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PAGE 10 MONDAY, JUNE 14, 2004 SINCE 1868 50¢ Radicals target U.S. contractors in Saudi Arabia BY CRAIG WHITLOCK Abu Ghraib AND RENAE MERLE prison outside WASHHlTOO POST of Baghdad and the Guan LONDON - The three t~namo Bay Americans killed or kidnapped detention by Islamic radicals in Saudi facility in Arabia in the past week were Cuba_ likely selected as targets many Although days or weeks in advance and Johnson Johnson was singled out because of their Iddnapped employed by work as military contractors, Lockheed Mar U.S. and Saudi officials said on tin, the telephone number on his Sunday. business card indicated that he Authorities continued to worked at the Riyadh headquar search for the kidnapped Amer ters ofAdvanced Electronics Co., ican, Paul M. Johnson Jr., 55, a Saudi technology firm that an employee of Bethesda, Md. manages a number of defense based Lockheed Martin Corp., contracts for the Saudi govern whose family reported on June ment. 12 that he had vanished in Advanced Electronics was Riyadh, the Saudi capital. the employer of American Ken A group calling itself AI neth Scroggs, who was gunned Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula down by three assailants as he issued a statement on June 12 pulled into the garage of his saying it had captured John Riyadh home on June 12, Daily son and would treat him in the Saudi officials said. Nedra Johnson plays at the Mill Sunday night as part of the Gay PrIde Festival and Gay Pride Mon1h . The show's proceeds, along with a silent same way that U.S. troops treated Iraqi detainees in the Sa IAIIIII, PAGE 3 auction held al the Mill, will support the 2OD4loW3 Women 's Music Festival, which will be held Sept. 18. r Police union takes !' Out of the closet &into the Pride Iowa City to court .( BY LINDSEY IGNACE the parade as we walked Month, and since 1969, gay, adding that the festival pro THE DAlLYIOWAN through." lesbian, bisexual, and trans motes visibiHty of gay families He estimated that 900 peo gender communities through and equal rights. I Techno music blared from ple from allover the Midwest out the world have held Though the Pride Festival in health squabble s peakers next to a stage on participated in the June 12 parades and festivals in recog and Parade was the main June 12 in College Green Park, ( events, which featured musi nition of that. event of Pride Month, Iowa The union alleges that dur where a large crowd gathered BY JESSICA SEVESKA cians, dancers, and speakers. After the parade finished, Pride has events planned ing mediation, the labor organ for Iowa Pride's 20th Gay Pride THE DAlLYIOWAN "Things went really well,' he people continued to gather in throughout June. Singer ization and the city agreed to Parade, part of the Pride Festi.!' said, adding that this year's the park to listen to a variety Nedra johnson performed at The union representing Iowa cap monthly health-insurance val a nd Gay Pride Month in theme is "Together in the of music and speakers, includ the Mill on Sunday night, and City poLice filed a request for a premiums at $40, but now the Iowa City. Name of Pride,· which focuses ing House of Representatives on June 23 there will be a temporary injunction against city is threatening to violate " People of all ages met at the on current issues for the gay, candidate Dave Franker and showing of the film The Iron Iowa City on June 9 in 6th Dis that agreement. City officials park before marching through lesbian, bisexual, and trans Iowa City City Councilor Rege Lady at Public Space One, 6112 trict Court, alleging that the now propose to eliminate the \ downtown, pausing at the gender community. ·We are nia Bailey. Dubuque St. city is planning to deduct more premium cap. intersection of Linn and Wash celebrating diversity in Iowa "I come to this every year," "We want to recognize and pay for health insurance than According to the current the two parties had previously ington Streets to take a City. It represents aU identities she said. "It's one of my honor the people that came labor contract, "The city pays agreed upon. f moment of silence to honor the coming together.' favorites because it is a family the majority of the cost of such before us in Iowa City and Records show the current insurance, but members pay 5 ( victims of AIDS and AIDS Civil unions and basic civil and community event." nation-wide, as well as pursue labor contract between the city related illnesses. rights were among the topics The Pride Festival also had current situations and and the Police Labor Relations per cent per month of the "The parade kicked [the fes discussed, as well as employ vendors and booths with every progress," Hansen said. "We've Organization of Iowa City monthly premium, subject to a tival] off very nicely," said ment, housing, and individual thing from free hair wraps to come a long way but we stilI expires on June 30. The two maximum of $35 per month Chuck Howes, an Iowa Pride rights, said Thny Hansen, a co rainbow stickers. have a way to go yet." parties met with a mediator in during the first six months of co-chalrman and a UI senior. chairman of Iowa Pride. "I love to come to gay pride,' E-mail 0/ reporter U.., "lICe at: February in order to construct "It was nice to see people join June is National Pride said Anne Pollock of Iowa City, lindsey- Ignaceculowaed~ a new labor contract. Sa POIJCE LAWlUn, PAGI: 3 New Brown Deer wows City shows off its glitzy new Public Library Coralville, area golfers BY NICK PETERSEN ~I have one warning to give: Don't TIlE ~LY IOWAN get lost out there,· said Library Director Susan Craig. "I was dusting BY AMY JESSE "The golf was terrific/ he The re-opening of the Iowa City and rearranging furniture when I THE DAllY IOWAN said. "I'll golf here a lot." Public Library on June 12 prompted realized that I didn't have my purse. The new nine holes are laid an emotional Shaner Magalhaes to It took me more than 15 minutes to Assistant golf professional over a stretch of freshly trimmed ft hold up a sign reading "Library Yes find it." Tommy Dee summed up the green located to the north of the that struck up chants from onlookers The bUilding has nearly doubled new Brown Deer Golf Course in br and-new, full-service club impressed with the breadth of the one word: spectacular. house, which also opened June in size. from 47,000 square feet to new city building. 81,276. The size is most notable on The course, 1900 Country Club 12. It in.cludes a banquet hall, '"lb quote pop culture icons Wayne Drive in Coralville, opened under pro shop, and restaurant. the second floor, where a corridor and Garth ofWayne'B World , 'I am not a beating sun on June 12 after UI junior Jason Decker said lined .with 36 bookcases and a refer worthy',~ said Library Board Presi almost two years of construction. Divots, the bar and restaurant ence desk overlook Dubuque Street dent Magal.haes as he stepped to the The ni ne new holes will that overlooks the golf course, is on one end and Linn Street on the side of the podium and bowed with expand the Brown Deer golf a perfect place for university other. both arms outstretched. 