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. pleasure sity of Iowa officials are now Tavern Owner's Association. profile to include characteristics exhibited by the Monday that pinball machines Unless complaints to local man who commandeered their Boeing m. attorneys of local owners but accepting bids from any Previously only the Union of at least four bars were orficiais on illegal pinball Interested individual or group. management and Iowa Student changed so that the customer added that he could not reveal any of those communications. machines were not handled, -You should be able to rue Phillip G. Hubbard, Agencies. Inc . (ISA). the gets five balls for a quarter, but Turner had said his office vice-president for student ser· student agency that runs the no chance to win a free game. bankrupcy if you're 19 and Martha beaten Turner said that he ruled that wouldn't enforce the ruling. over your head in debt. but vices, said Monday that the Hulk bar. were eJtpected to bid Dally Iowan News Service. The change comes in light of a you might not want to. Con· operators of the Airliner and for the beer operation. Martha Mitchell says she isn't going to have ruling by Atty. Gen. Richard C. fused? Well, check out Joe's have indicated they will Hubbard said he will recol'll· anything to do with husband John until he gets Turner that free games on pin Periscope and our con· bid for the beer franchise in the mtnd which group or individual out of politics. bal1 machines constitutes July 3 no holiday tinuing series on majority Union. should receive the beer fran Hubbard said that although chise, and that. UI Pres. Willard In an interview with The New York Daily illegal gambling in Iowa. Classes at the University of faculty members were permit· rights. Page two. Jl!ews, Mitchell (Mrs. I called politics "a cops and -Feel like lubricating "anybody who wants to may L. Boyd will act on tlult recom The man who apparenUy Iowa will be held as scheduled ted , in an institution this large, apply" for the franchise, he mendation by Friday, June 30. robbers game" and claimed she had been beaten next Monday, July 3, summer to vary class schedules from the your bike. Well, the grease is up by a security guard. owns most of the machines in on page three so dal to expected only experienced per. Although the ISA board of Iowa City, Clarence Hagen of session director, Dean B.L. Bar official calendar." Reschedul sons or groups to do so. directors has met With Hubbard She said she left her villa at Newport Beach, nes, aMounced Monday, after ing of classes is "not fair to Training Wheels. 'I Calif. for a Rye, N.Y. country club because a Hagen Appliance and Hawkeye -Not everybody Is against Bids for the beer sIIes were and plans on blddina for t~ Amusement Co., refUlled to consultation with other students as the substitute time originally due In his office last Union beer sales. Marc Snyder. security guard provided by the President Nixon frequently interfers with em raising university tuitions. comment on whether the administration and faculty Check out the reasoning of a Friday, but Hubbard said the ISA president. sald Monday that re-election campaign yanked a telephone from members. ployment or other outside obli her bedroom. change had been made or why . Pennsylvania congressper deadline was extended to noon the group has signed a 15 month Barnes expressed surprise gations." lease which will keep the Hulk She also contended that several guards threw son in Viewpoint, page four. Wednesday. "after a couple of A DI spot check revealed, when The Daily IOWIJI, acting Asked whether disciplinary tavern owners called to ask if bar at Its present location. the her on a bed and "stuck a needle in my behind." however, that in every bar on several reader queries. -A weekly series of action would be taken against statements and artwork by the university might give the comer of Church and Dads "I've never been treated like this, ever," she which was contacted except requested a· ruling on whether beer sales to outside agency. Streets. said. "There is no reason for us to be involved in instructors who do reschedule women begins in Vi~wpolnt, an one, the change had been made. an instructor could postpone the next Monday's classes, Barnes page four. "We said that was possible. Snyder said that the new lease politics. I doubt seriously if I want any of the cu· One bartender sald he didn't scheduled July 3 class to make a "was much better than we rrent candidates in the White House." said, "faculty members have and the tavern owners know if the pinball machine had four·day .weekend possible. recei ved reprimands in the past req uested that they have a expected" and that it may be The Mitchell marital problem is only one of • been changed. He says" chaos would result If renewed for two years more. series of political separations in the last vear. Cor 8im i1ar violations." chance to make a proposal." Others include Phyllis and Sen. Robert Dole (R·Kan.). and Mieke and Sen. John Tunney (D-Cal.l Rule changes urged for leased housing us By MIKE WEGNER Developement pays the city the but defeated it 4-3 upon final in most cases prior notification with a student rating is being ting. etc. The questioo is 'do you NewaEdltor difference. reading. should and would be given. said accepted into the Leased want to help them with rent'!" The Iowa City Council, Currently, Iowa City rents 209 According to the minority there are times when spot Housing Program. Dole asked. meeting with members of the units under its Leased Housing report, "The removal of the inspections are needed. The minority report recom· Mayor C.L. t'lbn) Brandl Housing Commission in infor· Program. notification requirement for mends that WIN enrollers who said there appeared to be mal session Mmday, wrestled Three members of the