• The aJ September 26, 1978

Vol. 111, No. 59 © 1978 Student Publications, Inc. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper 10 cents' riefly Begin appeals for surrend'er of Sinai JERUSALEM (UPI) - Prime SAN DIEGO (U PI) - A commercial dangling from trees In the neighborhood MInister Menachem BegIn appealed to jeUiner approaching San Diego's airport nve miles from the airport. the people of Israel "with an aching and collided at 3,000 feet Monday with aUght The Cessna had taken off from Mon­ grieving heart" Monday to surrender plane nown by a private pilot on an in­ tgomery Field, a general aviation air. Jewlah settlements In the SInai because strument training run, sending both craft port, and was making an Instrument "this Is the road leading to peace." crashing In names Into a quiet landing at Undbergh Fjeld, the major But Foreign MInIster Moabe Dayan residential neighborhood. airport for commercial flights. MarIne said President Carter's peace efforts At least 144 people were killed, making GUMery Sgt. David L. Boswell, 35, may end In failure If Jordan and the crash America's "ont air disaster. oceanside, CalIf., was.t the controll and the Palestinians stay out of the The dead included aU 136 people aboard he was accompanied by an unldenWed negotiations. the Pacific South"est Airlinea commuter "It could be that from this wbole thing flight, the student pilot, hls instructor nothing will result," Dayan told a caucus and at least six people on the ground. Peopl. who Ii veIn the fllfht poth 01 j,l, of the coalition partner National Police said five people were arrested arrivIng and leavin, Irom Lindber,h ReUglous Party. on charges of looting. some trying to Fi,ld hallt been liehtln, lor yea,. to "Because Jordan won't go and remove money and jewelry from the hallt Ih' ell)l" International airport repreaentatlves of the PaJeatlnian Araba bodies of victims. EIght peraona were molltd to a I, ,.populat,d area - S.. won't want to come ... and Egypt won't taken Into custody on charges of falling to .tory, PO,t l . want to make a separate agreement only disperse. on Slnal- they've said they don't want a Flaming chunks of wreckage and instructor. separate agreement - it could be that we bodies crashed through the roofs of A Marine spokesman said BoneD had in of agree on all this and begin negotiations buildings the North Park section San several pilot'. licenses including one for and ne". see a concluaton." Diego. Many fires were touched off. Ten homes were leveled and five others were commercial multl~nglne aircraft. badly damaged. One two-story, elght­ loB for the casualties on the ground, an army of law enforcement officers and Giscard gov't loses unit apartment building was left in ruins. The Ught plane, a single engine Cesana military personnel was at the IlCene, PARIS (UPI) - President Valery trying to detennlne which victims were Giscard d'Estalng's center·rlght 172, struck the jeUiner's right wing. The PSA plane then slowly rolled over and passengers and which had been killed In coalItioo suffered a severe political their homes or on the street. setback Monday by losing its fourth plunged to earth. The Cessna crashed PoDce ChIef Bill Kolender said of the eight block! away. consecutive parliamentary by~lectlon to ground victims: "There have been "I looked up and heard what sounded the Left. like a bomb," said Mrs. Joseph Alessio, a several. There "as a child, SOlM adults. In the eastern steel and coal center of We don't know Mw many for sure. The I landlady who Uves In the area. "Then I Nancy, Jean.Jacques Servan-8chrelber, Intense heat of the flrea didn't leave leader of the Radical Parly and fonner saw the tall end of the plane come off. much of anything." publisher of the news magazine and two objects feU from the plane. I One ground victim was Identified as guess the first was part of the tall and the Darlene Watkins. Her brother, Sam L 'Exprell, was defeated by Socialist second a person." candidate Yvon Tondon, 30,757 votes to Rush, said a piece of the flaming debris The victims aboard the Boeing 1'0 feU onto her home. 21,851. Included a three-man cockpit crew and Servan-Schrelber attributed his defeat "My sister's lying there burned to to the "rising black tide of unem­ three flight attendants as well as 18 PSA death," Rush said. "She's all blllted up ployment" and to the unpopularity of the first officers. flight engineers and flight and everything." government's austerity policies. attendants - all members of crews The Cessna was owned by the Gibbs returning horne from other flights. Flying Service, and its owner, Bill Gibbs, By Unlled Prest International The colliBion occurred at 9 a.m. PDT. A Paclftc Southwest Alrlln .. Jet with 138 people lbolrd, III right 1111111 pllne II 3,000 f.. l. Ever,on, lboard Ihe J,I wla killed, I. said both Boswell and the Instructor Bodies were strewn on rooftops, front were "very experienced" fliers . Boswell A woman's place is wing Itlre. plunges lowlrd I Sin Diego r~ldenlill neighborhood WII' two peopl' In Ihe am,lI plane and at 1,.. 1 alx peopl' on the laWlIS, backyards, the sidewalks and Mlllldl" ani, flv, ml ... lIIort of IhI IIrport. The J'I collldlid wMh, ground; Ihe d'llh loll ml, 110 high.,. joined th MarIn In 1962 anel was streets. Parts of bodies were seen assigned to nearby Camp Pendleton In in the locker room September 1977. He was married. NEW YORK (UPI) - A f_al judge The death toU exceeded the fatalities In ruled Monday that women sportswriters the worst previous U.S. avladon aC­ have a constitutional right to enter the Experts ,scoff at 'co"nspiracy' eldent, a collison of two commerclal locker room of the New York Yankees planes over New York City In December alter a game to conduct Interviews. 1960 when 134 persona died. The worst air The decision by U.S. DIstrict Judge WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tapping giant hearings on the 15-yearold assassination. He said experts who plotted tile precise Sgt. Cecil Kirk, director of the Mobile disaster eger was the coUialon of two Constance Baker MoUey struck down the charts with wooden pointers, three teams Dr. Bob Hunt, associate professor of location of Zapruder and the motorcade Crime Laboratory of the Washington jumbo jets In Tenerlfe, Canary 1s1anda, effort by Baseball Commlasloner BowIe of Investigators Monday painstakingly optical sciences at the University of concluded the head was of a man stan· Metropolltan Police Department, said on March 22, 1977, when 582 died. Kuhn and the Yankee management to presented evidence aimed at Arizona, said his team of photo experts ding on the sldewaJk and the rifle barrel his panel of experts studied a series of Lindbergh Field has been under maintain the clubhouse locker room as demolishing conspiracy theories about rejected a picture said to show the shots was probably the limb of a shrub. photos taken of Oswald from his time as a crltlciam by pllots saying the eastern an all-male preserve. the assassination of John F. Kennedy. came from the knoll opposite the Texas But Hunt's team failed to agree on the Marine until his slaying. approach - a 1,0000foot-wide corridor - Judge MoUey ruled that the pollcy of But In testimony llltely to encourage School Book Depository. interpretation of a blurred picture from Kirk said his team unanimously to the airport requires a sharp drop after toW exclusion of women from the assassination buffs, one of the teams Using 4-by-3-foot color enlargements another amateur film showing what rejected theories by assassination buffs clearing downtown San DIego. Yankee locker room does not violate the conceded It failed to reach agreement on from Abraham Zapruder's amateur appears to be a man standing behind a that some of the photos were faked, There bas been a battle for years over players' rights to privacy, but does a photo of what appears to be a man with motion picture of the assassination, Hunt parapet on the grassy knoll with concluding the pictures "were aU of the the building of a new airport In a safer deprive women sports writers of their a rifle atop the grassy knoll at the scene said what appears to be a man with a something, perhaps a rifle, In his hands. one and same man - Lee Harvey area. Some "anted a global airport that rights to equal protection of the laws. of the assassination. rifle was actually a trick of sunlight. He said analysis Indicated the Oswald." would aerve five southern CalIfornia She suggested a number of ways, In· The panels of photographic, an­ He Similarly analyzed a section of the existence of a man but the experts were Clyde Collins Snow, chief of physical counties. cludlng the UJe of curtains, to shield thropological and handwriting experts film showing what appears to be a man's divided over whether the object he held anthropology reaearch at the Federal One of the wltneaaes to the InflIght playn from the "roving eyes" of female lectured the House Assassinations head and the barrel of a rifle pointing could be identified as a rifle. He said Avlatlon Administration's Aeronautical colliaion was Andy Ruaaell who aid: "I reporters. Committee classroom-style in the final through shrubs toward the presidential there was no sign of gunsmoke or muzzle Center In Oklahoma City, said hls team don't know why, but God, it leemed The ruling was IlUlde on the complaint week of a month-long series of public limousine. nash in the photo. came to the same conclusion by It took forever to fall." rued last December by Mellaaa Ludtke, a examining the scenes of the pictures. Michael Guss, 19, a paramedic vlaitin& baseball reporter for Sport. IIIU1lra/ed, from Bellville, m., said he saw the ac­ who said she was barred solely on the UI enrollment cident and then he sa" a man Jump frun basis of sex from enterin(l the Yankee the Cessna. The man from the light clubhoUJe after the World SerIes last Goalposts plane, he said, WIS strualJ.ng with his year. up, drop parachute. Then, Guss said, he saw two people fan from the jetliner, land on a car, go are gonna anticipated through the windshield and land 00 a Patty is pled for woman and her baby. He said both the By DENNIS FITZGIBBON woman and the baby were killed. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. S.1. • • staff Writer "The small plane looked like it 1f8S Hayakawa, R.caIif., and Rep. Leo J. ascending slighUy at the same time the rise again 7'l1 was descending for Its approach," Ryan, ~., Monday presented a Enrollment at the UI this semester Is formal petition WIng PresldeIlt Carter up by 224 students over last year's total, said the Rev. James Clifford, a teacher to commute Patty Hearst'. seven·year UI maintenance crews Monday began according to figures releued Monday by at St. Augustine's Roman catholic HIgh lelltence for bank robbery to the time abe the job of picking up the pieces from the UI Regiatrar W.A. Cox. School several blocka from the scene of has served In priJon. The nearly 1 per cent Increase brought the tragedy. "Right then I said, "Tbey aftermath of Saturday's football game In this year's total to 22,990. It Includes a 9.1 look too close.' The next thing, they bit MIas Hearst wa kidnapped by the which both goalposts were tom down by Symblonese Uberatlon Army Feb, 4, per cent Increase In new freshmen and exploded in a ball of fire." 1174, and later became an urban exuberant Iowa State fans. enrollment, from 2,587 to 2,123, Cox said. "There were bodies lying gu.rtlla convert. She said she acted Both goalposts were seriously The figures show a continuing shift In everywhere," said Barry Fitzsimmons, a under duresa. She "a milled Sept. 18, damaged, but UI maintenance perSOMel the ratio of men to women on campus. photographer for the San DIego Llltn'", Trlbun,. "A block of homes was 00 fire. 1175, ending an intensive hunt by the FBI. are confident they can rebuild one The number of men slipped 1.4 per cent, Mils from 12,510 to 12,333, while the number of It was horrible. The only thing you couJd Hayab". told StanlIh Hearst goalpost from the two that were brought wu a member of "a "bole leneratlon of women rOle 3.9 ~ cent, fnlm 10,256 to see of the plane was a PSA engine. All tile YOIIIII people" who were lnDuenced by down following the 31~ Cyclone win. 10,657. other wreckage appeared to level tile eventa of the 1M01. Hayakawa, the Athletic DIrector Bump Elliott explained Enrollment at the UI Is npected to whoie block." former president of San francisco that Iowa had two other goalposts to back level off soon and then begin fallin8, A Federal Avlatloo Adminlstratioo controUer said the PSA pilot radioed tile State said ' Helnt could not avoid up the two 00 the field before the Iowa· according to Ray Mlllton, UIOCiate dean of faculties. "We anticipate the tower and said he "a going down. An belne affected by such lnDuence while Iowa State game and replacing the two Uving In kkeley, Calif. enrollment will begin to faD by the early FAA spokesman said the jet wu matIna Hayabwa and Ryan preeented the dlsmanUed posts will not be a problem. 