BUill dime c ,878 Student PubllcaUoni Inc. Iowa City's Mornln Tuesda June 26 1 7 Two race discrimination charges TWIN PACK filed against Woodfield ',s ' By NEil BROWN Commission monthly meeting Monday could take no action at this time. She said jeopardy when you do something like Edlfor night, however, Zukrowski confirmed that, following a fonnal complaint, an that." that Morris had filed a formal complaint. investigation is made and a report is AMBROSE said Monday nigbt that he · Two charges of race dlacrimlnaUon Morris said he will contact state given to the commission for a decision on would not be intimidated by any threats, were filed agaInst Woodfield's bar representatives of the NAACP to whether a human rights violation 0c which be said were made by crowd Monday with the Iowa City Human determine if the organization will take curred. The process, she said, could take members Saturday night and ignored by RIghts Comrnlsalon. any formal action. as long as six months. the police. "They were out there · Robert Morris, a representative of the Zukrowsltl also admitted that many Morris suggested that boycotts or legal threatening me then. Who's the police regional office of the NAACP, fUed one of persons called In Infonnal complaints to picketing mlght be used to protest worried about? Them. I think the crowd Iwo formal complaints against Harry the commission Monday. Ambrose's policy until the city decides could have been dispersed. I don't think If Ambrose, owner of Ihe IocaJ dlaco. Iowa City police were called to whether to take action. it had been other people, another race, it The complaints charge that Ambrose Woodfield's at approximately 10:30 "I think an economic rope can be put (the crowd outside) would have been dl.scritnlnated against blacks attempting Saturday night after a large crowd had around Woodfield's neck and they can be allowed," he said. to enler the bar Saturday night by gathered In front of the bar' 8 entrance. strangled," Morris said. Ambrose said he was not aware that requiring them to ahow three Iypes of Many of those In the crowd complained fonnal complaints had been fil~ against personal Identification with pictures. that the bar'S doonnen were refusing to HE SAID there was a "blatant display him and he said he had not lieen c0n Robert Martin, a fonner Woodfield's let blacks in the bar. The police took no of racism" at Woodfield's Saturday tacted by anyone from the Human Rights employee, flied the second complaint. action, and there was no violence. nigbt, and that angry citizens mlght Commission. Both Morris and Martin said they were at retaliate. He reiterated that he was cracking Woodfield's Saturday night and wit.. AMBROSE, who had called the police "If this was Detroit they'd have had down on permitting minors, and said nelJlled doonnen permitting whites Into to disperse the crowd, said he Instructed gunfire at the backdoor that night. I don't reports that five white 17·year-olds were E. the bar with little or no Iden his doormen to crack down on allowing think anything like that Is going to in the bar Saturday night were false. tification, while demanding that black minors in the bar and he said he did not happen," Morris said. Bul he added that Martin agreed that Ambrose might be patrons produce three lOs. discriminate against blacks. , someone might try to vandalize Wood· in some danger, but said he Is only Approximately 15 persons appeared at field:s or confront Ambrose. concerned that the action against CITY CIVIL RIGHTS Specialist Sophie the Human Rights Commission meeting "There's some guys up here from well· Ambrose be done legally. Zukrowskl said city law prohibits her to discuss the Salurday night incident known gangs In big cities," Morris said. "It isn't a matter of one man or' one from naming complainants or dlacusaing and determine what action could be "He just doesn't realize what he's doing establisbment, ii's passing down a rule The Oaily IOW llnl~iI~"" lonnal charges. At the Human RIghts taken. Zukrowsltl, said the commission bere. You're putting you're own life in that's wrong." Robert Morris City okays bus Writers question Taft's press ban By STEPHEN HEDGES of a personal conflict. But the Burlington I think Johnson, by catering to this sort of UI were also closed to the press, but Stalt Writer editor did not agree with the seminar'.s thing, helps to contribute to a more Johnson said the press policy has never 20Z· route changes, but press policy. closed society. been strict. State political writers scheduled to "If I were there it certainly wouldn't be Flansburg, while not approving of the D·CON address the UI Taft Institute of Govern closed to the press, and I wouldn't feel "I REFUSE, as a matter of principle, policy, said he understood Johnson's men.t Seminar this week question the any constraint to give up my freedom," to talk with a politician if it isn't for the reasoning. 'MOUSE· not fare hike session's policy banning press at he said. "I don't give up my credentials record," be said. But Flansburg By ROD BOSHART move. tendance. as a newspaperman." pointed out Johnson's right of academic "He's there to teach the people," be StaffWrher The seminar's director, UI political freedom. said. "He's dealing with reality." And FE that reality, Flansburg added "is that NEUHAUSER said the state has science Prof. Donald Johnson, closed the A NUMBER of Iowa politicians, in , "You're screwing around with the MICE The Iowa City Council Monday penalized cities in the past for ef· meetings to the press, stating that cluding Gov. Robert Ray, Sen. John politicians might have strategies or approved route revisions and ficiently operating their transit classroom and the interests of academic notions they want to keep secret. I've politicians speak more freely when the Culver and First District Rep. Jim freedom," he said .. "It seems 10 me that l!Chedule changes expected to cost systems by withdrawing assistance press is not present. Leacb, addressed the seminar last week. found that most things politicians wanl to that's where Johnson should have made keep secret are not worth knowing the city bus system $76,720, but it did and allocating It to cities with "I wasn't at all aware that the thing his stand - that a teacher has a privilege not approve a proposed 10-cent fare struggling systems. She said this is a Pete Smith, Culver's press secretary, anybow." was closed (to the press)," said said he was not aware ot the press policy, to the classroom." 3ge increase along with the changes. "Catch-22" that bas victimized the Burlington Hawk Eye Editor John The changes In the transit system, city In the past. and an aide for Leach said that Leach Politicians do speak differently when JOHNSON SAID he syinpathlzes with McCormally. "I can't see wby it would "was not aware that It was closed to the proposed by transit Manager Hugh "As long as it's that way, I'm need to be." the press is absent, Johnson said. the press. " Reporters are like Mose and City Manager Neal Berlin reluctant to raise the fare," she said. press." "People are more candid. I've noticed professors," he said. "They feel like they at Monday's Informal council "I wouldn't say I'm absolutely McCORMALLY, along with James "It surprised him that It was," said that when the press is present the should have access to everything. meeting, are to go into effect by late against the fare increase but I would Flansburg, a political wriler for the Des Ann Haskell, Leach's press secretary. "I politiCians give very stock answers. " Johnson added that he might open the August. say we should wait until we're In a Moines Register, and Frank Nye, don't believe that he would've minded a next seminar to the press "and see how Under the changes, the city transit little more desperate sitl1$tion," associate editor of the Cedar Rapids bit if there was press there. Generally It JOHNSON said that the Taft Institute, that works." system will be expanded to 1. in· Neuhauser said. Councilors Carol Gazette, are scheduled to speak to 29 Is jusl assumed a lot of the time that which sponsors the seminar, recom· "I don't want to make a freedom of the divldual routes (seven round trips) deProsse, Clemens Erdahl and • Iowa high school social studies teachers members of the press, If they're in mends that the seminars be kept as "a press issue about It," Johnson said. "I from the present 12, Mose said. The David Perret were absent. on politics and the press on Wednesday. terested, are there." scho~rly session of talks, and that the think the whole business has kind of been new scbedule modifies lOme of the Forty percent of the estimated Nye is ill and will not attend the Flansburg said he was also unaware of actual classroom discussion Is to be kept unfortunate and that possibly in the existing routes and adds several new $76,720 increase in operating ex· seminar, and McCormally said Monday the