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Vol. 108, No. 22 I . Tuesday, July 1, 1975 Iowa City, Iowa 52.?_4_2____ ·_10_' --~~~~~~------Firm will leave unless city acts
By MARIA LAWLOR moral action nec-••pv to make urban Staff Writer -J One major Iowa City business which renewal (in Iowa City) a success." employs about 100 people is prepared to Reading from a statement which. be move out of the downtown area If the Iowa termed "emotional", Scatena said hiJ comments were addressed to the council in City Council rejects a controversial general, but were actually directed toward amendment to the city's urban renewal contract with Old Capitol Associates, the several council members, wbo, he said, f ' were responsible for creating a shadow of irm s representatives warned council doubt during n-otlation of the contract members Monday. ~ .. Old Capitol representatives also charged challjles. that some members of the council are Scatena said after the council meeting responsible {or creating a "shadow of that the Iowa City fll'ln had indicated to doubt" about tbe firm's financial him they would leave the Iowa City central capabilities which is interfering with business district If the amendment did not present negotiations with three pass. He added that the finn is an office prospective tenants who could financially retail business. He said he could not reveal anchor a proposed two-square·block mall. the name of the firm becaUle It would These claims were made to council violate the business' confidence. members during an informal &esSion at The removal of 100 people presently which Old CapUol representatives also working in the downtown area could have said they will not support changes in the serious repercussions on tbe retail contract malting it more lavorable to the bUSiness of shops Pl'OpOling to locate in the city. The council had asked that covered mall, Scatena said. "protective incentives" be included in the He added that major tenants which could contract which would safeguard the city anchor the finance mortgaging of the mall should Old Capitol default from the present are presently evaluating Iowa City's two-year contract. downtown available retail business. AP Wlrepho10 A vote on the amendment Is expected at Scatena said that while preparing to 't- tonight's formal council &esSion. negotiate leases, Old Capitol bas been The pound and the fury The amendment. which was originally spending approximately $100,000 and that proposed by Old Capitol. would delay in order to file a mortagage application, ~rom the beginning of the first round, All came oul swinging at Joe Bugner's eyes, clinch a unanimous decision. Bugner lasted 15 rounds, but the effects of AIl's punches construction of the covered mall {or two the firm will have to be prepared to spend mixing with jabs to the body. The champion Iinded a dozen shols In the 14th round to will last longer. For more fight details. see plge six. years. another $400,000 to draw up designs and The council voted last week to table the prepare research analyses to present to proposeliamendmentlor one week to work the prospective tenants and lenden. out the incentive issue. The council had Scatena said that hiJ company would not also instructed the staff to work out an bear alone the costs presently incurred in Singles show adoption flair equitable price with Old Captiol for reo negotiating with prospective tenants and ., purchasing a 120 square foot lot which the leaders if the council is not prepared to By SUSAN BOYD She suffered "lots of disappoiniments and from among several other applicants adult relationships." city plans to use for its proposed 1,~ continue with urban renewal . Staff Writer wrote lots of letters" before receiving six· roUowing an investigative home study. How do others react to Andrea 7 "People space parking ramp atop the covered mall. "We object to including penalties in tbla daY-illd Andrea, who recently celebrated What are chances of a single person have been very positiVe and very helpful." Old Capitol Vice President Don Scatena contract when we are doing our very best Andrea Curtin is a blonde, blue-eyed her first birthday. Warned that couples adopting a baby? Pretty slim, according to Curtin notes little curiosity from toid the council Monday that Old Capitol to get these things done," Scatena said. child with feathery blonde eyebrows, new would come first, she wrote each adoption several Iowa adoption agencies. The strangers. "Andrea looks so much like me, "is committed to following any legal or In attempting to alleviate some of the teeth shining in a drooly, smiling mouth. agency in the state. Replies varied (rom major reason for this is the scarcity of I suppose they think we belong together. fears about Old Capitol's finanCial She shows a particular fondness for keys, nice to non-exlstent. Some raised the children available even to married And if they were curious, I wouldn't care." capabilities, Scatena said Old Capitol purses and butlOl1s on cushions. question of her capabilities for raising a couples. Iowa Children and Family Ser· Besides, CurtIn pointed out, the fatherless would be wll1Ing to meet periodically with She also is ~ rarJty In tbe wotld of chIld alone. . vices, a large priva te agency headquar· family Is no rarity. According to the 1970 Amendment an official appointed by the council to adoption . By being healthy, normal and "I felt I was perfecUy capable of it. tered in Des Moines, stopped taking ap census, 3.5 million families are headed by discuss tenant·lender negotiation young, Andrea differs from m~t children Otherwise I wouldn't try it," she said. She plications for normal, Caucasian Infants single parents, 85 percent of them women. progress. Scatena said that Old Capitol has available for adoption today. Even more made the successful contact that led to under school age more than three years "Jerry Drummond," a tall, cheerful in limbo not informed the council of such extraordinary is the fact that she wu Andrea 's adoption through friends, who ago. . bachelor in his mid-30's who's been ap negotiations in the past becaWle the firm adopted by a single parept. put her in touch with a lawyer. The Children of minority or mixed racial proved as an adoptive parent by the 8y MARIA LAWLOR had a responsibility to protect the image of Shelagh Curtin, her mother, Is a section adoption was handled independently backgrounds are no longer hard to place, Johnson County Department of Social Staff Writer business and confidence in negotiation head of microbiology at Mercy Hospital. (outside an agency). Curtin was selected and demand far exceeds the supply, said Services, rules out marriage as his route to The (ate of a controversial amendment ta1lts. Kathleen Allen, the agency's adoption fatherhood . Franltly, he'thinks he'd make to the city's urban renewal contract with He told council members that names of supervisor. a better parent on his own. Old Capitol Associates continues to hang in tenants who have signed letters of intent to "All agencies are buried under huge "When I was in my prime years for [~mbo until a vote is taken tonigbt at the lease 40,000 square loot of redevelopment waiting lists of couples," says James marrying, I wasn't very happy. Now the council's formal meeting. sites will be released in the near future. Dear Abby • • • Goldman, branch director of Lutheran women I meet are IIkllly to be unhappy The predicted 3·2 vote in support of the Mortgage companies are presently Social Service in Iowa City. "We stili carry themselves. If I had kids, I might be more amendment's adoption is nol as certain viewing Iowa City right now and they need CHICAGO (AP) - Syndicated columnist She said the aMouncement was "the a prejudice in ravor of two-parent adop likely to marry than without, but I'm not now. Mary Neuhauser told The Dany some assurance that their loans will be Ann Landers, who offers advice on per· tions," he said. Yet, the service is con· out looking for it." IOWln Monday night that she will wait paid back, Scatena said. most difficult column I ever have written, sonal problems to millions of newspaper but also the shortest." sidering single parent adoptiOllS, where Drummond has enjoyed a strong, con· until toniehl's meeting before deciding "We'd love to bring theae fellows to the readers across the nation, says that she the parent is part of a large extended tinuing relatiollBhip with three sons of a council to get that assurance, Old' Capitol inches how to vote. Neuhauser had been expected and her husband of 38 years will be di· About four of blank space family of aunts, uncles and grandparents. migrant worker for the,past six years but to vole favorably with council members Chairperson Freida Hieronymus added. foUowed the column "u a memorial to one vorced. In the Curtina' case, "ramily" includes now desires the consistency of permanent Tim Brandt and Penny Davidsen, creating "Right now we couldn't get that type of of the world's best marriages that didn't parenthood. "Kids are somebody to tallt to, Ann Landers, 57, the pen name for Mrs . make it to the finish line." the couple next door who are Andrea's