 per hour. 338-6061 or 338- lion. $85. CaU Jane 353~. day ; 338. bedroo1m houseA . II~el bCIOCllk~.!r~.m72 ~e28n. In trailer court.Much mor 351-4418. 7· luralloans of more than $500,000 lIali. and a desire to work with elderly aod 9084. 7·2/ ta cres . open ugus. . a ""....,.. . ,. Z'/ from the usury law. 6123. eveni ngs. 7·Z'/ handicapped persons. Contacl Johnson LAW stUdent seeks roommate lor ·M--U"'S--T- s--el--I-=-=12--X--SO:=...:P=-a-r--kw- o-O"'d-."'T:-W-O County S.E.A.T.S.• S38 S. Gilbert SI. 351 · academIC year ; own room on three bedroom. lau ndry room . 7x70 shed, all 16078 by Friday. July 28. for an interview. REGISTERED NURSES AUTOS FOREIGN bed~~m ~own house ; $135l1lOnthly plus applia nces. price reasonable. 7·28 ullht .... 3~9 170 0r338.3289or354. negoUable 645.2447. keep trying. 7.Z'/ Continued growth of Stormont· t684 7·~ --'------Yail Regional Medical Center 1t?4 Super Beetle. black. Radials . New . .,6' Viclor. two bedroom. washer. The Dally lowaa needs has created additiOnal staffing mufller. shocks. brakes. 51.950 . 35J.S193. SIIARE house. fireplace . washer-dryer. 1ryer. air. storage shed. Good condition. 7·28 own rooms. $9O·$lllO-utilities. 338· f urnilure optional. 351 ..984 . after 4 NOW HIRING camers for the following needs in the following areas: ------2004 . 7·27 lm. 7·28 areas, beginning Sept. 1: Labor and Delivery.Head Nurse 1t?3 Spitlire-Sporly car with snap. sharp looking. $1 .950. 338·2112. 7·28 QUIET male to share apartment wilh Intensive Care 3-11 & 11 ·7 DAY PREP COOKS • Bartlelt Rd .• Mark IV apts. 1m Bendix 14<70 . two bedroom. den. Post Intensive Care 3.11 & 11.7 1971 Toyota· Lots of miles but runs one other. own bedroom. close. 338-9781. BIr. di sposa l. shed. Indian Lookout. 354· • 20th Ave .• 5th 51., C.V. great. $600. 351·SI09. 7·27 7·28 1184 after 5 pm . 7·28 Plus openings on all shifts in FE LE d d La NIGHT DISHWASHERS • Carnage Hill other areas. NICE Datsun mini·pickup . clean. MA . gra stu ent · rge. two- • Hawkeye Dr. economical. reliable. $1 .000. inspected. bedroo. m aparoodtmenll. hOt wn rOOk m. pet 1t70 12x65 Parkwood, two bedroom. t bl NIGHT COOKS • HavAteye Park Please contact us so that we can 337.9005 7.27 nego 13 e: g Ig . wor space. excellent condition, new carpet. util· explain our excellent starting ..:..------$112.50 plus utilities. 338·3029. 8·10 am. 6· ity room, maximum insulation. See • S. Dodge. Kirkwood Ave., Walnut I · (I . 12 pm. keep trying . 7·'lI to appreciate. Call 354-7963. 7·27 NIGHT CASHIERS St. Webster sa artes, p us experience 197. Flat 128 wagon. 14.500 miles. -'__ '---'--'-. ______raling ). and our comprehensive new radials. Yery nice. $2,800 or QUIET. male seDlor· grad sha re mobile IOdC9xll addilion. shed . furnish ed. • 5th St. 14m Ave .• 13th Ave .• 12th fringe benefit program. Several best. 337-5573. 351 ·9578 after 3 pm. 7· home ten minutes Irom Hancher by car. waterbed . new furnace air, choice NIGHT BUSPERSONS Ave., Carol Ann Apts. areas will soon be moving into 28 $I~ . utilities paid. 626·~77 (local). 9-6 lot. Must sell. 338-2454 alter 3: 30.7·27 • S. Van Buren. Bowery our newly constructed modem DAY MAINTENANCE PERSONS • S. Johnson facilJly. Stormont-Yail is an ap­ Ih •• San Marco two bedroo m. lar,ge. central air. den. wet bar. Yery • Brown. N. Van Buren. Ronalds. proved provider of continuing AUTOS DOMESTIC APARTMENTS IIntq ue interior design. Perfecl DAY OR NIGHT HOSTESSES Church. N. Gilbert education by the Kansas State FOR RENT decor for single or cou pl es. No. SO. • Williams. Arthur. Towncrest Tr. Board of Nursing. Call 913·354- CUSSIC '56 Ford Pickup · Solid body ______Western Hills Estates. 641).2971 after 5. 7·28 DAY OR NIGHT COCKTAIL SERVERS Cl.. Muscatine, Towncrest lane 6155 . with eight foot hox . original equipment. ONE bedroom . studio-type. furnished . $750.662·2173 . 