le in ttle news---...... Pine Ridge: fortner prison mate clear the .... l"1e-putt for . 'lith a 73 an: ~th ,veter..j Testimony indicates Butler in shooting ~, eVen Ptr By R.C. BRANDAU transferred from the Uno County jail Harpe: told defense attorneys Robideau admitted he Oed from a David Armstrong, said,~ wu near a broad: briefly Staff Writer . to Wisconsin to face pending charges WIl1iam Kunatler and John Lowe he burning car on a Kansas highway last the car and heard what sounded like s hat 1n11be there he said. had testified against another feUow Sept. 10. The car, which contained gun small anns ammunitloo going olf" In ..ther, had. CEDAR RAPmi - Aformer prison At 'one point, Butler suddenly in- inmate previolllly. He also said ammunition, elploded on the high- the fire. MInutes later there wu "one terrupted Harper's testimony, sa)'irlg, becall8e of his put criminal record he way. big burst of Dame that engulfed the tie 1Ie8Ion'. mate of codefendant Darelle Butler lIlner, cloeed Riots said Monday Butler told him he "I didn't teU him a damn thing." was aware that testifying for the A witness for the prosecution, Dru whole vehicle," he said. I ~ nell at' 212 participated In the shooting of two Defe.nse atto~ey Bruce Ellison 1m- governm~t could work In his favor. McCallum, said Monday she was a Annstrong said later that he sa" (AP) - Ten IS f "Tom Wa~ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa FBI agents last June ?AI on the Pine mediately qweted Butler. Harper being held on charges of . . ed people died IIId 10 were injured Monday in new Butl d Robert Robid theft by fraud and faces eltradition passenger in a car about two-aod-a- RobIdeau belOg treat for acial • fln1ah at 214 Ridge Indian Reservation in South er an eau are on half car lengths behind the car that bums In a nearby hospital ·ambled to ~ liotinl that followed a weekend lull in South Dakota. trial in U.S. District Court here, charges from Telas. He escaped from exploded. When the car exploded, she Annstrong said Robidea~ told him :t, also With • Africa's worst racial disorders in hiItory, Pollce James Harper said Butler told him charged with taking part in the a Brownsville, Tel., jaU while . MinIster James Krucer lJIOounced. in Linn County jall thal "the shooting deaths of FBI agents Ronald awalting trial for burglary and fraud, saw about "five people rtIOIling his nam~ wu Ro.bert Lamont and that Williams and Jack Coler. . he told defense attorneys. away" she said. he wun t carrymg any ammunition. ver got In the Kruger told parliament that after the latest brothers" shot one of the FBI agents tel finish llith outbreak the official toU has risen to 140 dead and In the head after the agent pleaded for Butler reportediy told Harper the HarpersaidheandButlerconspired Under cross-examination, "When we searched Robideau's Lamplon ~y 1,128 injured. his life. Butler told Harper that the "brothers" amfjushed the agents at to escape from the Linn Cowrty jail McCaUum told Kunstler she was body we found II rounds of .357 He said the fl&ures "In DO "ay Imply that aD agent, who was lying on the ground, the Harry Jumping Bull residence on where the two were incarcerated. He "lure" the car she was In was about magnum ammunition," Annstrolll the people died or were Injured u a result of said, "I have friends who are Indian thl! reservation. After shooting the said he has tried to escape from two-and-a-balf car lengths behind the said. police action." and a family with children. I don't agents, tbe American Indians several other prisons he has been held car that elploded. Kunstler then Ne" outbreaks of rioting were concentrated in want to die," Harper said. regrouped in a nearby dirt cabin and in. quoted her as saying in testimony In other developments, Kunstler black townshipl around the capital of Pretoria Butler told Harper, however, "But waited to ambush other agents they Harper also testified that Butler during a related trial some months filed a motion Monday for dIJmissal of with violence also , reported in Johannesburt we wasted ~ anyway," Harper knew were arriving on the scene, told him American Indian Movement ago that the elploding car was ap- the charges against Robideau and townships and other areas of the country, in said. Harper said. members would supply food and prolimately "one-quarter mile Butler on grounds 01 govenunentai cluding black homelands. Harper said he had written down Agents Coler and Williams had gone shelter should the two escape. Butler ahead." misconduct and because the govem In a strongly worded statement Kruger notes each night after be talked to to the Jumping Bull residence to also told Harper that the son of Sen. Sometime after Sept. 10, Robideau ment had his staff under aurveWance. warned: "We cannot tolerate lilY estenslon of Butler so he could keep the names, arrest James Theodore Eagle, ae- James Abourezk, [).S.D., would give was charged with carrying elplosives Kunstler cialmed the car of one of his the IllU'tst. The police will have to act to contain dates and places straight. The notes cused of using a knife in a dispute them financial support, Harper said. and firearms. staff members was "bugged" with a the disturbances." were lost, however, when he was between a white man and his son. In other testimony Monday, A Kansas highway patrolman, tracing device. Heavily armed black and white police, backed by heUcopters dropping tear gas, moved into 65(Z trouble spots to cordon off rioters and quell the , violence. Police later reported the unrest was under control. e! Eleetion ROME (AP) - Italy's ChristIan Democrats beat back a strong Communist bid for power in this NATO country with nearly aU returns in Monday from the two-day national elections. ©1976 Student Publications, Inc. Vol. 109, No. 16 Tuesday, June 22, 1976 Although the Communists faUed to overtake Iowa City, Iowa 52242 the Christian Democrats-backed by the Roman Catholic Church, they made the biggest advlllce of ~ny party compared to the 1972 election. . ld A long series of ChrIstIan Democrat-led coalitions has barred the Communists from the government since 1947 despite their No. 2 McCarthy castigates Carter, parties position. This time the Comm\!OiltS were hoping to show enough strength to be considered a necessary participant. By MARK MI1TEISrADT annually. He also urged the Voting was for both the chamber of deputies City Editor 'He (Carter) promised morality in development of a plan to and senate. "properly" use the country's It became obvious Monday natural resources and the 30 during a noon rally on the UI gov'l. , lots of compauion .