the majority needed to pass the amend· assurance from tbla council. That would be Jules Lederer, acknowledged in the to see grow up," he believes. "One of the one good way to blow the whole deal." godparents. Their seven children adore ment. column, which appeared in Tuesday's things my parents did was enjoy children. That assurance could be expressed to Her column began 20 years ago and Andrea, for whom they happily babysit. However, Neuhauser said since she has Chicago Sun·Times that "the lady with all recent statistics reported that it appeared Curtin's father, an international trade I must have inherited that." He thinks his learned that a group of people intend to these mortgage firms by having a 5-0 vote the answers does not know the answer to in 731 newspapers with an estimated read· director in Alberta, Canada, not only reallatlc attitude might have helped him voice their opinions on adopting the of confidence; from the council on the this one." ership of 54 million persons. approves of the adoption but excitedly clear the adoption preliminaries. amendament at tonight's meeting, she amendment, Scatena said. "I talk like I have kids already and know would like to hear what they have to say "U a simple thing lite thll amendment She wrote: "Tbe sad, A recent Gallup Poll ' awaits meeting Andrea when they visit showed that she wu one of him this summer. them. I also have reasonable expectations. before making a final decision . can't be passed, then there is going to be incredible fact is that after I know I'm not Ukely to have a kid who's Neuhauser added, however, that she bas dilubts u to whether urban renewal II 36 yean or marriage Jules the 20 m~t admired women Curtin's housernate, Dr. M.arilyn Lins, is in the nation. • another adult who is close to a parental going to be a brain surgeon. I don't think not yet heard a good argument for not going to go through," he added. "We went and I are being divorced. M being a college graduate or having a high A Sun·Times spokesman figure ror the child. LIna is chief res~entin adopting the amendment. into this with the city and Old Capitol I write theIe words, it Is u If IQ is the criterion for being a good per. "I think the compUcations {rom not working u partners. ThiJ thing ia not I am referring to a letter said that the column wu a neurosurgery at University H~pita1a, and substitute for one mailed ber rotation frequently allows her to jive son. " adopting the amendment would be greater going to come off if we don't pull together from a reader. It seems 'lbe only reasonable hope for would-be than if we did go ahead and pass the and in the same direction." unreal that I am writing earUer to subscribers. The Andrea her 5 a.m. bottle before heading for new column about tbe the hospital. single parents appears to be the "special amendment," she said. The City Council and Old Capitol did about my own marris"e." need chlld." an older chlld of more than divorce was mailed from Curtin's routine has suffered no sur· The rest of the council had mixed reach an agreement on the re-purchallng Tbe columnlat for Field eight, who may also have medical or reactions to Old Capitol's position that the by the city of 120 square feet of lot space. Chicago early Monday arid prising setbaclts since Andrea's arrival. learning dlaabUities whicb are controllable Enterpriael Inc. of Chicago, newspapers should be re- While Curtin worts, Andrea stays with a fU'lTl will not support adding incentives to In the agreement reached in re married Lederer on July 2, but not correctable. its contract to act as penalUies and thereby negotiations Iut week, Old Capitol will celvlng it by Tuesday, said sitter who takes care of other children. 1l13li. They had one danGter. Kennetb Towers, assistant managing Then mother and child are together until Kathie Hutcheson refused to llaten when IIfeaua", the city if Old Capitol defaulted return the purchase price with Interea t If warned that "no woman could handle the She did not say why they were divorcing editor foradminlatration at the Sun·Times. Andrea's bedtime. "She', really a won· on the contract. the city does not Intend to UIe the land in heavy braces" if she adapted a han· and asked readers not to write or call for The column about the divorce may be derful child " Curtin says with the obvious Continued on page two. the covered-mall parking lot project. dicapped child. She bad raced 80 many details. used upon receipt, he said. pleasure that marks her parenthood. frustratiOlll iri her attempt to adopt that r----~=~~------;....--;....------..., "Andrea baa taught me a lot or patience, she wu close to giving up. which wu not one of my strong pointa." "So many places would say, 'you're Last fall Curtin attended a UI night single' and slam the door,". Hutcheson course for single parents taught by Fred says or the four years she spent searching Viet M.D. begins m residency Stultz, "a very helpful counselor." The for a child to adopt. "But you were worth group so enjoyed their _ions that they every minute of those yean, weren't you, By V.tHeE HORNE from the University of Saigon MecHcal Huu choee to come to Iowa with Robinson. stili meet at each other', bou8ea monthly. Doug?" she uked the red-halred boy who 8&aff WrI&er Scbool. Univenity Hospitals and the UI medical Among other topics, the group discussed lay on the floor, playing with cars and a toy disciplinary problems faced by the aingle Nguyen Hw, a refuaee VietJlalD4!le During the Vietnamese war, be worked ICbooI created a apecial residency to test parking ramp_ medical doctor, Is beginning a relidency at at the l,ooo-bed military hospital In Hue, Huu's akilis and to prepare him for parent. "Mucb of the dlacuaaion involved "Yeach," 8I1IWered Doug, grinning. Univenlty Hospitals today. 'lbe residency where hla specialty wu internal medicine. practice in America. Accordlna to Paul the older child, but it W81 helpful for me to Hutcheson lives in Indianola and teaches will prepare him for tile Iowa medical think ahead," Curtin said. "I realized that When the CommWllat captured Hue this Seebobm, executive associate dean of the flnt and second grades In nearby Mar· board examination and couJd lead to a the single parent mUlt be both the YeeT, Hili fled on a bicycle to DB Naill medical 1Cbool, all avaUabJe resident tlnsdale. 'lbree years ago, after being medlcalliceue within two yean. poaItlOlll had been filled before Huu came disciplinary and the nurturing perIOD." cleared for adoptfon, she bouaht a trailer where he ..aln worked in a military She', now taking a night sewing course Huu wa. brought 10 Iowa by Kenneth hospital. to Iowa but the medical school wu wiIUng home next door to her sister'. family and Robinson, the rnayell' of Kayard, Iowa, a to make room ror the Vietnamese doctor. at Kirkwood and recently completed one in atarted knocking on tboIe ~10Ied agency After fieeina to Salaon from De Nang, OIl sailing and another in bulc cUe doors. . '.' . town of 630 whleh baa been without a Huu will spend the year in a rotating doctor ror three yean. April 28, he W81 evacuated by helicopter to decorating. Her outside Interests belldeB reIldency - working in several flelda of "You've lot to be persistent, especlaUy Robinson convlDced the ctti&eal of the American alrcrart carrier Midway. HiI Andrea are an indication of her willingileu medicine. After that the medical school Continued 011 page nve. Bayard to IpOIIIOI' Huu and 10 ror parents, three brothen and two slaten did to solve her own problems rather than am. adminlltration will decide whether It the raldency In the hope that Huu would not ..pe and be's beard noth\na from dumping them on a child. 'Ibeae qualitlei wants to offer Huu the eecond year of cbooM to praetlee mediclDe ill tbeir town. them since he left VletDam. are considered to be important in any At preteDt, Hw doeIII't know wbere be residency, he'll need to qualify for adoption. HiI evacuatioD fliabt IDded at Camp practice in Iowa. Weather would lib to practice, but that we WOIl't PeDdIeton, Ca1., where bla name wu put One social worker rinda theee attributes rule out Bayard. 011 a Hit at doctora complJed by reUlf While a resident, Huu will receive a lacking among many lingle parent ap Mugy but days playa an encore. With OrtginaDy a Nortb Viebwn_ Catbolk: ..euclea. Once on the lilt, several stipend of "over $10,000," according to plicants. "on the wbole, they have been a break It mJiht ltay under 'II and tonight Dr. Nguyen Huu who fled to the IOUth III 11M, Huu went to AmwleaD IJ'OUpt and iDdlvlduala uked Seebohm, and he will Uve at the Weatlawn pretty needy inc1Ividua1a, pretty angry. a par 70 II expected. IIolated rain ia the coUetein Salpa and In 1f1O be Ifaduattd him to pracliee medicine ill their localea. doclon' commOlll. 'lbey feel that llfe bun't dealt them their other encbanUn. pouiblllty throulb share. There is lack at fulfWmeat in their WedDelday. • " 1M Un; Pag~ Z-The DIU 10.1..