special inspections seems to "If 14 people are illegally apply for leased housing be occupying a building approved reason to make an exception far with several tenant problems seven:member Housing Com· eliminate safeguards to the placed in an intermediate the WIN pI'08I'8m. "We mUll including landlords' inspection mission, Alice A. Utton, Anna tenant that he will not be under for six persons. and I call first classification between make lure the program rights and the eligibility of ADC Walker and Bonnie Rios, sub constant surveillance. This can you know 14 people aren 't going non-student and student, giving (Leased HousInC) is lel'Vingthe to be there when I come mothers and others for the mitted a minority report to the result in the feeling that he them a better chance of people it was irKended to terVe. City's Leased Housing council including several may, at any time of the day, be around. " Seydel said. obtaining low-rent housing. recommendations which differ subject to an inspection for Walker maintained that she The council .... also asked by Program. Encouragement City Manager Ray Wells 10 Fair skies The discussions arose from with the commission's possible violation of his lease." only wants to protect people approved POlicy Statement. Lyle Seydel. City Housing from unnecessary harassment. Linda Dole, president of the mille a policy deciIion on the the objections of some Housing ftnl.inl of a propOled ICkd Commission members to por Authority Coordinator. who told The minority report also calls Iowa City League of Women Martha (wife of Nimbus), speaking from an In emergency the council that commercial for a higher priority rating in Voters. said, "These people dwelling for the elderly near the tions of a proposed Leased OOwntown area. exclusive Solon, Iowa country club says she Housing Program Statement of leases in Iowa City give Iandlor· the Leased HOUSing Program (WIN enrollees) are making an refuses to return to her H.-band's home until he The first recommendation of ds the right to enter their for partiCipants in the federally effort to get off weUare and they The city had originally Policies. The Council will be the minority report calls for lan applied for an arnW cod quits forecutinl the weather. Cumulo Nimbus asked to approve the statement dwellings under "reasooable" funded Work Incentive should be encouraged by up dlords in the Leased Housing Program (WIN). tribution contract from HUD ill who Is currently heading the Committee to at Its July 3 meeting. conditions, said the prior notice making this housin& program Resaurect Sunny SkIes OYer New England, W81 Program to give tenants prior clause was unnecessary. WIN is a training program for available to them." which the federal JIIeIIcy would Leased Housing is a federally subsidize rents for the elderly. unavailable for comment. which notice before inspecting ADC mothers. high school Dole said penonscurrentJy in funded program in the dwellings, except in the case of The plan called for the So, the weather todIy Is provided by The houses Spot inspecti()ns dropouts and incapacitated Leased Housing who are accep city leases from private an emergency. In the event of building to be conIInIcted witII Associated Prell (take It for what It's worth.) landlords and then rents the fathers . Under the Leased ted for WIN do not lose their The forecast today cilia for Cloudy skies and an emergency, the report asks Robert T. Handy, coordinator Housing Program. which has housing lid, but that WIN pivate capital and the!11eaed units to carefully IICI'eeIled that the tenant be notified of Protective Association for by the city. However, with the poalble thurderahowen for the Iowa City arel. applicants. only two priority enrollees who apply for Leated Hishs today will be In the 80'. and 10111'1 tonIiht In within 24 hours after entry and Tenants, asked the council to classifications-student and Housing receive low priority. current hlah InIereIt rates and the 10' •. Fair lIdes for Wednesday and slllhtly Tenants in the program pal' that the landlord give the establish a precedent for area non·student-WIN participants "A woman on ADC with one property 1.ueI, local deveIopn cooler temperatures. rent according to their ability to reason for the emergency entry. landlords by adopting the prior are placed in Ihe sludent child now gets ,150 a I1'ICdh In would be WIIbIe to keep reoll at pay, and the Department of The commission originally notification clause. priority class. grants plus S741n WIN f\Db for a level which HUD woukI Housing and Urban approved the prior notice clause Seydel, while admitting that Cuurrently no one applying tuition, transportation, babylit· accept, Seyde1 laid. Pag.2-The Dallv lowln-IOWI Cltv, lowa-Tutl., JUM27, 1972 postscripts Supreme Court bars 'trial Ostomy meeting
The Iowa City Ostomy group wiJ1 meet Thur· of Army surveillance P sday. June 29, at7:15p.m. d Formed last month, the group is open to all WASHINGTON (AP ) - Led privacy and strictly limit wire them, Rehnquist accused the « by Chief Justice Warren E. tapping. At the same time, he majority of utter disregard for ostomates and their families. m Ostomates are those persons who have lost the Burger, a narrowly divided Su said, the law serves to bar con Congress' intent and of bringing d normal function of the bowel or bladder, preme Court Monday barred a tempt judgments until the wire about a critical change in the st requiring a type of surgery called an ostomy. trial of the Army's surveillance tapper shows he acted legally. operations of grand juries. A stoma is a surgical opening on the abdominal of civilians. This time the four Nixon ad The decisions came on the Iii Burger said In the 5-4 decision ministration nominees, Burger next-ta-last session before sum· wall which allows normal body wastes to be 31 expelled. that