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_V_o_I_.1 _0_8_,_N_o_. _18~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~dne~a~ June 25,1975 Iowa City, Iowa------52242 -----10' Eyewitnesses say lightning downed plane Survey finds More than 100 perish Iowa hospitals avoid abortions in New York jet crash DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The NEW YORK (AP) - All EII&em Trampot1&Uon WetY BoercI, wu .ad executive director of the Iowa Civil AIrlInes 7f1 jetllDereombw la for llaDcIDI repartI Liberties Union (\cLU) said Tue8day abcQ eytwltiww lIIat tbe pi.­ In I tbUDderttonn CI'IIbed and blamed juIt wultluelt by u.... ' court action may be necessary to compel Ibort of Kennedy airport 'l'IIeIday, killInI many public hospitall to permit abortions. "It'. ceNinIy IIItnItbItII dill wID be more thaD 101 peI'IOnI aboard. eonaldered In the ItmItiptlon." be The director, Claudia Morrilley, said a Witb 111 p.IHI...... and .... ern majority of public hospitallin Iowa do not membel'l lboIrd, the ~wu OIl I perronn abortions despite federal court ~ ' 1I1d at IeIIt "'" ptWiu CI'IIIIIa ....top rn,t& from New . In tbe I... were attrtbutIId to ~, decisions that they must. c.. of them I PIn AmerbIIl ..... at She said this was diaclOlleCl by an eight· ':'I~ :1tItt!'.~ Elkton, Md .• IDd the adler I TWA IIrIIaw month ICLU survey, known as the before It tore tbrouIb tine ill Rome. Reproductive Freedom Project, of the Ipproac:b Ilibt IIlInddona and plowed ItIto "1.4btmnI 'bit the pIane." dIdared IVluability of abortion and sterilization III area of paJtiandnor1b of tile Upon. ~ewlinew hoi Mann, I N.-.a Cult operatlOllll In Iowa. M It akIdded alone tile pound. die bit police olftcer. "It tilted to the ~ IDd The ICLU It willing to undertake airliner IJQI -=rc.r ...Yt1y traveUad went lbout II more y.,., then hit tile litigation to force public hoIpltala to RockawlY Boulevard, bIl did not Itrlte 1J'OUDd .•• any vehlcl,.. Then It flipped IIpIkIe down. permit abortions and sterilization ". am almoIt poaitJve the pIIae .. bit operations if that is necessary to make "It wu full of .,me, people were by IIghtnlnc," IIId Neal Ra1rden, 23, no them available to Iowa women, she said. IICfUJ1ling and yellInc," uId tile flnt 'NIl pumplns PI at I DMrby fl11inI Mrs. Morrissey and the director of the doctor to reach tile wreckqe. station. Reproductive Freedom Project, Ginny The deatb toll 9CMdlld In fIIIIIlItude 'I'be p1atJe, Ji1icbt., wu beDkJnc low on llellWard of Des Moines, said at a news the 111 perin killed wbeo 111 AIuka Ita Ipproach to Kennedy It llIeU 4:. p.m. Airline. Itruck a mountain neu conference only 47 of 145licenaed hospitala m EDT, 23 minutes behind Ita acheduIed 3:46 Juneau In lW111n one of the naUon'. wont p.m·landIna· which were sent questlonnaires returned lingle plane diuItera. them and the results showed : One of the uvIvin1 purqera. Epl Luftau of NOl"WI)', t.dly bunIed In the -Only one hospital surveyed has AP Wirephoto In the wate of the Kennedy erub, lugsase, bodieI and debria from the craah, llid It the Jamaica HoIpIta1 emer­ policies which meet constitutional stan· eencyroom : dards. 'Just short of Kennedy airport' shattered jetliner were IC&ttered oYer I five-acre patch of IDIeveIoped land. "GoIna In fOt' I 1andIni, the pilot went -Ninety.five per cent of the abortions too much to the left. You know, with one performed in the hospitals which answered Retc:ae W1IIten erowded to cleo up die debrtt Taelday CIIIle to I flW halt I few II-nd yarda from It.-Iy AIrpert George Viti Eppa. In ehIt1e of an evenlag afler • EIIterD AlrIIaeI m jet ctallled, skidded .... oatllde New YorkOty. invntlution by the Nltional wing down. not two. Then there wu an n· the questionnaire were performed in three pioslon. Everyone ... fllncInI lround. institutions, aU of them private and located After that I only remember the ftre. " in Des Moines and Waterloo. From above the aoene, I police lviatlon -second trimester abortions are nearly lllit reported, "debrta and bodIei are unobtainable in most areas of Iowa. City Council tables con~ract vote acattered over a large area." The two women said that gathering The met.ropOlltan area'. frantic evenlna public information on abortion and nIIh hour wu jUll J«linI underwlY and sterilization operations Is nearly 1m. By MARIA LAWLOR delaying tbe project a week to work out Neuhauser uld that Ibe wu not happy "1biJ urban renewal r,lan II better than within minutes there were mIleI-IonI JI088ible. Staff Writer more assurances to the city that Old with the wording 01 the preIellt contract no urban renewal plan, , Ibe aa1cL "I juIt traffic Ueupa in the vIclnIty of Kennedy They said their survey was hampered by A "Jut ditch effort" by two Iowa City Capitol would in fact carry out the agreement. It atltes tblt '111.000 thlnk we 0UIht to Include IOtnI ,uarant.n Airport. "unsympathetic bureaucrats, ad· Council members to delay the voting on I contract. deposited by Old Capitol when the ortcIDIl totbeclty." At fll'lt poUc:e emerpllC)' equipment ministrative red tape and outright 0b­ controversial amendment to the city's DeProsae and Czamedt! drew fire from contrlct was si8ned witb the city be At one po~ durIna the often-healed tried 111 end nm. UlinaIeOOlldlry I'OIcIa to structionism on the part of organlza tions urban renewal contract pald oIf Tuesday the other council members when they said returned to the finn In the event they cou1d debate Neuhauler appeared to be In flvor the airport. But, these too, became clO8&ed from the Iowa Department of Health to the night when IIIIIXher council member cast they felt that a complete l'HValuation of not, "after diligent effort," obtain of holding the vote Tuetday night. and eventually rescue squads had to be Iowa Hospital Association." the tie-brealtlng ballot In a motion to the whole urban renewal project might be mortgage firlancinl for the projecta. At a later ~ In the meetlnI. when airlifted 1n by helicopter. Mrs. Morrissey said many Iowa postpone the vote for another week. considered. Neuhauser, who has In the put aaid abe Czarnecki tabled a motion by TIm Brandt Mayor Abraham BeIrne telepboned New boIpitala, especiaDy in rural areas, still Mayor Edgar Czarnecki, aftek' nearly .. Anything other than reviewing I was I "100 per cent for urban renewal," to vote on the reaolution Tuelday, Orleana Mayor Moon I.andrleu to IIIUre require consent of the spouse or parents two hours of public diJcuaIon ItId council specifiC issue of amendment would open up said Tuesday night that she would not NeWlaUler IeCOI1decI the motion and then him that all poeIible UIiItaDce would be before aIl~ing an abortion although debate, moved for a reaolution to have both the whole thing and put off this project flvor reviewing the whole urban renewal helped to carry the motion wltb bet' given any survivon. Then the New York federal courts have held the decision is up the amendment tabled and the council even longer, " Davidsen said. plan It this time. afflnnative vote. mayor new to the ICeIIe In I heUeop&er. to the woman alone. delay Its vote until July 1. Czarnecki also It wu the flnt major Iirc:rIft craah In The ICLU said it suspects the prospects moved that the city staff, repreaentatives the Unl!e4 St.IteI ~ Dee. I, when I for establishing "reproductive freedom" 01 Old capitol Aaaociates and the City Ttans World Alrllnel jetliner, alao I 7f1, for Iowa women Is "dismal" unless liti· Council meet in an executive 1e8II0II at 1 Board to decide funding policies MIlt dowu In UppervtJIe, VI .• ki11lnIln 12 ption is initiated. a.m. today to diIcuIs and clarify the Issues peI'IOl\IlboIrd. Involved In adopting the amendment. In response to a question, Mrs. Czarnecld's motion was Ipproved by a 3 By RANDY KNOPER forced the House to come back In IeIIlon year Medical Technology students I. the Eaatem'. lilt craah WU Sept. II at Morrissey said the ICLU is interested in to 2 vote, with Czarnecki and council Staff Writer or forced the state to forego capital fun· result ol a change of structure in the Olarlotte. N.C., when I DCI eruhed. finding a woman who has been denied an members Carol deProsae and Mary Board of Regents appropriations for the ding. The motion failed. Medical TechnoJosy prOll'lm. ki1IinI" of 12 penonIlboI.rd. abortion or persons denied a sterilization Newhauser supportlJ1l the motion. The two preliminary budgets Of the five regents Doderer and several other state The Jamaica Bay area Ii KenDedy wu operation in Iowa to me a case. Fourth·year students have been paying remaining council members, Penny i!lstitutions, including the UI, are among legislators hope to meet next week with only the $110 UI Activities Fee because the ICeM of MOtberCJ'llh 13 yem..,. An Mrs. Morrissey said that when the first Davldaen and TIm Brandt, cast dissenting the items before the board at its meetings Gov. Robert Ray and the State Executive their program conaIsted of on-tbe-job American AirIlneI BoeItIIm pIun&ed Into questionnaire was sent out last March, votes. here today and Thursday. Council to get the $900,000 that was t.·aininll at the UI and Veleran's the bay III Marcb. 1, 1182, kIlIIDI • several hospitals returned them unan· By cllting ber vote In support of Although the final detail of the line requested transferred back to the con· Administration Hospltll. In.tead of oet'IOIlI. swered, saying that all questionnaires had Czarnecki's motion to hold off on the budget for regents institutions will not be tlngency fund from lOme other part ol the regular lcademic instruction. Eutem AirIlnea lilted the crew IboIrd to be acreened and approved by the Iowa voting, Newhauaer helped to break up I formulated until later, the board is ex· budget. However, the PfOII'am has changed to FUiht • u Capt. J.W. Kleven, lit pilot HOIpital AIaociation. stand-off that had developed between pected this week to make poUcy decisioll8 However, Ray is expected to wait until include faculty .upervl.lon and In· W.S. Eberhart, 2nd pOot G.M. Geurin, and Mrs. Morrissey said 90 of the 145 Czarnecki and deProlle, and Davidsen for the aUocation of money. he hears from the regenta before deciding structlon. Under the propolll the .tudentl Ilicht Ittendanta MM. Davit. Robert M. boIpltal. surveyed were public hospitals, and Brandt. Included among these decisions, ac· whether to support the transfer of funda. would pay regular UI tuition rites. Hoefler, Mary E. Mooney and J.R. LInd­ and of those that answered the question· P~ior to TuesdlY night" council cording to Wayne Richey. executive Ricbey said Tuesday that no definite .y. naire, 29 were public hospitals. meeting, Czarnecki and deProae hid secretary of the board, will be recommendation couId be made to Ray Other IncreueI would raiIe feea ffr An EIItem .... IIid mOlt of the private music leaaona - from $25 to $35 for I*' Of the 47 hospitals which responded, 18 announced that they wou1d not support the authorization to continue the operations of even after this week's meetinp as to the ~el'l were bcuId for Ew'ape,·and said they do abortions, 20 said they do not, adoption of the amendment reprd.Jea 01 health education·related programs which amount ol additional funda that wiD be Ul atudenta that are not millie majora, and were to make CGmectialIa at Kennecl1. from ~ to f10 for students not oIIkially and 9 gave no answer to the question, Mrs. whether or not the vote was held Jut night are expected to lose federal funding. needed ffr the health education·related Amona them ~ 14 Norwec1an lilian, Morriasey said. or at a later date. Both Davidaen and The Board of Regents made a special prograll1J. He said that no definite enrolled In the unlven1ty. Includ.lng LuftuI. 'I1Iey bad left llIdp It She said six of the hospitals reported that Brandt hive been strong IIIppot1era 01 request to the Iowa Legislature for $1.8 estimation of the extent of federll Ioues AIao up for approval II the creation of an Baton Route, La., and were beIded home. they have committees which rule on the "getting on with urban renewal" and the million in contingency funds to replace the will be available UDtil July, IIld that even Interdisclplinlry Ph.D. program In performan~ of abortions, 18 said they do proposed amendment. expected federal IeUeII. but $900,000 was then a recommendltlon "may be genetlcl. 'I1Ie PfOII'am, which would Weather not, and 23 gave no response. EaRnUally, If the amendment were left out of the $36.1 million capital ap­ premature." provide a new curriculum, would be She &aid three public htJepitala said they adopted it would chlnee the COIIItnlCtiolL propriations bill the House puaed before lterna up for Ipproval by the regents on funded primarily by grants received by the Here we fJO qaitl. warm and IIImid are willing to permit abortiOll8 but "their schedules of aeveraI major projecta. The adjourning. the UI docket this week iDclude fee In· Ul. lode)' witb bI8ha dole to .. and I dwIce of present staff refu8ea to participate. Thla pl'OpOled two aquare block man would be The day after the House adjourned, Sen. creues for aome ltudenta, the creation of PreHmlnary boerd Ipproval II expected thImdenbowel'l thIa MIiDI. ~ our 100 baa been tested in court and found to be delayed two years while construction for Mlnnette Doderer, D·lowa City, joined a new academic program and plana for the for the demoUtion ol the Old Dental climate abou1d take Ita cbarItabIe dip 1* iDlufficient reason for not providing elderly houIItIc would bealn this year. Republicana in an effort to retrieve this demolition of a PentaCt'elt building. Building on the Pentacreat. The tentative the mld .... CCIly to retum to I bot and abortion and sterilization." NeuhluJer said abe was in favor 01 $900.000 by a motion that would have either A proposed tuition increase for fourth· ltarlinl date ffr the project II Oct. 1. lIunid.tate (II 'I1Inday.