'This is a fes course to 18 holes after renova students to hang out because The addition provides growth tions on the "old nine" are com the food is inexpensive but good. tivity; this is a celebration. I am giddy space for collections of books and pleted in August. "College kids will also appre with excitement.· multimedia; many of the bookcases .,n. Tee-times were booked in ciate the great golf course and Patrons filled the 193 seats in the have empty shelves. advance of the June 12 opening, its reasonable prices,· said building's Meeting Room A while the "The increase in the volume of with golfers excited about the Decker, a waiter at Divots. remainder of the audience stood m.aterials it1l be able to handle is a opportunity to try the new holes If the goJrers' words and smiles against the walls, waiting to get their great improvement,· said Iowa City were not enough to prove Brown at Coralville'S only public course. first glimpse of the 23-year-old build resident and donor Bob Libby. He Deer's appeal, the reservations ing's renovation. added that the new self checkout "The place was pa cked all were. By the aftemocIl rJ: JWle 11, 2-3 day," said Steve McLeran, a Sunlight pouring through floor-to stations are intriguing. all theJune 12 tee times Iiun 8 a.m. ceiling windows yet to be equipped Other technology advancements Brown Deer assistant golf pro to 2 p.m. were lxdIed, Dee said. By grounded out with shades made it difficult for include both wireless and Ethernet fessional. He said there was a JUDe 12, n:ot rJ: the l'mIIIiniqr tee similar turnout on Sunday. patrons to see a video about the con connections in addition to perma the times were also l'EIIII!I'IIed. inninB Despite hot, humid weather, The banquet hall also grabbed struction process on a garage-door nent computers, completing the 11 bits, all but the Brown Deer staff got a very sized projection screen. But library updated interior. - ngles. Every people's attention. Sen. Tom po sitive response from the Harkin, D-Iowa, was the first to officials did not let a few missing "The building is a monument to one bit, and golfers, McI..eran said. use the hall, Dee said. He booked touches spoil the fun of showing oft' this com.munity," Mayor Ernie --ollandsworth Larry Hawkins, a Coralville the $18.4 million improvements. I..ehmlUl said. "We will enjoy it, our the hall on June 11 for a recep Mellnl. Pltt .....lVThe Daily towsn resident and golfer, was one of tion, and several others have After the visitors' initial shock at the children will enjoy it, and our grand the first to tee off on the morning reserved the space for weddings. new design wore off, technological fea children will enjoy it." Hul Xu gill I consIructIon wOlbr'l hat for her da'Ohler, of June 12 as the temperature E-mail 01 reporter ., ~ at: tures and increased space competed E-mail Ol reporter llck ...... at: Marprel, after Ihe flnt stilly lime In Iowa City Public was beginning to rise. amy-jesse@uiowa . ~ u for their attention. pelersen_n ~ i l.com Ubl1lry'l new fIcIlHla on Sunday afternoon. s had their outburst ear singled to WEATHER hop left IOLENCE SURGE NDEX ~ithout a play The LA Lakers have a Car bombs in Baghdad claim 13 lives, Arts 5 to first t ~.. Partly cloudy, temper tantrum, and the and an Iraqi Education Ministry Classifieds 8 followed official is assassinated. CHECK US OUT AT Crossword 8 asbot I 81 breezy 40 % Pistons have a ball. Opinions 4 p d4erson didn't '" 1fe chance of rain See story, Page 10 See story, Page 2 WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM 10 ~------~~~------~ Ex erts blame obesity for diabetes Volume 138 Iuue 6 BY SESHU PlSlPAn bottle of oda contained 6.5 and alwa JooIring for a perlring IREMING NEWS • STAFF .. DQ: ()UII(leS, tOOay, BOd bottles con spot as cbe 'We to their ...... (319)~ r.iIIIIIer: tain 20 OUDCell. destinatiaos add to the problem, E-IIIiI:~edu William casey ...... 335-5787 A handful of t-Jth~ pro- ·One plate of pa ta at a lXlDference lecturers said.. Fa:~1a.. f*: restaurant contain five rv "&ercise means to move 00 CORRECTIONS Tony Robinson •••....••.. 33S-5855 ings - th t i way too much." your own. not by m chin ," CaH: 335«130 "Edlin: J.K. Perry ...... ~ aid Ken Gooding, a Cedar aid Rhonda Barr, a phy ical Plilcy: The 0Iiit IowIn strMIS lor 8m Frrilin ...... ~ Rapids re ' dent who attended therapist. "You bave to roo to accuracy and Ialmess in the reporting o,w-f*: the conference. That i. getbetter.- of news. If a report is wrong or astounding." The average person should "* Warsld ...... 335-5863 misleadIng. a request for a eorreetJon .,.,. EdIlDr. o ity Bta.rted ri ing in the exercise 150 minutes per week; ()( a clanflcation may be made. Jason Brummond . .• •.. .•..33S-~ 19708, when com prices reD, failing to do 110 will weaken car· Conti PUIUSHING INFO Alta EIIIttII.... Edllar. Doell said, adding that cheap diovMCUlar health, she said. a The DIlly IOWIII (USPI1U .• , is Beth Hellinger . . .•.....•..~ com has led to an abundance or Proper nutrition and ex rcise published by Student Publications "" Cltllt. high fructoee corn syrup and inex can decrease one's likelihood of Inc ., 111 Communications Center. Beau Elliot ••...••.•...•..33S-SB52 pensive com,fed f and chicken. geUing diabetes. By eliminating Iowa City. Iowa 52242, daily except .,.."" Edillr. As a result., the food market obe ity, 68 percent of diabetes Saturdays. 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Trlplyne Bltle, 22, 2104 Davis SI. Apt. B, was charged Sunday with disor derly conduct. DlVld Bllter. 38, Oskaloosa, Iowa, was charged June 11 with operating while intoxicated. Victoria Beellman. 19, 817 Bowery St., was charged June 11 with disor derly house and charged June 12 with disorderly conduct. Richard Beckwith, 22. 201 N. First Ave. Apt. 406, was charged June 11 with operating while intoxicated. Clfllll Chesnut, 21, 810 Juniper SI., was charged June 11 with fifth· degree theft. Tgdd Cook, 32, 516 E. Fairchild SI. , was charged June 9 with possession of a controlled substance. lisa Curry, 24, 801 Cross Park Ave . ApI. 1D . was charged June 12 with dis orderly house. Kevin Dolan , 23, 201 E. Burlington SI. ApI. 1513, was charged June 11 with urinating In public. Hu ... ln MIlia/Associated Press Johnathan Fountain, 18, 901 Cross Park Ave . Apt. B, was charged April 27 Il1Iql police remove a body from the wreckage 0' a pollee caf that was destroyed when a suicide altaclcef with possession of marijuana and permiHlng gatherings to use controlled detonat d I caf bomb outside the U.S . military camp Cuervo In Baghdad on Sunday. The blast killed 12 substances people and wounded 13, military offlclall said. Adrian Frey. 26. 670 ",\ S. Governor St. , was charged June 12 with public Into~lcation . I ' neBpile a d I red .. d ter The 88 IIsinated Education incr in Iy restricted to life Terrtll Fulwlley, 22, 1010 Highland Ave .. was charged June 11 with assau~ mination to force at· adr to Miniltry official, KamaJ Jarrah, behind concrete barriers and a causing injury. .tand trial on charg that h 63, was respon ible for cultural U.S. security belt, the killings TYson Haskins. 20. 