The Dilly IoWIII-lowl CHy, IOWI-'rlday, September 1., 11711-P. 5 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Ag considers Stanley council food inspection lEU/) lJAt«~ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The HI.~Me .. Agriculture Department thurs bid: students \ day proposed modernizing in spection methods for hot dogs, frozen pizzas, soups, pot pies and other processed meat and not enough poultry foods. Assistant Agriculture By STEPHEN HEDGES Secretary Carol Tucker Sta/l Writ" Foreman said she proposed supplementing on-site federal City Council candidate Donn Stanley says he doe n't inspections based on sight, believe he can win without .ubstanUal UI student back smell and taste with more ob Ing. jective analyses of manufactur up for each Stanley, president ot the UI Student Senate, Is ruMing ing plants' quality control for one of two open at-large seats in the Nov . 6 clty elec records and lab analyses. tion . "We believe it will improve "I don 't think I can win without the student vote," the consumer protection," she 23·year-old Stanley said. "And I don't think I can win with said. Just student votes. I need a combination, and that's what I'm working for." I I With nine candidates running for at-large seats, a large r------· student-voter turnout could mean substantial gains for lin-Dorm I Stanley's election bid. ISh.but Dinner I KtJ(lla Ilear.! - 10 charm all 01(1'.1 But traditionally the student voter is a rare beast, and SPINGMAID Wondercale. no·iron pen'nte in Iowa City there are factors that may further reduce IThiS Friday, SePt~ the student voting bloc. SPRINGMAID ~ .filled shet'LI .!prilll(-on and .Iii easily. Tokl!.'i Ihe .Ilmin oll you 114 in Currier I and IAr pre.!sure off Ihe corners where moM ./illed sheels Wt'(lf ./irs/. MOST VI STVDENTS come from outside the city, and I Private Dining I Full na/ (lIul Filtt'(/. Reg. Y. I:; Sale $8.20 take a secondary interests in its policies. And an Ql1een Flat (Inti ",'ued, ReI(. I.IS0 Sale $11.40 Associated Residence Halls policy prohibits solicitation IRoom I Pillow Cales. Reg. i.(XI Sale $4i.25 in the dormitories, so Stanley will be unable to go door-to IAII dorm residents are dOOr seeking votes there. ,I (limited qllartlilies) The number of candidates "makes every vote more im U.S.-China trade to set record lwei come. Go thru the I IUne, then meet in the dinl portant," Stanley said. "The complexion of the race has PEKING (UPIJ - Trade bet Premier Hua Guofeng in June changed completely. It 's going to be hard. " ween the United States and when he told the National Peo ling room at 5:30 pm I But Stanley says he can lure stUdent to the polls China will set a record in 1979 ple's Congress that Chinese in IChallah, wine, & zmlrot . 'because we'll be able to tell students that the City Coun I despite a slowdown anticipated vestment would concentrate on Iwill be provided . I ~~ fliJrell ~/o~et cil regulates and sets the policy for parking fines and in the second half of the year, agriculture and light industry IL ______I I 3lJ Kirkwood Mon,..Sa, lOS regulations, bus rules and rates, and sets and defines the diplomatic sources in Peking for the next three years. (across from HyVee 351.1099 housing code." said Thursday. The off-campus voter will be easiest to get out, Stanley Forecasts of declining trade said, because "with parking regulatlons and housing in the second half of the year Immigration codes they ha ve a lot more at stake." are based on China's decision to Lawyer Special During Our scale down its ambitious STANLEY plays down differences between the program to modernize by im Stanley A. Krieger political interests of UI and Iowa City residents. porting foreign technology. 1004 City National Bank Bldg. Grand Opening "I think the split is more imagined and hype, " he said. The cutback was disclosed bv Omaha, Nebraska 68102 Stanley said he doesn't believe city residents want stu 402·342-8015 the Game Bag dents to have "a bad deal as far as parking's concerned Member. Association of or housing's concerned. n.u ___ II Immigration and Nationality The Hottest Thing in Football "I don't think there is a big town-and-gown split. A lot _ ,..... ",.. Unltedw.y Lawyers of businesses are dependent on students for their livelihood ," he said, though adding that there is some ten 99 sion between students and other city residents. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g. Reg. $26 $12 (/) (/) "I think there is some resentment of the university in b Valuable Coupon Offer ~imited Quantity, 2 per customer tbe residential community," Stanley said . "I don't think b Stay warm and snug inside the incredible game bag. Con there's much resentment on the students' part against ~ the town They love it here." w $15 Deering Gram Scale w~ veniently folds into a comfortable seat cushion. Water- z z . proof. Machine washable. Makes a great gift. STANLEY said he can draw the residential vote. (/) ....,i.1 good Tbu"doy, Fridoy on' Sotu""y only '" think we can convince them that we are serious cp 1 because I've made a commitment that I'm going to live 0 Only $10 0 in Iowa City for quite a few years," he said. "The typical ~ ~ student is a lot more mature than they think . We're w with this coupon w hungry for knowledge and we're hungry for the job, and I z z think that's important." (/) (/) Stanley said his strongest competition will come from ~/,e flwll ~/o~el the two at-large incumbent councilors, Carol deProsse b b 311 Kirkwood 351-1099 and John Balmer. Boc.h have aMounced campaigns for ~ ~ Open Mon-Sat 10-5 re-election. w 223 E. Washington SI. w Six other candida tes have filed for the two open at Z Z large seats : Don Doumakes, Lawrence Lynch , John Expires sept 20, 1979 Suchomel, Robert Stevenson, David Fay and Donald Riley. g.g.g.~.g.g.g.g~.g.g.g.g.g. IF ELECTED, Stanley said, he would remain a voice for the UI . , Jazz up your "I'm in a poSition to know if tbe city's going to do something that's going to impact the university , and a lot of things do," he said. "The university is a microcosm of Sunday! a small town. And through Student Senate I've been able to be involved in enough of those things that I've found out how some of the workings of a bureaucracy - finan cial departments and transportation departments - work." Stanley said his involvement in the Student Senate's fight for more lenient city parking regulations in predominantly student residential areas gave him some working experience with the council and got him thinking about running for city office. "The issue of parking is an important issue to stu dents," he sa id. "I saw more students riled over that than 806 13th Avenue Coralville. over anything in all the time I've been here, and the city has direct control over that issue. They (the councilors) determine the destiny and what's going to happen." Duncan appoints two aides WA-SHINGTON (UPI ) Energy Secretary Charles Dun· can said Thursday he is ap pointing two new assistant secreta ries to oversee develop ment of fossil fuels and atomic power as part of an Energy Department reorganization. NOW Duncan told a news con ference he also created a post ror a chief finance officer to preside over agency offices PERFORMS LEAPIN'LEDCiERSI dealing with contracts, ad ministration, supply and HPmakes professional business calculators students can afford. budget. Duncan described his struc MIRACLES Great Grinnin' Gazookusl the HP-37E, plus: Internal Rate of Return and tural cha nges as minor. "I have not made any major Looking for a quick and easy way to Hewlett-Packard has always made swell Net Present Value for up to 1.980 cash flows in changes because we have enor reproduce color documents and professional business calculators. 'Cept now they 20 groups; a 2,OOO-year calendar; 5 financial and mous work to do and I don't photographs? Or to add the impact and . make some just for a student's needs and 20 user memories; up to 99 program lines. want any disruptions," he said. clarity of color to black-on-while pocketbook. Sufferin' Sunfish! These are some calcula Former assistant Air Force documents? Or even /0 reproduce They call 'em Series E. First is th' HP-37E tors. So you really oughta see your HP dealer Secretary John Hewitt was 35mm colOr slides up fo eight times Business Management for just $7S~ Yep, it's in short order. For the address: CALL TOLL named chief financial officer, a largar, on plaIn bond paper? We've got your best bet in a basic financial calculator. Fer' FREE 800-6484711 except for Alaska or Hawaii. new layer of management that the answer, whatever your instance it has the HP "cash flow sign conven In Nevada call 800-992-5710. And don't forget Duncan said would perfonn the communication needs may be : the tion" for intuitive problem solving-you don't to ask your dealer for a free copy of "A buyer's same function as "a chief new Xerox 6500 color copier