198Oa," he said. ita approach to Runway 'II UDder vIsaal petition and a two-Inch Iheaf of sup­ Hawkeye fans tore down the goalpost The CoUese of Engineering registered Oighl rules. PDl'tIna docwnents to pardon attorney at the north end of the field after last the largest Increase In enrollment - 15.4 JOhn Stanlah of tile JlllUce Department. year's 12-10 win; Iowa had ordered a per cent - from 656 to 757. The largest decrease - 7.5 ~ cent - wu In the goalpost at a cost of $1,400 In anticipation CoUege of Education, where enrollment of the event. That new goalpost and a fell from 1,410 to 1,312. Weather rebullt version of the one tom down last Enrollment at the other UI coUeges for the faD 1978 with &he 1977 Inside year will be erected in KinnIck Stadium. semester, Your weath. .taft Is bulllab 011 the 'Ole remake from last weekend's two figures In parenthelea, Is: BIIIIneIa cJtmate theIe da)'l, and with AdmInistration 1,132 (1,148); Dentistry, u.s. to mediate ,ood poets shoulcl be ready as a back up In 382 (3'15); Graduate, 5,1i$7 (5,501); Law, reuon. After watdllng our VIkInp turn time for the Iowa-Utah game Oct. 7. 630 (1125); Uberal Arts, 12,371 (12,317); back the attempt to mike It a Bean" EllIott said that no one In the Iowa Medicine, 1,238 (1,248); Nursing, 515 in Nicaragua market, 24-20, we dedded to condoue our Athletic Department Is upset about "hat (497); and Pharmacy, 412 (403), While the figures include part.tlme Norsky 1UIIIIIMf: hIgha III the m1cl-'101 happened and explained that It's simply students, Cox said they do not Include and nearly cleIr skies. Valhalla, here we "~ of the game." students enroDed in correspondence or c:GIDI, off-campus extension COUl'II!I. Page 2 '. 2-Th. DIIII, lo ..n-Io •• Cltr, 10 ••-TuHd." September 2.,1871 akes---Somoza accepts u.s. Bakke starts med school mediation c MANAGUA, Nicaragua acting Foreign MInister Harry administration. general terms of the U.S. desire reopened Monday but a leading SAN as 100 picketers chant action will be." ,tJoliv (UPI) - Nicaraguan officials Bordan did not elaborate and In Washington, a State to see all possible avenues for member of the Chamber of In an effort to return !be DAVIS, Calif. (UPI) - Allan Bakke, the shy said Monday President American Embassy officials Department official said Jorden mediation and negotiation ex· Commerce said that action country to normal despite arrlvil engineer wbo won a landmark Supreme Court Anastasio Somoza Debayle has would not immediately com· was In Nicaragua "to discuss plored. should not be Interpreted as an martial law, curfews and prell IJndbe ''reverse discrbnination" case, attended his first accepted the United States' ment. But observers noted that the matter of conciliation and In another development, the end to the general strike and a censorship, the Education Min­ Oghtlnj University of CaUfornia medical school class offer to help arrange peace the phrase "interested political mediation" and declined to say government-controlled Nation· capitulation to Somoza. The Istry Monday ordered all city's Monday amid a noisy protest. talks between him and his opposition groups" appeared to whether Jorden asked Somoza al Radio said 95 per cent of the strike was reported holding schools to re-open. lIIoved The baldisb 38-year-old Vietnam War veteran political opposition. exclude negotiations with San· to resign. country's students and teachers firm in the provinces. But the curfew in Manigua oflhe< emerged smiling from an automobile and But the officials denied that dinista guerrillas, whom the "One of the purposes of returned to the c1assr'ooms "'There has been so much was again violated overnlcbl the nol bustled inside a lectUre hall guarded by roving U.S. Ambassador WIl· government calls terrorists. mediation is to resolve conflict without major Incident, al· suffering, so much destruction, with bomb blasts and several Mon< university police In street clothes. About 100 liam Jorden, in Nicaragua as Jorden arrived from Panama and I am not going to help though five "troublemakers" so many deaths, that we feel It shooting Incidents. Burata Ii SoUth'll would be inhuman to remain machine gun fire were heard In orderly picketers marched outside chanting anti· President Carter's special for his second round of talks resolve it by suggesting publicly tried to disrupt the Na tlonal 8111a\l Bakke slogans. , envoy, had asked Somoza to with Somoza In three days. what the resolution ought to School of Commerce In the Las closed," said the Managua southeast Managua during day· resign. They met first on Saturday with be," the official said. "That ls Brisas section of Managua. Chamber of Commerce light hours. coWd~ "I'm glad to be here," the quiet-spoken Bakke t A communique issued after Jorden flying off to Panama for for the parties to decide." The schools had been closed member, who asked not to be that told reporters. He seemed to pay no attention to rekindl the racially miJ:ed group of demonstrators at this Jorden left for Panama follow· the weekend and returning on Jorden, who earlier visited alI" last week . identified for fear of govern· ing a meeting with Somoza Monday. Venezuela, Panama and Costa Somoza 's National Guard ment reprisals. scbedu usually placid campus 15 miles west of 'lbe I Sacramento. Monday morning said the Sonaoza's press secretary, Rica, will be reporting back to battled against Sandinista guer­ "We felt we should open at At his first and only class of the day, a biology government had "accepted the Rafael Cano, denied reports Carter at the end of his tour. rillas for two weeks before least for a few days to allow a resi~ lecture, Bakke was greeted and welcomed by friendly cooperation of the that Jorden had asked Somoza U.S. Embassy officials said recapturing all of Nicaragua's people to get necessities." stroyin both white and minority group classmates. One United States offered through to resign In response to Jorden met Somoza for about major cities and ending the fqll· He predicted that all shops in university official observed that throughout the Special Ambassador William demands by the business two hours in "the bunker" - the scale civil war. Managua would reopen in the emotion·wrenchlng legal case, Bakke "certainly Jorden for the purpose of community, which is leading a Nicaraguan leader's temporary But the military victory did next two days for a "pause" In has conducted himself as a gentleman." helping In the search for general strike against the un­ living quarters in a National not ease widespread opposition the organized opposition ot the Bakke, married and the father of two chlldren, peaceful solutions (of the popular preSident's rule. Guard compound - and then from political leaders and Somoza regime . was denied admission to the university's Davis Nicaraguan crisis) with the "That is faise," he said, went immediately to the airport businessmen, who have organ· "But this is not a capitula· campus medical school In 1973 and 1974 while participation of interested adding such a U.S. request for a flight to Panama. ized a nationwide general tion," he said. "There are many less qualified minority applicants were accepted political opposition groups." would run counter to all public The officials said only that strike. forms of stru~gle . We stili Most busJnesses in Managua support the Broad Opposition GIVElOntE under a special quota program. The brief announcement by positions taken by the Carter Jorden informed Somoza in U"ITED "EGRG COlLEGE FIIIID. Out of 100 student slots for the first year of Front and we are waiting for the A m,nd ".I.,,,b/. IhJng 10 waslt front to detennine what the next medical school, 16 were set aside for minority candidates. The aim was to prefer minorities so they would further diversify the student body, Council considers truck embargo Medical profession and would return to practice By JESS DeBOER disagreed about how necessary and comes from many places in principal routes in cities. STUDY IN EUROPE­ In minority neighborhoods. Staff Writer and practical the proposed the community. Lawen. In a case that went to the Supreme Court, embargo is. forcement would also be dIf. Anthony said the group would SPRING SEMESTER 1979 Bakke argued that the quota system unfairly The sound of heavy trucks may ficult. find tonnage limltations in the discriminated against whites. Dennis Kraft, director of soon be a thing of the past on range of five to eight tons ac· INTERNSHIPS IN - Parliament, Business, Museums, Kirkwood Avenue. planning and program "This type of regulation is ceptable. LONDON - Art Galleries, Research Labs, development, said in a memo to most effective only when a Slings and arrows of The Iowa City Council the council dated Sept. 15: patrol car is assigned to the "We have no problem with Social Services, Town Planning. responded to complaints by route and ls actively handing local traffic," Anthony said. "U University of ROChester's Semester KIrkwood Avenue neighborhood "Certainly it is more con· venient for truck traffic to use out tickets. It can be anticipaleq Mayflower comes In with a semi at SUSSEX UNIVERSITY - Fine Arts. Studio Arts. outrageous fortune residents about noisy and that residents will constantly to move someone in, that's fine. dangerous truck traffic and KIrkwood Avenue, specifically Liberal Arts. MEMPms, Tenn. (UPI) - Lois Davidson has because of the lack of call for a patrol car to enforce Or delivery trucks and the gas took the first step toward im· the ordinance," Plastino's and electric trucks." lived through more problems In the past two posing a truck embargo on the signalization, however, it would INTERNSHIPS IN LUXEMBOURG- Work in English, seem both appropriate and memo states. years than some people experience in a lifetime, . street at the informal council Study in French. but she is ready for some help. meeting Monday. consistent with the Com· Plastino said that KIrkwood o prehensive Plan to place a truck "f? German or English. The trouble began, Davidson said, while she Avenue carries only about 6 per Language courses. and her husband were living happily on a poultry The council instructed the embargo on Kirkwood cent truck traffic, while 10 per Wedding .... farm near Red Bay, Ala. city staff to find out how other Avenue." cent is not uncommon for cities have dealt with limiting Invitations ,,(~~ COSTS-!n Britain from (board, lodging. tuition) Richard Plastino, city public $1.920 Her husband lost his arm In a mechanical truck traffic in residential areas ond Supplies i.. works director, said in a memo ~ In .L.uxem~urg,. $2,600 (board, lodging. cornpicker. The 'next year their new house, and to draft an ordinance ap­ MEDITATION tuition. onentatlon in England). which had little Insurance, burned to the ground. propriate for the KIrkwood to the council dated Sept. 6 that She had to have a tumor removed from her Avenue situation. traffic on KIrkwood Avenue CHAPEl pituitary gland and, In March, she had to have would be difficult to limlt Open 8 am - 9 pm Full Detan,-EPA, JVA M''Ymount "Let's see what other cities because truck traffic goes to CARDS College, Tarrytown N. Y. 10591 or your IIMI her thyroid gland removed. The next month she Congregational United and her husband separated. have come up with," said Church of Christ ET CETERA own study abroad office. In May, Davidson was forced to resign her job Councilor Mary Neuhauser. Clinton and Jefferson Streets 109 5 Dubuque because of health problems and a month later "We're not the first city in the she and her husband obtained a divorce. In July, world with this problem." SUPER SALE! her pituitary gland failed. Some 65 KIrkwood Avenue Open Wed. While moving to Memphis the next month, her residents have petitioned the til Midnight refrigerator was dropped out of a truck and her city to limit the truck tr affic. food freezer heated up and spoiled a year's worth Tas Anthony, 1004 KIrkwood of vegetables. Ave., the spokesman for the ¥a" Plexiglass $1.99 sq. It. Her two-year-old daughter underwent a kidney group, said the noise is keeping 1/4" Plexiglass $3.20 sq. ft. operation. their children awake and • This month, Davidson is in a Memphis hospital wearing on the nerves of the Custom Un-Framing with a rare eye disease that may leave her elderly. 