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• Page 2-The Daily Iowan-Iowa City, Iowa-Wed., June 25, 1975 r- Daily Digest 49 Iowans attend women~s ' convention

By KAREN KALERGl8 The Iowa delegation bas given total support to be someone with national reputatiOll and fame," the ~ duel! fee and 11'''' roota IDvo1vemeat Staff Writer Coolin's proposal to keep membership dues at a SmaU said. advocated by Conlin and the Iowa delept1on.' to minimum In order to allow it to continue II a "Conlin's candidacy II an attempt to commit According to Minette Doderer, D-lows City Rosselli details CIA plot Ten people from Iowa City will be among the 80 "graas roots" organization, Rag1and sald. 11Ie the NWPC to grail root strength. The Iowa Conlin, who organized the IWPC and chaired It delegates and alternates from Iowa attendina Iowa Women'. Political CaUCUI (IWPC) sup- experience show, that that works." for two yean, "has proven abe can orpnlIe, . WASHINGTON (AP) -Unde1'WOi'ld figure Jolin RoIIIelligave the National Women'. Political Caucus (NWPC) ports a $2 memberablp fee. According to Small, Conlin baa uld that if the which II what NWPC needa In order 10 have II\OI'f the Senate InteWaence ConunIttee a detIlled account 1'ueIdIy Convention In Boston, Mass., June 27-29. A second major issue that will be ' decided at Iowa dues propoaal or some version of It does not of a clout in national politiea." of his involvement in an alleged Central Intelligence Agency plot The Iowa delegation, which has 49 alligned the convention II how representation on the pass, she has no interest in chairing the NWPC. Other IWPC delegates from Iowa City wbo will to kill Cuban Premier Fidel Cutro, according to cha1rman. delegates to the convention and the largest steering committee should be determined. Small said that currently states includlna attend the convention Include: Penny Davldleo, Frank Church. women's political caucus In the country, will Ragland said the present committee II composed Minnesota and Wllconsin, and Wllhlngton, D.C ., councilwoman i Dr. Peggy Burke, ...tart Rosselli's testitmny ''filled us in with much greater detail and support Roxanne Conlin, the IOwa caucus of "whoever could get 011 it." are supporting an increase in dues, and thus a professor of physical education; LInda RqlIad, a much more complete \IlderstandiJli of ... the chrooology of chairwoman In her bid for the position of national Tbe issue, Ragland said, is whether "high deuce," or elitest organizltion. California Brlgid Vance , Lynda Oatedlaard, KlreQ events," Church said, adding that RoIIelli'l version did not chair. representation will be proportional to the and Texas , whicb has the second largest caucus, Sigvardt, Shirley J, Jacoblen and LindI IIId differ from what already baa appeared In neWllCcounts. Conlin, who is now an Iowa assistant attorney membership of each caucus or if each state will support a $5 dues policy, while New York backs John Goeldner. However, ()wreh indicated that RoIIeIU could provide 110 general in charge of civil rtghts litigation, said have an equaJ number of delegates on the Information 00 whether any orders to kill Castro originated one of the "most critical" issues to be discussed committee, outside the CIA. With one exception, RoIIeIli also refuaed to at the Boston conference is the proposed change In addition to Conlin, two other delegates have identify any non-govemment persona Involved for fear it might In the dues structure. announced their candidacy for the position of endanger their lives, the Idaho Democrat said. Delegates on the conference steering com­ national chair, Ragland said it is important for 11Ie one exception was Chicago rackets chief Sam GIancana, mittee have proposed a change in yearly dues candidates to campaign ahead at time because The Natural Yogurt who was murdered last week and who allo had been previOUliy from $10 to $20. Linda Ragland, chair of the Iowa the NWPC convention is ','more formalized" and linked to the Castro plot, Church said. Vice chairman Jolin City Women's Political Caucus, said the change does not give time for campaign speecbes during Tower, R-Texas, called Giancana a "peripheral figure" In the was proposed to compensate for financial losses the course of the convention. plot, adding "our evidence leads us to beUeve RoIIeIU was not a in the national organization. Mary Jo Small, UI vice president of personnel No Artificial Anything peripheral figure." Ragland said the New York delegation is and a delegate to the convention, has been In an arrangement worked out with the committee, RoIIeIll, planning to chaUenge all delegates on the issue, working as Conlin's campaign manager. If no 70, arrived and left by a back stairway In an effort to avoid by questioning whether the steering committee new candidates enter, she thinks Conlin's reporters and photographrs. Church said the committee had has the right to raise the dues. chances for election will be good. made no deals with RosseIU "other than a reasonable The steering Committee's proposal Includes a Small said that Conlin's vision for the NWPC II accommodation for his own personal safety." provision which says that if a member's dues are for a "low deuce organization." Conlin wllhes to waived on the state or local level, the national build strength for the NWPC through local caucus will not compensate for those dues , It organization with women working in their Viet doctor hysteria would be the state or local caucuses' respon­ communities, Small said. FT, CHAFFEE, Ark. (AP) - Efforts to relocate Vietnamese sibility to cover the difference. "11Ie worst that could happen II that someone refugee doctors in SfllIIll towns across the nation have tumed "In a state like Iowa where we have a large will be nominated who supports a high deuce into "almost mass hysteria," a U.S. Labor Department official membership, many active members would ask profile for the NWPC, a profile similar to says. for a waiver. This would bankrupt a lot of the Common Cause, where a few people make "People think all they have to do is give us a call and a doctor larger organizations," Ragland said. decisions for aU Involved. This candidate would will be on the next plane," said William D. Cheyne, coordinator of Chaffee's doctor relocatioo program. "There is a very real rural doctor shortale and It baa to do Ludwig suggests changes with maldistributioo," a spokesman for the American Medical Association said Tuesday. "The family care physician is 110 By JIMEWINGER program will be centered In the elementary longer willing to locate In rural areas. ... He finds hitnlelf S&alfWriter schools with the assistance of various isolated from professional advancement and feels he is In a departmenta at the UJ. medical backwater. II In his annual state of the school district report, Ludwig called for a 110 per cent Increase III the River Room Cafeteria Cheyne said about 170 refugees at Chaffee have Identified Iowa City School Superintendent Merlin Ludwig emphasis on COlMlUIications akIlis instruction. themselves as doctors. told the School Board at Its ~r meeting This would Include the expansioo of existing He said his office Is flooded with calis from small towns asking - Tuesday that the past year 'has been a school media facilities and student publications. Iowa Memorial Union to sponsor doctors, but because "there's almost 110 easy way to productive one,'i and he -outlined plans for He also repreated his recommendatloo for the determine doctors are qualified, II the doctors have been kept enriching the curriculum to benefit a wider expansion of the Industrial arts PI'Olr&m8 at the idle, waiting with more than 23,000 other refugees here to start range of students. junior high and high schoollevela. new Jives, In other business, the board approved bids for Ludwig expreseed the need to meet "the Cheyne said when the Labor Department took over the doctor improving Central Junior High School to meet • challenges of coUecctive bargaining." A relocation program Friday he found the refugee files in­ state fire safety codes. A recommendatioo to find statewide coUective bargaln\ng law goes into Come Join us at our extr'aordlnary complete, very little background work done and even a lack of a an existing building as the site of the district's effect July 1 which increases the bargaining 'list of state-by-state requirements that physicians will have to new maintenance facility was allo okayed. power of teachers and other public employees. Quality Paperback Book meet. Ludwig emphasized providing opportunities In keeping with his policy of "rnak\nng the "The biggest problem is trying to get the licensing requi~ for females In school programs, assessing the student number me," Ludwig said he will seek to ments of each state and matching those up with the doctors curriculum for multi-ethnic content and aUow increased student Involvement in decision here," he said, developing an affirmative action Pl'Olram for making. the district as goals for meeting the needs of a O'Brien Electrical Contractors of Iowa Ci~ wider range of students in the future. was the low bidder for improving he fire Korea on alert He also stressed the importance of reaching detection system of Central JWlIor High with an under-achievers and

for July 15 at Civic Center FLORSHEIM By MARY SCHNACK shift transfers be affirmed. concurred Staff Writer . with Morgan's recommendation. Patents - Whites - Silp-ons The Iowa City Civil Service Commission has The officers' attomey, Preston M. Penney, Buckles - Boots tentatively set the hearing date for the appeal of said he assumed the next step would be to file an Many styles and sizes to choose from appeal with the Civil Service Commission, but former Iowa City Police Sgt. Robert Vevera for Regul.r$%9.95 -$47.95 July 15 at the Civic Center. that he was merely "guessing" at this point. Vevera is appealing the ruling of Police Chief 80 80 Emmett Evans, which was affirmed by City NorpellOSe8 fight NO~ .21 .26 Manager Neal Berlin, discharging him from his job. Vevera was discharged after striking Public Safety Director David Epstein during an over unmarked cars HUSH PUPPIES WRIGHT argument over intemal administrative affairs. Summer casuals Dress Boot The Civil Service Commission is waiting for DYERSVILLE, Iowa (AP) - Sen. IUcbard Running shoes Norpel, D-Bellevue, baa lolt another fIaht Good size selection Vevera and his attorney, W.H . Bartley, to con­ Rtgul.r $19.95 - $26.95 firm the date. against unmarked hilbway patrol CII'I. Regul.r $67.00 The administrative appeal of thee Iowa City Norpel haWed the Iowa HIghway Patrol on NO'I'J 90 90 Police Officers' shift transfers was rejected by unmarked cars II the legIIlature debated fund­ .12 _ 1690 NO'J'J .44 Berlin on Friday. Leonard A. Brandrup Jr., Ing the DeparImeIt 11 Public Safety for the Daniel F. Moore and Danny K. SeUers filed the coming year. Many at appeal earlier this month, The Bellevue Democrat WIIUd to ban tilt DEXTERS The three were transferred on June 3 from the unmarked vehiclel from the hiChways, caIUDa 90 3-11 p.m. shift - Brandrup to the 7 p.m.