courts cannot serve "as and Justices Harry A. Black mer recess. The high court saJd pi The meeting Thursday in the Surgical Con virtually continuing monitors of mun, Lewis F. Powell Jr., and it would wind up Its term on Ii H. Thursday. ference Room of VI General Hospital, will the wisdom and soundness of William Rehnquist were iso Jo feature Dr. L. DenBesten, vice-chairman, depar exec uti ve action." That, he lated in dissent. Speaking for w tment of Surgery UI Hospitals and Clinics, said, is a job for Congress. pi speaking on "Why your stoma has its own per The surveillance, conducted CI sonality. " by some 1,000 agents beginning City parking ramp bids in 1965, was challenged in a suit th brought by four individuals and q Rapid City nine groups, some of them war protesters. to be opened today Burger said they evidently donations wanted to use the courts to Construction bids for the proposed downtown parking probe the Army's intelligence ramp will be opened at the Civic Center this afternoon. Donations for the Rapid City Flood Disaster gathering activities, with which The City Council is scheduled to award the contract nexl are still being accepted by the Johnson County they disagreed. Monday afternoon at a special meeting. Chapter of the American Red Cross. Lighting up Instead of showing their free The estimated building cost of $1.7 million is to be funded Lorna L. Mathes, local Red Cross represen dom of speech had been injured through a $2 million revenue bond scheduled for issue later tative, said that $888 had been received from Fern Sawyer, Democratic Platform Committee delegate from New or even threatened, Burger this summer. Johnson County residents. Mexico, lights her pIpe Monday during the commillee's meeting in said, they presented allegations The bidder, awarded the contract, must begin work 10 days Mathes said the Red Cross had already spent Washington. AP Wirephoto of a subjej:tive nature. after the contract is signed and complete the project by $12 million to aid flood victims in Rapid City and Therefore, Burger said, the November 1973. the East. suit cannot be considered. The proposed four-level , 570 space concrete structure is to Donations should be sent to the local Red Cross Child drinks transmission fluid The ruling, reversing a feder be built along Linn Street between Burlington and College office, 530 E. Washington. al appeals court here which had Streets. ON SALE THRU JULY 8th d Accidental child F VI majors h Even though statistics show a surplus of teachers in the job market, education is still the b largest maior of University of Iowa students. poisoning fought o Among VI undergraduates who listed a major o Daily Iowan news services re in September 1971 , 906 listed education, com When a vacationing family stopped near Iowa City at a ser pared with 63'2 in pre-medicine, 598 in Eng\ish, iel vice station for ga&l\me, one young son climbed out of the c' 596 in business administration and 517 in car, grabbed a brightly-colored can from a display rack, psychology. opened the pop-top lid and took a swallow, expecting orange g soda pop. b Instead, the child drank transmission fluid . Go~f, tennis offered Rushed to The tJ nivc;rsity of Iowa HospitcJs, e hUd was treated, kept overnight for observation and released the next The University of Iowa Division of day. 2 & 3 color polyester R (' ~alio n al Services is offering a second Dr. Robert J. Roberts, co-director with Robert W. Dick of four-week session in group tennis and golf open the UI Hospitals P~ison Control Center, explained that the to men, women, and children who have com container the youngster drank from was almost identical to pleted the third grade. those containing orange soda pop. "The beverage-like appearance of the container and its double knits R~ e Jtion will be June 26-30 in the Recreational Services Office, room lit accessibility actually mvited the child to drink it," he said. Colorful yam-dyed fancies for year-round 2~! "Many people do not realize the large number of deaths and Fieldhouse. Registration is limited 10 members fashions. of the university community the lirst day, but the injury to children caused by accidental poisoning. public may register June '/:l as openings permit. 58-60"WIDE ALLONBOLTS The registration fee for golf is $8 for eight one Packaging is invitation nooT \esso",s. ()fOO? tennis wiU cost $5 for the lessons. Classes will meet twice a week lor four "Many dangerous household products have attractive, weeks star.tlng July 3. colorful packages that are easily opened. Certain dishwasher detergents, for example, are as caustic as drain cleaners and I' are often kept beneath the kitchen sink. Just a small amount Private college beer placed in the mouth of a child can be very dangerous." With the Regents' recent ruling, Iowa', three Nelli laws requiring safety containers for common sub state universities will allow their studenta to stances which can be fatal to children under five years old go 100% polyester possess alcohol beverages on campus in the fall. into eUect later this year . 