press policy and that "it suggests to off the record. ' I future I'm just going to teU people that routes to recently developed areas in penditures is expected to be paid by that he probably will not appear because me why politicians get away with things. .The two other Taft seminars held at the the whole thing Is open." the city. fares from an increased ridersblp. Berlin said the remaining $46,000 A NEW OAKCREST route was must be raised from other sources. created to provide adequate service I> Haig uninjured in explosian to the West Benton-Oakcrest Street HE SAID this year this cost may area, eliminating the "West Side be 'pald with $66,110 in state transit CASTEAU, Belgium (UPI) .:... A "The general might well owe his life to -~---...... explosion." Special" tripper. The Wesl Benton assistance funds withheld in 1978 by remote-controlland mine intended to kill a delay of one-tenth of a second In the SHAPE officials said Haig uses a half route was totally redesigned to state auditors. The director of the outgoing NATO Commander Gen. explosion," a Belgian police official said. dozen routes to go to work for security better serve University Heights and DOT's public transit division Alexander Halg was set off Monday "If it had gone off a fraction of a second reasons and speculated the attackers outh Iowa City. overruled the withholding and the under his car, but Ihe explosion was a earlier, the explosion would have been planned the attempt for some time, A new Sycamore route was City is expected to receive the money fraction of a second late and Halg was right underneath his car." waiting for him to come along that road. designed to replace part of the Mall this year. uninjured. Halg arrived for work and spent the The explosion occurred under a lind Lakeside routes and also Berlin said the fare increase can Three aides riding in a car behind Haig day planning the ceremony Friday in culvert, where the road bridges a con· penetrates the poorly served areas be justified because the im· were slightly injured and their vehicle which he will turn over command to Gen. veyer belt from a limestone quarry to a southeast of K·Mart, Mose said. The provement in service will benefit was destroyed. Haig's chauffeur-drlven Bernard W. Rogers. Later he spoke to nearby cemenl factory. Mall route will be rerouted via South almost every area of the city and Mercedes was slightly damaged in the reporters. .. A split second after we passed the because operating costs have in· explosion, which occured as Halg went to A SHAPE spokesman said, "the ex· CUlvert, our car was lifted and sustained Clinton street, Kirkwood Avenue some damage, but we were all right," and Lower Mu..catlne Road. creased dramatically since the last work al about 1:30 a.m. CDT near . plosion of an apparently command· Haig said. "I looked back and saw A new Seventh Avenue route was fare increase in 1976. Obourg. detonated land mine damaged General also developed to serve a large area Roberts said, "PrIces have gone "I knew I would go with a bang," Halg Halg 's car and destroyed a security Alexander Haig chunks of the road material fly into the quipped when he arrived at his office at vehicle following the general's car." air and falling down like rain." of the near east side currently up and I see no reason why bus The spokesman said it was "an ap handled by several different routes. riders can't raise it the same as Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Three security men In the car were Haig stopped his car and got out to see everyone else has had to. I'm all In Europe, about 30 miles southwest of treated for minor Injuries in the SHAPE parent attempt on the general's life," whether the security men In the second Brussels. hospital and then released. and said the mine created "a sizable car were all right. MOSE SAID the new route and favor of raising the fares." schedule changes are designed to Mose said, "Our costs and provide adequate time 10 drivers ridership have grown equally. can provide safe tr8lllPortation and However, the buses are full. We Truckers to alleviate rusb-hour overcrowding. won't be a ble to increase our TheIe lMues were raised last ridership indefinitely." winter after bua drivers protested that rush-hour routes were im· IN A MEMO to the council, Berlin force shut POSSible to make in the time allotted said several of the routes are Without speeding and that some carrying capacity loads at peak buaet were unaafe. hours and one route has had to turn pack pla~t Mayor Robert Vevera and people away. He called the ridership CouncUors Glenn Roberti and John levels "unprecedented" and Balmer lupported a recom· predlcled the system "will be By United Press International mendation by BerUn and MOle thlt swamped" when students return In The Independent truckers strike forced the fare be Increued to S5 cents per August. the temporary shutdown of the nation's ride and f12 for monthly pI8IIeI. The Vevera said, "I don't see why this largest meat-packlng plant Monday and increases would make city fares (the 2kent fares) is a sacred white threatened CalIfornia'. lettuce crop. equal to those currently charged by cow," noting that the council has AmId more violence, snipera shot IIld the Coralville transit I)'stem. railed sewage and garbage wounded drivers who Ignored the protest But CouncUor Mary Neuhauaer collection fees and that taxpayers In Tennessee and Missouri. Aid abe wanted Ulurlllce from the will have to pay the bonds for the In the latest sniping incident, a 49-year ltate Department of TranaportaUon new library. "I certainly favor an Increase. I old driver was shot Monday night while thai the city would not loee state leading a convoy of on a a_lItanee If the rare wu railed think It's far and away the best transports JtIl1 , lOuthem Mlaaouri highway. The highway before abe buy in town," he said. would .upport JUCh a patrol said It was lOOkIng for people In two vehicles luspected of participattna In the ambulh. Your collective weather staff A II being kept out of the weather highway patrol spokelman sald the convention. They think the weather driver was shot In the cheat 'and was heavies will be more candid admitted to St. FrancII HOBpItaI in Mountain View, which refused to releue without III. Let III be candid. U we 'Inside information on his condition. get In, tomorrow', lWlIly skies and Unned Pr_ Int.,m.II~1 The Mator Fanne Foremen Id UugIIIon pondIrt the loll 01 Palo 13 found innocent highs in the lis wi111ast till the end spokesman sald · the driver, who deetroyed • the rMUIt of the Independent truck.... ' WIl•. was from TeMeISee, was the lead driver llmoet one million ..... 01 IetIuoe bel", ...... under growet'I of the week. Without us, It'l Other wli plow lettuce under thI, .... wtth Pig' 2 In a convoy of four Roadway Expresa Monel., ., the IInI IeItuce In ...... V• .." C.I'~, It mliHon, of rottlne In the IIeIde due 10 a IHk of thunderstorm •. ThInk about It. he. truck, transporta. end ...... of rill cen. - '". - - '--~ , . '. I-The Dilly IOWIII-low. Clty.low.-T..... '. JUM II. ,.7. Rural .shooting Palo 13 found innocent l Brief.ly power was disa llowed, Lang said, the lellal ByTOMDRURY Koehler ruled were not relevant under WII incident under C/~Edlfor state law. queatlon whether the proteaters' Head of Rules Committee Attorney Bob Lang, who with Am. presence at the plant "18 "Justified." And . A six-member jury in Cedar Rapids lawyer Jack Kegel conducted the defenae Koehler gave no definition 01 justification enters alcohol center found the "Palo 13" not guilty Monday of without compensation, said the case WII to the jury, Lang said. investigation criminal trespass of the Duane Arnold the first In the United Stat. In which a "They had to guess If It was Justified or WASffiNGTON (UPI) - Rep. Richard Bolllng. D-Mo .