I have to know all that usual confusio' calculator guide to HP professional calculators:' It'll help financial olficer in a typical stuff. And get a load of this : the HP-37E solves you in makin' the right choice. Su~ as shootin: American corporation." complex time and money problems so important Duncan split the assistant Convenient Color Copying to business students. Stuff like compound secretariat for energy interest and growth, investment yield, return on technology Into new investment and much more. secretariates . for fossil fuels is here at last! Then there's the HP·38E Advanced and nuclea r power In a change Financial with Programmability for only $120~ recalling the Pentagon's pr~ r------, If you ioUa do the same calculations over and DepI. 651L . 1000 N.1l. Ordelllvd.• (M"all'• • OR 97lJO 619/ 11 328 S. Clinton ject manager concept for I 50% off I over a couple 0' million times-this is your baby. weapons development. 1 on color copies I (1h block South of Burlington) Just key in your program once and it's ready to open 8-5 Mon-Frl The 108111 fuel post was given I I go over and over. It's a breeze. -SUllut.d rerall price excludlnl applic:abl ....It .nd lDCalI t •.UI 1 Nowthru Sept. 15, 1979 I' 10-2 Saturday Contlnenlll U.S. A" AJ •• u " Haw.H. to George Fumich, whOle with thl. couoon • 'Course the HP-38E has all the power of background 18 In the coal L industry. ------.. ¢HOOVER H~ ~ ..I" st. - w.ft...... ~" Gi~$ you. your c:hoi,. ~ While the For E.veni~ l)ini", .i-iw ih",,.j~ quarterback bv muddled, It may d'I'\j",,,,,,,, fof' the~!"I '-It. ~ s.. · either Vince Phipps food I eh.c.Wtf\ ~ -.f - or SO d~ or Bob do is give the $tAi~ tD tf\.. ~t'le ~tlQ,r1.0141\1\t. Payton , Gonci ~~ 0&'\ ~ AI' ~OA&. Mis. The elusive the National !j~.,. UJO.y, "'P.t.o.ir.s or ~"I yO'4 ..... ence In rushing su...... nt.\l& ~ ,,'... tc:J e.,..,i 0+ straight year, amassed 307 yards a,cuU."t di"i", Got ... I in ChIcago's two 10,,",'.3 ~£" ~OVSI WS4' aeuon and needs '-""~~ I to break Rick AI"o &l\joy TOM'~ S""d~ ~~. career record of y'0\4'" ."joy ~ d.(ic.io~ .rood_ froml~. ~. cut M- d.~iva C6d\1;i"~ . But the Bears Sunday to S t.4." ft... 13 &&.fIe-it: II : 30 - 3 P"'" undefeated L-""t'\~ II I ~o - 2.. : oC) "T\Aas . Sed. Payton has not United Preas International Din".,. "-10 T-1"h J 5'-11 Fri f Sat against them In A NIitIoNtI Guard IOkll.r guarda • dry cIeIInlng Ihop In Pen- llcoll, Fla., wher•• 11 the window. havi bien IIMIhId b, In 1977's Hurrlcan. FrMerIc. c ..u '~3- 5"331 10 ... ~ifJ"s game, which handily 37-7, running back United Pr ... Internatlonel yards on 19 The remains of Freder.ic LoolIrI take advantage or hurrlcln. damage In downlown MOBILE, Ala . (UPI) - The see it," said Jean White of the Mobil .. All. NOW OPEN AT 7 AM powerful remains of Hurricane Fairhope, Ala" Police Depart Frederic blasted far inland ment, "The downtown area is Thursday, taking down trees really in bad shape, trees are and powerlines, while in the lying on cars. trees are lying on storm's wake lay a trail of bat houses; we've got got gas leaks THE MILL RESTAURANT HOT tered and crippled coastal and no water to drink." towns and cities. Tonight & Tomorrow Night Looting broke out in many THE WHOLE OF MOBILE COFFEE communities and officials tried was left without power and to stem the flow of residents national guardsmen were FROM OUT OF THE WEST back into the ravaged a reas un rushed into the scenic old city • til downed powerlines and other after looting broke out. "I'm (Where he now resides) hazards could be cleared away, afraid it (the looting ) will get FRESH At least eight persons were worse after it gets dark," said believed killed by the storm, Mobile patrolman W.E, Toole, untold numbers injured and In Prichard. Ala " Mayor A,J. DONUTS property damage was being Cooper issued a shoot to kill or ders to stop the looters. "The CHUCK counted in the hundreds of millions, instructions are this," said the -PLUS-t The White House cut through mayor : "Anyone caughtlooting red tape to allow the states of will be given two warning shots Alabama , Mississippi and and if they do not cease and sur render at that point our police HENDERSON Florida to receive disaster aid, CHILI and President Carter scheduled department is to shoot to kill ." An old Iowa City a flying visi t to the stricken Looting was reportedly par area today. planning to stop ticularly heavy in Prichard, favorite returns DOGS first at Mobile and