-10.1 City, fowa-Tues., Jllly I, It7S ...... UI takes interdiscipUne approaeh oj II BUSY? Liln Daily Digest Try Legal scholarship diversifies Wee ,Wash It Ford signs joh hill By JIM EWINGER proceedings. QUICK SER VICE &affWrlter Quantitative methods are used to determine the probability of WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford signed legislation FIrat of two parts discrimination occurring by chance In a given cue, said Baldus. Wash, Dry Monday exten sultry summer air to VI Vnion the since each was Installed when the three sections of the buildinB By Dave Hemlnpay were separately constructed, Burke said. lb. SWfWrlter Users 01 the UI Union are going to have a long hot Two of the three air conditioning units have been summer. A new air conditioning system is being installed and malfunctioning off and on for some time, Burke said, and these .ft.r. until October, most of the building won't be cooled. two will be replaced and COlUlected with the newest of the three According to Union Manager Jim Burke. the new. system is units. ,r •• "•• , being installed during tile summer because another time during Burke said high costs have prevented installation of one central the year would require that the main heating units of the Union be air conditioning system to replace the three unconnected one 1ft ".y ... Shows 1:30 be disconnected. The heating and cooling units .are hooked the past. But this year, he said ... , .. . it g~ to a poi~t ~here el~r ~:15,6:45,9:15 together. we put in a new system or ~o Without any al r conditlomng at all. First show Wed. The new air conditioning unit will tie together tllree separate The new system will be located centrally on the ground floor of at 4:15 cooling systems in the Union which have operated independently tile Union and will cost about $725,000. Burke said the new unit will use less energy, but added that the rise in energy costs will probably offset any savings from the .------Solar option opens greater efficiency of the unit. He said it usually costs $130,000 a '1 At .A•• Ii' 1 year to pay for all the utilities oC the building, but was unable to I WALK ••'I WASHINGTON (AP) - The imporlant tiling on breeders is determine how much it would cost with the new unit. I HELDOVER administration unveiled a long to have options for their use in term energy development plan the 19908. The first air conditioning system was installed in the. north end 1 Mo.... y· I "What's Up, Doc?" Monday which flashes new cau of the Union in the 1940's. Two more were added on the southeast tion lights for nuclear power He said he would formally side in 1955 and on the upper floors in 1965. 1 W ...... y I "G" and elevates solar power as a announce later Monday an en Adult: 52.SO Children: 51 potential source of energy in the vironmental impact decision While most of the building goes without air conditioning lh~ Weeknights 1:30-':30 summer, that part of the buiJiding served by the 1965 air I Duck'i I Sat.-Sun. 1 :30-3:30-5:30-1:30· 21st century. which has the effect 01 slowing ':30 development 01 the planned conditioning unit remains cOOled. The report from the Energy I .....th I NO PASSES Research and Development Ad Clinch River, Tenn., breeder Meanwhile the offices located in the Union have been relying on ministration caUs for pursuing reactor, a project of the gov a number of possible energy ernment's Tennessee Valley Cans to try to keep cool during the latest heat wave. The food MYltery Photo by Judy Welk services. book store. recreation area. and I Store, which are I I sources rather than devoting all Authority. I I effort to just one target. revenuing producing areas of the Union, have received fans from No way to cool it Seamans said mClre informa the Union administration. Other offices, such as the ActiVities Theatre I But even its most favorable I Now thru Wednesdav S\larks fly In the hut or the Ul Union while summer repairs projections show the United tion is needed on medical as Center and the Iowa Alumni Association, which receive free space I 5~rtlntllt 10 II conlinue on the air condltloni", system. States still importing oil until pects 01 the use 01 plutonium in in the Union, while being funded by outside organizations, have I 5Occovlr reactors. An environmental im installed temporary fans on their own. 1995. ._----I 15cdrIWI'·10______I1 Dr. Robert C. Seamans Jr., pact statement on Clinch ~iver 11A'1~1 RAC~ Home Ec prof appointed administrator oC ERDA, told Ii is being approved as a basis for White House briefing that 1987 research, said Seamans, but not 1000 is now no longer regarded as a as a basis for commercial use of Weeknights 7:45, 9:45 Sat. director of Old Capitol target date for commercial use the Cacility. :30 of a nuclear breeder reactor. A A number 01 environmentalist By 1 Staff Writer Committee on Educational ~~\\\\\\ breeder reactor produces its organizations are challenging At its meeting Thursday the Coordination. The program has own fuel. nuclear power development on Slate Board oC Regents ap· been proposed due to the Seamans said that now. the salety grounds. pointed Margaret N. Keyes growing prom inence of the director of Old Capitol university in the field oC (project) , effective im- genetics research , as attested to mediately. An associate by a recent National Science Supervisors debate professor in the Dept. of Home Foundation Centers of -.... ,"' ...... Economics, Keyes has been Excellence Award. The new director of research for the progr.am would be designed to tbetall blond restoration of Old Cap, and will promote greater cooperation. Embree's job status retain her full-time depart among individual departments maawltla mental position. oCCering courses related to By LARRY PERL reasonable allowance to pay the one Mack IIIoe Five other executive ap genetics research. Staff Writer temporary help, Burns said. H pointments were also approved Also referred to committee In a press release made Rather than adhering to this 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,9:30 at Thursday 's meeting . was til proposal for the public Monday noon, Johnson clause, Burns said, Rogers Effective July 1, Thomas V. designation of BA and BS County Supervisor Robert issued a warrant for full deputy Gardner, Jr., will become degrees in computer science. Burns repeated his claim that auditor's pay, which Embree director oC the clinics in the The new degree designations Caroline Embree's position as cashed, "without an agreement College of Dentistry, and are proposed to reflect more county deputy auditor is illegal, being reached or a claim being Eleanor M. Birch will be accurately the UI curriculum as adding tIIat Embree illegally approved by the Board. " chairwoman of the College of it applies to employment op cashed a pay claim warrant for However, a "routine" Business Administra tion. portunities in the computer her May wages, that was itsell, resolution giving the county Reappointed chairpersons in science. iUegally issued. auditor the responsibility for the College of Liberal Arts are: Also at Thursday's meeting Supervisor Richard Bartel the board's money is passed Samuel L. Becker, Dept. of action was requested on the Monday evening refuted Burns' every January, according to Speech and Dramatic Art i John approval of three other accusation, saying the Board of Bartel. Such a resolution was Nesbitt, Dept. of Recreation university appointments. Supervisors passed a resolution passed in January 1975. Education , and Marlei,h G. Thomas L. Tobin, coordinator in January aUowing the county Other than the salary Ryan, Dept. of East Asian of State relations at Cornell auditor to pay all pertinent bills. disputes, Burns' statement , moilb&tue Languages and Literature. University was named to the Also , he said, Embree is claims the minutes of board These reappointments become position of director of publJc classified only as "temporary meetings are being written effective Aug . 25, at the start of 7 r;& 9 information and university help," which is san~tioned by illegally. the 1975-76 academic year. relations, eflective August 1. the Iowa Code. "The county auditor, Mrs . The Regents also approved Kenneth Starck was also Section 341.8 of the Cpde Embree and Bartel furtller the of creation of a Department appointed to the position of states that the county auditor claim that the County Auditor Shows 1:30, Oral Pathology and DiagnosiS acting director 01 the School of may employ temporary help if can write the minutes. . . any IMU 4:15,6:45,9: 15 in the cOllege of Dentistry. The Journalism, effective July 1. He the deputy auditor's post is way she wishes and tbat the ~£~~ new department will be will continue in that position vacant. supervisors have no right to organized by the merging 01 through the upcoming The board's attempt to block disapprove, only to approve her three existing units within tile academic year, unless a per Embree's pay claim constitutes version," Burns said. College i the Department 01 manent director is appointed in a violation of the Federal Labor "The board doesn't have Oral Pathology, tile Division 01 the meantime. Starck Is Law , Bartel said, adding that approval power eitller," Bartel Oral Diagnosis and the Division currently an associate under the Equal Opportunity said. "It's the auditor's of Oral Radiology. professor of journalism. Act, Embree, as a