7·28 • lakeside Manor STORMONT-VAIL College Street. Heat and water paid. 1"1 Hallmark 12K60. furnished Apply between 2 and 4, Monday through Friday at the parking .pace. private . $190 . 338· was her. air. must sell. 33U662. 7·28 • S. Johnson. E. Burlington. E. REGIONAL It72 Pontiac Bonneville in ,ood condi· 11m. 8·29 _____ College tion . Ca ll 338·5965 . evenings . 7·28 MEDICAL CENTER UNFU------~------RNI SII ED apartment · One IlI55 New Moon 10x55 with tip out: air. • S. Johnson. Iowa Ave .• E. 1500 West 10th Street Its:! Chevy pickup truck. I> Ion. body in· bedroom . kitchen facililles. air . washer. dryer. furnished . availab le Washington good shape. runs. No reasonable oller downlown IC. available August 1. 337· August 626-6146 . evenings . 7·28 IOWA RIVER Topeka, Kansas 66606 refused. CaU anyti me. 338·1378 . 7·Z'/ 9834. 7·28 • N. Unn. E. Market. N. Clinton. E. equal opportunity employer Jeffer50n. N. 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8y United Prell lnternationol George Sisler's second highest Montanez walked, John Stearns Philadelphia PhilUes and c0n­ and Enos Cabell hit home nms total of 41. Rose can pass Cobb had an infield hit and tributed a single during a Wednesday night to lead the Two National League bitters and tie Sisler Friday if he hits Youngblood lined a triple to decisive two-run fourth inning Houston Astros to a ~ Iri_ - aeparated by 3,000 miles but safely In both games of a twi­ right center for a 6-0 lead, Wednesday night In hurling the over the Montreal Expos. lInted by a common purpoee - night double-header against Cincinnati's Jolumy Bench bit Atlanta Braves to a 4-2 victory Watson drilled his 11th ~ experienced different fates PhIladelphia. his 300th career home run, a over the National League East run over the center field wall ~ Wednesday. Joe DeMaggio of the New two-run shot, and Youngblood leaders. loser Ross Grimsley, 12~, to In New York veteran Pete York Yankees set the all-time hit his fourth homer of the year Niekro who is ~ this season give the Astros a 1~ lead in the Rose extended his modern NL record of 56 straight games In off the Mets. against Philadelphia and 8-2 fourth inning. Watson's sixth­ record by hitting safely In his 1941 . In the only other day game, over the past three years, inning sacrifice fly scored 39th straight game but In San After grounding out and rookie Silvio Martinez, who has raised his record to 12-10 by Cabell, who had tripled. Francisco, young Jack Clark walking in his first two ap­ tossed two previous one-hitters spacing eight hits and blanking Niekro, 7..a, went the distance ended a 2li!ame streak by pearances against wiMer Nino this season, ended Clark's the PhIllles over the las t seven for the fifth time this se8JOl1 going 0-4. Espinosa, 9..a, Rose came to the hitting streak and stopped San innings. Nlekro struck out five while recording his first shutoul Rose's former teammate, plate to the rhyUunlc chanting Francisco on two hits In pit­ and walked two. It was his 13th of the year. The loss was the Joel Youngblood, drove In five of the Shea Stadlwn fans and on ching the St. Louis CardInals to complete game. Expos' sixth straight. runs with a two-run homer and a 2-2 count, he ripped a line a 2-1 victory over the Giants. The Braves, who swept the a bues-dearing triple to lead drive which bounded to the The closest Clark came to a three-game series, snapped a 2- Rangers 2, the New York Mets to a 1~ rout fence In right center for a hit was in the first, when he 2 tie In the fourth when Bob of the Cincinnati Reds. double. backed left fielder Lou Brock to Horner singled, moved up on a Red Sox 0 Rose doubled leading off the By that time, the Mets had the fence with fiy ball. wild pitch from loser Jim Kaat, fifth inning, bringing him within taken a 6-2 lead against loser Lou Brock singled In the fI-3 , and came home on a two out ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - By UnM.d Pr_ '­ one game of