n 8 III SUII a dime · 1980 Sludent Publications Inc. Iowa City'S Morning Newspaper Friday, June 20. 1980 t e c Regents okay Law Center • budget plan By WILLIAM NICHOLS " It's a different but Interesting Staff Wol.r design ," said Regent Arthur Nell. "I like the concept of solar beating." The state Board of Regents Thursday approved an $18.5 million preliminary In a related item , the reg nts ap budget for a new U1 Law Center and a proved a resolution to acquire - by revised budget for the Hawkeye Sports legal means If nece ry - a house ow Arena , ned by Nick and Genevieve Lutgen on the site of the proposed law school Architect GUMar Blrkerts of Bir mingham , Mich . presented slides of The regents approved a $23 million schematic plans and artists' concep revised budget for the new Hawkeye tions of the new UI Law Center. Sports ,Arena . said. all nice The current UI Law Bulldlng has in THE REVI ED BUDGET is $1 adequate library space and not enough million Ie than the preliminary conference room , said College of Law budget because state funds for the Dean N. WIIllam Hines. Hines said the arena road have been deferred. Ran American Bar A sociation commented dall Bezanson, UI vice president for after a 1977 accreditation inspecl10n finance, said that he did not know when that " they could not think of a com the state would allocate fund for the parably highly-regarded program in roads. the country that was nearly so badly If funds are obtained from th state housed ." legislature, a road wHl be built to con The new law facility , scheduled to be nect the arena, areas on the we t side built in the Varsity Heights area, will of the UI and the hospItal complex with be half-cylindrical in shape with three Highways 6 and 218 United Pr... International noors above ground and two beloW, The arena is slated for completion in !I This one did it Birkerts said, lime for the 1982 basketball ason . Aller .11 the Aman. VIP excitement, It ..ema like everyone goe. In for the ThomptOn 0' Toco, Tella, appear. thrilled holding the ball with which he hit. RICHARD GIBSON, Ul director of And, re ponding to Thursday's an I'1IIt - IOmetlmet with ,peelal etfectlon for the equipment. Rocky hole-In-one Thul'ld., during the 'Ir,t round of the Canedlan Open. the Facilities Planning, told the nouncement by state comptroller regents that the UI is "in the proce of Ronald MOSher that slate agencies examining the practicality of solar may have to cut their 1980-81 budget.5 heating" using the building's tOO-ya rd by up to 4 percent, Ul President south wall. The study results are due In Willard Boyd said Thursday the U1 'Repairs block Gilbert St. stores August. " has almost no flexibility in the budget" and will be " very hard He said giving the building a solar ByJODI PARK roadwork began Monday. ' ber) at 1225 S. Gilbert St., where the on the duration of the construction pro pressed" if forced to make more cuts. Staff Writer "I think it's probably hurt everybody customer count has dropped by one ject. heating capacity would cost an ad ditional $35(1 ,000. down here," Vidal said, "I glless we're half since the intersection closed. Assistant City Engineer Frank Far "WE MAKE TilE best possible Some merchants near the Gilbert pretty lucky that It's only SO percent." . Manager Charles Luedtka said the mer aid Thur day the arell of GIbson said con trucUon of the iaw budget we can with ex eechngly , Street realignment project are suffer timing of the street closing was par Highland Avenue, Gilbert Street and facility probably will not begin for at limited funds and lhen face the ing a decrease in business due to the VIDAL SAID many of his regular ticularly bad because the new 3rd Street should be re-opened July 7, iea t 18 months. traffic diversion in that area. customers are still coming to his sta hardware business is in the process of "barring bad weather." See Regent., page 3 Although businesses in the south tion via alternative routes, but he said establishing its clientele, Dave Stett, manager of Best Rental Gilbert Street area are still accessible, that other potential customers "just go at t210 S. Gilbert St., said he has not several merchants say that the closing a different way and stop on Rive.rside "WE WERE JUST getting to be noticed a significant drop in busine s, Felton named new dean of known around town and now this hap the Highland Avenue-Gilbert Street or somewhere else for their gas." but he noted an increase in complaints. i intersection - a major traffic Business is also down at the Highland pens," Luedtka said , "I'm just glad it thoroughfare to many of the businesses Avenue DX at 1310 S. Gilbert St. where didn't happen a month ago at the height "A lot of people are bitching about it , along Gilbert Street - is discouraging access is currently limited to one lane. of the garden supply buying, " he said. and trying to avoid that intersection - of UI College of Nursing customers from shopping there. Co-manager Frances Lewis said the Business has also dipped somewhat I know I am," Stett said. Leonard Vidal, manager of Sav-Mor amount of customers has "slowed at the Gilbert Street Tap, a bar located Farmer said that his office had not By CRAIG GEMOULES teristics you'd look for in a dean ." Felton'S appointment will end the Deep Rock at 1104 S, Gilbert, said down noticably." at 1134 S. Gilbert St., according to bar received "any complaints to speak of" Slaff Wrlt.r tender Todd Skay. He predicted that it concerning construction