15% OFF sightless. "Frankly, I could use a little help," she said "We have people who are Super Specials from her hospital bed, where she is recovering scared to death to back out of All Night long! from her fourth operation in 11 months. their driveways. If a .semi llx14 ...... $8.00 Davidson, who worked as a teacher and social (truck) is coming and doesn't &10 ...... $4.80 worker before her illnesses, said she gets $275 a see them, they're dead," 5x7 ...... $2.80 month from her husband, but she has been un· Anthony told the council. 3lhx5 ...... $1.60 successful in attempts to qualify for government ald. The group originally com­ 10% OFF ACl}lIic Embed­ "I first applied for Social Security benefits in plained about trucks in the ments Alabama," she said, "but! was rejected because spring of 1977, when the council I refused their' request, but now somebody figured could do some other kind of ~" work like clerking in a store or waiting tables. the consensus of the council is Well, I don't mind working - in fact, I'd that something has to be done. welcome it - but whoever turned me down didn't "KIrkwood is one place where plEXiefo'MS even mention my visual problems. You've got to MONEY MARKET * Certificate of there is an alternative route," ANew 7 5% see to do stuff like that." said Neuhauser. "We have to Savings • 0 Deposit . Davidson said the Social Security office told find a way to get the trucks to the Concepti Per annum on $7 500 her that her case is under review, but she is DEPOSITS* the (Highway 6) bypass. That's =5 • Minimum Depos il is SI 0,000. lust one year Or Ih or $1 .000 time depOSits for unsure what to do about her children - Lisa, 3, wha t the bypass is for." ~twe.n Clinton and the river • 6 Month Deposil Period (26 Weeks). 365 days f ree years. $7,500 matures In and Gary, 12, a son from a previous marriage on East Benton 351·8399 City departments have e tnterest is determined the latest average $573 04 $~om dat of Opening and you can earn ' (Davidson's first husband was killed in an by (auction) yield of 6 month U.S. Treasury Bills. of . : .000 matures In three years from date automobile accident when she was 19). Your Credit Union will pay ';' % above this opening and you can earn $243.91. "I can't figure out what to do," Davidson said. amount, and odd it to your occount monthly. "My sister is taking care of my children. But U of I Student Orientation sponsored We expect this rate to vary between 7' ~ and wbat do I do when it's time to go home and I can't 7.5% from week to week. see?" 0/ * Certificate of Fashion Show Deposit 0 Holiday 7 • 0 /0 o Quoted • • • Tuesday, Sept. 26th 5 /0 Club Savings Per annum on $5.000 or $1.000 time deposits for Just one year or two years. $5.000 matures In 365 WI where you are when the leaves turn brown. An Innovative savings club plan to use in your days from date of opening and you can earn not when they are green. 7:30 pm in IMU. 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, The D.. I, Iowen-Io.. C"" iowI-TIIIIdeJ, .."..,..., 21, 1171-P..- 3 ~ of 01. 8th Annual n· Crash highHghts airport criticism \~.s-~ r/~. Fiddler's SAN DIEGO (UPI) - People 1fho Dve In the flight path of Jets arriving and leaving from LlDdbergh Field have been flgbtIng for years to have the \~ Picnic city'. Intern,t1onal airport IIIOved to a less-populated part E Ii the county - citing foremost ~. Sun. Oct. 1 the nolae and safety factors. 12:00·6:00 Monday's crash of a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet and the 4-H Fairgrounds small plane with which it (South on Hwy 218) collided may add impetus to that battle which hu Just rekindled with a court trial Bring your own picnic! scheduled In October. The larger plane plowed into a residential neighborhood de­ Adults, 52.00 stroying more than a dozen Children unGer 12, FREE homes, klllIng all 136 aboard Present 8IId at least one person on the groWld and Injwing several others. It was the first crash of a ACROSS U Radlus'$ 1t Ploy 01 many a • Hade yen neighbor 41 Rosy; cheerllll commercial plane in the 1 Tire or con man • Bizarre 11 "The­ 41 Tall l10lice vicinity of Lindbergh Field summary 11 "Lost Konz.on" 41 GrayISh 'Jal­ Baltimore" 01 since it opened on Aug. 16, 1928. flgure Oil Broadway greenish .t "-the yellow It was named for aviator Craziesl lame • A deck 51 Pu:asso or Dream" • Sonablrd$ U Medlcin I Illy Charles Lindbergh because his CaM\s 14 Mueuin's 11 "Dam!" "SpIrit of st. Louis" was built 53 I..ook high prayer calls DOWN II -acid. nearby. bleaching and low IS Bruce 01 films 54 M.P.'s prey Ocean sunfish 1 Grate greatly agent PIlots have long commented 1. 2 Plou s.s Bossa- 17 British tea I' Business abbr. about this being one of the S Reiner or 2J Five Book$ 5C LoQer's merchant, born conveyance trickiest landings in the cOWltry May 10. 1850 Bernstem olM 4 Ponies up IS Work out In 57 "send­ because of the steep descent to 2t Ornamental S Expresses the ring Flowers," By United Press International weapon the field over downtown. The disapproval 2t lerll Doris Day tum %1 It helps No'on& r A dozen or mort '--w". Nt on fir. end I ""III pl.n. pilot PSA commercial'" and I prlVI" C-.na above a rllldtntla. d ... a • U.S.N. top dog %7 $I Bone ; Comb. normal approach Is over a vast grand to stend Lacquer resm Ind nlghl .tudenl Wlrt kllltd In eolll.lon 'Irly MoneIlY 01 a lrict 01 S.n Diego. Ther. WII. llao It ....1 two duthl on ilia 7 Spring form the Z2 Ruth's ZI Ge'lleo wa one residential area -scene of ground It Ihi _ 01 thl crulL 3J Vestige • One 01 the su.tanate • Accented Monday's crash - the city's zoo syllable, In n Favorite vessel Castles, lor Several years ago the plan· 24 sends Fldo on prosody 0117 Across short and Balboa Park, then planes residential neighborhoods. which will provide facillties for ble. They claim loss of appetite, the attack • Llkesome S4 Alden's love .1 "-Tu," have to make a-sudden drop some of the several air lines loss of sex drive and that ning group had voted to relocate ZS Sault­ 1932 song The airport had 78,839 ts· designs or .. Interim over downtown skyscrapers to which are seeking San Diego students attending schools in the airport to a barren area Marie tables currency II Lunkhead reach the field alongside San keoffs and landings in 1917, and routes. the flight path are unable to near the Mexi.can border, but 28 Ralny-day J8 Thirteen popes recenUy the county's Compre· racing surface Diego Bay. 'The airport Is less concentrate on their studies. later reconsidered and allowed .. Dalt than two miles from the heart of hensive Planning Organization Many of the residents who the airport to remain. U Snail town. said Lindbergh would remain live in the flight path have sued The airport operates under a The only fatal accident at appendage the cOWlty's major airport at as Rainbow The airport's landing and the airport for $100 million in midnight-l!HIa.m. curfew, ban· Lindbergh Field Involved an air J7 Pari 01 R.F.D. takeoff corridors cut a wide least through 1995. damages, claiming the noise ning most landings and all taxi which crashed on takeoff • COOlest entered swath through prosperous com· There's a $12 million terminal has devalued their property takeoffs as a concession to the Jan. 8, 1968 and killed the pilot live lrultless and his two passenllers. times by 17 mercial areas as well as plush expansion program underway values by making life unbeara· residents nearby. Across U Pay the bills U Zither's Bostock case suspect charged relative 44 Mimic 45 Items lor a CROWN POINT, Ind. (UP!) Police Investigators said shotgun. Doctors worked on him certain jockey - Afirst degree murder charge Leonard Smith, who was for 3'h hours before he died at 47 Hls- was filed Monday against a man arrested seven times on various 1:30 a.m. Sunday. • French COlUle(;tlons accused of killing California charges between 1964 and 1974 Barbara Smith was ,. AmY's brother Angels' outfielder Lyman but was convicted of none of hospitalized In fair condition 52 Shooterlodder Bostock with a · shotgun blast them, was trying to kill his wife, with pellet wounds on her face. If Site 01 fierce ClvI' War aimed at the gunman's Barbara, 26, who was riding In Potice Sgt. Robert Highsmith baule estranged wife. the back seat of a car with said Bostock, the American M Nook Leonard Smith, 31, of nearby Bostock. League's ninth leading hitter, a Good·natured Gary, appeared briefly before Bostock and Barbara SmIth, was riding in the back seat of a reputation WOO by 17 Across Lake County Criminal Court who had rued for divorce two car driven by his uncle, Thomas 14 Elliptical Judge Andrew V. Giorgi, who months ago, had met only Turner of Gary, after the set his next court appearance minutes earlier at the home of Angels were defeated :H by the for Friday morning. her sister, Joan Hawkins, White Sox Saturday in Chicago. Leonard Smith, who was .. At Fifth and Jackson Streets detectives said. HaWkins, whom IIEOW ADIIAN ~NO' arrested a few hours after the Bostock had known for several the suspect pulled alongside and ARNE DIANA NI'" shooting of Bostock in a car on a RIFT VA ATIONE years, was in the front seat of fired point blank into the car, SCU'PERS INTEND Gary street Saturday night, was the car driven by Bostock's apparenUy with a .41(}.gauge or R A IN' SO F T _ held without bail in the Lake WIele, Thomas Turner, 43, who a 2(}.gauge shotgun," he said. JULIET HONEYDEW E .0 NOli A L A R •• R " CoWlty Jail. police said had helped ralse the Highsmith said Barbara LOUT GAVEL.CYAN The Lake County prosecutor's two girls. Smith recognized the driver as LAG . A A I E S.F 0 SSE S THE LEN '.C A N 0 E 0 office filed the first degree Bostock, one of the highest her estranged husband, and _ U T E s.e L IFF murder charge, which carries a paid players in baseball, was apparently argued briefly with SLOGAN FEATURED TAKII TEASY TELl penalty of 30 to 60 years. taken to St. Mary's Hospital him before the shooting. Turner EV"N ELI TE ESSE Leonard Smith was brought after he was shot at point-blank ran two stop lights to flee from RAYE ALLAY STEP before Giorgi, who advised him range with a small gauge the suspect, he said. of his constitutional rights, including the right to a lawyer. By United Press International The suspect told the judge his Murder .uapecl LlONIrd Smith duc:kllo hid. hll ,_ I. hi I. 1IC0rttd by pollc.men from ilia Glry polle, "Ition 10 Ihi Crown . family had hired a private 'polnl eoun., eourthou.. , pending Irrlllln_1. Smllh II I attorney and Giorgi postponed IUIpICt In thl Ihoillun allying MondlY 01 CIllfornl1 Ang .... oul· proceedings until 8:30 a.m. 1It1d" Lyman BoIlock. Friday. Office candidates to visit I.e. NOW ON SALE AT B.J. RECOR ...... Political activity in the Iowa On Friday, First Lady Meal Site and then appear at a EVERY LINDA RONSTADT ALBUM City area will heat up this week Rosalynn Carter will stop in fundraising luncheon for Blouin when several candidates bring Cedar Rapids to campaign for at the Town House Motor Inn. LindaRonstndt ~ RONSTADT their acts to town. Rep. Mike Blouin on her way to To end the week of political Hasten DoM1 The Wild Jerry Fitzgerald, Democratic Ames for the Jefferson.Jacuon fervor, Wes Dunbar's campaign candidate for governor, will dinner. staff will meet the Daily Iowan begin the parade of politicians In Cedar Rapids, Carter will staff in a co-ecl softball game at f when he visits the UI today. visit the Lincoln Congregate 2 p.m. in Mercer Park. teo• Fitlgerald will eat at Burge Hall from ~ p.m. He will ap­ pear In Room 100, Phillips Hall DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau at 8 p.m. to give a speech and answer questions. On Wednesday, Tom Miller, Democratic challenger to Attorney General Richard Turner, will be appearing at the College of Law. The Iowa 4.85 4.85 Student Bar AIaocIatlon has been trying to arrange a debate ltjDA RONSTADT LINDA RONSTADT between Turner and Mlller at 3 p.m., but Turner has yet to Prisoner nDisgJise Don't Cry Now agree to the arrangements. If ....".,.",....~.... the debate 18 not held, Miller Will be In the College of Law lounge at 3 p.m. to speak to -tudent. and to answer questions. Gov. Robert Ray will visit 1000a City 1buraday to par. 1 ()(JIr f:N".MJ. fXJK&, tlclpate In a campaign rally for 8I/T IF 'rW wtr IT tTlJ5T IT IAJ45N7 MY loell Republican legislative WlCJ

Challenge to Soviets Tueadey, September 26, 1978 Vol. 111, No. 59