then at Pen downtown Mobile and sacola . Fairhope, In Prichard, looters Welcome him Served from 11 am Power company repair crews roamed in and out of smashed from throughou t the southeast storefronts, carting off liquor at were rushed into storm and anythlng else they could ravaged communities Wednes carry. day and work crews began what Mississippi Gov, Cliff Finch, THE MILL RESTAURANT 1/2 Price Pool all day will be a weeks-long chore of who arrived on the coast at the digging out from the mountains height of the storm, flew over of twisted rubble left in the the area Thursday and later 120 East Burlington storm's path. told reporters damage could the COPPER DOLLAR .A"ldent. of Mobile pick their way through thl rubble of I "It·s just a disas.ter. You amount to more than $150- 211 Iowa Ave. II the cleanup blgln.. wouldD!.t..1leIl.e.ve it ij ~df ' t milUon.
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Duke Tumatoe and the stili 75c All Stir Frog. SUP! Doors open at 9 • a TIle Dilly lowan-IoWi Cltr, 10Wl-F,""', lip:*'.~4, 11~"", I Payton c~res Bears' dilemma Seaton's Steak House American Legion Road 351-8061 By United Pr... Int.rnltlonll the regular season Payton W81 opening game victory over St. Dallas," said Annstrong, "it Is . the Packers, a team they have (1 limited to to yards on 17 at !Aula, the Cowboys feU behind definitely a handicap not to not beaten In three meetings. mile east of Towncrest on Muscatine) While the Chicago Bearl tempts. San FranciBco before quarter have a full week of practice. We Defensive end Leroy Selmon led quarterback altuatlon remains The Cowboys feature a back Roger Staubach threw are going into the game hopbtg the BuC8 to a record 10 sacks muddled,lt may not matter. All premier running back them touchdown passes of 22 and 13 not to have a lot of extra last week agabtst the Colts and Friday Special Saturday Special either Vince Evans, Mike selves in Tony Doraett, who yards to help Dallu recover for pressure on the quarterback caused Greg Landry's fumble bt PbIppI or Bob Avell1ni bave to gained 54 yards in 19 carries In a 21-13 triumph. and we hope not to have him call overtime which set up Neil Baked Red Snapper BBQ Beef Ribs do Is give the ball to Walter his first NFL actlon since "We'U have to play a lot a lot of audibles. O'Donoghue's 31-yard winning Choice of Potato Payton. recovering from a broken toe. better Sunday or else we'll be 2- "I'm confident any of our field goal. Choice of Potato The elusive Payton, who led The tlJlrd.year running back 1," said Dallu Coach Tom quarterbacks will be able to do The Raiders hope to avenge Salad Bar Salad Bar the National Football Confer picked up 1,325 yards lut Landry." the job." last year's two regular season Roll & Butter Roll & Butter ence in rushing for the third aeaaon to finish 70 yards behind Chicago Coach Neill Ann In other games Sunday, losses to the Seahawks, who straight year, has already Payton. strong said he will announce Tampa Bay Is at Green Bay, became the first club to ae $6.50 $6.50 ' amassed 307 yards on 59 carries The Bears are coming off an today his choice for quarter Oakland at Seattle, Delroit at compllsh the feat since 1965. ill ChIcago's two Yictories this Imprellive 28-7 victory over the back. Evans appears to be the the New York Jets, Baltimore Oakland quaterback Ken Sta· I8IIJOII and needs just 35 yards slx-time NFC Central champion likely choice baaed on last at Cleveland, Denver at Atlan- bier was \7-of-34 for 183 yards to break Rick Ceaares' team Minnesota Vikings in which week's perfonnance but he ta, New England at Cincinnati, but tossed two interceptions in , 'make our place your place this year" career record of 5,657 yards set Evans, who replaced fiu-ridden suffered a knee strabt on his Philadelphia at New Orleans, the Raiders 30-10 loss to San froml~. Mike Phipps, conneded with touchdown pall and W81 not Kansas City at Houston, Miami Diego while Seattle left-bander But the Bears travel to Dallu wide receiver James Scott on a able to practice until Wednes at Mhtnesota, Buffalo at San Jim Zorn was intercepted three Seaton's Steak House Sunday to take on the S6-yard touchdown pass to put day. Both Phipps, who started Diego, Pittsburgh at St.!AW times in a 19-10 defeat to Miami. undefeated Cowboys and Chicago in front for good. the Bears last two games, and and San FranciBco at Los The Saints go into their game Payton has not fared too well Payton rushed