in the Gilbert nine month national search thal began Thursday that his business has dropped Another hard-hit business is Iowa The U1 College of Nursing will have a more than 50 percent since the Ace Hardware (formerly Iowa Lum- may continue to decrease, depending Street area , after former dean Evelyn Barritt new dean in March, after the state resigned last fall . UI administrators Board of Regents Thursday approved had encouraged Barritt to step down. the appointment of Geraldine Felton, Barritt has since filed a lawsuit dean an~ professor of nursing at against eight faculty members, who Oakland University in Rochester, she said held secret meetings to "dump Stay in line 'The Empire' is here Mich. the dean ." Felton will assume her poSition at By T,JOHNSON imitating their older brothers and the record set by Star Wars could Wars saw it six times. And it seems Barritt is now dean of nursing at the SfattWrller sisters waiting in line for rock con easily be broken by September. like everyone saw Star Wars . the Ul March I, 1981 at an aMual University of MIami, Florida. certs. There were about 100 people In line salary of $53,000. Felton was a nursing supervisor and Thursday morning there were tnree Tbt Empire Strikes Bacll is, in case THE STAR WARS Empire is a kid for the 4 o'clock show, Most of them Reached at Oakland Univer ity, professor while serving in the U.S. 1little kids camped out in front of the there is someone somewhere who show for adults, or maybe a big-budget were young adults, older than most of Felton said, "Obviously I'm delighted, Army. She held the position for 20 Englert Theater, Tbey were hunched doesn't know, the sequel to Star Wars , real-people cartoon. It began on film the hard-<:ore Star Wars freaks . otherwise, I wouldn 't have accepted years. up against the wall with thermoses full the most profitable motion picture of and continues in toy shops and on "I don't know, I guess I just feel Uke the position." of - what is it that kids who are too all time (it cost $10,5 million and has promotional placemats, and it seems I ought to see it." said one. She has also served on the faculty at Felton said she accepted the position the University of Hawail , Georgetown Young to drink coffee keep in ther grossed, to date, over $400 million), If to have struck a nerve . Whatever com "Afternoon, " said another, "that's Thursday morning , moses? - hot chocolate,' maybe, . the early returns are any indication, plicated terms one applies to this the tOOe to see it. If you try to get in at University and Wayne Slate Univer Sue Rosner, acting dean of the sity. They were wai ting to get into the Empire will surpass Star Wars in no phenomenon, these movies are loved. night, forget it. " College of Nursing, said, "Isn't it very first Iowa City showing of The time, In its Ilrst few weeks at only 26 "It's great," commented one 12- The third chapter of the Star Wan great? Everyone is extremely pleased. Prior to taking the job at Oakland, Empire Strikes Back, They had gotten theaters across the country, Empire year-old fan . "I saw Star Wars six saga goes into production next J8I)uary She's a very strong person for the posi Felton was deputy director of the there unnecessarily early, but ap grossed $33 million. It opens this week times, " and is slated for release in May of 1982. tion. Walter Reed Army Institute of peared to be having a grand old time at a few hundred more theaters, and It seems as if everyone who saw Star The line forms to the right. "She has all the personal charac- Research, Division of Nursing . Carter launches European trip Il--In_s_ide_---..JI House sets BEOG cut
More Hitchcock at $50 across-the-bOard te give ~. boost to NATO alliance Michael Kane reviews Alfred Hitchcock's 1945 film Spellbouud, By LISA GARRETT ing the largest possible grant will not ROME (UPI) - President Carter West German Chancellor Helmut Pope Paulll, Carter flies to Venice for SI." Writer which will be telecast tonight ..... page 5 be cut. began an eight-ilay, five-nation Euro Schmidt will not break ranks. the seven-nation economic summit, Ilean trip Thursday that he hopes will then visits Yugoslavia, Spain and Por The U.S. House approved a $SO A LETTER explaining the formula " !bore up a beleaguered NATO aUiance THERE HAD BEEN concern in tugal before returning to Wa shington across-the-board cut for each student for the proportional BEOG cuts was and boost his sagging political fortunes Washington Schmidt might strike a June 26. And Union 'Pac. receiving a federal Basic Educational Executives of two student groups are mailed to financial aid directors by the in the United States, deal with Soviet leader Leonid Opportunity Grant Thursday. Deparbnent of Education ThuJ'Sday, Carter's arrival at Ciamplno Airport Brezhnev when he visits Moscow June During ·the flight, Secretary of State upset that they have not been contaced Edmund Muskie said the RUSSians in The Supplemental Appropriations said Rosemary Beavers of the Office of III1der massive security was low-key 30. about the plans to reallocate space in Afghanistan are "far short of mopping Bill, which wiU cut $140 million from Stude.nt Financial Assistance in and lacking the traditional trappings, the Union ...... page 3 Aboard Air Force One, Carter's chief up. They're still trying to pacify the the grant program, also went to a WaShington. Officials on hand to greet the presiden advisers expresaed confidence Schmidt countryside and even Kabul. Tbey have Senate committee fol' debate Thurs "The Senate has no intention of pass tial party were far outnumbered by will not retreat from the NATO deci Grant to pay for bu ... Italian troopS in bulletproof vests who a sticky military problem. day . The Senate version of the bill ing the $50 cuts," ~vers said. sion to begin deploying 572 medium "The Afghans are very tough , A federal grant will pay for three new carried automatic weapons. would cut the grants proportionately, range nuclear missiles at U.S. bases in resilient fighters." involved in buses to serve the U1 and the Iowa City ~ bill will go to a conference com It was the first time Carter has left baJed on family income. Europe in 1983.