714'h E. Jefferson SI. , was charged June 7 with assault con.pired in a Ii 1I0w cleric', relations with foreign countri have begun t.o descend the offi murd. r, th Iraqi tuite t d· and the United No.tio08. Gun causing Injury. cial hierarchy to lower-ranking lIndsy Heathman, 19, Swisher, Iowa. was charged June 11 with operating r. repeatedly hav lIaid that men shot him a he left for work officials with Ie s protection. while Intoxicated. the IOlution to th a1-Sadr cri i from his hom In th GhazaJiya Iraqi police reported Sunday 1.1 to draw hun into th political district, police said. that Sabri Bayati, a professor Richard Helfrich, 21, Washington, Iowa, was charged June 12 with public proce and that conrrontation Jarrah was the second high who headed the geography intoxication. can I d only to mo bloodshed. rank.in« go'o' mment. prof! 'onal department at Baghdsd Uni Plul Holland, 34, 2401 Highway 6 E. Apt. 4427. was charged June 11 with Th first car bombing, which to be killed by gunfire in the versity, was shot and killed by public intoxication and disorderly conduct. took place in the eastern part of pa t two days. Assassins killed unknown gunmen as he left Andrea Jansa. 19, 201 E. Burlington SI. Apt. 1521 . was charged June 12 th capital as Iraqis driving to Deputy Foreign Minister Ba - the campus. Amer Nayef Hiti, with possession of alcohol under the legal age. work endured a mommg traffic sam Salih Kubba, a career who teaches in the university's Danlsl Ksnnedy, 19, New Hampton. Iowa, was charged June 12 with pub· diplomat, on June 12 as he jam, killed four poticem n and language department, said a lie Intoxication. eight civilians, the U.S. military drove away from bis home on number of professors had .d. WiInealle8 told report.en that the way t.o work. Thomas Kiely, 19, 2538 Sylvan Glen Court, was charged June 10 with oper received written threats f1'om ating while Intoxicated. an Iraqi police patrol tried to stop The killings appear to be unknown people warning them Charln Korch , 18, Davenport, was charged June 12 with possession of the vehicle 8S it 8p d toward aimed at frightening away that if they continued teach Camp Cuervo, but it croeaed the Iraqis who take part in the ing, they would be killed. alcohol under the legal age and presence in a bar establishment after 10 median and det.onated in a auicide U.S.-supported interim gov In Baqubah, 35 mites to the p.m. attack, demolishing the polioo alT. ernment and its institutions, northeast, the dean of Diyala Anthony Melrldy. 24. 1619 California Ave .• was charged June 11 with The eeoond lxlrnOOlg, later in the particularly t.he police and University, Khosbam AHa, assault-domestic abuse. day near the northern IIUburb of armed forces but alllO universi escaped injury when gunmen Richard Meek, 27, Ainsworth. Iowa, was charged June 12 with operating Tliji, IriJled one U.S. IlOldi r and ty officials. With government shot st his car ss he went to while intoxicated and driving while barred . ~ two, spOOsnen reported. ministers and senior officials work. Michael Muldoon, 26, Berkley. Mich .• was charged June 12 with urinating in public. Anthony Mwlnlll, 24. 801 Cross Park Ave. Apt. 1D , was charged June 12 with disorderly house and disorderly conduct. Neighbors pitch in after tornado destroys farm Christopher Parsley, 29, Cedar Rapids, was charged Sunday with driving with a suspended license. ASSOCWBl PES home when the tornado hit and it's obviously very true. It won't The Mickelsons, along with Christopher Pierce. 25. Grimes, Iowa, was charged Sunday with public took cover in the basemenl be the same." other families who sustained OTHO, Iowa - Friends and intoxication. Th family returned on June The inside of the house is OK damage from the latest batch neighbors W re helping one Ellzlbeth Sluers, 20 , laGrange, III., was charged June 12 with possession 12 t.o 6nd what their insurance- - all the windows are shattered of funnel clouds, are eligible to family clean up after a t.omado of alcohol under the legal age. company representative but the glass i cleaned up DOW, register for federal disaster d yed their rarm near this K1mllerly Scolt, 32. 1926 Broadway Apt. E, was charged June 11 with dis described as a ·disaster.~ he said. He added that the foun assistance. northern Iowa on June 11. orderly house and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. t.own "You know, the funny thing dation on the house had shifted. -It's devastating reaJly, and Dozenll of people worked Jennifer TomlSh, 29, 421 N. Lucas St.. was charged June 11 with operat is," Jacob Mickelson said, "My truck still runs but the reaJly hard for the folks who ac:roea the street in the milee rK Ing while intoxicated. ~fore we left, mom jokingly front is all crushed in, 110 I don't live here; said Capt. Mark field that. had become 6lled with laid to dad, 'Don't make a m know what do with that.,· he Nance of the Salvation Army Brandon Webster, 18, 15 Amber lane. was charged June 11 with fifth pieces of the Mick.ellOn family rn while were gone ...• said. 'The horse trailer is still Emergency Disaster Unit, degree theft. farm. Children and adu1u came "My dad told me on the phone missing, only one tire of it was which helped clean up the Keyln Wilson, 22, Coralville, was charged Sunday with disorderly conduct out of the field IIplattered with that it was all pretty much found in the ditch. ... There were home June 11 and June 12. and public intoxication. mud from head to toe. dettroyed, and I thought 'Oh, a lot ofbrancbes in the creek, and "l1's going to take them a while Aile. lIbner, 36, 324 N. Gilbert St. , was charged June 11 with assault They helped clean the insula you're lying: But getting back there was a grain bin in there.· to rebuild." tion, dirt. and glau that had domestic abuse. been ecattered inside the home. Outside, neighbors' tractorll, He could be 1IIftaSOIIIbIe at times ---. four-Wheelers, ha, wagons, backhoea, and other equipment picked up treea and sheet metal IIC8ttered in the fields. You can't date -J W88 reaUy glad aU theee people came to help," said the Mick.elllOn'lI IOn. Jacob Mick.el- 100. "l was really 1IW'pri.sed to see 110 many." until you're 40 Hill mother agreed. "It'l terrible," Cathy Mickel 'l11li r.bcr'. DIJ tW hIID for .... tryq son said. -But we've had so eo proIeCI'" And tW lila for much help.... I've never aeen 10 ...dII CI bdnt IIICft ,....-Ne many nice people in my life. And there's a ton of people here I don't even know." HERTED Most of the family spent. June 351-1501 11 at their grandparenta' houae &STOCKGR in Minnesota. The father, David Mickelson, was the only ODe at The Daily Iowan· Iowa City, Iowa· Monday. June 14, 2004 - 8 NE S Radicals pledge to Police union, Iowa City
· .•.335-5787 fight over health care