BY GA While the attention of AmeriCans has but has suceeded oniy in driving the ~nlOno oxpr_1d on ""0 pages .. 0 tho opIniono ellho oignod _orI 1, .4 Staff" be eI "'. I been focused on Jimmy Carter's camp liberation forces Into the mountains moy not noc.-lly thooe DoItt low.". Publiohld by Student Publcationo . lnc .• 111 COII1I11\JnICoti C_. IOWI Clly, Laurl David Mideast swnmitry, the tunnoil of where the ELF and EPLF factions have Iowa 52242. dilly oxcepl SoIurdeya. SUndll'l. IegoI hclidel'l ond unlv"oIIy medica southern Africa and the collapse of the consolidated and will be difficult to 1'lCl1IonI. SeconcI-dua poota08 paid ., tho POll OIfice II Iowa City u'-'M Act Viewp [)eJ1tal Boston Red Sox, war has continued dislodge. The rebels, after nearly two eI Congo ..elM."" 2. 1879. great inexorably in Ethiopia, where the suc­ decades of fighting, appear content to ;nsdon: cesa of Soviet presence is 'Africa is may bide their time, striking In scattered \fithln be largely determined. guerriDa actions and disrupting supply began The war is not a recent development. lines. re~ Secessionist rebeis in the northern The government can't afford to wait Two province of Eritrea have been struggling another two decades for the conflict to be Lethargy in the American steel industry' remOVE for independence since the early '60s, resolved. It is pouring the nation's twO of' even when the ancient kingdom of resources into the war at a time when No concert hall performer, no rock musician is their words be guided by their subjective lm­ almost 2 per cent of Its sales to R &: Dor ~98 per roots , Abyssinia was ruled by patriarchal Haile drought is threatening mass starvation more sensitive to his work environment than our pressions. . employee or a sum equal to 412 per cent

Mayor Frank Rizzo of Philadelphia is it when the mood strikes him. no enigma. His public pronouncements But the most incredible facet of Rizzo 's lack of intricacy and obfuscation ex­ current campaign lies in the following pected of politicians; he always speaks quote, in reference to his opponents: directly to the point. And since, in his "They try to frighten people , but they current try for a third term as the City of don't frighten me." Brotherly Love's mayor he is en­ It is amazing that Frank Rizzo should couraging his constltuents to "vote even consider making the observaton, in white," Frank Rizzo's message is clear. an accusatory tone, that someone is trying to frighten people after he has Rizzo faces some large obstacles in his mightily striven to bring racial and race for another term. Not the least of these is the city charter, which limits social tensions to the point of combustion mayors to two terms. Last spring, he simply to maintain himself in office. And humbly announced that he would abide what is more amazing is that he has a by the charter, bid a bittersweet farewell . good chance of success. Rizzo has ' wide, deep, fervent public to city hall and assume the role of support, and he has cultivated that national spokesmen for the "white support through an overtly racist ap­ minority." But Rizzo changed his mind proach. He may stumble in his attempt to - perhaps he reflected that mayors get get the charter amended - his various reserved parking places and national enemies may in combination have the spokesmen for non-existent (or at least power to thwart him, but there is a miscalculated) ethnic groups don't. Now question whether they can act in har­ Rizzo has expressed the fear that without mony on anything, Including the defeat of his firm hand on the wheel, the city would Frank Rizzo. And even if he does lose his collapse within a fortnight. (What's a on Hancher 's stage . The Emerald City gate, for , I post as mayor, he has mentioned with "Cathexis." I spoke to Mr. John Monnick, whoae paltry thing like a city charter when civic example, was much more elaborately designed obvious relish the prospect of of running supercilious attitUde turned me off In the same annihilation is a t hand? ) than the "aqua, kelly green, emerald green and for governor of Pennsylvania, a race hasty way I have been turning the radio tff yellow" cu rtain which Judith and I saw from the whenever one of your so-called "Jazz lII)ows" \ But in the nuclear age, the end of the he'd have a good chance of winning. Then . Letters orchestra seats in Monday night's performance. comes on the air. world is a rather tired issue, so Rizzo he'd have a whole state, not just a city, to Could not such a problem be an unfortunate knew he'd have to sweeten the pot. And tell ghost stories to. disadvantage imposed by nature upon traveling One of the great things about Mark Solomon's he knew just how to do it - he'd done it The style Rizzo uses was perfected in To the Editor: companies? The "entourage 01 a dozen chiffon­ show was that It helped me to keep abreast at 1) successfuily twice before. He has begun the South, but has passed Into disuse I respectfully submit this letter in an effort to draped dancers" who were In the final dance new contemporary Jau record relea.... ute making gratuitous, insulting references there lately. No less a pillar of express how sick and tired I am of insensitive, scene of the play was another of my disap­ many other people, I have a limited reccri 2) to black people. The Philadelphia press, segregation than Sen. Strom Thurmond narrow-minded and ethnocentric "so-called" pointments. Perhaps the restrictions imposed by buying budget, and I like to hear records before [ being the Philadelphia press, eats it up, (R-S.C .) has begun to appeal directly to critics defining for black people what is ac­ the dimensions of the stage caused this oU!erwise buy them If at all possible. and Rizzo feeds it to them with a spoon. black voters, knowing increased black ceptable and unacceptable about their art. I am impressive finale - reminlscent,ln my thinking, " ... Keep on writing that black stuff," he voter registration there has made any speaking specifically, in this Instance, about the of the court of a medieval African chief with all Solomon's show was multi-faceted In Its wide 3) has been quoted as saying to reporters, other approach suicidal. Rizzo doesn't review of the Hancher Auditorium performance of its gala colors and pomp - to fall somewhat erposure of recordings ranging from maID­ "it gets me votes everyday." have to worry about that. No matter how of The Wiz . short of the majesty which It had possessed on stream to avant garde. Although IOIDe 4) limitations were placed on him by the And, of course, It Isn't just the black high black voter registration figures get I too must sadly state that I enjoyed some of the Shubert stage. Nevertheless, Green seems to 5) unavaUabilltf of certain recordings from the people. Everyone trying to prevent the The Wi~, but not all of it, although, it seems, have again missed the fact that The Wiz ls • In Philadelphia, he has enough fearful WSUI library, Solomon nevertheless helped amendment of the city charter to allow for exactly the opposite reasons as thOle Of your black interpretation of Th e Wizard oj 0% and not ethnics to draw from to win. Anyone who llsteners such as myaelf flU-in the gaps In their Rizzo a third term is a radical. "This is thought racial poUtics died with the "illustrious" drama critic. I had previously seen a IDf!re remake of The Wizard oj Oz. The Wiz twice In ChIcago, although, unhap­ The unfortunate comments abOut the music In Uatenlnl( background with recording! from the an election," he darkly intones, "bet­ creation of the "New South" is tragically forties, fifties and atxties, as well are m«t ween social eltremists and social pily, not In New York. Some thlngs of which your The Wit Indicated to me that Judith Green', wrong. It Isn't dead; its spreading. lack of exposure to black culture ls so great that recent recordingl. radicals against the people who live staff writer, Judith Green, seems callously not to have been aware are the obvious facts that Iowa perhaps she should never again be pennltted to On the other llana, me "Jail and Jim" shoW, withln the law." And Frank Rizzo lives MICHAEL HUMES City ls not Broadway, Hancher Auditorium is not review another black production, for how can Which has replaced "Cathexis," II prInwlIy. within the law - he just wants to change Editorial Page Editor the Majestic Theater In New York, nor is a road one criticize what one doesn't understand? The " dated, illy·whlte, mllktoast, mlddiNf-the-rold company a Broadway cast. 'ooh-wah' accompanimenta" of the pit slngera Jau Ihow . I am not limply ..ylng thlJ becaUM What your not-too-widely traveled critic very effectively (and positively) evoked for John Coltrane, Ce<:U Taylor, Jackie Mclan IIId perceived as a "super-charged ... energy level" some of us images of black music of the '501, as I Ornette Coleman .... overlooked by IhII ., was, In my mind, a disturbingly low energy level. am quite sure they were Intended to do. My but becau.. Jim Doulherty conal.telldJ The lnitlal dance acene of the play, with the complaint with both the pit lingers and the or­ overiooU even the most lOUd mainJIream II' "woman trailing about 20 yards of black cloth" chestra, however, was that they lacked the rich, tlltl of the Iut three decades, such u Deller was my first disappointment of the evening after fuil-bodied sound that the orchestra and slngera Gordon, Gene Ammons, Art Blakely, 0IarIet having observed at the Shubert Theater In with the ChIcago company had poIIe8Ied. MIng\18 and Wei Montgomery. ChIcago a virtual exploeion during the tornado Secondly ,If Green had even a slight appreciation I recently read a "National Jail SUrvey" of ballet,ln which Dorothy's house was twirled and of, or sensitivity toward, gospel millie ahe could jus radio shows In the publication Radio FrH spun almost continuoualy throughout the dance, not have perceived of the individual slnger­ Jm . Each participating ltatlon liated the jill the entire stage was entwined with the trailing actors 88 having been guilty of "vocal albuma to which thll), had been glvinll the DK't black ribbon, thereby evoking a true feeUng of elaboration 10 florid that mllodies (were) airplay. Well, In Lellngton, Ky., fer ewnple, H "tornado," and at one point the female dancer obliterated" for she would have known in­ you turn on WBKY, you might heir RuIIuD appeared almost miraculously astride the top of tellectually, IInce she couldn 't feel intuitively, Roland Kirk ; In Daviclaon, N.C., It', Ron carter Dorothy's house. Tbia was not your clalllcal that black millie II not baed on melody In the and ChIck Corea; In Lawrence, Kana., CIIII'IIt ballet, yet no one with any appreciation of the claaslcal lleDee, but on repeated refrains and Parker, Olear Peteraon and Flora PurIm are lilt black dance form would perceive 01 It as a rhythma in a more traditionally AfrIcan MIlle. order of the day ; you can hear Charla MqII "confused tangle" 01 "dancen Jwnplng up and and Yuael Lateef In YpIlIantl, Mlch; IIId • down." Chari .. Locll etl Oxford, Ohio (wherever than II), the __ at Woody Shaw and Phil Woodl come out OWl' lilt The c08twnes and color schemes which ap­ alnra.. . palled your .taf( writer 10 much, IIt!med, to thia All that jazz But In Iowa City, you'll have 10 little rw l1li mind, quite appropriate given the fact that Th. Torme, Buddy RIch , Woody Herman, a. WII II a fantasy and aome of the color schemes To th. Editor: Kenton, Harry Jamea, the Glenn MWtr BIIId were truly fantutlc. The Emerald City wu one Several weeu 110, I ltopped In It radio ltatlon and IAulI Be1llon. Ho-hwn. of the more awe-lnspIrInc .. at the Shubert WSUI to ezpreu my IIncere conctrn ovw the 'lbeater and lOI1lehow faUed to be as lmprelllve clemlee of Mark Solomon'llate-nilht laalhow, Ray RldfOUI The Dilly Iowan-Iowa Cltr. Io __T...... ,. Ieptember 21.1171-'.... ---- The big question is, how much will it hurt? < Student CommiHee "GA~!sdom teeth: a lot like taxes, death for A JUlt World Order Staff Writer . infection because of the invites all people who are anatomy of the upper wiJdmI Laurie Betzer. a first-year teeth. There is no food im­ medical student. left the UI paction from gravity 81 on the interested in global issues to Dental Clinic In July feeling bottom and the bone Isn't as great after having all four bard on top," be explained. , williom teeth removed. But Acevedo said there is a attend this week's new within five hours the sedation chance of infection in the beglll wearing off, and she sinuaea and the tissue there realized the ordeal wasn't over. would have to be cloeed. But be membership and committee Two hours of surgery to said tbat most infection remove four impacted teeth, problems occur when the two of which bad wrapped their bottom molars are removed. update session. September roots around nerves. has left Acevedo 's policy is to Betzer with enormous swollen "remove the top wisdom teeth If jaws and numbness in the lower the bottom ones are removed 27, 1978, Wednesday, 7:00 right corner of her chin. because there's nothing for the According to Dr. Alex upper ones to function with. We Acevedo, associate professor in /- may let the top wisdom teeth p.m. in the Purdue Room of oral surgery, pain and swelling erupt a bit before removal, but can be expected for all patients only on selective cases. 