'tne American Academy of However, a copyrighted story in Monday's Det Pediatrics is urging voluntary compliance by manufacturers Moines Tribune, reveals the decision is behind before the deadline, to save more children. the times as several of Iowa's private colleges The benefit of such legislation, proponents say, is indicated krinkle sheers have already attained that privilege. by the 30 per cent reduction in poisonings by children's asprin Four private colleges surveyed by The Tribune alter the limiting of the number of tablets per bottle to 36 and already allow students to drink on campus and the addition of safety caps. A soft flowing fabric in a fantasy of one more will soon relax its prohibition. easy-going shades. Administrators from two others said the Manufacturer's warnings help possibility of allowing students to have beer and liquor on campus in scheduled to be discussed Another way manufacturers can help the physician is by soon by governing bodies of the schools. clear warnings and a list of ingredients on the container, Dr. Three private colleges now allow students of Roberts said. legal age to have beer and liquor in their dor The most common substances in accidental child poisoning mitory rooms . Grinnell College, Grinnell; Simp are aspirin, vitamins; prescription medicineS', soaps, deter son College, Indianola; and st. Ambrose College. gents and cleaners. Davenport. Several iron pills from mother'S purse were enough to Drake University in Des Moines will soon per cause severe iron poisoning for one Iowa toddler, who has fancy flocked mit students of legal age to keep alcoholic undergone a series of hospitalizations because of damage beverages in ~ "eir rooms. that continues to affect his health. At 1'1 . ~ an l time, no private Iowa college or "We don't have specific antidotes for many of the things I h" Immediatp plans to change rules children swallow. Many times all we can do is to assist the gingham checks to alk He s,.:t! of beer n , Ludent uruons or other child in his recovery. Once the child has swallowed the sub campu ~ buildings, according to the paper-in stance, the cards are stacked against him . contrast to the Regent's decision to allow beer Taking care of the child after the accident is the "wrong Dacron and cotton pastel checks flocked sales in the unions of the three state universities. end of the process to begin with. We can do a lot to decrease with flower, animal, & noveltv deSigns. Parson's college in Fairfield has a student-run the number of accidental poisonings with preventive effort bar, but does not allow alcoholic beverages in such as sJfety containers," Dr. Roberts said. 45" WIDE student rooms. Holiday hours The main library of the University of Iowa will be open on Tuesday July 4, during ita regular summer hours, 7:30 am to midnight. Ut her university department libraries will post Spring's Tremode in dividually their hours for the holiday. PERISCOPE , ~~--~------~------~ < H;ighlull der tour on , broadcloth . MAJORITY RIGHTS A gentle blend of Kodel polyester and The Uni versity of Iowa's Scottish Highlanders I are performing in Europe this summer. cotton. ,.great tor linings or lightweight Accordi ng to Nadine Thornton, secretary for fashions. the (rip the group performed on the steps of the 45" WIDE a 1.29 valul Capitol and at the Washington Monument on May By CAROLYN BELL lowering of the legal age ." 29 before flying to Scotland. Staff Writer It's not usual for ~ person of The Highlanders later flew to Scotland and Although 19 year-olds will that age to find the necessity for ------_.-.-..... _._._------._------performed at flunoon on June 1 and 2, and in legally be adults on July I, they this ," he said. Aberdeen on June 6. The Highlander's tour still may not be able to file "There are two types of included Dundee and Edinburgh, and the city of bankruptcy proceedings. bankruptcy proceedings. One Perth, Scotland's capital until the 15th century. L. Vern Robinson of Hawkeye enables the person to wipe out On June 11, the group performed at Battersea Area Legal Services Society all indebtedness. The second type involves a system 01 pay Park in London . The Highlanders toured the said "Credit agencies wlll still Tower of London and St. Paul's Cathedral. demand co-signers, in my ments, and no judgements are opinion . If the credit risk Is too made. If a person files bank OUR ENTIRE STOCI OF great, 19 year-olds will still be ruptcy at the age of 19, he would " ~ dacron & cotton Surrender seniority required to have someone not be able to file again for a co-sign a legal contract. The number of years." Bolt Ends More than four centuries of congressional agencies will want someone The attorney added that / S\ ~ dotted swiss seniority will be surrendered voluntarily at the with financial reassurance to "Filing for bankruptcy is not a end of this year. back them up." criminal proceding, and the Y Diinty dots for the 50% OFF Twenty two incumbents have decided to call it Another Iowa City attorney party still maintains his rights. ,,,.... / truly t.mlnlnelook. 88 c Seltct from assorted quit s feels that "Bankruptcy statutes However, bankruptcy "IICI" fabric lengths. -1 1 yd • Not included in the list of 18 representatives will apply to 19 year-olds when procedlngs are very expensive. r 45" WIDE and four senators who have announced they achieve adult status. I would only recommend this as HURRY ... THEY'LLGO FASTI . ·jl ."('r.t lana after 437 years of cumulative Howl' 'e r few 19 year-olds will a final measure ... have accumulated enough debts "Bankruptcy procedures are service are seven House members who are WEEKDAYS 10-9 SATURDAYS 10-6 seeking Senate aeats. Several other represen to make it necessary to file intended for people who have an SUNDAYS 12-6 bank ruptcy proceedings, - as TOWN & COUNTRY tatives with long service records are considering outstanding amout of debts and 3140 16 Ave. S. W. a return to private life. they are not liable for legal con want a new lease on life, " he SHOPPI NG CENTE R 1029 S•• 'wlnide Dr. tracts signed prior to the said. 1st Ave. and 38th Str.et CteI.r Rapids Iowa Oty CEDAR RAPIDS D,lIy low,~ow, city, lowa-T.... , J .... 