• An unidentified m.n the direction of the hICb nuclear power plant. . jury voted for acqulttal of antl-nuclear not," Lang said. chairman of the House Rules Committee. voluntarily hll "In our hearts, we felt they did have protesten after such testimony was fired "eight to 10" ahota way, El'IIIt reported, the entered an alcoholic rehabilitation center, his office said Sunday evening at a car person Illegedly firing the justlfication to be out there, and we felt It prohibited. ALLGOODSAID the jury was Impressed Monday. was never established that they were on "Each of them (the defendants) said fleeing at high _peed on a sholl began wallllni Bolllng Is "confident that the problem can be over- by evidence that the protesters had been Iowa Electric property," said jury they considered the plant to be an im active again8t nuclear power and that they gravel road north of 10'" tow.rd nearby OIngleberry come," and he expects to return to his duties "soon." forewoman Shelby Allgood of MlIrlon. medlate threat to life and health." Lan(! City. according to Johnson Quarry, about three mJleI according to the brief statement. were non-violent. Lang noted that on County Sheriff', Depart Th1rte\!fl anti-nuclear protesters from said. "If we asked them In what way," March 17 the group had underllone an north of Interstate 10. Bolllng. who assumed the influential Rules chair- Iowa City, Ames, Des Moines, Davenport, prosecuting attorney Kevin Shea would ment reports. In an interview, EI'IIIt manship thls year. has been an activist chalnnan. eight-hour non-violence training session In Rock Island and Eldora were arrested object and Koehler would remove the jury, anticipation of the civil disobedience. The sheriff'. department said she knew thole in Observers of the committee have detected no indication March 24 while blocking the road leading he said. Shea, assistant lJnn County at Is Investigating the In· volved in the Incident, but of an alcohol problem. Boiling has been one of the com- to the nuclear power plant operated by torney. was unavallable for comment. "They were peaceful, that was one of the cldent and "ould only declined to Identify them. mittee's most visible members. Iowa ElectriC Light and Power Co. in rural big things we had to give them credit for," release this information : "The people Involved are The move took almost everyone on Capitol HIll by Palo. CONCERNING the amount of testimony Allgood said. "And they bad dedicated a At 7:42 p.m. Sunday, closely related and I don't surprise. that the jury was not allowed to hear certain amount of their lives to this before. Mary Ernst of Rural Route think It would be good to "I didn't even know he drank," said one House staff ONLY 12 persons were tried In the lJnn (defendant Rich Kramer of Ames said one 2, Iowa City, reported that publiJh namea," she a ld. member "ho has worked with Bolllng on several complex County district court; Greg Green of Iowa half to tw~thIrda of total testimony,," "We felt that they were out there a man In a nearby cornfield She would not COI1'IIlleIIt issues in the past few weeks. "He puts In long hours; his City has been hospitalized and was not disallowed), Allgood commented, "We just because they felt they had to be out there," had just fired several shotl on whether the abota struck m1nd Is sharp and clear. If he needs It (treatment), maybe tried. The jury deliberated for a total of tried to laugh about It. We had no Idea what she said. "their sincerity and dedication from a semi-automatic the car or Ita Inhabltanta. I need It." approximately 2~ hours Friday and we were missing." to the cause was what we really looked .t." rifle at a "large, old, white Sheriff's deputies tOed a Monday after a trlalln which the jury was Lang said that traditionally persons In car" speeding westbound prellmlnary report 01\ the Kennedy denounces ordered out of the courtroom 14 times, similar cases have been found Innocent If Lang said he could not have chosen a towards HIghway 1. Incident, "hlch I. .till according to one of the defendants. the jury finds that the defendants were better group of delendants for this case. AI the car disappeared In under investigation. South Korean torture Judge Thomas Koehler sent the Jury "acting under the impression that there "They had thls really great demeanor on WASffiNGTON (UPI) - Sen. Edward Kennedy, away repeatedly so it would not hear was an immediate threat to their own the stand, that they were the most genUe Hearing scheduled to decide denouncing South Korea for _torturing dissidents and testimony on the specific safety problema safety." people you'd ever hope to run Into," he denying human rights. Monday said President Carter of nuclear energy - problems that Since testimony on the safety of nuclear said. If work on F-518 will stop must not appear "to embrace the continuing dictatorship" when he visits Seoul. A hearing has been bet"een Highway I and "Thousands of Korean people have been subjected ... to scheduled for July 5 to Interstate 10. arbltary arrest, torture and long-term incarceration Producer fires director of UI detennlne whether further The City Council', under inhuman conditions," he said. construction of Freeway proposed route Is ap FonI\II Utah IIw "SUSpected opponents of the regime have been routinely 518 will be halted until the proximately one m1le west dIrIng Iwo florid. harassed, and some have been brutally beaten and In the film production 'Murder At Best' controversy concerning the of the DOT's. The DOT" IIImI courtroom past hanged without due process of law. highway', alignment I, route passes through the "Those who speak out against the human rights ByKATYCAVE solid reuons why professionals move settled. WUlow Creek watershed be attempted at the ill, according to An .. application for and includes Interchanges violations by the government have been put under sur- Stsff Writer MacCann, who wrote the script for the quickly, but there's no reason for It to take stay," slmllar to a request at Melrose Avenue and veillance, harassed, quarantined and often brutally film, which Is a comedy about inflation. three months to shoot an hour-long Sena for a temporary injunction, Monnon Trek. beaten." Further production of Murder At Beat, a The fUm features local acton Corey movie." feature film being produced through the UI was flied In Johnson The city, by a 4-3 vote of Carbonara, Carol Johnson and Bruce Falkenberg, however, said she felt County District Court by Execution stays granted Film Department, will be delayed fbur Levitt, and is being shot on 25 different Jacobs was directing too flit, that she did the council, filed sult June the city June 22. The ap dege Bob IS, asking that the court By United Press International days due to the firing of Director locations in Iowa City. not know what he wanted, and that she was Jacobs on Sunday, according to producer simply running the camera without plication asks the court to halt the construction of the Convicted murderer Robert A. Sullivan won a stay 0( Professor Richard MacCann. Jacobs seemed to think It was more of a adequate preparation. "I couldn't really order further work on the highway until an WASHINGTON execution {rom a federal judge In Fort Lauderdale personality conflict that caused MacCann figure out what he wanted,"she said. highway temporarily agreement Is reached Republican ~"nHLlln. Monday and a federal judge at Jacksonville decided he "Jacobs was doing things too fast and to fire him. Jacobs said that problems ended. between the DOT and the l'!MSylvania and hard. Members of the crew came to me between him and Cinematographer Pam MacCann said he hopes that the movie needed a day of study before ruling on a request to will be continued and that he hu The hearing Is to decide city. ('mnecticut, got into forestall the death of Charles W. Proffitt. and said my Interests were not being Falkenberg, a UI graduate student, caused "someone In mind to take over as sort of a whether the stay order will llonday on the floor Both men were to be electrocuted Wednesday, Su1llvan served," MacCann said . . "The basic the majority of troubles within the be Issued on construction The city claims ita rib a lukewarm conflict was between whether or not the production. d1rector-advlser ." proposed route fits Ita at 7 a.m. and Proffitt Immedlately after that. "I have invested about $10,000 of my own and planning of N18. Before the smoke film is a professional production or a "We're attempting to get comprehensive plan for U.S. District Judge Jose Gonzalez granted the stay to Jacobs said his concept of the production money in this fUm and I am working with said Heinz was Sulllvan after a one-hour hearing at Fort Lauderdale. U.S. student workshop." them not to go ahead with It development of southwest "devious" - was that "this was a commerclal motion very talented people," he said. "The film Iowa City and that Its route District Judge W. Terrell Hodges listened to arguments got to be very painful, but I still have great in any way." said David Heinz brought the The fUm, which began shooting about picture workshop and my job was to make Elderkin, an attorney would ease service of the for nearly three hours at Jacksonville and then announced three weeks ago. Is the first feature film .to It as commercial as possible. There are respect for Bob." force Weicker to he wanted to study records of Proffitt's trial. Hodges said handling the case for the watershed area. The DOT !be record. he would rule by Tuesday afternoon "at the latest." city. claims the city can zone the The flare-up came Attorneys for both Proffitt and Su1llvan argued that the The city and the Iowa southwest side to control Weicker to kill $13 men were inadequately represented, and thus their trtals Availab~e funding to·-· Clouble for Department of Tran development and that guarantees to were unfair. Judge Gonzalez granted the stay for further sportation have been service to the watershed Pittsburgh Steel