for 182 yards, Avellini, who led the team In the Angeles. with Philadelphia with an added • • against them In past meetings. Including touchdown jaunts of majority of last season's In Monday night's game, the weapon, the accurate foot of In 1977's divisional playoff 43 and 26 yards, and needs two games, have more game ex New York Giants are at fonner Dolphins kicker Garo game, which the Cowboys won 'IDs to break Casare's record of perience and Annstrong may Washington. Yepremian, who was signed handily 37-7, the flfth-year 49 rushing scores. just go with that experience. Surprising Tampa Bay, off to Thursday to replace ailing running back was held to 80 Dallas, meanwhile, has been "Agabtst a team with such a a 2-0 start, shoots for a record rookie specialist Russell . yards on 19 carries and during struggling a bit. After a narrow complicated defense as third strai~ht victory agabtst Erxleben. AM Expos jump into NL East lead MONTREAL (UPI) - Pinch walked intentionally and the year Thursday night to pace blast, his 23rd homer of the Braves 4, hitter Rusty Staub reached Rodney Scott forced Carter at the Baltimore Orioles to a 10-4 season. relief ace Bruce Sutter for a the plate, Staub batted for drubbing of the Toronto Blue .two-run single with two out in winning pitcher Bill Atkinson, 2- Jays . Yankees 10, Giants 1 the bottom of the ninth Inning 0, and hit a hard grounder that Flanagan, who has lost seven, Thursday night, propellbtg the bounced over the head of first is the wlnnlngest pitcher in the Red Sox 3 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Montreal Expos to their 12th baseman Larry Bilttner. major leagues this year. He Veteran knuckle bailer Phil straight victory, a 4-3 declsion Chicago had gone ahead 3-2 In gave way to Don Stanhouse BOSTON (UPI) - Willie Niekro pitched a six-hitter for Pliclrelo cJYow @n fla~! over the Chicago Cubs. the sixth. Jerry Martin led off after yielding a two-run homer Randolph and Oscar Gamble his 18th victory and Ed Miller 15, 8:()() The victory, Montreal's 18th and was walked by Bill Lee. to IDco Carty in the ninth. each drilled four hits and drove and Jerry Royster keyed a two flalUllday; fJejJe.mJe't in the last 17 games, ena bled the Martin took second on Tim Baltimore jumped ahead 3-0 in two runs to pace a l&ohit run fourth inning with RBI Expos to remain in first place in Blackwell's sacrifice and went in the second when Kelly led off attack Thursday night that singles Thursday night to lift flludenl~: Il50 the National League East, to third on an infield groundout with his seventh homer of the carried Ron Guidry to his 11 th the Atlanta Braves to a 4-1 percentage pobtts ahead of the by Mick Kelleher. Reuschel hit season, a solo shot over the straight victory and helped the victory over the San Francisco @1"ei~:18.00 Pittsburgh Pirates, who were an infield and Martbt scored. right-field fence off starter Phil New York Yankees defeat the Giants. rained out against the St. !Aula Huffman, &015. Terry Crowley Boston Red Sox, lo.s. Niekro, 18-19, lost his shutout f, CardInals. Orioles 10, singled and DeCinces drilled a Guidry, 17-7, who has not lost :1f!anc/'e' t7iutliJuUum :H pitch off Huffman into the since the day before the AlIStar bid when Mike Ivie hit his 25th With one out and Montreal homer in the eighth inning. trailing 3-2, Gary Carter singled Blue Jays 4 left-field bleachers for his 14th break, allowed eight hits and "Palmer '$ singing is cry$I.(J1 tkar & razor struck out 11. It was his sixth The Braves scored all their off loser Rick Reuschel, 17-10. homer. sharp. The expressiveness in his voice maflOges /0 HILI In the third, Kiko Garcia led straight triwnph over Boston, runs off loser Ed Whitson, &olD. Ellis Valentine singled him to TORONTO (UPI) - Doug be conveyed by the virtue oj his phrasing, know third and took second on the DeCinces, Pat Kelly and Eddie off with a single and Ken which dealt the slender south A walk to Royster, a stolen base OGS throw, bringing in Sutter. . Murray homered in support of Singleton doubled, setting the paw his first major-league and a single by Bob Horner ing when to pause & accelerate, when to lay on After Larry Parrish was Mike Flanagan's 22nd victory of stage for Murray's three-run defeat in 1975. gave Atlanta a run in the first. the grittiness, and when to ease up and let his vOICe. f/. ow. " -BiUboard, Aug 4, 79 Robert Palmer's music incorporates the best Red Sox' fans turn out to honor Vaz aspects oj rocle, reggae and white-eyed soul. day BOSTON (UPI) - The ceremony former Boston Bruin Bobby Orr and want Yaz'" Yastrzemski Day in Boston." Long associated with Little Feat, Pa~r IaaJ was brief but the ovation was Boston Celtic John Havlicek. "Quiet!" White told the throng. Yastrzernski, wearing a three recorded five albums on Jslo.nd r,';, twnultuous Thursday as baseball Mayor Kevin H. White, cam- "We're here to honor a hero ... a piece blue pinstripe suit and looking Records. ALlo associated with
