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Contracts at 19 But T1Iet., .... f'I.1J7Z IN THE NEWS .... at, ...I -... ...... ... riefly Contracts at 19 but... Charges Turner Donald J. SchIelsman, a Democratic candidate for the State Senate from Johnson County has No more loopholes accused Iowa Atty. Gen. Richard Turner of wasting time and money arresting priests at ByMARYWALLBAUM cancel a lease or contract un· after majority iegislation coes the regents will exempt some charity events. Staff Writer less a person is able to prove students from living in the dor­ In a telegram sent to Turner, Schleisman said: into effect. Persons 19 years of age and fraud or cheating, said Phelan. Students may cancela dorm ms who are not of junior stan­ "Please consider this telegram as my personal older will be able to Sign leases A representative of Hawkeye contract anytime before the ding, Rehder explained. complaint to your office on behalf of many paren­ and contracts after adult rights Legal Aid Service added that if University Housing orfice sends 1be new wording of the con· ts in this community concerning the heroin and legislation goes into effect, a person of majority age has a contract acceptance letter to tract states: "All unmarried related hard drug traffic in the Iowa City area. If according to Iowa City attorney signed a contract and has com· freshman and sophomore you require specific leads, I'm sure that the local William V. Phelan and plied with the terms of that con· students are required IS • c0n­ authorities can furnish you with an ample sup­ representatives of the Hawkeye tract for a period of time, it will dition of registration at the ply. I sincerely hope that the next time you are in Legal Aid Service. be almost impossible to legally University of Iowa for I this area to raid a local church bingo game or our At present many rights are cancel the contract. semester or !eSSioo to reside in county fair that you will find time to help us with granted to persons not on the He added that a lease can be University residence halls our drug problems." basis pf majority age, but on the cancelled if the tenant can n~ that auch residence shall basis of specific laws which prove "unjust enrichment:' not be required of any student state that a person is given cer­ For example, if the tenant has beyond the time the student, Rivers recede tain rights at the age of 21 , moved out of his apartment but followill, tile _mal etane By The Associated Press Phelan said. is continuing to pay rent under frolll .eee,dlry .clMol It Swollen rivers receded toward their banks In Phelan added that the Iowa the terms of the contract. It is college, would have completed eight eastern states Monday, and the went Legislature is presently illega I for the landlord to move three years It the college level floods in the seaboard's history appeared at an amending these laws so that another tenant into the apart­ A1thougb tile flnt tIIIa& tIIIt and accept as herein alter end, except for a few pockets of crisis. all majority rights will be given ment and take rent from that comes to mind wbea one tIWIU prOvided." The death toll climbed to 119, the greatest by to 19 year olds. He said the person in addition to the rent he about Iowa's new majority ICe Rehder eqllained thai this flood in 35 years. legislature may overlook some is receiving from the previous bill Is tbe Iowerlq 01 tile wording of the contract would Drinking water was the gravest problem still of these small laws, which tenant. drinking ICe, the llw bas a exempt those students who did confronting many of more than 100 means that all adult rights may Persons of majority age who dumber of other featartlwblcll not go into college directly alter f I a a d-stricken communities. Supplies not be available to 19 year olds enter Into a contract do bave a The Dally lowaa 11 explorlq graduation from high school if remained cut off or contaminated, and fresh on July 1. soort ~rlod of time (usually 3-7 tbls week. they did not. enter college for water was being trucked in and doled out. "The legislature is intent on days) in wblch they may cancel In tbls IC!CGIId article ID a three years after graduation President Nixon promised new infusions of finding all these laws," Phelan the can tract. 