Co. unable to reach agreement area would not be ad Heinz, whose state study of that question - which the state Supr.eme Court versely affected. called "legally frivolous." on the allgnment of F 0618 mill, bitterly opposed staff tuition grants, scholarships ment to strike the Oxford man charged with plemental money Unrest reported in Uganda By JOSEPH DeROSIER office locations. These are tenned "tuition grants." During the KAMPALA, Uganda (UPI) - Widespread civil unrest Sta If Wrltsr Miller said the Staff Council now puts Awards for those who plan to attend the ill OMVUI, manslaughter a!least Weicker was reported Monday in opposition to Uganda's third applications in the faculty-staff are called "staff scholarships.If Funding for the staff tuition grants and newsletter, For Your Infonnation. An Oxford man was Lindley has been ruler In two months, President Godfrey Binaisa, and one charged with Involuntary hospiLalized since the foreign embassy evacuated its staff. , scholarships will Increase from PI,OOO this Applications for awards for the fall MILLER SAm If not all of the 10 percent the 20 5 is granted the remaining money is put manslaughter and OMVUI collision. Government SO\ll'Ce8 also dl5closed '8Il apparently un- year to $60,000 iii 197s.oo, allowing twice as semester are In June and July many staff members to receive awards, issues of the newsletter. The deadline for back Into staff scholarships. Monday in connection with a In an unrelated matter, a succesful ambush attack on defense minister Yowerl traffic accident May 25 that Museveni. according to Mary Lou Miller, president of applications Is July 15. .. Any staff member Is eligible (for the $500,000 lawsuit was filed In program)," Miller said, adding that the caused the death of Harold The West Gennan Embassy In Kampala evacuated the UI Stllff Council. The $60,000 has been divided Into Johnson County District engin only requirement Is that the staff member Halsey of Hiawatha. most of Its staff because of the deteriorating security "The increase in funding means that at semester amounts with $30,000 set aside Court Monday by the least 600 university staff members will be employed at the UI one year before the parents of an Iowa City situation, and the western diplomatic corps demanded for the fall semester, $20,000 for next The vehicles of Jerry BETHLEHEM, Pa. that the government provide milltary guards for their receive $100 tuition grants and scholar spring and $10,000 for next summer. deadline date for each semester. youth In jured In an October IS percent more jobs ships for college credit courses during the Lindley and Halsey 1978 traHic accident. envoys. Miller said the selection of recipients Is collided on Highway I two W1979 than for the coming year. If Miller said. An economic boycott against the new government began WHEN THE program began In 1970 only conducted through a lottery. Persons who miles south of low. City. Robert and Elizabeth graduates holding taking hold In the capital and its environs, with markets The Increase, which is the second in as 177 staff members applied for the $12,200 have not received awards during the past puler science degrees many years, comtle as a surprise, she said. According to the charge, Bradley, RR I, are suing and many shops closed. available in awards. For the next seven two years are given priority. Lindley was Intollcated Jody and Charles J ennInp, College Placement Mary Jo Small, UI assistant vice years the amount of funding avallable Applications from those who received Monday. president for personnel, said the amount of and driving without also of RR I, for$500,OOO for Malaysia steps up effort remained at that level. awards during the past two years are set supervision under an in their son Jonathon Bradley In releasing the money for the program, financed through aside. The remaining applications are In 1978-79, when funding was Increased struction pennit. Lindley and $30,495.98 for IJlem. annual survey the UI General Education Fund, was in "put In a hat" and winners are drawn, nationwide, the to keep Viet refugees out to PI,OOO, 1,028 staff members applied for did not yield half the road selves for expenses they creased because admlnstrators felt that Miller said. raise eyebrows Is KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UPI) - Malaysian " WElt should get closer to the need this the awards with 313 grants and scholar to Halsey's vehicle, the Incurred as a result of their charge states. soo's Jnjurles. percent of those soldier~ forced four small boats jammed with refugees out year." ships being awarded. Not all staff mem Those applications set aside are con predictions of an to sea Monday and stopped two otIlers from landing in a bers who receive awards, Miller ex sidered If all money Is not used for those they elpeCt the econlomj plained, use the full $100, which allows staff members that have not received the stepped-up effort to keep refugees out of the country. SMALL SAm that the $30,000 available Iowa City Woman reported organizatlons to Witnesses said the soldiers rounded up 319 refugees who for 1978-79 was not enough to continue more grants to be awarded. previous awards, but MIller said this has im." recently arrived from Vietnam and loaded them Into four covering both increases in tuition and the Ten percent of the $60,000 will be set never happened. aside for staff members taking job-related missing since Sunday The council said that boats. A police boat then escorted them to international growing interest In the awards. Until three years ago selection w" predicting economic waters. At one time, MIller said, there was only a courses at other institutions, such 18 made on a first come, first served basis, An Iowa City woman their residence, the woman The authorities reportedly provisioned the boats with short announcement of the a wards In the courses at Kirkwood Community College but because some staff memben received reported missing since reportedly left at about food and water before pushing the refugees out to sea. newsletter at the beginning of each year in Cedar Rapids or correspondence the FYI earlier than others this practice Sunday afternoon "18 atlU 3:45 p.m. Sunday and was Witnesses said the refugees offered no resistance when and a pplications had to be picked up at courses, MIller saJd. . was considered unfair, Miller said. unaccounted for Monday last seen In front of Burge Burger they were taken from their camp on the beach near evening, according to ill Hall at about 5 p.m. Sun Merang village and put on the boats. WASffiNGTON (UPI) - can be checked for a although no deadllne WII set security. day, according to police. The offlclals said Carter and Ohlra "did diJcusS the 33 reactors The Nuclear Regulatory potential piping leak. for completion . Tseng Ung-Hunll, 2., of apoint . extent to which direct contact with Hanoi ... will help Commission said Monday It NRC spokesman Clara Ms. Mlles said the NRC 345 Hawkeye Court, was The wom.n WII alleviate the problem. shut down for plans to order 33 reactors Miles said an inspection for order will give utilities that reported mlsslng by her described 18 5 feet tall, 11M) Vietnam's ambassador to Malaysia, Vu Bach Mai, said manufactured by the same problem also Is operate Westinghouse and husband at 2:29 a.m. pounds, with black hair and Is inspection dark eyes. When last seen of Sup Monday his government doing Its best to check refugee I Westinghouse and Combus being ordered for the nine Combustion Engineering Monday, police reports traffic. tion Engineering to shut nuclear reactors made by reactors 90 days to Inspect said. she was wearing a blsck But Mal cautioned that Hanoi's efforts may not have down within 90 days so they Babcock and Wilcox, for cracks. Alter domestic trouble at blouse and dark skirt. WASHINGTON much Impact in the coming months. rare public Justice Warren ell Monday from 24 killed, 86 wounded Carter expects oil agreement admission of two In civil unrest in India OISO, Japan (UPI) - problems. beginning the second full day Inctlce before the . President C,r.ter said Carter flew to 0Is0 from of his state visit to Japan Court. NEW DEIJn.India (UPI) - Twenty-four soldiers were l'p~sday he expects' the Tokyo on board his Marine with a swim and a jog In the • Burger said the k.l1led and 16 wounded In clashes Monday between Indian world's seven leading in One helicopter Tueaday after U.S. Embassy grounds. Yale H. Iverson of army troops and rebellious paramlUtary police deman- dustrialized nations to agree William Frederick ding higher wages and better working conditions. on a plan to reduce oil im .vuona, did not Officials said the situation Is "explosive" and PrIme ports when they meet at the _.. ------!he high court's MInister Morarjl Desai told ne"smen he would declare an TokyoecononUcsummltthla 01 CLASSIFIED AD BLANK persona 1 and profe emergency that pennits the government to make quick week. Write ad below using one word per blank Now Performs Miracles character. arreats If law and order continue to detoriorate. Carter, speaking with Lawyers usually are r "The grievances of police Is one thing to tackle. But they his second ------admitted to the Supreml reporters before , ...... 