-3 a.m. them a "gestapo" tIic:tIc:. But he had to settle for NOW .14 shift and Moore and SeUers to the 11 p.m.·7 a.m. restricting the patrol to the 14 unmIJ'ked vehklel shift - after an advertisement In support of they now \lie. Monday, Norpel WII stopped by Trooper Nick Photo by Art Land Vevera appeared in the Iowa City Presa-Cltizen -FOR WOMEN- me on May 24. The officers were denied a petition Dwian who charged the IeftItor with travellni Let in for a temporary injuncti~n in court on June 11. 73 miles per hour In a 116 mph lone. Durtan WII The Mall Only After Epstein ruled the officers' ad­ driving an wunarked car at the Ume. Styles from: Toby bend the Ipl.shlng.t the low. City Park pool and w.nted ministrative appeal was unfounded, the officers Norpelleft on 1 fllhlna trip for Canada and WII Ie jump In. Trudy Loveland, G. loclal worker. kept her dog out or appealed to Berlin. Acting Personnel Director not available for comment. COBBLERS "e drink. Candy Morgan recommended to Berlin that the The offenae carriela muimlD'll fine of ,lOll. SELBY NO'IJ Rllul.rto$2U5 W Rllul.r$lU5-$21.95 PulJlie library .y.tem .1690 - $1890 NO $1290 _ .1490 n Electronic scanner locks in hook thieves CONNIE By ROD HALLSTROM electronic scanner will "sense" securi ty precautions." When the machine 11 properly extraordinary operation." NOW Regul.rto$19.95 Special &0 &lie D.Uy Iowan a book In a briefcase or hidden Enforcement of the new adjusted he said, there will be The UI library bas COIIIIdered 90 In an effort to cut down on an under clothing. system Is "low key" said no more than one a day. an electropic anti-theft lyatem .8 - .1290 annual loa of 1,500 books, the Library Director Lolly ProsIer, on the level of "did we A second attempt through the but thought it too expesIIlve. Iowa City Public Ubrary hal Eaers ..Id the new system forget to check your book out?" exit gate has always aeparated With 8:10,000 boob In the main inatslJecl an electronic detection coat approximately $13,000 but Prosser described the Iowa the false alarms from the real, Ubrary and 1.8 million boob In BORT CARLETON IYltem. II expected to pay for itself in City library as "small·to· he explained. "A number 01 the entire 12 branch l)'ltem, be This Iystem conllst. of one year. Eaers explalnecllbat mediwn-slzecl," checking out cbildren bave tested the said, sensltizlna each or evea NO'J'J V.'ues to $21.95 cbeckpolntaat the entrance and a representative sampllnl 500,000 Items per year, "where system", said Prosier and moat of the boob seemed im· exit lates separatllll the main showed an average annual 1011 people are comfortable and some patrons "have volun­ practical. 90 per .14 - $1 aso Ubrary from the rest 11 the 11 one-and-one-haJf cent 01 that's the impression we want to UI guardI check out boob the library', 100,000 volumes. teered to a search" when the Also save buiJdIDa. All peraona are fun­ maintain. " alarm rang. and lerve IS Information nelled throuah these check­ Replacement· COlt, she ...Id, "We don't want to challenge Wayne Rawiey, auistant 1OIfteI, besideI wat&:blq for on styles from )IOinta. I'WII about .. per book. bed anyone" he aaid. Prolser university librarian for reader tbefta. KE DS$5.25 - $7 .95 An electronically sensitized According to Eggers, this prefers to look at book loues as HUSH PUPPIES III_Ie bas been Imprinted on electronic detection method II aervices, lIid be II not sure "We can't do away with GRASSHOPPERS $5.25 - $7.95 "unauthorbed borrowlna" guarda, said Rawley. "U guardI Ubrary', boob, records, etc. A "more neutral and fair than any what the UI Ubrary lou rate Ia. NO\N V.luel to $21.95 VITALITIES $14.90-$lUO lnatead of theft. He did not feel that the rate bad do their job well, theft will be librarian eruea thillmpint by guard Iystem." Experience hal 90 BARE TRAP$1 •• 90-$1 ...0 Iiidina the bed aCl'Oll a rae· Ihown some people are oIfended The new detection system hal Increued over the put 10 minimized. " tgso - $14 I.ancuiar, p1utlcoCOIted device by a 1UIfd'. search 11 their been In use IInce May IS. yearl, although certain But lOUIe boob wW always GRAN SOL $12.90 .. !be book II checked out. pune or wpuck, she ex· Althouab there have bea\lOUIe volumes, IUCh U "lei boob be 1toIea. GENESIO IMPOltTSS4.90-$12.90 U.... tblI imprint II cleared, pIa,ined. ThII alano 'ystem II falae alannI (caused by an and Shakespeare" are more apt AD three copies 01 AbbIe the electronic meNI,e will de.ilned to plycholOilcaUy arUcle of cloth In, wbicb to be milllnll than otben. Hoffman'a ''Steal TbiI Soak" trtu_an eJectric eye,lOUIId an deter would-be thIeveI and to trillered the alarm or In­ Rawley IIld the main Ilbrary are mllliDl from the UI main tIann and automatlcaOy lock I'IIIIind carelell palroal. tert_ence from the library's doe. not tate Inventori ... library. LORENZ BOOT SHOP the all pte _ 1 patron trieI to Roo ~, lad 11 the .electrical copier machIne). Becauae 01 the Iize and CGIIItant Tbe public library once bad , 1rII1I oul of the library. circulation department, ..Id In ProIuier IIld the "ukeUbood of \lie 01 the library', reIOUI'CeI, the boot, bowenr, "I think M all Shopping Center - Downtown LIbrary off1clall ..Id the the put the Ubrary "had no MveI'Il faIae aIarmI II nIll" . be explained "It wou1d be a lOIDeOIIe ltole It," £am ..id. Pile 4-The OIUy lowin-iowl City, 10wI-Wed., Jue 25, 1t75

D15ily Iowan Interpretatio~s

Listening In?

On Monday, the U.S. Court of Appeals in the technical means for intercepting Washington ruled that Presidential-ordered long-distance telephone calls which are sent by wiretaps done in the name of national security means of microwave transmissions. are unconstitutional and illegal unless they have Since microwave transmissions relays are court approval. "line of sight" transmission it would require a The l30-page court opinion concerned the fixed antenna between two relay towers or an federal wiretaps on the headquarter!! of the earth orbiting satellite located in a fixed position militant Jewish Defense League in New York in space at the point the microwaves would be during 1970-71, but in· a larger sense the ruling leaving the earth's atmosphere. will broaden the safeguards for the American It is very likely that both the NSA and their public and their rights to privacy against Soviet cOQnterparts engage in this form of cavalier-minded security agencies. intelligence monitorins to an extensive level. But But the problem of guarding t~e people's the real danger of this technical development is rights to privacy is a very difficult one in light of that it makes domestic wire-tapping much technical breakthroughs in modern mass easier. No longer does the FBI and other police communications, which were highlighted in agencies need to break into a home to place a bug testimony before the Rockefeller CIA or even involve :'Mother Bell" in the plot. commission. The monitoring of long distance phone calls The National Security Agency (NSA), whose can now be done in a very "clean and neat" chief duties are the monitoring of diplomatic and fashion. George Orwell was not wrong, he was military radio traffic and the breaking of foreign CLEAR THE PROCESSING AREA. just nine years too late. I codes, reported that the Soviets have developed William Flannery

I",-L_e_tt_er_s..... M"'"-_..a --- IC Councilwoman on "A Matter of Opinion?!' I I DI Anti-Red Rag? lots." For $31 a year, if you live in the dorm, you get the "privilege" of leaving Editor'. Note: ThJa Backfire Ia In ConsequenUy, the council has become Neither "politicking" nor "ridiculous" commission members seem to believe that TO THE EDITOR: your car there during the year. But what reaponae to Debra Cagan's editorial of strong - a8 it supposed to be under city describes the present situation at all. Does such an ordinance would not be a bad thing On the front page of the June 18 01, we does that $31 pay for? June %41, "A Mltter 01 Option?" It wa. manager-council form of government. anyone believe that no one should criticize to have. Perhaps someday, at least some find the headline, "Killings, hunger plague Certainly not snow shoveling of the lot, submitted by Carol W. dePrOlae,lowa City Now, it has to be admitted that some the mayor for his philosophical stand on of the people who sat on the Steering peasants in Cambodia" over an AP story as everyone who has taken 40 minuleli to CouncUwoman people do not like this new way of issues? If everyone had to keep quiet when Committee will see why three members of based on the report of Bruce Loudon, gel out of a parking space knows. And not operating. It Is not possible to go to city there wu disagreement it would certainly the council did not want to fund some of the correspondent for the London Daily upkeep ; there was a glass object broken in The conflict in Iowa City government is hall these days and get one's pet project be contrary to the democratic process - suggested projects (a total of 3) from the Telegraph. By using this headline, you the Myrtle lot in late March, and wasslill not a disagreement over strong mayor­ only shreds of which are left in the eyes of first year's allocation. give Loudon's suppositions the status of there last time I looked - at graduation. approved by the city manager - no matter many anyway. The council has as much weak city manager vs. weak mayor-strong how worthwhile that project may be. The "truth." • You'd think they would shovel it so DO city manager: To believe that Is to have right to disagree with the mayor as the In any case, let us not confuse two WOUldn 't it have been wiser to recognize Campus Security cars end up with flat council Is making those decisions these mayor bas to disagree with the rest of the entirely missed the point of the arguments days, and taking either the credit or the separate and distinct issues : 1.) the 1) that the London Daily Telegraph is a tires. council. It is really very reuonable tor we philosophy of government, and 2.) how to going on of late in city hall. The real issue blame. conservative newspaper, devoted to With Cambus, the most used service at is strong mayor-weak council-weak city would otherwise be trading free speech for proceed on any given issue, e.g., the fighting communism in all its Corms and 2) Iowa in need of additional funds next year, manager vs. a strong council setting consensus government : a very destructive Washington Street reconstruction. It is that Loudon's report merely passes on and cuts in federal aid money, not to bargain. hypocritical to complain about the power policy-amenable city manager carrying Unless tbe council bas collective hearsay from unidentified "Western mention cuts in Student Senate fundq to out that policy. strength in whicb the mayor is an equal, vested in particular individuals and in­ diplomats" and