•• love ... smiles. initiation of a national income n Pentacrest that independent support program to redistribute Di.ho, 'silver! presidential candidate Eugene And we found Jimmy Carter who is the nation's wealth. McCarthy regards Jimmy Concerning the operation of LINCOLNWOOD, Ill. (AP) - Who was that government, he proposed masked man, and how did he get away with the Carter, the apparent the 1976 version of Eisenhower Democratic presidential eliminating the office of the vice Lone Ranger's revolver? presidency and the national Clayton Moore, who played the Western bero nominee, as a tough candidate of 1952.' to beat In November. defense department. He urged on TV during the 1950s, reported to police esta blishment of a foreign Saturday that several items, including an an Calling Carter the "in carnation of compromise," war which Carter now says he policy dcpartment that would tique 1833 Remington revolver valued at ~(200, Nilan would have been be subject to "checks and had been stolen from his van p,arked In front ofJl McCarthy continually ham really didn't believe in even defeated," he said. ll\ePed away at Carter'8 alleged .though he supported it?" he balances" JIld would include hotel. A maJor purpos of 'McCar the defense department and Moore, 61, told police that In addition to his gun unwillingness to debate the asked his audience. thy's Iowa City rally was to get intelligence agencies such u the burglar also made off with an authentic issues of the campaign. Lashing out at the two major signatures on nominating the CIA. Fresno, Calif., police badge and eight replica "He doesn't really get on both political parties, he criticized petitions to put his name on the sides of an issue. If he did, you'd the Republican party for He criticized economic sheriff's badges. Luckily, Moore said, the thief Nov. 2 Iowa ballot. McCarthy's theorists who say a 6 per cent did not find the silver bullets he had hidden in .the know what the Issue was. But he nominating former President Iowa supporlers are unhappy national unemployment rate Is van. sort of clouds It all over," Richard Nilon twice. with a recent reinterpretation of tolerable. "We're talking about McCarthy told his audience of "With any decency, they Iowa law by state officials that 8 million people who are suf· several hundred persons. would have gone away for 20 raises the number of signatures fering all of the anxieties and all McCarthy is campaIgning as years and hoped we'd forget needed on nominating petitions of the Insecurities, and I would Dey, sailor an independent for the about It," he said. to place independent candidates assume the bitterness and presidency after unsuccessfully He also attacked the on the general election ballot. disappointment, that goes from KINGSPOINT,N.Y. (AP) -Afemale plebe at vying for the Democratic Democratic party for being McCarthy's Iowa campaign not being able to work and earn presidential nomination in 1968 unable to overcome Nixon's officials say they intend to the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy hu r~ a living," he said. signed under pressure becall8e she allegedly had and again trying for it candidacies. challenge the legality of that "I think people are prepared selual relations with a male student, but the somewhat in 1m. He has Democrats recently have decision, which raised the to listen to someone who will tell male student was not preasured to leave, an shunned the two major political attempted to gain control of the number of necessary signatures them what Is wrong and what academy spokesman confirmed Monday. parties this year after deciding, "American center" by not from 1,000 statewide to about should be done about it. The female cadet, who Is from the Washington he said, that they provide "no campaigning on the Issues, 3,000 from each of Iowa's six "You'recertaioly not going to area, left Kings Point in April, according to a genuine alternative." much as the Republicans have congressional districts plus get that from Jlnuny Carter or ZLE spokesman for the academy which accepted its "That didn't take any great done, McCarthy charged. about 2,000 at-large. Ronald Reagan." 'ries first class of women only two years ago. prophetic vision. We simply "They would compromise McCarthy, who gained a non· looked back at what they'd been their position on every issue and popularity among the college ling heart offering for the past 12 years," they would talk the way the aged populace in 1968 for his Loea. youth man's stint he said. Republicans did back In strong antiwar campaign, told picture Philly McCarthy charged that 1952 ... that was the year they Tbe Dany Iowan he Is still :5 WASHINGTON (AP) - The City of Carter "says, for eXample: 'I'm ran Gen. Eisenhower," he said. relying on younger voters for hospitalized 'e personage Pbiladelphia wu turned down Tuesday on Its against the 8-1 (bomber), but I "He promised morality in support in November. But he 1 direction may be for it after I'm elected.' government, lots of com also said there are "in :runit request for federal troops for the July 4 after stabbing celebration. The No. 2 at the Justice "He says Capt. Calley was a passion, lots of love and lots of dications" that, as the only mellslnnd man smiles. And we found Jimmy 'lie, for one Department wu quoted u saying there had to be scapegoat but later he says he "liberal" candidate still in the was guilty,- 'Well, he could Carter who Is the 1976 version of running, he will have "solid By DAVE DeWlTl'E wise "pitched warfare raging" in the streets before Staff Writer ian the Army could be sent in. have been both, but maybe he the Eisenhower of 1952." support" from a "cross-section wasn't either.' McCarthy was critical of of voters." lnage The city's deputy mayor, Albert GaudlOl~ said EugeDe McCarthy, iDdepeDdeDt caDdidate for presldeDt, was In "Or he says, 'I'm not for Carter for refusing to name his Iowa City police were sear es PhIlade}phia probably wiD ask for state National Currently the polls give him IDWa City Monday to give a speech aDd seek signatures for his amnesty but I'm for pardoning presidential cabinet unW after 10 per cent of the vote, ching Monday night for the Ian capital Guard troops now that Its request for 15,000 le~s relative \ DOmJDatmg petitioDl to be placed OD the Iowa general electioD those who resisted the war.' the election. "If we had McCarthy said. He elpeCts this assallant of a 17-year-old lo"a : story federal combat soldiers wu rejected by Deputy ballot. UDder a recent "reinterpretation" of the law by state of "WeU, who Is Jimmy Carter known .. ,that Nixon was going to improve this fall as fonner City youth who was .tabbed Atty. Gen. Harold Tyler. The city Is seeking the flelals,lt DOW takes ZO times the number of l\gDatures a8 previously to say he is going to pardon to appoint John Mitchell as supporters of Rep. Morris Monday near Center East. ished people troops to aid In crowd control and to handie any to be placed OD the ballot. The Dailv Iowan/An Land people becall8e they opposed a attorney general, I think Dick UdaD, ~Ariz., fall Into the The victim, Larry Yanauscb, ler demonstrations July 4. he up McCarthy camp and as the of 623 E. Burlington St. "u up national media, which by bls listed in fair condition at admission have so far ignored University Hospitals after being DI m Orriek ·born Council to close street segments his campaign, begin to take picked up at CalviD Hall on the nese SAN FRANctscp (AP) - wUUam H. Orrick note. UI campus, where he ap It the post Jr. wu selected Monday u the federal judge By DAVE HEMINGWAY effects of proposed street closure in the Neuhall8er said the plan was never "I don't think they can afford parently spoke to someone - tell" who wiD paa final aentence on convicted Staff Writer city's urban renewal program. modified to take this into account. Old to ignore us, even if just about the incident. call word newspaper helresa Patricia Hearst. The council began reviewing the urban Capitol had planned to co~ct a twa. because of the nuisarlce value," OffIce workers said Yanausch mings renewal program Monday to update the block, covered maD on the property before be said. He added that his first came into the building bleeding :or uncle: Orrick replaces U.S. DIstrict Judge Oliver J. The