· Schmidt recently has guerrilla activity. Tbey've got the area ...... :...... page 3 mittee if the House and Senate ver the White House for an extended period suggested a three-year freeze to begin mountains. My Impression is tbe Until the House and Senate agree, sions differ on a method of administer since Iranian militants seized 53 U.S. East-West talks on limiting new resistance now is greater than during the UI Office of Financial Aids will not ing the cuts, she said. hostages in Tehran in November, alit! \ know how UI students wlll be affected, weapons. the original invasion," The House and Senate are expected his first foreign trip sInce last' sum- SEATS director r.'lgn, said John Kundel, assistant director of Don Schaeffer, director of the Johnson to agree within the next two weeks on 1IIer. Polls at home show his re The two leaders will discuss the Asked how he got along with the Office of Student Financial Aids. election effort may be in trouble In a problem at a private meeting in Venice Zbigniew Brzezinski, the president's County SEATS program for the past the method of cutting the grants, said two years, has resigned ...... page 2 Ken Ruberg, legislative assistant to 1st ~ race with expected GOP nominee Saturday night, at Schmidt's request: national security adviser, Muskie said, Under the Senate method, stadents District Rep. Jiril Leach. Ronald Reagan. "He won't stray off the reservation," "We both have a role to play. I think who are elilible for larger BEOGs Carter, who warned allies before said one U.S. diplomat. "If he does we're playing It In a cooperative way. I would have the smallest reduction in The BEOG is awarded to un lelvin. Washington that the Soviet Josef Strauss (the opposltlon party don't detect any tensions or challenge W.ather their grant this fall and students dergraduate students based on need. tIIreat in Europe should oot be un ~ leader) will be there to pil!t up the in the relationship." Plan on sunny weather and mild tem receiving smaller BEOG. would have Students can receive up to half of the derestlmated and must be handled bloody pieces. " Brzezinski later repeated the same peratures today. And, unless The Em larger cuts in their £rants, said Sam cost of coUege, including tuition, room, Withouf a "reckless confrontation" or words, in a playful mood, when asked pire Strikes Back, highs Saturday will Hunt, a Senate Appropriations Com board and an allowance for personal a return to Cold War, was confident ON SATURDAY, after meeting with the question. be 80 to 85. mittee staff member. Students recelv- expenses. ..1 News/The Daily Iowan Friday, June 20, 1980 -Iowa City, Iowa 2 .,~' ------~------_I
Ricky York's conviction upheld Now-Enell Thurs. Briefly By M. LISA STRATTAN Johnson County District Court Thursday for The I1lOIIt wanted man Staff Wmar a Colorado man arrested by Iowa City EntoJ.m.. l, in WakefK'Jd prBJn police for carrying a concealed .25 caliber Chit wtth JOUr is the Warden. The Iowa Supreme Court Wednesday up ICcwMts I automatic pistol. Tax hikes don't cure friend.. held the second-degree sexual abuse convic The charge stemmed from a March 4, Timothy Dean Ostrom, 21, of Aurora, tion of Ricky Lee York - a former ill stu 1979 incident in which a 29-year-old Iowa Robert Ke<1tordl Social Security woes Colorado, was apprehended at the Satin 121 Iowa Avenu' . dent from Chicago who was sentenced to 25 City woman contended that she was sex Doll Massage Parlor at 505 Ernest Street WASHINGTON (UPI) - Recent hikes in years in prison June 23, 1979. ually and physically abused by York while Thursday at 1:25 a.m. "B~UBAKER" payroll taxes have not cured Social Security's York's attorney argued that the defen walking near the former Maid Rite The arresting officers said in their com· financial problems, according to its annual dant was involuntarily intoxicated at the Restaurant at 630 Iowa Ave. plaint that they received a call from the ______report. time of the incident, and had no recollection parlor that a man was there with a pistol. The program is running at a loss, and the of it. YORK WAS arrested March 6, 1979 , and Ostrom told the officers that he was ______Weekdays 4:00- trust fund used to make up the difference will However, in the opinion written by Iowa charged with second-degree sexual abuse in carrying a pistol after he was stopped by ...... ~piI!I. 6:30-9:00 dry up late next year. Supreme Court Justice Clay LeGrand, the cOMection with the incident. police as he left the establishment, ac· Sat. & Sun. 1:30- An overall deficit can be avoided if Congress court held that it was "unneccessary to He later filed a notice of an insanity or cording to the complaint. ~ 4:00-6:30-9:00 approves transferring money to the Old Age reach the issue of whether the defense of in diminished responsibility defense and re r-.