self-exiled Cambodians. organizations like KRUI, who does need not a kingpin, we might as well go back to With respect to the Housing and Com­ stitutions, and then to be supportive of If the 01 staff has no time to research the money. if some meter fates are going Prior to the arrival of Iowa City's new haying city managers leading us around munity Development Act allocations, the power when it bappens to be of momentary such issues, it might at least retsin a to double on campus, the funds could be manager, city hall was run by the ad­ benefit, by Our noees. In public business no single city council publicly dISCU8Ied those \,x­ healthy skepticism. In light of the 'recent channeled back to those Slme Itudenll ministration. The previous city manager boss is better or worse than any other boss. past, it would seem that responsible who are being ripped off. "knew" what was best for good old River penditures many ~imes. If any members of A boss only means that one individual the Citizen's Steering Committee do not journlaists should be wary of sources of Finally, I noticed Mr . Dooley kept the City and fed the council information to It is not the preaent form of government "knows" what is best for everybody and know why the $800,000 did not get allocated "news" and alert to the possibility that change in rates quiet. It figures . that is hurting us, but the fact that we Steve MUIer people who disagree receive token differently than it did, it is either because cannot let the power struggles die, may be. truth has been buried under a heap oC anti­ acknowledaement. they did not attend any of the council communist propaganda. >1001 La keaWe The system as it stands is workable: low. CMy meetilll8 held on the subject or because differences can be aired and decisions can Kay Harood members who attended did not report back be reached. Even a child knows what kind Despite -the philosophical differences Meter Hike Local Music to the remainder of the committee. of a reputations is earned by someone who that are emerging, the "infighting" has tries to change the fuIes during the game , support those ideas. Consensus among his not affected the council's ability to func­ TO THE EDITOR: simply because one is losing. Changing the I recently happened to park in the TO THE EDITOR: ~ staff was a dictate: differing opiniona tion efficiently. Whether or not the council Is it possible that the "alternative" were not to be brought to either the council Those familiar with the work of the rules by one player may unfairly discredit metered area next to South Quad dor­ was ever, is now, or will be eHicient is Citizen's Steering Committee know that the rest of the team and sour the spectators Oall~ Iowln could dlevole &lime Q{ lta or the public at large. Access to city certainly open to definition and in­ mitory, on my way down to the KRUl they did an excellent and time-consuming as well . studios. As usual, r plunked a nickel in the reporters' vaJuable time to the JOCI} mUlit records was hard to come by for many and terpretation. Like or dislike of council scene. Just once could the River City the "average" citizen rarely got to the job for the council, and that it involved The existence of city manager-council meter, for a supposed half hour. It was decisions has nothing to do with how ef­ ci tizens in the governmental process In a Companion devote a few column Inches 10 office of the manager. A closed door policy ficiently it operates. form of government until 19111 received only after I turned the knob and got 15 new and more extensive way. Although the voter approval last fall. Is it right for the minutes did I realize the meters had been the varied entertainment that loc.1 was the standard operating procedure with musicians and groups provide thia com­ the council and the mayor being collec­ committee's recommendations were not mayor to "know" we don't want it and changed in the past few weeks. adopted totally, a large majority of them munity. tively weak wbile the manager wielded the The council is not bickeri ng, being petty, therefore work to undermine it? The Before school ended for semester break were submitted in the application and The OaUy lowln has in the put been power. childlsb or nasty. It Is not voting for or system as established can produce. Let's you could get half hour for a nickel and 1 subsequently granted approval for funding get on with It. hour lor 10 cents; but now you must donate habitually negligent in regard to lOCI! against the mayor. There is a clash of mUSic, a. has the entire media estsbliJh· by the Department of Housing and Urban Ca rol W. deProsse 20 cents for 1 hour , 25 cents for 75 minutes, Today we have open door government in pbiJosopbies and it is clearly issue Development. ment in Iowa City, with the exception of oriented. One has only to attend Council and so forth . This 100 per cent increase in city hall: a manager who visits as freely meter rates seems to be slightly against VOle, a small Independent atallon whiclI with the citizens u he does with coun­ meetings to see that this Is true. The mere regularly carrlel music and features by fact tha t four personalities and It would be interesting to know how the the effort to hold the line on inflation these cil members !lr city staff. You'll probably days. It doesn't seem fair that these local individuals and groupe . philosophies as diversified u those of Tim students of this community would feel had "Backfire" The music scene here has everytblnc one have to try it to believe It, but go ahead - Backfire Is an open-ended column meters are equalized to those near the it'l free. The press is welcome to attend Brandt, Penny Davidsen, carol deProsse the council accepted the recommendation would need for good copy ; who knows, written by our ruden. Backfire colllmns hospital where there might be a good staff meetings, no longer are there closed and Mary Newhauser are united on this of its citizen input on housing - the they might even let Jim Fleming Into the .hould be typed and signed. The length reason for those rates. But not for those door sessions or "back room" deals j and issue is evidence that someone has once _ Housing Commission - when that com­ bars for free if he flashed his press card, shOlild be 250 to 400 wOrdl. THE DAILY next to the Field House and South Quad. once the majority view of the council is again tried to be the boss . What has milsion laat year advised against Rive it a try buddy , your ego can't be tIIIl IOWAN reserves ~he right to shorten and This also brings up the point of where determined the administration directs its happened to the concept of "one among estab1ishing a tenant-landlord ordinance. fragile. edit copy. this money goes, along with money efforts to accomplishing it. equals?" Times change, and now some of the Michael Pel"" collected for use of so-called "storal{e 530 S. DullllCJue SC. Transcriptions l1GiIy Iowan ~rnruo ff~@)mlml~if))7 The Slipping Grip -Wednesday. June 25. 1915. Vol. 1M, No. 18- EDITOR : .. , ,,, ...... ' Dianne Cou8hlln NEWS EDITOR . "" ... .•. . " ..... " .. , . Kri.I.CI.rk ASST , NEWsEDITOR " ,_" .. ""'n_"'''' Randy Knop.r As military reversals go, If this American in getting the Turks out of NATO and not ASSOC . NEWS EDITOR . . Kim Ro.al British have made a llmited return, but the use of confrontations between local residents and U.S. ceeded LAYOUTEDITOR ." ...... TlmSlcco retreat had occurred during wartime it would the local installations is based solely on a cash­ sailors. After the fall of the military junta last out of Cyprus. F:OITORIAL PAGE EDITOR ..... " ...... WIIU.m Flannery have been ranked on the same historical level of on-the-barrelhead type of deal.) summer and the reemergence of llberal. and At preaent, the only "secure" staging bases for ASST . EDITORIAL EDITOR ...... ',. Rhond. Dickey the Japanese capture of the British naval base at But it has been within the lut year and a half leftist parties, a determined push was made by U.S. sea and air units in the area are In Italy and FEATURES EDITOR ...... ' .BobJOIIu SIngapore in 1942. In the course of the lut year that the most Important changes have taken Greek politicians have American naval units Spain. The former nation is suffering from an ASST . FEATURES EDITOR ,...... " .Joln Tllon. to SPORTS EDITOR . .. • ...... ,Bill McAuliffe and a half the American 8th Fleet in the place. The fall of the 40-year-old fascist regime in removed from Greek soil. However, the problem economic crisis that could very well cauae the ASST . SPORTS EDITOR .. , ...... , ...... TomQulnlan Mediterranean and the American air force units to a popular coup d'etat In A~ril of wu not just based upon the homeportIng issue, popular election of a communist regime In the CONTRIBUTING EDITOR , .... RobLo,a. In the southern flank of NATO have 100t the bulk last year hal seriously reordered the American during the seven years of terroristic rule the only next na tional elections; while the latter lIa ship RIVER CITY COMPANION f:DITOR , .. Jlm Flemln. of their forward and ltaging area. IIdvantage for quick air reinforcement of U.S. country In NATO to faithfully support the of atate in the death grip of a senile right-willi PHOTO EDITORS llwrence Frink. Oom Franco ART DIRECTOR John Barhlle Five years ago the Mediterranean Sea was an and allied forces In the area since the \JIe of the colonels wu the United States. dictator in his 801 whOle crew Is divided into a American lake. American and allled forces refueling air bales in the Azores were now half dozen mutinous factions. maintained a row of naval basel from Gibraltar subjected to a veto by a leftist military re,lme In Also the failUre of the United States to The gowth of the Soviet IIIVal forces In the and Spain In the West to Greece aDd Cyprus in "backup" Greece In the Cyprus diapute 'with Mediterranean hal also compounded the Mlchlrl Stricklin , Publi.her Porlulal. Without these air fields a quick Jerry Bill. AliI Publl.her the Eot. American air bales were to be found resupply of NATO (aDd« Israeli) forces In the Turkey -and thelallul'uince to force the Turks problem fqr NATO navalatrateglsls. At present, Coleen MrGee . llellll Advertilln, Mana.er ringing the Mediterranean lateral. area would be DelIt to Impouible alnce the off the llland - bal led the the 55 Soviet warships In the Med make extenllve William CII.). ClrculaUon Mau.er American air basel In Spain are also subject to government to be&in cuttln8lts ties with NATO. use of the naval facilities In Latakia and Tartus, Dick W1I.0n . producllon Sup.rlnlendenl Publi.hed by Sludenl Publlcatlonl. Inc . III Communlcal~' CIII' SInce then the strategic shift bas been 1IUl'­ similar restraints. . Although Greece llltill not "offlclaUy" out of the Syria, and on occalsion refuel and resupply In alliance, the rope that tIee the two together may Aleundria, Egypt. Ifr. Iowa Cily . Iowa . $%241 d.lly •• cept Saturday •• SundlYI . ....1 prlslngly extensive. It beaan In mld-June unO The only other air field In the area II the Royal holiday •. and day. 01 II!1lv.r.lty v.catlon. lecond cia" po"''''''' when the U.S. Air Force pulled out COl1'pletely, at ~Air Force air Itrip at Gibraltar and It II far too be frayed be on repair. Two weeks ago it was announced that Libya, In allhe po.t olliet .11010. City under the Act of Con.r... of liIart~ I. the demand of the new military junta, from the · IIIIalI to effectively IUbltitule fot the Azores. The diapute with Turkey, which is the eutem exchange for a reported" billion arma aid deal, la7. IDOIt anchor fot NATO, II alao a direct outarowth would allow RUIIian naval patrol bomben to ny Sub.crlpllonl raIn : 10101 Clly and Coralvlll. , monlh. au •. a air field at Wheel.. , Libya. At the lime time, the The centuries old dispute between Greece and monlh ...... I prlnllnl yur '11,'" Mall .ub.crlptlonl I ", ..th of the Cyprus crilil. Lut week, Turkey officially out of the former American and BrltIIb air Itrips Royal Air Force removed Its IIIIt aircraft from Turkey, and tbeir baWe over Cyprus, baa ef­ ,1.5,.' ",onth. '14 ....I prlnll~, Yflr '21.". the neighboring air Itrip of EI Uotia. fectively deltroyed the • Fleet lta&iD8 areu In ltated that unI.. the American al'llll aid wu In the country. 