woman, is responsibility. to publish the SUpplementing 31 research William Ashley Davis, being unlawfully harassed. minutes within a week of the and educational assignments currently a consultant to Burns' statement also con particular board meeting. The Midsu•• er approved last February, the Upward Bound at U1 , was flicts with an opinion from the chairman 01 the board is Regents approved assignments named director of the program. county attorney's office, required by the state to sign the for seven VI faculty members His appointment becomes ef- delivered to the board last minutes." for the 1975·76 school year. The fective July 1. week, which says that Embree If tile board feels the county additional assignments are Cor : Book Specials "must be reasonably com auditor has falsified the Frederick S. Brunk , associate pensated (or her services" as a minutes or published them professor, internal medicine i Cher marries temporary employee. irresponsibly, they can take Dorsey D. EUls, Jr., professor, In his release, Burns takes legal action a~ains t him or her. College of Law i Rita Frantz, issue with County Auditor instructor, College of Nursing i Gregg Allman Dolores Rogers' action, noting Linda K. Kerber, associate that Section 341.8 of the Code The Mostly hard back professor, historY i Marilyn also states that bills (or tem Nickelodeon Molen , assistant professor, Cher Bono, divorced last porary services must be CoUege 01 Nursing ; Edgar F. Friday from her singing and presented to the board at its 201 N. Linn Adult reference & television partner Sonny Bono, Riley, proCessor, radiology, and next regular meeting. At that Order your hOliday kegs early. Erich W. Six, professor, was married Monday to rock time the board would make a microbiology. star Gregg Allman during a special' interest The Regents also approved brief ceremony petformed at the commissioning of David caesar's Palace Hotel in Las books Allen Megan as a permanent Vegas. special aecurity officer in the Cher and Allman, '11, a singer Dept. of Transportation and and song writer with the Allman Security. Brothers Band , were whisked A proposal to create an in· away in a limousine terdepartmental doctoral Immediately after the A new lot of special degree program in genetics was ceremony and refused to speak referred to the Rellent', with reporters. purchase books priced at less than 112 the original price .THE f.aturing Astigafa ( -1/3 of the selection) --AIRLINER TONIGHT IS Childrens' Books 88 A Place Where TALL BOY NIGHT Conversation 60' for a 24 oz. 18 P088lb1e Schlit·z Tall Boy Iowa Book & Supply Ntvtr A Covtr Chirp 50' cover Across from Old Capitol rt No Loud .Ind, Tues. & Wed. Open 9-5 Monday-Saturday Fin. Food .t Bevera,.. Since 1944 Page '-The DaDy lowa_l.. a CIty. low_TIIeI .• Jllh 1. 1175 r------...., Like the , dlilylowan Interpretations Saving An Old Church ... ~b ALL HENRY'S It is ironic that on one hand the university is church for the same price that the university SPEECHES involved in an extensive restoration of the oldest paid for it in 1974 and with the option to public building in Iowa City, while on the other re-purchase the land and building should the AND All HENRV'S hand, they are allowing the second oldest public Lutheran group decide to leave the structure. building in the city to be razed by the end of the At the meeting Thursday of the Board of ~ . FRIENDS year. Regents. President Boyd expressed the The controversy about saving the First university's concern that the church might be WOOLDNi M Presbyterian Church has raged for many years used for other purposes than a relfgious center. and has left a number of deep scars between Boyd 's fears are understandable, but it is not . HENRY members of the church's congregation. The very likely that the Lutheran student group will university bought the structure and the land last open a saloon on the premises. K,AIN year for a sum of $140,000 . The current plans call In the last two years a good share of downtown for the destruction of the building sometime later Iowa City has been razed - only to be replaced this year to be "replaced " with a "green space." with promise of "new" and "modern" buildings As Gary Smith notes , In a letter below , the term (likely made of tickee-tackee). It is about time in just a euphemism for a vacant lot. that some of Iowa City 's 19t11 Century The saving of the historical 120-year-old First architecture be preserved from the wrecking Presbyterian Church is important and is ball. The DI recommends that concerned something that the university and the Board of students and citizens in Iowa City take the time Regents should not turn a blind eye to, and write the members of the Board of Regents particularly given the fact that this country is asking that the old church be saved. The names about ready to begin the active celebration of the and addQesses of the Regents can be found below Bicentennial. in the letters section in the letter written by Gary The regents have received an excellent of£er Smith . William Flannery r------~---~" from the Lutheran Campus Ministry to buy the Letters broadcast on April 7, 1969. This broadcast It is a pity you couldn 't find someone who The following Is a reply by Bob Jones . DI Mrs. Robert M. CoDison proofreader before going into print. Yet Colby: broke down the figure into four periods : 2.8 was either familiar with the subject or Featllres Editor: RR 4 South Park Rd. the errors, language and in· million (1949-52); 3.5 million (1953·57); 6.7 wasn't too damn lazy to do a little Men's Uberatlon meana never having to Oskaloosa, Ia. 52577 comprehensible structure made it through A Change of Heart? million (1958-60); and 13 .3 million 0961- research. uy that a newspaper with women edlton intact. The article was every bit as much TO THE EDITOR: May 1965). The highest reported death Anita Eisenberg and women wrlten Is necessarily biased. Donald H. Shaw an example of editorial failure as of bad 1 find it a little too ludicrous that William figures in single monthly announcements 2&17 Lakeside We aU bave got to reaUze that articles-I 206 E. Second st. writing. Colby, director of the CIA and past on Peking radio were 1,176,000 in the Iowa City wish yOll would have thrown In a few Davenport, Ia. 52801 I hope this letter will not be passed off al director of the Phoenix program in which provinces of Anhwei, Chekiang, Kiangsu, f'rlnstances - that might InIUaUy seem to (319) 326-7273 "jllSt another Dave Helland letter." I am over 20,000 suspected Vietcong were and Shantung and 1,150,000 in the Central Just concern women do In fact touch upon a neither "on the road," nor do I have his assassinated, claims he has always South Provinces. Po I·po, Minister of Taste, Revisited wider base of appeal. And If you have a Steven E. Zumbach sense of humor. But J do think, as does rejected the Idea 01 assassination (DI, Finance, is aUeged to have stated in the gripe about the headlines, keep In mind 91aB Westhampton Village Helland, that the DI is showing signs of organ For a lasf#ng peace, for a people's TO THE EDITOR: June 20), Your current series of front page comics that I couple of men on the staff - and a CoralviDe, Ia. 52241 serious editorial weakness. If somethllll Joel Weisberg democracy 'in the past three years (l95(). woman - take care of the headUne· isn't done to tighten things up, It's going to 52) we have liquidated more than 2 million revival the weather (non·) forecasts that be a long and very bad year for the DJ and 1026 E. Wuhlngton ran in the DI during the early months of writing. John Baldridge bandits.' General Jacques GuiDermaz, a You say women want superiority. You RR 5 everyone In this community who must French diplomat, estimated the total the previous school year for a consistent depend on it as a news source. lack of humor. With your cartoon of know and I know that a lot of men In Iowa Chariton, Ia. 50039 Questionable Taste? executions between FebruarY, 1951 and Brent Rosenberl Wednesday, June 25, concerning Ford and City, not to mention the country, not only (515) 774-5577 May, 1952, at between 1 million and 3 want "superiority. "'but think they have .