..... 33$-5855 POLICE LAWSUIT records, Lt. David Gonzalez, The police union is also claim· ..... 33S-6063 'Abu Ghraib' American the current president of the ing in the suit that members ..... 33S-6063 Conlinued from Page 1 police union, said the union will suffer "irreparable il\iury, a accepted the contract. "with the · .•• .335-5863 Middle East. The statement enables the helicopter's pilots to violation of contract, statutory, understanding our member's SAUDI indicated Scroggs also advised fly at low altitudes in the dark fiscal year 2004 and $40 per medical insurance payments and constitutional rights," ...... 335-5848 Continued from Page 1 the Saudi government on the and in bad weather. month during the second six as provided under the 2003· through the loss of salary if use of Apaches. Lockheed Martin, the months of the fiscal year.- contract, i.e., a maximum ..... ~ Advanced Electronics, located Pentagon's largest contractor, Assistant City Manager Dale 2004 thel'C is no cap on deductions. A third American was fatally payment per member of $40 near King Khalid International began evacuating employees' Helling said the city has not yet The union is requesting that shot in his Riyadh home on per month would not be ...... 335-5852 Airport outside Riyadh, was dependents from Saudi Arabia responded, but it does not agree the court is ue a temporary Tuesday after leaving the changed." awarded a five-year, $10 million in mid·April after the State with the police-union assertions. injunction ordering the city to ...... 335-5855 Riyadh office ofVmneU Corp., a The city reportedly urged the After the contract was U.S. Army contract. in 1999 for Department issued a strongly maintain a health· insurance Fairfax, Va.-based subsidiary of repair work on Apache systems. police union to change the cur accepted by both parties, the ...... 335-6063 worded warning urging Ameri policy that includes a maxi Northrop Grumman Inc. Robert The program was scheduled to cans to leave the country. rent health-insurance provision city notified employees that 5 Jacobs, 62, worked for Vinnell in the new labor contract, but percent of member's pay will be mum monthly payment, a ...... 335-5852 expire in March, according to a The company declined to dis on a project to train the Saudi contract announcement issued close how many of its employees the mediator rejected the city's deducted as of July I, without previously offered in the cur National Guard. Seven Vinnell request and recommended that the maximum payment that · ....335-5829 at the time. were stationed in Saudi Arabia rent labor contrad. personnel were killed in May the contract continue with the was agreed upon during medi It was unclear whether Scroggs or what security measures were A hearing for the temporary 2003 in a suicide bombing of a current heaIth-care policy. ation, records show. ...•..335-5786 had been involved in Apache being provided to them. "As iIljunctioo is scheduled for June 23. residential compound for West work. courageous and brave as they These recommendations Helling said the new monthly E·mall 01 reporter ....CI ...... at. ...•..335-5794 erners in Riyadh. Executives at the firm are, they go over there as volun were accepted by the union and premium would be changed to Sunday, the U.S. Embassy in declined to be interviewed teers: said 'Ibm Jurkowsky, a the city, but according to court $42.94. jesslca-seveskaCulowa edu · .•. .335-5784 Riyadh warned Americans in Sunday, but they released a Lockheed spokesman. "Security the kingdom to pay close atten· statement confirming a U.S. is paramount; we're aware of .....335-5783 tion to their surroundings and employee had been killed "at the warnings, the intelligence to avoid predictable workday the door of his house" in provided by the embassy. We Nuke agency may censure Iran ....335-5789 routines that could make them Riyadh on June 12. The firm take nace sary precautions." easy targets. The embassy ..... 335-5789 did not identify Scroggs by Lockheed also declined to statement said last week's name, but it called him "a very comment on its work in the ASSOCIA1ID PRESS Under pressure since the response if it attacked Iranian attacks on Americans "appear to serious and sincere employee of kingdom, citing security con start of international scrutiny nuclear installations. VIENNA, Austria - Iran have involved extensive plan· the company for over 12 years." cerns. inter a year ago, Iran has suspended "Israel is behind politicizing Lockheed manages mixed public bluster with quiet ning and preparation and were In a statement to its employ uranium enrichment and Iran's program for developing national aircraft depots in diplomacy in a drive to soften likely preceded by extensive stopped building centrifuges, peaceful nuclear technology ees, Lockheed Martin said Saudi Arabia, according to a U.N. criticism for its nuclear pre-attack surveillance." and allowed nuclear agency because of our positive stances Johnson worked in Saudi Ara Securities and Exchange Com program. But on the eve of the In its June 12 statement, the inspections of its nuclear facili regarding many issues in the bia on the Apache program, spe mission filing. Advanced Elec 35-nation International Atomic AI Qaeda·affiliated group said ties without notice. region, including our support cializing in a targeting system tronics has a contract with Energy Agency conference, The draft resolution, written for the oppressed Palestinian Johnson was one offour experts known as Target Acquisition Lockheed to provide electronics diplomats insisted on Sunday by France, Britain, and Ger people," ambassador Moham in Saudi Arabia on the Apache and Designation SiteslPiiot for the F -16 fighter jet, accord that Tehran would be censured. many, urges Iran to halt opera mad Irani said. attack helicopters used by the Night Vision System. Known as ing to Advanced Electronics' The diplomats said Iran tions ofa plant it inaugurated in He claimed that Israel - U.S. military elsewhere in the the "eyes of the Apache," it website. hoped to temper the language March that processes uranium which has never confirmed or of a draft resolution laden with into gas. The demand also calls negative terms for the Islamic denied having nuclear weapons for aborting plans to build a - has often threatened to republic's lack of cooperation heavy water reactor. with a probe by the U .N. strike Iranian nuclear installa But sounding a tough note, tions, "but we don't imagine nuclear watchdog. The draft Iran's Foreign Minister Kamal "deplores" omissions and they would carry out such a tGharrazi insisted the govern foolish act." An Israeli air strike delays by Iran or notes them ment would not give up its with "serious concern: in 1981 destroyed an Iraqi development of the nuclear nuclear reactor near Baghdad The resolution will likely be fuel cycle. Iran says it has before it became operational. presented during a meeting of achieved the full cycle, but it is In Vienna, home to the the nuclear·agency board of not now enriching urani urn. nuclear agency, diplomats rep governors that starts today. "We can't accept such an resenting agency board mem The gathering will review an additional demand, which is agency report that acknowl contrary to our legal and legiti ber countries said they had edges Iran's granting nuclear mate rights," he said Saturday heard that Iran was seeldng a 12 with public agency inspectors access to in Tehran. meeting with France, Ger sites but otherwise gives Kharrazi also condemned many, and Britain to /lave the 11 with assault Tehran low marks in eliminat the draft as "unacceptable draft's language toned down ing coneerM about activities unless changes are made so ahead of Monday's meeting. 7 with assault the United States and its allies that it can be acceptable to all One of the diplomats - who say point to attempts to make parties: like the others spoke on condition nuclear weapoM. In Amman, Jordan, Iran's of anonymity - said that to his Iran denies the charges, ambassador to that country knowledge, no such meeting had insisting that its uranium accused Israel on Sunday of been held in Vienna by late Sun enrichment program - which being behind international day. But another suggested that can be used to make bombs - concerns about Tehran's representatives of the four is geared solely to generating nuclear program and threat nations could have met in another electricity. ened Israel with a "painful" European capital or'Thhran.