27, 1.72-P... 3 "Living's" triangular allai Bike class again Sat. and Lubitsch the Absurd Bicycle Fixing. a course spon· [, sored by the Action Studies Tonight the Comedy Film Society will be This refusal to take anything too seriously. Program and the Public Librar· presenting Dealgn For Living (replacing Nlnot. combined with the director's co.mpletely uncon y, did meet in City Park Satur· chka, which was cancelled by the distribution ventio.nal mDral Dutlook , keep this film from day contrary to popular belief. company). The film was made in 1933 by the Ger· seeming at all dated . Lubilsch treats the situa· The course was held behind a man·American director. Ernst Lubitsch. It is a tions and people in Design For LJvlng casually, tree about 75 yards from the charming. witty. and sophisticated picture which as if they were only slightly eccentric . Yet if one lower level entrance to the should hold much appeal for a modern audience. considers the accepted nDrms Df social behavior park. The 25 participants re paired flats, replaced spokes, The film concerns the progression of a roman· in 1933, the trio in the film come off as downright BUDWEISER tic triangle to "a menage a trois." A commercial anti-social and amoral. The final solutiDn of set straightened rims and cleaned artist (Miriam Hopkins) meets two friends. a ting up "a menage a trois" is nDt only cDndoned wheel bearings, according to painter (Gary Cooper) and a playwright but highly appro.ved o.f by the film-makers . course coordinator Pat carney, G, 5318 Hillcrest. $1.19 (Fredric March) . both unsuccessful. She falls in Lubitsch was o.ne of the few American direc· 6pak.-!2oz. cans love with both men. and they both fall in love tors who.se films did not become o.verly talky In spite of signs pointing to with her. They all start living together on a when sound was introduced. Design For Living the meeting place it appeared a offer good thru JUly ~ platonic basis. and she pushes each man to sue· begins with a dialo.gueless sequence in which the lot of people missed the course. Tandem Bicycles carney was told that people had cess in his field. three people are characterized quickly and tor Rent The platonic relationships soon crumble. and cleverly. There are other witty visual tDuches been riding through the park the girl has an affair with each man. When throughout. until noon looking for the meet· quarrels (lare up. she runs away and marries a At times there are slow moments Dr a joke that ing place and othen were seen Kwik·Shop . doesn't quite come o.ff. But there are also so.me wandering from shelter house hilariDUS sequences, as when March and Cooper to shelter house with broken 181~ L_ Muscatine invade Edward Everett Ho.rton's home and bicycles in their hands. Phone 331-3519 destro.ya hideo.us dinner party. "We're going to' hold it again The script of Design For Living is said to have next Sa turday in a shelter on the been tailored to. its stars, and they are respon· lower level and put up even sible fDr a large part of its success. bigger :;igns," said carney. The sessiDn will begin at 10 a.m. and Miriam HDpkins is perhaps the ideal Lubitsch participants are asked to bring actress: she plays the uncDnventional Gilda with their own tools. relish . Perhaps the subsequent decline in HDpkins' career is partly due to. not being able to find anDther director so. suited to. her talents. At any rate. she is perfectly convincing as a girl who dominates the lives of all around her. Gilda 1liti, refuses to. accept the traditiDnal virtuous rDle What was the last fUm that dull . businessman I Edward Everett Horton). assigned to women and decides instead to live prDmiscuously, as men are allowed to. do. . And Charlie Chaplin wrote aDd Finally she leaves her husband and returns to produced? her two lovers to live in "a menage a trois." she finally does so with success. Gary Cooper's skill at acting a so.phisticated Tramp to the personals for Design For Living was adapted from the play the answers. by Noel Coward. Indeed. Ben Hecht. the author role may surprise many who have never seen Who's gonna walk whom? of the screenplay. adapted it so thoroughly that any o.f his early films . As Pauline Kael pointed only one line {rom the original play survived . The out recently. "Frank Capra destroyed Gary An unidentified 5'7" man stands along sIde a day . The event was a dog show held by the oh Cooper's early sex appeal when he made him lour-root·and·some-odd inch Irish wolf hound Hawkeye Kennel Club, In whIch some 1200 dogs DIAPER resulting script may not be Coward, but it is SERVICE what a web Meally suited to Lubitsch and to his three prin· childish as Mr. Deeds." Ever since that (1936). (also unidentified) at the Iowa Fieldhouse Sun- partlc/pated. Photo by Jeffery A. Me/cher (5 Doz, per WeN) insecurity weaves ciple players . . Cooper has been playing the .hick and-or the -$12 PER MONTH Lubitsch 's special approach to comedy is strong, silent type . It·s cheering to. see him do.ing Fret pickup & delivery finan cial anxiety generalfy known as "the Lubitsch Touch." This the oppDsite for a change. DUAL SALE! twice a week. Everything inve t Fredric March. as the third side Df the Is furnished: Diapers, con basically means that he looked beyond romantic the answer surface appearances to find the absurd. Aclassic triangle. is also. excellent. Edward Everett Hor· WOODBURN tainers, deodortlnts. example of this technique occurs in an earlier tDn likewise. as the guardian o.f fuddy·duddy NEW PROCESS insurance film of his. Trouble In Paradise. The setting is mDrality. OURf/fJ.L l!!Ila 218 E. College Phone 337·9666 the way Venice and we see a gondolier poling down a This co.mbination of an excellent cast and our program script under a fine directDr make for a comedy canal singing " 0 Sole Mio"-{)nly to discover he SURVIVAL LINE cuts red tape, answers your costs less now is the local garbage collector and his gondola is that is well worth seeing. questions, investigates your tips and all sorts of good means ecurity later heaped with garbage. Kristin Thompson things like that each morning. Call 353·6210 Tuesday call us and Thursday nights from 7-8 p.m. or write today SURVIVAL LINE, The Daily Iowan, Communica· stop by tions Center, Iowa City. Feel free, too, to write or call soon in your own hints on where to find it, how to solve it or 20% we' re her who to call. on campus Some general notes on the training lubrication of your machine, TO for you and some specifics on greasing Way back in April, I ordered a pantsuit from Penney's come your wheel or hub bearings, catalog, enclosing a check for '14.04. They cashed my check but I haven't received my pantsuit or even an answer to my PROVIDENT, wheels inquiry letter. Now I don't even want the pantsuit but want ,. SURVIVAL LINE to get my refund. ~~~~""'IlA LIltt,A.