\t. TO THE EDITOR: million. In April, 1971, and the Executive Kissinger, you added a new dimension - bad taste. And those sons are the real dominators we S. J . Brownlee I have been a daily reader of The DaUy Yuan or cabinet of the implacably hostile have to deal with - them and the 212 E. Main St. A Faculty Union? Iowan for several years now and have at government of the Republic of China in If you're going to poke fun a t the President, Secretary of State, and other pres.ures placed on men and women as Emmetsburg, Ia. 50536 times been slightly disgusted with the Taipei, Taiwan, announced its official humans In a society stuck on sex·role (712) 8524617 TO THE EDITOR: editorials. At other times I have heartily estimate of the mainland death roU in the national figures, keep it on a political level. Nothing in Greg Van Nostrand's article Or better yet, stick to editorials and leave stereotyping. agreed with them . period 194H9 as 'at least 39,940,000.' This Mrs. H. Rand Petersen on faculty coUective bargaining (DI, June However, I cannot agree with the idea figure, however, excluded 'tens of the "humorous" cartoon making to Mr. 26) justifies the headline "More UI faculty Oliphant. Save the Church Route 2, Eagle Point that a paper is allowed to print anything thousands' killed in the Great Proletarian Milford, lao 51351 favoring unionization ." that they want to when it is insulting to a Cultural Revolution , which began in late Wayne Saur My own impression is that after seversl 322 North Clinton person's inteUlgence such a8 the "joke" 1966. The Walker Report published by the TO THE EDITOR: Harry Slife months of discussion faculty members are River City printed on the first page 01 the June 25 U.S. Senate Committee 0( the Judiciary in At the Board of Regents meeting of June 2306 Rainbow Dr. increasingly concluding that collective DaUy Iowan. This is insulting to aU July, 1971, placed the total death roU since 26, the Lutheran Campus Ministry made Cedar Falls, Ia. 50613 bargaining wiD be of little value in the Americans who, if they don't respect their 1949 between 32.25 and 61.7 million." Movie Going an offer concerning the First Presbyterian local situation. The basic reason is thst President as leader of the country, at leut According to Guinness, Joseph Stalin Church which even the regents shouldn't Gary N. Smith bargaining would occur with the regents, respect him as a person. Nobody has the finishes second in the "Greatest Mass TO THE EDITOR: be able to refuse. They offered to buy the 449 N. Riverside Dr. while the legislature provides the money. right to insult anyone else In thiJ way. Killings" department, with eight to ten I was very impressed by Mr. Bowie's 120 ·year-old church from the regents for Iowa City Van Nostrand refers to the important 1 sincerely believe that an apology is in million victims killed in the Great Purge, piece in the 6·23 Dl. There aren't many the same price which the university paid role of department executives in salary order to aU the readers of The DaDy Iowan or Yezhovshchina, of 1936·38. Adolf Hitler people who have seen every film made' in for the property a year ago. In addition, determination, but he misses the main and to President Ford for this outrageous and his death ovens come in a poor third, the USSR since 1945. the Lutheran group wiD give the university Style Points point here. Collective bargaining display of ignorance. A newspaper of your with a mere six million killed. Robert C. Allen first option to re·purchase the property in TO THE EDITOR: establishes an adversary relationship caliber should not stoop to Playboy humor Jack Fishburn Division of Film the event that the religious group should I am not ordinarily a complainer. In between employer and employee. The decide to seD it at some future date. to get and reta.in readership. Your duty as MUlc.atlne, Iowa fact, in my whole coUege career, this is mediatorial role now played by elected writers and publishers is to report the !\!Ir. Bowlt' repUes: "Haven't seen them The regents were strangely unen only the second time I have been Incensed department executives In dealing with news not to make snide jokes about the Dog Show all. really; It just seems like I have." ·thusiastic about this eminently fair offer, enough to write a letter to the editor. The administration would be weakened or people in the news. ~plte the fact that their only planned use first was in response to one of R. D. destroyed by collective bargaining. Janet B. Wood fbr Rucker's crazier ideas. The second, the Most faculty members perceive the TO THE EDITOR : DI, a Woman's Paper? the property after the church is torn 1100 Arthur street down is to lea ve the area as a "green very one you are now reading, has to do department executive as one of them· Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Rob Fulk's cutsie·pie coverage of the selves. I can't imagine an act more likely Hawkeye Kennel Club's Dog Show (OI, space," the university's euphemism for with Vance Horne's atrocious article titled TO THE EDITOR: . "vacant lot." Perhaps if the public shows "Go-go! Moral Capitalism?" (01 June 27) . to weaken the faculty than to drive lOme June 23) was a prime example cI jour· hundred of their chOlen leaden into the nalistic incompetence and an insult to I believe in equality but Iowa City enough interest in saving the church, the I have to say that It was one of the worst For The Record women are carrying equality too far. They regents will see fit to give the proposal to articles ever written (or should I say arms of administration, or to tranfer their serious dog fanciers and the HKC. functions to some unknown bargainilll "Modest talents" indeed. Do you have the want superiority. EspeciaUy bialed is The make use of this historic building a fair nearly written?l in the English language. TO THE EDITOR: DaUy IowaD. The paper is dominated with hearing. Here is a list of the members of What's even more incredible is that Mr. agent. In response to Maud Russell's exuberant slightest inkling of how much time. effort, tow PtnOllI and research go into making a champion? articles written for women by women. JIISt the Board of Regents and their addresses. Horne's incompetence was given front admiration of the People's Republic of as a sa'mple, the word "women" in the page prominence. Profestor 01 lllitory China, (June 10, Dn I would like to headlines was mentioned five times wbUe Ray V. Bailey The article, in addition to being basicaUy present, for yOur inspection, the following The only relevant bit of information poinUess , was filled with errors of syntax, given was the number (approx.) of dogs "she," "sexist," and "seU·assertion" was Millers Bay excerpt from the 1m Gllllmeu 8eok III grammar and diction. Ind~ Mr. Horne present. Who won Best of Group(s) (dog's mentioned once during the past three days. Milford, Ia. 51351 World R~ordl: Not once was the word "man" mentioned. (712)337·3571 could not even keep his tenses straight! . LE'M'ER8 TO THE EDITOR "The greatest massacre in human name, breed, owner's name)? Who won What we were treated to was bad junior Best cI Show7 Why was thiJ information Certainly all guys aren't sexist, seU· Letten IhOllId be typed and II,nN. 11IE history ever attributed to'any nation is that assertive, and dormant. Guys on thiJ Stanley Barber high school writing in a college newspaper. DAILY IOWAN reterves the rllht to 26,300,000 Chinele during of not mentioned? Considering the vast of the regime campus don't want to be dominated. It is 1107 Eighth St. It should hever have happened. lbortea and edit copy. Length IhOIdd be DO Mao Tae-tung between 1949 and May 19611. amount cI irrelevant garbage in the ar· But the blame is not entirely Mr . Hor· ticle, I hardly think it could have been a time we get equal treatment. WeUman, la. 52356 more thaD too to 250 wtrit. Lonler Ietten This accusation was made by an agency of Raben B1oomqut, A-4 (319) 646-41011 ne's . Presumably, the article should have wUl be ran Ia the Backfire coIllmn. the U.S.S.R. government in a radio lack of space. been read by at least one editor and a ~------, ~------~ Transcriptions I1QIyIcrwan -Tuesday. July I. 1975. Vol. 10M. No. 22- EDITOR ...... Ol.nn, Coulhlln The Enemy Within? NEWS EDITOR ...... Krilla Clark ~OIITl@]@ ~~[fuU!l~\?)&@&[f ASST . NF:WS EDITOR ...... Randy Knoper ASSOC NF.WS F:D1TOR ...... Klm ROI.I LA YOUT FoDITOR ...... • ... . Tim S.reo EDITORIAL PAOE EDITOR ...... William Flannery "SST. F.OITORI"L EDITOR . Rhondl Dickey FF.ATURt:S F:DITOR . Bob Jonel ASST. FEATURt;S EDITOR ...... JoanTllonf It seems appropriate .I.D thiI international time In a time In whlcb other women are no men Is the only substitute for political power and the YOUlll married women responds either that . SPORTH-:DITOR • ...... 8111 McAuIiH. Women's Year to note that one I1i the blUest longer symbols III the good life, but are rather III economic security, It Is aa difficult and as she plans to work for five yean or 10 ("shouldn't ASST. SPORTS F.DITOR .. Tom Quinlin helagh hurdles that the women'a movement faces II the life. For ber and her younger sisters the women's threatening to accept female power aalt is bla~ you have your children sooner?") or that ahe CONTRlOUTINO f:D ITOR ...... Rob LO,ln oppoaitlon and obItructionilm I1i other women. movement II a threat to a cberilhed image of the power. plans to work and have children ("oh, but RIVF:R CITY COMPANION t-:D ITOR ...... Jlm Flemln' IrlduaUy broadene< wOrld .. PIIOTO F.DITORS Llwrence Frank. Dom Fr.nco It II not difficult to UDderItaDd the oppoeltlon of It II moat difficult of all to undentand the children need their mother at home when they're ART DIRECTOR ...... John Barhll. ~r why I was oppoaltion and obItructionilm of thOle middle minded." the Phyllis Shamey. of the world. ". a con· y~"), the older women become hostile. Mlchltl Slrlc:klln . Publilher servative mlddle to upper middle clut wife 01 a 1boee women who oppose the movement on cIua women with careen. They are the women Jerry Bul. AUI Publliher Parenta who know And finally, the women's movement Is just old auccessrullawyer, Ibe baa what Ibe perceives to reli&i0Ul grounds are also undentandable, who, In effect, aay "I made It on l1!y own In a Colftn MeGtt. Rftail Ad •• r'"ln, MUI,fr /. • handicapped chili be a vested interest to protect. man'. world, 10 why should It be any easier for enough and just IUccessful enough to be ripe lor Willlim Clley. Circuli lion M.n'l,r equaBty for women II merely one more ICeular Dirk Wilson . Produrllon Sup.rlnlendenl OOONESSURY threat to the aacred fabric of their IIvea. For you. " They are the female bootstrappers who do ideologlcallnflghtlna to be a problem. "You're not a real feminist, because ... " "You're white Published by Sludtn, Publicilioni. Inc .. "I Communlcatlonl Cln· them being a woman means being a repenteDt not want anyone to have it any ealler than they 'er. 10WI Clly . low • . 