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Friday, December 19.1980 More .trouble in selection • cOlCh , of Cabinet
~Y United Pre .. International Criticized for a slow cabinet selec , . tion process, Presldent-elect Ronald Reagan ran into more trouble thurs day. Phillip Sanchez, 1't!portedly the choice for housinl secretary, said he was not interested. and environmen talists expressed almost universal op position to the idea of James Watt as interior secretary. Sanchez, 51. director of the Office of Equal Opportunity during the Nixon administration. said Thursday night. " I have asked that my name be removed from any consideration for : , any government post." A Mexican-American, Sanchez would have been the first Hispanic in. the PhHllp Sinchez: Cabinet and Reagan's first Cabinet ap "II would be Impoulble for me to go pointment of a minority group mem back Into government It this time." ber. is paying off his debt to the political r "THERE HAS been widespread right wing with the environmental speculation ... concerning my being issue." asked to join the Reagan administra· "What particularly concerns us is his tion as secretary of housing and urban demonstrated lack of flexibility." Rudolph? development or other posts." Sanchez Miller said. "He's an ideologue. We No, thII 1,"'1 Rudolph. It'l In ImpOiter - thl Ihy Ind lluein OcIocolleua MlICbrlde Mlmmll Hili, IMfIII full 01 holiday 'Plrl". But who knowl? The said . didn 't really expect Reagan to nominate a dil!-'hard environmentalist. I ;' Ylrglnlanue (whH.talled deer). Thle colorful cherllCter, who ,..... In the r.. 1 Rudolph mlY be cioMr then you think. " In order to avoid misun derstandings and to make the record but something like this has taken us clear to the president-elect and his completely by surprise." team. I feel it necessary. because of my present financial and business con ED ROTHSCHILD of the consumer Liquor prices to increase Feb. siderations. to state that it would be group Energy Action said, " The -1 historical role of the secretary is a Impossible for me to go back into government at this time." trustee of the nation's natural Iy MIft( Noblin gross profit - the difference between a commission director. told the panel Gordon said the earlier proposed in Sanchez. a management consultant resources on behalf of all Americans. United I>ress Internalldnal bottle's wholesale cost and the 1't!tall Ray's acUon will re4uce the liQuor ac crease was "ill-advlsed and exorbi from Fresno. calif.. w/lo represents both present and future, so that pr ce - from 38:2 percent to 39.8 J>e r. count's operating capital to the extent tant ," but the commission was left Latin American businesses, said he resources may be useq in most DES MOIN ES - The Iowa Beer and cent. !.hat there will not be sufficient funds to with little choice in approving the beneficial manner. That means to buy inventory for the peak holiday made his decision after speaking to the Liquor Commission voted unanimously Although the commission raised scaled down increase. conflict of interest counselor on the balance all of the demands and all of Thursday to raise retail liquor prices prices, it did not respond to Ray's re season. Other commission members noted the interests that come into play with quest that more liquor revenues be Gallagher said Ray's pleas for an ad Reagan transition team in Washington. eCfective Feb. 1 as a result oC budget· the worsening economic condition of Sanchez also served as ambassador respect to those resources." pumped into the state general fund . itional 3 percent mark-up in liquor cutting by Gov. Robert Ray. the state since the last proposed in to Honduras under Richard Nixon and John McComb . director of the Sierra The price increases mean consumers The price hike will only replace $3 prices, which the governor said would crease was turned down in October. Club 's Washington lobbyingolfice. said million moved from the liquor account net from $750 .000 to $1 million. was not ambassador to Colombia under Gerald wlU pay about 10 cents more Cor each "IT WOULD seem that the state's in Ford . his organization has not completely $5 bottle of liquor, said commission to the general fund as part of Ray's part of the new increase. a different position than it was in Oc outlined Its position on Watt but is member Bennett Gordon of Des plan to make up for a projected $46.1 Earlier this year, the commislon re tober." said commission member An "clearly disturbed about his nomina million budget deficit. jected Ray's recommendation that the drea Van Beek of Orange City. "It's WATT, 42, is president and chief Moines. legal officer of the Mountain States tion." liquor mark-up be raised 8 percent. See Liquor. page 6 The commission voted to raise its ROLLAND GALLAGHER. liquor Legal Foundation in Denver. a non profit group that has often battled In REAGAN MEANWHILE met at his terior Department decisions in the Pacific Palisades home with two prime courts. prospects for agriculture secretary: il "We feel the appointment is a dis· linois state agriculture director John aster," said Charlie Miller , a Block and Richard Lyng. head of the spokesman for the Wilderness Society. American Meat Institute. Lines, no matter how you travel "It seems that President-elect Realtan See R.. gan. page 6
lyJIm Fllnlburg The Cedar Rapids Municipal Air travelers to "get your tickets now "no-shows" - passengers who do Staff Writer port reports thai its flights are and buy them as soon as you can to not pick up their reserved tickets. The exodus of UI students - nearly booked through Christmas. avoid the long lines at the ticket Gilbert said seats are still available most of them headed home for a "We are looking forward to a very counters at the airport." but that passengers without reserva · . UI play selec~ed month-long Christmas vacation - busy holiday period." said Charlie Harold Gilbert, resident manager tions may not get the flight they begins today. and if you still haven't Gagliano, United Airlines city for Ozark Airlines, said the number want. lotten around to buying a bus or air· manager. Although . some seats are of airline reservations has been large. Mississippi Valley Airlines has for regional festival line ticket. you better let ready to still available on United , "the week seats available on its morning flights wait in line, of Christmas is the busiest." he said. " If the person hasn't made reser By Juclth Oreen each spring at the Kennedy Center in vations by now. they may not get to Chicago. although its afternoon There are still a few plane. bus and flights are full . according to Fran Arts/Entertainment Editor Washington. D.C.• and Billy the Kid l train seats avallable, and you would GAGLIANO said lines at the ticket them," he said. was named Best Original Script of its be wise let your ticket now - Gilbert suggested that a person Gough. supervisor of the Cedar to counters are long and warned that it Rapids MVA office. The UI winning streak in theater con year. before the lines get any lonler. area will get worse as Dec. 25 ap without a reservation get on a tinues. transportation officials say. proaches. Gagliano advised waiting list to take the seats of the See Tr.neport.tlon. page 6 For the third year in a row, the UI ACTF officials also announced two ., entry in the American College Theater nominations for the Irene Ryan acting Festival has been selected for perfor award : graduate student Sindri Ander mance at the regional festival. The son for her portrayal of the invalid, HOUle Across the Street by Darrah grandmother in The House Across tbe Cloud . an original script developed in Street. and senior Scott Smith. who , ~ Gas plentiful, but prices to soar the Iowa Playwrights Workshop. wiU played Orrin in Deborah Pryor's compete with three other plays from 8urrbead. an associate entry (judged BETTENDORF. Iowa (UPI ) - spokesman Dan McCarthy said . its survey and found an average "A year ago. full·service regular coUeges and universities in ACTF solely on script quality rather than Motorists will pay an extra 10 to 20 "We're seeing a gradual rise after price of $1.1l. It was the lowest price was goinl for $1.06 and unleaded was Region V. production values) in the festival. The < cents a gallon for fuel during their a few montbs of declines. The in the survey. which was topped by $1.10. Self-service regular was $1.02 This marks the sixth time within a UI's Julie Glander Kramer won one of I Chrlstmls and New Year trips. prospects