WORLD 123 E. Washington Sl hawkeyeden.com 319·339-4500 .--... Christophe EnalAssoclated Press Pakistan captures 10 A voter's hand Is seen as he casts his ballot lor the European Parliament elections In Sarran, Qaeda members southwestern France, on Sunday. From Sweden to Slovakia, Europeans In 19 countries voted lor ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - o the Parliament in the EU 's lirst election since its expansion eastward In May. Pakistani authorities have arrested June 11 with 10 suspected Qaeda members, including a nephew of detained ter 12 with operating Europeans batter pro-war leaders ror mastermind Khal id Shaikh IOWA T·SHIRTS Mohammed, who has been in U.S. 12 with urinating BY ROBERT BARR was a mere 28.7 percent, to Iraq was a key issue in the custody the past year, the Interior minister said Sunday. .ASSOCIATED PR£SS despite enthusiastic showings of June 10 vote, preliminary BUY ONE charged June 12 82 percent and 71 percent results showed gains for leftist The men were arrested over the LONDON - European vot respectively in new members opposition parties. weekend in separate raids in the nday with driving ers punished leaders in Britain, Malta and Cyprus. The European Parliament southem port city of Karachi, Interior Italy, and the Netherlands for Across Europe, the outcome cannot introduce legislation, Minister Faisal Saleh Hayat said . getting involved in Iraq and highlighted anxieties about the but its powers have strength Among them was Masrab Arochi , turned their ire on the war's expanding union, with anti·EU ened dramatically since its first a nephew of former Qaeda No. 3 chief opponents in Germany parties projected to do well in elections in 1979. It has EU Mohammed, who was captured in and France over economic and Britain, Sweden, and even the budget approval and influence March 2003 in a city near the social issues, projections Czech Republic and Poland, for· over legislation on trade, envi Pakistani capital. Arochi had a $1 showed Sunday. mer communist nations partici ronment, and consumer affairs. million bounty on his head, Hayat The 25-nation vote, spread out pating in their first EU-wide Legislators shuttle between ses said, and he is believed to have been over four days, also revealed anx vote. sions in Strasbourg, France, behind several attacks in Pakistan. ieties about the newly expanded "Europe looks distant to us and Brussels, Belgium. "It is a major breakthrough," European Union itselfwith a sur here," 24-year-old streetsweeper Some quirky candidates failed Hayat said. "We have made a big LICENSED COLLEGIATE APPAREL prisingly dismal turnout. Gorka Esparza said in down· to make it into the usually staid dent in the Qaeda network." • Among the few that did well town Madrid. Parliament. Estonians roundly The Interior minister said among were Spain's Socialists, who Overall, center· right parties rejected the Res Publica party, those taken in were eight Central HOODS' LORGsLEEYEs.SHORTS recently withdrew troops from won, taking between 247 and which included supennodel Car Asians who confessed to a June 10 Iraq after a backlash over a 277 seats in the 732-member men Kass as a candidate. And attempt to assassinate Lt. Gen. March 11 terrorist attack. The European Parliament, accord· the party of porn star Nora Ahsan Saleem Hayat, the corps Socialists - surprise victors in ing to preliminary projections. Baumberger, better known by commander of Karachi. The general BUY ON elections after the bombings - The center-left group, which the name Dolly Buster, gained was unharmed, but 10 others died won new legitimacy by emerg includes lawmakers from only 0.7 percent of vote in the in the attack. ing on top in the European par. British Prime Minister Tony Czech Republic. "They have confessed to a key : liamentary vote as well. Blair's Labour Party and Ger The Iraq war split Europe, role in the attack," said the interior The continent-wide democratic hard Schroder's Social Democ with Blair, Italian Premier Sil minister, Hayal. "They have a direct : exercise, which ended with 19 rats, finished second - with an vio Berlusconi, and then·Span· link to AI Qaeda ." countries voting on Sunday, expected 189 to 209 seats. ish Prime Minister Jose Maria A 10th suspect arrested in the came at a crucial time in the Blair's Labour Party also Aznar strongly backing the past 24 hours was identified as the development of the European came in third in local elections U.S.-led invasion in March mastermind of two sectarian • Union. The bloc added 10 memo held simultaneously on June 10 2003. France and Germany led attacks in the southwestern • bers in May, largely from East- in England and Wales. The the opposition. Pakistani city of Quetta in the past , • em Europe, and leaders hope to results were widely perceived in Aznar's party was ousted after few months that left scores dead. agree on a new Constitution Britain as a rebuke for Blair's the Madrid bombing, and new Hayat did not reveal his name . later this month. increasingly unpopular support Socialist Prime Minister Jose Hayat said the eight Central Asian II But turnout was a record low for President Bush over Iraq. Luis Rodriguez Zapatero sought men had all trained at Qaeda camps of 44.2 percent and the eight Some party officials said they a strong result to dispel the in South Waziristan, a tribal region SlEATSIIIR'fS •TDKS •YOUTH CLOTHIIG • new members from the fonner feared they might lose the next impression that he won power on near the Afghan border that is HUGE SELEenDl OF QUALm UCEISED APPAREL Soviet bloc showed particularly national election, expected next more than a protest vote. He got believed to be a possible hideout for .....·_u.·1W'If_-.·..-Ay· ,.IIFIIII_I little appetite for the vote. year. a narrow win - 43.3 percent top Qaeda ligures Osama bin Preliminary results showed In the Netherlands, where oompared to 41.3 percent for the Laden, his deputy Ayman ai IOWA COLLECTABLES tumout among the newcomers the deployment of 1,400 troops opposition Popular Party. Zawahri, and others . _-IIIOT ILASSEI. fLAIl. PE..n. AID ... • ·- GIVE US YOUR ADVICE. We like to be open-minded. Send a letter 10 the editor at McCain dII.,...... edu.