--...... The loaded gun was tucked under Os Survivors Insurance program from surpluses voluntary intoxication should be treated quested a psychiatric examination, con trom's belt and was concealed by his shirt, in Disability Insurance and Medicare similarly to voluntary intoxication because tending that he was unknowingly drugged. according to court records. programs. the trial court found that the defendant was Ostrom is being held in Johnson County Changes made in 1977 Imposing payroll tax not intoxicated" at the time of the incident. A June 26 preliminary hearing was set in Jail on $1000 bond. hikes were to cure the system's financial ills, but they failed ~ause of unexpected infla tion. The ign County director of SEATS reSigns Mill Restaurant Carter ignores NRC, By ROY POSTEL said the next SEATS , direetor's salary would Open at 4:00 pm Sundays sends India nuke fuel Staff Writer probably be less. (& the rest 01 the week tool) 120 E. Burlington WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter Johnson County SEATS Director Don Schaeffer IN OTHER ACTION the board unanimously ap authorized export of 38 tons of nuclear fuel to has resigned from that position effective July 12. proved a recommendation from Johnson County Am India Thursday, igniting a confrontation with In a letter of reSignation submitted to the Johnson bulance Service Director Michael Deeds es 01 CLASSIFIEDS Congress over forel.&!! policy and the national County Board of Supervisors Thursday, Schaeffer tablishing the county~ minimum training standard resolve to keep atomic weapons from said he will continue as the program's' coordinator of at least 420 training hours for full-time ambulance HELD OVER spreadirlg. until July 12 to assure "an orderly transition of the employees to be -certified as a Class 2 emergency ,.. . .., ENDS THURS. ~- SEATS program for the next coordinator." Carter, who previously was firmly against medical technician. 1: 30-4:00-6:30-9:00 Schaeffer - who the past two years has directed nuclear proliferation, overruled the Nuclear Deeds also recommended 120 training hours as the Sneak preview of Regulatory Commission. the county's transportation program to assist elderly minimum standard for the county's part-time am· GADE'S The NRC last month refused to license the and handicapped persons - said he is "being 'AII'JIII.. F~iII' HJp' bulance employees to be certified as Class A techni a hilarious comedy shipments because India has refused to accept seriously considered for two different positions. I cians. interna tional scrutiny of its civilian nuclear shall soon be making a decision on that matter." He Double come as late as 6:30 and program, a step required under the 1978 described his term as "interesting and enjoyable." The higher standards mean that two current full see both for the price Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act. Schaeffer's salary was scheduled to increase from time employees, certified as EMT-A, will have one Bubble of one on Friday only In 1974, India detonated what it termed a $14,500 to $16,530 in fiscal 1981. Johnson County year to earn the new classification to keep their full "peaceful nuclear explosion" with materials Board of Supervisors Chairman Harold Donnelly time status, Deeds said. 4:30 • 6 apparently diverted from past exports of U.S. Everyday nuclear materials...... Panel to give advice for Melrose Weekdays 5:30-7:30. NOW SHOWING Gunmen hit embassy~ -"- 9:30 TIll By JODI PARK closed to through traffic is not an option for the sub Sat.-Sun. 1 :30-3:30 ....WARI'MGA Stsff Writer committee's consideration, under the council 5:30-7:30-9:30 • are killed by Iraqis guidelines. CONTINUU BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) '- Unidentified A special city subcommittee will present six IN HIS REPORT to the commission, subcommit {t~OOVER gunmen burst into the British Embassy in recommendations to the city's Planning and Zoning tee chairman John Kammermeyer said the subcom /WH~SE ('~e Baghdad Thursday on the eve of Iraq's first Commission next week designed to prohibit traffic mittee tentatively recommends that the council: MAin t.lWd.~ elections in 22 years but were shot and kill¢ from using Melrose Court as a shortcut to the west -Reject a city engineering staff recommendation DRIVE-IN THEATREi by crack government security forces who stor UI campus, the · subcommittee's . c.hairman said that Melrose Court be widened to accommodate the Pi scover Tom', Thursday. ',. previous high traffic counts ; OPEN 8:30 med in less than an hour la ter, Iraqi SHOW 9:15 authorities said. . The Melrose Corridor Committee, which voted on -Improve sidewalks on the west side of Melrose Seafood SkUIet The gunmen, described only as "criminals," the recommendations last week, was appointed by Court at city expense to ensure pedestrian safety; sc.nIcd ptpinCJ hc,t fired several shots and threw two hand the Iowa City Council to study traf£ic problems in the -Rebank the curve on Melrose Court at Brookland grenades without injuring any of the em Melrose corridor area and recommend solutions Park ; at 't0Ul' _"I~ . bassy's British and Iraqi employees, the state before the council re-opens Melrose Court to through -Install a four-way stop sign at the Melrose Court GeM GMlA/41d- Shows 1:30 owned Iraqi news agt:ncy said . They held no traffic. Brookland Park Drive intersection ; pi4U\O hostages and there was no indication they The