~ .. 40% or There are a few places on a Loosen the flat sides, dnd as Repairs of this sort bring up We spoke with Penney CUstDmer Service person Claire Federal Savings' bike that use oil. and I'll deal you remove it you notice that the questio.n of whether it is Marini at the catalog headquarters in Milwaukee, who was " LOtln Building wi th them first to get them out the end is tapered. This is the worth it for the average bike quite puzzled but prDmised us a report. She was embarrassed OFF! Comer-Colleg. & Cllntoll of the way . Usually lubricating cone. and the balls fit into the owner to invest in tools such as to find "due to a goof within the company" your refund check 338·3631 means greasing. taper. Do. not loosen the cone on hub wrenches. I personally and several Dther people's got caught in some correspond· (IInmer Apparel Erwin L. RedmlllS If you have a three speed the other end o.f the axle . think that it is. in that the ence to. their AUanta catalog house. When you wrote in late Agency M,nager bike. put a little oil in the rear because you may have a hard money you don't spend at bike April, they had checked and found a refund check had been Richard I, Kay. hub. where the gears are, once a time getting the wheel back into sho.ps will buy your tools even· issued the same day you wrote your letter-hence they didn't Stable I Campus Supervisor 20 If reply, assuming that you had received the refund in the month . Use SAE oil. you the right pDsltion. tually. and there is a measure of Gerald E, Lehman have any other spots on your Just pull the entire axle o.ut Df convenience in getting your interim. 112 2619 bike with a little spring loaded the hub fro.m the end with the Another refund check for $14.04 is on its way to yo.u airmail, Gary K, Hansen bike fixed when YDU want it Mu caline JohnConntn oil fitting . do the same for them. cone still on. The balls will fixed . Bikes are relatively sim· with their sincere apologies (which SURVIVAL LINE thinks A drop of oil on moving parts of probably fall out at this point. they really mean). Ordinarily they'd have their computer Robert Buchta pie things , and there's no. reason John W. Kraht the derailleurs and brakes is but 10Dk to. make sure you get why the average cyclist can't issue a reCund check, a procedure that takes a week. But okay too. but be careful not to them all out. Check the balls to learn to care for his machine , Marini agreed YDU had waited long enough and had a check get a ny oil on the rims. or your see that they are withDUt cracks -Henry Boot! hand·written and sent to you immediately. brakes will not grab. Dr pits. Do the same for the Grease is generally better cones. The races are an integral than oil in that it stays where It part of the hub and may be belongs, and doesn't break examined by remDving the dust down so easily when it gets dlr· cap Dn the very outside o.f the Networks probe censorship ty. A tube of grease that is just hub around the axle. right for bikes can be had Clean all the parts with locally, and while it is expensive kerosene. (The Dnly place I in terms of pennies per ounce, It knDw to. buy kerosene is the What is "violence"? Write ad below using one blank for each word. is easier to use than bulk Highland Avenue OX.) Squirt a grease. Besides, a tube will last ring of grease in the race on one 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. you about a year. side Df the hub, and stick half of NEW YORK (AP) -When does televisiDn Dn-the-spot script editors in Hollywood. They The steering. or head the balls in the grease. Put the actiDn beCDme vio.lence? What is the line bet have talked like Dutch uncles to producers Df 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. bearings, the crank, hub, and dust cap back o.n. Insert the axle ween "viDlence" and "excessive violence?" Is a actiDn series. some pedlll bearings are all thrDugh the hub, and turn the bigger fight. a larger explosio.n less violent 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. quite similar. They are what's entire WHEEL OVER. Put because the hero is a James Bond type-all Scripts are under intense scrutiny and where 16. 18. called ball bearings, which sim· grease on this side's race. stick tongue-in-cheek fantasy? the "action" is found to be a bit more 17. 20. ply means that they depend on the balls back in, replace the These are so.me of the questions currently extravagant than necessary, rewrite orders are 21. 22. 23. 25. little steel balls to reduce fric· dust cap, and screw on the co.ne furrowing the brDws o.f network executives and commands, not requests or n6K0tiable. tiDn. and make things turn more you remDved earlier. Screw it the men in charge Df network self -censorship. It may be that the relaxed viewer will not 26. 27. 21. 