.tor • PETE WABBKl OpuuOIIa Editor VP? OL8EED, BBn'TANY BOOT, KATE MrKTltRNAN BdiI6ri&l Wri~.. as btl n! ~ opnon of IIIe PuI*SIw. SIudInI f'Ii*aIions" or !hi ~ of Iowa.. Nope. Beleaguering the beleaguered Some political writers and various Washington, D.C., hacks are assert famili . Those not facing mobilization wbo may bave been consider ing that Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., ing re-enlistrnent after their commitment is filled will instead flock to would be passing up an opportunity to help shape the country's future the exits before they also find them locked. should he tum down an offer to be &sid being a bad move tactically, the top-J088 order is a callous Democratic presidential hopeful John disregard for the buman toll that multiple and extended tours of duty Kerry's running mate. While McCain exact on our soldiers. Many of the troops in Iraq are Reserve and has indicated he has no interest in National Guard soldiers. They haven't been trained for long-term being vice president, he has left the occupation tours. Yet these Reserviats and tens of thousands of door open enough to keep the buzz 'gbt, and Marine are being run ragged in extended occupational duty. One going about the possibility of a two party ticket. Besides, Sen. Kerry, D re u1t of this open-ended situation is an increase in soldier suicides. Mass., hasn't The Army reported 24 suicide in Iraq and Kuwait last year. The actually asked number of actual suicides is likely higher because the military under him yet, but that reports suicide deaths - often to preserve benefits for families of sol is mo tly to save diers killed in action. himself the same Rather than make things harder on an already weary military and embarrassment a sci-fi geek would puabing our soldiers a mll88 exodWl, there are other measures the to suffer asking a Pentagon and President BWlh can take to ensure troop levels remain girl out. So, like adequate in Iraq. One would be to increase the size of our fighting a high-school forces. Th Pentagon is set to get $5 billion in discretionary funds in phone network, the most recent supplemental Defense spending bill. It's bard to imag Kerry has been JOHN ine there is a higher priority than the troop rotation crisis to which asking McCain to some of that money should go. the big dance MOLSEED without asking. The Pentagon has disagreed, fighting recent congressional proposals While the bitter to incre the ire of our fighting forces. A less costly, but also less partisan bickering has bothered p lik Iy solution, would be to allow NATO to share command in Iraq in McCain, he's a GOP soldier, and the return for troop . However, BWlh and the Pentagon officials have idea of fighting for the enemy both demonstrated they would rather lose soldiers than lose face by ers him - though "enemy" is relative relenting to NATO. With leaders such as these, who needs enemies? term. McCain has worked with Kerry more closely and cooperatively than T OPINIO he has with President Bush and his neoconservative warmongers. In the 2000 Republican primaries, Bush ran Better research needed on 'morning-after pill' one of the most underhanded and hate-fueled smear campaigns in recent political history, giving the B, that should be the end of the argument." Hardly. Just a quick list from the nation a preview of the disregard for Femini t Women's Health Center webpage states that severe abdominal truth, decency, and honor his White pain, ch t pain or shortneslI of breath, severe headaches, eye problems House has made standard operating (lluch as blurred vision), and severe leg or arm pain or numbness can result procedure. This nation and the world would be better off had McCain gar from use of Plan B. U further recommends that women call their clinics to nered the nomination. a k if emerg ncy contraception is safe for them. Harm can't come from tak My first impression of McCain was ing it? Are you sure? that of a man steadfast in his convic Furth r blame is placed on drug companies, who can ·continue to charge tions and an astute political tacti more" if the drugs are only available by prescription. } guess we should sim· cian. In answering my question ply ignore lh fact th.8L more of the pills would be BOld over the counter, and about why he was skipping the 2000 we Ihould as ume that the price would lower at th same time. Iowa caucus, he readily admitted it was becauae he had voted against • Finally, "religious opponents and anti· bortion rights activists" are also ethanol tax subsidies. When I fol app renUy involved. Tbi, con,piracy cettainly far-reaching. lowed up with the observation Should Plan B be legal? That's beside the point. Perbaps we should check another candidate campaigning in all the facts and assume that sometimee things don't go our way. and it hap· Iowa had done the same, he smiled pen without evil men pulling lb strings in Washington. and said, "I don't want to have to put the effort into spinning why I voted against those subsidies, it would be Tbomu Javoroski dishonest and distract from the philosophy graduate student issues I am running on .~ In other words, he took a stance and would stand by it, even if it cost LETTERS~------~------him the early press coverage in Iowa. I guess Kerry's critics would quip that that would be another shortfall Reagan the Great? and bad th ngs about his presi museum . however. this is not a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to daily McCain's presence on the ticket dency in proper pef1pectlVe. poSSibility. Please don't take Rusty [email protected] (as text, 1lQ.l as attachment) . Each letter must be would make up for. But the same No wayl away from them and Irom me. could be said for just about everyone PIli L. WIIIte.., Sr. signed and include an address and phone number for verification . Thanks again for the edilcrial who has run for the nation's highest There Is no way Ronald Lou lie. Ky. resident great Letters should not exceed 300 words. The DI reserves the right to edit WH on Reagan was the great piece. Keep up the good work. for length and clarity. The 01 will publish only one letter per author per office in that last two decades. It's est American president 01 the M•• White month. Letters will be chosen for publication by the editors according because of this integrity that he will Yes, museum should Parly. 20th century Grover Norquist. Iowa City resident to space considerations. remain loyal to the Republican The neocons and the more conserva the chairman of the Ronald stay tive RepUblicans have long been Reagan legacy Prolect, and Bravo to the 01 Editorial Board attacking McCain as a closet liberal. many other conservative lor its appeal to the powers that If he took a place on the ticket, he RepubliCins are going over be to lind a wGy to maintain would be perceived as turning his board In praise of Reagan. who funding fO( the UI Museum of back on his party and prove those has become much bigger in Natural HIStory beyond 2005. I lunatics correct. death than he was n tlfe. have no illusions about the diffi The Washington hacks are proceed It IS no coincidence Reagan's cult and olten painful task 01 ing on another false presumption reign occurred dunng a decade negotiating necessary budget that a two-party ticket will over of greed His polICies were not cuts while attempting to appease whelmingly unite voters and give nd to the poor, the homeless, the university and the "civilian" Kerry