No .moIdn~ or drinking permfUed In the Auditorium Thank you. Davis Cup play opens Starlight Concert Series: CROSSWORD PUZZLE MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Geru\aitis, who lost to McEnroe players are in the matches. EdlIN by EUGENE T. MALESKA U.S. Open winner John in the finals of the Open in New "They are one of the toughest McEn~ will get a chance to York Sunday, will play the first tearns in Davis Cup competi GREG BROWN ACROSS 2 Zestful 17 Scourge • Wlthsklll 18 Delight in 41 Mesa'scousln improve his record against match at 1: 30 COT today tion," Gerulaitis said after the 1 Moiety I Founlaln against Jose-Luis Clerc of draw was announced. "Both Friday and Saturday I quaff, with 19 Z2 Give- a Deterted Argentina's Guillermo Vilas Fee-law-fum (upbraid) 44 guys (Vilas, ranked sixth, and • Sabot Across "She-with Friday in the first round of Argentina. Evenings 4 Common 2S "-Ia Beeuty ... ": Davis Cup competition in the Defending Davis Cup cham Clerc, ranked 10th) are going to 11 Iniquity Keats . 20<) N. Linn St. 9:30 to 1:00 am 1.00 Cover 14 Moslem people ailment Douce" North American zone finals. pions, the U.S. players - in be pretty toul(h." of the 5 Vent Z4 Seneca was one 41 WaterwlY A draw of players' names cluding the doubles team of Bob The final singles competition Philippines I Elation 21 Seine feeder 41Flnlsbed from silver bowls at the Lutz and Stan Smith - are on Sunday will feature Clerc 7 Vallee 2t Where Durban 41 Yen 15 That: Fr. Is II Double this lor considered stronger than the II Costume 8 J. B. Rhine Memphis Racquet Club Thurs against McEnroe and Gerulaitis specialty 27 Khomelnl's I toylraln day paired McEnroe with Vilas, Argentinians, but all agreed the against Vilas. jewelry Of II See 3 Down • Egyptian people 51 an age who has beaten him in three of competition will be fierce since The winner of the best-of-five 52 2t Skittles beetle 28 Like Marvell's Lampblack four tournament matches. Vitas four of the world's top 10 matches will play Australia. enclosure 1. Haushead mistress A TIp-off THE L£Jl ' II Spicy stew of 21 Rathbone 14 Cozen 21 Marshal ,. Jong II CI ELOB E0 I :~~ ~46~'nn ~ Z2 Bit olland the Southwest 51 Differently 12 Unchallel18ing 11 Allude II Effulgence 2S Call-day ,. SOceergreat Z4 Buna 14 Chateau II WOIdoran1l Pacers cut Ann Meyers leature J7 Tolstoy II Kind of relief We'd sooner win D Precisely offer." IS Cavort INDIANAPOLIS (U PI) - it was "the opportunity of a S4 Ex.ist The Indiana Pacers, minus the lifetime - one I could not pass Pacers officials said they Ll8~'l..S S5 Rep first woman ever to sign with a up." would not stand in her way • Couslnola National Basketball Association Leonard indicated had It not should such an offer be made. GOt"' wadi team , open training camp been for the fact Meyers is only Dudley Bradley, the Pacers' • QWlBi today hopeful of making the 5-9 and weighs 140 pounds, her first round draft choice, Jim • -tizzy Krivacs, John Kuester, Frankie KRANE & COMPANY 41 "I've-to post-season playoffs for the first chances of makbtg the final 11 London ... " time bt their four-year history. player roSter would have been Sanders and Tony Zeno were 41 Shade of green considerably greater. the rookies who advanced to the or blue Coach Bobby Leonard Is "From a fundamental stand regular training camp on the TONIGHT & SATURDAY U Haberdashery starting with a 15-player roster, point, she Is excellent," Leon· Butler University campus. item of yore Including five rookies. But ard said. "Some of the guys bt 47 Inhabitant : former UCLA star Ann Meyers, Holdovers Include Mike Suffix the camp had better thank God Bantom, Corky Calhoun, Brad 48 Undulating who signed a one-year contract she doesn't have about six more 4t Kind 01 sale with the Pacers, was one of Davis, Johnny Davis, James inches and 40 more pounds." Edwards, Len Elmore, Alex 52 Playunit several prospects cut followbtg Front office