tying Ty Cobb for Mike Lacoss, I-I, and were on eighth, scoring Ken Oberkfell single by Darrel Chaney. Bobby Bonds hit a twOiWl CindnNltl's Pete Rose Il\IOidJ a close shave at the shortstop relays a Ihrow 10 first base. Rose extended the third longest major league their way to their seventh from second with the run that Chaney came around on singles homer in the eighth inning and hands of the Met's TIm Foil es lhe New Yorlc his hitting streak to 39 games with a fi fth Inning dou· hitting streak of this century. victory In the las t nine games. ga ve Martinez his fifth victory by Niekro and Rod Gilbreath to Doc Medich fired a twG-bi1 III bIe es Ihe Mels clobbered the Reds 13·2. Also within immediate reach is They built a 3-0 advantage In the In nine decisions. Ed Halicki, ~ give the Braves an insurance shutout Wednesday night first inning, highlighted by 4, absorbed the loss. run. help the Texas Rangers break Steve Henderson's two-run Rookie Dale Murphy conn­ an eight-game losing streak double. Braves 4, Phillies 2 cected for his 16th home run of with a 2-0 victory over the Henderson ignited a three-run the season after a wait to Je.ff slumping Boston Red Sox. Rule change could hamper college kickers PllLADELPHlA (UPI) - The loss was the seventh In outburst In the third when he Knuckleballer Phil Nlekro con­ Burroughs to give the Braves a the last eight games for the Red By STEVE NEMETH Erxleben, Texas A at M's Tony should know after Franklin coaches seem to agree, these doubled with two outs. Willie tinued his mastery of the 2-0 lead in the second inning. Sports Edl tor Franklin and Arkansas' Steve booted field goals of 64 and 65 gallant toe specialists really Philadelphia came back to tie In Sox, whose lead in the Uttle. yards against his Bears in the won't get many chances to the bottom of the inning when American League East has Edil ~ r 's note : Thl, la the Jerry Martin singled, Bob been cut to SI,lz games. In other words,lt doesn't look same game in 1976. display their talent. Rose mark questioned With one out in the eighlll secoPld of a three·port aeries like the new rule will really Boone tripled and Bud Harrel­ "It makes fourth down On the other hand, it should iMing, Al Oliver singled off gl ving the readers on odvonce mean much to most of the situations more dramatic," Increase the Importance of the BOSTON (UPI) - Pete Rose rule states. "I've been told by son singled. 10011 at the upcoming football nation's field goal kickers. It according to TeMesee's Johnny other kicking specialist - the did not set a National League both the American and National loser Dennis Eckersley, 11-4, before Bonds connected for his season . does matter to Erxleben and Majors. North Carolina State's punter. Although there are not batting record by hitting in 38 league offices that those rules Yanks 3, Indians 1 straight games, a sports are s till in effect." 17th homer. Franklin who do return thls Bo Rein echoes Major's sen­ statistics for accuracy on c~k'8 NEW YORK (UPI) - Lou Medich, 5-5, gave up only a Very few kicking specialists year and feel the new rule Is timents, "It will add more (that's coffln-<:orner kicks), historian at Northeastern Uni­ Rose is given credit for Piniella's three-run homer with versity said Wednesday . breaking the modern era record fourth-inning double to Fred have ever been seriously aimed unfairly at them. excitement, more scoring, more some excellent punters do one out in the ninth inning LyM and a fifth-Inning single considered for the Heisman So let's say coaches are fourth~own gambling," return In the distance category . "It's a bunch of baloney ... (after 1900), which was held by Wednesday night lifted the New Rose has not broken any record Tommy Holmes, who hit safely by Butch Hobson in hurling his Trophy, yet, they've always forced to debate the field goal Princeton's Frank Navarro The top-ranked punter from York Yankees to a 3-1 victory second shutout of the season been very important point­ possibilities between the 33 and disagrees : " It takes points off last year is back as yet," said Marc Onigman, who in 37 games for the Boston teaches "The History of Sport in Braves In 1945. over the Cleveland Indians and and third complete game. producers. 