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'Bakke' won't hurt, Califano says subtly criticizes Carter WASHINGTON (UPI) - Goals for HYDEN. Ky. (UPI) - Richard Nixon Brass bands played "California Here I Russians on detente and arms limitation. minorities set under the government's told a whooping. foot-stomping crowd of Come" and a 21-gun salute was sounded Nixon told the gathering that he school desegregation and employment 4.000 in Kentucky's Cumberland 'Moun­ as Nixon went to the podium. borrowed respected the Soviets' ability and programs win not be changed by the tains Sunday the nation's leaders should from a chapel. bearing a large cross and toughness. "hut I totally disagree with Supreme Court's ruling in the Allan cool their public rhetoric and toughen a sign that read: "Thanks for Courage their philosophy." . Bakke reverse discrimination case, two their bargaining with the Soviets. under Fire." He said he did not believe war was administration officials said Sunday. In a sometimes emotional 42-minute It was his first major public speaking inevitable. He said both the Soviets and "I think the Supreme Court decision address at the new Richard M. Nixon appearance since his resignation in the United States know they could prohibits unyielding quotas," Health, Recreation Center dedicated in his disgrace Aug. 9. 1974. and he made the destroy each other and know an arms Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph honor. the former president broke his most of it offering advice for all sectors race is not in their interest. Califano said on ABC's "Issues and nearly four-year silence to reiterate his of the nation - from young people to its But. he said. "the Soviets are building faith in the United States and offer current political leaders. The crowd gave up militarily and for us to get any Answers" program. "I don't think a goal By United Pr_ Int_MIl with a lot of flexibility is prohibited by President Carter some veiled criticism. him a standing ovation after his limitations on arms we must have this decision." He declared there "is no nation in the relliarks. complete with rebel yells, bargaining chips." The Supreme Court Wednesday. in a free world except the United States that applause and loud cheering. Nixon said bargaining must be done case brought by white medical school has the strength and power to stem the The 65-year-old former president privately. He said secret talks allowed applican t Allan Bakke. struck down the Israel agrees to peace tide of dictatorial oppression. perspired profusely in the warm him to end the war in Vietnam. seal an University of California at Davis' "The question is whether the United recreation complex. He mopped his arllls pact with Moscow and visit China. minority admissions program that set States is going to meet thatresponsill!lity brow. wiped the perspiration with his "When it concerns the nation aside 16 seats for minority applicants. or shirk that responsibility becanse of arm, and spoke forcefully in the begin­ agreements must be approved publicly Equal Employment Opportunity talks with Egypt, disappointment in the Vietnam War ." ning. but neal' the end of his remarks but must be negotiated privately," Nixon Commission head Eleanor Holmes He said America and the worldll"C became barely audible . He was very said. Norton. interviewed on NBC's "Meet the facing a new kind of aggression - IJ) emotional,almost to the point of tears.as It is time that America stops "making Press." said thousands of court decisions those who come "under borders" rather he wound up his address. heroes" out of those who leak for eign spell out employers' "basic obligations" than over them and promise liberation Nixon said there is a "new threat - a policy information. Nixon said. Mondale reports while delivering repression. in minority hiring . greater threat to peace today than war - "In a time when aggressive dic· "We have to cool the public rhetoric a threat of conquest without war." tatorships are stepping up subversive New massacre JERUSALEM (UPI) - Vice President rejection of an unofficial Egyptian and toughen up the private bargaining." The new aggressors go under borders activities all over the world. the U.S. Walter Mondale said Sunday Israel has suggestion for withdrawal from occupied Nixon said. rather than over them. and promise should strengthen the CIA to counter agreed to take part in U.S.-sponsored territory while negotiations go on. "Tough talk tha t isn·t backed up by liberation but deliver repression - like their activities." Nixon said. his voice in Rhodesia talks with Egypt in London. He said "We said that is unacceptable to strong action is like an empty cannon." Cuban troops sent by Fidel Castro to rising angrily at one point. SALISBURY. Rhodesia (UPI) - Black chances for Middle East peace have Israel." he said. "It is not a peace plan Nixon said. commit aggression far from home. he He noted that exiled Soviet writer nationalist guerrillas massacred 14 black never been so good or the chances for whatsoever. but it is in our opinion the In what appeared to be criticism of said. Alexander Solzhenitsyn charged in a civilians. induding five chUdren. at a failure