that extra push from those and AlrlCan Americans. tt is also community. I reajize that a great evaluating his potential as a military deal of lunding is generated for leader. The most widely accepted crit no wonder that the Republican icism of Kerry is that he can't take a Party has been unsuccessful in this Institution trom the so-called hard sciences (medicine, stand on an issue. What better exam attracllng blaCk votef1. He ple of Kerry's middle-of-the-road soft physics, engineering. etc.) As favored Ihose whose chiet desire ness than a two-party ticket? was to acquire wealth. Truly such, a significant amount of Bringing McCain aboard could do great prestdents are those who funding must be returned there. just as much harm as good. If people prove their strong faith by put This said, how about throwing us think a Republican should be in ling the least of our brothers and humanities lreaks a bone? charge while we fight a war on inter· sistef1 hf1t Approximat!Iy $118,000 a year national te.rrorists and a pointless seems like a token gesture and. The country should proceed detour in Iraq, they will vote for perhaps. an act 01 good faith. It sIowty and carefully before nam Bush. American voters see second would be terrffic iI we could all term bids as not a question of ing everything in sight after afford to go see a "rear sloth in whether an incumbent be allowed ReiQaII. It takeS time, but objec South AmerIca. For many Iowans back in, but whether the sitting pres live historians will put the good and their chiIdten who visit the ident sbould be voted out. There is a difference. It means most voters will go to the polls only if they're angry about the course our nation is on. There is a vein of discontent in this ON THE SPOT country. I guess maybe we have seen just one too many ad-hoc or Senate Should Congress reinstate the draft? subcommittees investigating "what went wrong with (insert governmen tal dehacle here}." A Washington Post "Only if their "No, I'm 18 "No, it's not ABC News poll shows that 58 percent lcids 1ft eligible." right now." right if you're of Americans disapprove of Bush's not old enough handling of the war in Iraq. While to drink but only politicians and lazy journalists put much stock into polls, it shows old enough 10 Americans may be ready to make Ii die for your change if they are provided with a country." 8trong alternative who promises to take the country in a new direction. c:..r ..... Two directions at once is not the Phoenix resident ideal alternative.• The Daily Iowan - rowa City, Iowa - Mooday, June 14, 2004 - Ii • CALENDAR-WORTHY The Bijou is back in swing for the summer, so head to If'e IMU to cool off. Catch The 2fXJ4 Oscar Shorts ,a selection of five acaOOmy-nominated short films from around the world, today at 5 p.m. ~In or 9 p.m., or check out The Dreamers, ariCj story of cinematic love and friendship at 7 p.m.
ummer es Dl film critics tackle the first of the feel-good summer comedies. Raising Helen proves itself as anti feminist fluff about a woman's struggle to balance career and children, while Frank Ois (of muppet fame) remake of The Stepfom ffives treads precariously between dade humor and disappoinbnent Shallowly brushing·on shallowness . ,.; - FILM REVIEW by Will Scheibel Thl Stepford Wives Would you trust this woman raising your kids? Raising Helen lowers the When: liar for romantlc-comedy standards, despHe the charming Kate Hullson_ noon, 2:20, 4:40, 7. and 9:20 p.m. Where: Cinema 6 Plodding toward ** out of**** Hollywood has already got ten a head start on its seasonal barefoot & pregnant tradition of sequels and remakes - and Frank Oz's The Stepford Wives was last With enough trophy wives to 1111 a hall of fame shelf, The St.pfonl Willa, dlrect.d by Frank Oz, Film: Raising Helen weekend's disappointing Director: Gary Marshall return to a familiar story. attempts to adopt a darkly comedic lone about the nature of conlormlty. But h proves to be shallow Wrlter1: Patrick J. Clifton, Beth This contemporary rework desphe the star-studded cast, which Includes comedic favorites Christopher Waillen, B.tte Mldler, Jon Rigazlo, Jack Amiel, and ing of the 1975 thriller, rooted Lovltz, Matthew Broderick, Glenn Close, and Roger Bart. Michael Begler in the pages of Ira Levin's Starring: Kate Hudson , John novel of the same name, boasts All married to middle-aged, Kidman, especially in her But I'll remember skits from Corbett, and Joan a talented cast and a reliable balding, and overweight nerds, recent films, has proven her 1'Ire Muppet Show longer than Cusack director. Oz, a veteran Muppet the Stepford wives are young self to be one of the strongest anything Oz delivered this length: 119 minutes collaborator and the voice of trophy brides with a perpetually actresses in today's movies, time. Rated: PG-13 Yoda and Miss Piggy (among blissful smile plastered across and I'm sure she'l get back to E-mali Dllilm Clltlc Will Scr.lbII at FILM REVIEW several others), was the man their makeup-covered faces. doing spectacular work after leonard-SCheibel@Uiowaedu by Laura Jensen Oscar-nominated actor (Almost behind some of the funniest They seem perfectly content this mediocre departure. As for Famous) has churned out a comedies of the '80s and '90s. with everything in the world, Oz, I hope he won't go the way r plethora of dull romantic come Dirty Rotten Scoundrels dress in the fashion of an early of Barry Levinson and lose his Raising He/In dies since her star-making turn (1 988), What About Bob? 1960s Barbie doll, and act in sense of comedic timing and When: as Penny Lane. Cusack (another (1991), and Bowfinger (1999) near unison as they answer style, 12:15,3:15,6:10, and 9 p.m. Academy Award-nominee for are among his credits, and for their husbands' every beck and This isn't a terrible remake; Working Girl and In & Op.t) is trus kitschy satire, he aBslW' callJ Close gob! a chance to ham it has a few laughs, and the Where: r The k l, G1 sta • A1~State ..lIIie ca., 1m ntIt, 0iaf1IIs, 1M OIiIIIIII, 8 pm. Voxman Tu Harper PrIIrft UIIis.· DClIIIIJfteIf RacIItI PasIaI. 0 IJ p.m., PraIrie • ....., DIWoor AI", Series, "." BooI\s, 15 S. 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PIIa (319) 335-5848 F~ (319)335-6184 WELLS FACES OLD MATES, SEE STORY PAGE 7 TUES Zalesky signs 3-year extension BY JASON BRUMMOND ork toward an confirmed last week. He said on of the difficulties performance at the meet. The NCAA learn "We know where we want the ofbeing in the last year of a con Hawkeyes placed second - the title after program to go,. he said on Sun tract, a he was in 2003-04, is team's highest in three seasons ching a con· day. "We want to make sure dealing with the negative and he thinks not brooding tract agree every p is in the right direc recruiting tactics of opposing about his job helped the ment with Ath tion. We're not wh re we want scbools. He tries to be honest coaching staff and wrestlers letics Director to be, 80 we're going to keep with potential Hawkeyes, he concentrate. Bob Bowlsby on working at it and keep plugging said, and he wants them to hear "You can only worry about June 10 that away.