39-yard line. Add seven yards the board, as in the pro game. Mississippi's Jim Miller at­ marked the successful home America." Onigman said there was no This year should produce a for the ball placement and 10 for Teams will get very poor field tempts to Improve on his 45.9 debut of new manager Bob Blue Jays 5, change In importance, at least the end zone - so a coach Is positions because of Increased per punt average. The Rebel He said the rules of basebaU such thing as a modern era and Lemon . clearly show the league record pointed out the records commit­ for the kicking specialist known considering a 50 to 56 yard field use of the co(fin-<:orner kick. junior booted 66 times for a 3,029 In winning their second Twins 1 as the field goal kicker. goal, From that range, Franklin This will lead to more con­ total. Southern is held by Willy Keeler, who hit tee defined National League as straight game under Lemon and The NCAA has made a change is 59 per cent accurate, but the servative play-<:alling." Methodist's Ken Rosenthal is In 44 straight games In 1897. existing from 1876 to the Onigman based his claim on a present. seventh in their last eight, the BLOOMINGTON, Minn . in the field goal rule and the rest of the country (everyone Stanford's Bill Walsh believes second with a '"-2 yard per punt Yankees wiped out a 1~ deficit (UPI) - Bailor Moore hurled a coaches around the nation have except the Franklin-Erxleben­ "U's too large a penalty for a average and holding third 1968 official decision by the " They were still playing Special Baseball Records Com­ baseball back then, when when Mickey Rivers led off the seven-hitter and Luis Gomez greeted the switch with a WUe teams) was just 17 per scoring attempt." And so on, among this year's returnees Is a inning mittee. Keeler hit in 44 games. They ninth with an Infield single and capped a five-run fourth mixture of reactions. Basically, cent accurate (rom that range. and so on, but perhaps the Utah player hoping to give the moved to second on a sacrifice with a two-run triple Wednes­ "Major league baseball shall used a ball, a bat, had four the new rule will return the ball In other words, the coffin­ remark which best sums up the Hawkeyes headaches. Rick by Willie Randolph. Thurman day night, enabling the Toronto to the line of scrimmage Instead situation was made by Tulane's Partridge was sixth at the end have one set of records, starting bases. They seem to be making corner kick should become as In 1876, without any arbitrary it easier for Rose to break the Munson then singled to send Blue Jays to snap a four-game of the 2O-yard line after every common-place as born-against Larry Smith, who said, "The of last year with a 43 .8 yard per Rivers to third before Piniella losing streak with a ~1 vicWry missed field goal. In other true kickers will now come punt average. division into nineteenth-and record . This is all hokum," he Christians in the Carter family. twentieth-<:entury data," the said. touched Rick Waits, 7-11, for his over the Minnesota Twins. words every coach will think "It will keep us from having forward; not the nickle-and­ The kicking game is not a third homer . Moore, 5-2 , struck out eight twice about trying a field goal of to go Into our goal-line defense dime ones." prOblem tor Iowa according to Gary Alexander's ninth- and walked two in pitching his 35 or more yards. at the 50 when a good kicker Whether or not Erxleben and Coach Bob Commlngs, who says inning sacrifice fly scored first complete game of the Every coach In the nation