1bls rlgbt of series, tbe DI examlaet tile from high school. federal rebuilding aid where needed, after com· said. He added that all major recision Is sUpuiated on con· meaning of readll.ac majority StudeDit would 1110 be ex: plaints that initial allocations from Washington rights will be granted to 19 year tracts, and If the person does In terms of coatnacts aacI em.,. from lIvlllg in dormltoriH fell far short in an inflation era of offsetting more olds on July I. not cancel tbe contract within liability. On July I, wbea tile II t~ey come to college Ilttr than ,1 billion In flood damages. $500,000 groundhog Persons of majority age will tbe speclfJed lime period be Is mqlc Ige becomes I', remem· ",aduatiOll from IUP school, be Ible to sign lel8el and con· beld legally responsible for tbe ber that you're ,., to have to bIIt left collqe far ..y rea_, 11 8poUIng a "groundhog" in his bean field is com mOIl for Lowell tracts, but tbey w\U also be beld contract, said Phelan. their total time in college I_ Elliott, a P('1'1I, indiana farmer. However. wbellit didn't move, be know more than jut bow to bold Repel N. Viets legally responsIble for them, Phelan added that persons your liquor. away from colIqe tot.Ied three SAIGON (API-South Vietnamese forces went in for I closer look Ind 1000JMi a man poucb ,tulfed wltb the according to Pbelan Ind coming into majority age will years, Rehder explained. under a u.s. umbrella of B52 bombers fought off ,5410,000 ransom mOlley American AIrUnes paid to a skyjacker last Hawkeye Legal AId Service. have a short period of time to This would include many a North Vietnamese attack on the northern front Friday nlgbt. AP Wirephoto It is not legally possible to cancel those contracts they the student, according to Reh· Vielnam War veterans and Monday and found piles of enemy bodies killed in entered into while minors. der. students who leave school to saturation air strikes around Hue. Joint contracts, such as dorm Sludents of Junior or senior work, said Rehder. Frontline positions on the My Chanh River 25 contracts at UI , are stiJllegally tanding may cIDCei a dorm Rehder explained Ihis miles north of Hue, took more than 1,000 rounds binding upon persons coming contract at aay time, but lbey "loophole" in requirements fot of North Vietnamese shellfire while Free games all gone into majority age because the must pay 80 per ceot 01 tilt dorm residency is in the words paratroopers bore the brunt of the fighting in the parent or guardian who co-sig. balance remalnlDC oa the coo­ .. three years at the college foothills to the west. ned the contract is still held to tract If tbey do 10, slid Rehder, level" which does not stipulate the terms of the contract, A new wording of the dorm pursuing a course of studies for Phelan said. contract recently approved by three years. Hijack loot found T.M. Rehder, Director of PERU,lnd. (API-The moneuivena ~ in lucatpinball Dorm and Dining rvicea at who commandeered an American Airlines jet· UI, said students of majority liner Friday night after it left st. Louis was found age will be able to sign dorm Even if you score a million Another. bartender sald that offering free games or balls on Monday afternoon by a farmer about three miles points, you'll win no free games contracts without a co-signer 2 taverns lIlay bid. west of the Mississinewa Reservoir dam in the change was ordered by pinball machines was illegal not 00 Iowa City pinball machines north-central Indiana, FBI agent George Lake Johnson County Attorney Carl only because of Iowa's gam· today. Goetz, but Goetz said that he did bling laws, but because of Iowa reported. Supreme Court decisions. In another development Monday, American Almost every pinball machine not order any such action. here has been apparently In 1942, he said, the Iowa to sell Union beer Airlines said the man who hijacked the jet W81 "I ha ve no plans other than to Supreme Court ruled that pin­ not among nine passengers pinpointed by changed so that free games or By LARRY HITf After checking the leglll balls will no longer be awarded, call to the attention of the ball machines were illegal fer yer Stalf Writer questions involved in openilll security personnel as a potential hijacker before owners and operators of pinball "gambling equipment." and in the flight. and the man who owns many or At least two local tavern up the bids. Hubbard said a I I most of the machines refused to machines the law as interpreted 1963 clarified that ruling by owners have expressed an of specifications was made Airline officers sald that because the per· by Turner." deciding that any machine readln' • sonality profile technique of finding hijackers comment on the change. interest In operating the beer available to the Interesttd which awarded even one extra sales in the Union, and Unlver· Individuals and to the local had not worked they have decided to expand the The Dilly 10WIIIl learned Goetz said Monday that he only communicated with the shot was illegal.
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