'r who have wisdom teeth - Lorson encourages his the IMU. named because they usually patients to have them removed appear in the late teens and all at once also. "U's easier for usually referred to 88 third me to do It that way . Butit also molars by dental profe88ionals depends a lot on the degree of - removed. difficulty and the skill of the "We can't predict the individual operator." magnitude." he said. "It varies A screening appointment is a from person to person." necessary part of ill Dental "Pain depends on many Clinic procedure, Acevedo said. factors - complexity of He said It is impossible to surgery, position of wiadom make an estimate of total costs teeth. length of time. the person of wisdom teeth removal has waited before removal and because of such variables 81 the the behavioral patterns of the amount of anesthesia used and person after surgery." said Dr. time spent in surgery. Betzer's Glenh Jacobsen, a local dentist. bUl, including about 1~12 pre­ But there is also the and post-surgery visits, was possibility of complications, $125. Normally, however, a such as numbness In the lip or patient wUl have only a few out of it. chin areas, as in Betzer's case. post-operatlve checkups. An appointment is set up on "Parasthesia is an abnormal sensation of the lip. It·s a tingly a day prior to the surgery. at which complications that may feeling - like the anesthesia arise and what will be hap­ hasn't worn off," Acevedo pening during surgery will be explained. "It's not pennanent. explained. I though. The time element may involve three to four weeks or But most Jmportantly, up to nine months for some," Acevedo said. it is necessary to The numbness, which "establish a base line for vital Acevedo said may only occur in signs." Blood pressure and two or three cases In 700,results set of fourth molars have However, Acevedo en- swelling or stiffness of the jaw. Isn't bothering them. but there's pulse must be taken in advance from just the slightest pressure disappeared. couraged surgery between the Those symptoms would drive a potential for a cyst." to detennine what is normal for If yo u want to gel into nuclear powcr. start by gelti ng into the from the root on the nerve when Jacobsen added that only 11 ages of 17-25 for another reason. them to care." Although a cyst may not each person. nuclear Navy. the tooth is being removed. minority. about 5 per cent, have "Twenty-two to 25 Is the ideal The bulk of third molar develop right away and only Although no one but a dentist The Navy operate more than half the reactor in America. "The most common com- room for their wisdom teeth. age for surgical removal of the problems, Acevedo said. occur only occurs In about 10 per cent can tell if a person needs to get So our train ing is Lh most compreh nai ve. You tart by arn­ plication. probably occurring in One local private oral third molar. There usually are when the wisdom teeth erupt of cases. according to Acevedo. his or her wisdom teeth in gyour commission a aNavyoffic r.Thenw giveyou ay r 6-10 per cent of the cases. Is dry surgeon. Dr. Edward Lorsen. no systemic problems such as halfway. "The tooth opens into if not taken care of the cyst can removed, the responses vary as of adva nced nuclear training (wi th a $3.000 bonus wh n you sockets." Acevedo said. "A clot said everyone eventually needs heart conditlons or diabetes. the oral cavity, food collects grow to large proportlons. X do the reasons for having the fini h). Duri ng your car r, you'll get practical, hands-on ex­ doesn 't organize after the tooth to have his or her wisdom teeth It's easier to remove the third around the molar and can be a rays have shown that some surgery done . perience with ou r nuclear-powered fl et. is removed. The BOeket's not removed. He also asserted that molar when the patient is source of infection." he said. have grown aimost as large as "The subject's not black and If that sounds like the kind of responsibility you're looking protected and the bone is ex- the earlier surgery is done the younger . because the bone is not Another reason for removal of the entire lower gum area. white in terms of 'if' and 'when' for, speak to your Navy rccruil.er or &e nd y OUT resume to: posed to air. causing pain in the better, because side effects are as hard, the patient tolerates the third molars is to prevent The upper wisdom teeth pose wisdom teeth should be Lt. a.rry R. Hartl.. l. 7501 N. Unlvertlty. Suit. 201. Peoria. IL ear or temple area." "diminished if the wisdom teeth the procedure better and also the development of a cyst. a sac less of a problem than the removed." Acevedo said. "Oral 81814, or 1:1111 collect (3011) 871·7310. To help the healing, a are removed early. Usually by heals faster." of fluid that develops after bottom ones during removal, surgeons differ In their prac­ dressing is placed on the socket. the age of 17, 18. or 19, the How does one know when surrounding tissue "nowers" Acevedo said. tice. You have to consider NAVY omaL1T'S1IOY .un A -.IT'S All AIWIIIIVIIL "The dressing does what the wisdom teeth have successfully wisdom teeth need to be around the growing molars. "There are fewer problems of what·s beat for the patient. " clot should have done." erupted and should be taken removed if he or she hasn't been Cysts occur only if the molars Acevedo said. out. .. told so by a dentist? do not erupt and become im­ Most people need to have Lorson and Acevedo both said "Around the age of 19, 20. or pacted. While there is less their wisdom teeth removed removal of the third molar later 21 the wisdom teeth start to chance of infection - usually because there usually Isn't In life can cause problems for develop. The person will notice caused because brushing enough room in the mouth to the patient. a problem and continue to have wisdom teeth is difficult - the accommodate wisdom teeth. Lorson noted that if surgery is problems if it's not taken care tissue around the tooth can according to Acevedo. As man delayed "insidious problems of." Acevedo said. develop a cyst. evolved. he said. the mouth can occur such as gum infection Lorson said. "If they need to "The trouble with a cyst is became smaller in to - though it's low grade:" and be taken out. the person will that it bigger." Acevedo the rest of the a subsequent bone damage. It have symptoms of pain, said. their University of Iowa Collegiate Associations Council MAMIYA He 1000 supplemental Automatic • Compact • Easy-To-Use BUDGET 6) Easy Focusing 1) Automatic Viewfinder Exposure 7) Film Advance 2) Shutter HEARINGS Lever Speed Priority 8) NC Bayonet Control Lens Mount 3) Self Timer 9) Exposure for 1978-1979 allocations 4) Flash Sync Counter 5) Depth of Field 10)Oversize. will be held October 9 - 13 Preview Quick Return Mirror BUDGET FORMS available now in Collegiate Associati.ons Coun­ MAMIYA Ne 1000 cil office in the Activities Center. , w/1.7 lens regular $249;95 $22888 w/1.4 lens regular $289.95 $28888 I.M.U. (Deadline for budget re- Case $14.88 Nationally advertised at $279.95 quests: Juesday, October 3 at 17000 of M... I,. Mone, with each camera. 5:00 pm.) Good toward len.e. and acce.. ories. I Jhe Activities Center is open on weekends. '. 1-Th. D.II, lo•• n-Io •• CItJ, 10Wl-TUftCII" • .,tlmber Z', 1I7r.:....~r~--..~~=~===::;:;::::;:;:;:;::;;::;:;:~==::;:::::;::~::;::o:~.., ICLU opposes censorship Clark accuses Jepsen of of school library books , misleading Iowa voters CEDAR RAPIDS,Iowa (UPI) also strongly hold the view that - A proposal to remove books exposure and education, not DES MOINES (UPI) - case, I think Mr. Jepsen should blamed the inconsistency on !be deemed sexist or racist from suppression, is the proper Democratic Sen. Dick Clark explain to the people of Iowa "hectic" pace of his campaign school libraries would be antidote for potentially harmful Monday accused his Republican why he appears to be tellin8 schedule the day of the In­ censorship that does more harm ideas in a free society." challenger, Roger Jepsen, of people what they want to hear terview. than good, the Iowa Civil Brown made the statement misleading Iowa voters with on this Iuue and why either of "It was an intensive and Uberties Union said Monday. prior to appearing before the inconsistent statements ,bout his statements on it should be involved interview, we wen "The Civil Liberties Union is Cedar Rapids School Board to his view. on tuition tax credits. trusted more than the other." behind time and when we 11ft, and always has been sympa­ state the ICLU's opposition to a Clark released the transcript Jepsen began his attack on my wife did question my lIIIWer thetic to the feelings of groups proposal pending before a - of an interview Jepsen had Clark's stand on the tax credit ' about that," Jepaen said. "In in our society that have been conuruttee of the board that April 14 with George Brown of Issue during an appearance in any event, my record Is clear victimized by offensive and would lead to the removal of the Iowa State Education Dubuque earUer this month. and I think I did mlaIpeak In often damaging stereotypes," mOre than 100 books crom the Association, whIch was to be Dubuque is heavUy Catholic and that interview ... I do remember said ICLU Executive Director shelves of elementary school used later in deciding political Jepsen aimed his remarks at answering that in the oppoIiIe Steve Brown. "However, we libraries. endorsements by IPACE, the the parents of parochial school from what I should have 1Iid." political arm of the teachers' pupils. organization. He repeated his criticism of 01 CLASSIFIEDS In that interview, Jepsen said Clark last week, contending the Postscripts he would not favor tax credits rising costs of education add for persons paying tuition to impetus to the push for tax Opportunities elementary, secondary or credits, and endorsed the tax hIgher-level educational institu­ credit concept in a letter printed All seniors and graduate students Interested In registering with tions - a marked departure in the newsletter of the Iowa the Career Services and Placement Center for on-campus from Jepsen's recent state­ Catholic Conference on Sept. 12. recruiting In the areas of business and industry or setting up a ments, which have chastised Reached at a fundra!ser in reference file are invited to a meeting at 5:30 p.m. In the Min­ Clark for opposing tuition tax Greene County, Jepsen first nesota Room of the Unlon ..... Newcomers are welcome at the credit legislation in Congress. said the transcript of the ISEA beginners' hatha yoga class In Center East at 6 p.m. For Informa­ "Mr. Jepsen has said that my interview, given to Clark's tion call Barbara. 338-3002 ..... Auditions for John Yuknalls's record is the only Issue in this campaign staff by an ISEA production of Shakespeare's The T.m,..t will be held tonight race. But that is not true," member, "is in error or the promptly at 8 p.m. In Room 100 of the Old Armo~y. The produc­ Clark said. I question was not clear to me." tion will have a long run In December. A large cast In needed. so "Another important isliue is However, he later told UPI people are encouraged to audition; no prepared material Is Mr. Jepsen's record. In this the transcript was correct and necessary .... .Frlendshlp Day Care Center sponsors the Child Care Food Program. Meals are available to children at the center without regard to race. sex. color or national orlgln .. ... Nader Is Senior lobby lauds Clark votes from Kuwait. and of course can speak and write Arabic extremely WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. senior citizens," said Executive well. He Is Willing to teach others. Call LINK at 353-5465 for more Dick Clark, O-Iowa, has re­ Director William R. Hutton. Information ..... The Consumer Protection Service needs ceived the Award of Merit of the caseworkers to help consumers resolve their problems with National Council of Senior "Senator Clark has been in businesses. Hours can be tailored to fit your schedule. Contact Citizens for his support of the forefront of efforts to CPS at 353-7042 or stop by the table at the Fall Festival. legislation affecting the elderly. improve the quality of life of Programs The councU, which presents older Americans since he was Th. Daily low8rVMary Loch the award to one senator and first elected to the Senate in Polish editor and translator Lech Jeczmyk will speak on "Con­ one representative each year, 1972," Hutton said, adding the temporary Polish culture: New developments in fiction. film and It makes a better window than a door chose Clark for his "distin­ Iowa Democrat has held a 100 graphic art" today at 3:30 p.m. In 304 EPB. Lech won Poland's guished record for advocacy per cent rating for backing Translation Prize for his version of Heller's Catch·22. 