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I I oil owan eY I Servin/! the University of lou a (Ina thp, People of Iowa Citll rigade at the 1.'.... U.h.d In 1868 .ow.. City, .owa S2240-Yh."day, March 18, '9'1 .0 ...... Copy . Col. Anthony cPherson, Ga., I ) he has signed ges of derelic· More Students Inst two fellow Angela's Judge ers whom he ~erlng up In. May Be Charged ler and torture 1 vilians. was contacted In DIA Incident Disqualifies Self the Calley de· I Two more University of Iowa students itself as salls. SA RAFEAL, Calif. I~ - Angela 1agee said, " I object. Any further urance that KJ. may be charged with violating univer· Davis' effort to win di mJ al or at least proceedings by this judge at this 11m, d was not n. sity rules in connection with a Decem­ go lree on bail on charges of murder, would be a violation o[ my rights." ntlal witness In ber sit·in at the Placement Office by kidnaping and conspiracy wa stalled "\ will refuse to act any further In this of them. students prolesti ng recruitment by the indefinitely Wedne day when the judge matter," the judge ruled, adjourning mation COD. hearing the woman's case disqualified court indefinitely. Defense Intelligence Agency. rs over I perl. himself, postponing the case indefinitely. ~cMurray , 26 , was a Igned from Monday afler. Howard Sokol, assistant to the pro· Davis, 27·year-old former UCLA phil· spar ely populated Ioyo County in south­ vost, told the Daily Iowan Wednesday osophy in tructor and avowed Commun­ ea tern California after all 1arln C0un­ that " no more than two students" may i I, i charg d along with Ruchell Ma· ty judge had disqualified themselves b& be charged with violating the Regents' ee, 31, in the ~fartin Courthouse es­ cause of friendship for Superior Court Rules of Uniform Conduct for allegedly cape attempt which took four lives la t Judge Harold J. Haley, k.illed in the rls 3bstructing th~ entrance to the office. Aug. 7. August break_ Two black convicts and University hearing officer Theodore lagee , chained to a chair bolted to an accomplice also were killed. iagee Garfield last week recommended pun· the floor becau e he disrupted prevlou him elf was wounded eriou Iy. ishments ranging from probation to im· hearing , demanded that Superior Court The California Judicial Couneil now mediate suspension for 11 persons John P. McMurray disqualify himself Yo ill have to find a new judge to tart ger "for cause" al\ over charged earlier In connection with the After a long reee 's and consultation same Incident. Attorney Moor. Slid he InlendN Ie With attorneys (or al\ parlie ,Judge fc· a1 standards ft1! Sokol said the additional students Murray declared , ' I'm gomg to allow file motions within 72 hours witn the fabrics, wbicb St.t. Dlltrict Court of Appe.l ••nd pes. were not charged earlier because "we Mr. lagee' affidavit for cau. It dis· thes, are based sibly the Stlte Supreme Court Ind fed· didn't get the names until recently and It'. Frid.y in the Gulf of Tonkin, .nd tnl. AmerIcan crewman pushes .cross .... qualifies me 10 act further in this case." banning articles e,.1 CCM.II'II te try te "I ball for D.vll. there wasn't any finding from Judge deck of the U.S. carrier KiHy Hawk I Clrt of 5OO-pound bombs destined to r.ln tift How.rd Moore Jr., chltf cCM.In ..1 for e ill less than Garfield until recently." Weatherman Llos. U.S. iels from tne wlrship hive been clrrying oul bombing minions tnrough­ DlYis, IJked tne judge fe Anslcler her Moore in bted there was "no split at Names of the students Involved may out the Llos invuion. - AP Wlrephote petition for b.lI. all" between tbe defendants, although be released early next week if the ad­ Magee had tailed her ball hearing and ;~hreat 1 ministration decides to charge them, ac­ at Tuesday's ses ion bad shouted sarca . cording to Sokol. He said the hearing tically to her, "You're a real friend' " Ith Cold may not take place for about three Magee is under indictment charged with actually killing Judge Haley and r.s (!II - Cat weeks because of a 10-day advance no­ tice for the defendants required by uni· Small Crowd for Candidate Talks also joinUy under Indictment with Davl , robabiJity of ser· lowl IppeirM versity regulations. who is accu d of ma termlnding th By LEONA DURHAM complished by the election of the four important task lacing the president was running mate - had been involved in a cape plot and furnlshin the four guns ewhat TuesdaJ D.ily Iowan Editor of them. Larson saId that they would be that of giving senators sometbing to do. slum housing