has lines up," said Oklahoma's Franklin are the two field goal "we have as good a punter Nigeria will boycott Andre Thornton with the season. an opinion on the new rule. And Barry Switizer, who boasts a kickers that most people con­ (Dave Holsclaw) as anyone In Indians' only run after a Toronto scored all its run In each has a good reason; it af­ top returning kicker in Uwe sider to be 'true kickers," the the country." Plus the scoreless duel between right- . the fourth inning off loser Dave two Texans are actually third Hawkeyes will welcome back fects every team. von SchamaM. hander Jim Beattie and Waits Goltz, 9-7 . Bob Bailor scored lIle It's true that not every echool and fourth in field goals per field goal specialist Scott 'Commonwealth's' lasted through eight innings. first run on a wild pitch by Goltz really overused long field goals "It puts the emphasis on the game. Schilling . With the return of the Thornton led off the ninth with a before John Mayberry made It since only 134 of the 2,424 field basics of football - running, The top dog is Mlnnestoa's Wauwatosa, Wis., insurance double to center and moved to 2-0 with a sacrifice fly that Paul Rogind, who averalIes 1.64 salesman, HOlsclaw should ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI ) - would not take part in goals made by the country's passing, tackling, and blocking. Nigeria will boycott the Com­ third on Bernie Carbo's single to scored Roy Howell. Dave major-co1\ege kickers came The field goal still play a field goals per game. John receive some extra practice boycotting major games. will monwealth Games at Edmon­ left before Alexander greeted McKay added a run-scoring from 50 or more yards. That's role In football," Michgan's Bo Noveto of Southhwest Louisiana time on those coffin-<:orner The decision came as a ton, Canada, which begin Aug. wiMlng reliever Rich Gossage, double ahead of Gomez' triple III 5.S per cent of all field goals Schembechler said. is second in tha t category, but specials. complete surprise in Algiers, 6-9, with a long fiy ball to right. the wall in left-center. attempted; and 22.4 per cent !I. "Long field goal s can get boasts the best percentage 3, Nigerian Sports Minister S.O. where 45 nations are participat­ Williams said Wednesday . The Twins, who have I~I 11· those were made by two per boring, especially when they're L 760 1 after booting 19 of 25 Tomorrow: An early preview ing in a 12-sports meeting. Reading from a written press Astros ~ Expos 0 of-13 games, ruined Moore's cent of the country's kickers - against you," explained attempts. 01 the Howlteyes' Ql1nuol pre· Earlier this year Ordia had shutout bid in the eighth when statement that was released assured the organizers of the HOUSTON (UPI) - Joe namely Texas' Russe1\ Baylor's Grant Teaff, and he But, as the majority of the season optlml8m. Craig Kusick's sacrifice Oy simultaneously in Lagos, the Commonwealth Games that Niekro hurled a four-hitter and minister accused New Zealand Nigeria would compete in drove in two runs with a single scored Dan Ford, who had opened the inning with triple. of "brazenly pursuing" sports perhaps the most prestigious and double, while Bob Watson a Heinsohn files suit against ex-Boston owner links with South Mrica In multi-sports event outside the BOSTON (UPI) - Tom San Diego job. Heinsohn's a ttorney told a status. Right now I feel like I'm defiance of the anti-apartheid Olympics. Miller Brewing Co. Heinsohn Wednesday flIed a Heinsohn was fired by levin federal judge Wednesday his damned if 1 do and damned If I declaration taken at the Com­ Even Nigerian coaches were goofs federal court suit to stop what last January with 16 months left client should not be forced to don't. I want to entertain good monwealth Conference held in preparing their athletes for the Britain in June , 1977. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) - al to admit 'lntentional defiBoce he said was an effort to force on his Celtic contract. levin has accept Levin's offer. U.S. faith negotiations with Levin." l1~ay competition In Canada. The Miller Brewing Co. is the of orders. him to coach in San Diego In since swapped his Celtic District Court Judge Andrew Fears that Nigeria's action Williams said that Nigeria was the start of a massive proud owner of a film showing And now Miller is in 8 order to collect money owed franchise with John Y. Brown Caffrey gave lawyers for levin levin's attorneys told Caffrey would not take part in any New York Yankees' owner quandry over what to do with him under a $100,000 a year and moved Brown's Buffalo and the NBA until Thursday to their client had every Intention walkout similar to the one at the games which include New Montreal Olympics were not George Steinbrenner firing the not-yet-aired commercial. contract he had signed to coach franchise to San Diego. file briefs. Caffrey said he of honoring Heinsohn's con­ Zealand. "It would be illogical Manager Billy Martin In a "No air time is scheduled at the Boston Celtics. would issue a ruling by Friday. tract. They said to grant a immediately apparent to ob­ now for Nigeria to take part in servers. The president of the dlspute over the greatest at· this time," a Miller spokesman Heinsohn said he was told late "I was never able to find out Heinsohn's suit asked the Heinsohn request to prevent the Commonwealth Games tribute of Lite beer. said Wednesday, referring to Tuesday he had 12 hours to what was coming out his court to clarify his contractual Levin from naming a coach Supreme Council for Sport in when the reasons for withdraw­ /Jrica, Abraham Ordia, was not In the film, the two argue over the Steinbrenner-Martin com­ accept a Uree-year contract In (levin'S) mouth," said Hein­ situation with Levin. The for­ until the mattter Is resolved al from the 1976 Olympics has whether the beer is successful merical. San Diego from owner lrv levin sohn, referring to negotiations mer Celties great said he was would seriously undennlne the present at the conference continued," he said. although he is In Algiers for the because it is "less filling" or He said it was filmed two or possibly forfeit his contract. with levin. "Every time I led to believe he would have to ability of the NBA and the San "New Zealanders travel to because it has "great taste." weeks ago and final editing has But he said he had no Intention forfeit his contract if he Diego franchise to draw up a African Games. South Africa as Individuals and asked him what my legal status was the Supreme Council on And Steinbrenner ends up firing not been completed. of being forced Into taking the rejected Levin 's offer. schedule. It regroup as teams. Nigeria was, he said 'consult your at­ Sport in Mrica that helped Martin. But he said there has been no post. torney.' I signed to coach In "We want to find out If Tom condemns this method of cir­ It was all In fun. decision on whether to air the levin's attorney denied his owes them a duty to get what "There would be a minimum organize the boycott of the 1976 cumventing declarations," he Boston and I have many ties Games. African nations had But another - real - dispute commercial when it is ready. client would not honor Hein­ here. He's trying to take that he's owed," said attorney $2 million operating loss if we added . has led to Martin'S real He said the company is staying sohn's contract if the former Mitchell Benjoys. "We feel he is can't hire a coach," said at­ aMounced 15 hours before the The minister stressed that contract and take me out to San Olympics were due to begin that departure from the Yankees. "open~nded" on whether to use Holy Cross star did not take the Diego. It's a shame." entitled to his $100,000 and then torney Robert Caporale. "And Nigeria's withdrawal Is not a Martin resigned under