council, by a 4-3 vote , closed the south end of -Prohibit right turns from Myrtle Avenue onto 4:00-6:30-9:00 '7·11 r,.i&' S&tfWfIin9 Child made any demands . Melrose Court in May 1979 after residents com· Melrose Court and prohibit left turns from Melrose ~:~~~I~I Adm. 1.55 plained that the street was too narrow to handle the Court onto Myrtle Avenue ; '~~-5331 Co-Feature Adult 3.00 All times Iraqi security forces moved in after getting "G REASE" the approval of the British ambassador, the estimated 3,000 vehicles per day that were using the -Lower the speed limit on Melrose Court from 25 passes suspended agency said. street. mph to 15 mph . This action would require a change in It said three gunmen were involved but in The council position reversed to a 4-3 split in favor state law, which currently bars cities from setting London, Foreign Office officials said a fourth of re-opening Melrose Court to through traffic after speed limits under 25 mph on residential streets ex gunman surrendere~ to Jraqi police after his Councilor Lawrence Lynch was elected last Novem cept where schools or hospitals are located . collea~es were shot and killed. ber. The council appoil\ted the subcommittee to The subcommittee also reservetl tile . right to add study traffic problems in the Varsity Heights recommendations after the subcommittee reaches Clinton union closes Melrose Court area , but keeping Melrose Court final decisions on traffic flow patterns. j CLINTON (UPI) - One of Iowa's longest and most bitter strikes ended Thursday as the TONIGHT & SATIJRDAY Local 6 of the American Federation of Grain TONIGHT &SATURDAY UVE MUSiC NIGKfLY Millers closed its Clinton offices. "It's a sad day around here," said Mike Kra Cindy Mangsen jnovich, business manager of the union which Tonight - Saturday represented workers for 43 years. "There's a 00 9:30 pm lot of disappointment and definitely some bit PITCHERS terness." $1 Krajnovich said workers at the Clinton Corn 8:30 to 10:00 SUNDAY JAZZ POKER Processing Co. will get another chance to un ionize after the one year legal waiting period The Scott Warner has expired. THe FIELD HOUSE FlAtS The union's executive board decided Wed Quartet nesday night not to challenge the results of last weekend's decertification vote . 6:30 pm Pryor specialist back The Daily Iowan Music Starts at 9 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Comedian Richard 505 E. Burlington Pryor, severely burned and suffering from pneumonia, encountered more difficulty br~athing Thursday so his doctor recalled a pulmonary specialist to the case. "Richard Pryor is in critical condition and BIJOU WEEKEND 1 very, very ill," said Dr. Richard Grossman. "I can't overstress the seriousness of Mr. Pryor's injuries," he said. "With burns this A WOMAN'S DECISION serious, every body organ is affected." Grossman said the 39-year-old entertainer was still suffering from a form of pneumonia , a common complitation to burn cases, and a pulmonary specialist has been recalled to help treat his breathing difficulties. I' 1900
(1977) Bernardo Bertoluccl's (Last Tango in PariS) epic Quoted,. ••. meditation on Italian history Is a tempestuous melodrama Cocaine - some ballplayers grind it up with as ambitious as it was ill fated . Cut to a mere four hours, It Cheerios for breakfast. stili manages to maintain its style and scope. As the power -Montreal Expos pitcher Bill Lee In the of the landed aristocracy is ecllped by the emerging July Issue of High Times. bourgeoiSie, childhood friends Robert De Niro and Gerard , Depardleu grow apart as they grow up, becoming class enemies. The fascist menace Is flamboyantly portrayed by (t977) Krzyutol Zanu,,1 (/IIumln.rlon) 10 prob.bly Poland'l molllmportint modern Donald Sutherland. (243 min.) Color. director. and with thl collaboration 01 POland'l lading IItm ltar. Mala KomorOWlka, hi hll produced a tflnk end dillurlling InvelUgation 01 ttle contllctlllcing contemporary Postscripts. women : work lit. marrlag •• monogamy .... multlpl ••exu.t ralallonahlpo. IOClal commit, Sunday I Monday 7~00 ment VO . porlOnll quell. Zanulli _ not pt'ovlde ...y In'_I. but tie appt'olOhei Events hlllUblectwHh • unlqu. open .... and vulnerability. In Polllh . lti min.) Color. 0., People'. Union wltl have a picniC and dis Friday 7:15 Saturday 9:15 cussion on "Gay Pride: Our heritage, our future" at 4 p.m. In Upper City Park, shelter 5. UI Folk D.nce Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. In the THE WANDERERS Union Lucas Dodge Room. For Information, call PAIWlXJNT "GOI-FOR THE FURY, ~URES 338-2289. ,.... FORCE AND FUN OF (1979) The sharpest gang In the Bronx Is hell-bent on Introduction to A.aertlvtn... Behevlor AtlMOOW. O-" - lOO« Training Will be conducted 9 a.m. to noon Saturday .. enjoying Its last couple of weeks before high sohool at the Women's Resource and Action Center. graduation when the realities of 1983 A'merlca catch up Preregister at 353-6265. wlih them. The Fordham Baldles, led by a behemoth M." Stroh will read her poetry at 8 p.m. Satur called Terror, have other Id .... Phil Kaufman (Invasion day at Jim's Book Store, 610 S. Dubuque. Swtdlth ConveruUon Oroup will mHI .13 p. m.' of the Body Snatch".) h.. combined a fin. cast of un Sunday at Park Place. For Information call ii: known young actors, a t.rrlflc rock';l'roll score, and I 891 !D.1Il.A PARAIOlNT ftTURE 351-2581. , shrewd, sometlm .. raucously funny script to capturl Luthlfln Campue Mlnlltrr will sponsOr' a