Iowa City Council decided Monday Carter, who died of a heart attack lilt Monday at to close two downtown street segments in program. The need for updating Is the project was halted by the court. state convention, to be held profusely, and asked where age 65. Carter bad provilionaDy leDteneed order to alleviate a pedestrian hazard and necessary becall8e 01 the May 4 rullng by The council also discussed the proposed Thursday in Oregon, wiD give there was a restroom where he Hearst to 35 years In prison but indicated he to test closure of the streets as proposed District Court Judge James H. Carter that closure of Capitol Street between the media "something to take could get a drink. would reduce the II!IItence after reviewing under the urban renewal program. stopped the city's contract with the Washington and Burlington streets and the pictves of." According to Dafly Inaa PllYchiatric reports. redeveloping firm, Old Capitol Associates. closing of CoUege Street bet'ween Capitol McCarthy, of course, does employee James DeVries, who The two segments outline half of the In its review Monday, the council and ClInton streets, but reached no have some Issues, which he wu at Ute scene, Yanausch Plaza Center One construction site on the reclassified a twa.block area from a decision. brieOy reiterated Monday. He yelled, "Them punks think Strike corner of Dubuque and College streets. transitional zone between the UI and DeProsae and other council members opposes construction of the 8-1 they're tough. Let me at 'em. I Councilor Carol deProsse proposed the downtown Iowa City to a normal com said they did not want to decide which bomber and he is critical of swear, I'll kill them" u he wu BOSTON (AP) - state employ_ went 011 closing Monday, after having viewed the mercial area, to be developed In the same cioaures to support unW it wu decided reacbing nuclear weaponry loaded Into the ambulance. lItrtke Monday In the fIrIt statewide "aIkout of problems of a blind person trying to cross manner as the rest of the urban renewal what types of bllllineues and facilities parity with the Russians where The Incident occurred about public employees In MalllCbuaeILI bIatory. They the intersection. City Manager Neal Berlin area. • would be provided In the areas in question. each side can destroy the other 2:30 p.m., police said. WItneaIes !pond a back-to-work court order iaaued said he would find out If any formal council The t"o blocks are bordered by The council reviewed approximately 11 20 times. "This Is one of the reported that Yanausch cbued Iboltly their Itrike becan. action wu needed to temporarily close the Washington Street on the north, Burlington pages of the original ~page urban most deadly serious issues we a man along the aDey near There were few reports of violence. Some llegments. Street on the south, Capitol street on the rene"al plan Monday. It will continue Ita face, II he said. wbere the stabbing occurred, pickets tried to ~vent doctors and nuraea from A ~ve fence surrounding the west and Clinton street on the east. review at 7:3!J p.m. Wednesday. Although He also urged a reduction In and then westerly acro.. entering state hoIpitals, and tb«e were reports construction site juts halfway Into College Dennis Kraft, director of the Depart· these meetings are not open to the pubUc, the number of nuclear parking lots on the comer of , 01 damage to the cars of employagolng to work. IIId Dubuque streets at the intersection, ment of Community Development, said Neuhall8er said there would be public warheads aboard Trident Market and Gilbert Streeta, eUminating the sidewalk around the · that when the original urban renewal plan hearings. submarines, and a look at the police said. construction site. was drawn up In the middle 19605, the UI After the council has flniJhed Its review "dangerous" possibilities of 'l'he a..oant "u deIc:rtbed Weather The council's decision will close was interested in having offices and and has considered whatever public captains of nuclear aubmarines u being about 5' au tan, with Dubuque Street between CoUege and facilities on this property. However, before suggestions are made, the plan will be sent operating Independently of their medium-length black hair. WaahIngton streets and clOle College the land was opened for bidding, the UI for approval to the U.S. Department of respective countries. No charges "ere med In UUle cbange" apected IbroaIb Wednllday, Street bet"een Dubuque and ClInton indicated it did not wish to use the property Housing and Urban Development, which " He called for regulation of the connection with the incident, db bJIba In the III and ... remaInInC clear. streets. Council members said the tem due to financial limitations, Mayor Mary helping to fund the urban renewal automobile Industry, which he which wa. still under In porary cloIure would help them study the Neuhauser said. progrllIl. charged waItes sao bi11l0n vestlgatloo. Page t-Tbe DIlly Iowu-I"'a Clty,low..-'hetdIy, Jaae 11,1171 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudell Survey shows Reagan Swine ~ Nf,7/ [SIT.".II SNBa. fNIlIa J) fIOI(T., Women in History MrfIINItll6{)(N!ilW indlt Women In History, a free, non-credlt COW'f'e, will be \ 1$1NfISHI/$ 716 SJ.JiI(T. Jf5T~lJ~1 WASHI~O starting from 10 a.m.-noon June 25 at the Women's Resource appear safel and Action Center, 3 E. Market St. For more infonnation, will gain more delegates flu, but rese call 353~:.;s. ~ acceptable I By The AIIoclated Preaa at the Minnesota state c0n with 25 delegates, and North The uncommitted delegates, Researcix Cashier's Offiee Ronald Reagan will continue vention later this week and may Dakota, with If, appear to be already courted by both Iides, first human! The Cashier's Office will be open for June 30 business until slicing into President 'Ford's attend other state meetings toss-ups. may also be a major factor In Becausep 4 p.m. on June 30 only. The nonnal cl9llng time is 4:30 p.m. delegate lead, accordihg to a later. Ford had a 'n-delegate lead deciding the nomination. tions to the 1 Window No.1 will be open from U:30 a.m. on July 1 to survey In state. yet to choose The Associated Press survey on Monday. He held a los-dele In Washington, Gov. Robert take moreti receive deposits of June 30. All other windows will be han· Republican convention dele· of political leaders In the seven gate lead over Reagan on June 9 D. Ray of Iowa, t:hairman of the plan to imn dllng July 1 business. Deposits of all previous days should be gates. But a convention official states yet to chose delegates in after the Californla, Ohio and temporary Republican Plat· . , Dr. Paul tratlon's Bu made prior to June 30. Deposits received before 9:30 a.m. said the two have agreed to state conventions or caucuses New Jersey elections. The tally form Committee, said Ford and July 1 will be credited to your account 81 of June 30. Theae ducted over avoid plaUorm fights during the indicated the 157 delegates still at that point was • Ford, 862 Reagan have indicated they will wi11bepoll should be sure to Include only June business. No cash can be GOP national meeting. to be chosen could determine Reagan and 148 uncommitted. try to avoid open fights over the returned to the departments In exchange for the June 30 antibodies I On the Democratic side, ex· the outcome of the increasingly Reagan picked up 17 of the 19 platform. "They've both in deposits brought on July 1. Deposits