pres­ the advertising spot. let's see what San Diego of­ the negotiations are proceeding unless New Zealand was barred protest against Canada or the from competing they would pull sure Monday after a heated But advertising experts are fers ." In earnest at this time with Commonwealth. dispute with SteinbreMer over betting the Steinbrenner-MartiP levin's Los Angeles office someone else." out. They carried out their " But the philosophy that threat and 29 countries with­ what Martin claimed was episode will never hit the air· said he was In San Diego and sports and polities should not be slugger Reggie Jackson's refus- waves. "doesn't want to be bothered by drew. mixed is specious and "He is going to be paid. There They were protesting New the press anymore." is no Intention to breach tha t hypocritical. Sports are used as Scoreboard Heinsohn said, "My main Zealand's continuing to play a measure of a country's contract in any fashion," rugby union against South Rams' move stirs dispute concern Is to find out my legal Caporale said. greatness.' ' Mrica. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - again Wednesday. But In June, 1977, the African Therefore, the minister said, Political bitterness over the Los City Councilmen Ernani AIIERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Holmes signs title match nations agreed at Gleneagles, New Zealand encouraged South Angeles Rams' plaMed move Bernardi and Gilbert LindsaY By U"kId Pre. '"I,1'ftIItioM1 .y u.u..r ..._ I.lorMfloolol Scotland, that although they Mrica In its practice of apar­ (NilM ...... 001 lIodoolHl (NiI~1 , ...... ""'h.dod) from the Los Angeles Colisewn introduced a joint motion E...... NEW YORK (UPI) - World the National Football League condemned apartheid they theid. to Anaheim Stadiwn boiled over seeking legal action to flm the II L 1'" . al . ., L 1'<1. GB Rams to drop the words "\..Ill 8oIIon a It ."- PNlDIpIJ\o .,4IJ1f - Boxing Council heavyweight New York Giants and the North Mlhr..... $7 • .III $~ a.aco • ., Jl. I champion Larry Holmes will American Soccer League New Angeles" from their name wbeII IIIItImore 10 0 .III .~ PlIIIboqh t'I., .... defend his title for the first time York Cosmos, would have a the National Football LtagUI Now Yaril P a .112 ,... MantnII t'I M." •,~ initiates mini-Olympics Oolroll II t'I ... II ... u.s. club moves In 1980. Now Yaril .. M .m 12\10 on Sept. 8 at Giants Stadlum In capacity of 70,OOO-plus for Cltveilnd tI II .m II... Sl. LallI and KIng T..... 10 • M.IIt. • II ... \1\10 New Jersey against Italian boxing was predicting COWRADO SPRINGS, Colo. pic sports. could say I feel a certain Rams' owner Carroll ",.,t .,. ., Alfio RIghetti, It was 1earned one of the largest Uve gates In (UPI) - For years and years Kane has been president of amount of trepidation," Kane Rosenbloom Tuesday made till ., L 1'<1. GB ., L Pcl. Gil Wednesday. boxing hiatory. long-awaited announcement Ito,.. CIty M U .IA - Robert J. Kane has told anyone the USOC 16 months and the said Wednesday. "I naturally SIn rr--.. • tI .M- Holmes, who will receive CoIIfornil P t'I JII J II U'- 2 who would listen that what the first thing he did when he took feel responsible for aU this that the Rams were reloca~ OotIInd II II .- CIDt:iINII The Holmes·Righetti bout Loa AIJCdts II d .• I about $1.5 million for the 1~ United States Olympic program office was to announce his plans because I have been so insistent 35 miles south at the home citill T_M__ tl II .474 ....• would precede by a week the UP .tt2 II... SIn DIleo ." ... 12 rounder, will headline a card needed was a huge swnmertime for the festival. The Idea wu that we try It. California Angels baseblll 0\liliiii .. II .tII 14 "Sept. 15 rematch between WBA ClDco II •.«1'1 IJ featuring lightweight champion competition Involving the best met with general Indifference team. Rosenbloom said till "-"'" U .. .