2...... 3...... 4 ...... If you need copies of reports, proposals, or documents, bar, so long 18 they m, have no justification for holding the nation to ransom, II day of talks with Japanese 5...... 6...... 7...... 8...... Desai said. PrIme Minister Muayoshl whether in full color or black and white, and you need llandarda, and the cou. . Ohlra, said he thought the 9...... 10 ...... , 1' ...... 12 ...... Illally does not annow summit opening In Tokyo 13...... 14...... 15 ...... ,...... 16 ...... t hem in a hu rry, you've come to the rig ht place. reJection of anyone. The I Thursday will be a success. 17 ...... 18 ...... 19 ...... 20 ...... 121,482 members. Quoted ••. Because our place has the Xerox 9400 In Iverson's case, Burg Ohlra, who welcomed 21...... 22...... 23 ...... 24 ...... Carter to the plctureJque Duplicator and the Xerox 6500 color he would have denied ack It thl. had bHn Detroit, thiy'd have h. d gunfire .t 25...... :IIi ...... 27 ...... 28 ...... the b.ck door th.t nIght seaside town of Olso 40 miles because the la "yer -Robert Morris of th. NAACP comm. ntlng on from Tokyo. also answered 29...... 30...... 31...... 32 ...... copier. dllclpllned recently allegations that there was racial dlacrt mlnatlon at with a finn "yea" "hen Print nll1lr, addlftl .. phonr num" , brio• • And to give it that professional look, ~_Ional neglect ani Woodfi.ld'. Saturday night. asked If he thought aummlt Name ...... Phone ...... ~uct. lie aid Iverson, a men would succeed. Addr.ss ...... , ...... City ...... let us bind it for you. Carter replied "I believe the Iowa bar since I gGi so" when liked whether the Dial 353-6201 Zip ...... Co me in and see us. We think you'll "aeverely disciplined" p leven-nation talks will be To IIlure COlt multiply the number of words -Indudlng address ag ree, " It's a miracle l" lor "profe.lonal neglel I ble to Igree on I plan to and/or phone number,tlmes the appropriate rate given below. Cost IIIiIcoItduct" In July 197. Postscripts cope with the oU crlala. equals (number of words) x (rate per word) . MInimum ad 10 wonIt, 328 S. Clinton (V2 block south of 1000a Suprtme Court on cl The pre.ldent, freshened S~+l • ~lv\J1g the flllng of by another jogging _Ion 1 ·3 days ...... 34c per word 10days ...... 48<: per word Burlington) Mon-Fri 9-5 PIPers In three crlmln lventl and a ."Im at dawn, then 5 days ...... 38c per word 30 days ...... 51.02 per word PttIa. 0-... AnoIIrmou' will meet 1111 p.m. In room 207 011"- l'eIumed his talka with Ohirl Send compleled ad blank with n.e D.J 10... AIthouch the state cow W•• hoUie. An 1ey or"nldon","1Ing lor newcomer. will be on energy IttltlllY Ind 1 check or money order, or IIOP 111 C_unlcllloill Center 110 Iddltlonal dlsclpl1na1 In our offlcel: _ of C.... , MICIIeon held . t 7:30 p.m. review of other world ------~=~~---- 01 ing ~ No evidence der taken from Study: Violent crime illegal wiretap to increase in Iowa of !be bleb in Guard case DES MOINES (UPI) - A new study on TIlE ANALYSIS shows Iowa's overall reported, the crime In Iowa, released Monday, suggests crime rate has increased 324 percent since aUegedly flrllI8 the DES MOINES (UPI) - violent crime will continue Its upward pace 1960, Property related crimes rose 321 began walklnl Recordings made with an at least for much of the next six years, with a percent, while the rate of violent crime nearby OlnsJeberry illegal wiretap played no role In simultaneous decline In leIS serious of increased 564 percent. the criminal case federal fenses. about three mIleI In contrast, nationwide crime rates have InterJtlte ." prosecutors have built against a The Statistical Analfsis Center of the former conunander of the Iowa Office for Planning 8nd Programming, showed a less dramatic increase. The interview, Enwt country's overall crime rate has risen National Guard, an FBI agent which undertook the study as part of an in 1. knew thole In said Monday. percent, while property crime has increased the incident, but depth series !l criminal justice profiles In Agent Joseph Hersley said Iowa, said its assumptiOllS on future crime 173 percent and violent crime by 260 percent. 10 ldentlfy them, former Maj . John McGee, who people Involved are were based on demographic patterns. Several factors have combined to cause pleaded guilty to a single Generally, the study said, offenders the "massive increase in reported crime" related and I don't federal count of wiretapping would be good to committing property-related crimes are since 1960, the study said, including the post last September, Installed the younger than those involved in violent lUIJJleI," abe uld, war baby boom and a general increase in device at bis Boone office out of crimes, and a leveling off !l property crime not cormnent criminality among people. fear of planned retribution rates in 1976 indicates It may be several H these assumptions are correct, it the shota struck against him and to obtain in years until the incidence of violent crime Ita Inhabltanta. theorizes, violent crime In Iowa may not formation about illegal activi· shows a similar slowdown. peak until the early to mid 1980s. deputies flied • ties by other Guard officers. on the However, Hersley said, the I. stU! tapes that played an important role in McGee's case and become the focus of a legal fight to decide between U.S. Attorney Roxanne the Conlin and the Iowa Legislature III stop conta Ined no evidence relating to improper military flights by Highway I and former Adj. Gen. Joseph May. May was indicted by a federal •ty• Council's grand jury earlier this year on route II ap Televised murder t 18 felony charges connected one mile west Former Utah IIw I",dent Theoclo,. Bundy, lCCuMCI of mur· hll Jail cell hll hindered hi. Ibility to form hi. delen••• The with his alleged personal use of The DOT'. dIrIng two Florida Stat. Unlv..... ty coHl, tanl tht floor of I trill I. being tel.v11td outllclt tilt courtroom to monltorl on I Guard aircraft. through the IIIIm! courtroom complllnlng that the Ineullc:lent lighting In floor of the courthoUlt itt IIIdt for mort than 250 ..-port..... The grand jury charged May watershed logged the flights as oUiclal interchanges business, but used them to visit Avenue and his then·fiancee, whom he 6 S. Dubu ue Trek, Senate dispute over steel mill bill married after resigning under by a 4-3 vote of pressure in August 19'71. May's attorneys contend fed flied suit June DI CLASSIFIEDS that the court degenerates to name-calling spat eral prosecutors have relied on construction of the evidence taken from the illegal y until an WASHINGTON (UPI) Two Connectl.cut senator was acting on behall speak, said he would consider taking his McGee wiretap to build a case I··················~ t Is reached Republican senators, John Heinz of of another steel mill. statement from the record "if the senator him. ,RED : the DOT and the Pennsylvania and Lowell Weicker of That's all it took to set off Weicker. takes umbrage, and I would if I was him CMnecticut, got Into a name-calling spat Anyone making such a suggestion, he said, " STAWON Jlonday on the floor of the Senate. It ended "is either an idiot or devious" and both Then Heinz, willing to compromise, said with a lukewarm handshake. descriptions would aptly fit Heinz. "perhaps the senator from Connecticut BURGER PALACE LOUNGE perceived something in my remarks that Before the smoke had cleared, Weicker Heinz then got out a rule book, took the We've got good food live said Heinz was either an "idiot" or floor and used Senate regulations to force was not there ... if the senator thinks I was Country Music "devious" - very probably both. And Weicker to sit down, He asked Weicker's impugning his integrity... I apologize and friends Heinz brought the Senate to a standstill to remarks be read by the reporting clerk. without being asked to do so." to brighten up Nightly force Welcker to strike the remarks from Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd Weicker was not quite that forthcoming. NO COVER CHARGE !be record. tried to soothe tempers, saying he could He asked that his character references to your day. Monday thru Thursday • The flare-up came over an attempt by understand why Heinz had taken "um Heinz be expunged - but offered no Wticker to kill $13 million in proposed loan brage" but adding "many times we say in apology. _ 121 Iowa Ave. this Week: : TIle e guarantees to help the Wheellng heated debate what later we wish had not Heinz, trying to add a little humor, said .. Pittsburgh Steel Co. build a new rall mill. been said." he hoped