1978 VIsitors Ir. .dvlMd to ••tch their Itlp(~). wMther or not the d.mn bUM hi. thorn •• Thl, and achievement on behalf of council priorities. Refreshments will be served ..... Karln J. Gustafson will perform an Look befor. you I•• p. 11'. not how fir ,OU fill, 11'. WIJ to the egrell... organ recital at 8 p.m. In Clapp ReCital Hall ..... Tonight's "Speak Easy" program on WSUlls "Civil defense: Is .the real disaster In ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• our planning?" The broadcast is at 8 p.m. with a repeat Wednes­ • day at 3 p.m . • THE WAR WHERE YOU SCORE • Tuesday &VVedoesay NOW SHOWING : ...... ~ • All draft beer, bar liquor and wine • It was the Deltas : RED :: $2 Cover against the rules ... is going for 1/2 price : STALLION: : the rules lost! FREE • • For all the beer you ca~ drink Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday : LOUNGE HAt'leNAL (no cover charge on all three nights) • Live The COPPER CONNECTION tA•••••• And as an extra bonus ... • 211 Iowa Ave. (Above the Copper Dollar) • Country Music Closed Mondays: Available for Private Parties AMI~AL Tuesday you will receive a Free Drink • Nightly ticket at the door good for everyonel • NO COVER CHAnGE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Illut* Monday thru Thu~~~ay ~ 7:30-10pm This Week: ne COPPER DOLLAR

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...... Dfr"'~PoA __ ~. • BIJOU • Mon & Tues 9 • BIJOU • IQI 0 7 :~0 & 9:30 l TONIGHT NO'COVER Tuesday Special E The Very Best in Live Rock &Roll T $1.00 w FREE BEER 8 -10 pm ha fie ho TONIGHT V2 Price Bar Liquor & Beer Ca Pitchers 10 til closing - Bud·Blue Ribbon·Schlitz BELL JAR Anheuser-Busch Nat\lral Light Coming Thursday - Tom D Luca LO Blue Ribbon Natural Light fac 2Sc Draws lin 331 9 -11 8-10 pm LO Set GRAND DADDY'S HI no cover 606 E... rllnllol 331 LO IIlI Jlr - ~ - -- E On the Line PERSONALS HELP WANTED REBIRTRER Margo Wood! will give a Semll Rebirth WorUhop. October 9· 'DI Classifieds 111 Communications Center with the 01 sports staff 12, The Clearing, 337~ . lOot

CUp out the lIat 01 gamel and muat pr.dlct a final.core. Then circle the team you predict will you mUlt clearly print your ANnQUES AUTOS DOMESTIC ROOMMATE win. Circle both teams If you name and addreu. WANTED boneatly believe the game will end In a tie. For the game Send your entry (one entry designated "tiebreaker," you per person) through the campus mUlt circle the winner and you or U.S. Mall to On the line, The Datly Iowan, or drop it off Iowa at Arilona personally In Room 111 of the Minnesota at UCLA Communlcatlons Center by LO ELY Purdue at Notre Dame Thunday noon. We hsten . Cns,s Center WQRK-study clerical poaiUon for per10II 351·m40 !24 hours ) DI CLASSIFIEDS Southern Cal at Michigan in Oakdale olfice. e~ceUent ... orkine COlI' ... DTJN --~-I ' - 1-' ---'- ~ l . 1I2'Ia E. Washington (11 am·2 am) ...,... uwwuu w, .... " ...... , JWOM)(ATI!:S to ....,...... - ".l1li state ditions . new typewriters, free p!lmne. INSTRUCTION 'HilI. A1v.rez K Yliri, DV.u 1m. SaIr· yard . larden• • 1r&IIt. J-Uer, J11~ . PRQBLEM pregnancy counseling for ex cafeteria. Call Mary AIID . 35U727. 10-5 ______lnc lUitar. ,175 337-9171 1-21 CORVETTE 1171 T-BAil IN Teus at Teus Tech TICKET AGENT HOUlton at Florida State pectant single parents. No charge. PART·time Job ideal for Itudent - THE Arl EducaUOII area of the UniVef' VIOLIN 3/.l1le. pM tGMItIM. UUZM plus S.ruou topa, air COIIdltloned . low will train Lutheran SOCIal Service. SSI-4880. 9.27 Receptlonist/ s... itchboard operator. sity of lowl will offer Saturday Art afur I pili. t-Z7 milease, dark If'eeII SSJ.lIU; aft« 5. ERJOVS male crad to ....,.. moden, Tennessee at Auburn Call for appointment. 8 am to. pm, Mon- CJ.sses for children altS 1- la. Elehe -_"--______354-&ISI ..27 ~ apertmeat. on ~, Maryland at Kentucky UNION BUS DEPOT D1EIIL Stable - Horses boarded. inside day through Friday, Oaknoll. ISH720. 8- Saturday seasionJ wm bella Septem~ SIGMA I'litar - Made by Martin - MIDt -117-.- F-ord--Pin- to-w-IIOII--.-4 -Ipftd--,- 44-••- ~~r!:U~toto~':' :u. ~ MIssouri at Oklahoma arena , Lessons. 354-2477 or 351·3809.IO-U 26______%3. CaU Art Educalioo orfice for more condllioo. bardsbell Cil5e S38-4327 ; » mll6 Rellonabte price. DOl subject to utihUea SS7.2IlU. S _. pm ... Tiebreaker : Nebraska _ at of Iowa City, Inc, informaUoo, :l5U577. 9-a 6210 (Bau). t-2J recall 33Um ..27 PLA INS Women Bookstore, 529 S. FEMALE in lwo bedroom apartmeat. IndialllL- Gilbert ; Books. records, posters. shirts. rRREE work'study poII~lons , 15·20 EL 'ESTUDIO DE GU ITARR A. GUITA R· Practically new Alvarel willi new inespIIIIive. ekR-ID. Call 31114713. Name :______Phone: 337-2127 338.9842 Monday·Friday IH' Saturday hours/week , $3.l2 /bOur. BrUli proof of ClasSica l, Flamenco, lolk, etc . banlsbell eue. Call 338·7752 . t-2J llU Chevrolel - ~Ie , ~t~. 12.5. . ., to-I; eUgibiIJty to Iowa City Public Ubrary of- DOIl'UJt~ out I55D aqotlabld51-3M4 IN Address: ______404 E, College ______..:.-. , laCe, 10 to 5. weekdays , 9-27 Professlonal InsuuclDn of 6 Ind Il- SELMER MARK VI lito .... like new. ..27 I.....______~ STOR"GE-STORAGE Uring gultar, mandoUn. Buy. HII. trade SSH2tJ . days; S3U.133.eveftinp 8-2a ONSMOJUNG . .. _, uWltlell . on ______Mini.warehouse units . All sizu. MERCY HOSPITAL and II!r\'Iee all types ne ... and u~ in· ----'-----....:..-- 1m Mercury Marquis. Ut; _battery. roam, bus line, duplex 337-6341 • ..,.. • Monthly rates as low as $15 per month U Part-Time Secretary Itruments. 331·8216. leave messa,e. 10- ~Itrlq banJo' EB18 Eplp/1one. year old . tires. exilaUJI Red tiUe, _ :!*717S.. UIP ... Store All . dIal. 337.3506, IO-t2 This Is a ... eekend position In our 10 banlly used . cue. :!*71163. keep Il)'iaI 27 radiology department, 7::10-12 :30 pm on ======-::;====:::=::::::::::I=~: ------p CIOUS . I ARTISTS and cralts men and women· Saturday, a:so to S pm on Sunda v • PO _ 1m Ca_ro, ~ , auto.mtlC . IJf . power A room 1ft ~ . m pi ... University Video Two well publicized arts and crafts General secretariaJ/receptionist duU~ S RTING GOODS rlnl and brakes, tilt .teer\Jlc wh«I 1/1 uuliues m-%311 ..27 shows are schedul~ this fall. An ex- to include transcribln, radlololY MISCELLANEOUS S37-&11O t-ti FEMALE · OWII room III vecetarID. cellent opportunity to show and sell your reports, 5O/SO words per minute. Die- SCUBA ,ear for sale . U.S Dlvera tank A.Z cooper1ItJve, musial 1IoIaeboId. l lJO work , Contact Stiers Crafts. 413 taphone experience prefe~ . Starling and regulator and Parkway wetsuit FOR ule · urn Mpen. ucelltnt allape. 110 dqIoIit, DO Center Kirkwood Ave. 338-3919 . 9-29 salary $U7 per bour. Benefits include mustsell 3S3.oeD% 9-'/1,' Call338-a42. 10-2 plus utilities, 1_. no pets J>borKo 331~I1 • • home; UH3i3, iii paid time orr and autOllUlUc salary - --.---.------USE D ortlce equipment and 1m Nova .-doQr. pow r IIftrlnc, Ilr CLEARiNG. School of the Healing Arts. progression. FOURTEEN loot sailboat Ind triller. furnishinl" Draftln, tabl • deskl. condltJ I '" sell C II ._ forPet~ ... has part-time positions for students with Classes and individual appointments. an equal opportunity employer 100 square foot sail. Call3M-2547 after ,pectsl file Ihelvi",. colla tin, tables, 00 n.. ust a ...y , » .. Ca NP L1 i lth ...... - t evenillc , :\SUI... 9-11 337·5405. 10-25 Apply at Job Service of lowl S. g... non . cop er w ","".",en mt, ARrlOUS male lf1Iduate Itudellt to sban modern houJto Wlth 0lIl pe..-. strong background in solid state circuitry, BIBLE Basics Course· Nine week class 1810 Lower Mu.catJne Rd. feeder and aorter ; IBM dictaUon equip- 1m CbeveUe 2-<1oor, bardtop. SSG 4- 'I ~ ______1m Johnson outboards · 8 8 hp , • . 25 ment with remote terminals, IBM eJec. barrel with beadel'l, bucket leall, monthly Call 354-71114, 5 • 7 pm ... RF Systems, and digital electronics. Introducing lhe Bible · Its history, literature and content. Meets weekly. GODFATHER'S PIZZA hp. S808. Canoe cl_ out · Gnmunan trlctypewrlter. S38«72 8·28 lutollUltlc on Ooor. new wide Iltea. nw WA TEO: rem ale to shire two . Now accepting appUcatiOlll for assistant Landau. Tilt trailen, 'lIS. Stark ·l . lood $tOO beat II CaIlI.e5-7182 Challenging positions available in state­ Thursdays . 8 pm. Purdue Room . IMU . manager. Pay commesurAte with Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin . Open SUII- TWO. pbono eartndges for Bal\ll" Olut. . or 0 er, . bedroom ap!ll1ment tI_ ID campus Offered by ICHTHUS ($1-16041. of-the-art television systems design, in­ ability. Apply in penon. 531 Hwy. 1 da ys . Phone~2478 . 10'5 aenturntables. Bestoller. SlI-ms. 9-21 _-======":::- Calim-Ulor.dd,Uonallnformatioa... stallation, operation and maintenance. ALCQIIQLlCS Anonymous ·12 noon West. 9-27 SQDA fountain dlspenler, slalnle.. Wednesday. Wesley House; Saturday. GODFATHER 'S PIZZA CHILD CARE Iteel. B ft Best offer 338-1677 ; alter 5 AUTOS FOREIGN TWO bedroom tr~r , 'ISO . fully fur· Applicants must qualify for work-study. 321 North lIa ll. 35J.!1813. 10-10 Now hiring part.time cooks. counter pm . SSt.7173, Ilk lor Dlvid. 9-21 nlshed Ilr, 6211-6S71 ..211 help. buspersons. Apply In person. 531 USED I -bl 1m Toyota pickup Iont bed air t.opper Call 353-4333, Hwy. I West. »-27 INEXPENSIVE day care for children' Vlcuum c eaner. reasona y 28 000 II ood condl I • • HELP WANTED three-five years. Hou rs 7 _5 :SO 353-6714. ~ric~ Brandy's V.cuum , 351·ltsS. 11. 1m mea" ton, 13,2011. ISiu QFFlCE coordinator - Work-study. 10-20 10-2 COLOR TV • Portable Generll Electric. APARTMENTS hours, '3.50 to start. MUlt know fOR sal ; 1977 Toyota Corolla rutI bookkeepi ng or accounllng; pleasant of OPENINGS remain In pre',choo exceUent condltion.'ISO Call3M-IM5. 8- proo(~ . automatic transmlsslon. radio. FOR RENT DAYCAREhour. Hours workerare flexibl wantede. Work. $3. 20st udpery :======:::======~ only. 353-671S. 221 Melrose Ave. 9·26 flce. Tlane , Free Environment. 353-3888 program It Preucll School Of Music 28 13.500. Phone m..st4t 10-2 ------t~ Includes Suzuki violin lessons 3544827, BOOKCASE, 6 rt tall. unflnish~ wood. MQDER efllcl ncy apartment im- TEMPORARY hel~ wanled on campus· ------~ evenln.. 117~ VW Rabbit. 21.000 miles. Ute _ . m~lately Ivailabl. It 732 Michael BECOME A PRQFESSIONAL IN THE .... · n...... , ,Ill 88 Four dray,-er unltnl hed desk, Call 351~24 . askfor Lily Michula . bet- S29 r Ish~ h '2.150. C.II3:\Helf. ' ·21 Street ConlKt manaltr, Bill . pIIoneU7- ween9amandl2. 9.27 ENERGY CQNSE RVATIQN IN· Ba Three-drawer un In C e5 t. --- II8OOlordtUlI. 10-1 DUSTRV. INSUlrSOUND INC. Is look- TYPING ,19 sa Oth r sJzes Chesl of dray,-el'l and 1m OolJlun B210. leven monlhl Old . fat- WOR,K.sTUDV accounting/ bookkeeping Ing for responsible. hard working, desks Lamp . area rugs. love seats Ind tory air Like new $3 100 or besl oller SUBLET one bedroom . ,170 plus eJec. PLAZA CENTRE ONE posItIon . t5·20 hours per week. Will post. professionally orientated salespeople to wicker Kathleen's Korner. 532 N Dodle 351-19381ller 4 pm . , 9-21 triclty. in country OM mIle IIOUth or I C on CRT. Ill e financial material and per- develop theIr own and company fur. rYPING servIce - Cedar Rapldl ' I Open IH O;IlIy Indudll\ll Sunday . -- M.II Call btfore 10 30 am 01' afler 8 SO Now accepting applications for form related duties . $3 75 per hour. Un· nished leads on a liberal commission Marlon otudenlJl ; IBM correctll\ll selec. clO!ed Monday 1()'10 HO DA Civic Hatchback · 11174. "'bite. pm, ISt-IM 10-1 Iversity ollowa Foundation: alumni Cen- basis. Excellent company training by tric ; 377·9184. 11 ·3 M AM IV A/ E KO R S5mm S LR , VInyl top, trulnuahhlfl. 331-4S75 9·28 AVAlLA.BLE for marri~ _pie · Two .Host· Hostess ler. or call35HlZ7l for appolOtment.lO·2 one of the most respected yo ung aut U ttl t I hoto Id 1 1M! Renault earaveU oonvertlble. It· _ . ' h TYPING - Former university secretary oma c H ng. e ep . w eani e bedroom unfurnllh~ eoa Ronlldl. .Cashiers SECRETARY · Professional office typ- organIzations In t ~ Industry. No It ' t '. th ' Excellent condition. 1S1-8605. 