after the latest OPEC $1.30 a gallon for full-service and self·servlce unleaded was decade that the U1 's ACTF entry haa the two Irene Ryan awards for her per but they will not have trouble flndlnl meeting are that we 'U be seeinl premium. $1.07." he said. been selected to 10 to regionals. Two of formance last year in DiltllII. Spirits. an open service station. the AAA more Increases." McCarthy said the survey In McCarthy said the motor club the plays - Marat/Sade in 1971-72 and The officials also awarded a cer Most IIrades of fuel showed in· , Motor Club of Iowa says. dicated that many stations will be decided to add self-service diesel to The Gil" MeDilerle in 1976-77 - were tificate of merit to Jean Johnston for The motor club. which issued Its creases of one cent a gaUon or less open durinl the holidays. Its price survey because of the grow· revivals , while Brendan Ward 's the sound design of Burrbead . , monthly fuel report Thursday. Slid since Thanksgiving. But full-service .. As far as hours. I don't think 1111 number of diesel cars and the prices rocketed 4.7 cents a ga lion to DaDcen (l97fl-76) . Lee Blessing's The A benefit performance of The Houe. N prices have lone up sharply since there's going to be any problems. number of new outlets for the fuel. Autlleatlc Ufe 01 Billy lbe Kid (1978- $1.17 a lallon. Across the Street ia planned early nellt; last Christmas and prices are the either Christmas or New year· .... he 79) and Dean-Michael Dolan 's semester. before the productlori· highest II) three or four months . said. "MOST OF the outlets FOR THE first time. the motor Diatlma, SpIrIts (1979.al) have been travels to regionals. The Region v. : "This month ', prices are the Fuel prices have taken larle lains traditionally were truck stops and VI club included self·service diesel in original scripts by playwrilhts. competition will be held Jan. 28-Feb, ~ : hllhest since September." club since lalt Christmas, McCarthy said. were fu U aervlce." he said. The last two were chosen for perfor at Kansas State University In . mance at the national festival. held Manhattan, . '------'~I Shoppers more selective as economy lags
Iy Ann M1ttmIn up 1.6 percent In November. Accordlnl spending more time \ookllll and dis Downtown Association merchants season .tarted. 8trlkera..,lrltl wither SIItI 'firll., to Williamson. "Statistics show that cusalllI merchandise with salespeople erected a 2S-foot OIrl.tmas tree and , college toWlll are ol'eCeIIlon proof." a before buy in,. " are providing free movies and "People are more particular," he Id Even thoup It', Chrl.tm .. time, ded, .. They are spendln, more time the men on the picket line ,t Christmas shoppers are more price trend that may lift Yuletide spirits and Christmas Itockinlll stuffed with W.yne Feed Inc, In Cor.lvUle conscioul and selective this year, sales for area merchants. BECAUSE of discretionary buying candy to aUract ahoppel"l. sboppilll·" have left Christmas frivolity largely due to the current economic "The recession haa not hit Iowa City "quite a few of the 1lo1't!1 are havllll "If we hid anow it would put people pr«:brlstmll apeclal.," she added. Tom Wegman, owner of Thin .. " behind ...... " .... "., ...... "" .. ".pale 2 situation , accordlnl to area verymuch."heaald. "Theoolyplacea In the mood. but It mllht Ilso keep pe0- Things" Thlnls. said people are shop merchants. it·s real\y hlttinl are the areu with "You would not lee this kind of thlnl ple away," said Bud Sueppel, president plnl "a lot more carefully. An awful WMther But S.muel Wl11lam80n. an VI high unemployment.'· before Christmas normally, but of the Downtown Association. lot of people are JUlt Iookilll." ..soclate professor of economlca. Emilie Rubrllbt. promotion director retaUers need to detect the trend and MotUr clear and vtry cold today ..Id : "I don't He any broad economic for the Sycamore MIll Merchlnta live the cUitomeri what they want. .. ALTHOUGH the lack of snow may Cbriitmaa ..Ie. Ialt y.r at Thinl' with hIPs In the low teena, Low, evidence that WI Chrl.tmal ah()u)d be AlIOClation. said: "Thlnp are goIn, Sally Grenz. the owner of Top have dampened the festive spirit of were " percent of the .tore'a total from ..to 10 5. Have a happy any different than .ny other." very well for Merchlnla. But they are Drawer In Iowa City. said her lales lOme I/Ioppel"l, Sueppel ..Id ..lei at sala. but so lar thli year'. ChrIatma. holiday. See you J,n. 18, Earlier lbl. month the Cornrnerce aWlre that people are Ihoppln,around "are runnlRl a tiny bit ahead. but not 1111 fiower shop have lacreued 30 per ..lei .tand at III percent of totalla., Department reported retail ..lee .... beca_ of die J'ICIIIIiOll . ..,.... an whit I upeded," CIIIt since the OIrillmu Ihoppln, Weiman laid. 1 J Friday, December 19, 1980 -Iowa City, Iowa 2' Briefly Christmas spirit sl9wly evaporates EI Salvador guerrilla for striking feed ·company workers ., IoIplo ThomM The two-week-old strike began after ef The Coralvllie plant Is now being kllli U.S. mercenary Stiff Writer forts to renegotiate a contract that expired operated by Its management, four em· Dec. 1 stalled. The next negotiating session ployees on probation and two others who SAN SALVADOR, EI Salvador (UPI) - Thirteen union workers at Wayne Feed is set for Dec. 29. refused to loin the union, according to one Presumed leftist lUerrlllas shot and kllled a Inc . In Coralvllle will probably spend this Union representative Gary Webster said striker. Workers on probation cannot Join U.S. mercenary who worked for EI Salvador's holiday season on a picket line . the employees are asking for comprehen the union, he said. dreaded National Police. The employees, members of Teamsters sive health Insurance and a 9O-cent across DARYL NATZ, public relations A top National Pollee officer said Thomas Local 238, are striking for Increased health the-board pay increase. Allied Mill Inc., the director for Allied Mills , said: "We're far Bracken, 46, a Pasadena, Calif., native who benefits and a pay raise. The sad thing Is parent company of Wayne Feed, recently apart on salary.The health benefits are part lived In Las Vegas, Nev., was shot In the head that even though It Is Christmas time , the awarded employees of a Mason City mm a of the tota I proposal. " and chest Wednesday In northwestern San men on the picket line have, for the most SO- to 70-cent pay raise, but the Coralville Natz said Allied and the union "are trying Salvador under "accidental circumstances." part, left Christmas frivolity behind them . workers were offered only 50 cents, ac to start negotiations again. We don 't have The o(flclal said Bracken was hired In "I'm more concerned about where the cording to a worker who asked not to be any idea at this pdtnt how long U's going to January to leach arrest and Investigation food will be coming from and how I'i1 pay identified. "Gee," the worker said, "we'd take to settle this." methods to the National POlice, a force often the bUls ," said one worker who asked to take what they (the Mason City mill em But workers say it Is unlikely a settle accused of torturing and kllliDg sympathirers ·only be identified as Mike. "Money may ployees ) got If it was offered to us." ment will be reached before Christmas. of leftist guerrillas battling to topple the stop, but bllls don't." ON THE picket line, everyone has a Mike said he has considered getting IIM,thp,r' government. different story on what the union wants, job, but "this time of year, it's like Bracken was the fifth American killed In the "IT'S KIND OF a bad time to be out," Mike and Gene said. But the story Mike Ing to find something. And If they bloody spiral of ambushes and assassinations said another worker, Gene. " Ours says isn 't different is that the striking you're on strike, they won't even hire you ." by MarxLst-oriented guerrilla., rightist dea th (Christmas celebration) wm be zero. " workers are hurtinll. Mike and Gene said Gene said he will probably stick with the squads and government troops that hal Gene, 59, has a wife and a 17-year-old they are even considering seJllng some per strike until a contract Is negotiatled . claimed 9,000 lives since Jan. 1. daughter who are not taking the strike " too sonal possessions to get their families "I suppose at my age I'll have to ride it A U.S. State Department spokesman said 1(OOd ." through the strike. And both men agree out, " he said. "I'm too old to look for Mike, 25, said since his child is only seven Bracken "is