Weicker would not strike "any .CARNAHAN BROTHERS: Heinz was not mollified. Heinz, whose state would get the new remarks about my good character" that : Pilchers $1 .50 e mill, bitterly opposed Welcker's amend· "I take considerable objection to his his fellow Republlcan might have : Monday & Tueaday : ment to strike the proposal from a sup characterization ... I see no wi1llngess on "inadvertently" made, plemental money bill. the part of the senator to have the remarks "It's a good day, but not that good," • F,ollY MuglSOC 4-630 M·F • During the debate. Heinz suggested - or stricken from the record." Weicker said, and then shook hands with • N8I<11O HOWl Jooo In eor_ : al least Weicker thought he did - that the Weicker, after getting permission to . Heinz. •••••••••••••••••••• has be.n since the More jobs available for grads in engineering, computer science BETHLEHEM, Pa. (UPI) - There are it would be slight, while 13 percent an· graduates, particularly in computer II percent more jobs for the college Class ticipated substantial improvement. sciences, " ~ 1979 than for the previous class, with "Only 9 percent predicted that con The good news, that job opportunities graduates holding engineering or com· ditions would worsen," the cQuncil have increased for the third consecutive puter science degrees In big demand, the reported. year, was not restricted to the sclences, College Placement Council reported however, PLUS Monday. THE BEST DEGREES to hold are in "The non·technical category, which In releasing the results of its semi· engineering or computer sciences, the includes liberal arts graduates, realized an "RAVANGERS" ACROSS 54 Capital of the 8 Pixy SI ' .•.--the annual survey of 667 employers U.S. Virgin • Updates lold of the council, based In Bethlehem, Pa., said. overall 5 percent gain," the council said. OPEN 8:15 I Hay package nationwide, the council said, "What may "The main factor in this year's busy Employment in private Industry con Islands II Strains day" SHOW 9:00 5 Whence comes 51 Prefix for naut II Arabian V.I.P. SS False or head raise eyebrows is the indication by 50 recruiting season was the keen com tinued to lead government jobs, the council applejack or gram 12 Rich, In fOllower pereent of those responding that, despite petition for engineering graduates. En reported. ....------.... I. Fork.talled sea 57 Postgraduate Valladolid S4 Spinner in a Indictions of an impending recession, gineering, as expected, showed the REVIEWING the last hall year's job bird hurdles 13 Kind oftube studio lheyexpect the economic outlook for their strongest gains with a 22 percent increase records, the council reported that metals 14 At the drop 58 Shoe 18 Involve M Caught up with of- salesman's necessarily S7 Dupe lX'ganizations to improve in the last hall of In hires across the board compared with and metal products registered the largest 15 Old-womanish 1979, " percentage increase with 46 percent, question 1. Black 42 Ski spot for last year," the council reported. 11 Gallic 51 Pour 2S Kingdom of G.R.F. The council said that 37 percent of those Employers told the council that followed by public utilities with 44 percent girlfriend .. EccentriCities Burgundy 43 Swamp ~ctlng economic improvement judged "demand Is aiso high for technical and cheroicals-drugs with 41 percent. 17 Title for II Race 24 Arrogant 44 Billiard shot Charlotte: Z5 "Come, • 45 Relativeofa 186U7 DOWN Traveller conch 2t Remorseful 1 Bugs-, Unknown .. ... Word to a cat Burger objects to one memorable hymn by , 47 Friends' word u(Q)IPITll@lliIif ®g~@ ~ 21 Titania's humorist Wesley 48 Kind of treat husband 2 Words to JI Delayby 41 SmIth oftennis 22 Nursery accompany a evasion 51 "ThIs world so apointees to bar . schooler sigh 27 Severed - ....". woman wu , .~ TH~y ·~~tl?g~fe~ox 2S Bustles S Nonh 28 LikeG.B.S. or Huxley / " 24 One with equal Wilde 51 Author Wiesel as S feet taU, 100 billing European black hair and Tickets: 353-6255 4 Existence, In • First duke of 52-Shah . of Supreme Court Epinal Normandy Pahlevi When last seen 28 .. Four larks 5 Pollux's twin M N.Y .C.'s 53 Visionary wearing a black anda-"; WASillNGTON (UPI) - In a tion, Burger said Iverson's • Magazine pan Shubert- 55 Bi plus one and dark skirt. Lear 7 Fashion name rare public comment, Chief action "manifested Irrespon· 2t He's never out J~tice Warren Burger dissent ability In one of the highest of but IS ed MDnday from his colleagues' assignments a lawyer under n H.R.E. founder S3 Baseofa admission of two lawyers to takes - the protection of a framework Iractlce before the Supreme person's liberty." S4 Ration for the Court. The 8ijou Presents needy Burger said Iverson has been 35 Home of the Burger said the attorneys, eligible to seek bar membership ALincoln An.sillllion Double Bill Mon.-Tues. 9 Yale H. Iverson of IOwa and Virginia since 1967 but did not do so until Cavaliers William Frederick Olson of May "only months after his ,. Cologne, to Arizona, did not measure up to severe discipline." Germans lhe high court's standards of The chief justice said he ,. Dye contaIners Personal and professional suspected Iverson was seeking 41 Pinpoint of dlaracter. admission "only to 'launder' his Jand Lawyers usually are routinely 4t Brynner professional record." 42 Milne's "When Idmitted to the Supreme Court We Were ments, bar, so long a8 they meet the ThIs Is "one of a familiar YOUfl8" standards, and the court nor pattern of lawyers who have . 43 Foes ofthe you need IIlally does not aMounce Its bveen dlaclplined by their state Hatflelds reJection of anyone, The bar has and then seek admission to this J.. F,",·, 44 Supermarket place. l28,12 members. court 'so they can hang In their A...... · ' Item 1'1. PRISONER OF SHARK ISlAND 45 "A garden il a In Iverson's case, BW'I!er said offices 'evidence' that they have TAll TARGET The Lincoln myth II an Important eI .... lovesome he would have denied admission been cleansed 01 the stigma of The dean of adYanture fllma. Anthony ment In ...ra l of John Ford's films; Menn. dlrectl thla .uspenseful and thing. God because the lawyer was their misconduct, II Burger The PrilOMr 01 ShirK Island teUs the -I"; Brown Unle-known Ilory of Ihe 1861 aUempt true ,tory of Dr. Samuel Mudd, the diSCiplined recently for wrote. on the life of Abrahem Lincoln. The physlctan who unknowingly treated ... -of Pl'c4ealonal neglect and mia As for Olson, Burger said he a"empled aslasllnatlon takes pllce John Wllk.. Booth', broken Inkel GIbraltar l'QQduct. was censured in 1978 by the on en Oyernlght train-ride from New and was IBnt to prllon for hll part In • Sargent and York to Withington. Dick Powell helping BooIII neape. ford develope Eunice He Aid Iverson, a member of Arizona state bar because he manfully headl the aeerat IB.. lea ai the Irony of Mudd's unJult conyletlon lbe Iowa bar since 1964, "II flied for bankruptcy for two forti to thwart tha plotter.. With under lIncoln'a ahadow . With Gloria _lI.... PIDLE "leverely dlaclplined" publlcly clients and advlaed them to Adolpha ManJou . t 951 , B/W. Stuart, John Ga"adlne and Wa"an IGr "professional neglect and place on the tiUe to a car they Buter. 1936, BIW. IlIiIconduct" in July 1978 by the owned a ,700 lien In his favor. Alii J. ,.,11', (owaSupreme Court on charges Later he wrote his clients he LOVE AND PAIN AND THE WHilE DAMN THIS Ivolvlng the fUing 01 legal was "saving the car" for them, Alln J. Pakula (All the p,.IIdent', Mani pr_ntl the lIrange tale of Walter PIpers In three criminal a.,.. Burger said. E1bartlOn, an ..thmltlc college drop-out touring Spain wllh I group of PtIla. TheArlIona bar found Olson's bleyc;lIltl, who boltl from \lie group Ind Join, I bUI full of louriati. He strlk .. an acquaintance willi Lila. a mlddle-Iged Ipln".. , Ind they dll 'TIIe ' Although the state court took actions "ere "unprofessional COYer thlt thay ar. both fugHlvel from ... trlctlve famlll.l. The two become no additional disciplinary ae- and unethical conduct," he said. 10 .... and embark on their own lour, enco~nl"lng veriOUI ecc:entrlc IN-LAWS _._------~-- --- Spanlardl along the way. With Maggie Sm"h and Timothy BaHama. 1973. color. 1:30-3:30·5:30 01 ClASSIFIEDS 111.1. IT.. , 7 7:30-9:30 ------..... 4-T'" D.11y lo.III-low. City, Iow.-T.... ', J_ H, 1171 'Little I produ( The Daily Iowan ByUUDITH GRE!N SII,W,III, Bottle bi.11 Tuesday, June 26, 1979 Vol. 112, No. 17 c 1979 Student Publications Inc. ::f~~U Viewpoints fOIl which lIII111It\er lito phases in jblner theaten thrive, II 1111 ' meant as a a1am '-:----..,.