so great. ()pposite." President Carter'S decision to abandon "As far as that aggression is con­ recent speech that western leaders were white-owned farm in the second mass "It is fair to say the Israelis have Despite that, he said he was looking the B-1 bomber and hold up on production cerned. we must find the answer." Nixon lOOSing their will to fight communism. killing in nine days. military authorities agreed to attend the London con­ forward to reading the formal Egyptian of the neutron bomb. Nixon chided "those said. "We shall have to admit there has been said Sunday. ference." Mondale said after talks with proposal. "and also to react upon it." who think we should not go ahead with an He laid down what he said should be the some weakening of will," Nixon said. A white farmer was also reported Israeli cabinet members. "We have not Israel has proposed returning most of arms program so that the Soviets principals of U.S. foreign policy. "Some are so blinded by things that are killed in a separate attack by black yet received final approval from the the Sinai to Egypt while keeping control won·t ... this is naive." Foremost. he said. the United States . wrong. they want to turn away and turn nationalists on Saturday. Egyptians. " of the Gaza Strip and West Bank. The Nixon 's speech at the dedication must "maintain its defenses. not only to inward. A Rhodesian security force spokesman Prime Minister Menachem Begin said occupied population would be granted a ceremonies for the new $2.5 million defend itself but to help others because if "But there are millions across the land said the bodies of half the massacre the foreign ministers of Israel and Egypt limited form of selfgovernment. with recreation center at times had the sound we do not. the tide of dictatorship will roll who have not lost faith in America. who victims - two adults and five children­ !IIay meet in two weeks for talks tha t Israel willing to negotiate the nature of of a football rally and he was interrupted over the others and we will face a hostile believe our commitments must be were found in a burned-out hut near could be called a "resumption of relations with the local Palestinians and repeatedly with shouts of approval from world." maintained. Husape.125 miles southeast of Salisbury. negotiations ... Jordan or Egypt five years after a peace a loyal crowd. Recalling his own negotiations with the "That's the real America and I know The dead included a mother and her Some 200 members of the nationalist treaty is signed. that spirit is strong and healthy right three daughters and two sons burned Gush Emunim movement. shouting Asked about Carter's talk of returning here in the heartland of America." alive m their tllatched hut in the farm "Manda Ie, go home!" anu "Begin. dorh th~ Middle Ea$t pe,;cc pre\( css tli thl. The speech WIIS the first in wh"t Nixon. workers compound. eyewitnesses said. give in." demonstrated outside Israel'& framework of the Geneva conference if said would be occasional appearances One elderly black laborer was parliament building against the all else fails, Begin said : "This problem Syrians dash with "in non-political forums" to "express bayoneted through the chest and shot in surrender of occupied Arab land. didn't come up. We read the statement by views on the future of America, par­ the arm before he was put in the hut and "We are at an historic turning point President Carter and we understood it." ticularly in the area of foreign policy." burned. today in the search for peace in the Mondale said Washington would prefer Leslie County Judge C. Allan Muncy, The seven other victims were lined up Middle East," Mondale said inside as he to see negotiations continue without Christians in Beirut who arranged the Nixon visit to this and shot through the head and neck by addressed a festive banquet in the having to resort to the Geneva talks. staunchly Republican coal mining town. the guerrillas in the attack. which began Knesset building. which call for the participation of the BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) - Syrian There was no official report on deaths population of 500. said the county's late Saturday. "Never have the prospects for lasting Soviet Union. peace-keeping troops clashed with or injuries but the National Uberal celebration of its looth birthday and the Three wounded blacks who survived peace been so favorable. Never have the "We hope to make progress on the Christian rightist militiamen Sunday in Party. whose headquarters in East former president's visit made Sunday the a ttack were flown to a Salisbury dangers of failure been so great. Time is present formula . witt} face-ta-face direct Beirut's heaviest fighting since the Beirut was hit by shellfire. said "the grandest thing in our lives or will hospital. One of them had his lower jaw not on our side. We cannot afford to negotiations along the lines we are Lebanese civil war. Heavy casualties casualties were "heavy. including happen again . .. shot away. delay. We must not minimize the urgency working on now." he said. I were feared . many civilians." UnoffiCial reports Dozens of local officials and the Leslie of the moment." Mondale