01241 dilly ue,pl SllurdlYI. Iun4lYI. It,ll Like an American venion 01 royalty, Ibe Uvea lUI .trivlng be copy of Cbrist's did. and middle-ela .., and you don't ca~on't holidlY •. • nd d.YI 01 ool.,,,lIy 'Icelion. Stcond clall POIII,t ,.141 In a world 0( PreIIdiDg over mini ..tate Eve to a human 1YJIlboII. mother. derstand our problema .. ." "You're black .1 Ihe pnl' ollir. II low. C,Iy und.r Ihe ACI of Conl"u of Mereh t. dinners, perbapa doing IOIIIe c:ommUllity wan, OIlcana-Indlan, and you want to dlatract III with ~ I; Ibe tradea her charm for a boule, cIotbei, a ear, Many 01 them cboIe a career when that ap race or cllll problema . . ." Sublerlpllonl ..lei : lowl' Clly Ind Corelvlll. 3monlhl M..... I ' and food. And In the proceIIlbe becom. a IIviD1 It II ... easy to understand why women in peared to mean CII"Ml' or family, and they are monlhl '10 ..... I prlnlln, ytlr '1 . .... MllllyblerlpllOllI J mOlllhl ' reeentful of thole women who aay career and 11.51. ' monlh. '14 .... 1 prlnlln, yur .11 .... aymbol 01 affluence, Ieiaure, and ,enteel Uvq. what we caD the blue-collar cIasa or the poor If seerna appropriate In thI. International Th. Dilly lowi. II In Ind.,.nde~I newl,lper wrillen and Idlltd Tbinp like equal pay for equal work, equal oppoee the women's movement - and many, famllY-IlOrt of "you can't have your cake and Women'. Year to remember that the women'. by .,udtnll II Ih. Ulllv,ttily 01 low • . The AISOCII"d Pr ... II tn· CJIIPorbmIty, cbild care fac:llitiea, etc., are at belt tbouIb 01 course not all, do: Many of them wor~ eat It too. I couldn't." A friend work! In a movement has two lloall: firlt, to IIlve women IIII.d 10 Ih. uelu.lve Vlt lor r.","IIClllon 01 III Ioell II w.II.I.1I meaDingIeu to her becaUMIbe baa the aood life and the gu oItbe movement could anIy help department where many 01 the middle level and the opportunity to freely, educatedly, and AP n,wland dllplIchu. Pi .... dl.II6' ..* 1/ Y" do n.. recelv. your p.,.r by 1:.1.111 . alrudy. At wont tIICIIe tIdap are cIaIJCerauI diem. Perbapa they see the movement II an lower upper level poaitiOlll are filled with women without crltlcllm cboole the way they .want to. 01 tbiI type. Evtry .lfor' will" m... 10 eorrecllh•• rror by lilt 11.. 11 ...... Clr becaUle they ma, be perceived II thnatl to bel' elItIat toy. Pertlapa they work too hard both In· live their IIvei without 1OCial, political, and culltlon olllct 1I0urllr, " .m. I" pm. ,..... y IlIr"I" ,rid" . . 1 ~ bulbaDd'. upward climb (and IbuI ben) and aide aad outllde the bome to reaDy think about economic barrlen; and second, to help women, Thl opinion I upro.1td til Ihl. P'I' I" III • .,.. 1tI1 of 1M .1.... I . becaUM they will enatuaJIy make bel' 1ft the ... Pertlapa II members 01 group where They are forever married IUpport women whatever choice they a. .ulhon• • nd mly "" ntetllerlly IIpro'l Ih, .,lIIlon II Tilt Dall, IIkInI YOUIII to In . Iow.n . anacbroaiam - a paraaUie oddity fram aDOtber IIX .... are riIIdIy defined and macbiamo for women "bow Iont are you •• to work?" And II indivlduall make. The Dally Iowan-Iowa City, lowa-Tues .. Juty I, 1975-Page 5 Like sweet cotton candy, • the ·flavor IS soon gone By JOliN BOWIE back Peter Sellers, In trenchcoatand tweedcap,I~~~~;a;;;~=~~~~~~~~;:=~~====;~=~======~=~=;;~=; 'I\e TaU BlGnd Man with One Black Shoe, a to knock them all down once again. A sure-fire 1m movie by French actor-turned-dlrector Yvea formula - nothing wrong with that. But the PERSONALS HELP WANTED Robert, Is a pleasant, lightweight comedy - missing Ingredient is humor, either written or neither so harsh and overbearing as Zelie dan. improvised. Left to play out only one comic Idea Magoo'sl Ia Metro was, nor something that stays with you, - Clouseau - The Retarn 01 the Pink Panther is INTERVIEWER·CLERK as humor or otherwise, for very long after a Mobius strip, with Peter Sellerlt8t every twist Time . Will interview volunt,eer:s .1 viewing . Like cotton candy, the flavor is quick, and tum. T,T.: work with social THE FIIENDL Y DATE BAI I sweet, and, a moment later, gone. . Sellers is not a particularly gifted comedian - prepare publicity rei ping ability required. NEED help in basic statistics, Pierre Richard plays a concert violinist who he isn't graceful or inventive or even, to rup the Happy third, Way Volunteer Service math , or economics'? Call Arnie, Intimate Atmosphere 338 ·0024 ; 353.4406. 7.25 I beeODIes, by chance, the unwitting shuttlecock in coin over, destructively single-minded. His 338·7825 . I game of nerves and power between two fac Clouseau is nothing more than the old com you. It can SWIMMING (essons . WSI quali. Treat yourself to the besfI I tions of the French CIA. One group pretends he's bination of clumsiness and conceit - the nose ly get f ied. heated pool, private or working for them (they picked him at random held so high in the air that the shins hll unseen semi ·private. 351 ·5577 afler noon . ''THE ' BEST DAMNED DRINKS IN TOWN".. oot 01 an airport crowd, clomplng along in one furniture, the feet slip on waxed noors, the 7·28 black wingtip, one brown wingtip; his fellow fingers press or pull or twist the unpressable, the better. musicians had nailed his other shoes to a hotel unpullable, the untwistable. Anything on the HELP WANTED: Res idential AUTOS APARTMENTS /Ioor). The other group drives it&elf mad trying ve~e of malfunction walts for Clouseau's touch. heating and air conditioning ser · DOMESTIC ROOMS FOR------RENT vice person . Clean family person FOR RENT to play spy in and around his meaningless ac with experience in this work. Top tivities, tailing him, bugging his apartment, • ~~ wages. paid holidays, vacation. 1968 Olds Cullass 2.door . Power ROOM . 412 N. Cl inton , kitchen ONE bedroom, unfurnished a . attempting to decode his lover's plea to "do the MEDICAL__ - EQUIPMENT__ -----..1 and sick leave. Insurance cover . steering, brakes ; air. In-,pected . privileges, laundry facilities. A· partment available immediately. est quaHty, Lowest price. ing life. wages. and medical. Are Best offer. 354·3561 after 1 78 vailable July 1. Sl00 a month . S140. Can evenings, 351 ·4613 . 7-3 horse." Finally, they decide to kill him - "end Film review on phYSiCian's bags. 351 · 1 you now making over SI4,OOO per . 354.3487 or 351 .5555. 7.81 ----- this movie with a western shoot-out," as they put evenings. 7· year? Clark Peterson Co ., 2318 . ONE bedroom, air, new, close in · N it - but a softhearted spy in the other group A room, !lny room, is a booby trap, and he is UniverSity. DesMoines , 50311 , 19!0 Maverick Grabber, $1.250. 25 CLOSE In room with cooking, no fall oplion. 338·7355 . 7·21 ADOPT a grandparent . Volun · (515) 255.3111 . 7.1 m,les per gallon. 351 -5888 . 7·14 pets . 338.3717 or 351-6061. 7.15 blocks that, opting Instead for a happy ending. inevitably the booby . With that, then, Sellers teer one hour weeklv to make a , . NEAR Hospital . One bedroom, What little physical comedy there is here depends on a screenplay to deliver Clouseau - to new friend. Time Exchange . WANTED · Subjects for establish · 68 Olds 442 converhble·As Is, best TWO rooms, share bath and furnished Old Gold Court Apart. doesn't work very well, never rising above build a complex plot for him to bumble through, 338 ·7518. 7·7 ment of dose schedules for stan · offer over $300 . 351 ·4074 . 7·9 kitchen, Lucas Street, S90. Can ment. $175 plus electricity. dard bronchodilator drug. Must ' 3513750 before 3 p.m.; 338·4962, 354·1536 . 7·1 mistake-the-soap-for-toothpaste-and·then-blow to build those rooms stocked with bigger and SELLING · One ·fourth carat dia. have symtomatic bronchial asth · weekends. 7·14 ------bubbles silliness. The dialogue, though, Is nicely bigger laughs. The Relurn 01 the Ptak Panther mond. perfect for remounting. rna and be available for twelve TWO bedroom apartment and one 100se and deli vered well (happily, this print is in doesn't deliver. Where, ten years ago, GIolJlleau Excellent buy . SISI' 3510917 eve · weeks of once a week testing. Will SEMI furnished rooms in large efficiency; each air conditioned, nings. • 8.8 payS150. Contact Dr. Richardson , house · Nice location. privacy, furnished, fully carpeted . 715 French with subtitles). and the plot holds more could get five achingly funny minutes out of a 356 ·2729. 7·9 1969 VW Beetle. 