received after 9:30 a.m. However, pected presidential nominee close Republican presidential GOP delegates selected June 12 will be credited as of July 1. dicated and eltpressed desire to Vanderbilt Jimmy Carter 111'81 at hla home race. in Missouri. He trimmed 17 cooperate," Ray said. vaccines in In Plains, Ga., taking part In the The survey showed Reagan more delegates from Ford's Link fibnlng of a documentary to be could sweep nearly all 61 deJe.. lead this past weekend in GOP Bett.r Ford to Link, a resource exchange, can give you the name and shown at the party's convention gates at stake In Montana, New conventions and caucuses in • phone number of a certified elementary school teacher who'd In August. Melico and Utah. In Con five states. continue boo,t, like to get In touch with people who'd be interested in seeing Reagan was at horne In Call· necticut, with as delegates, the With a scattering of individ- an alternative school started for kids between the ages of 5 fornia Monday and Ford was at President appears ready to pick ual delegate shift elsewhere, the WASHINGTON (AP) - For and 10. She'd like to see meditation, vegetarian food, the White House. A spokesman up an overwhelming majority. tally on Monday stood at Ford the seCond straight .eek, First cooperative principles and respect for children as Important said Ford has no plans for p0- Ford also ls expected to do 1 008 Reagan 934 and 1~ un- Lady Betty Ford will ,represent parts of the school. She wants you to call If you're interested; litical trips before the GOP well, and may sweep, In MIn· ~~itted. It will lake 1\130' . her busband at a Republican I . possibly a group could be formed to explore the possibilltles. convention nen month but that nesota, where 18 delegates will delegates to capture the nomi. state convenll0rl - this one In Call 353-3610 weekday afternoons. Mlnnesol4 ,- and more such Betty Ford would represent him be selected Saturday. Colorsdo, nation. appearances are likely. Volunteers II· b WhIte House PressS4!cretary For more information on these and other volunteer openings, call the Volunteer Service Bureau at _7825 or l'~OSqUlto census pro es ~~w~~~~~;!~:o=;f~ stop by the office at 1060 William. President Ford to make any p0- - Adult Corrections needs persons to staff their litical trips between now and Employment Referral Service. This program is to act as a the Republican national con· contact service between agency clients and employers in the d a nge r s ventlon In Kansas City in mid community. local encephalitis August. -Johnson County Social Services needs volunteers to C assist the Food stamp Program. Volunteers are needed in By BILL JOHNSON Three mosquito traps are bitten are accidents. The However, Nessen said Betty distribution, pre-screening, public relations, transportation staff Writer located on the east side of the normal cycle is for the mosquito Ford might well turn up at other 25 BEER Iowa river, according to Marvin to have the disease and pass It state conventions choosing and clerical. delegates who will decide the -Elderly persons needed to serve as grandparents for A mosquito census to warn of Klahn, a Johnson County Health on to birds. When another closely fought contest between 9 to midnight children at a day care center. possible outbreaks ' of en· Department employee who is in mosquito bites the bird, the the President and challenger -Persons urgently needed to share skill or ability in art, cephalltls will be carried out charge of the traps. He ex· dlaeue is transmitted back to Ronald Reagan. crafts or music in area nursing homes. this summer in Iowa City 81 plalned that the traps are ap- It. Betty Ford's press office an part of a statewide study. proltimately one foot around, Y. W. Wong, assistant director nounced the first lady's plans to three feet high and have a Ught fo ' the State Hygenic fly to st. Paul Friday to attend Meetings Iowa City ls one of eight Iowa bulb and a fan inside to suck the LII~ratory, said, "People and the MInnesota GOP convention. Tuesday Night Open Pain Duplicate Bridie will meet at cities participating in the study, bus into a ·jar. "They look kind other animals get bitten when She attended the Iowa state 7:30 p.m today at the Elks Country Club, 600 Foster Road. which Is attempting to pinpoint of like rocket ships," he said . . ' the population of m~~~ Is .convention this past weekend. areas of dangerously high The first traps were put up very high. Then accidentS occur,. ' Nessep announced that Ford Story Hour for Chlldren will be at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m mosquito populations. June 11, ac~ordin~ to Klahn. A ~d the eeople or h~~ g~ ~ Will fly to Indianapolis Tuesday today in the Public Ubrary Story Hour Room. In 1975, U Iowans were timing deVice inSIde the traps disease. 804 .address the national con. Ch hospitalized with encephalitis, turns the light on one hour Wong said the census vention of the Jaycees. He said The VI Veteran's Association will meet at 7 p.m. today In also called brain fever because before sunset and off one hour procedure is "very worthwhile" the trip would be non-political the Union Kirkwood Room. the disease causes in· after sunrise, with the traps if it Is continued for "a number and its costs borne by the w· Joe's Place 'I flammation of the brain. Coffee and Convenatlon for anyone Interested In tile field being emptied every afternoon. of years. payers. Encephalitis, which is carried of education will be from 8:30 a.m.-noon today in the The Jars with the bugs inside "nus way we _can get a The President has made only Education Student and Faculty Lounge, Room N·101, East by some mosquitoes, was a1so are sent to Iowa State baseline figure on the mosquito one trip to a Republican state 115 Iowa Ave. Hall. susPected to be the cause of the University for eumlnlation. population. Then in the future convention - to one in Missouri death of one person. L. Graham Dameron, we can make comparisons," he on June 11. Reagan's forces won director of the county health said. a clear-cut victory over the department, said, "We think the "As to the chance of an out· Ford camp there. :rI Mark trial goes to jury program is a worthwhile apo break -this yt8r, that is very At the time, Nessen was say proach and the money well difficult," Wong said. "We have Ing that Ford likely wou1d head and chest . . SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - The Jerry Mark spent. We pay for the traps and not had any cases in Iowa yet present his case at some other r murder trial went to a Woodbury County District Dutton called the slayings "cold and to send them to Iowa State. this year but the season is just state conventions but Monday , Court jury here Monday evening after testimony calculating," with an extra bullet fired into each "We were selected because starting and will continue until he said he knew of no plans from rebuttal witnesses and final summations. victim "for insurance." Cedar Rapids declined to the first frost." along that liIle. In his closing statement to the jury of seven He compared the k.IllIngs to the Biblical story participate and we had ex· of Cain and Abel, saying the defendant was men and five women, Special Prosecutor David pressed interest," Dameron Dutton likened the state's case against Mark, 33, envious of his broth4!r's acquisition of a family Cedar Falls, to "a thousand pieces of a picture farm. said. "Encephalitis ls a public