began a busy day with an There were reports tha t C;hristians said at least 10 persons were killed in County Centennial beauty queen were Four killed in crash Mondale attacked the Palestine early morning reception by Israeli were considering an appeal to the Ashrafiyeh alone. introduced. the Lord's Prayer was read Liberation Organization for taking President Yitzhak Navon. United States to mediate between the One resident reported seeing at least and the band played "Dixie" and "My DENISON. Iowa (UPI) - A single­ responsibility for last week's bomb at­ two sides. four dead bodies on the street near his Old Kentucky Home" before Nixon, engine plane crashed nose-first in a tack in Jerusalem. "We condemn PW He then flew to Sde Boke. the kibbutz But late Sunday, official Beirut radio dressed in a blue suit and blue-striped tie. that was the home of David Ben-Gurion. home and said. "With the shelling this cornfield. killing four members of the terrorism totally and absolutely." he said President Elias Sarkis had sealed heavy. there must be dozens of dead at went to the podium amid a deafening family from Elgin. Ill., the Iowa State said. . Israel's first prime minister. He placed a cease-fire for the third time since the least. .. roar of cheers. an American flag stan· another wreath on the graves of Ben­ ding behind him. Patrol said Sunday. He said the United States opposes the Syrian-Christian clashes began National Liberal Party officials Three persons survived Saturday establishment of a Palestinian state. but Gurion and his American wife, Paula. as Saturday in coordination with Syrian Nixon interspersed his serious foreign crash. officials reported. 20 red·bereted paratroopers presented denied reports that its leadership had policy talk with some humorous com­ Palestinians should have a voice in President Hafez Assad. contacted the U.S. embassy and had Troo[lers identified the victims as Dr. arllls and a bugler played the Israeli ments about his college bask~tball days. determining their future . The radio said Sarkis and Assad been advised to surrender. Burton Stearn. 4.3; his wife, Dr. Anne Mondale conferred with cabinet equivalent of "Taps." spoke by telephone and Assad "sent the high humidity and heat inside the "Either (party leader and former recreation center that wet the back of his Stearn. 38j and two daughters. members for 90 minutes and then an­ Accompanied by his wife Joan and orders to his army commanders to President Camille) Chamoun or other Alexandria Jane. 7. and Jennifer. 6. nounced Israel's willingness to meet with daughter Eleanor. 18, Mondale cease firing immediately." coat with sweat and mentions of great proceeded to BenGurion University in high officials would be the ones to Kentuckians past and present. He also Three other passengers. Kay Mid­ Egypt in London. He said "we have not By about midnight, artillery, mortar, undertake such contacts ... · said an aide dlemas. 28. Elgin. m.. Jonathan Stearn, yet received final approval from the Beersheba. where he unveiled a plaque rocket and machinegun fire described got a big cheer when he smilingly noted to Chamoun. "And none of them has." he was due to be a grandfather in about a IB-months-oldj and Benjamin Stearn. 4. Egyptians. " at the Hubert Humphrey Center of Social by witnesses as the heaviest since the But a high Ph alan gist political of­ were injured and listed in fair condition Ecology. month. Mondale is scheduled to fly to Egypt civU war tapered off into an occasional ficial said the rightists were con­ Sunday. today for a meeting with President .. You have joined together in one round of smaU-arms fire or an in· On his way to deliver the address. the Authorities said the blue-and-white sidering asking Mondale. who is former president saw signs saying. "This Anwar Sadat. ceremony three things that I've loved for termittent shell explosion. visiting Israel. to mediate. The official plane. which left Jackson Hole. Wyo .• "If our foreign ministers meet. that all my life: education. Israel and Hubert "It·s impossible to tell whether the is Nixon country" and buttons reading. Saturday morning. was trying to land at said he did not know whether such a "Nixon in Hyden. I was there." will be the beginning of such a renewal." Humphrey." Mondale told the university cease-fire has finally worked. But it request had yet been forwarded. Denison Airport but crashed into the Begin said. But he repeated Israel's audience. seems like it has virtually stopped." cornfield a mile away. said a resident of the main Christian The fierce battles followed 24 hours of An eyewitness said the plane plunged neighborhood of Ashrafiyeh. calm. Syrian soldiers of the Arab straight down at high speed into the field. Fighting had escalated throughout peace-keeping force fought rightists at There was no fire. Kamel encourages peace the day and into the evening. Shell and Ain Rummaneh Saturday in a clash Skies were partly cloudy when the rocket explosions could be heard at that reportedly left at least 22 dead and plane crashed at midafternoon. times at the rate of two-aminute in east dozens wounded before a cease-fire was efforts, warns o~ Egypt's Beirut. arranged. Bomb on wheels , NARITA. Japan (UPI) - Radical . opponents of the new Tok:yo International drive to regain ,territory Airport at Narita drove a home· made Reporter raises question of rights bomb on wheels into a police van Sunday CAIRO. Egypt (UPI) - Foreign Referring to Carter's statements HACKENSACK. N.J. (UPI) - An ignores an order to appear. in a kamikaze-style attack. Minister Ibrahim Kamel urged the Saturday that Israel would find Egypt's appellate court panel will decide Monday The judge has said. "There is no The van was destroyed as a truck full United States Sunday to step up its peace plan "inadequate " and America if a New York Time3 reporter must turn question in my mind ... this court has the of . gasoline-filled bottles exploded. but Middle East peace efforts but said might step in with "compromise over notes involving Dr. Mario power to compel Myron Farber to appear police and protesters escaped serious President Carter's call for "com­ proposals." Kamel said: "This phrase. Jascalevich. on trial for allegedly killing and produce the items asked for in the injury. Police arrested six people. in· promise" proposals was "discouraging." compromise proposals. is discouraging. five hospital patients with the drug subpoena." cluding one woman. who injured an of· Speaking on the eve of a crucial The entire world community has a good curare. Stephen Soloman. president of the New ficer as they fled from the burning meeting between President Anwar Sadat understanding of our le~ltimate rights." Bergen County Juge William Arnold, Jersey chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, the wreckage of the two vehicles. and Vice President Mondale. Kamel who is presiding over the trial, ordered society of profeSSional journalists, said The firebomb attack was the most warned Egypt would find "alternative In the same breath. Kamel added : "We are demanding a stepping up of the Ti mes reporter Myron Farber to turn freedom of the press was dealt a severe serious protest incident since the con· methods" to regain Arab rights if Israel over his 'notes after defense lawyers for setback with Arnold's order. troversial airport opened May 20. Sun­ persisted in "obstructin!}" the peace American peace effort." The foreign minister said Egypt will the surgeon asked to have them sub­ "The order to produce the notes and day's also was the largest demonstration drive. poenaed. the threat of holding the reporter in ever held by opponents of the airport. Kamel did not mention the war option. present its peace plan to the United States within the next two days for relay Farber wrote a series of articles about contempt if he refuses to obey will ha ve a which has been protected by about ]0,000 however, as Sadat did in two speeches Jascalevich three years ago. before the chilling effect on the ablUly of the state's riot police since it opened. last month to Egyptian troops stationed to Israel. "We will wait then for Israel's reaction." he said. investigation into the patients' deaths reporters to do their jobs." Soloman said At least 44 other people were arrested alOng the Suez Canal front lines. was reopened. Sunday. and two riot pollee suffered minor in­ Asked about the American call for a The Egyptian blueprint is based on Jascalevich is charged with using the "There may be material In the notes juries in heading off an estimated 5,200 conference in London among himself, Sadat's proposals for the temporary muscle-relaxant curare to kill the which was gathered from sources who ' airport protesters as they moved onto an Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and restoration of the West Bank to Jordan ' patients at Riverdell Hospital In Oradell asked to remain anonymous . And the off-limits road leading to the airport. Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan. and Gaza to Egypt, he said. in 1965 and 1966. state's shield law. which for many years Kamel said: "We have not received yet "Egypt is guided by clear-cut Arab The Times has refused to turn over the has said that a reporter cannot be forced Judith Green Weather an invitation to such a conferen~e ." principles, which are the recovery of material. claiming First Amendment to reveal sources, is likely to be' Mondale will meet with Sadat in the (occupied) lands and legitimate Arab privileges. weakened if the present directive Is We're feeling as good as the Mediterranean city of Alexandria rights." Kamel said. If the panel of three judges upholds the enforced," he said. on 'Vanities' Philadelphia Phillies feel after a series ,Monday and the two leaders will address He concluded by warning : "If Israel subpoena today. Farber must appear by "This is saying to the public and the with the Cubs, even though it will be a joint news conference before the vice persists in obstructing peace efforts. we noon before Arnold. Arnold has sald he press that there are no real First partly cloudy with highs in the mid 80s. president returns to Washington . will find alternative methods." would cite Farber for contempt If be Amendment guarantees In this state." page 3 TJi • Un ... 