'Ibll would allow Soviet anti-lUb The Dally lo.an il In Indtpondenl ne.lp.per wrill .. all4 HIU4I III 1m, the stralelicallY Important iIIand of the eutern Ked. In a fit of incredible diplomatic resumed, it would demand that American air planes to operate over the entire Jenatb and by .Iudenll .1 the Unlverslly 01 lo.a. Th, A"oclated Prtl. I. III' bales 011 Turkey be pulled out. breadth of Mediterranean. Lut week the fIrIt tltl.lI'1o Ihe uclu.lve UII lor r.publicatlon 01 IUlonl II ••I( I ••U Malta (located in the deacl c:eater of the Med) 1Wn~, the United stateshu mana,ed AP ne •• and dl.patchel. ended Its "lI*ial defl!llle relatlan8hlp" with the to totally alienate both ltalel to the point that The U.S. Senate bad voted the aid restriction Sovlet'p1anes beaan nylng miulOlll from these Pl .... dial U,... \I Yft do nol ncei., ,ftr PI,.r" 7:M • •• . Brttllb and the \JIe of butIor area and naval both are tbreateaini to pull out of NATO and both apilllt Turkey in rtlpODM to heavy lobbying on Ubyan ba .... Every .fforl • Iii be mid. 10 correct I'" .rror b, thl nullalU •. ew­ iJlltallatiOlll were opened to the hi&belt bidder. have demanded that the American naval and air the part of the Greet-American community u a The United States and NATO naval foreea have culalion ollie. hour ..,. " .m, 10' p.m. 1iI00UI'jlhrou,h ",Id.,. The oplnlonl upr.IHd on lhl. ,a" .rt Ih. o,I.U",. of III. II ... JDeIJJI not yet I.. t control of Mediterranean, but for the For the fint time Iiac:e the CrulldeI, Malta wu a... be removed. of forcinl the TurkIIh military olf aulhors , lid m.y not Mc ....rlly "Pl'lll thl ''P...... , TIlt DIIIr not in the baoda of a major weatern European , III the cue tl Greece, the bome-pcll'tlJli of the Cyprus. Apparently, tbiI ~Ional attempt flnt time In nearly 30 yea ... the Med can no 10lUh. military power. (III the period alDee thea, the American Itb Fleet ba4 call1ed a number of at diplomatic thumb ac:rewInI bas only 1\lC- \oac- be eonaidered IOleIy an AmericaJI IaU. . TIle DaU, 1.. 0- .... City, 1__ .... J~ 25, lt75-Pa,e S

lIN/S ORIENTAl FOOD BAZAAR ~ 21 S. Gilbert AT THE81JOU I.. 11M ... O'¥IS ...... I ~ Fritz Lang's 'The Big Heat' 25% off )3\ on all items 8y TOM SCHATZ uYlICrapers. Most of the action What Lang's visual imagery Film Crltk takel place Indoors with the in The 81g Heat so aptly windowl covered, and the diaplaya Is a growing sense of For a number of relllOlll, and viewer hal eonaequently Uttle social and personal JlIYchosis . ..peelally at the level of 1IeIIIe!l the horizon, or of any Bannion, in his drive to avenge WANT SOME STRAIGHT aamtive, ne Big Heat mlaht world "out there. If his wife's death, finally must be COIIIIdered a typical Ia te Bannion is the arehetypaiaolr assume the character of those ANSWERS ON CORN, entry In the barrale of ftIml hero: The man in the middle he is seeking to destroy in that lid "bappy" end!Rg, Bannion .. launched by Hollywood with his own personal moral very aet of destruction. In his in her some self«rutiny, a distortion of her beauty. BEANS,CATTLE,AND she not only realizes the error of After tracing Bannion's ex­ lea Vel the offICe and utters one ~ the late 19301 and the code who has the talents and the confrontations with Lagana, the early '501. characteristici the criminals crime boss and upstanding her waY', but alao that Ban­ cunion into the nihilistic: deptbl of the most haunting throw­ HOG PRICE OUTLOOK? or away last lines in flim : "Keep But tbis reasonably loUd he opposes, but who Is family man, it becomes ap­ nion's ways are different only in of social depravity, Lang af­ the the coffee hot, Hugo." You are invited to attend the IGL Farm Price ltory - which traces an honest , Ideologically allied with society. parent that the two are opposite ends he seeks to achieve. ford. the viewer witb the conventional epilogue. A Outlook Meeting: cop who quits the force to He eventually becomes the man .sides of the same coin - both She tells a crooked cop's avqe hi, wife's murder at the on the outside, however, when it are products of an unbalanced newspaper headline directly "The Big Heat" wUI belhown widow wbo has purchased a follows the long dissolve to June 26. 1975 banda of organized crime - Is becomes obvious that the urban milieu, and whereas their at 7 and 9 p.m. today at the mink coat with blackmail black alter Debby's death, and Union lIIinoil Room. Other 7:30 p .rn. tralllformed by the direction of organized criminals he ia ends are opposed, their means money, "We're sisters under Highlander Inn Fritz Lang into one of the most pursuing allo control his of attaining those ends are It Inlonns the viewer that films It the Bljou thIa week the mink," but this insight Bannion's ends have indeed Include : Iowa City. la powerful films of the detective superior offieen. And after essentiaUy identical. (Bannion comes too late. She is finally genre, due largely to Lang's eye rt!Iigning as a poUce officer, his feels no qualms, for instance, unable to break cleanly with her justified his means. He is back narlday ad Friday: A on the police force and his world double feature musical bill. "On Be sure to attend Get a profeSSional price f« visual imagery and hla sense of moral justice is when he purposely reveals past, and her half-scarred face analyst's insight into the current crop livestock ability to create on the screen a gradually overcome by a drive information that wiU lead to one is Lang's representau.e image is once again - however the Town" starts at 7 p.m. and tenuously - on balance. But situatIOn. coherent and comprehensible for revenge that boroers on the gangster's certain death.) of the dual na ture of herself, of stan Gene Kelly on the looee In this veneer of complacency is a New York City. It II followed by narrative world. psychotic. The strongest performance in Bannion, of Lagana, and of the For more information call: the film is that of Grahame as superficial one, as Lang in­ Marilyn Monroe and Jane Lang'. career began in But paying too close attention entire urban environment. As forms us that the dark un­ CHUCK KOSS at 319 626-2626 Germany, where he directed to the narrative aetuaUy does Marvin's girlfriend. After she is she dies in Bannion's arms near Russell on the Iooee In Paree In attacked by her keeper - and derside of this delicately "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." silent films . In fleeing from the Lang's fUm an injustice, as its the end of the film , she turns her structured world may over­ IOWA GRAIN Nazis and coming to Hollywood real strength resides in its after one-half of her face is scarred face away from the Sa"y .tllaadly: "And whelm its occupanta at any SomethIng be brought with him - as did visual development. permanently scarred - Ban­ camera and towaro Bannion, Now for Coo1plete1y &: UVESTOCK moment. Different," ~ the cast of countless the see nion is able to persuade her 10 and there remains visible only other German refugee In opening shot we a lV's "Monty Python's F1)'in1 HEDGING CORP. I\lmmakers - the heritage of revolver in close-up, followed aid his cause. Her scarred her unscarred silhouette, hiding Amid the briaht lights ex­ beauty and forced hiding cause for a moment the permanent posing an utterly empty CircuI, .. will be shown at 1 and 9 120USTH STItEET German expressionism. In by an off-camera gunshot and a p.m. WesT DES MOIHES I()WA~ much of hil work within pan up to a woman who enters distinctly American genres the room and draws the blinds. (especially the western, with With this sequence, the visual 'nit Retum of Frank Jamtll and world of Tbe Big Heat has been Aerosol alternatives studied RallCbo NotoriouI) Lang seems established - it is a sordid and IOmew!Jat at odds with his confused world which will NEW YORK (AP) -:- Cosmet­ ager of the Risdon Manufac­ and we're going to stay In It, It TRANSCENDENTAL material due to his cinematic become increasingly sordid as Ic and toiletry manufacturers turing Co. of Naugatuck, Conn., said Nuckols. bacqround. the narrative resolves the and distributors considered al­ which produces aerosol and live in tiie Bakan a dlvlslon of In The 81g Heat, however, his confusion. ternatives to aerosols Tuesday non-aerosol containers for Plastics, of leaving Realex Corp. of Kansas City, MEDITATION . But what German heritage seems to be The brutality and violence is as they opened their third an­ household products and cosmet­ ics. also provided a wide range of hi' strongest asset. Lang kept off-screen through most of nual convention amid in­ non-aerosol sprayers, along complements the documentary the film, and is generally cued dications that cansumers are Nuckols, like other industry with a booklet, "All Altemative What is is ... realism III the early '50s crime by the soundtrack - a becoming more demanding and spokesmen, said there Is no to Aerosol Packaging. II expose film with his ex- technique which Lang paying closer attention to price. conclusi ve proof that fluor­ What it isn't ... pressionistic use of Ught and developed so successfully in M The aerosol industry has been ocarbons are dangerous and A company spokesman dem­ shadow, with his dark and - but by the final moments it hurt by reports that fluor­ also noted that there are al­ onstrated a container which he What its results are .. . sutloc.ting uro.n setting, and becomes visually explicit. ocarbons - used as propellants ternative propellants, including said produced as fine a spray 81 with hill faith \0 visual detail. Debby's (Gloria Grahame) In about half of all aerosols - hydrocarbons and carbon diox­ an aerosol without any of the What its purpose is .. . The milieu in which the repaying Vince Stone (Lee may be damaging the ozone ide. potential problema. He said central character, police Sgt. Marvin) for the scalding coffee layer that shields the earth Because of the controversy, laser beams were UIed to drill Dannion