nota U.S. govemmentemployee:' they are reaching their financial limit. anything else.II months old and not aware of Christmas, he "We can't go on for more than two or The two men said they hope the strike doesn't have to deal with her disappoint three more weeks," Gene said. will be over by New Year's Day. When Some hunger Itrlkel ment. But Mike said his wife is "real bitter "We've just about used up all of our asked what he will do if it is not , Mike about the whole situation. " answered, "Good question." are over In Belfalt resources." Mike added . BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPl) - Seven Irish Republican Army guerrlllas who began a City Council to decide Daily Iowan hunger strike 53 days ago at Maze Prison In Northern Ireland called off their fast Thursday night with one of them apparently close to Classified death. on union negotiations The seven UtA inmates at the prison in Long meeting, he said. The 10 day period is Kesh bega n the fast "to the dea th II Oct. 27, .,L,..MuU. demanding to be treated as political prisoners Staff Wrller counted in calendar days, which would mean another session would have to be Instead of common criminals. B~RG!F. It was not immediately clear if the 33 other The Iowa City Council will decide held before Christmas, he said. prisoners, including three woman, who joined Monday whether the city wants to take PA:'AC! SKI SHOP the fast had called off their protest. contract negotiations with city police "TYPICALLY, AT the end of the 10 Into fact-finding - the last procedural days, if a contract has not been arrived The Now open 7 days a week till Christmas The strike ended just hours after one of the .tmoepMr. prisoners, Sean McKenna . received the last step before binding arbitration - or if at , they would be moving into the nelt Sundays 1 PM til 4 PM r another attempt at mediation wi1l be stage of the impasse procedure, which h.1p Homeot " rights of the Catholic Church and was moved c.n' Known by the Company WI KMP; from the jail to a military hospital, indicating made . would be fact-finding ," An4erson said. but bring NORDICA, RoHe-Skl Lev s-Gerry-Lldo he was near death. The council ~~ updated on the "Arbitration is the final step and in ••mll. LANGE, status of negotl with the police Iowa, it's binding, flnal-<>ffer arbitra Alpine Deslgn- Demetrl-Smlley SCOTT union in an executive session Monday tion." 121 Iowa Avenue -Just 10 nlm. a lew BOOTS 'IJ during the council's regular informal When contract negotiations opened Alpine Ski Plcklg.. Skis by Miller says Chryller meeting, according to Dale Hellinll, Sept. 30, the Iowa City Patrolmen's , Fealurlng RossignOl-Head-Atomic $15000 • ROIIIgnaI Assistant Iowa City Mana~er . ASSOCiation asked the city for a 10 per Inc!udel Binding. Ind Poles trom I • Head is making 'progresl' The last mediation session between cent raise for next year, and presented / • Hexcel , , WASHINGTON (UPI) - Treasury the city and the police union was held a list of "health and safety issues ," Cro.. Country Packag .. Secretary G. William Miller said Thursday the Monday night. Mediator Duane Ander which the union wanted the city to ad Includes WI)(Iett Ikil-Boot.-Blndings-Pal.. dress On Oct. 14 the city replied by of Chrysler Corp. is making "progress" toward son of Iowa City declined to comment 00 developing a pl.!!n to stay afloat, but the on whether the two sides made fering no salary increase and the dele trom $11 0 government is not yet ready to decide whether progre s during the session. tion of many amendments in the ex I, to extend more aid. "The mediation process under isting police contract. Miller presided at a meeting of the govern statute provides for a 10 day media "This is the year for you to do ment's Chrysler Loan Guarantee Board, which tion period," Anderson said Thursday, something for us," Steven Rynecki , the ~' "and technically they are In the media city's labor negotiator, told the police doles out insta IImenls of loan guarantees Phon. authorized by Congress for the beleaguered No. tion period during that lO-day period union in October. rr~ ,~~~~.~~ 3 automaker. of time." Last year, the contract for police 319·24.2-6652 CLINTON, lOW" 5m2 Miller said the board went over the informa If another mediation session were to went to arbi tration and the police were tion it has received so far about the $1 billion be held , the meeting would have to take awarded a 1 'Pf:rcerItpaJ illCreasl!'. cost-cutting plan announced Wednesday by the place within 10 days of Monday 's cit had offer~ 12 percent. I company. This plan includes a wage freeze , proposed Money, vault n... IUlh11 \\ .1\ ....111" ' 1[.1111 1.1I~"ljt. \"h""'lfl.l~ln..:1I !"iNti deferred payment of debt to banks, a price .tolen from Immigration , ...h.,) ",,1 .. 1. ItI.J,I,,, ... freeze by suppliers, reduction of the number of II'. ilL., '1'111". ~'1\1 IU".Mh white collar workers and other budget Highlander Lawyer •.. h., 1•• 1"111..,. hUlllan \ ~1 11 111111. I. I I~ III PanasoniC S"nley A. K'tejjlf measures. - At least three men, one h.14ftl,ulI"o ,J);1I1n1 • He "qu,a. Court Bldg 111,!llk hi \ uti of them armed with a 16th & Hqwlrd SI JE-M33U ,. bandgun , robbed the Omaha. Neb,a.ka 61102 ""-'U" YIU • scientmc_. .02·3.6-22&6 - ...... " .. Unltedw.y &-digit LCD pocket Highlander Inn and Sup I'll culator with Sure-Touch key per Club at about 3:30 Member. "slOC"hon 01 Quoted ... Imm,gflhon and ~aI,on.hly board. A pocket-Size calcut.tor a.m. Thursday, Iowa City La.-yell th.t c.n perform 43 scientific and Away to the window police said . Peace Corps he lIew like Chappelle. other functions. Function. In Iowa City Detective clude trigonometric, logarithmic. tore open the shutter, Paul Sueppel said the II~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil and yelled, "What the hetl?" exponenti.' and 'acton.I, II well police have no leads on a. powers and r001l. Steti.tlcal, -Excerpt trom the II .porta .ta" ~m . the identity of the men, Steve's Typewriter Seepage 8. permutation .00 Comb/Mllon, exactly how many there mean value and .tandard devia ( were, what type of vehi &Office Furniture tion calculations. Sur.-Touch cle they were driving and keyboard. Auto power off. Auto whether all the men were 816 5, Gilbert Correction matic Conltant and Rep.at. armed. 351-7929 Independent M.mory. Operat.. 711 Tilt DI., low .. will cor"ct unfelr or InlCC4l"" Sueppel sa id reports Reg,24 ,'orl.. or headl/n ... " I "port I. 'ltrort(/ or mil· on 2 alkiline ma~.1'1111 batt.r I.. dlng, call Ih' DI ., 353-6210. A correction or that S2,OOO was taken are lei (Included), 'M (HI x 2,." (W) e/erllical/on will be pub/lllled In /hI. column. .. way off ." He refused to x4'M' (D) 00 release an actual dollar A~ 'II.; $20 The letter called "Cambu. lor Ollldlll" (D!, - figure, but said that "less See this great Christmas gift ideo and others at Dec. 17). ... Incorrectly Idll'll"1ed It btlng wrlttll'l $2,000" ,. i by Slrllo. Con.llnllnldl. Ind Alln Clrlln. The let· than was taken. let w... rlHen by eonllantlnldl •. The DI regreta One of the robbers ap to ~ thaerror. peared from under the counter, pointed a gun at L-______-' the night clerk , took 1'!!!!!!!!Q!!!jU!8!!!llt!y!S!e!rV!I!ce!!!!!!!!!!!!JL: money from the cash register, tied the clerk up .nd put him In a closet, FRAMING PICTURES Sueppel said. OR PRINTS? IOWA MEMORIAL UNION A janitor was also tied Postscripts up and put In the closet, M,Th 8-8; T,W,F 8-5; Phone 353-;}'::1;}t.1I~~ Sat. 9-5 Sueppel added . Save 30% Frldl, Even" The three men that on custom tr.ml", with !hit let TIlt UI , .. DenoI C'" will hold InlerMllonll were seen during the rob la4k dancing 1\ 7:30 p.m. In Channing HIli In lilt bery were all wearing ski STANDARD UN-FRAMES b_ment olth, Unitarian Church, 10 S. Gilbert 51. maika, Sueppel said. alturdl, Even" A valuables Vlult was 3 ~ x 5 1.50 8 x 104,50 wem.r C""ftIIIlMIIIIftt will be held II 10 I,m, also taken In the robbery, 5 x 7 2.211 11 x 14 ',00 RDDAYOF In Hincher Audllorlum. but Sueppel said "the Announcetnen" HI&blander was keeping .." ckwIng December HERA oller. a Ir .. drop-In problem IOIv1ng nobodY'1 valuables In the ...... ,...... I. group Sundlya II 2 p.m. II 438 S. JOhnton St. vault." c.... , .... Grad. repOri.lor lhe laM ..m •• will be dl .. Irlbuled Irom 8:30 I.m. 10 noon Ind 12:30 p.m. 10 Out of JIU; 4:30 p.m. Jan. 12 tI'Irouoh 18 In Aoom 17, Cllvln uMd I cow HIli. Reportl will 1110 be dtelrlbllted Jln. 12 'hrOUOh 15 ItOm 7 p.m, 10 8 p.m. end Jan. 17 from lor bill 