rental deal. ratures domll- that were used . Squabbling and bickering among them· able 10 spread themselves oul over the "You have to have people who are going Randy St phen n responded to the Magee 's handwritten petillon to Judge selves like a group o( old political backs, campus In a way one president could to do thing ," he said. and added that question by saying that he and PoliUs McMurray gave no actual "CIU. e" lor the National Four Enter not. senators had to have direction from the had predicteQ candidates for student body president had been hired to fix th place up.nd dJ qualification, but the Judge's accept. and vice president met Wednesday Steve Miller, on the olher hand, sug­ president. rent them . He said that Ihey did not ane ol it "for cau!le" left the pril ner ~cord levels It The last, and potentially most interest· IAts prior to tbt Innocent Pleas night in the Carnival Room of Burge gested that an "opinion bureau" be es­ want to rent the rooms to tudents but with a peremptory challen of any new Hall to discuss their platforms. tablished to sound out students. "\ per· ing question o( the evening was from ralher had hoped to rent them to work· judge, one of his court·appOinted law­ ay. '!be colder Larson to Vance and dealt with allega. xpected to con­ The "rally," attended by about 50 sonally don 't intend to say what stu­ ing people. y~rs pointed oul. esday and the In ROTC Protest students was called a "success" by at dents want," he said. tions that Politis - Vance's still absent Stephenson claimed the situation There was no immediate explanation least one candidate, Pat O'Bryan, The question of academic reform was "wa n't our fault" and aid they (he and of what "cause" was involved . The law­ perience only a Innocent pleas were given by four trend Wednes- Apathetic Student Party. "I would like debated at some length by the candid· * * PolitisJ didn 't et po'lJicy. yer, Robert Carrow, aid : "Mr. Mage. persons charged in connection with the to thank aU the students who didn 't ates. Dave Miller pointed out to the * PolJti arrived in the middle of Steph· Is perhaps one of the mo t qualified March 4 demonstration against ROTC. service Monday bother to attend today's political rally," audience that seven alternatives to the Miller-Olson Ticket enson's explanation but did not addre nonlicensed attorney practiCing In San The pleas were entered in Police Court O'Bryan said. " It shows our movement grading system will be on the ballot to· himself to the que ·lion. Quentin." for flood crest.! Tuesday evening. May Have Overspent; ' ree feet above has strength." O'Bryan said bis pre­ day and he proposed a committee-like Instead Yepson interrupted tephen. Befort McMurr.y bowed oul. M.... most rivers, nol Trials for Konnie R. Kindle, N3 , Gary sence at the rally should not reflecl on association to deal with the problem. Baker Files Charges son , saymg, "This whole night has been .Iso hid given him • copy of • ",w "'. oos damage. A. Nelson, AS , and Elaine Johnson of his party and , declaring a victory, he A member of the audience who ident­ a farce, " and accu~ed the candidate. of Illion to tIM U.S. District Court In Sin Iowa City have been set for March 26. left before the debate began . ified himself only as JAB. asked each Financial statements issued Wednes­ quibbling. He added that he supported Fr.nclsco to like over tne entire c... Kindle and Nelson have been charged Topics covered by the candidates of the candidates where they stood on day indicate that at least one presiden­ Politis. The federal court previously had re· with assault and baft~y and Johnson ranged from daycare to the Peoples thtl Peoples Peace Treuty. Mike Vane' tial canu1date has overspent the cam­ The ev nlng c10s d with Ye pson saying jected a 'Imllar petillon, but thl one has been charged with obstructing an Peace Treaty. said that his running mate, Ted Politis, paign spending limits imposed by Stu· to Ihe Collective "r compliment you guys covered both him elf and Oa\'I , Thi officer. All the candidates agreed that one of who failed to arrive at the meeting until dent Scnate, and preliminary protest on a new idea. Bul what the hell , most raised a legation whether It wa new Another defendant, John Johnson, B4, the primary objectives of the president adjournment time, voted against the ha been todged as a result. tudents could give a shit." bu ine . has been scheduled to appear for a should be to inform the student body treaty when it came before senate.

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