------"'------"'------..;------.J ".uy, slUy and charmln bo~tle AS of July 1, Iowa begins to "phase in" its bill, an (beerIng In effect II an operation expected to be completed by August 1. . ~ bouquet of butter( In passing the law last year, Iowa became one of a small ~ . deUghtful first COIII'N group of states - among them Michigan, Connecticut, Ver _er Rep bill of fa~ mont, Maine and Oregon - compelling retailers to collect a 'Ibe plot, such 88 It ~ deposit on most reusable containers (there are a few ex _ the romance of th ~ bubbly Uttle Mar) ceptions) and many non-reusable containers. The deposit is ~.ndanaro), who nOI typically .five or six cents for single-serving containers, ~eves that every clout although it may range as high as 25 or 30 cents for larger sBver lining but proclalll containers. I11III at every nnnnrilllJli Capt. Big Jim wan,nl1TJ1 At five cents a bottle, the deposit for a carton of Coke is, of Clark), a gallant forest course, 30 cents. Buying a six-pack of cans won't get you off Tbe-sub-plots Include the hook, though - deposits are required on cans, too. The iIf relationship beh,een legislature is hoping that 30 cents is enough to move the TwInkle (Sally average consumer to return, rather than pitching into the .~Iates male corporal Bl\Jy nearest ditch, his empties. Clark), who wisheJ The law also prohibits the sale of cans with removable "pop aDd the nostalgic tops," while permitting the sale of cans with tops that remain pairing of two attached to the can. Although attached tabs have become liar Madame common on soft drink cans for safety reasons, they remain L1ebedlch (Teresa GeD:' Oscar Fairfax infrequent on beer cans. It will be interesting to see how COOlie). quickly brewers and distributors respond to the new laws; they are allowed the month of July as an adjustment period. THE SIX RANG The law will affect everyone in the sense that the deposit is warrington's troupe compulsory; the actual return of a container to collect that ttilust· masculine SlIm, Tex and Hank) deposit remains voluntary. The decision on the part of the young ladles from legislature to enact the law was responsible. It is to be hoped dltJter Finishing that individual citizens can be equally responsible in !heir feet, thereby responding to the change. Getting irate over that soon-to-be-40 cborus for the bigger numbers. And all ends cent can of pop (as a sign on the nearest vending machine romance triumphant, informs) just isn't going to do any good. IIag waving, everyone iIItily . BARBARA DAVIDSON . ,~ '!be play, with Staff Writer IDd lyrics by ~do~If~~:::~~:~J berg operettas ~~~~ I~N' 'Q.rs (J that Nelson Eddy McDonald used to movie matinee-goon of It begins with the Can Kennedy Readers: An opposing view on solar Skylab
To the Editor: converting 100 percent of all Incident falling on them converted Into elec appears that ground-based collecton art be drafted? As regards the "official ad wavelengths into electricity. Every tricity. The collector size must be in severely handicapped. rt, on the other to fall ministration-approved fiction" that solar square meter of such cells will deliver 810 creased by as much as seven times, say hand, these very same collecton art power is expensive and impractical: watts at noon. Since the UI's current to 200 square miles - about one-third the placed above the atmosphere in which part is fiction? That the White power requirements are close to 32 land areaof Johnson County. And we geosynchronous orbit, they Immediately At the 1868 Democratic Presidential Convention in New House solar water heater cost $28,000. megawatts, we will need approximately really should add in passive collectors for become eight Urnes more efficient thazi York City, the delegates couldn't find anyone who wanted the That it will save $1,000 per year? Or that 15 square miles of collecting surface. hot water - throw In a square mile or they were, SlI1Ce neither atmosphere 01' 28 divided by 1 is 28? And who are these The sun is predictable in as much as two of milled aluminum sheet and glass. daily rotation or snow interTUpU the 110_ nomination. There were a few favorite sons and marginal thousands of solar power entrepeneurs you can't tell from one day to the next And be prepared to issue snow shovels to of sunlight. Even allowing current candidates circulating around, but no one of any stature cared (as opposed to the corporate crooks whether it wlU be cloudy. We can predict students at fall registration; they will be technology (that bad word again !) ef· to enter what was guaranteed to be a hopeless campaign with somewhat greater accuracy the expected to keep the snow off the ficiencies of 56 percent (received at against the Republican candidate, U.S. Grant. Finally seizing phenomena known as night. So for half of collectors In the winter. surface-solar nux at the collector), • ~ -literally -on someone near at hand, a draft movement was Letters its lifetime, the 15 square mile complex So finally, we have provided for the square mile array would provide IU started by the convention chairman to nominate New York I of mythjcal solar panels (100 percent UI's electrical needs at the cost of megawatts In tead of 32. The necessary efficient, remember) is totally useless. plunging one-third of Johnson County ground-based receiving station coven 7J Governor Horatio Seymour. A Seymour boom quickly whose research has provided us with And for all of its lifetime, the ground into darkness. The construction of the square mUes with metal screen, which materialized, even though Seymour himself wanted nothing to solar cells and batteries) who are being directly underneath the collector is of collector itself is an undertaking whose allows sunlight to reach the grouJ¥i do with a national campaign. He tried to advance to the dais to denied the funding they so desperately value only to film developers and scope surpasses even that of the Trans underneath it. 192.5 square miles have make a speech to defuse the draft movement, but was need? anybody else who can make use of total Iowa Canal annd Is certain to be paid for been freed up for use by sunbathers, physically restrained by delegates from doing so. (Some So much for linguistic objections. You darkness. since the cells Intercept all the out of mandatory student fees. horticulturists annd passive solar are advocating ground-based solar light falling on them. This is not to say that passive olar collectors. accounts say they actually pinned the weeping Seymour to the collectors - let's look at an example. So let's double the collector size, to collection does not have its place - the The reader seeking details should floor to keep him from moving to the podium.) The draft Suppose the UI decides to go 100 percent make up for time lost In the night, and Japanese have made good and long use of consult the books by Stewart Brand, T.! movement succeeded - the only time there has been a solar for aU Its energy needs. The first also install the energy storage system it for water and space heating (they also Heppenhelmer, NASA and Dr. G.K. genuine presidential draft - and Seymour had no choice but to priority must be electricity (since they needed to store surplus power generated import a lot of oil). But your car won't O'Neill. accept the nomination. The following November, Grant don't allow candles in the library), and during the day. 30 square miles of run on hot water and you can't put humilated him at the polls. we assume a radical advance In solar collector and counting. Real solar cells sunlight in boxes and haul it around to Mike Miller technology that yields a cell capable of get at best 1~ percent of the sunlight your house. From the above discussion, it and Braud a Ray Now, 111 years after that unique event in presidential politics, several activist groups, the Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) being most prominent among them, want to duplicate it. But their chosen candidate, unlike Horatio The tube's necessary non-reality Seymour, is no obscure politician being thrown kicking and Since the 60s, political appraisals of TV OTHER VIEWERS with less prickly street crime." tertainment Industry in general art screaming into a hopeless race : They want to draft Ted content have confined themselves to political sensitivities might be surprised alleged to have more than their rair Kennedy. But one thing that has not changed from 1868 to 1979 news and public affairs programming. to learn any message was being con IN SUPPORT of this contention, Stein s~re of that kind of lUegal activity. is that it is just as absurd now as it was then to try to force The prime time fantasy hours have veyed. The world-weary might wonder at says, "David Begelm~, ex-president of Whatever the state of dishonesty ia someone to run for any office, especially the presidency. escaped attack, except for the com the Fortune 500 corporations that sponsor Columbia Pictures, states flatly that all Hollywood, the und rlying proposiUoo ill The ADA made sure they had an out by saying that if Ken plaints about sex and violence, but these these programs paying for stories that criminals on television are white because Stein's critique b that the America which aren't very spirited, perhaps