30. notice next season's sho.rtened gun battles or easily. on all the way and then back it Network spokesmen always maintain they The bearing parts are the Dne-Dr-two punch fight scenes. The trade paper off a quarter turn. ho.ld a tight rein on violence and sex and pDint to Print Name·Addreu·Phone No. a,low: race. the ball bearings, and the Check to. insure that there is "Variety" recently Dbserved that the action cone. The parts fit together in the code of the National Association of Broad· series next season probably would cDntain an no. play in the axle. That is, that casters as their guide. NDW , however, there is a NAME ••••••••••••••••• PHONE NO. that order. with the cone being the axle does not slide back and awful lo.t of automobile crashes, one apparent ...... on the inside diameter of the very evident downhDld in these areas. There also alternative to hand-t II.... Q.... .1..,•Itor DAI' Y IOWAN WAil" ADS .It., Ali, Foster battle .1.., :~;ffi~;~~~~;~~~~;f~;~~~;;~~~~~f:~~!~;~~if~~~~~;~;~;~~1~;;;;~~~i~;f.;~;~if:~~~~_aw.t:w::w.I~m;~*~t~~~~~fg~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~i~;~~f:f:~;~r~;;~~rmW&3~:::~~~~~~;*~~li.i*mWliiL~~t~ lfit., I_Iter Apt•• for a ••t a.d. or Rld.r ...t. J dl.., lA.f..... IClor ~~el~: A:;~~~ . ~l~:';!fO~~e~ EXTRA large Lib ~'l'6iwse~t: 0 perUtit dlsc~t ..:.. All pUr. UTr~:: (C ••'t) p.m., ask for TrISh. 6-29 ~ks, female. $10. . a6--29 chasest Monday through Thursdav. WANT AD - ~ ctor rugged Quarry duo 5 p.m. Open 10 l .m.·S p.m.; Mondav ~ ... WALKING distance to campus FurniShed, one bedroom, S125. evenings. Alleytlques 413 E I eo ! ~ A pl. t"I(EE klltens-80xtrained, gray Burlington. '1>-29 --D'YI . -...W...... Call 337-7317. 6·21 for ••1. tabbv·black,sorne flUffv. 35H173. ,... • ••••• - ..-.. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Punctuated by a FOR sale - Condominium apart- f>.3O ., Inch oak roll top desk, WO. Very 'Flv. DIYs ...... Dc a wri shouting match between Muhammad Ali and SPACIOUS, nicely furnished , two ment at 228 S. Summll. Larew good condillon 338-1447 1>-30 I Jerry Quarry, the two heavyweights-along with bedroom apartment, two blockS Realty,337.2841. 7· 11 PROFESSIONAL dog groomil19 _ I '. Ten Days ...... 29c a W..... east Of campus. Available now. Puppies, kittens, tropical fiSh, pet OLI>-NEWo-iIIId th fan. Month ...••. 55c a Word light heavyweight champion Bob Foster and his 5200. Call 337 ·9041 or 338·8464. 7·26 C... d C.r. supplies. Brtnneman Seed Stor8. 401 t'Allevtlqu.s" lacra:s 'T~aIR~ . l-:;··.J . . undefeated challenger Mike Quarry-euily S. Gilbert, 3lUSOt. '·1 creatfon center on Burlington passed physical examinations Monday for their EXPERIENCED baby sliter with UNUSUALLY mClrked face of street). SOm!thlng for eYffyone.' MlnimumAd10WorcII Tuesday night fights. references has openings. Dial eight week female IIltten needs ~ Uf~n:11~~ our prices I Sorry, no Nfuncts. Ali took the stage at the Blue Room of the ' 331·3-"' . 1.-21 hOme and loving Cilre. call lSI. a ,"",,,,ay evening. .062, evenings. 1-30 .271 P~one 353·6201 Tropicana Hotel and declared: "This is the Soul e t1 sJ I e by Brothers against the Quarry Brothers, the last of 1------AKC Samoyed puppies-Fluffy,. Work W•• t.d Ions the great white hopes. I don't know what Foster S ' Our classified ads white, good breeding, stud ser· HOUSECLEANING. e)(--Ienc. i APARTMENTS vice. 338·7456 aftff 5 p.m. 7·25 ed . Ask for Liz, 338-2014. ,..~. ' .31 aper will do to his hope, but I'm going to whip my are for your convenIence ...r ••••1 hope." See our new 1 & 2 a.tO.· •••••,.c SUMMER cleaning - yard work. • Foster, 33, 'a sheriff's deputy from bedroom units un· 1963 Chev ¥J9 -"speed 43 000 EKperlenced, gOOd references. TRIVIA - Even though It lust actual mires. S6S0. Call Cheap. Silrah, 337·2319. (,,30 Albuquerque, N.M., declared much more der completion, Wllo D••• It' 35.-2271. recenlly premiered In the U.S., the 900 West Benton 7·6 Chaplin's last effort was called A well quietly: "I'm going to whip my man quicker than CHIPPER'S Custom Tailors, 124'h King In New YortI, in which he you'll whip yours." Model & Office open E. Washington. Dial 351·t229. 9·7 NICE 1971 Maverick Grabber _ •••lc.1 plays an ousted East European daily9 · 5:30or ------Must sell. No reClSOllllble offer monarch whO was overthrown be· Foster was quoted as 6-1 favorite to retain his ARTIST'S portraits - Children, relused. 351 ·2136. 7·5 I ••tr •••• t. cause of his plan to save the world City, title and Ali was listed at 4-1 to beat Jerry Phone 338·1175 adults. Charcoal, $5 . pastels, $20. thrOUgh atomiC enffgy. It was ~--~---___-' Oil , from $85. 338·0260. 8·29 1966 V" Studebaker - Inspected STEINWAY Parlor Grand - Ex made In Europe In 1957 . hre~ Quarry. SPOTLESS - new - homey - new snow tires. Good condition' cellent condilion collector', per Quarry, 'l:l, stopped by Ali on an eye cut in the One bedr~1)1 unfurnished, carp· WINDLos Angeles, california vffUsement>. 7·31 week. nlshed, $145; ' unfurnished, 5135 . 9002S. 630 Near University Hospitals. 351 . FLUNKING math or basic stalls· USED vacuums, S10 and uP . GAY Women's Line-Ask to!' Although there was a scale on stage, only Jerry ties? Call Janet, 338.9306. 7.6 Guaranteed. DIll 337 ·9060. 9-8 DIVERSE, refffenced student Gerl, 351~2 . 7.25 2008. 7·19 wants to work for room and board stepped on it. Wearing trousers and street shoes. KENMORE washer, 1112 year old, neer univerSity. Cecelia Town, 14 • at. excellent condition. 338-7220 after cottage Stree, Norwood, New ALL men Intffesied In the Gay he weighed 208 pounds Ali expects to weigh 215. •••• 5 p.m . 6.29 York 13668 or (cOliect) (315) 353 Liberation Front call !Terry) at SUMMER BARGAIN 337-9t43; 337·7617. 7·21 "I'm not only going to destroy Jerry Quarry. 2~9 5. 7·31 New, furnIShed or unfur, W ••,.I • MUST sell 10 speed bike, only two I'm going to destroy Joe·Frazier." said Ali, who Muhammed Ali nished efficiency and two SItARE house, private bedroom. months old. Call 338.7726. 7.5 H.lp Waat... VOTE for Loradll E. Cllekvlsor to!' hopes for a return bout against the heavyweight bedroom apartment. Air luO kitchen . Util ities paid, $50. JOhnson County surr on 351.4743 p.m. 1>-29 TWO oak desks; round oak table; ln aceorClanee wilh the prov isions 01 ~~er~I~!