«14 11\10 heavyweight champion Leon "I will be greatly relieved Seol\lo • M ... Roberto Duran of Panama amateur athletes thls na tion and a good deal of pessimism. Rams would continue to \:II .,-....1·. I ...... Spinks and Muhanunud Ali In when our first effort Is com­ CIrvt ...... 1 Now nIP! against Alfredo Pitalua of could produce. But Kane persisted and called the Angeles RIP yon. New Orleans' Superdome. KIng pleted. LoS IIIItimIn •• DtIrGII, ..... Colombia and junior light­ Beginning at 8 a.m. MDT slowly the governing bodies of although he joked he ~ CoUI.rnl. .1 ..U" .. b. weight champion Alexis said the Sept. II date wu vir­ 0UIaIId •• CIIltqo, _ tually set but might have to be Thursday, Kane's dream will the Olympic sports began to faU "But deep down 1 know thls decide to rename his .. TGrOIIID .1 ...... alP! Arguello against Erneato changed to accomodate become a reality. In line. The festival has grown will be a success. The people "Carroll's Angels." Sa..... t K.-. Dt)', .. Espana of Venezuela. "It is a tremendous feeling," to 2,100 athletes, the largest who have worked have done "We've cheered them ~ JIooIGII .t Tua, ""'" television. Thu,JdG)', Pro...... PltcfllCrJ The !l.flcial aMouncement of said Kane, president of the such national gathering In the everything they could. We have supported them as the iJ (AU TI .... IDTI the card Is expected to be made The undefeated Holmes, who USOC, "to know that the day history of the country. a marvelous group of athletes." Angeles Rams for CIrvtIIad (ClJdo " II1II Hood 104) .t n .....' ·. , ....w. P\Ic:Ioor, Now Yaril (nc-- .., oad ..... WI, (All rl .... EDrl Thursday by co-promoters Don won the wac Utle on June 9 has finally arrived. With only 10 months planning, years," said Hel~nal'QI PI...... It .. Some of the sports - 2, I pJIL (1iIIIrJ ...) DIleo King and Madison Square with a split decllion over Ken "The people involved In this the event has gotten off the Undsay in a joint stall!llJll'o I T...... (C1uc7 '.') .1 ...... ("-",), 4 p.lll. swimming in particular - could (PorM.1kl M), 1:11 ,.m. New Yn (ao- W) II IIaIIIooI Garden. It is the first venture to Norton In Las Vegas, will be project have done a better job of drawing board and some "but when the Rams 80 (RIdIMI M), .:. not bring top competitors ~ (1IkGntor IN) .t Do\nIt ,.II\. be !let by KIng and the Garden matched at leut in belght by getting it the ground than I must leave the name}.ll off members of the USOC even go becauae of conflicts In schedu­ (liltma ~), • P.lll. since their recently signed the 8-footA Righetti. Righetti II thouaht they could." so far as to say tha t In a decade Angeles behind them." ...Ioa (1'\lIIt ,~) .1 ,... (1Io1IIck I­ ling. Kane hopes those confliclll ,), .:. p.m. alliance and the first fight show slower and more defense­ the mlnl'()lympics will become The motion wu sent to til The firs t Na tiona I Spor ts will be eliminated in future Slow. (1iIIIdIIII 1-11) II x- CIIJ ever In Glanlll Stadlum. oriented than the jabbing Festival officially opened bigger than the Super Bowl. councU Recreation and PrI' (GIr. 14), . :. p.m. years. 0UIaIId (J...... 7-4) .t .a.aco KIng said he Is negotiating Holmes but the Italian police­ Wednesday night with a civic There is also a chance It could Committee. It asks thlt !be ~ \Kn_ 1-4), .:. p.lll. with NBC for a possible naUonal man gave Sp\nka considerable ceremony In a public park. And fiop and Kane is admittedly The thing the festival could attorney report to the CIIiI1nII (.,. W) .1 IiIII1rIIMI (caldwell JU), . :. p.m. telecast of the Holmes-Righetti trouble lut year before dr0p­ the four day competition begins itchy over the outcome of his use the mOlt - Uve television wIIa t legal action can be bout. Glanlll Stadium, home of ping a close 10-r0und deciIIon. Thuraday morning in 25 OIym- inaugural effort. "I ~eu you coverage - II also mIaaIng. force the name cbIn8e,