· the infonnation from him rather things that you can control," he will keep him The Hawkeyes recorded an than elsewhere. said. "We had to worry about the III the 11-4 mark in dual meets last -I try to be up-front with my task at hand and that was the Hawk y , n. How v r, Iowa captured recruits,· he aid. "It's such a NCAA 1burnament. That was head coach the Big Ten title (or the first great program no matter if I'm our focus and I think we did a through 2006-()7. time since 2000. and Zalesky here or who's going to be here" pretty good job there.W LUCKY SEVEN Contract discu8Bion s with was named the Big Ten Coach of Prior to the NCAA meet in Zalesky faces the difficult Bowlsby began two weeks ago, the Year. He has won thr e mid-March, Zalesky said he did task of replacing two assistant 50rensta ~Id coach hal at ZaI ky id, and many tipula NCAA and Big Ten ti ties during not believe his future contract nlves more I alonl to tions and .p cifics were his ¥ n-year tenure at Iowa. was dependent on a standout SEE WlSllY. Pia 7 to win 7th major WllMINGTO Del. (AP) - The 1000 I Sunday in 14 years I I majoI championship h.ad JUst bout everything for Annika Williams Sor nstam - utter domloance. I miniature eollipse, a dramat c Detroit only one away shot lrom tilt wrong fairway. and ultimatety nother m lor 1It18. breaks 1 S Soren m blew y the fi Id The Pistons beallhe Lakers, over the first 111 holes with I 88-80, in Game 4 of the NBA 7' unLos Angeles' effort against picking up an untimely techni the Hawkeyes had Ken Kemeny, Detroit 10 the series before cal foul , Shaquille O'Neal Sarah Arens, and Hamilton Sunday's Game 4. On June II, he yelling at someone in the Lak- competing. Hamilton qualified was talking - and playing ra' huddle, most likely Bryant, for the hammer final with sev· appro mat Iy 80 miles from the for failing to do the smart thing enth-place throw of 208-11. Palace of Aubum Hills, the home and get him the ball, Karl Mal Unfortunately for Kemeny and of the Pistons. on staying parked on the bench Arens, they were kept out of "I think the Lakers h.ad a mind, for th entire fourth quarter, a the finals in the shot put and 3,OOO-meter steeplechase set Ih.al was disrespectful 10 the non-factor again. respectively. Kemeny finished Pistons: Johnson said. "They U's almost over for these 15th in the shot, and Arens fin· thought it was gOing to be easy. Lakers, their breakup possibly ished 21st in the steeplechase. That is not the case. Unless they commencing by the upcoming "The only person who was a come out and play very hard With w k. little disappointed was Sarah," the same leVel of Intensity as the Gam.e 5 will be 'fuesday night, Grant said. "She fell over the PIStonS, thIS series win be over." and the Pi8tons could become second steeplechase barrier, the first team to bring th.e title and that put her behind for the to the Eastern Conference since rest of the race." Michael Jordan' Chicago Bulls Detroit Pistons Mike James 11mb to the basket belw"n Los Angeln' Rick FOI and Kobe Bryant In Game Peaches Roach concluded a WORLD CUP won it in 1998. freshman season that included 4 of the MBA Flnala Sunday night. Big Ten titles in both the indoor and outdoor season U.S. tops Gnuda In that gave her Big Ten Fresh man of the Year honors, with a World Cup qualifier 5-11 jump to earn a tie for COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - The ninth-place. Untted States opened qualifying Prime Time, Game Time tip this week Russ Peterson concluded his lor the 2006 World Cup with a Iowa career with a 26th-plllOO modest WIn over Grenada, not a spot and a chanoe to play. BY TED MCCARTAN 61 played Division I basket finish in the 400-meter hur BY BRYAN BAMONTE dles, running a 53.16 in his roul nt: DIolY KNIN4 "Ninety percent of the guys Tl£DMYIOW~ ball, and league director DaMarcus Beasley scored twice, Randy Larson plans to keep last race at Iowa. Daufeldt lin that come to the tryouts aren't ished 23rd in the discus with a and Greg Vanney added a goal in The Prime TIme League held going to be on a team," he said. Only three mont.hB removed the play at that high level. 'from March Madne88, college throw of 172-05. secood-han Injury time, giving the its annual tryouts on June 12 as "If they were good enough, they "We provide a spot for the Williams ran a 52.65 to basketball - or at least the Americans a ~ victory Sunday in player turned out hoping to wouldn't come to the tryouts very best competition possible qualify for the 4oo-meter final , the first game of the home-and find a roster spot on one of the becawte they would know they players - are getting back for a six-week period of the which was good for eighth in home, totaf.goals selie!. eight teams that will be drafted were going to be picked.· onto the hardwood. Women summer,· he said. the preliminaries. She con "We basically choreographed tonight. However, the tryouts gives hoopsters Tryouts for the women's cluded her Iowa career with a this game," U.S coach Bruce The summer league gives players who are new to the area ALSO will first tip- league were June 12 and school-record setting run of NenI said. "The team thafs the anyone a chance, and tboee who or tboee that believe they could INSIDE: o~ Tuesday included 14 women (rom 51.94 in the final. She became Iitt.er team is our team. Over 90 are good enougb will be rewarded have played college basketball a rught, when across Iowa_ Their goal was to only the third Hawkeye to ever mlnutBs. it was going 10 be obvi with gtjft'a.npetition throughout c:banoe to shine in fimtof coecbes, Galle rIflE league they begin earn a roster spot alongside win four Big Ten titles during ous. Alter 35 minutes. you could the summer. heBaid. rosters play in the such college players as Kristi her career, and she holds the see they were basicallY 'The purpoee of the tryouts is Becawte a significant portion See page 7 developmen- FauJlmer and Jamie Cavey - school record in both the 200 done: and 400 meters. Grenada put forth a valiant 80 all the applicants are at least tal summer neither of whom attended the of the league is made up o( cur· "She will be a tremendous effort in the first h.all. Defender given a chance to be aeen by all rent Iowa basketball players, PI league Game Time. tryouts because the coaches The Game Time League, 1088," Grant said. "I won't say Kennedy Phillip cleared Carlos of the coaches before the 1lraA," well PI thoee who have played knew their akililevel. she's irreplaceable, but she Bocanegra's header off the goal said Randy Lanon, the league's in previous Prime TIme aeaaoos which is the female counter· The tryouts were basically wiU be missed badly. Hopefully, line in the 39th minute. Four min director. and need not tryout, only a part to the Prime Time held to fiJI in the remaining over time, someone will step utes later midfielder Ricky Charles Although most who audition select few of the 70 or 80 players League, baa been around for roster apots, because coaches up to take her place." cleared Shots by both Claudio will be not make a squad, there the Jaat four years. or the 64 E-mail Dlreporterlllcklll .... at: Reyna and Brian McBride. are a few who will be given roster SEEm. p/lG{ 7 pIa)9'1I in the Ieegue iastsummer, SEEm.. Pia 7 nicholas-rlchardS@ulowaedu ,