1016." S. Gibert Court 351 -8399 8 ' .m. to noon In Room 1-' Jeuup Hili. (UPI) - Edward Eo Following It. lilt Winter Interim houra lOt the UI II M.ln Llbrlry: Andru. out of Jill Dec. 18 7:30 I.m. - e p.m. thanks to I cow. IN DOWNTOWN Ote. 20 7:30 I ,m. - 5 p.m. Andrus was picked up Dec. 21 10 I.m. - 5 p.m. last week on a bench Dec. 22-23 7:30 I.m, - 8 p.m. warr.nt Ind jailed to IOWA CITY Dec. 24 7:30 I.m. - 5 p.m . face prolecutlon on I Dec. 25 CLOSED charle of writing a Dec. 28 7:30 I.m. - 8 p.m, worthlea checlt for fG07 Tuesday December 23 Dec. 27 7:30 I.m. - 5 p,m. In May 1m. Dec. 21 10 I.m. - 5 p.m. He could no\ poet ball Dec. 28·30 7:30 p.m. - 1 p.m. Dec. 31 7:30 I.m. - 5 p.m. .1Id III IetIIIed hopeJeu 7:00 pm in the .ltn, I CLOSED until Polly Fontaine of J,n. 2 7:30 ' .m. - • p,m. Trout Run offered a .ltn. 3 7:30 I ,m. - 5 p.m. whole herd of COWl •• Black Hawk Mini-Park Jan. 4 10 I .m. - 5 p.m. ..curlty for A.ndrus' Jln. 5·8 7:30 I .m. -' 8 p.m. releale. Jln. 10 7:30 I.m. - 5 p.m. Lycomln, County J,n. 11 10 I.m. - 5 p.m. Prolhonotlry Thoma. W. Brass Band Jln. 12·11 7:30 Lm. - 8 p.m. Oempey said Thunday .ltn, 17 7:30 I .m. - II p.m. Jln. II 10 I.m. - • p.m. the Trout Run WIIInIn of· fered to live un or 21 of F~low them around town and to the bars! them ." IOWI Friday, December 19,1980 -Iowa City, Iowa 3 ~--~--~------~~~~~~--~------~ JANUARY SHAPE-UP Tasteful Space shuttle test CONCENTRATED goes 'slick as silk' EXERDANCE 'decoration CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP) - Astronauts ·tonelng, strengthening, I9l1ty Richard Truly and Joe Engle put America's new ·aeroblc conditioning space shuttle, Columbia, through its third "slick as is loaded silk" rehearsal mission of the week Thursday, im ·5 classes $8.75 Jan. 5·9, 6·7 pm proving chances for an Inaugural launch March 14. STIJDIO 27 10601h William The shuttle has been so successful in its computer 644·2093 (toll freel Iowa City with calories run rehearsals that space agency officials are confi dent the nation's first reusable spacecraft can be IN 1"""'_lMnn, I, .,.. the rol1ed out to the launching pad in 10 days for final Scandinavian ~ houM blked.net put tuning. together b, h« moth«, Fren· In a make-believe maneuver. Truly and Engle, the coIIe.1t tlkM11 CUP' 0' lIour.nd back-up pilots for the mission, kept the shuttle going Jewelry 5'1a cup' 0' lUI" to mlk. the until the two solid rocket boosters - which cannot be Jewelry dough tor the comp ....., edible stopped while firing - had burned out and were ejec houN; the decorlliont Include ted two minutes into the flight. Jewelry gumdrope, M a M'I, whole .1· Then the astronauts simulated a complete tur Jewelry mondI. clnn.mon holt .net • naround and headed for the 15.000-foot landing strip lUG- .nd III icing IhIt ,lUll the at the space center. whole Itructure t...... Dick Young, spokes.man for NASA at the Kennedy Jewelry The Deily Iowan/Bill Paxaon Space Center, said the flight rehearsal, which lasted 22 minutes, went "slick R~ silk. " Jewelry i------~ Daum creates 'new· co-ed 'fraternity' I POINSETTIAS I J,ewelry I, Alyeon C. 8erg tion process or selection process. For a $S Special to The Dally Iowan initiation fee and a commitment at the in 49 00 itiation ceremony, anyone can be a member A~::·t:;H:~,Of::::~er fou~er , said, I $2 to $55 I Mix four residence hall assistants, lunch and come to all our activities." "Daum Association is involved in so many I Mistletoe • $1.49 I Jewelry at the Hamburg Inn restaurant and a Tom Rockwell , second semester other things such as community projects, I I JewelyY brainstorm. What do you get? Not an alter president-elect. of IFC, said he is not building activities, Associated Residence III Let FTO say Merry JewelyY native tQ residence hall dining, but Delta against the formation of Delta Beta Pi as a JIalls, et cetera, that it cannot totaIly con- ~ • I Beta Pi. a new co-ed1social "fraternity." social organization, but said if it wanted to centrate on the social aspects that we are Il Chr.istmas to fr-Iends I The 120-member Delta Beta Pi is a new be an "official" fraternity, it should have able to do." I & family' far away. I social ore,anization in Daum Residence been formed under the greek system's Matt Vaughan , first semester Daum I 11 Hall. It boasts the largest "fraternity" rules. Association president, said there have not I ~eJt Il membership at the VI. Its "house" is also been any conflicts between the two Ele .florl' st I the largest physical structure, because all "DELTA BETA PI is welcome to try to organizations. I I ita 460 residents are potential members. join the IFC, but without by-laws, coloniza Tom Samp, Daum head resident, is If 11 ·thth f t I . at' d Il 14 S. Dubuque Downtown: 9 - 5 Mon. - Sal. Il Jerry Sagehorn. one of the founders, said , tion , or without a national charter, they peasI ed WI e ra erna orR.aruz Ion an '10 KI k d A G h & Ga d Ct · 32 1 S Gilben 'd h f I ·t · b f" It th 'd ts I "r woo v. reen ou.. r en en er. I 215 Iowa Ave "Daum has many nonactives living in the probably won't have a chance. It doesn't sal e ee s I IS ene ICla 0 e resl en . II 8 _ 9 dally. 9 _ 5 Sun .. 8 _ 5:30 Sat. 338-7700 IOWA CITY 338·0200 'house ,' but they are always able to join." meet any of our qualifications." Rockwell "It provides the residents with a club-type R 311-1000 I Christmas Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5 atmosphere where they can get together, • __IJI ______~ ______~ '--______--' The Delta Beta Pi "house," neither a said. member of the Interfraternity Council nor Dave Peters, 5102 Daum, questioned the meet others and have fun at parties planned the Women's Panhellenic Association, dif need to start a fraternity in a dormitOry. "I by an organization." fers from most fraternities and sororities always thought that dorms were more for Delta Tau Delta member Mike Manfull beca use It is co-ed . individuals where you weren 't forced to Hom. Of I;' said : "Why did they have to use greek let conform and be part of a group. THDAYOF NORDICA, ters to name their organization? They are "WE ARE COMPOSED of both men and "Besides, Daum Association is a good not a national fraternity . ) don 't think it is LANGE. women. and therefore could not be a organization. They have some really good SCOTT right that they call themselves a frater rightful member of either of these govern things already going on, so we don't need a nity." 800TS ing bodies independently ," Sagehorn said . fraternity," Peters said. Ski, by " ) "It is a different organization than either of Delta Beta Pi was not formed to replace The letters were used to make the those. It is not along the same lines. There Daum Association - the building's social "fraternity" more "official," said John is no governing organiza tion made for cooed and political orRanization - Brown said. VanEschen, the fourth of the founding • HelCCel ,I , fraternities such as ours." " Delta Beta Pi was made to enhance fathers. " It made our secret handshake, Bob Brown, another organizer, said there available opportunites to Daum residents. song, emblem and challenge seem more are other differences. "We have no elimina- It is trying to Rive residents what Daum important. " IN DOWNTOWN Join right in and sing: IOWA CITY .I, 'Messiah' for carolers Wednesday December 24 By Judith OrM" Arts/En tertainment Ed itor