Street fair

The Iowa City Peoples' Bi~ntennlal Commiulon will meet at 6:30 p.m. today at Center Eut (104 E. Jeffenon St.) to finalize plans for the altemative street fair on the Fourth III July. Organizations and individuals who wiIh to participate, as wel\ u thole already slated. should attend. Worship Informal worship aervices will be held at 6:30p.m. at the Lutheran Studen\Center (on the cornet of Dubuque and Church streeta)' Dance CO-op All organizational meetiDt« the Dance Co-op will be held at 10 p.m. today at 1191,.. E. Colleae St. B~~ hUtor" WI\aon MOleS, a.iItart prot_ III hU&ory at the UI, wl1\ speak on the IUbject "The EcllpteoltheWeIt: Black ReactlOlll to World War I" at 8 p.m. today In Physics Lecture Room 1. 1be II*Ch ts ipCIIIONd by the seventh annuaIlnltltute of Afro-American Culture. Women The Women', Awarenea Group for women lie 25 and older wiU be at 8 p.m. today In the main 10unp tl the Women', ReIIource and Action Center, 3 E. Market St. Also, the Soclalilt-Fem1ntst Women', diIcuIIlon IfOUP will meet at 8 p.m. In the WRAC recreation room. Meditation Choose how much you There will be I ..... tl Introduetory lectlllll on want to save on White Trlnscendental Medltatlon • 3:311 p.m. today In the Union Minnelota Room, and apln at 7:. p.m. In the Cloud: 15~ off on 2 two­ Union Kirkwood Room. . roll packs or 5¢ off on PWP one. Just cut corners around the coupon you Plrenta Without Partnen wUllbow "Kina Kana, If ItIrrint Fay Wray, al1:3Dand 7:. p.m. today. the want With either one, Ubrary. PWP will aIIo CCIIII"Pte. Shakey" for pilla you 11 be getting the .I:.p,m. super-soft bathroom Reading .ene. . White Cloud. The Iowl City a.mmer CNaUve Reedlnc 8eri. hoIda open ...... 7 p.m. mIT Wedneldly In the BlIc!k Hawk miJIl.put l1li the eomer of WIIbinatan IIId Dubuque...... Bridge 'Ibe DeId End Oub will play IIIIdioIIId dupIICIIe tJr1dp at 7 p.rn. todIy Ii tilt Hup Sdh r'IIldInet,I14 Court St. P\aeI. • Page I-Tbe DaUy Iowa_Iowa Ctly. Iowa-Wed.. Jue 25. ItT5 1 l~

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By TOM QUINLAN AlIt. &perU FAlltor AUTOS Every thin, wal runnln, PERSONALS HELP WANTED 1ID001hly for blm all year. He DOMESTIC won the Bil Ten outdoor and Garage Indoor t1t1ea and placed eecond SAVE money with KOloolcll1l safe products. Tide costs 21 Wlllttel .t the NCAA Indoor.. HII per W;lshload. Baslc·L 11 cents STAFF PERSON COMiltency In the hIIh jump ~t1sfactlon guaranteed. call 3S1 I",y "72 Plymouth Fury II Sales "almprovinllO much that 7-2 8095, 7·1 P.A.T. OFFICE door hardtop, air. pow~ IMU power brakes. AM·FM. Less ". no 10DIer a g08I, It wu worll·lflIdy eligibility I AS.OOO. With snow tir~ . $1 beeomintl a commonplace. Madame Patsy 3373616. will relld your tntlr. life without clerical sllH's. Excluding a few minor uklllO any qllHtJons. gives IIdYk. dlIappolntmenla, everylhinl on III Iffllrs 01 life SUClI .s low. AUTOS IVa great ... until the outdoor COUrtship. ma"". IIW sulls and WANTED · SUblKts fOr estlbllSl't. ment of dose schedules for stan· FOREIGN NCAA' •• business speculation. dard bronchodilltor drug. Must TIle NCAA'.. 81U KHedel Don't let I feW miles s\ancl have symtomatic bronchial 15th· In your WlY 01 happiness. lhoall hit head .Ughtly and tried mil lind be available for twelv. TtlIIV_ weeks of once-a week tesllng. Will new shocks. new front Ie remember. ". doe't !mow Luc:lly DlYI' N...... pay 5150. Contact Or. Richardson. fair. Inspecled. $1.050. besl lACK porch sate· 929 Fal'rctilld. ~turday. 9a.m.·3p.m.. ____- ______"bat went wrong," he 1I1d. "I Card IIHIIlIII 356-2729 . 7·9 351 ·6665 aft~ 5:30 p.m. jilt didn't have It." Privet. • & Confidential RelldlllOs plant hangers. clothing. 1'1l1V,' study table. Md. dlalr, Slowly he had readied himaelf Everyone Is wel\COme WANTED . Hay Fev~ suffer~ "67 VW Bus . furniture. lumber. albums. etc. SOlI N. Dubuque. ~. 10St. ted miscellaneous. .11 year for It with countleas Hours: Dlilylam-1Opm volunteers will be paid to test ne'f\o •• cellent body. 6-26 Clrug. and will und~go a FREE I .m .. n noon. 354-2701 . Look for name on Mnd!lan In I allergy evalultlon. Need to be ______hours of preparation. Never had front Of her home. be worked so hard before. But 62411t Ave .• Coralville· IS,,,",,' eighteen years of lIOe or old~ . 1970 TR6 . Must sell this week. bis leap of IHl wasn't even symptomatic only during rig· $2.150 or best offer. 338 ·3800. weed season. Ind be Ivailable fOr cloee. ---- weekly evaluation during August . @ Magoo'sl "I was really down after the Own your own and September, ALLERGY CLI­ NIC. UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NCAA," he readily admitted, Island' AUTO SERVICE "because . . . becauae I had Call 356·2117. 8 to 12; 1·5 p.m ~r-~ THE FlIENDlY DATE BAR I 6.3C been 10 consistent all year and 3 acre isllnd in Mlulsslppl then , ... " His voice trailed df oH Burlingtoll 25 fool CI· REGISTERED physical therapist VOLKSWAGEN Repair IfOping for an explanation. bin. electricity. ,ir condl· .Ieeded for the Rockford. '"lnols Solon. 511l years fllctory Intl ••t. At.o~p~'rt I area. With little or no e.perlence 6«·3666 or 6U·3661 . 7.1 Knoedel had been consistent. tion.d. glS cooking and refrigerator. Septic tank. starting salary will be SUO to ------­ Tr .. t vourself to tile basil As a junior for the Iowa t~ack $.4.92 an hour, " experienced. JOHN 'S Volvo i!lnd ~ab Repllir . I Oflers 1o 338·323'. evenings. team this year. he set the Big salary is open. 50 percent of fee Fast lind reasonable All work will be paid. but this Is negotiable gUClri!lnteed. 1020111 Gllberl Court . "THE lEST DAMNED DRINKS IN TOWN" Ten meet record with a leap of R g are thoughful also. Call 815·398·2313. Noreen 351 ·9519. 7 7-3 outdoon. Unbeaten during gifts for any occasion. Visit The ~ace Pers?"nel Services. Rock · "======the Big Ten track aeason, Cora I Gift Box. Coralville. lord. illinoiS. 6·27 Knoedel eagerly looked ahead 351 ·0383. 7·23 -----_APARTMENTS MOTORCYCLES .. PhotobyArtLand ROOMS fOR RENT to the stiffer competition in the . Bill Knoedel RAPE CRISIS LINE MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT summer. Women 's Support Service A·Z Fint on his agenda was a U.S. learned a a great deal, he said, Knoedel is taking tha t time to Dial 338·4800 7·18 HONDA SALE CLOSE OUT CLOSE In. TV. radio. kitchen. NEAR H~ltal . One bedroom. CBS50F. $1.525. CL360. 59A9. bath, refrlaerator. cool. fur lumlShed Old Gold Court Apart. Track and Field Federation watciling rums and talking wllh work with his talent agamst CRISIS Center . Call or stop In . 608 FOR sille . Rugs. couch. kllchen 125. $529. CT70. S3S9. No nlshed. "4 utilities paid. Jerry. ment . $115 ptus electricity. meet at Wichita, a warm up for lOme of Ule best amateurs In Ule some of the top performers· in S. Dubuque; 351 ·0140. 11 a.m.· table lind chairs. desk. sklis. charges. Stark's Sport 338 1179 or 332 Ellis. Apartment ~ . IS36 . 71 the NCAA's and a chance to country. Pal Matador! 01 the world. He's leaving for 2 a.m. 7·9 electric oven. 351·7«10. evenings. rle du Chien. Wisconsin. n. Available July IS . 7·9 326·2478. TWO Mdroom apartment Ind one knock heads with the country's Wisconsin and Stones were both Europe today. I·F-A-C-U-L-T-Y-a-n-d-p-ro-I-es-S-io-n-al-I-n-Su . 7·1 ROOMS Males. slngl" or cIOV . efficiency; each air conditioned. best. . there. Track in Europe, be said, is rance: Autos. homes. boats. cY· USED vClcuum cleaners. reason. BSA '62 500 Flash. excellent es. kitchen. shower. July I . furnished. lully carpeted. 715 "It was a good idea getting all on a much larger scale than cles. Instrumenls. valuable books. ably priced. Brandy's Vacuum. condillon. ~ or best offer. Call 240S . 6-27 Iowa Avenue. available now. cail Bill lor lbe lint time Ulil the high jumpers together to here in the United Slates. "It's a E~cellent coverage. special low 351 ·1(53. 8·6 1393·6761. 630 337·2958 lifter 5 p.m. I 6 year. he fOllnd hlmsell gazing at rates, RhOades. Hiway 6 West at NICE. single. clmpus or Town discuss training and the jl;rollnd Instead 01 the big deal over there and it's Unibank Drive. Coralville, COMBINATION pool table.Plng . 1914 Honda 4SOcc·K7 •• 000 miles cresl area. Kitchen facilities, $55. ONE.bedroom furn ished. 502 5th crown. World record holder technique," Knoedel said. much more appreciated," be l51 ·0717. 7·8 Pong. complete minus cues. Best with extras. Excellent. excellent ~ 2576 !lOCII CIII) . as Street. Coralv ille. No children or Training is something the said. ofler over 565. 351 .4074. 1·9 condition. Neil. 351-9158. 73 ------pets UtllltlH paid. From $160. Dwight Stones grahbed the PROBLEM pregnancy? Call FURNISHED single. kitchen. 3504 .'279 or 3504·2912. • 5 glory and IIrst place with a young native Iowa CHian Mark Winzereid of Wisconsin Birthright. 6p.m.·9p.m .• Monday LARGE study desk with typing 1973 Honda St9O. like new. $350. laundry laclillits ; prlvale en knows. arranged the tour witb through Thursday. 338·8665, 7·7 stllnd. needs refinishing. $25. 6.48236.4. Riverside. 626 Irance. avalillble now. 3372151. SUBLET July. August with fall jump of 7·1. Knoeclel had gone 3504· 1944. 6·30 6 26 option FurnlSl'ted. two bedroom. He likes to work alone, and his E uropean promo Ie rs. Knoed e I HANDCRAFTED wedding bands. 1973 Kawasaki 350 Irlple. 1100. ______lhat high. but with more mllSes.· air. cl~e In. 5175. Call ~ 2107. coach Francis Cretzmeyer has will travel with Kim Scott, a Call evenings Terry. 1·629·5483 or KING size waterbed and Irame. !~cellent condillon . 3374594. 626 AVAILABLE immediately . Fur. 630 Then the NCAA's came, and said he "sometimes works too pole vaulter from Wisconsin, Bobbl. 351 ·1747. 6·27 $50. Sheila. 338·2822. 6-30 nJshed rooms. 540 and up. utilities ____-~-~--- wenl, as far as Knoedel was hard." But his training - M t d rf f th Ch' Tr k VESPA ISO scooter 1.200 plld. close. 338·0266. evenings. WANTED: Landlord (lema I.) a zoo e Icago ac ULTRA linear 2OO's. eKcellenl like new. $550, 3379435. 7 a learning Spanish seeks Spanish concerned. "You have to forget ruMing, lifting weights, bop­ Club, and Vic Dais, a vaulter for condillon. $100 for both . Sheila. -----__--::--__ spuklng (prelerrably femalt) about them," be explained, and ping up steps and jumping the Beverly Hill Striders wbo ,338·2822 , 6.30 HONDA SALE · CB75OF. GIRLS only . Furnished room. sludent tenant. Apartmenl nice. go on to the next one. almost four bours a day - has has vaulted 18 feet. Mter a CL360, "49, C8125. SS29 kitchen privileges. lounge. $70. close to Cam bus. three btOCks month of competl'tl'on they'll STEREO. television repairs. Rea · SONY STR ·6OAS AM·FM receiver. $359. No extrCl charges. 1319041. 