officials btdlcat 14 Entreat Wednesday night's conclusion ed Meyers would assume a English, Mickey Johnson and 57 Obvious phony of a three-day rookie-free agent Billy Knight. • Anthracite position bt the Pacers' public II "-Never trainbtg camp. relations department. At the Nassl described Meyers as "a fine rookie. She did herself Know," 1943 Meyers was reported to have same time, Meyers said she proud, the town proud and the 80nI hoped her basketball career Is IS To boot signed with Pacers' owner Sam Indiana Pacers proud." IS Saneti fied Nalli for $50,000 - a figure not over. "I'm only 24 and I still hope to If Vous- never confirmed by team of • Slantil18 ficials. play some basketball," she DOWN said. Before trying out with the Asked whether she would 1 "For-jolly Pacers, she conceded her consider an offer from 1 team In &ood .•. " chances of making the team the women's pro league, she were "oniy slight." But she said replied, "It would depend on the CINDY MANGSEN "an angel's volce ... clear, clean, plaintive and THE touched with Baez-lIke vibrato." FIELD HOUSE CHICAGO TRIBUNE "THINKING ABOUT A PARTY'" we'lI be cookln' Iowa City's finest LunCheon Meetings, Exchanges, pizza till 1 am Friday and Saturday Cocktail Parties, & Special Occatlcine, 351-5692 FOR DETAILS CALL 338-81n IUPIR RATIi, NO ROOM CHARGI. CHICK IT 0UTt ..... 10-The Dill, IQWIIII-iowl C\1f. lowI-Frlele,. September 14. 1171 . HELP WAN 01 CLASSIFIEOS HELP WANTED D.. MOINU BundlY Reglltar, WANTlD:, week, Big Ten teams face tough foes Country rout. cllrl.1'I nMded. MiJIt holte ... APPly In pert Inn. By DOUG BEAN and UCLA. a perennial football power. Smith, who is tied for second nationally stingy In holding Northwestern to 189 hlva good vthlclt. low. City 10 PERSONALS KllOna, lOw. Olty to OXford, Eta, Sport. Editor Purdue. which is coming off a suc- in receiving. total yards, which ranks them ninth In PERSONALS appro~lmallfy IIdl routt profhl "0 KITCHEN pr.para\l~ cessful Big Ten start over Wisconsin The oddsmakers call it close, but the nation In total defense. Sunday. 337-2288, Mr. Olllllplt. 8-1. prelerred. Some exPI The tasks for some Big Ten teams last weekend, ventures to Los Angeles most give a sllght advantage to the .TOIIAGI-ITOIlAG. ... tht TOULOUSE-LAUTREC Good hOur •. Call Dan, seems relatively easy this weekend. to playa young team hungry for a vic- Boilermakers on the strength of Mln l- warahoUH unltl - all Ilzal. PAINTINGS at Tht Art InltlM, ot "'OQUMM.III 0-3 yll" u· THE WILDCATS will be trying to Monthly rltel U low u t18 per ChlC.go l Octobtr 24. DttcIIIM tar perltnee COIlOL, RPG Tul .. OK. But for others, things could just turn tory. Herrmann, who was 20-0f-26 against COOK for prol ..IIOli rebound from the loss at Michigan wi th month. UStore All, dl.I337-35Oe. 10- -.,1l0iii ...... , .. 11. 0 •• C.II Bryanf Bur.. u 3M-88S3. 8-14 Itudents. tunch and c out to be a nightmare. The Bruins were the victims of a Wisconsin with four touchdowns a victory over Wyoming at home Satur 24 353-5S06 .t th' Cenl. for Con FrldlY. 351-4367 Dav, None of the games would appear to ftrenc .. and Inltilut .., for more in CLiRK to aNlII bUlln ... min. tosses. day. In other non-conference action, In r'tirement complu. Bookle.plng be walk-overs but some of the Big CASH paid for uaed booka. Calilhe formation or /0 makt your r... VII Bit T.... blndlng. Michigan State, which keeps rolling up tlon. F.. of S30 cova" tranlporta axperlence htlpful but nOi required. URN e;Cellent pay Ten's non-conferenct!' opponents are Haunted Bookahop. 337-2996. 9-28 Indiana 1 0 1 0 INDEPENDENT Notre Dame poses the offense, will host Oregon, llIinois lion, lacture and lpaclll aher-hourl HaI'-IIme houra flexlblt. 30 f-172O lor tacMlClan Full or par waiting for the chance to beat up on the a problem for any conference and this tour of the exhibit. LHvl Iowa City .. Intervl.w/appolntmant. Oak noll f317 or 336-6423 for' Mic higan 1 0 1 0 will tackle Big Eight powerhouse Mis WANTED: Several tickets to lowa 8a.m. snd be back by midnight. 9-17 Attlrernent R.IGtnCe. 