Music ' ('1 I R~m~n'lbel' bOw much 'You used to ol~· . ?:QO qp~ t. b' ( th~6 ' n ',-. r love to sing the aMual Christmas per formance of Handel'S Messiah with or can't borrow a score, a few will be om your high school or college or church available at the door.) The perfor Black Hawk Mini-Park dIoir? You can again, without any of mance of Part I and sections of Parts ? the rehearsals or attendant constraints II and III will be accompanied by a on your lime. chamber orchestra. Downtown Singing The Ch;mber Singers of Iowa City, a Saturday 'S performance is a regular semiprofeSSIOnal mixed choir conduC concert version of the oratorio. Soloists ted by Larry Monson, presents its bian for both concerts are Doris Eckert and Brass Band & Christmas Carols Dual pt!rformance of the ever-popUlar Mary Lackmann , sopranos ; Carol oratorio in two concerts this weekend Christensen , alto ; Robert Eckert, - but with a new t wist. tenor ; and Wayne Neuzil , baritone. Tonight's concert is an "audience David Richardson is the organ con ACROSS ., State • Vexatious 01\ participation" Messiah, in whic~ con tinuo, and the orchestra 's con 31 Item to pin confidently person the donkey cerlgoers are invited to bring alOJ~ certmaster is Don Haines. I Arizona Indian or city It Fairy hiding a 10 Bohem ian 42 Savon their own well-thumbed scores and join Both performances begin at 8 p.m. in I Tree with crock of gold dance 45 Triplets l~~l II Snack-bar in lelected cborulleS. (U you don't own Clapp Hall . . ~~ , quivering II Dry as dust .. These score six drink ( leaves lZ Boy In a casa pIS. ~ 328 S. Clinton 354·7010 ~I 10 She wrote .7 Inscribe U Puduor .. FlntFint UI therapist honored by MDA (/) ('h blOCk south of Burlillilton) u:l I "The 18 Tannish pazutl Family of the Fountain .. Oct. 31, Nov. 18 "-springs Weimar Margaret Campbell, a VI physical 1960-64 , when she became director of ~ COPIES ONLY ~I head" 30, etc. eternal ... 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' ,- \. books ICLI OIIT UNI " " ads are great I II ROTI L , 1008. linn I'AL A ,~ ., I "{ - IOWA MEMORIAL UNION BOOKSTORE 'ITT' 0.1 11011 ~...' sl Friday, December 19. 1980 -Iowa City, Iowa 4 In( The Daily Iowan Friday, December 19,1980 '. . . , fOI ( Financial aid needs Vol.113 No.118 T.1Ie c 1980 Student Publications Inc. Ibnj Quickly acting upon Iowa Gov. Robert Ray's order that the state Vlewpomts , clelllj budget be cut 1 percent across-the-board by Jan . I, the Board of '!btll Regents decided to raise tuition for the Ul summer session. In ~~ creases ranging from 13.1 to 83 percent, which the regents had p"clle planned for the 1981 fall semester, now will be the burden of sum thel'ffo , J on~e l mer students, too. Reflectioos UI Because the action was taken so swiftly - Ray's announcement ,overnl Monday was followed by regents action Wednesday - the question on Reagan Senale of addi1ional student financial aid was not adequately addressed. memol This is already a sore issue for students. When the board for movie mally approved tuition increases in October, I student government and baseball · , Here Seer. repre entatives asked that financial aid also be raised . The Ibelml regents will ask the Iowa Legislature for an additional $561,000 in economics star o. UI student financial aid for each year of the 1981-83 biennium, but Colltl this is small consolation to many UI stUdents who are also struggl The paSl lour years have not been send ,1 ing with the rising costs of housing and food . Some students can af easy for me . Try as I might, I could enemlf never really gel mad 'at Jimmy Carler. f ,! ford an education only If they receive financial aid. Oh , there were times when I got upset, Dave Arens, president of the UI Collegiate AssQCiations Council, or disgusted, or dismayed, or even has requested that the regents consider channeling money from rather cross. Bultry as I might, I could mandatory student fees - which will increase along with tuition never work up a good wal\-pounding, • I to financial aid. Under this proposal , the VI would gain approx ululating black Irish Uzzy. You have no Idea how self-consciOUl imately $20,000 in financial aid. UI officials and students wlll study this has made me. My political con· the plan further. The financial aid issue must be re-addressed. The $20 ,000 that would be raised through the student government proposal could be an important step. It would be better, however, for the legislature to add to that amount and more. I ~~l 'J:: Terry Irwin sciousness date from the '60s, when it Editorial Page Editor often seemed thal the three primary l functions of government were to enact 'PLO is terrorist organization, legislation, provide for the common defense and lick: me off. After pending nIne appalled years observing Lyndon I Johnson and Richard Nixon , I came to foe of Israel and United States' the conclUSion that president had the ( I menl admits the use of clust r bombs. moral tone of your average carrion- I By Elliott Kleinman However, they were only used in al eater and would sell their grannies to I , I Guest tacks on armed gueriUa camps - the sausage manufacturer for a vote, or Child support change As public awareness of the current same type of camps thal sent terrorists maybe ju t for the hell of It Middle East crisi. inc rea es. so does opinion IOtO Israel to kill more than 20 hJgh 8UT THEN along came Carter. who j the flood of false information. I school students attending class in the actually seemed lo operate from good The Iowa Supreme Court, in what appears to be a landmark deci Too many people assume that the intention (at least most of the time) sion, has ruled that an Iowa City woman should receive child town of Mulot. Palesllne Liberation Organization is Covenant, the PLO con litution, ad CurrenUy, a campaign to dtscred1t de pile incompetence so glarmg you ) support payments that include cost-of-living inc rea es. The deci noth ing more than a dl placed govern vocates the murder of Jews and the I rael 's admmistration of the West could candle eggs by it All in all. a nice 1 sion will allow district court judges to write in an escalator clause ment. But the PLO is not a governmen destruction of Israel : Bank I being conducted by friends of guy Naturally. I was confused. for child-support payments in the case of a contested divorce. tal organization at all. it i the ex Article 9 states. "Armed struggle Is the PLO . Its aim is to propagate the So you can JUSl imagine how relieved The formula discussed in the court opinion would base the ecutive arm of a group of about 10 the only way to liberate Palestine, and belief that Israel denies human rights I am about the way the Ronald Reagan Palestinian terrorist groups. The is therefore strategy. not tactics. The m these terrilories through such means administrallon IS shaping up . Il is automatic increases on the paying spouse's salary increases and oldesl and most violent of the e is th Palestiman Arab people affirms its ab becoming clear that his regime I as arbitrary arrests, detention, tor will the Consumer Price Index. By allowing an automatic increase in Jt'atah. or Black September Group. The solute re olution ... to liberate its ture. conliscation of property and ex consist of lIltie more than a reheated support payments only if both the spouse's salary and the CPI in Fatah, begun in 1958. i the largest and. homeland and return to it..." pul Ion. A survey of israeli practices In stew 01 the ilion and Ford admlnistra· crease, the formula should protect the paying spouse from an un therefore. the controlli n~ body of the The PLO 's aim and the means to view of international legal standard Uom. with a few r clionary fanaUcs , fair arrangement. PLO. Among the Fatah s more well achieve it are clearly stated. The reveal . however, thai there i not a and SOCiopath tlrced In (or pl~uancy , ) known acts wa the massacre of II homeland will be "liberated"; I rael and will have a schoolyard bully " at· The court decision plays an important role in two other areas. basis for these allegations. It becomes I raeH athletes at the 1972 Olympic will be de troyed . This will be accom clear that Israel has not only cbmplied titude of foreign policy and a "Let I First, it protects the custodial spouse and en ure that the children Gam in' 1unich . plished through force , allowing no with international regulations but has them eat Twinkle " vi w of social will receive adequate support. Possibly more ignilicant, compromise or political solution. introduced some W1precedented in programs. All my form r views are 'I however, is that it should lead to less congestion in the courts, TIlE LEADER of the Fatah and the Article 15 tates, "The liberation of novation in the course of military oc rearHrmed which will help alleviate tension among divorced spouses and their PLO I Va ir Arafat. the man who Palestine from an Arab viewpoint is cupaLlon Thal bring me to D v Winfield. I poke of peace at the United ations the national duty to repulse the Zionist, have also spenl th pa t Cour ~ears try children. Until now, increases In payments cou ld only be settled on With a gun at hi Id When th first imperia II t Inva ion from the great THE TRUTH in the matter was put In to g t mad Vori a 'Case-by-<:ase basis, except for the rare ca e in which the spouses step toward pe c In th 1iddle East Arab homeland and to purge the Zionist forth by the man who hould know best, VanJtees . Maht r my fn n who are already had agreed to an escalatOr clause. This meant a new hear wa taken at Camp David 10 1978. pre ence from Palestine ... " the head representa tlve of the Inter baseball Can . espeCially those ing had