Of Time, Tall Ships and puzzle." Defense attorney Lawrence ScalIse questioned health problem and we have to • the state's contention that Mark tried to disguise know the number of mosqultoes Timeless Excellence He said although some pieces are missing, an himself and retum to Iowa to kill hla brother's year to year to know what to overall view of the picture is evident. family. eltpect. "Your picture will be missing some parts, but Scalise said Mark could hardly become less "You need a fairly good that won't prevent you from knowing what the conspicuous by shaving off his beard, since then defendant did," Dutton said. generation of mosquitoes to he would resemble hla appearance when he had start the disease In people. So "If you can make out that picture, you have lived in rural Cedar Falia. been convinced beyond a reasonable doubt." He pointed out discrepancies in testimony far, the population isn't at too Recapping his case, Dutton said Mark entered llnking Mark to an alleged cross-country mo high a level. When it gets to a the house of his brother, Leslie'Mark, 25, late last torcycle trip, Including three witnesses who fairly high level, then the Oct. 31 and kllied all four members of hla claim they saw Mark at points about 190 miles mosquitoes will be studied to brother's family, shooting each victim tn the apart at about the same time. see if they are Infected." Persons and horses who get Police beat Noritake Sale By DAVE DeWfITE None of the occupants of the for two masked bandits who Staff Writer boat had Ufejacketa. Howeverj robbed the People's Savings We call it the older and younger Halbloms Bank in Crawfordsville Monday A 31-year-old Cedar Rapids were pulled asbore by of an undlac10aed amount of man drowned at Lake Macbride bystanders. Randall had cash. The Sunday evening after tumbling slipped below the surface before According to a witness the out of the bow of his boat In rescuers could reach him. two male bandits circled the preparation for landing the Johnlon Oounty ,Sheriff's -I block on whicb the bank Is Wedge, craft. deputies, Lake Macbiide park. lqcated In a 1968 Camara, then According to officials, the rangers and volunteers from pulled up in front of the bank. accident occurred when Ran· the Coralville and Solon fire ' The dall Halblom, his father Oscar departments aided in the The witness said only one of Halblom and his five-year-old dragging operations. The body the bandlta went into the bank, Sale ends JlJne 26 son Matt were approaching the 111'81 recovered about. p.m. while the other waited outside. Swinger, south Lake Macbride boat ramp Several shots were fired by the about 7:10 p.m. Halblorn was bandits as they drove off west flonu""1 The standing on the bow of the 12- out of Crawfordsville. No one Pipe & Gift foot fbhlng boat when he lost hla Washington County was reported to have been In balance and the boat capsized. authorities were on the 1oot-out jured. lIS..,.... UI. • ,. D.orothy. I \ West,erns Jean, You'il call it the greatest cut you ever had. III \ .. ~ 1111 .... lU I\.~ IU I Garden-Fresh Vegetables 11IE DAILY IOWAN Huge Salad Bar tonight ...... IoOJono, _r""'o.._ 8 pm Dinner Show .... K Pattl,k J.nl." Ed.'Ol, Rend., Cocktail Show: $6.00 per person K_ V" ....,., ._ Mo.",. ell' , ..._ TI", Sacco ffll'.. . Lor,y Pori A. 10 pm Show Begins Joc,e, • Prism ..... Jo,," C.... ''''101. Toon Collin, AI· IOC,'" ...... , ... Rrlonde,,"*oy 1_.WOn..., Two dollan from each ticket sold will be donated to the' Hawkeye ..doy ..... special c.".,...... W--. C.... . H~ cw.. Athletic Fund. II". 0.-. If ",...., .... L_ fr'" M ow- JGnn """. All tickets sold in alfvance at the Iron men Inn front desk. Call u.r...... "IW' A4M1nl ....'-" 1It_ I4nciIln ~_"." 351-6600 for further information. JtIIry--.... ~ 25c draws - ..... ~ IiIcGoI -.-. _oy COHey. Jun Jordan , LYlnM llnll, ... '" L...,_a __ P... V...... p.., T,i.cIO ~""""C_ IIRONMEN INN ',"wet,,,, Ole. Wilton I4IpMU"ettd.ftf, ~DoIIo .... loOfoloy -... T_ HI""'". _ OOV ..... CoM. WiIIOn. C E K... , . Hortcy W.....,. M. Moe· kMIII · LIIIIII~ 'P0811 mE BAIL'f IOWAN Act Iowa Press Association Newspaper of the Year Vol. 109. No. 16 · Tuesday. June 22. 1976 By SUSAN I Staff Writer @1976 Student Publications . Inc. PubliaIlecl Dy Shldunt Publications. tnc 111 Communlcallons Center. towa C~y . In French. towa 52242 daltv .XCepl Saturdays. SunClavs. legal holldavs & univerSlIV VICI' "together," lions Second elalS postage paid ., the post office 81 tOWY C',V under ll1e Act 01 Acting ENeIl \ Congress ot March 2. 1879, • Opin,ons .lpres &eel on these oagn are the the byword. opmlons 01 the signed authors. & may nol necessarllv be Ihose 01 ,,,. Daily Iowan "There'. r leading man KIm Johnlor M.F.A. studl Workshop. " very open. n rebearsala I Misplaced prurience Rep Cofllpll helpful. Actlnl Another member of Congress has lOit his virtue before the The siderably when the sexual escapades of these officlall affect out of dist~ eyes rI the·publlc. The Detroit New. has reported that police only the public's prurient Interests. And the D1ngeD II affair" have been I are looking Into the possibility that Rep. John Dlngell. D approaches this appeal to prurient Interests. theater Mich .• and a Michigan attorney genual had sex with a call girl. Knowing that elected officials use fl4.000 per year In public That yet another public rlficlal has been discovered funds for mistreIIes Is interesting and uaefuI - It glvea exercillng his libido In "unusual" ways Is not especially voters some infonnatlon to work with at the polla. But noteworthy. NeWspaper readers would find the kinky sexual knowing that officials frequent call glrll - at private ex· exploits of Jobn Doe In Tempe. Ariz .• as absorbing. pense - Is at wont a aad comment on their pet'IOIIIIUVII, The very good argument for delving Into such matters as and not essential for a&seIIlng their public performance. Wayne Hays' dalliance with EUzabeth Ray - that pub~ funds had been used for private matters - wwelll con- RHONDA DICKEY but the • decided , In the Ensemble, only high Slow healing for Boston busing wounds teachers. graduates By DANIEL Q. HANEY aasaulta against teaclJen also baa tripled as well. "There's AlIOelated Pre. Writer . since Integration began. accotdlllg to the titude." sthopl department. But many teachers not . .. " BOSTON (AP) - "Busing." news and administrators are reluctant to blame .. After two years of It. the people of South • integration. BOlton stIll'splt the word llke a curse. Laura Luonl. a social studies teacher at Poor white people live apart here. focus the Edison Middle School In Brlghton •.aays predomlnanUy Irish with a scattering of be has been atruck twice by student:' tbla Uthuanlana. Poles and others. and they year. vow never to give In. never to accept the mixing blacks and whites against their will II A lot of people try to mate It seem black children who anive each momlng In would tum routine classroom skirmiahes racial." she said. "But when a kid is bad. Where'in Corky McDermott rakes buses guarded by motorcycle policemen. Into pitched battles. you don't think ol race. All you want to do When seniors at South BOlton HIgh • So for the past two years. the success of ls calm him down." School got their diplomas early In June. the Boston !Ichool system baa been more Dr. Joseph Colligan. a school half of them refused to shake hands with often measured In arrest figures than In psychiatrist. says he thinks