8·1 from Chicano HOUM. Will nego Alter the NCAA meet at made his progress much more sonable, Satislaction guaranteed. two years old. 351 ·9158. ask for Sporl Snop. Prairie du Chien. ------Ilat. rent . After 5:30. 3:)1.326.4 P'rDVO, Utab, It was on to Cor· Tapid than anyone expected, work under a coach in Spain for Call anytime. Matt. 351 ·6896. 8.! Gus. 6-26 Wisc . Phone 3262478. 721 TWO IlIrge rooms; share kitcheo. 630 vallis, Ore., and a chance for even Knoedel himself. another month before coming tivlng room and balh ; lwo blOCks ------him to go after one d bis three "Wben I first came to Iowa," PAINTING. Interior . exterior. FUJICA 35mm SLR Cllmera with MOTORCYCLES · New and uSed · tram Currier; 590 and SlOO. Phone IEAUTIFUL, Clost In. furnished bome. '0015, Experienced. rei!lsonable. c.ase. 1.8 55mm lens. Good condl. f3MW. Triumph. Benelli. Penlon. 337 ·3617 or 351 .A055 . 7·22 apartment . Air. utilities paid goals for the year - succeas at he said, "my goal was to jump 7 "There'll be stiff competition =ree estimates. 351 .5875; 351 .7163 lion . $135, 338·4004 , 6·27 HUSky Md CM·Am , Ned's Auto and except "Ktrlclty, S135. m .1837 . 8 <-ycle. RI"erslde. 1-648-3241. 6·26 ROOMS with cook ing BIClck's 6.26 the AAU trials. To Knoedel, the feet by my senior year," That an d mee ts every coup Ie 0 f !v~nings . 7. WINDOW air conditioner. 5.000 Gas liqht Village. 422 Brown Streell _--'~ ______AAU's meant a cbanee to travel' was shattered as he cleared that days," Knoegel explained. HAND 'aiiored.ht\mlin~JJer . BT\!. u~ one month. il38 2204 MUST sell 1973 12SI;c Yamahtl 71 TWO bedroom. close In. mOllY Europe and compete with mark just affer his som· There aren't enough big meets 8tions. l,adles' garments only. Iller 5:30 p.m. 6·25 EnCluro. 3.600 miles. 5425. 683·2812 UMMER r-;.;s.-Rooms with conveniences. avallabl. Immeol . jumpers of world class. phomore season: in the midwest area for him to Phone 338·1747 , 8·1 TW'N bed, car radios. sweeper 625 cook ing and apartments available IItety 3375093. 77 Corvallis, he said, seemed "He's one of the hardest come up against tougber, SEWING It tl i ( I) C It t I "823" May 1. Black's GaSlight Village. . a erne ons. repa r as· s. ra sman 00 S...... 422 Brown SI . 72 ONE bedroom. off streel parkin!! . like "an Olympic training camp workers I know of, It Cretz· competition. His European work . Very reasonable. Call Riverside. 6·26 ______tree I.undry. close In. air. Ivt,le . for higb jumpers." He was, he meyer said, "and his attitude spree may change that, while in 351 ·0061 alter 5 p,m. 6·30 bly July. 3504 3818, 6-25 FOR sale · Used pool table. gOOd said, among the best. He failed helps him a lot." the process, preparing him for CHIPPER'S Tailor Shop. 128'h E. condition. best oller. 354 ·2050. LOOKING 'or a pillct to renl? to qualify for the top three spots Knoedel hopes that his the Pan American trials in Washington . Dial 351 ·1229. 6·1 6·26 Call Rental OlrKlory. 338 7997 or of the American touring team, patience and long workouts will August. - -. • . SELLING 26 inch men's Columbia slop by 114 E College. Room 10. 9 , I . h "IDEAL GIFT · Artist 5 portra!I . PAtR JBL L26 2 way speakers. 3 speed bicycle. $25 . 351 H96. SCHULTZ , .... 68 Fully lurnISh .... , a m., 8 pm .. dolly .' t'lurday. 9 and when offered an alternative carry him to his ultimate goal - "That s my goa rig t now, Charcoal. $10; pastel. $25; 011. Excellent condition. 5225 or best 6 . 27'~ ~ 0"" ' f $100 d 3510525 72! carport . washer. dryer. TV. shed, a.m.· 5 p.m. Small fee houses. position. he turned it down. the 1976 Olympics. But for the he said with an air 0 more an up. '. . oller. 353·0185. keep trying. 6·25 ------$5.900 . 3382281; aller 3 p.m .• duple.es. aparlments. etc. 72 The week wasa't aU that moment, he has time to confidence in his voice. I·,erv;c!!. repair audio equipment. PHASE linear Is shipping the RALEIGH Super Course . 25'h 3541800. eXI . 339. 79 -- dllappolntlng, though. He prepare. Time to get ready. He may just reach it. 3 r~plollers ~ turntables. tape· new Phase Linear 2000 preamp Inch frame. alloy crank. 3543598. ------SUMMER sublel. $150 ; 1111 op· players, EriC. 338·6426. 7·15 Ih i' wr<'k to mldweslern dealers. 626 "40 American with 12x12 added lion. 5200 Downtown. two bed· bedroom . 7)(6 porch. skirted. fen room 351.9441 . 7.2 J WINDOW WASHING Come ,n and compare Ihe 2000 10 ced yard. bus rout • . 3533747 . ______At Ehl. dial 644·2329 625 olher fine stereo preamps and 10 SPEEO BICYCLES . 627 FALL : Attractive two bedroom . amps by SAE. tnlegrat Systems. f Martin fears threats by fans BGW. Crown. Philips. Maranlz. Paris & Accessories aPllrlmeol In otder house : ur· Bose. Kenwood, NC and other Repair Service nlshed ; 5255; 331.9759 . 6-25 ANAHEIM (API - Texas It was the third threat against turned over to the FBI. TYPING Slcreo component lines we have HOUSING WANTED Ranger Manager BUly Martin Jackson but he and Blue played The FBI provided Martin with avaitable. Compare price. service AVAILAII.E Immedlalely Fur STACEY'S niShed efficiencv apartment. ullll · I says his life was threatened in weekend games at Oakland teeti h th Ra and quality of hl ·1i !quipment and pro on w en e ngers FORMER UniverSity sKretary you'lI end uo at Advanced AudiO. CYCLE CITY Ii~s InCIU(led . 351 7214. aller 5 earlier this year and that he with the A's dugout watcbed by 440 Kirkwood Avlt. lS4·2tl0 ADUL T female sludent needs pm 725 made their first appearance of deSires typing. theSiS. manu· where w'l sell the gOOd slull lor apartmenl to share for lall. own thinks increasing fan rowdyism FBI agenla and special guards. the season in NewYork,he said. scripts. etc. Catl 338·1835. 8·1 less .. ,after 12 noon dally. one room wanted. 338·9195. 11 l .m.·3 WESTWooD.WESTSIDE coUld lead to someone being Alter some boisterous fan ae. 1------block behind McDonald's at 202 PAPERS typed. accurate. close Oouglass, Phone 3504 ·3104. 6·25 BANK.$, p.m. 7 1 Lu.ury. eftlclency. one. two and l ahot. Martin said during spring tivily during weekend games in. Call 3543969. 7.231------LENDrNG, lhree bedroom suites lind lown. houses from $1.0. CClIl 338 7058 or Martin's disclosure foUows by training his wife opened a letter bere with the California Angels, • THREE rooms 01 new lurniture INSURANCE Martin said, "I sincerely be- FAST. professional typing . Man· lor 5199. Goddard·s. West Liberty. DUPLEX FOR RENT come to the office. 9AS 1015 Oak· only a few day. word that !be containing the death threat that uscripts. term papers. resumes. Free delivery. Monday·Frlday. 11 Crest Street 1 25 lives of oakland A's stan Reg. had been postmarked a t the lieve that somebody is going 10 IBM Seleclrics. Copy cenler. too . a.m. 1 p,m.; Saturday. 10a .m .. ! STUDENT INSURANCE end up getting shot on the field. 338·8800. 7·16 p.m,; Sunday 1· 5 p,m. E·Z t~ms. LARGE two bedroom . Appllan . FUR~ISHE~. efl icleocy. Jllhnson &ie Jackson and Vida Blue had United Nations building in New SERVICES ces. drapes furnished; on bus St. . air condlltoned. $130. 351·3736. also been threa tened in a letter. York and !be material was "Tbe way they throw bottles TWELVE years experience the. ______7_. 18 Renter 's Insurance line ; near shOpp ing center. $199.50 7·2. and ice at you, and the things ses. manuscripts. Quality work, MATTRESS or box spring. S29 ,95 Aulo Health life 3510152 711 COOKING Single furn ished they call you, are unbeliev· Jane Snow. 338·6472. 6-21 Goddard's Furniture. West Liber 506 E College -:,.-- Phone 351 2091 ,Ieeplng room. on bus. Sot5. far able," Martin said. Iy Where no reasona bl e 01 Ier H 9 30 I 5 ale 338 6595. 7 IS Japan nips Yanks, 7-5 refused. 627 ·2915. 7.,8 ....0.u.r .s :• .••o... p .• m . . ... APARTMENTS "The league has got to tighten FOR RENT CLEAN. COOl. furnished efllclen OMAHA, Neb. (AP)-Japan' he went to the sidelines, weari· up security. I'm of the opinion THIRD anniversary sale at GOd · cY . On bus. oft street park,ng. no held off a rally by the United ed by intense humidity. that anyone caught throwing dard·s · Register 'or FREE living SUMMER leases One bedroom pelS. $115. 338·6595 . 715 o room sel or stereo. Ati merchan. States to post a 70S basebaU Japan scored once in the things sbould be automatically L ST · Keys. 740 KirkWOOd . 6·21. dise sale priced. Two piece living lurnished · unlurnished. 5145·$160. $U ' tAt IS d 'ned and kl'cked out of the ,.R_e_w_a_rd_._338_.8_38_8_. ____6.27 t SI39 Ch ' I I 3510152 , 711 MMER ra es. Pd r men. I abn victory Tuesday, fint win for opening inning, four times in the fl I. room se s. ' ooce 0 co ors . rooms with cook lng ava I a , e !be visiton in the fourth Japan· fourth and twice in the fifth In stadium. The ticket doesn't give FOUND · Sum 01 money . Call Goddard's in Wesl Liberly. 7·" AKC GOlden Relriver puppies · TWO bedroom furnished . 502 5th May 1. Black's Gaslighl Village. USA Colle,e World Seriea. the game before about 500 fans. them the right to jeopardize Jenny, 351 ·7251. mornings. 6·27 ChampionsllipblOOdlines. 3515611, SI . Coralville. NO children or 422 Brown SIreet. 7·2 The U.S. team won the fint The U.S. bad single runs in your life." 7·9 pelS From $160. 354 .1279 or 'SUMMER t I I'nn J 1 MUSICAL 35~ 2912 7.1' ra es s ar ,... une the fint, sixth, aeventh, eighth PROFESSIONAL dog grooming. __ . Apartmenls; also rooms wil~ two games In Los Angeles. INSTRUMENTS Suauro Egawa, a :IO-year-old and ninth innings. Tickets Pupp ies. killens. tropicallish. pet VERY nice lurnished room for cooking . Black 's Gaslighl VIII"ge; UI kickers supplies. Brenneman Seed Siore. 1 lema Ie Lounge. color TV. cook. A22 Brown SI. 7·1 sophomore, stymied the U.S. The series returns to Los FENDER Jaguar guitar. e.cel . 1500 1st Avenue South. 338 8501. InQ fac ililies. very close ,no avail. players for 6 1·3 innings before Angeles Saturday. WILL Irade July 4 dinner. theater lent condition. hard Sl'tell case. 7·7 able JulV I and AuguSI 1. 337.9041. H...... 1 ...,., lose in final tickels lor Our Town lor other 5275. 337·2501. 1.9 7·17 TPJ' • D.n,. I •••••er •••• J date. or sell . 351 ·2863 . 7·1 -~ - - - GRECO acoustic guili!lrwith case. at Des Moines - - WANTED TO BUY gOOd condition. $55. 338 · 7~76 . 7·1 CLASSIFIED AD BLANK I By DAVE MODI TRAVEL r------I SELMER 11.110 . High F sharp. I Wri .... ~ lllilll OM ".nk fer .KII ...,1 : I Nallon.1 Lea .. American Leape Special to Ule DaUy Iowan Never played. $50 mouthpiece. MCINTOSH MX1I3 or MX1I21 East Eaat accessor ies. $850. Neil. 351 ·9158. FM.FM stereo·AM tuner·pream. I. 2. l . . .. I W L GB 'INTEREST€D IN NiF 7·3 ptllier or C·28 or C·26 preampli·, s. Pet. W L Pet. GB The UI Soccer Club finished FRILLS LOW COST JET 7. I. I Pittaburgh 39 25 Boeton :r1 27 .578 fier. 353·0185. keep Irying . 7·2 •• second In the United Inter· TRAVEL 10 Europe. the Mid· ,. 10. 1I . 12. Phllphia :rt ill •.