to be held each time a divorced parent wanted payments Arafat's reaction wa wift and mer national Committee of the Red Cross In prof ional mupum who root for increased. By allowing judges to consider a co t-of-Iiving c1au e cile . "I would chop off their hands." THE PHRA E " liberation of Israel Andre TschiCfeh, long-time th 80 lon Red 011 land you do he said of th I ners of the (irst Palestine" Is defined as ridding customarily have to root ra tb r deeply for the dissolution agreement, some of these hearing will be delegate to Israel, states that no Midea t peace treaty In 30 years Pale tine of the Zionist (Jewish) evidence exists of systematic Jl) to find the Beanto rs by World eliminated. There are also those who point to the pre ence. De troying I rael. its instltu treatment of prisoners in Israeli jails Sen Urn 1 have I th past few The court has taken a positive step in handing down this PLO as a potential friend of the United tions and society is a duty. not merely As has been indicated by its years tryln to convince m of the mer landmark decision, which should strengthen efforts to en ure that tates. But when CBS anchorman Mike an aim propaganda campaign, the PLO wants cenary nature of th Yank these Wall ce a ked rafat If he would work In an interview with Americ n jour day ,and thit a pennant that ha to be children of divorced parents are adequately upported. to be recognized ; here are (ive ways to toward an 011 embargo of the United nalist Robert Friedman. May Sayegh, recognize the PLO bougbllSll't ortb the felt It'S printed Slates. Ararat said. " I will do my ecretary general of the PLO Women's - Its victims have been unarmed 00. True, all true ; but it i Just as true Je" Born. be t .. In a speech delivered In March Union and a member of the Palestinian civilians, and its members have that the t ms the smarmy little I Stafl Writer 1979. Arafat called on PLO members aUonal CounCil, had this to say : "Our thrown children from classroom win moraU ts follow would do the same " to adopt the most violent mans goal is the total liberation of Palestine. dow . thmg If th had the mone to do so agam t the U.S and her interests in the Any Paleslmlan who wants Ie s is a - It has promised to cut orr oil to region ' trallor .. " America. The PLO claims it intent is not to "We have to liqUidate the Zion t - It ha tried to sabotage Mideast d troy Israel. 'et its leaders seem to movement ," said Maled Abu Sharar, peace efforts by promising to cut off dIsagree The secretary of the PLO has head of the PLO's unified information the hand of Jimmy Cart t , Anwar ald . "Self-determination for the department, "but we make a clear dis Sadat and Menachem BeCin. Pale lini n peopl i id ntical with the tinction between Zionists and Jews." - It has killed and maimed Olympic A dubious choice d truction of I ra I" tatem nt like But the late Dr. Martin Luther King athletes, CbrislIan pilgrims and thi ar not only common but prove Jr. said It besl when he said, " When American louri t . that th co XI t nce of a Palestinian people criticize Zionism . they mean Jackie Presser, a Teamsters vice president from Cleveland, - Its leader wears a gun at Unlted Na state and I ra I I Impos ible. Ac· Jews" tIOns meetings as do hi terrorists 00 earlier this week was named a "senior adviser" to President-el ct cording to PLO political chief Farouk th ir murderous raids. Ronald Reagan's transition team for economic issues. K ddouml , "The PLO will never PLO ADVOCATE enjoy pointing Let's recognize the PLO for eucUy Unfortunately, the key witness in an embezzlement ca e ha recognize I rael. ven if Israel the accu ing finger at Israel. I rael has whatiti recognize the PLO." been accused, for example, of u Ing linked Pre er with organized crime. Presser wa al 0 named in a American-made clu ter bomb in EIliOIl Klelnm.n II • UllOphOmore majOr suit filed by the Department of Labor against tru t s of th EVEN THE Palestine National southern Lebanon. The israeli govern- Ing In poIlUcll IClencl. Teamsters pension fund and health and welfare fund . The SUlt charges Presser, Teamsters President Frank Fitz immon and others with mismanagement of the funds . Presser's appointment to the Reagan team, and the type of In fluence he will have on economic policy-making, must be Abscam investigation defended questioned . Although Reagan must be concerned with the To Ih editor: was a "reddy teddy" to sell the In problems facing organized labor, this appointment is a political fluence of hi office. Th .'81 mertly I am compelled to r pond In regard wound that he need not inflict on himself. dropped the seed fndeed It fell upon to Sean M re's 1 II r to th editor ferUle ground. The Teamsters union was the first and the largest labor 101. 0 12 ). 11 xpre ed concern organization to endorse Reagan 's bid for the pre idency. But if that , b W b ler' olleglat Dic , , Reagan wishes to establish ties to organized labor. it would make tionary standards, Rep. Michael Myer Con eml", law enforcement more sense to choo e a labor leader with a favorable reputation may have been "entrapped" by FBI of cles, I t me suat that their purpose Is to prevent crim , nOl mer Iy r cl and hope for future support from the unions. ChOOSing Presser was ficial Into acc pUng brIbes. He also suggested thot the FBI hould concen to It once It has already happened. I • I either an act of political naivete or ethical poverty. Either way it trate their en rgie on "/lctual " crime don't like the Idea that some repr n was a (0011 h waste of a president's store of public good will . rath r than "crt'ating" crime. tatives readily sell their off! for Reagan wlll need that capital for more important matters. pecuniary gain (they let paJd enough) , If law officers aln prevent that type of Fir t, I t m u t that on I en- Lind. Bchupp8Mf trappro when , for th porpo of ob- to en age in conduct con tiMing uch atrocity, let 'em. Lei anyone predisposed to sellinc their influeIIC Stiff Writer taming vld nC of a rim , a lawen· a crime when that person Is not forcemenl official originale th Id a otherwise disposed to do so. (CrlmiDlI fear for the lone arm of the law. of the crime and then Induces another Law , La Yav and 1972) . Myers MlCrIHI HIIIMI II an IoWI City wrttar. tilt Scott, Jerry V.lder Se"ea COlumn .P!*rt t¥IfY ,.., ""Y. DOONESBURY by Garry TrudllU Lett,,,
)f,oiW .. ~, The Daily Iowan 1~55 L""c.... tor the editor !5IGHr •. mu.' Editor ...... Mlk. Connelly u~pa 143-380 YfX/f¥ be typed and mull be Newt EdHor ...... Mturtto Roteh Opinion. 'xprMMd on tI!_ peg .. Ire MHr.. "lined. UneJgned or UIl UnN."lIy Editor ...... Cindy Schr.udlf tilt opinIOns 01 lilt '!gnld lutI!or ••nd m.y ( typed n WIN not be City Editor ...... 8tephen Hedg •• not 1IIC... .,lIy IIIlhOlt 01 Tilt Dilly lOw." con Idered for public. ~rIIIEntert. l nrntnt EdHo, ... .. Judith Grtto Publl.lled by Student Publlc.llOn. Inc .• lion L.n • ahollkl Frwt.tnc. Editor ...... _ NtM B,own 11 I Communlc,ffon. C.n"". Iowa City. clude In. w,lter', Wire Edllor ...... MlChHt K_ lowi. 52242. d.liy IKClpt Salurd.yt. Sun phone number. which Edltorlll PIge EClllor ...... Ttf,., Irwin d.y •• 111111 hOlld.y ••nd unlm.lty VIOl· WIll not pull! 1Itd. lid Sport. Edllor ...... Htidl MeNaM tlOn.. 8e00nd-oI... po.llge ",Id .t lilt Iddr t , which will bt ~ ..()(;I.I. Spon. Edllor ...... 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However, solar is a • • There Is no possibility that thole ranta.tic great auxiliary energy system. There are some promises can be fulfilled by a CAbinet made up of houses that use a heating system con i tlng of an in THE FIELD HOU$E : Bpyone Ken's : practical, hard-headed businessmen. Rea,an has terior swimming pool collecting solar energy. There therefore no choice but to estlblllh hil,ovemment . are houses built on rock beds to collect solar energy. on the powe~ of the human Imagination. There are houses incorpora ling greenhouses because I suICest that the U.t of nominees to high level of the abundant energy savings from solar energy : plzza. get the : JOvemmenl posts which Rea,an will send to the collected. Most hot water heaters in Japan are solar. COMPARE Senate in January should contain only the names of The de igns and pos Ibilitles are multitudinous. our prices : next smaller . : memorable Hollywood movies and transcendent In all, solar is a clean, safe, feasible energy source movie heroes. available to any Individual for their use ... A big $ .50 .••••..