poverty. not politiCians and calms the masses their new headmaster. who was appointed scores on college entrance examinations. busing. Is a major cause of school by the federal court. Some of them Forced Integration began In September disruption. reached situatloll~ where their own self· skimmed their mortarboard caps off the 1974 under orders from Judge W. Arthut The tension created at home when By JOO DEVRIES platform where he sat. Garrity Jr. in U.s. District Court. ThIs past parents worry oyer how 'to buy grocerlea destruction became Inevitable." Here and a few other places, the closing school year the program was more ex makes children ilTitable and hard to "Corky. that's the dwnbest thing I ever I fooled around and fell Into the trap of heard. You want to turn thl! whole of schools on Tuesday seems more a truce tensive. and 21.000 public school children handle In school. he says. transcri ptions not being able to think' of anything to ex· CIA than the start of sununer vacation. had to leave their neighborhoods by bus. Poverty Is a daily problem for mOlt population Into agents. You don't want pound about. What I needed was just a people to trust their politicians!" But South Boston Is not Boston. For all Though racial trouble has been kequent Boston school children; 61 per cent quaUfy current event or local issue and a couple of "It's not dumb and you're right. Hell. it its influence as a symbol rI unyielding at South Bolton and Charlestown high for free breakfast and lunch programs. characters: then let my fingers do the president and other elected officials. already works. It's just still a lot less ef white resistance to forced Integration. schools and a few other places. across the street arrests from desegregation in talking. I l\lOked around the newsroom at the Southie Is a small place. Its humped city the disruption was far less than cidents totalled 490 this school year and 4511 "That's ridiculous." I told him. But after ficient than it could be. because all the reporters twiddling their thwnbs politicians still think they deserve human peninsula In Boston Harbor holds only aix predicted. But most agree that busing has last year. Only one person baa been sent to be punched the wall a few times with my and heaved a sigh. treatment! They don't! , per cent 0( the city's 641.000 people. . com{lCl,,!!lded the o!!!JJI'!'b1ema rI an aged jail. head I began to understand that he was Naturally. It feU on the editor's "Why. If we got this ball rolling we'd Many Bostonlans dislike busing. but school system. This spring. white students on a march right. typewriter. gwnming up all his keys. have people who were afraid they might be outside this Ught. bitter neighborhood, the attacked a black man at City Hall with the "The politiCians of the world," he con The Integration program may have "Dammit. DeVries." he said. "why evil jumping Into politics with the fervor of second year of court·ordered staff of an American flag. A white tinued. "deserve absolutely no privacy In speeded up the migration of middle cta. man doean't your body go where your head Is Orwell's ADlmal Farm confessors. desegregation progressed wltb little was dragged from his car In a black neigh their lives. The entire world should be whites away from the city. already: check in at some local lunch begging to have their throats ripped out by trouble. borhood after and severely wired Into what they are up to. Constantly. • The year before Integration. the schools lOOn *ten . counter and pick on humanity there for the peoplp.s· vigilance; we could do away "It went to 90 per cent well." said left In a coma. t\nd there should be a sign-in sheet for as had an official enrollment of 93.000 pupils. awhile." . with bothersome and expensive election Charles Leftwich. the associate though some say this figure was Inflated. . t\ntibualng milltants claimed respon anybody who wants to be one. Elections I gave him a stare that would have ~ampaigns. because normal people would superintendent In charge of Integration. sibility for a firebombing at the waterfront should be held only when there aren't ThIs year. there were 79.000. melted a human being. He didn't even quail and lose sleep at the very threat of "The kids are leamlng something In office of a Boston Tea Party ship replica enough vol unteers. Four years ago. the school system was 61 flinch! "Okay." ~ Joked. "maybe I can pick being thrust Into politics. schools. even In the 10 to 15 per cent where and for an explosion at Plymouth Rock. per cent white. ThIs year. for the first up a couple characters while I'm there." "The responsibility of government It went. but not well." time. whites are In the minority with 47 per Some of the violence occured when Atty. "ne will of the people." Corky "00 that," he smiled. "I'm short one." declared. "would thus become more would at last be given over Into the hands Leftwich. a hetty. balding man. Is the cent. Gen. Edward Levi considered. and then Sitting at the lunch counter a sprtnt and potent. But the people would learn of the masses Itself. err themselves. It highest ranking black In the school system. And though it Is hard to say how much of rejected. the Idea of joining a Supreme also a half. , Eugene McCarthy campaign tolerance; for they would begin to live would be a case of politicians as human "Probably there are five schools In it Is caused by desegregation. the violence Court appeal of the busing PfOIl'IIIl. speech and one stabbing later. I shot a software directed by the whole population which there have been Significant In· Is Increuing. . Last week. the court refused to listen to their lives vicariously through the actions sidelong glance at the fellow next to me . of their politicians. And that In turn would as programmer. Our destiny. controlled by stances of racial Incidents - three high "Last year. we saw an Incredible rise In the case. ThIs means that all appeals of the Talk about burly! He was eaUng the entire leave all but the politicians less abrasive. community vibes! Nixon wouldn't have schools and two middle schools." he said. the number of teacher aasauitiJ. and this busing program have beeft exhausted. vat of chill using a bowl for a spoon. He WI\y. the affairs of the world would been able to come onto the scene so early "For the rest 01 them. it's peaceful. You year the number Is still Incredibly high." Now that two years have passed, people looked at me and grinned. I knew I'd seen metamorphose Into a gigantic novel. or as 1946 and remain so late as 1!n4; and the hardly know theY're there." said Joan Buckley. executive director of • are beginning to ask how much longer the his picture on the back of a cereal box soap opera. with the entire human world could recover from the myth that Peacefuln8ll. of course. Is relative. the t~achers' union. "They range from resistance and trouble can las&. somewhere. population both as audience, and script· Intelligent men aspire toward political DurIng this school year. the school relatively minor incidents to major "The desegregation orders are pieces of ascendance ... department suspended 238 students for at physical injuries." (JUljor surgety." says the Rev. Michael "HI." I SlJid. "LIsten. excuse me. but I'm writers '" The waitresses were starting to applaud. (How Robert Altman. I thought) He hit it. there. "Gee. Corky," J said. "it tacking teachers and 1.200 others for Leftwich. the associate supertntendent. Groden. director