9·27 lachable hardtop, mint condition. SO · .. 60 bookk ·· prevIous sales experience necessary eecrlc ypewrlter . papers. eses. ------mp' ...... - l.eaJe. depoalt Call alter t. 351 ·11. t-27 109 mlOlmum wpm. eeplOg. . resumes . 337-3603. 10-10 "'• .,"" aft.r2• . ..~. ,...... Grill cooks minimum Iwo years college. asl-135J. g. Contact Rex Newhart 319·3SHJ45 or 31t- OW IN STOCK - The CritiCS Choice 1t73 Opel GT Hpetd Michelina Itereo TWO bedroom. I'" bath. w It lide of tilt • General Restaurant Personnel 28 377·1487. 9-26 EFFICIENT. professional typing for TANGENT loud speakerl. Al so Itereo sharp; "ooo ~., ...~ • I• • ' riv r, t245monthly .OcIDberl , m.sotI7 • theses. manuscriptl. etc. - IBM Stlec. TRISTAN speaker stands . THORENS" • ...... "" 8-211 Full and part time positions available PART-time. full time help · Taco WANTED · U. of I. student workel'l. t r Ic or IBM ..... emory (au t oOlatlc. STRATIICLVDE turntables • GRACE U E volturt lrancli e' 11Ib1 Citroen , on both day and night shifts. Apply in JollO·s. Hiway 6 West. Coralville. 9-28 Start $3.20 to $3 .80 per hour. Open to all typewriter 1 gives you II rst time tone arms" cartrid/l . " SUP EX mov- 2CV fronl wheel drive lunroof 50 mPi 0 E bedroom. Oclob r f or will students, call 35s-3I92 Monday thru Fri· Originals for resumes and cover letters. In8 coli cartrldlel WOODBURN cute'. cute, cute. Very In tiS. p!lrU necottate. air condltionlnl, heat paid, COUNTRY KI tchen. Coralville. Is now ~. re person 2 p.m. to 4 p.m .• Monday thru day. 7 am - 3 pm. Laundry Department . Copy Center. too 338-8800 10.2 SOUND SERVI E. 400 IIlghiand Court, This illn very lood condlUon new carpet. dOH In. bus 1S1-4Zl1 accepting applicalions for full and part­ I nclud~ or" Friday. 9-27 across from Moody Blue. to-S ...... • &$06 after ~ 9-21 time help . First. second and third shifts. ------REASONABLE. fast. accurlte; papers; ... _ . ..211 ' 12S South Dubuque Good pay. employee benefits. Xmas PART·TrME OfFICE PEIISON manuscrlplJl . dissertations. Isnguages. THREE.year 20 lOch General Electric In5l"Q'Mldget . low mllea,e. one ow. flt,_ down will buy you two bedroom bonus program. Apply," person or call Part·time person needed (Bam·IZnooo) . Ten years . expenence. . 351 ...~92 I0- \1 blackl 'I' hit e te Iev I51on . VI oocIe n tand ' ner. In ucell nt condition C.II after S condorTunlum E>enlnp. 33I-407O 11 ·2 PLAZA CENTRE ONE 354·1596 9·28 Miscellaneous office duties. Prefer - $6O. 35t-.3m IO-S design . draWng background. Call 354- SHORT papers. resumes ; thesis reser. pm 114$-8103 ... STRAIGHT male, Ip!lrtmenl IVlllibie 2211 . 9.26 vallono . Free environment Typin« Ser- MOVING I : Farfloa portlble orlan, 1175 Trlumpll TR8 - Exrell nl condlUon Immedlatel, ulilltJ I paid, rur­ =:::::::::::::::::=:==: OPPORTUNITYgeriatrics· Chall eforngIng RN pintatienterested care In Ct_. vice, 353-3888 . 10-4 $150: tw~ lO·speed bikes. men'l $!IO, : ovcrdnve. 1-656-2312. days . S3H4SI nlJh~ . '150. one bedroom Free : Pool , program in skilled nursing racility. Call CONSCIENTIOUS person to assist In im· ------women ', $40 ; apartment'lIzed electric munology lab needed immediately. Must even/lIP t-26 Ilr, sauna. bflllllrds On bus I'OIIt • . 3M- ror appointment. 8:SO am to 4 pm. Mon­ ALL typing · experlen~ university ; stove . hardly used. ,100; plus chairs , 7611 alter II pm ... day through Friday. 351·1 720. Oaknoll. 9· be qualified for work·study. ~I , self-<:orrecting Smith.col'Olll . medical rugs, plant stands, killy tree. etc 628- DA TS N minl ·plckup in lood condition, 27 ext, 508. 10·S terminology . theses. manul criptS . 4912 . 10-3 31 mill. 6' bed ; movin,. m t II TIPTON One ·bedroom furnllhed HELP WANTED papers. resumes . 338-4533. evenings. 10-2 l partment, in older home . laundry .::=;;:;;;:;======::: EX PERIENCE D AUDIO TECHNI· PENTAX MX camera wllh 1S5mm '1.000. 628-4n2 IO-S ClAN . Woodburn Sound Studio • • 00 flCliltift, uUlibes included St75 Even­ e The Daily Iowan needs CHARTS, graphs . technical draWing; telephoto and 35mm wide angle lenm 1m Tnumpll Spllfire _ AM/ PM /tape. Iftll. I_33IO. 10-1 FULL OR PART-TIME ltighland Court. 10-3 prepar~ for theses and publlcaUOM. Less than len months old SlI-IOOii. days ; drlvln& lighu. sable brolMl\. clean, $2,140 carriers for the following DRUMMER available to work I.C. area. S38-302S. »-28 SSI-312O. evenings . askror Jim 9·26 338-4317 UBLET apartment with rumllh"" in either of our new stores in Iowa areas : aU styles. 338~IIMl , Fred. 10-3 TYPING . Personal and prolesslonal . 35mm Mlnolta SRT 202 with 1.7 Rokk;' ======bedroom . sludy room. lirae dOlet · I I I Sh h Th lens a fit bad t I apace Wllhll\ll raeillUei on wne floor o l InCO n, Woo f. Val ey. Newton NURSING aide or orderly. lull or part. ort papers or t ese.. eois es· . c Ie. t er. sun! e. wo s rips. HOUSING WANTED City or Coralville - Hours available to rlence In Heaith Sciences ReasonablE '11;5 or offer. 33U822. 9-26 On Cambus .nd city bus line, MUit bt ' 151 I h ru 61 h Ave. Coralvill e time. competitive wage. Iowa City eare pe ______w1l1iftl to ,hare kitchen and bath WIth fit your school schedule. Bonus of­ • 7th Ave., 8th Ave., 5th St . Coral Cen ter . 3517" 'SO . 10-3 rates. Ca ll Nancy 645·28t1 . 10-2( TIl REE rooms new furniture. $1 911 . God . concen II under,rad. The renter must be Tr. Pk. Coralville FEMALE . Room and board In charm- TYPING service · Supplies furnished. dard's Furniture. West Liberty. Just TWO mlture, you", women desire quiet. female . ,,50 251 -7386. t-211 fered to those able to work busy , . t hi ' h f treasonable rales. Fast service. S38- fourteen m,lcs easl iowa City. Highway pleasant house or apartment. non · o S, Clinton. E. Harrison, E. 109 pnV3 e c ape In exc ange or par - 1835. 10-1 . 6. We deliver to Iowa City. 100tO smokers. 354-3114. 8-27 I ROE. two bedroom apartment. t210 Prenli ss, S, linn. S. Dubuque time child rare (usually after 2:45 ) ======:. permonth. onbu 351-&404 . 10-11 . hours! References required. If Interested. TV N WE 'RE GIVING UP on high prices all • Miller, Hudson, Michael PI G done at my home Pica or • ~ , • pleasecallast-3802. 9-26 Elite . ~ . North Libtrty. 11).23 new furniture - Mattreu or foundation HOUSE FOR SALE TWO bedrooms. II> baths, three blocls o Carriage Hill . W. Benton $62 Sola and chair. '159. Love seat, from campul, parki", available 137· WANTED immedialely : Work study stu· 5001 ( 5 o 20lh Ave. PI. , 91h Ave. dent to assist in educational programm. JERRY Nyan Typin8 service · lBm 169.95 . All wood dining set. '17US. ------. 1 ler pm. t-IV Coralville ing. twenty hours. $3 per hour . al the Pica or Elite. Phone 35HI98. 10- 10 Recliners. 1S4.95. Bunk beds. $!SUS. TWO bedroom condominium. caab or · C Ten piece living room set. $339. God· contract '10.000 down. Evenlngl. 338- EFFICIE CY apartmetlll a.. llable , Rout es average 530 per mo. half Wome n's Resource and Actlon enter. TYPING - Carbon ribbon electric, dard 's Furniture West Liberty 627·2915 4070 11 .2 nine montlls Ieue, ,1110 and S210 a montlJ hr. each. No weekends. no Apply at ISO N. Madison St. or call 353· editing, experienced. Dial 338-4647. 10-10 Monda y.Frlday. io.e; Saturday: 9-5. 10-3' --.------Includes utilitin. 354~ 10-%1 coll ections. Call the Daily Iowa 626S. 9-26 ---'---''------'--- COUNTRY bome by owners - Thi. U APPLICATIONS now being accepted for B C C E BOOKS ! Save at the H.~nted BooIIs~ , acre rolli n, property has lots of cbarm ROOM FOR R T Circulation Dept. 353-6203 or clerk at The Pleasure Palace. 315 I Y L S 337-2996 . Used medIcal. nUrsing. and useability . Three bedroom In- EN 354-2499. Kirkwood. Hours : 10 am. 6 pm. fuJi. bu siness. literature, a~thropology . suiat~ , Iturdy 1828 house In beautilul ------ti tI 'bl F I ------hi story. film. broadcasting . Spanish. conditlon. 20xSOlhedwlthelectricity.nd TWO larat fumilhed rooma. ~ . me. ~rt- me POSSI e. or more n· SEKAI Sprint. 23 inch. Suntour French, psychology. arts, scifi books ... ater; 12.000 sq . ft. automated brooder SCHooL·year work. part-time or fuU . $6 ~Jtered unlveraity Cirls. coollftl. Cau fo rmatIOn. please call. 354-47117. 9-21 derailleur. light. 338-630S , 9-29 Good manual typewriter. Dictionaries. houJe In working order (whleh )'011 can bourly or profit. Transportation needed . ~ : 30. : SO . before 7 pm. 331·5171 11-7 Call Mr . Gese ll , Wednesday only, 11 ·5 WORK.study typist. experienced. lor 10·30 lease out) White birch trees line the pm. 354·7232. 9·27 pleasant job. filteen·twenty hours. $3.50 LIKE new Vista to-speed bike. Ask for SEARS AM-SSB CB ha .... Be.rcat Iv ,ravel drive. WlIInUt and Iruit trees ROOM In oid IUhlooed atlllOlPhere ' 10 start. riane. Free Environment. 3S3. Bob.35I ·38M. 9-26 scanner with crystals 353-6241. days; (cberry. apple. peach. mnlberry ~. naUve Bbek 'lon Brown. 11. PART·time : Flag football coaches , 3888. 9-27 338-6333. evenings. »-'/1, oak paddock for horses. Lots of bIrds and special populations group leader, It-apeed bicycle: Silver. In good shape ____....:.. ______la r8e ,arden and 1I0wer lfelS. FURNISHED room for female, k.ltcMn 618 1st Ave. volleyball orticials, lifeguard, belly TilE Alamo is now acceptll\ll appllca· new tires. Call3S3·2&I6 . t-21 PR EPARE yourself lor the Grellt New Raspberries and grapes. NICt! neighbors. privilqes, VA Hospital area. S3I-tIIO _ 804 S. Riverside. il S Coralville Iowa City dance instructor. child care. Dial 338· tions lor housekeepers and part·tlme Magoo 's Special - 2St draw refills. '1 twenty minutes from Iowa City. We are ______sm. 9-29 laundry. Please apply in person , Alamo ------pitcher refills and "The Best Damned leaving the stale and Ire forced to l ive PEIISON to lhare new, three ~ • a mile from campus PRQDUCTIQN ASSOCIATE Inn . Coralville. iowa . 10-13 WHO DOES IT' Drinks In Town" at super prices during up this dream. ''.Il00.Conract posalble. lpartment. own room, close in Call Sll- t ourhaPPl'hour .• : ~ . 30everydayMon- 1-648-2825 t-a:; U4e. ... Position responsible for ali aspects 0/ WORK.sTUDY position lor person ez· day throu8h Salurday. Our ne'l' popcorn ______------audio visual production includin, scri pt perleneed in direcUng projectl (art, SEWING - Wedding go ... ns Ind popper'S refillsany time. to-25 Q lET. fornlsbed liIIIle with prfnte science. recreation, music ) for lmall bridesmaids' dresses ten yean' ez- refrigerator. televislOll : c1_: $106; 337- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wrlling. production coordinatioo and - sc heduling. Workstudy position for 20 groups of children ages 5 to 13 . .. per perlence.m-0446.· IH HA ~E University 1D1 Free popcorn HOUSE FOR RENT ~ 11).6 hours weekly . Salary : $3.75-4 .00 per hour. Send resume : WiIlowwind School. pl aYing pool - Control Tower Bar. up- • DI Classifieds hour, Apply to George Starr, Division of 416 E Fairchild St Iowa City g.27 FIX·1t carpentry. electric. plumbil\ll. stairs. Pentacrest. 10-2 FURNISHED room . modern houte with Development Disabilities. 353-li037, All . .• ' ITlllSOIIIry, restoration. 3S1~ . 10-27 --.- HOUSE in woods along river · Two colored television. study. lalllldry room, bouse, 5. HELP WANTED applicants must submit resume. 9·'/1, PEIISON to clean own tranapor. STEPJI'S Rare Stamps Buy-SeIl·Trade. bedrooms. fireplace , ,240 monthly, tJ\cben privilqes. Call .fler 1S1·5OI2. tation. half day 'l'eekly." houriy, 351- CHIPPER'S Tailor Shop. 128 ~ E. 32tlS. Clinton , I.C. 354-I!I5I. 10-1' avallableOc~r!'35I.ot1S6 . 8-28 ,.." DISCOUNT DAN'S TRIANGLE CLUB GRAPHIC ASSISTANT ISO!. 9-26 Washington St. Dial $1-1221. 10-20 RIVERSIDE fifteen miles south, three Position assists design artisl in the SQUARE4ance callil\ll for parties and "'.E B DOET.SHOP . 2121 S. RIverside bedrooms. den, lar,e lot. f250 . deposit Iowa Memorial Union production of charts. graphs, etc. Layout functions . Teaelling included. 354- Dflve. IS con.Slgn lOg and ~liJng used MOBILE HOMES 7~ 10-20 c1olh lng. furnIture and appliances We Responsible adults. Easy commute 137- and produclion experience pre(err~. SCHOOL . trade paperback books 2 for t. Open ~ . 10-2 Siudent help needed Monday - Work study position for 20 hours weekly. FINANCING no problem 011 this \8 .., BIRTHDAY/ ANNIYERSARY G1F1'S weekdays 8:45 to 7 pm . undays 1().5 Friday; 10 am-2 pm to cook and Salary $3.50.3 .75 per hour. Apply to BUS ------12>:52 *yline with Wisher/dryer. ceatnl Selfe-Serve Gas George Starr. Division 01 Developmen­ Artist's portraits; charcoal. $IS ; pastel . Call 338·3418. 10-9 air, diJbwllber and abed. Call MS-2J5e serve rood In the Union. Triangle 353~7 , DRIVERS $30 ; 011 . ,100 and up. 351-«;25. JO-ll ROOMMATE 10rdtUils, t-II Saves You Ca$h tal Disabilities. All appli cants rilE CROWDED CLOSET · Used (Facully) Club. Apply Union musl su bmit a brief resume . 