••• 12 oz Tap Here Is how my Idea could be applied: thanks needs to be given to cinema thea ters and $1.00 ..••••.•• Bar Liquor Secretary of state In the proposed government of others who are advancing into the realm of alternate : 8m (with. : the Imagination would be Bonzo, the chimpanzee Cl) energy form s. $2.25 •.••••• 60 oz Pitchers star of Bedtime for Bo.1O and BoaIO Goes Ie Collece. Naming a chimp as secretary of state would Ray Raybourn These are our regular prices : number. : been Also enjoy our various daily specials at could send an unmistakable message to our friends and enemies everywhere that America II no lon,er Mr. Review muddied arter. • l' upset, Pushover, that our country I, prepared once again to To the editor : Ga bes 330 E. Washington ~ • 8 or lfSS) ~ even be a hard-nosed player In the brutal jungles of world Amazing. In all my days of reading concert could politics. reviews, I have never seen one quite like T. ding, The Council of Economic Advisors ought to be Johnson's review of the Allman Brothers-Outlaws • • filled by Chico. Groucho and Harpo Man. Who in show (01, Dec. 8). In the midst of a maze of name • • TACO • Clip Ihis coupon . redeem lit IIny Ken's Pizza location. • iOllS this country Is better qualified than the Marx calling and useless comparisons, Johnson actually • VOid With other promotions. • I con. Brothers to ad vise the president on the .ubtleties of managed to write five sentences about the Allman • Coupon expires Dec. 17. 1980. (01) • the Laffer Curve and the Voodoo Theory of Brothers how in the Field House. GRANDE I economics? What Johnson means when he says. "But all the The following list matches high levelgovemment class - what little there is - displayed on the Out 331 E. Market : lCen's ~ : posts and candidate movies with clear potentials for laws ' studio recordings went out the window in an • Pizza • symbolic leadership. These sUICestlons provide only orgy of power-chords, " and later compliments with. a hint of the resources of Hollywood for solving our "Their (the Outlaws) slickness was outclassed by • .-\ world of ~ taste. • • I nation ·s problems. the Allmans' raw power "." escapes me. Probably 7l.... ~ " Where the Tacos are Terrific" : Right at Jour fingertips. : Ambassador to the UN: ne Pride of tile fwees him too. Specials good Friday, Saturday (released in 1943) or SolI of FI.bbfr (1963). As If he needed to further illustrate his musical ••••••••••••••••••••••••• National Security Advisor : TIle Mu Who Played idiocy, Johnson drags Elvin Bishop, Eric Clapton December 19 & 20 DINE IN DINE OUT 'God (1932) or Cuckoo I. tlte Nesl (1933). and Jimmy Page into the picture. To say that Clap 1950 Lower MUIC.tlne IOW8 City 338·1147 I CIA Director: HI.tory I. Mlde II Nip, (1937); ton "outshines" Page is foolish . First, the two play Phone Ahead for Faster Service Dial M for Morder (l9!>4); or Tile Ca., Tltat totally different styles of music. Second, Page plays 3 tacos for $1 ,eg48ceech Couldo't Sboot tral,bt (1V71) . with speed and complexity rivaled by no one alive. Secretary of Defense: TIle RI ••Ia .. Ire Comlq, In the future , I suggest that Johnson stick to Sincho. & Burrito. $1.00 elch the Rlllin. are Coml., (1966) or Fear I. tlte Key reviewing what he hears at concerts, and not worry Reg. $1.20 each (1972). about throwing as much mild as he can ... '" Army Secretary: Captala Blood (1935) or Patton Rod Wamke (1970) 8334 Currier Navy Secretary: Rulen of tile Sea (1939) or The the Cafeteria BI, Blockade (1941). . GfucDangle United Way Air Force Secretary: Fla.h Gordo. CoDquen the Valver e (1940) or tar Wan (1977) . To tbe editor: proudly ~resents Marine Corps Commandant; Bnte Force (1947) or Having worked on the United Way of Johnson crow's~~ Doe SaVl,e, MaD of BroDie (1975). COUnty's 1981 campaign. I've had the opportunity to meet many people from. and learn a lot about, a collector's Hawkeye l Glall. Rapid Deployment Force Commander: Jugle Jim nest In tile Forblddea Laad (1952) or Flnt 10 nih' (1967 ). Johnson County. Attorney General : Of HllIJIu Bondage (1955) or Perhaps the most disheartening observation I've 328 E. 'fJa3hington presents Buy a 16 oz. beverage for Tbey hoot HOrR., Do.'t 11Iey? (1967 ). made is few people in Johnson County comprehend FBI Director : Doe't Bodler 10 Kaock (1952 ) or the severity of human needs in our community and The Red Rooster DIrty Harry (l97I) . even fewer really understand what our United Way, 97~ (plus tax) an~ keep the glass! Secretary 01 the Treasury : Hau.t. of tile Very on a local level. is doing to meet these needs. .1 There is not enough I can say about the value of a Band uancy, Rlcb (19721 Federal Reserve Board Chairman : Tlte Bank Dick local body solving local problems. My past ex Iy's at· perience as a community and political organizer has Thurs. - Sat. featuring· a "Let (194O1 Secretary of Commerce : AIIytblDg Goes (1939) or taught me that while every community must face the social problems of meeting the needs of its poor, elderly On Iowa wsare Bird .f Prey (1972). Dec. 18 • 20 Secretary of the Interior : How the Wei' Was WOD and retarded as well as supporting the character Chicago Blues, Country (1962) or Don', Go Near tbe Water (1957) . building and prevention programs for its youth. no Lyrics Secretary of Ene'l)': Nortll JO "Iuka (1960) or Up two communities are the same. Each one has Blues, Rock 'n' Roll resources and abilities uniRue. unto itself. I. moke (I!1'18) . 25¢ Draws and 11., This brlng me to some ob~~!;y.ations a'bout'Uniled ~retary of H~iDg lind Urban Development 9:30·11 :00 All 3 Nites Palli 1.1 tile tree .. (1950) or [lherll the Wind (1960). Way and the role it can and sHould have in our com "Tiger Hawk" Secretary or Health and Human Services: Beware munity. United Way of Johnson County is a local Show at 9:30 of Pity UN) or Go Naked 1.1 tile World (1966) . fund -raising and human service agency, but it is also Secretary of Education . TIle TeD CommaadmeDts one or over 2.000 United Ways around the world that U9561. work together, shanng ideas and trading ex· Two movies that are equally qualified to serve in periences in the hope that each individual United Offer good when we reopen the oHice of the preSIdential pre secretary are Way can more easily tailor its agencies and 'm6. ~rograms to most efficiently and effectively meet its on January 14, 1981 these I PalD11Da 'be CIotId. wid! utlllDe (l95I) and nere'. o S. 11K' Uke Ito Buillel (1959) . ~wn area 's problems .. 5 to be Unfortunately. people tend to only think of United pnnted L.M. Ros We will be closed 402 E FaIrchild l Way as that agency with the football players ; a place I true where our money goes and never comes back. If we December 20th thru January 13th Y little , can work together, s~read information make our Slme Sollr energy pledge . and equally as important, give our volun I FRIDAY Great Food • Reasonable Prices do so. To th editor: teer time. we can make a difference in our com Before your ruden get misled about solar energy munity . United Way does work. but only if its com from a preVlou Iy printed (letter) calling Itsell munity wants it to. NIGHT facts. figur and (truth). 1 would like to point out tb Mo kowlh some truthful facts lbout lOIn energy. All facts and 249 Haywood Drive figures can be noted upon request. 1 Solar power IS In mclent. TIle efficiency of a Film review criticized 35e Draws convent anal natural lIS furnace is ~ percent. The To tbe editor: eChciency of sollr is 8 percent However, there is I am writing in re ponse to Craig Wyrick 's review enough solar energy falling upon the earth in three of the film Somewhere In Time (01 . Nov. 17). 