~~~) ballo . (POlitical • champion. "J'm stil.1 the king of the world." Ray Robinson and Gene Fullmer in their 1961 conditioned, carpeted, middleweight championship bout. GRADUATE students share far. ~!~.2~~~ .kcase; two end tab)::, Shagler I ot t~ Iowa Civil Rights ------. ----- laundry, close in. 337·7818. , A crowd of 7,500 is expected at the Convention Ali has been guaranteed $500.000, Jerry Quarry mhouse ten miles northeast Iowa ~ omm lssl~ n s ruling on sex Center and there will international closed circuit $200,000. Foster $80,000 and Mike Quarry $45.000. AVAILABLE immediately - Clty.1-643·546S . 6·29 ROYAL lale model portable ~~s;:;~~~~':p~~t~~~~~I~:::D~I~e television. The Foster-Mike Quarry bout is FurniShed. one bedrOOm , carpet. typewriter with case. Excelient con· I III ~ The pay for the Quarrys was boosted from the ed, walking distance. 351 .1214; FEMALE - Share enllre house dillon, $60. 3S1-ll868. 6·29 Ho:r:n:ant~~Q~c~l::v~~t'I~; s~~ ~f~ PEGASUS, INC. slated to start at 9:30 p.m. EDT. It will be 351·2298. 7·18 with private bedroom near cam· lid 't t th C If I original $175,000 and $35,000 when they agreed to pus. $05 Includes utilities. 338.0926 BABY crib, complete; carbed, IV' 0 e ommiss,on, . n our followed by brother Jerry against Ali. take their cut solely from the television money. AVAILABLE June _ Furnished, or 351 .1342. 6.21 carriage Bnd stroller comblna. opin ion, suc h adverllslng COU\d , lne and two bedroom, carpeted, lion ; good condition. under half posSl blV VIolate th, Commission s The 115·poW\ Am erlcan Learue Natlonl League Plan on it! East East "(Lubitsch) could do more to show the W. L. Pct. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. grace and humor of sex in a nonlustful Detroit 34 26 .567- Pittsburgh 39 22 .639- Baltimore 33 27 .550 I New York 38 25 .603 2 CINEMA I way than any other director I've ever Cleveland 27 31 .466 6 Chicago 35 26 .574 4 heard of." Charles Chaplin. New York 26 32 .448 7 St. Louis 30 32 .484 9'1, NOW .. . ENDS WED. Boston 25 33 .431 8 Montreal 27 35 .435 12 \1 Reviewing the troops "SWISS FAMILY • Milwaukee 22 37 .373 I)ln Philadelphia 22 39 .361 17 '.esday, JlRe 27 1:30 , 9:30 PI West West Marcia Malku8, wUe of • San UlegD-area manager Don Zimmer after job that she won in a ROBINSON" Oakland 41 20 .672 - Cincinnati 38 25 .603- physician, glances over Padre mates during charity benefit auction last fall. San Diego -PLUS- 'G' Houston 38 26 .594 '/' New Ballrool, IMU $1.00 Chicago 36 25 .590 5 opening-inning stint a8 manager of the National ultimately dropped a 6-5 decision to the San '101 DALMATIANS" Minnesota 33 26 .559 7 Los Angeles 35 28 .556 3 CONTINUOUS Kansas City 28 32 .467 12'/' Alianta 29 33 .468 B\I League baseball club. As the second frame Francisco Giants In 14 Innings. Tickets on sale at box office one half hour California 29 35 .453 13'1, San Francisco 25 45 .357 16 \1 opened, she turned over a 2-0 advantage to FROM 1:40 before each showing. Texas 26 36 .419 15' ~ San Diego 21 41 .339 16 '" Monday's Results Monday's Res.lta Smallest Delroit 4. New York 3 New York 4. Pittsburgh 2 *Ninolchka was cancelled on us Kansas City 4. Chicago I St. Louis 4. Montreal3 Fenway Park, with 33,379 Cleveland 7. Boston 3 San Francisco 3. Atlanta 0 seats, has the smallest seating Milwaukee 3. BalUmore 0 Chicago II . Philadelphia I Minnesota 7. California 4 Houston al San Diego. N capacity in the American The Oakland 3. Texas 0 Cincinnati at Los Angeles. N League. SUper Delicious! "GOING HOME" NaUoaal Lea«ue On a Golden Toasted Bun H Amerlcaa Lea.ue Philadelphia INash 1-2 and COLOR 'PG' Milwaukee IBrett 3-81 at Bal· with Onions, & Relish. I S Reynolds 0·3) at Chicago IJenkins Tomato 7:30&9:35 timore I Alexander 3·4. or Harrison 8-6 and Pappas 5·5), 2. Midwest League Baseball 0-01. night. T F 0 Atlanta INiekro 7-li) at San Fran· Clinton 9, Quad Cities 4 ooston ICurtis 3-31 at Cleveland cisco 1M cDowell a·sl. night. IWilcox6·71. night. Quincy 11, Cedar Rapids 6 C I C Pittsburgh IKison 2-11 at New ASTRO Ca lifornia IRyan 7·51 at Min · York IMcAndrewS·31. Burlington 4. Waterloo 3 I I H L I nesota I Perry 6·61 . night. Montreal (Morton 3·7 and Torrez Decatur 8, Wisconsin Rapids 3 Chicago I Bahnsen 10·71 at Kansas HOT DOGS NOW ... ENDSWED. 8·3 I at St. Louis ISantorlnl 3·6 and Danville at Appleton, ppd C M E City ISpittorff 6-4). night. Cumberland 0-41 . 2. twi·night. Oakland IHamiiton 4·1). al Texas "PUPPET o T Houston (Roberts 6·31 at San ..g. 25' I Bosm an HI. twilight. Diego I Arlin 7-61 . night. 19C ON A CHAIN New York IBlasingame 0-01 at C Y Cincinnati IGullett 2·3) at Los Detroil lLolich 11·5) . night. Angeles I Downing 4·31. night. SHOWS AT 1: 30- TUES., WED., THURS. 3:26·5:22· "presents THE CRISIS CENTER June 27,21,29 7:23-9:24 Owner swaps Somtbody cares. ENGLERT "Strangers on a Train" starring Colts for Rams Every clay 2 p.m. to 2 a,m. NOW ... ENDSWED. Robert Walker Farley Granger 351-0140 "LITTLE BIG MAN" BALTIMORE (AP} - The all: 25·7 :43 A classic exercise in terror with a Baltimore Sun reported in its "AMAN CALLED Tuesday edition that owner HORSE" climatic fight on a moving Carroll Rosenbloom of the Bal FIND OUT YOURSELF timore Colts says he is commit at 5:43·10:01 merry·go·round that creates ted to the sale of his National some unbearable IUlpen ... Football League team and the WHY EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT • purchase of the Los Angeles Rams. Rosenbloom, in New yOrk, TWO LOCATIONS Wednuday, June 28 lIIinoll Rm., IMU could not be contacted for corn OPEN t :OO·SHO'N ' :00 7:30 p.m. Society Showing SOLD OUT ment. THRUJUNE20 The Sun quoted Rosenbloom ACROSS FROM PENTACIEST 9:30 p.m. Public Showing $1.00 assaying: "I have made a com BORN LOSERS rnitment. We will just have to HWY 6 W., CORAVILLE BOI wait and see if it can be worked Offlc. Op.nl Y2 Hour out." B.for. the Movi.