meal. tnr...... ~· I the twilight period between the apple-pl. attltud81 of fellowship and games at 6 p.m. Sunday In the Up the fifties and the violent activism of the Ilxtl8l. with per Room of Old Brick. MALCOLM McDOWELL· CHRISTINE NOONAN ·RICHARD WARWICK · Student Coalition Agel"'t R.. I .... atlon and the Ken Wahl, John Friedrich, and Linda Manz Uhe girl Drift Will mHt at 7 p.m. Sunday In the Union DAVID m· ROBERT SWANN·oil SHERWIN tiNffiAY ANDERSON narrator In DaY' ot HHven). (113 min.) Color. Michigan Room. """11 Link M~HAEL MEDWIN"LlNDSAY ANDERSON·COLOR .A PARAMOUNT ~CTURE Can you read allignment8 lor a perlon with 1m· Friday 1:15 Saturday 7:15 . Friday 7:00 Saturday 8:30 paired villon? Call Link at 353-5465. Friday 9:00 Saturday 7:00 Ne\VS/The Daily kM'an Friday, June 20, 1980 -Iowa City. Iowa 3 .. ----.Coupon _...... --.. II!!IIi ~----~------~~~~------~•IDILLYBARS Groups: Not told of Union move TACO 13/$1.00 By CRAIG GEMOULES before the end of the second semester. move. , GRANDE I ~~ StlffWrlr" I are Great! ISHAM SAID that the sorority council , BUT SHE said, "I guess I can't say who The executives of two UI student groups which involves "a significant amount of talked to who." 331 E. Market I ./ • are upset because they have not yet been students," is now sponsoring a membership Guy Davis, !Fe treasurer, said, "I was • ~ BUSTER. contacted by student government represen drive. And she said a move might hamper given no formal memo, DO regard what tatives about the tentative relocation of stu the drive. soever. ~.. =- "Where the Tacos are Terrific" I~ Cou:C~ ______2/$1.15 coupon. ______BARS J I dent group offices In the Union . She added, "I just feel kind of in the dark "The officers had not been approacbed at Specials good Friday, Sat~rday George Hiller, Interfraternity Council and I really don't know what's going on." all," he added. president, and Liz Isham, Panhellenic . Dave Arens, CAC president, said that he Davis said, " I get varying answers" Association Council president, said they are had not talked with the greek system group about the reallocation plans. June 20 • 21 ,ngry that they had no input into the plans. members, adding that Panhellenic Council "I can't see any problems with moving to The UI Student Senate and Collegiate and Interfraternity Council members the first floor, but we need as much space 3 taco8 for $1 reg.Ie.ec:h Associa tions Council executi ves were "haven't been contacted to my knowledge." as we have now, minimum," Davis said. responsible for discussing the move with Senate President Bruce Hagemann, who Hiller said the move, which is tentatively Sanchos • Burritos $1.00 each jhe student group members, but Hiller said was also in charge of notifying student slated for mid.July, will interfere with the Reg. $1.20 uch "They have in no way contacted me." groups, is out of town. council's rush week, a membership drive. Hiller is in West Des Moines during the When !old of Hiller and Isham's concerns, "If they don 't give us room , there's going summer. Jean Kendall, director of Union Services to be a lot of problems," he said. "It's just another example of us being and Campus Programs, said, "I don't think Kendall said the Student Activities Board 15 A_lie iJnored by the senate," he said. "It's really that's true." will decide where each offic;e will be getting us upset. " Kendall said the activities' consultants placed, but she added, "Nobody has Hiller said "there was no talk of moving" had been included in meetings about the deSignated at this point who will go where." [1 )hJJJdRJujo 3 Restaurant jt;. . - Grant to give Iowa City, UI new buses lhe Be.t in ' • N THE TWO NEW UI transit buses will The new bionic bus will hold four persons Authentic Mexican Food By SCOTT KILMAN in wheelchairs and six persons who do not SlIffWriler replace two 1963 models - the oldest of the Cam bus fleet , said Michael Finnegan, need wheelchairs, he said. The old bionic Starting May 4 The new bionic bus, which replaced a 1977 associate UI business mapager. bus held six in wheelchairs and six who did ]: model bus June 7, will be joined by another The rest of Cambus fleet arrived in 1977, not use chairs. Open Sundey. 5 pm - 10 pm in a year as part of a $499,172 federal grant he said. Running the bionic bus has resulted in un to Iowa City and the UI. The UI will pay 20 percent of the $324,513 anticipated costs for the ill, because the 14dern • TKO. The grant received through the Urban total cost for the two transit buses and federal grant the 1977 bus was purchased • Enchlled .. Mass Tranportation Act of ~964 will pay 80 bionic bus - about $65 ,000, Finnegan said. under also provided operating funds for the • Tott.d•• • Combln.tlon PilI.. Dilly 4:30 - 6 pI! percent of the price of five buses - three But red tape will delay the arrival of the vehicle, said Finnegan. • Fronterlzo Pt.... ·SIuf1ed Peppers Double Bubble for the UI and two for the city. buses for a year. t.... ·C.,...1 The VI will receive two new transit buses ~ "AT THAT TIME the VI thought there • F•• luring Imported M•• lean ...., Mon • Thurs 7· 9 pm and a bus modified for carrying the han "The process of ordering the buses is a long drawn- 1 - '< ,. 