of the CItywide Coord! looking for a character to write a column "The government of mankind .would be would be about time." He w~s starting to fighting. says he wonders whether busing caused naUng Council. appointed by the court to around. All the other writers have them. reduced to the level of good gossip!" . make Rnse. Long before busing began. the schools more aasaults on teachers or just greater watch over the Integration proceaa. ActuaBy.l'm looking for two characters It takea two for dialogue - but If you're Just then he received a call of distreSl were rough. sometimes violent miniatures awareness of the problem. "There has been bloodletting and tillue . Corky was preaching now. "Inept the BOUd I can ad-lib the strlight part." over his wrlsl radio. tuned of course to 0( blgclty life. But officials feared that The number of pupill suspended for loss. A period of recovery Is needed." politicians could be spotted early and International Vigilante Frequency.' gave He drained another bowl of soup. Then turned out the same day! But men who me a qulck good-bye and rushed out to he extended his buckakIn-clad ann and were merely evil (Corky grinned stamped his booted foot while his" grin jump on the back Ilf his computerized New Reagan image stresses. electability menac:lngly) would fool only themselves. bionic horse. Tad. where he typed in • glinted gold In the sun. "Corky MeDer· They could be played along by the ap a hasty program and vanished at the speed I , mott's the name." he said. "I'm the paren~ support ol the people until they of sound. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ronald 100,000 low iDcome CaJiforniana. railed compleat vigilante - the moral epitome of Beapn II atlIl campaigning to cut the slze California from 11th to third In American values ... " and cost 01 the federal government. but news rehabilitation and Job placements for the "lUIht. don't won')' about the' creden· with • DeW twilt that emph"lw helping handicapped. and increued alate aupport tiala. ThIs Introduction'. gone on long mInorWII, the poor. aged or welf .... I ol treatment IJI'OII'IImI for alcoholilm and enoUlhI Just lay some twisted logic on me recip6eIU. focus drug abule. before I run out of space." Reagan IIYS he II cowUrIng the "hard- He aJaO cltea Increued homeowner "Okay. here goea." He cleared his 1IOIe" or "rtgbtwlng" lmale that hII fotl property tax eaemptiona. and an Increue throat. "Our politicians should be used paint 01 him. government Is expected to do. In the amount 01 family income excluded mon by the people than the people by the Ragan', basic meaage on the cam "The result baa been a kind of hard from state Income taxes from the fIrat liticians. " PO \ . PIIcn platfonn hur\'t changed much In nosed Image In which today there are those $2.000 a year to ".000. "OIl. come on. Corky. you can do better recent montha. who ask the queaUon. 'lIn't he perhapl so MOlt of thole clalml are unchallenIed, than ... " narrow In hII ideological view. that he It Is Ipl'iJIkled with phraaes such II except that IIOI1MI 0( the Increaaea In "Now w.it a minute. Let me back up my ".ovemment doea Ita best lOInetimea would have difficulty letting elected In spending which he cites are not as November,' " ReIIgan aid. argumeat with another argument. an old when loverMM!llt does nothing" and "I dramaUc II they IOWId when apread over vigilante technique. What I'm trying to say doII't bellne WaabIngton II the problen\." "We can 10 down • number of things. eilht yean and compared tolnfJatlon Is. with the IIl8II media and com But over' the weekend Iowa and For eumple. thII IC)ooCIlled riIht-wiIII III rates. munlcaUona technology available today individual (Reagan) appointed more mi· WubIncton. where Reagan campaigned at And the mental health program. wbich the AmerIcan people ought completely to Itate Republican conventions for nority community members to executive converted many former state hoepbl control their pollUcal systems along lines prelidenUal deleptea. there was a new and policy-making podiOlll In state patients in outpatients 01 local clinics, hU which ..... entirely. clear to me." empbaals In the speeches. government than .D the previous lover Its vocal criUca II well as Idmlrera. "U It', 10 clear to you, wily hun't It II on the record of Reagan'. actions II lIOI'I 01 California put totether. And I in 11Ua record allo doea not mentioII three anybody eIIe picked up on It yet." I chided lOVentor of CaIIfornla to help low·lncome troduced the family weekend visit to major tu 1nC1'f1181 Reagin Iignecl II him. thlnklnl we wen doing pretty lood famWea, children, mInorititll. the aled. prtaonen," be aaJd III Iowa •. governor, wbich helped In hII eIgIj 1fIIrI . for two column characters who weren't wtIfan rectplerU. and the mentall, ill. "We Increued the aupplementallUlJl)Ort to double state menuea ancl.,...un,. and even old rrtenda. or acquainted. amOIII others. for the elderly. the blind and the dlaabled provide the funda for thi to refuncIa wbIdI AidelIDaiIt tbere wu nothing new In the to the point that we're the hiaheat In the Reagan cI1ea. "God, you're stupid," Corky ex~lalned . 1I*ICbeI. And very little 01 It II new except nation In that kind of IUpport,'· Reagan The new empbuia In the Reapn record "Now let me fInIah. PollUclan. should live the emphuil and the ~ defenlive coatInued. on Callfomia Ia another IICep In hII.ttempt Uvea comparable to the lIvea of Allee Iatrochaction Reagan glv. to thII lide of ''we not only refonned welfare. but we to COUDter the claim by PrtIident Ford" IICI'ifIcIal vIctIma. The Amertcan people bIa record. Increased the granta to the trul, needy by back ... that Reqan Ia not II electable II IbouId demand aD end to the garbage they "".. baft been thole wbo bave tried 43 per cent." Ford. now watcb on their TV acreenI, they III the ImIl.:.m.kIIIc that loti on In Reagan alJo llya hII admlnlalraUon Reagan hal been counterin8 that by IbouId curtail a lot of the lnduJa.nt poUticatonaellhil (Reagan',) only con adopted new treatment methoda for the cltlna the Democrata and independeIU procrammlna that aftlIcts them fr:om their oem WhOe In there III .overnment WII mentall, WwbIcll, althoUlh IbcreaainC Cbe who voted for him In CI'OIIOVer ItItII, IIICI radioI (Uk. for inatance that bortq eaItiII& and Iq\IItIIIII and trImmiIII." be COlt per patient. "bec:Ime a pattern for the hi' election twlee as lovernor of claaIlcal millie 11\ WSUI). and they ahould told a ...... aucUence SIt1riay. wbole wortd." . CaUfonala, once by 1 miJUoa ... and _ U- devIeeI with the flllltie "'l1ItJ II)' be (Reapn) had no reprd Reagan alIo llya tha& u IOvemor be once by over 100,. In •the face 01 a dedication 01 the FBI or CIA (not to far tIM probIemI ol hIIDIIl miIer)'. no Increued Itate ac:bo\anhlpl ninefold, DemocnIie flliltraUon majarttJ 011 mO· mertIGII aD ... tecbnoloIY) to ~eep a I"IIpI'd fer h..a, and other ..tbIt atended Medicaid beaIlIa to 811 utra lion ftWL ...... ,. on the actIvIU. 01 their 'P08ltlve' approaeh " Acting ensemble combines all ages colllltry offer programa In the By SUSAN ISAACS accompanied by adults. perfonning for high school Staff Writer arts student., but Iowa's approach AatbololYIn addition andto SPOODchildren's River the theate be of th Actin !ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ilerfilerfilarfilar In French, e_mble means - placing all ages and varieties r, mem rs e g .Ier filer filler filer filler fillerfilerfilarfillef NEED TO SUBLET "together," and to the VI's of experience In one group - Is Ensemble will have the op- filer filer filler filer filler filer hler filerfiller theater one of the ingredients that portunity to display their talent fi"er fiM9f filler filer filler filler filer filer fiIIef AN APARTMENTl Acting Ensemble, "together" Is during the last two weeks of , filerfil.fillerfilerfillerfolerfilerhlleffillef the byword. ' makes the Acting Ensemble NEED A ROOMMATE fOR FALU unique. July in Har"er Hall. Although It O,,!,CE desk; MinOfla SLR and acces "There's not an attitude of is not certain whether these =~.nger ZIgzag sew"19 maCh~~ Students have already begun the search for fall leading man-leadlng lady," said "The students have limlted Eventually Goff would like to SPORTING GOODS see the program Include an age hoUSing. Call now and list your apartment for Kim Johnson, a first semester time," Goff pointed out. opportunities will by class ------ "Everything involved with the range from elementary school projects of performances for CROWN IC-I50 preampWfier. Dynaco M.F.A. student In the Writers' TWO·y.ar-oid Mark Twain. I.,deen loot; free. PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION the pubUc, acting class and P~T-4 preamplifier . .a.oc XLM·t.1K·II pic. Workshop. "The directors are production, they do them· through retirement age. He 135 Evinrud •. eXHas. 53.750. 646- rs -til aNlHoi'late the kup (never used). Sony $00-2070 lui 2146. 6-28 fOR TENANTS very open. They let you In to see selves." He reiterated the noted that children should have directo "w ...... Iogoc decoder. Kenwood KSO-2O OS/SO ensemble attitude in discussing their. creativity developed at a fruits of their efforts on stage. decoder KLH Model 41 lapedeck. 338- rehearsals of the (Summer) EIGHTEEN loot Hanglider. 5425.- cal IOWA MEMORIAL UNION young age and "as the 6245. 6.30 Rep Company, and It's very the high school students. "We Ken between 4:30 and 5:30 p.m.. 338- 353·5861 i 353-3013, 9:30 . 4 p.m. retirement age lowers, helpful. need to be careful that theae THERA·A·PEDIC mattress and box 1061 . 6-25 university programa around the Monday - Friday The Acting Ensemble grew kids feel a part of the spring ,?nIy 549.95. Goddard's Furniture. country will form outlets for West Uberty. Open every nlghl unbl 9 out of distinct programs that program." p.m.; weekends until 5 p.m. 7-21 older people interested in -Oct...,i, · i~, ANTIQUES have been offered in the VI 1ft ,. ... ,.... .-., AUTOS Do they? "We don't know professional improvement. The theater department for several , HURRYI Ttwee rooms new furniture . DOMESTIC . wbat'. going on," giggled a relationship between the (;.411..,., ...... ,.,.,.. - ...... "...... Sola and chair. end and cocktail tables: .... "' c:...... ~_ ...... """""'~. BLOOM AntIques • Downtown Weiman summers. Three years ago, ~,.. .. IIw /IIICIIl _ Dal .- ~ .. ~ ~"" bedroom sel WIth lui maUress and box young student from New Jersey university and the commWlity iowa . Three buildings tuM . 8.31 Oscar Brownstein aired the spring and kllchen sel 00f $299. God· 1175 MUSTANG" • 16.000 miles. a week ago Sunday. "We just will grow," he predicted. -Your $(or .. "" mHn more dard's Furniture. Wesl Liberty' We 4-speed. AM·FM. SIlver. redials, excellenl Junior Repertory Theatre for th,n YHrs of coli. work. got here today." "University age Is not going to deliver. 7-21 condilion , 53,4SO 351·1652. 6-22 high school students. Two Why not g.t tho bnt be limited to 18 to 30." preplrllion IVlillbit? WANTED TO BUY To ...... po_d...... summers ago, high school But AM Gauger, a one-year Tuition SlU plul '20 cMpoIlt HERCUlON sofa and chair, chooce of 1173 VEGA GT HATCHBACK· 36,000. Touring Is another unique cotors, regularly $249 • Now 5139.95 ...... DI,c...... 4-speed. stick. $1 .600 338-6340 6-23 teachers were invited to par· veteran of Junior Rep, wu for materlall Includ .. 2t cia" opportunity that participant. In hours, voluminous mlttl'llls. FuMy guaranleed . Free servtce. God· WANTED· Sleeping bag good 10 0 -'Iso. 111. Co ••••le.tlo •• dard 's Furniture. West Liberty. 627- TWO IrUCks, red hUe. both run· 1947 ticipate, and in 1975, dance more self·assured. Gauger, who the ensemble enjoy. This profession, I stiff. trill run backpack w,lh frame. Kale, 338·5912.6- Ce.t•• CoIIe.-'" ...... became part of the program. hopes to participate in the I!x'm plus counsellrl9. edra 2915. 7-21 23 Ford, camper lop, 5300 1950 DOdge summer they will perform help. malle·up classes, lIexible -. U ...... 4- Job-rated. $200 354-3058 6-25 Brownstein Is gone this year, program every swruner until Edgar Lee Master's Spoon scheduling and many other STEREO componenls, CB·s. calculalors. CASH lor your used ski equipment. Joe's ... 'ow ...... -... but the rest of the department she completes high school, is a leaturl!S. appliances. WhoIesale,guaranteed. Don. Ski Shop. 351-8118. 7·19 River ADtbology In Mount 1-643-2316; evanlngs. 337-9216. 7-14 .. d ...... n.of. decided to combine their efforts sophomore at Iowa City HIgh C.II or writ. now .... c:IoeetI .... _ to Pleasant July 16-18 u part of 319-137-3679 in the form' of the Acting Schoo\. Does she like per· the area's Festival of American ROCKWELL &3-R sclentilic slide rule 1 ••••• M.... F ... . Ensemble, which includes not forming with teachers and • 15 O.lIer.. ' S'. No. 10 calulator. 353-3259 afternoons. 351 -0443 PETS Plays BicenteMial celebration. IOWI City. low. 52240 evenings 6·2 f only high school students and university students? ChIldren's theater will be a CI ..... ln teachers, but university better that all ages are second major aspect of the lOW. City & AKC regislered Golden Relrievers . graduates and undergraduates "It's DaMeI_ Males. shols. wormed. eighl wooks. working together," she replied. ensemble's itinerary. "We want MUSICAL as well. 1-455-2412. 6-22 SERVICE "That way we won't be chat· the children to participate," INSTRUMENTS TYPING I o.y s.Mce "There's not a negative at· terlng as much ... and with this Goff said.. BEAUTIFUL Beagle puppies . Pureb AI WorltGuarantted titude," Johnson said. "It's NEW autoharp,$75,alsoGerrylenl.$35 reds. six weeks old. $25. Call 354· strange mixture of ages, we'll And the participation begins PERSONALS not ... " 351-9510. Paul. 6-23 2445 . 6-28 FAST, professional typing. Manuscripts. L-"-:::==:'-"=:"'::':'::==-...J I learn more - everyone Irill." from the moment children ,-======;;;;.,_------....,. .---- term papers, resumes. IBM Seledrlcs. VOU I . No. 43 in a series I • • npp·entng5 The following are selected Bicentennial projects of students from Ernest Horn Elementary School, Iowa City . Our History Our Country Benjamin Franklin invented electricity, The reason Ihis country is good, Now he is put down in history, Is because there is peace and brolherhood He did it with a kite and key, Hardly any of us are poor ThaI's how he got put down in history, And most of us need no more . George Washington made hi men win, Well. some of us have a need It is love. I Now he knows that they won't have to do il again. That would be a good deed. f ' Ann Frtridl, KorrIen...... D•• ghter 01 by permlllion OfiTItE 8F.TTMA!' The naUy Iowln wl,beI to expreulta aratllude to the lowl It: City School Board, achool leachen , ,tuclenta for their the cooperation, tJme , ~)' In productn, thla wi... UkeJ.:
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1976-06-22