65e Bar Liquor days to upply the United States' needs for one year. THE 5QEADLINE Wyrick's article is full of meaningless generaliza At this rale on C81\ afford lnerflclency, when the tions : "Somewhere in Time goes nowhere. It has 325 E. Washington energy I at I ~t. alrtady supplied rate. Even nothing to say ... " That all depends on, where you Iii 10 pm though Ills true that the earth Is at a predetermined want it to go and what you want it to say ... dJ tan~ from I.be sun, major breakth1'Ollghs are oc- Wyrick's descrtption of the plot is vastly oversim currin daily to IIICr the efficiency of solar by plified and distorted. Collier does not decide that he Sat. • No Cover PRE·HOLIDAY SPECIALSII improvln the elnd y or the collectors. and McKenna are faled to fall in love Because of the 2 When 0Ilt speaks of safety connected with All peopie regardless of race. creed. color. sex. time warp JOvolved. he had already been in love national origin. religion. or disability are welcome. enerlY source and uppJi • 0Ilt must address the with her In the past. He is not "inexplicably Mon. - Lunch - Bowl of Chill 81 Beer or Soft Drink - 1.25 subject of th fuel ', saret to the Inhabitants of the I I tran ported back to 1980." He simply could not wras earth. not to how many workmen get Injured due to remain In 1912 with an object that belonged to the Tues. - Lunch - Bowl of Chili 81 Beer or Soft Drink - 1.25 orbyus carel Sol r entrlY does not release CO 2 to future. To do so would violate th laws of Ume travel Open Wed. - Sat. form smo Solar energy doet not have a possibility 223 E. Washington Open at 7:30 Tues. - Night - Sandwich 81 Margarila - 2.50 r role to and the future would be changed And Wyrick's of exposlna th world to a nuclear thml. Solar statement that the violinist lived happily ever after , . energy I the sal t energy source to all earthly Wid, • Night· Quichellllt .....c •. c... u".roo.1 1.95812.95 Is very much out oC place. It Is not a valid critici m; mhabltants it Is mere cynicism. Thun. - Night - Spaghetti 81 Glass of Wine or Beer· 2.75 3 The cleanlln of an enerlY source Is Ued very Which brings me to my point about Wyrick's closely to the n of an tnerl)' IOIIrce. Stand sa' criticism of t~e music. What sort of music doe he Fri. - Night - Prime Rib 81 Beer or Soft Drink • 6.95 I , back and take I look. at what II now ex sting A way expect to accompany a tear-jerker. if not violin Yen or ulcide I to cI the larale door Ind run your music? And what does he mean by" appy?" Does he Sat. • Night· Fried Chicken '· All You Can Eat· 3.95 car molor. Carbon monoxld Is the byproduct of a lot take it literally 10 mean ,. tlcky?" Again . he does not lOUr Sun .• Night· Ha" Pound Hamburger, Cup of Chili - 2,75 of nergy , partlcularl foull ruell. It Is cer upport blm 1£ but rather re orts to ridIcule ... Ching , , tainly nol c n. I Los Alii I (Srnoa Capital. As for th acllng, I was impre d. A th bumbl U.S.A.) The nlled tal 'rlv n and ocean banks Just Opened · Our new restaurant ing playwrl ht, Re ve did v ry well. Seymour. as at 3211 Annar Dr., Marlon, 18 373·1513 Sunday Buffet have a luff rl marl population du to contaml· Wyrick Indicated. did a v ry good job of looking nanll (rom I1Y lOur . 1bJ Isn't clean. 1b pretty, but her acting also cony yed a ense of First Mandarin Style Buffet Includes: earth fot thou nd f ,/11 befote mol, polluted warmth and vitality ... Restaurant in Iowa City Quiche waier or atomic wa hi bfeII \'teelv!... tid en- Granted, ntlmentaJlty for it own sake Is of no Jo I", the un '. ener (solar power) . Roast Beef Crepes valu . Som wbere In Time. how v r, makes some Daily Lunch Specials: Chicken or Turkey Salads 4 Solar po r on a commerctal basis represents a very valid tat m nts about love. how It transcends Va t lIpense, howev r, COIIIIder the cott of IOlar for both lim and place, and if it w r po Ible. how the 52.35 to $3.25 Fish Vegetable Dishes th Individual resldftlt ; COIIIider the plrll\na COlt of human heart would do anything [or love. ven travel Pepper Steak Cheeses r II fuels ; COIIIlder I fixed one-Ume upen a 0p back In tlrn , Ask anyon who I in love. Yen Ching Dinners Chopped Suey English Muffins/Cheese & Ham posed to con.latent rnonet.Iry outtay Eggs Florentine Bagels & Cream Cheese &.Solar pow r I. unrelllbi . No one cln ev r be '6.50 per person • Tr., By Jlnet Hea • • .. 1515 Mall DrIve (ht A..... l 11:30 - 3:00 Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Cloeed Mondlyt Remember: FrN Plrklng Aero .. St'Nt WNCH: Tueeday·Frtday 11:30 1m to 2 pm DINNER: Tuadall-Thundall 5 to 9:30 OPEN SUNDAY NIGHTS FOR DINNER 5:00·8:00 Friday & Saturday 5 to 10:30 pm unday 1l:30·1l pm \ I Friday, December 19, 1980-lowaClty, Iowa 6,..------. , Latin American Student Continued Irol'(l page 1 TONIGHT Reaga Happy Holiday Association Invites you to a Ends Saturday Also 'rhursday, plans were announced for trips to black teacher of problem children In Chicago , Is un We will be closed the following evenings: Canada and Mexico to strengthen hemispheric ties. der consideration to be Reagan's education Mon ., Dec. 22, Wed. & Thurs. Dec, 24 & 25 Fr •• Reagan will see Mexican President Jose Lopez Por secretary. tillo Jan . 5 and meet with Canadian Prime Minister Elizabeth Dole and Barbara Thompson are also Thurs. Jan. 1 Chrl.tma. Pierre Trudeau soon after the inaugural. potential candidates for the education post. Dole Is a Don't forget the Clips New Years Eve Reagan will fly to EI Paso, Texas, Jan. 5, and be former member of the Federal Trade Commission Party m I by Lopez Portillo at the International Bridge and is the wife of Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan. spanning the Rio Grande. The two will cross the bor Thompson is Wisconsin's public education superin Dlc. 25 7:00 pm International Center der for II one-hour luncheon meeting in Juarez, Mex tendent. ico, and then hold a Joint news conference. 219 N. Clinton CAPITOL HILL sources said conservative ad Bring a typical lood OTHER POTENTIAL Cabinet officials - in visers to the pr~ldent-elect are pushing hard for the from your country appointment of Collins, 40, who Is famous for her cluding former ambassador Anne Armstrong, for and Christmas mer treasury secretaries George Shultz and William devotion to Chicago 's disabled or emotionally han Simon and New York banker Walter Wriston - dicapped Inner-city youths . chocolates for the ~arll r withdrew from consideration for Reagan 's She and her school were featured on a CBS "60 children . Cabinet. The selection process has lagged. Minutes" segment, and she will be portrayed by ac Earlier, Wa hington sources said Marva Collins, a tress Cicely Tyson in a television movie next fall. KoolRay Continued Irom page 1 ~ IQI~lf~ &the Transportatio New Years Eve Party GREG BROWN with Polaroidz The Union Bus Depot sales have been reported as buses ready if the need arises. 9:30pm very heavy for the three bus lines there, according to Amtrak , which runs across southern Iowa with a Patrick Hazell New Year. I • Phil Spelman, manager of the depot. "The phones stop In Mount Pleasant, is "pretty booked up for the No Cover are ringing constantly, and the tempo of business is Christmas season, " said Judy Conway, Amtrak & Mother Blues Eve going to incre"ase from now clear up through reservation and Information clerk. She said that on Adv. Tickets on Sale at the Christmas Eve. It is one of the busiest holidays we've both east-and westbound routes between Dec. 18 and Covers All Drinks ever had ." Jan. 5 few seats are available "because school gets 'pelman sa Id there WIll be no shortage of seats on out (during this period) and the kids are going Crows Nast Greyhound buses because the company has extra home." l.i~lI()L-______co _n_t'_nu_oo__ r_ro _m_p~a~g_e _1 r ally pretty bad ." said they would only do that as a last resort. They Audio Service Gordon also uccessfuJly urged the commission to directed Gallagher to come up with other alter approve increases only to make up for the $3 million natives, including a further cut in store hours. transfer of funds from the liquor account to the Tape Decks • Amps • Tuners general fund . TO REDUCE the liquor agency budget earlier this Turntables • Auto '" don't want to do anv more than absolutely has to year, store hours were cut 22 percent. be done," he said. Gallagher said he is not sure store hours legally can be cut Curther because language in the agency's Stereo • Reel-to The commls ion was les decisive in determining appropriations bi11 prohibits the agency Crom how to cut its budget by an additional 1 percent as or "substantially" reducing hours . Reel • Television dered by Ray for all state agencies. Gallagher sald the state attorney general's office Gallagher proposed saving the estima ted $160,000 advised him a reduction oC 25 percent would be con b closing a liquor store, but commiSSion members sidered "substantial. " HELBLE &ROC A 319 S, Gilbert 351-0250 200/0 off • While 97¢ Pitchers • regular Sunday Noon - 6 pm : everyone , out of ; matter Sigrin Galilry HILLTOP Lounge , Invt,lvlrllr &Framing ~ 116 E. Collet' open at am ,aHve .lick""') Playoff games on the Big Screen Delicious Egg MicBagel M;)tI t..e. TU .. _SII 1\-5 Tnu'. s.,e Now Serving fun menu 11·8 Mon. ·Sat 351·3330 Soup & Sandwiches • Soups • Crepes Gal" Fra ••, 1100 N. 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