9-11 Information. teams from the prestigious league. Michigan SI. 1 0 1 0 Saturday the Irish will be giving souri without starting quarterback For Instance, take .Iowa at Purdue 1 0 1 0 ISU game. Calt Randy, 354-9282.9-20 ITUDENT Alaoc:laHonl neadl two Michigan's Bo Schembecher Rich Weiss , Wisconsin battles Air IIG .UCK. Iwalt you at IUIIGER KINO In C Oklahoma. The Big Eight schools love Mlnneaota 00 1 0 headaches. lliork-.tvdy I8Orelarl .. to work 10-20 hiring lull or part-ti' Ohio SI. o 0 1 0 Force and Indiana takes on Vanderbilt IAlU'IIAG. for aelllng your booka hour. per week. Good typing r.. to beat up on the Big Ten foes and poor CERTIFIED mallage lherapl.t .nd record •. Espac:lally .... Ing jazz rUlh employees. St illinois o 1 o 1 Notre Dame travels to Ann Arbor for after pulling out a 3~26 come-from providing proftulontt full-bod y qui red. Houri era vary nul bit. ea. Iowa has to travel into Sooner country nd cla .. lca l recordl, and art, 353-5451 and uk 'or Jody. 8-11 get mesl. free . Nigh' Iowa o 1 o 1 its season opener with running back behind win at Iowa last week . Inon-sexual) mallage. Master'l Ivallabl •.. Please ap~ Northwestern o 1 1 poetry. "'Iglon, philosophy bookl. this weekend to face the nation's No.3 o Vegas Ferguson and quarterback degree and nine years experience In 215 North Unn, I f:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. WANT.D: Penon Int" ..tld In 0811354-5327. team. It won't be an easy task for Wisconsin o 1 o 1 health care. A.M.T.A. member. 351- Monday through Saturd.y; allO Mon Rusty Lisch In a regionally televised MINNESOTA AND Ohio State had 8490. 9-27 beComing I manag ... for tha Un I....,. Hayden Fry and his newly-found of dlyand Thurwday nlghll 'til 8:00 p.m. Illy or rowa man I traCK t,lm. n IJt game. The J rish a re coming off a 9-3 the first week off in league play, but 337-855&. 9-21 fense. second half comeback in thei r season ItrHttd, c:onfact coach Ted Wh .."r . season in 1978. the two "lii! get their first Big Ten test PlYCHtC ""unement. Individual or 353-86"" 8-11 PLAY FOI The Sooners just don't lose to opening 24-16 loss to Houston . UCLA is What could be m, Meanwhile, the Wolverines looked Saturday when the Buckeyes and Earle group .e.slons. The CI ..rlng. 337- UNITID 'is fare COUponl. $80. 338- anyone, well, hardly anyone, and the led by senior quarterback Rick awesome in pounding Northwestern by Bruce Invade Minnesota . 5405. 9-27 1636. eo14 IIOLOQICAL LAB TlCHNICllN Iban working with ' Hawkeyes wi1\ have a tough time deal Bayshore on offense and All-American a 49-7 count in its season premier. The Prefer pre-profa ..lonll Itud.nl wI\Ii Boleo Chlidcare ing with the likes of Heisman Trophy safety Kenny Easley on defense. HEALTH alternatlv ... The Claarlng. IOWA CITY J.y C,,'I Cnarlty "" & chemillry and biology background. Wolverines racked up 347 yards Ohio State, behind the passing and 331-5405. i-27 Crllt Show. S.pt.mber IS, It but nol required. Will traln $3.56- looking for winner Billy Sims and a host of talen Easley will have his work cut out for rushing and added 140 through the air running of sophomore quarterback Art ea.tdall Mill. Iowa City. Nead tIt ,,/hour dapendlng on txperltl1C4. Starting pay ted players. But Iowa hopes to shake him in stopping the potent Purdue to place them third nationally In total Schlichter, breezed past Syracuse 31-8 nlbltor •. For Information, clll Howard Mull bt work-Itudy qUlllfled. CI. and arrange to be HYPNO'" for weight reduction, '~aughn . 3S1-tB01 . 9-14 Dr. Whlt ..ker . 338-0581 . ext. off a bad second half in last week's loss passing attack led by junior quarter offense and fourth in rushing offense. in its opener while Minnesota had a smoking, Improving memory. Self hyp·· 507/508. 8·24 interview. Tt's the to Indiana and put four good quarters back Mark Herrmann . After last Freshman Anthony Carter caught a noall. Michael Six, 351-4845. Flexlblt 'lVANTlD, Four IIck .. 1 for the Iowa town ! tough time in beating Mid American hOUri. i-26 together. If they don't, look out. week 's effort, Herrmann leads the na touchdown pass and returned a punt 78 Conference foe Ohio University at "IIbrlllka game. Pleu. call3SI- 'HARMACY T.ehnlclan /I . 1m. tion in passing and is fourth in total of yards for another score. home, 24-10. Both teams are looking to :15" 9-14 medl.1t lull-timt opening. In Unilltr THEN THERE'S the Pac-IO league fense . His primary target is Ray IIRTHRIGHT 331-"" .Ity HOlpltal'l Pharmacy Dtpart. Michlgan:s defense proved to be go 1~ in conference play. Pregnsncy Tell PlNI ART. COUNCIL- need • . ment Dey, tvtr'llno. Ind r01lll"l/ ConfidenUal Help student membership. Interaal*l peo .hlft. aVlliable. Rtelulr .. two )'Nra 10-5 ple welcome to attand. TUNdlY. 7 e.pat/tnct u hospital ph.rmacy p.m., Lucas Room, lowl Memorlll tachnlClan or In a position