4 IIArts and entertainment/The Daily Iowa~ Friday, June 20, 1980 - Iowa City. Iowa 5 PERSONAL SERVICES 'Spellbound,' 3 get music awards 01 Classifieds 111 Communications Center Douglas Fulton, Alex Lubet and Rodney Rogers have received Clapp Memorial Aws.rds in composition, according to the University of ..IITIIIIGHT "' Preg_Toot suffers from Iowa Foundation. ConfidontlaJ HoIp FuItoD, who is from Des Moines, will be a 7-1 GARDENING AUTOS DOMESTIC RIDE·IlDEB AlAmIEITS teaching assistant in the UI School of Music in IIOt.flIlG by Cettifood AoIf Pr_ FOR REfiT the fall. bllOner. ~ lor .-u.o 100 lor Sale. IIYJ -. pIcfwp lifeless acting chronic _ . In""ncIng ...... at"""'''.Phono 351·711Q 7-30 Lubet, of Evanston, D1, received his doc """ hUmlll growth C ..I The CINr IWUAK: ~ I . I.. opIICIn . I By MICHAEL KANE torate in 1979 from the UI. He is currently Ing. 337.&405. 7-22 becIr_....v.- _OIl ISteff Writer ~ ,_ rent 121D. teaching in the School of Music at the Univer· BICYCLES Doft1_out.CII337_ f-20 sity of Minnesota . PERSONALS HOUSI. WAITED Spellbound is far from the worst film Alfred AUTOS FOUfI I_~ I*1idy Iw- to Hitchcock directed, but it is the most disappointing. Rogers, of Iowa City, is a teaching assistant IltEUGIOT PX·IO. ICkpMd billo. 01_ ...... /dr". ~oo.uP .• in the Schol of Music and plans to complete his "~UGGLlIlG . Qu •• tlonlng . ~ 531 - • MW_ ':_~ .m vw but. _Ion conditioA: til "-d. Cou!>It. bIIIoy and H. Il3OO 351 -5100 1-3 A major commercial success in 1945-46 and still a IIoslI*fng .bout being goy'! Goy •• _ CoI331-115t4 ...... 7.S .. - 2 --... on ...... work on his doctorate in 1981. Peopl.·, Union ou"UdI 1IfOUP...... ---.... do __ IIoIw 'UILIAII, loll OPt""'. I frequent hit at revival houses, it is ofte.n a topic The award is named for the late Philip Wednlsday June 25. Fir.lld, --s.- ,,*,', Scmoinn blkl. 2f1' .IN V_-. __ Col 337'" f-2t DlClroom. ... -. /Jul. -.,y. e among serious film students. This is surprising, Room. 10 S. Gilbo<\. 8 pm. lntorm. """'.-- ~ . IOom- 331-225II. ooItIorKIMatAlon5-211 unlurn,.h.d. IIIO/ July. 10pm 5-20 ;.:...._...:..:..______~"., u.cy $2I01Augu1l35'-17~ 5-23 J Greeley Clapp, long-time head of the School of tJon . 353-7'82. 5-~ I.MTU: . beCause Spellbound, packed with the artistic failures HoopjIaL 1If_' __ 0I_. Music and conductor of the University of Iowa tt71 Triumph TlI·7. low rNIoogo Dill __ untur ...... of Hollywood, exemplifies all that is wrong with YOUIIG mon mld-2O' .. "'1* 1hY. Al e , s." •• r. A ../F ... c.... tt • • _Cd35I ...183_4pm. 5- Symphony Orchestra. would IIkI 10 .- oomo _bIe SnIloI! r""'"G gr-. Iuggego raciI ~ AJC • ....,..,.. ~ ' . $220 ' ~ overcommercia liza tion. oulgoing young I.. In . Wrd. 80, J. 35'-512' aIIo< 8 pm 7-2 337-300" ~boIor.3pm 5- '.DoIIylowon. 7-' MOTORCYCLES ~ 16 fit When he emigrated to the United States, 1111 Toyota CoroIa. 6-1PIId. _ ,..... orNt MPG. S205O/ofte< . I first 4 Hitchcock believed he could be a better filmmaker in ILUI CliO .. ILUI .NIILO .In Honda CS75O. low ~ . ROOMMATE ~'AlLAIl.I ""0 .... ' . 2 bIdroorft. prollCtion only 132.55 monlhly. '0.500 mlln. pwtod conditJon. 45 33f.8O" f-23 ~ _1111 .... """""" al eam Ibis rich, technically proficient country. ije learned n.c •••• ,Y' . 133I'",0"'h. no III CIassifieds _351-"85. 1·28 mpg. I105O Cd 35.-871i11 011.10 1171 Flat .28 _ . 30.000_. WAITED r glane- (only too well) the responsibilities of big budget cIoldt ... no pits. "" /JuI 'out. Col _ UNOIII 307 $100.000 01 1If. In- pm. 5-~ good .h.PI . .... Ing 52500/ wlli 337.1114 7· ' ingon movie-making: ______.1 ___~ ______l lUllnco only 5208 II you QuoI'ly. _to• • Call 33&-On3. on. 8 Phon,3S.-6885 1-28 1174 Hondo C8360. oIecIrlc .taII. pm a.2O a tlldfo!-. pool budno. aoII mudged ~ "So you compromise," he said. "You can't avoid lIuy bar. good concI'llOn. 351-51180 ". .3I.-3397_4pm f-20 sterling it. You do the commercial thing, but you try to do it PERSONAL PERSONAL LOWIIT prlc •• on It.r.o, .Iter 6 om 5-20 1f74 Flal 1:It. ... bllllIY"" "'n. ______CU ..1tH . mtcrorecord..... TV'I, lnlpected. ,.300 3$4·1182 5-20 .1 _ .....m •• to...... fAU: !er1ll 2 bedI_ pwtmen' without lowering your standards. It isn't easy." mlcro .. oIectTonlcs. REPAIRS. ho Former Iowa baakelball play« Ronnl ...... , Inalrucla a group of 2 Hawks hurdle advanced 'hlgh achool aludenla Thurtday a.1M Lute OIeon SporII Camp. 51' into Trial field •c' By HEIDI McNEIL Hassard added. "The people that will Sports Editor be there are the best of the best. " But both have been tested against the Iowa track stars Diane Steinhart and best. Both competed in the Association Chris Davenport are riding on Cloud for Intercollegiate Athletics for Teaching, Nine these days - for good reason . Women national championship~ last On Tuesday, Tracy Sundlun, an season in the 400 hurdles . organizer for the Olympic Tr~als, in· vited Davenport and Steinhart to com DAVENPORT, a freshman last year, recruiting pete in the 400-meter hurdles. The was a national Amateur Athletic Union Trials, to be held in Eugene, Ore., qualifier as' a prep and was nationally begin Saturday. The Iowa women will ranked in Track & Field News. compete in preliminary and semifinal Steinhart, a sophomore, also qualified highlight heats June 27 . Finals will be held June for the AIAW nationals in 1979 in the 28 . hurdles. Iowa Women's Track Coach Jerry Steinhart believes that the Trial in· Hassard said Thursday that Sundlun vitation is "by far" the best thing that prep camp - I ~~~~~:"--"': contacted him two weeks ago about the has ever happened to her during her The Dally lowan/ N. Maxwell H8yne ~ possibility of inviting the pair. Daven track career. port was 16th on Sundlun's list of the "I don't think it has even soaked in By DICK PETERSON year's Iowa basketball