54.000 miles, kitchen, dishwasher, off street Iowa Avenue. available now. Call than enough well-developed characters and pool game, or out of a maniacally convoluted U STORE ALL good condition. (nspected . parking. utilities paid. no (ease. 137.2958 after 5 p.m. 8·6 subtle twists. Pierre Richard is very good - a chase, The Return 01 the Pink Panther dribbles Storage for furniture. books, etc. shocks, brakes. Call after 6 p. Sl00. 506 S. Dubuque after 12 :30 ------Un its 10'x12' . $25 per month . MISCELLANEOUS 354 ·3648. p.m. ONE.bedroom furnished, S02 5th French version of Paul Sand, beefed up with a bit out an unfollowable - seemingly inessential - Larger units also available. 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That's become, Clouseau hurries here from room to room, NtCE, single, campus or TOwn · duplexes, apartments, etc . 7.2 r.M7a:::;:d7a:::;:m=e:::::::::P;;'a=7t:::;:sy=' caslonal chairs · Do yourself and lately , a lame excuse for too many cheap thrills looking for those laughs; eventually , save. Nemo's, 223 E. Washington . AUTO SERVICE crest area. Kitchen facilities, 555. II could, glancing over the stills outside the unavoidably, he starts opening the same-doors. 644·2576 (local cal(). 8·5 AVAILABLE immediately - Fur. will read your enUre (lie without 9·10 nished efficiency apartment. utj(i. Englert , tell exactly what diversions French Blake Edwards Isn't, by any stretch of the asking any questions, gives aavlce 29 gallon marine aquarium and VOLKSWAGEN Repair Service, "'.VAILABLE immediately . fur. ties Included. 3517214, after 5 Connection II had in store). The TaU Blond Man imagination, incompetent. Unlike Richard on all affairs of life such as love, unusual inhabitants for sale. ';o(on . 5". years factory trained. 1,s.hed rooms, $40 and up, ullltlies p.m. ].25 wltk ODe Black Shoe is slight, then, but happy Lester, he knows how a camera serves comedy courtship, marriage. law suits and 338 .4459. Ann. 7.2 644·3666 or 644 ·3661. 7.11 pa,d, close. 338'()266, evenln~~8 business speculation. enoogh . entertaining enough, too. It's too bad - when to be active, when to let the action pace WESTWOOD-WESTSIDE Don't let a few miles stand SMALL Panasonic stereo and JOHN'S Volvo and Saab Repair . uxury, efficiency. one, two and that, in wanting so much more than that - art, itself - so that even a dull comedy like The In your way of happiness. speakers; originally, S16O; now, Fast and reilsonable. All TWO large rooms ; share kllchen, Ihree bedroom sulles and town · Tells Your living room and bath ; two blocks hOuses from $140. Cal( 338·7058 or intensity, whatever - we've often, too often, Return 01 the PInk Panther isn't slow . Unlike Mel S70 ; like new. 337 ·2204 after 4 p.m .• uaranteed . 1020'12 Gilbert from Currier; $90 and $100. Phone settled for so much less. Brooks, he knows that slapstick (the slapstick of Lucky Days & Numbers 7.7 ~1 . 9579 . come to the office. 945 1015 Oak· Carll Reading 337·3617 or 35]..1055 . 7·22 Crest Street. 7·25 silent comedy and o( the best cartoons) is Private & Confidential Readings ------LADY'S 10·speed Schwinn Var . ROOMS with cookIng B(ack 's' painless violence, less real than fantastic. But Everyone Is Wel(;ome sity; excellent single bed, com . MOTORCYCLES G,)'.liqhl Village. 422 Brown Street FURNISHED (,I ficicnr y. Johnson For the first half hour or so of The Return of even with camera and heart in the right place, he Hours : Dally&.1m-1Opm plete. 354-2220. 7.3 7.1 51 ,,' ,_nd,·,ur,,·d . SDO 3513736 . 7·24 thtPink Panther,a small afternoon crowd at the hasn't got enough on paper to make The Return Look for name on hand Sign In KENWOOD 8004 amp 60 walls, . SU~MER rates. Rooms with Astro laughed loudly; after that, the laughter or the, Pink Panther work. Scene follows scene front of her home. rms per channel. S475 new , $350, 70 Kawasak, 500. S575. 351 ·8124 . cook,ng and apartments avatlable SUMMER rates. Apartments and died down. Pa nther kept trying to be funny, of follows scene. Herbert Lom (who mugs as 6241ItAve.;Corillvllle -3S1-954t best offer. 337 .9780. 7·2 7·2 May 1. Black's Gaslight Vi(lage, rooms with cooking available RELIGIOUS gifts; are thoughful HON DA GLlOOO. 52,975. Close OulS J22 Brown St. 7·2 May I. Black's Gaslight Village, course, but with material the crowd had seen though he were in an American sitcom) mistakes gifts for any occasion. Visit The BSR Bl0X · A(most new, was 51 SO; . CB550F. $1.525, CL360, 5949 ; SHARE ui t h ' 42Z Brown Street. 7·2 belore - specifically, in that first half hour. A his real gun for a gun cigarette lighter four Coral Gill Box, Coralville. now 590 . Stereo Shop, 338·9505 . CB125. $529 ; eT70. $359 ; No extra gust. cl~se e no o~~ . !ul~, Au ------power of divination usually reserved for the likes times. Clouseau falls down. The real thief is him 351 ·0383 . 7·23 7·2 charges. Stark's Sport Shop. Prai· 3372696' oklng . 580 . SUMMER rates starting June 1 . or her or - well, it really doesn't matter. riedu Chien . Wisc . Phone 326 2478 'A partments ; also rooms with 01 Peter Hurkos or the Amazing Kreskin RAPE CRISIS LINE FOR sale · Rugs, couch, kitchen 9·7 ,COOking. Black's Gasl ighl Village. inhabited the audience - and when you're three Clouseau Calls down. The bit in the sauna isn't Women 's Support Service table and chairs, desk, skiis, .422 Brown SI. 7· 1 beals ahead of a comedy, folks , you may as well very funny, so get them oUt of there; on the way Dial 338·4800 7·18 electric oven . 351 ·7400, evenings. 1973 Yamaha 650 · Less than 4.300, stay at home. out, Clouseau falls down. Comedy depends upon 7·1 excellent condition, S1.600. SUMMER sublet, S150; fall op· CRISIS Center · Call or stop in. 608 ------3373616. 7·" FEMALE coed needs room or lion, 5200. Downtown, two bed · Admittedly, it was a nice idea. Michael a number of things, major among them build-up S. Dubuque; 351 ·.0140, 11 a.m.· USED vacuum cleaners, reason · .. . room . 351 ·9447 . 7.2 Corleone and Popeye Doyle have taken curtain and surprise. The building blocks for The Retum 2 a.m. 7.9 ably priced. Brandy's Vacuum. '7" Honda 350 4 cylinder. 2,900 apartment begtn~mg August IS, ______calls: why not Inspector Clouseau? Director and 01 the Ptak Panther are laid flat, one after the 351 ·1453 . 8·6 miles. excellent. $950. 353 .0908 . own room, close tn . 337 ·5413. 7· 1S TWO bedroom furniShed, 502 5th FACULTY and professional Insu , . 7-3 WANTEb . One or two bedroom SI.,· Coralville. No children or SCI'eeJl~riter Blake Edwards reassembles the other, and you can always manage to seeseveraI : Autos, homes, boats, cy · COMBINATION p!X>1 tabfe Ptng· ---- unfurnIShed aparlment for tall pels . From S160. 354. 1279 or sticks of past comedies, the cat burglar blocks ahead. Richard Williams' stunning instruments, valuable books. 6f~~~'0:~~~te 3';;1~~;4 cues . B;S~ 1974 Honda 45Occ.K7 . 4,000 miles term, prefer close to Clinton SI. 3~,\ 2,912 . 1·18 (Olristopher Plummer), the hypertense police animation for the credits promises something Exce liten cover ag e. speC!· a I 10 w .. with extras. Excellent, excellent dorm. Brent Perrier, 101 E. First, rates . RhOades, Hlway 6 West a t . condition. Neil, 351 ·9158 . 7.3 Madrid, Iowa . 515-795 .3340. 7.2 SU~MER leases · One bedroom chief (Herbert Lom) , the cow-eyes and chennile better - something Blake Edwards and even Unibank Drive, Coralville. THREE rooms of new furniture furnished · unfurnished. S145 $160 . seductress (Katherine ScheU),the nouveau riche Peter Sellers are capable of. Sorry to say, it 151 ·0717. 7· for 5199. Goddard's. West Liberty. ADU L T female student needs 351 0152 . 7·18 atmospheres (Nice and Gstaad), and brings doesn't happen here . .Free delivery. Monday·Friday, 11 apartment to share for fall, own PROBLEM pregnancy? Call a.m. · 7p.m.;Saturday.l0a.m.· S room wanted . 338 ·9195,11 a.m. 3 _ Birthright, 6 p.m .·9 p.m., Monday p.m.; Sunday 1 Sp .m. E·Z terms. p.m . 7.1·· • • Ihrough Thursday. 338·8665 . 7·7 Adoption------ContinUedfromPlgconc ------7·18 FUJI special road racer ; Raleigh ,jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill..tI ••••••••• _~ MATTR ESS or box spring, S29 .95 . lightweight 10·speed; both nice . II WHO DOES IT? Go(ldard's Furniture, West Liber· 338.9198. J.l here in Iowa which is states, including Iowa, may also door are Doug's close friends . ty Where no reasonable offer IJifiiiii~~i!iilii!iii!iiiiiii~iiiiI be eligible for a subsidy, based Delores Belcher, Warren II refused . 6272915. 7·18 a very conservative state. I 10 SPEED BICYCLES The Daily Iowan County social worker who SEWING, a(leratlons, repai couldn't find an agency that on their income, to help meet r THIRD ann iversary sale at God · Parts & Accessories cleared Hutcheson for adoption, work. Very reasonable. Cal would even discuss it." She the needs of the child. 351 ·0061 afler 5 p.m. J dard 's · Regisler for FREE living Repair Service linaOy found Doug through feels Doug's cousins are being 7·2 room set or stereo . All merchan · needs a ~arrier by dise sale priced . 'Two piece I(ving STACEY'S AASK (Aid to Adoption oC Although friends and "taught example to be very WINDOW WASHtNG 8 room sets. S139 . Choice of colors . Special Kids ), a California· relatives first asked "Why?," loving and not consider his AI Eh( . dial 644·2329 9· GOddard's in West Liberty. 