•544 , 4 New York 38 29 .567 I,\, die Easl.the Far East. Alrlca? I Chicafo 35 33 .515 6 Milwaukee 34 32 .515 4 national Invitational Soccer EDUCATIONAL FLIGHTS u. 14 .. u. ,. I . The MUSIC SHOP II New ork 32 32 .500 7 30 35 .412 71,1, Tournament in Des Moines can help you lind the least ROOMMATE I St. Louis expensive way to get there. WANTED 17 , 19. JII. 32 33 71,\, • 26 :r1 .413 101,\, Sunday, faUing to the Kansas Phone us toll ·lree at (800) 109 E. College I' .. r 28 35 •.•444 10% 26 31 .400 111,1, City Reales in the championship Well 21J.S~ · I Weat game, 3-2. ------~- ---- WOMAN lor summer. fall option. Cincinnati 4S 27 .614 Oakland 43 26 .623 Where your ear share lwo·bedroom with Ihree. NAME PHOHE I Anaeles 41 31 3 It was !be only loss of the day Ilr. 561 .25. 338·9195. 7·1 Loa KlIIIII City 38 31 .551 5 INSTRUCTION is 'ud e CITY S. Francisco S3 38 .478•• IV. Texu 34 34 .500 81,1, for' the Hawks, who defeated San Diego 32 37 .414 101,1, California 34 37 .471 10 United International 2·0 to YAMAHA FG 23012 string guitar! OWN room in house with Z" AUanta 2i 40 .4l> 13V. MinnetIOta 81 34 .471 10 qualify for the final. Mark NEED help in baSic slatistlcs. Call SCali. 3371831. 9 p.m . . 11 others. close . 337·988A . HOUlton Count 11'1. numbrr of woren ,n yo'" ad tllen mult,ply tile numbrr • t7 .356 18V. Chic8ll0 • 38 .Ut 131,\, Ewing and Olicio Pelosi had two ma)h. or economics? Call Arnie. f ·m. 6.2' RESPONSIILE ..... rt 10 0' r.e.daY'1 Relahl 338·0024 ; 353 · ~ . 7·25 .... Y .th words by th. rat. brlow B. sur. to counladdrrss .nd or phon. num· goals each for Iowa, and Bob MUST sell 12·string Fender Vii· lour bedroom home WI ber C.'1 equal, CHIIm", OC W.,,,,, • 11I.1."r Worllt ChicaRo 13, Montreal II : r lager with hardSl'tell case. Best males: Washer-dryer. di~hwiI5ll . ( Pli1adelphla Piltlbul'Jh 3 fu"t{;1 Gamel Johnson, M\I8tafa Ilban and S.WIMMIHG lessons · W.SI qua I· 011 SHIO 683.2812 6.25 er. air conditioned. parking. 6, Detroit at waukee, 3j (t-o) fled : h~ated pool. private or er ov~ . , In. "5. 351 .0314. ' 6.30 MINIMUM AD 10 WOIIDS 2) (1-111 .ymando Henry scored one I·lD.". , ...... New y~ 3, Baltimore. ~ apiece. .seml ,prlvate. 351 ·5571 after noon7.28". :'DV ANCED ...• ud' 10 has th emus·1 1------. .5(,.....,.. ii.C~orl3. AUanta 0

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (APl - my life, but it will change my Mr. Anonymous, the guy with lICbedule," he said after Mon­ • the raded blue Ihirt and unins­ day'. triumph . piring manner, became so p0p­ Asked what kind of guy he Mary Stevens .and CARDS ular Tuesday you couldn't get a really is, Graham had aald: phone call through to him . "I'm a helluva guy. I like Lou Graham, who broke fllhin', good lookin' women like through 12 years of obscurity my wife, shootin' pool and stuff Country Cookin' with victOry in the U.S. Open like that. "I'm not a flashy penon, and ETC golf champiOnship, was back in his Tenneuee hilla, where he if I had to dress that way I 9:30 - 1:30 IO!J S. Ilubuqul' once made a living playbJg what would be uncomfortable. I he called the frled-chicken know this old, blue shirt 100ks circult. washed out. I've worn it quite a few times and have shot a lot of Weekly Wednesday Night His bome phoDes were giving good rounds in it.. .. My wife busy signail and his where­ rinses it out and I slap it on. I'm Pabst Blue Ribbon Special Ends Tonight abouts were not immediately the conservative type. I ac­ "The Great known. But Graham had said he tually wear two shirts in case I Waldo Pepper" was going to grab his fishing get a hole in one." Starts Thursday pole and find some nice, quiet The night before the playoff, stream. Repreunted for Ndftondl Athertulng by Graham said he saw a picture of National Educational Advertising Services, Inc:. The gallery Behind him was his greatest himself in a newspaper. )&0 Leo_lnglon Ave .. New York, N. Y. 10011 In Spectators at MondaY'1 Amana VIP golf around the course, or .at ID wbat for lome WII triumph, won an ll-hole "I was leaning over to putt, toumament either foUowed their favorite pro their own shade, and let the tour parade by. playoff Monday with John Ma­ and my face was a little turned haffey, and ahead was a golfing to the camera and the caption career in which he can no longer said something about nobody expect to be Ignored . would recognize the face. A crowd of about 100 was at "It sort of ticked me off. My Metro Nashville airport late wife looked at it and said, 'I Monday nlght to welcome him would recognize that it's you home and bathe in the afterglow every time. But, maybe, the of his victory. kids only 50 per cent of the "I don't thlnlt It will change time.'" A golf tournament is always a big event, and The names, if not the faces, of most of the golfers this year's Amana VIP was no exception. on the pro tour are strangely familiar. Johnny But why so many people would want to follow a Miller, Julius Boros, Billy Casper, Gary Player, few men for miles over roUing countryside, just Gene Littler, Mason Rudolph - all have become bEARN Tg Rib to watch them hit the tiny white ball into the cup, American househOld words. Some of them (like in especially on a day as hot and exhausting as Boros and Player) have been popular for Monday, is always open to question. decades . . (BWA IAlblNS ebl18 AT FIRST GLANCE, goll is not a spectator So when they come to town, naturally they sport. There's not much action aside from attract a crowd. People want to see if they can walking. There's no contact, no blood ; violence is recognize in the flesh the golfers they see LESSONS highly controlled, and directed only occasionally striding down those long video fairways on in~oor cla •• e. MEETING at the ball. The participants demand silence so Sunday afternoons . on·the·lake in· they can concentrate their energies down AND GOLFERS, UNLIKE most other highly 7 p.m. Wednesday Special through the club shaft to the ball ; spontaneity is exposed professional athletes, are easily .truction Wed. June 2S rare, an excess in the game. Protocol suggests recognizable, which adds to their attractiveness. that the fans remain as undemonstrative as They don't wear uniforms, which enhances their 23 boat. Min~ ..ota Room; possible. individuality. They appear just as the fans have RIDES to IMU Ends Tonight But people flock to golf tournaments anyway, always seen them, in short-slellve knit shirts, "At Long Last Love" which indicates that there must be something sporty pants and white shoes, in caps, hats and Lake McBride * $1 Pitchers * Starts Thursday there for the spectator. visors. No one has to do a double lake as they RACING Beginners The primary attraction of Monday's VIP, for might have to if, say, Paul Warfield walked by in every Sunday featuring instance, was the presence of 38 golfers from the a business suit instead of a footbaU uniform. It pro tour. Even if the athletes weren 't ac­ makes them seem friendly and close. PLEASURE SAILING Very companied by 10 entertainers and two baseball And really, they are very close on the golf Hall-of-famers (Mickey Mantle and Stan course. Within feet on the tees and greens, which PARTIES Welcome Flood Musia\), most of the fans, and maybe even more is sometimes even speaking range. They are real of them, would probably have been out at Fink­ live. bine Monday anyway. That they are millionaires, some of them, II MEETINGS HELD EVERY WED. 7 PM IT'S SOMETHING ABOUT the gollers not what brings out the fans. It is, instead, the (Check Wednesday D.I. for Ulct locillion) themselves that brings people out, more than chance to see a pro athlete big as life, but not anything the game of golf itself has to offer fans. larger than it. CROSSWORD But f'ro%ier.:. Edited by WILL WlNG ACROSS 45 Old French coin 12 Science of life: 47 Trademark of a Abbr. $2 Beer Special 1 Fig tree of boor 13 - the tide Mideast 55 Numerical pre(llt 21 Egyptian god Ali ready to call it quits 50¢ Bar Liquor 8 African port 57 Possessed 25 JlOIiCe-biotter I 10 Filing devices 58 Verified entry' 25¢ Can Beer 14 Blackbird 51 Burst of 26 Racquet pro KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia million or $8 million for Ali. would make an official an- 15 Man of ancient laughter 27 Plant shoot (AP) - Muhammad Ali said "That's the ol.l1y thing that's nouncement on closed-eircuit Rome 81 Terrible or Great 30 Cold: PreIix again Tuesday that be really giving me any trouble," Ali said television just before his fight 18 Lea.ve out IS Uneven 31 Weapons for HELDOVER wants to quit fighting . But he at a news conference. "That's ' begins at about 9:45 a.m. Kuala CAIN 17 Bentley and M Hebrides island , Vergil "What's Up, Doc?' o,yhy I said I would make my Lumpur time (10:15 p.m. EDT, IWMSfIW 85 Alaskan cape 32 Tree with tft1wy admitted a stumbling block to 18 "- retirement could be Joe Fra­ decision just before the fight. June 30 in the United States). Playing Tonight thru Sat. Indi&o" 88 InvUd flowers It Woodwind 11 Card game 3S --yiaual "G" zier. I'm thinking about it." But he told reporters, "You can 20 Last lines of Super power Rock 'n Roll a 88 Fonner, 01 old 3S Compass reId1n& Adult : 5UO Children: $' "My wife's happy," Ali said Ali had said Monday that he write I'm gonna retire.' ~ sonnet .. Eug\ifjl1lllllOl' 3t Belevant Weeknight. 7:31).' :30 of his Monday announcement 22 Genetic acid courts 3t ArizonA river SIt.·Sun. 1: 30·3 :30-5 :30-7:30- 13 City die ' ;30 that "I'm 99 per cent sure I'll on DOWN 40 Review retire" after the fight July 1 Hot shooting Gonzalez Danube .. Tmqhwy Z4 Lllth pood on • I One of the 48 Type of wfne against Joe Bugner. quiet day "I'm beginning to hate this eatates .1 Enjoy readies for NCAA golf 28Hurok :I Etstem peJue 50 ClleeeeI mess," the 33-year-old world 21 Childnn's-aid area 51 Scandinaviln heavyweight champion said of COLUMBUS, OhIo CAP) ~ The glamour names of college S Dispatch boat the grind of training for fights goU-Curtis Strange, Jay Haas, Jerry Pate and Craig Stadler­ 31 ~ of Brazil 4 Right-hand pap 5Z~ and the increasing demands on are on hand for the 78th NCAA tournament opening Wednesday. 34 Mils LouiIe 5 Attacks $3 Adjust his time. "I sincerely want to 37 Consider a case 8 FJectrical unit 54 Prunes, In But the \II8lI 10 watch is a alight Brazilian named Jaime 38 Capable in a quit. " Gonzalez. . 7 Crosses Scotland way S"_My SSSpeakerof But what about Frazier? A The Oklahoma State sophomore II the hottest coUegian In the 41 French resort proposed third match with the Souvenirs" bueball coontry comlni into the 'n-hole.atroke play event at OhIo State. area 9 Of a 9tem joint 58 SwtncHe former champion-the first two He haa won four tournaments In as many weeks In Teus, Ok· 42 Withered 10 In addition eo Squeal fights were split-would prob­ lahoma and Pennsylvania. 4S Old car II Tactical 62 Barrier for ably be the richest ever. Fig­ lOll the The 5-foot-9, 1»poImd of a IOU pro aald 1010 '" Blue color concealment 26 Down ures mentioned have been be­ 15 players could win the Individual tltie. tween $11 million and $12 mil­ The first of four consecutive days of single rounds starts lion for the tota1 purse, with tl Wednesday.

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