9·28 Beer, Cigs, Auto. Needs Food Service OHice. Part-time Work JIM'S Tree Service: Trees cut and clothing. furnilure. kitchenware. plants. WANTED IbU Newmoon, lWO ~ p!lrUally. PRQDUCTION ASSISTANT 7· 8:30 am; 2:45-4:15 pm bauled laexpenslvely. 644-2895. 10-21 crafts. 940 Cilbert Court . east of ______lurnbhed. 10x7 storllesbed, load condl- 933 S. Clinton ' Position assists In all aspects of media ----'---'------Eicher's Greenhouse. lO-IO MALE . excellent student location , great tiOll , very clean. P.4ClO or beat ofler. production , photography, darkroom apply at ______Iplrtment, $111 . own bedroom, Eveninp.6211-2761. I~ work . vid eo an d audio taping. IOWA COACH Ivallablenow. PleateeaJl. 337-700Z. 8-28 Knowledge of audio visual equIpment is cm PETS AUTO SERVICE ------1m Parkwood Ib'lO - Many ealral. AVON PERSONALS required. Worksludy poslUoo for 20 COMPANY. INC. ______FEMAJ.EnonsmoIIertosharelllXllrioua Avallableanytime . ~ . t-. hours weekly, Salary : $3.50.3.75 per FREE ID good home - Two year old Ihree-bedroom townhouse In country - Earn extra money hou r. Apply 10 George Starr. Division of Hiway 1 West. coonhounrI-shepberd. makes excellent VOLKSWAGEN Repa ir Se rvice. RtUI\Il . Own room, fireplace. laundry, 1m Artcrall ItdO un/urnisbed. tn whil e YOUR cbolce of any 12 pack of beer only Developmenl Disabilities. 353~7 . All ______watchdoc· Call33&-2149or354-5603. 9-28 Factory trained mechanic · Drive a basement, ,arage, I ... batbl. ,110 ~ . central air. appliancea. '" $3 011 with a gas fill . 10 gallon minimum. · Is b ' b ' f liW - 0- I monthly. 337-4856 evenings lO-l line. 356-1742 ; UHI4I. "%7 The kids are in school BiII's 1-80 DX. 351 ·11713. 11 .7 app IIcan must su mlta ne resume. WORK·study applicants can beIIn wort fOR sale; Large tropical fish. 8" Tiler """vea ot. 64t-386I . Solon, Iowa. 11- , . ______9-'/1,_ immediately at the library. Cal Bill

Pili I-Th. D.11y lo ..n-Io .. CHy, 1_.-TuwcI8y, S...... bv 28,1878 WOMIN IN LAW 4th Annual Iowa works on offensive line Sooners claim top spot Recruitment conference Iowa Coach Bob Commings, at a few other positions.'" prevented -the quarterbacks, sponsored by disappointed in the Hawkeyes' who were four of 11, from NEW YORK (UPI) - Ok­ for the Trojans. triumph at Alabama, which fell • inability to move the ball Iowa mounted only one following through on the other lahoma, combining a 66-7 The top five teams were to No.7. Organization of Women Law StUdents against Iowa State, said he'll sustained drive in Saturday's pass plays he explained. drubbing of Rice with Alaba­ closely bunched this week. No. 3 Michigan, after an and Staff and University of Iowa College malte some changes in the 31-0 loss to the Cyclones and ma's upset loss to Southern Impressive 28-14 victory at of Law at the Law Center finished with a weak 1~ yards "Iowa State made the big California, took over the offensive line before the NEW YORK (UPI) .:. The United Notre Dame, narrowly traDed SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,117' Hawkeyes journey to Arizona total offense. The fifth-year plays and they did very lItUe nation's No.1 ranking from the Prill In\emltlonal Board of CoIcbeI' IGp wrong all day," Commlngs 20 collogt football ralin&', "lth 1Irt~ Southern Cal and close behind ':30 am to .:00 pm this weekend. coach said the Hawkeyes will Crimson Tide Monday In the place ,ole, and "0II·1oot recordI In said, sununing up the defeat. was No . 4 Arkansas and No.5 Keynole Speaker: BARBARA BABCOCK, "Somewhere we've sot to have to Improve their blocking UPI Board of Coaches college porontht... : Penn State. find people who will block this week before they take a 1- "We've got to figure out a way football ratings. Team Poltll' A88lst.nt Attorney General to move the football con­ 1. Oklahoma (U) (iI-G ) 5IiI of the United States consistently," Commlngs 1 record to Tucson to face the In the first change In the top 2. So. Calif. (7) (~) 516 Arkansas,2-0,beatOklahoma said. "It's almost to the panic Arizona Wildcats, 2-1. sistently If we expect to win." spot since Alabama was named 3. Michigan (3) (1-0) 499 State 19-7 while Penn State won Panels Include: I 4. ArUJII81 (3) (1-0) III Admission Policies and Procedures, stage trying to find someone Commings said he called 24 Iowa worked out for 90 No. 1 in pre-season, Oklahoma 5. PtM St. (I) (4-0) ~ Its fourth game without a loss, wbo will block. We've got to received 25 first-place votes to I. Teus·(2.o) 371 26-21 over Southem Methodist. How 10 Survive Law School paB8 plays against Iowa State, minutes Monday preparing 7. r\llbama (2-1) 2811 Attorneys' Panel make changes this week in the seven for runner-up Southern I. Teus ..... M (2-0) :110 Texas, 2-0, remained In the but only 11 passes were for the Saturday night game Rog l"'atlon fee: $3.00. luncheon and coff" provided Child Car. ","11"1>10 lno charge). offensive line and experiment thrown. Poor blocking with ArIzona. Cal. The Sooners, No. 2 last 9. FlorIda SI. ( ~) 11M sixth position following a 17-3 week, totaled 558 points to 516 10. Pilllburgh (2-0) 114 victory over Wyoming. Pre-rogll'" 1\ Adm lilloni Otfte.. Col~. 01 Llw. Unlv ..llty 01 lowi. Iowa City. _ 11. LSU (2-0) 11& 522.2. (318) 353·5375 12. Nebraoka (2-1) 116 13. Mlfyland (~ ) 101 11. Colorado (~) II Prothro resigns; Coryell takes over job 15. OhIo SI. (J.l) a6 II. Iowa 51. (~) 14 Are you interested in helping with 17. MlaoourI (2-1) 54 SAN DIEGO (UPI) - The over the reins of the Chargers "and it Is a playoff contender. Packers, Prothro said it would la. Kontucky (1~l) 22 San Diego Chargers went earlier in the day after the 58- However, after disappointing be difficult to recover, but said 19. Stanford (2-1) 20 20. Purdue (1.0) 19 through their first workout year-old Prothro announced his losses to Oakland and Denver he hoped things would get Note: 8)1 a,reernent with the American Monday under new Head Coach resignation. and a disaster yesterday better. Football Coocne. Alloclorfon . I,am. or! Don Coryell in the wake of the Prothro said he told Charger against Green Bay, I feel a "We're just not ready to probatfon b)' the NCAA are inflU,lbl, for lOp 10 dnd "Orlonal c"amplon.~dp THIEVE'S MARKET ? resignation of Tommy Prothro. owner Gene Klein when he was fresh approach and a rude play," he said. "It doesn't look con.ld.rallon by the UPI Boord 0/ Coryell, former head coach of signed to a new contract last awakening Is what this team like we can come back from a 1- Cooch... Thoft Itam. cu,rtnlly on probation art: M1chl&an Statt, O'r:lahoma There will be a meeting the St. Louis Cardinals, took winter that he would coach for needs. For this reason I am 3 start, but it's a long season Stale a"d Grambling, only one more year. However, resigning today. and things can turn around ." Thurs. Sept. 28, 7:00 PM Prothro said the Chargers' "I hope the team will not The Cardinals were given a Oklahoma's victory against an Scoreboard disappointing start this year think I am quitting on them or third-round draft choice in 1980 overmatched Rice team made in the IMU SPOKE ROOM caused him to resign im­ have lost confidence in them. by the Chargers as com­ the Sooners' strength difficult to NATIONAL LEAGUE They are a tremendous group of By United Prll' 'n,,,nQUonal mediately. pensation, and agreed to allow judge and they were less than ALL committee positions Ealt The Chargers are 1-3 this people that I have thoroughly Coryell out of the release an overwhelming choice. ''If.2 W L Pet. GD this PhUldelphia 17 88 .HI - season. They lost to Denver and enjoyed coaching. I take stipulation. Southern Cal, 2-0, made the are open. Questions? Call Pittoburgh 13 72.535 4 Oakland and were routed by the action only because I want it to Coryell had compiled a 42-27-1 most significant jump, climbing Ollc"o 17 79 .494 10110 Montreal 73 13 .4411 11110 Green Bay Packers Sunday. be in the best interest of the record in five years with st. five places from last week after 353-5998. SI. Loul! 61 !IO .430 20110 "I still believe this Is a good team." Ululs. a surpisingly one-sided 24-14 &15 Ne ... York 13 1M .~I 2$ football team," Prothro said, Mter Sunday's 24-3 loss to the W L Pet. GD I I.Los Angele. 1M B2 .600 - Cincinnati " 89 .555 7110 san Franclaco 17 70 .554 7110 San Diego 81 76 .516 13110 Sportscripts HolISton 69 1'1 .442 25 AUanIa ,. 1'1 .442 2$ I.;:linchtd division tiUt Monday" Rendl. Intramural football officials needed ' NDIED P1tllburgh 7, Chlc"o 4, night PhUadelphla 3, Montreal 2, nighl, 12 The Ullntramural Department Is seeking officials for flag foot­ inning' ball with an organizational meeting scheduled for Wednesday, SI. Uluis 3. New York O. nlghl Sept. 27. at 5 p.m. in Room 201 of the Field House. rut.day', Probable Pitdter. (Ait Time. EDT) The position Is open to both men and women and available Montreal (May 7.10) and Pllmer 0-0) Immediately. For more information please stop by Room 111. It Philadelphia (Ka.1 70S and Christenson 12-14), 2, 5:35 p.m. Field House, or call 353-3494. ChIcago (Lamp 8-10) al Pillaburlh (Rooker 9-11). 7:35 p.m. UI Soccer Club dumps UNI HoIISton (J.NItkn> 12-14) It AUanta (P.Niekro 19-16). 7:35 pm. The UI Soccer Club scored a 3-0 shutout over Northern Iowa to SI. LouIs (Dr.... r 0-0) It Ne. Yerk boost its Eastern Iowa Soccer league record to 2-1. (Swan U). ' :06 pm. Los Angeles (John 111-10) at CIncinnati Amir gehbahanl. Relvanl Hessam and Valdlr Jose Barbantl (Seaver 15-14), 1:06 p.m. scored lowa's three goals while Per Gyllstrom and John Newlin DA ,DRESS REH San Dielo (Perry 2Q.4) al San added solid midfield performances. Goalie Peter White recorded Franclaco (Monteluaco 11-1), 10:35 p.m. his first shutout of the fall season. AMERICAN LEAGUE 8)' United Pr... 'nt,matlonal The UI club will journey to Waterloo this Sunday to take on the (.I,M ,amII not Inehuled) Waterloo Soccer Club In another EISL match . Ealt W L Pet. GD Ne ... York 84 112 .600 - Sailors take third place BostoII 93 63 .596 I The UI Sailing team went to Oshkosh, Wis. , this weekend and MU.lutee 80 67 . ~73 4110 SaIUrno.. 16 69 .555 7110 came home with third place and low-point "AU division trophies. Detroll 14 72 .531 10 There was a stiff wind and close competition throughout the meet CltvelanO 61 85 .... 24110 Tor""lD 51 96 .381 3411 and a protest by Marquette University against the University of Welt Wisconsin-Oshkosh resulted In a Marquette win. That set the Os­ W L Pet. GD KInII.Clty It 61 .586 - hkosh branch In a tie with Iowa for second , but the host team was California P73.~I$ awarded second on the basis of moat firat places. Iowa" AUskip­ Tn.a 82 74 .525 6110 per Scott Jones . with crew Mary Howard, managed to get the low­ MlnnesoUl 71 a6 .452 II O1Ica80 69 87 .442 19110 point trophy by one pOint. Salling "B" division for Iowa were Hal Oakland " 90 .4J! 21110 Heath. Tlanne Sommer and Jim Shumar. Seattle » 99 .357 3Z1Io MOflday", Gamfl Marquette had 21 points with Oshkosh and Iowa posting 23 (All Tim .. EDT) totals. Northern Illinois and the University of Wisconsin-Green ChIcago 6. Oakland 2 K.nlU Clly 7. Selttle 2 Bay were next with 34 and 48 points. Teus 3. Minnesota 2 \l innings Iowa will compete in another salling regatta this weekend at TLCUdoy" Game, Michigan. (Ait TIme. EDT) Cltveland (1\e1lSChel W) at BaltImore (FlInOCan 1.. 14). 7:30 p.m. UI Water Polo sinks Iowa State Detroit (RozeDll 11-10) at Bolton Martin Craig scOred five goals and teammate Mike Hurley ad­ (Eckersley I.... ), 7::11 p.m. Tor",,10 (Underwood 6-\3) It Ne ... York ded four ;more as the UI Water Polo Club scored a 15-9 win over (Fig ueroa 16-9), ! p.m. Iowa State Saturday In the Field House pool. Oakland (Wirth 4-5) It Chicago (Kravek 11·1.),8:30 p.m. The Iowa squad got off to an early start scoring their initial goal Seattle (Abbott 7·\3) at KanIu CIty 30 seconds Into the meet 10 record their first victory In as many (Spllttorff 19-12), 8:30 pm. Mlnneaota (1Ahn 14-13) at T.... outings . Iowa will enter an eight-team tournament Friday and \ (Mecllch 9-1) . 8:35 p.m. Saturday at Southeast Missouri State College before hosting II­ MIl"."ee (So...... 17·11) al CaU· lionois in an Oct. 7 match scheduled for 10 a.m. lomla (Aa. 11-1), 10:30 p.m.

September, 1978 OFFICIAL NOTICE To: All University of Iowa Credit Union Members Subject: Special meeting of the membership

A special meeting of the University of Iowa Credit Union mem­ bership will be held on Wednesday, September 27th r 1978. The meeting will begin at 7:00 P.M. in the Yale Room of the Iowa Memorial Union.

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