7·18 CYCLE CITY 440 Kirkwood Avlt. 354·21111 based organization. Originally, their skepticism turned to handicap as anything tragic." STEREO, television repairs. Rea for: Doug 's legs scissored and he support. Hutchenson's teaching 1be whole clan drove to sonable. Satisfaction guaranteed coUeagues and church friends Kansas City this summer, and Call anytime. Mall, 351-6896. 8· W ANTED TO BUY BANKS, was unable to stand, but LENDING, corrective surgery was per both gave showers. Once her Hutcheson found people along PAl NTI NG, interior . exterior INSURANCE F St., H St., 6th St., formed before Hutcheson father, a corrective therapist at the way to Worlds of Fun and ·oofs. Experienced , reasonable . NEED cornet or trumpet. Must be received Doug and she has been the Veterans Administration the zoo "so wonderful to Doug ~ree eslimates. 351 ·5875 ; 35],]76 3 in good condition. Florence Dor· p~rm~'~~:m'lallliiiim_h~ 1st Ave., 2nd Ave., Hospital at Knoxville, saw she that I couldn't believe it." !venlngs. 7. 8 man, 353·2284. 7·7 STUDENT INSURANCE told he will walk eventuaUy. SERVICES "I loved kids and wanted one. meant business, he helped with "But," she adds, "he's pretty HAND tailored hemline a(ler MCINTOSH MXl13 or MX1l2 I wasn't about to give up until I exercises and believes Doug terrific. Always happy, always 3tionS . Ladies' garments only FM.FM stereo· AM tuner.pream. Renter's Insurance 3rd Ave., 4th Ave., Phone 338·1747 . 8· pllfier or C.28 or C.26 preampli. Auto Health Lile had one. Origina lly, I had a wUl be standing on crutches smiling. I have no emotional fier. 353·0185, keep trying. 7.2 506 E. College Phon e 351 2091 much narrower concept of the within a month. Her mother problems with Doug. There's a CHIPPER'S Tailor Shop. 128'/2 5th Ave., 6th Ave. Ej Hours : .9:30 10 5 p.m. sort of child I'd take. I babysat Oou(! before and after litUe insecurity, of course, but Washington . Dial 351 ·1229. 6· MUSICAL nothing serious." IDEAL GIFT · Artist's portrai t. INSTRUMENTS She feels it's necessary to Charcoal, $10 ; pastel, $25 ; oi I. ROOMMATE "love kids, be persistent, be 5100 and up. 351 ·0525. 7·2E ALVAREZ·Yalri DY-57, case. Ex· WANTED Call 353-6203 willing to work at it and have t cellent . S435 new. Now S295. * 1·,I'rvice. repair audio equipmen , 645 ·2854. 7·3 someone to back you and en· d ·,plifiers, turntables, tap e. ____~------5 . . PERSON share with three, own courage you. My family is players. Eric, 338 6426. 7·1 JAPANESE guitar, good c?nd, . room. Now - August 15 . 337·5335 . after 3:30. always there to listen if I'm tion, $40. 338 ·7305. call evenings . 7.8 discouraged. " TYPING ------.---7·7 ______WOMAN for summer, fall option, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I don't know why so many FENDER. !aguar gUitar. excel· share two bedroom with three, social workers and so many 9 ~~n . ~~~~~~~n , hard shell ca~e9 air, $61.25. 338·9195 . 7.1 agencies are opposed to single Ms. Jerry Nyall IBM Typin Service, 933 Webster, phon parent adoptions. In my case, 337·4183 . 9.1~ GRECO acoustic guitar with case, Get the best of everything. the situation is better than some goOd condition, $55. 338·7476. 7·1 MOBILE HOMES TYPI NG . Carbon ribbon, elec where there's divorce and i SELMER Alto · High F sharp. maybe the child wasn't wanted tric; editing ; experienced. Oia a mutt. 338·4647 . 9·10' Never played. 550 mouthpiece, 1972 Great Northern . Two bed . in the first place. When you 3ccessories. $850. Nell, 351 -9158 . room, air conditioned 12xSO, fur. spend four years trying like I TWELVE years experience th e . r-______~ . lnish ed , Bon ·Aire. After 5 p.m., ses. manuscripts. Quality wor k. ! 351 .2376 . 1.15 did, there's no doubt." Jane Snow, 338 ·6472. 9· 1 "And I'll never have the 9 ,! The MUSIC SHOP 12x68, 1972. skirled. shed, excel·1 problem of hearlng, "Well, my FORMER University secretar y . lent condition. Best offer. 3373982. jeslres typing, theSiS , manu 109 E. College 725 daddy said ... ". Icrlpts, etc. Call 338 ·1835. 8· In the opinion of Dr. Marilee 8x40 American with 12x12 added ' Fredericka, director of the Des PAPERS typed, accurate, clos e Where your ear bedroom, 7x6 porch, skirted, fen Moinea Child Guidance Center, In. Call 354 ·3969 . 7·23 is 'ud e ced yard, bus route. 353 ·3747 7 . 1~ "a sinlle adoptive parent is -FAST , professiona l typing . Man The friendliness uscrlpts, term papers, resume s. Photo by Art Land single by choice and by plan. SCHULTZ 12x68 · Fully furn ished, ofaBeagle. She (he) makea a conscious IBM Selectrlcs. Copy center, t 00. ANTIQUES :arport, washer, dryer, TV , shed, 338 ·8800. 7·16 55,900. 338 ·2281; after 3 p .m., I helagh and Andrea Curtin decision with alllhat implies In 354 ·1800. ext. 339. 7·9 financial and back-up planning LOCAL Road Antiques Hill north ------ Irldually broadened It. Now I special education courses at the before a88Uming parenthood. CHILD CARE of 1·80, exit 62, take first road left. Ttonder why I wall so narrow local school, where he'D be a "A parent actively lleeld~ to Quality furniture, etc. in barn and /i"le red school house. 351 ·5256. HOUSE FOR SALE minded." haU-tlme student in the regular become a single parent may be CH I LD care· t u t or I ng; e)(per l. 7.15 Parents who knowingly adopt flrat grade thLJ fall. an example of family planning enced Early Childhood Education 1"' ______-..., _____ • handicapped child in many Her lister', children next at ita beat." malor. 338 :8363 . 1 · 1~ BLOOM Antiques'. Downtown BY owner: Well built, two bed . Wellman, Iowa. Three bui(dlngs room house in excellent condition. OOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau full. 7·21 New bathroom. Beautiful hard. PETS wood floors . Freshly painted, Inside and outside. Good location. Tickets' . IS19,5OO. 338-6289 . 7·1 FREE kittens to good homes. Call Bring home a 351 .5902. 7.11 . I . WILL trade July 4 dinner, theater I DUPLEX FOR RENT gtmuine All COCKER Spaniels. AKC, proven tickets for Our Town for other . Mutt from your local ,breeding, S75 to $85. 338 ·5886. 7 ' 21~ate, or sell. 351 .2863 . 7.11 AKC Golden Retrlver puppies . . LARGE two bedr?om . Appllan .' humane society and get ChampionShip bloodlines. 351 .5611 ces, drapes furnished; on bus everything you're looking for, all in one dog. J.9 line; near shopping center. $199.50 - . LOST AND FOUND 351 ·0152 . 7·18 There are lots of genuine All-American Alley ,PROFESSIONAL dog grooming . Puppies , kittens, tropical fish, pet' _ Kittens waiting for you too. Just corne to: !Supplies . Brenneman Seed Store, LOST . Black, white with pink Animal Sheller, Corner of KirkWOOd & Clinton 1500 1st Avenue South. 331.8S01 . nose, adult female cat. 905 N. 7.7 Gilbert. Reward. 35.·1367 . 7.10 35t-tlOO Ext.261 •••• ~------~ Pige 5-TIIe ol"y 10wa_lowl City, 10w_THl., Jaly I, If15 Super stocks roar .Frazier next for fans and Blue Ali wins decision EDITOR'S NOTE: A 01 IlaIf they're the best of friends") and KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia round with a looping left to the about the outcome. The cham· wrIW lad pIIotoJrapbtr frIetI4 affirm Mel's p1aee in the bea.rta (AP) - Muhammad Ali, con head. plon landed a rlaht-Ieft, riebI· Vtlltaretl "10 tile Welt Uberty 01 the fa .. ("U Morris isn't in centrating on a head attack, Ali did suffer a slight cut left combination to the head It Fllrground. III' SltardlY the race, it's 110 nee"). pounded his way to a unanimous above the left eye In the 13th the two-minute mark that hid night in In Ittempt 10 g.. ge tile Admission ill $2.50, and nearly Is·round decision over Joe rowvI, but he had Bugner hold Bugner backing up. metapbYlkal pulJe III a a.evy 4,000 men, women and children Bugner here Tuesday morning Ing on at the bell when he landed Then Ali came back with tw. 327, The writer', repor1 wDl turn out; kids to throw and won his way into boxing's a hard left hook to the bead. All left-rights to the head that burt Vb!. 108, I Ippeaf 111 two parts. firecrackers, . YOUIlII girls to 'richest fight with Joe Frazier in did not even seem bothered by Bugner. He sent Bugner reeIiJ1 parade the contents of their October. the slight cut. with seven consecutive held By PHIL BOSAKOWSKI halter tops past the grandstand, Ali announced shortly before All also shook Bugner with a punches In the lut aeconcla of StanWrittr and everyone else to quaff their going into the ring to defend his good right hand midway the fight. Blue Ribbon in comradeshlp heavyweight title that he would through the 14th round and then The date for the All·Fraller Prot Until Saturday ni&ht, my with their heroes and fellow not retire as he had announced dominated the final round, fight Is Oct. Natloul Leape Amerku Leape East £ot W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB AIISWU TO '1EVIIUS 'UZZLE Since 1952 Pittsburgh 44 29 .IIOS BoIloII .eo 30 .571 PbI1ph1a 42 33 .580 3 New York 41 32 .512 IA! New York 38 34 .514 61h Mllwaukee • 54 .534 21A! MEACHAM St.Louis 35 f1 .486 81h Baltimore 3S 38 .• 71A! Travel Service Chicago 38 39 .• 9 Cleveland 30