because by make business executives look bad. of pressure [rom lobbyists of various exists on the prime time screen Is but a nedy would not run , they would seek another "progressive" the contemporary standards of movies, Stein complains that "In the thousands ethnic minorities." Someone with an distant cousin to the Am rica we aU live candidate. Since Kennedy is the only figure within the little of either appears on the evening of hours I have spent watching adventure impish turn of mind might point out that In day by day - an obserwtlon whlcli Democratic party with sufficient stature to make a credible television screen. shows, I have never seen a major crime Begelman lost his job at Columbia can't have escaped Stein's fello. run at Jimmy Carter, that statement can be seen as just so In the McCarthy era, Hollywood committed by a poor teenage black, Pictures when he was unmasked as an citizen , who do, after aU, live in the much bluster. The liberal Democrats, if they are serious about scriptwriters were blacklisted for their Mexican or Puerto Rican youth, even embezzler and a forger - specifically, sam~ country. They, too, are aware the though they account for a high per cashing checks made out to, among poverty depicted on TV Is prettied up, challenging Carter, have no where else to turn. centage of all violent crime ... The others, actor CUff Robertson. If white that the middle class and the rich folks It can be assumed the intent of the ADA in exhorting Ken overwhelming majority of TV writers ~ collar crime and organized crime who nightly murder each other and nedy to run is the advancement of the liberal cause. But if far more concerned with white
By HEIDI McNEIL Why would one get mixed \II West will not return Stall Writer in this dog affair anywl}! three playoff appearances. "Why does anyone get InvoMd NEW YORK (UPI) - to retum for another year. In a hobby 7" Mace fired beck. Jerry West, who spent 14 Jerry Tarkanlan of The staccato of basketballs "Jerry has Indicated he Is coupled with the noise of run " U'II more or less where YIMr seasons as a player for the tired of coaching:" said Nevada Las-Vegas and ex personal interests Ue . For lilt, Los Angeles Lakers and the Chicago Bulls coach Dick ning feet are the usual sounds Buss, who was in New York that filter from the Io"a Field It', just being In love rill last three campaigns as their Monday for the NBA draft. Molta have been rumored to. dogs." head coach, will not etum be the front-runners for the· House. But Sunday, a casual " Therefore, we are passerby may have thought the as coach next season, ac currently looking for a new position. DARLENE W1LDN8ON W cording to the club's new West, who scored 25,192 whole place had gone to the coach." dogs - literally. ChIcago belleves that the "sho, owner. career points - third best in business" teaches poise IJII J eh'y lJuss, who recently West, who coached the the NBA, has never been Over 1,450 barking dogs filled NBA club to a thlrd-place the Field House last ",eekend builds a person's character. purchased the Lakers from completely comfortable with "I am a firm believer that Jack Kent Cooke, confirmed flnlBh in the Pacific Division coaching. for the 13th annual All-Breed of the Western Conference Dog Show and Obedience Trial kids Involved in showing dop that the Lakers are trying to "The pressure in sports Is Tn. Deily 1O.. n/SI ..... Zavodny develop stronger pel10nalitlu fmd a replacement. West last season, compiled a 145- sponsored by the Hawkeye . terrible," he said last some enthusluts. she explained. "The pre.ure In said at the end of this past 101 record during his tenure season. "You're being Kennel Club. This year's event making the trip from across the judged just like a beauty con "There Is the Prof_lonal the ring gives them self· season tha t he did no~ expect as head coach, Including graded every game." was supposedly the "biggest nation, according to chairman test," said dog fancier Amy show yet" with dog fanciers Doug Zeithamel. Mace. "You can have a real top Handlers Association for people confidence and teaches how ~ The animals were categorized dog confirmation-wise, but It who show dogs as a · cope in a tense situation. They Into six groups - sporting, has to be trained well also. It's a professions," MAce IIld. "If .lso learn the winning IJII hound, working, terrier, toy and combination of beauty and your dogs are consistent top losing aspect of Ufe." Mayfield not among local NBA. draftees' non-sporting - according to the brains. finlahers, you can sell the pups Mace agreed that dog By DOUG BEAN his name was missing from uie Boston Celtics. The 6-foot-4 IN THE SEVENTH round, the individual breeds. As one "A show dog isn't lust born," lor I very good profit." showing Is a very competiIM Sports Editor draft list. Drake guard led the Bulldogs In Golden State Warriors selected walked around the Field House, Mace continued. "You ha',re to sport but also serves u a aocIaI " There's a possiblllty," scoring last year with a 19.5 Malcolm's teammate at Briar every Imaginable size, shape work with it and bring It function . "You get to know I Iowa basketball player Mayfield said of his chances of points per game average and ClIff, forward Mario BuUer. The and color of dog could De found. through stage by stage. You MAKING A CAREER out of regular crowd at the shows," Wffilam Mayfield said he was being picked up as a free agent. was an All-Missouri Valley last player taken from the state can't have a dog sitting In a the dog business Is not just M.ce said. "You meet other doc not disappointed in being "I know a few people who would Conference . pick along with was Drake's Chad Nelson, who IN ONE RING, you could stop kennel then pull it out and simply a matter of takinl! the nuts .nd realize that you're M passed over In the NBA draft give me a tryout." Larry Bird. went to the Atlanta Hawks In In awe of the majestic great decide to show It." animal to the show. First there alone in this emy businea" Monday. The Celtics came into Iowa the 10th rount!. Nelson, a 8-11 danes while In another you Is the problem of transporting Mayfield, who led the TWO OTHER Iowa seniors, for another pick - Briar Cliff's center, was one of the Bulldogs' might catch a glimpse of the MACE APPARENTLY knows the furry friends. Hawkeyes in rebounding and guards Tom Norman and Dick Ernesto Malcolm. The 6-5 guard leading rebounders over the tiny toy poodles or amla ble her stuff after making the "Most people start out takina ~ t®>~ was second in scoring last Peth, were also not selected in was spotted by Boston while past few seasons. Saint Bernards. rounds on the dog show circuit their dog In a station wagon," season, said he doesn't know If the 10-round NBA draft after playing In the NAlA tournament Although the awesome When the pooches were not for over 15 years. "There are Mace said. "Then as more dogs Wedding , and Celtic owner Red Auerbach Michigan State twosome of under the Intense scrutiny of the t"o-day dog shows every he will continue his basketball helping the Hawkeyes to the Big are accumulated, the bigger the Invitations 'I ~ career. Ten co-championship last made Malcolm his second Earvin Johnson and Greg judge In the ring, they were weekend somewhere and I try vehicle must be. You go from "I've given some thought to season. selection of the third round. Keiser were gobbled up In the being primped and groomed by to make as many as possible," vans to motor homes to who and Supplies~ playing In Europe but my im But several other players in Iowa State's Andrew Parker first round, the pros didn't seem their masters and mistresses In the Illinois woman explained. knows what." mediate plans are to stay here the state were a bit more lucky. was the thlrd player from the to go for many other Big Ten a home beauty parlor scenario. "The farthest I have traveled to and finish school, II Mayfield In all, five players from Iowa state taken In the third round. prospects, But the owners realize that a show was Paris, France last Crates to keep the dogs out of said. colleges were selected through The high scoring &-5 Cyclone Purdue guard Jerry Sichting beauty is only skin deep and year." mischief en route to the event CARDS The former Iowa forward the draft. Heading the list Is guard went to the Washington went to Golden State in the must train their dogs to be Getting "bit" by the dog show are another expense llong with obedient In the ring. "In the bug, as Mace termed it, can the numerous grooming .u~ ET CETERA doesn't rule out the possibility Wayne Kreklow, who "as Bullets as the second pick in the fourth round and Chicago took lOB. Dubuque of giving the NBA a try although picked In the third round by the third round. Minnesota's James Jackson. confirmation portion, dogs are result in a We-time career for plies and gadgets.
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