squad had at camp, with good competition and good Rosborough said . "A lot of other nation 's top hurdlers. He said then that yet," said the Webster, rowa ', native. Associate Sports Editor tended one of the camps, he said. coaching," he said. camps in the Midwest are competing either the top 16 or top 24 hurdlers "I'm kind of scared, I guess, just think " for the same kids we are. " would be invited. ing about it. I talked to Chris last nigbt . One way to get 350 top high school FOR THE advanced session, invita DEREK JOHNSON of West Des Only 25 to 30 "solid, blue-chippers" "I mentioned Diane 's (Steinhart) about it and we both just hope that we . basketball players into the Field House tions are sent to "as many good Moines said : "The coaches - they attended the Initial camp, Rosborough name and he (Sundlun) said he would don't bomb." is to have Iowa Basketball Coach Lute players as we know," Rosborough said . really get right in with you, they shoot said. About three years ago, 50 to 60 put her on the list and consider both," , Steinhart, who is working as a Sum Olson invite them. Then promise that "It's really not by invitation - quote, with you." . "solid, Division I players" attended, Hassard said. "The people invited mer Sports School counselor, said she Ronnie Lester will make an ap unquote - since we'll let any number The,20 coaches in this week's session including Indiana 's !slab ThOmas and were based strictly on their top time." has been conditioning with Elaine pearance. of players in ." Players from come from high schools and colleges Iowa's Greg Boyle. Carr, the assistant women 's track This week, 350 high school juniors throughout the Midwest attend. across the nation, Rosborough said. "This year, there are six or seven SUNDLUN decided on 24 entries. coach. Davenport is living at home in and seniors participated in the advan Three other basketball camp ses Camp Coach Bob Hambric said the kids (at the camp) we 're interested in Davenport was 16th on the final list and Marion, Iowa , and has been working ced session of the Lute Olson Basket sions are held during the summer. One camp was a learning experience for the recruiting," Rosborough said . Steinhart 17th, Hassard said. out on her own. ball Camp. The camp was held in con was held last week and the other two coaches and the players. "Out of the 350 (at the camp ), 150 This is tbe first time the 400 hurdles junction with the Summer Sports will be conducted in the next two "It broadens my horizons about the wi II pro b ably qua I ify for will be included in the Olympic Trials. "THE COMPETITION will probably School program. weeks . . game ," the Chicago Simeon coach scholarships," he said. Efforts are under way to make the hur- be pretty much the same as at "We have an image problem," said The program is five years old, with said. "Every time I come here, I learn Tbe highlight of Thursday 's session dies a regular Olympic event in 1984. nationals," Steinhart said. "But the at Jim Rosborough, camp director and an more than 1,300 students taking part something." was a basketball demonstration by "I think it will be a tremendous op mosphere will 'be a lot more different Iowa assistant basketball coach. To this summer. The camp is a money Hambric said the camp helps the Iowa players Lester, William portunity for these two," Hassard said. and more exciting." improve Iowa 's image, the basketball making venture for Olson, Rosborough players hone their skills, and said it is a Mayfield, Boyle, Tom Norman and "I think it will help bring up their own Steinhart said she doesn't believe the camp allows potential recruits to visit said. Olson pays rental on the Field "cultural exchange" for them . Dick Peth. , self esteem. Olympic boycott affects her . the campus and mingle with Iowa House and on the dormitories where "You meet a lot of people ," admitted After the demonstration, Lester "It should make them view them- "It doesn't really bother me that I coaches and players, he explained. the coaches and players stay, and pays Bob Kintzel of Clarence, Iowa . "And fielded questions from the aspiring selves differently in their own minds wouldn 't be able to go ' to the Olym. "This gives us the chance to meet the for boarding the players. you play against pretty tough people. " basketball players. and make them think a little differen pics," she explained . "I probably kids," Rosborough said. "That might Wayne Dotson, a sophomore from The <:amp's All-Star game is slated tty about their own competitiveness. wouldn't have gone on from the Trials give us some better chances to Gary, Ind ., is attending Olson's camp BUT THE " tough " people are for 9 a.m. today in the Field House. " And it will also be a great chance to anyway. I'm just happy to be going to recruit. " About 85 percent of last for the second year. "It's a pretty good becomin~ harder to come by , The contest is open to the public. rub elbows with some great athletes," the Trials at all." Sportsbriefs L-______~------~II SCoreboard AMERI CAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Moaey Le.,. a decad'e before voluntarily giving up his title to lion of the site - will be ope'ned in about two weeks . B)' Uliited Pre" Inlt.ruUoul 8y UoJI Immigration Lawyer Stanley A. Krieger St. Paul Lutheran 418 Aquila Court Bldg. 16th & Howard 5t. Omaha. Nebraska 68 I 02 Chapel & 402·346-2266 Daily Mass at 11:30 am Member. As sociation ot . 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