2-The Diily lowan-lowa City, low~oncby , July 3,1978 o1J Lil akes-----, New trial ordered in rape case 'Val By GARY VAN CLEVE rape conviction, but the judge Sanders had allegedly assaulted "He was able to recount in Dedine and fall Staff Writer granted Hayen a new trial for a woman while engaging in considerable detail the events the following reasons : sexual abuse. Charges against of the day," Judge Eads wrote, Jay Michael Hayen, who was -the alleged attempted rape Sanders were dismissed by the "and slates that that evening stet of the pupfish convicted by a jury last victim was the only identifying state because the victim was (when the assault allegedly December of assault with at· witness and her identification of unable to positively identify occurred) he was watching the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Interior' tempt to commit rape, will Hayen was based on Sanders as the attacker. game in which Department is taking a tiny fISh off the en· receive a new trial on July 10 by photographs rather than on a Sanders, '11 , of 510 S. Van was pitching." Attention dangered species list because it is extinct, a an order issued on Thursday by police lineup; Buren St., is of similar height Prosecuting attorney Paul su~ victim of a bathhouse, of£jcials said Sunday. Johnson County District Court -the alleged attempted rape and weight and his hair mat· Peglow objected to the use of Advertisers: The Tecopa pupfish was about I 1fz inches long Judge William Eads. victim was hesitant in Iden· ches the description which the Hayen's psychiatric report as By JUDITH md capable of surviving in very salty waters and Hayen's December conviction victim of the Oct. 12 alleged part of the grounds for granting Five of the six sections Staff Writer ~emperatures up to U. degrees. stems from an alleged assault assault gave police. a new trial. Peglow stated in a for this fall's Aboul two or three fish were found in 1970 in its incident on Oct. 12, 1911. Hayen Because of these similarities motion filed on Friday he Vanities is naUve Amargosa River near California's Death allegedly grabbed a woman and Courts between Sanders and Hayen, thought the psychiatric report REGISTRATION that follows Valley. But a new extensive search of 11 sites by pulled her into an alley in the Judge Eads said that positive was to be used by the court cheerleader federal biologists failed to turn up any of the vicinity of Clinton and identification of the attacker solely as an aid in determining EDITION college soror puprish . Lafayette Streets. The woman tifying Hayen from police was reasonably in doubt. A the sentence to be imposed. disillusionm The Fish and Wildlife Service said it was the managed to talk her attacker photographs and those judge or jury must be convinced have been completed. promises of I first time a species has been removed from the out of raping her and she photographs were not in· beyond a reasonable doubt that Peglow now seeks to have a approach 30 endangered list because it was wiped out. eseaped. troduced into evidence at the the accused committed the rehearing on the matter of Space remains avail tresses, intI "The most depressing thing about this loss of Hayen, 24, formerly of 521 S. trial ; crillle before he or she can be whether Hayen should be given in secion A1 only. and an engag Dodge St., is currently serving a -a psychiatric report sub­ found guilty. a new trial. Peglow stated that urI' form is that it was totally avoidable," said Please reserve space as script combi Assistant Interior Secretary Robert Herbst. 100year sentence at the Iowa mitted to the judge stated that Since the Sanders incident he has experts who would Summer "The human projects which so disrupted its State Men's Reformatory in Hayen maintained his in· took place after Hayen's testify to the unreliable nature soon as possible. sharp, habitat, if carefully planned, could have ensured Anamosa due to a first degree nocence under both hypnosis December trial on the assault of statements made while Its survival." rape conviction which was and sodium pentothal - a drug with attempt to commit rape under hypnosis and using Fish and Wildlife officials noted a related handed down by a jury in April. commonly used as a "truth charge, the evidence could not .sodium pentothal. In addition, species from the same area, the Soshone pupfish. Hayen was found guilty of serum; " and have been used by Hayen in his Peglow wishes to submit results also may be extinct. raping a woman on Oct. 5, 1977, -there are physical defense. of a lie detector test which ,Call 353-6201 The Tecopa pupfish - one of 12 varieties in the seven days before the alleged similarities between Hayen and Judge Eads also cited the indicate that Hayen was "not nation - had lived in small pools and thermal attempted rape. another man, Donavon Sanders, conclusions of the psychiatric telling the complete truth" springs near Tecopa, California. Last Thursday Hayen ap­ who was arrested in January on examination of Hayen as fur· when he denied leaving his About 30 years ago, builders of a bathhouse re­ peared before Judge Eads to be a charge of assault while ther evidence in support of a house the night of the alleged channeled and combined nearby springs, pro­ sentenced on the attempted participating in a felony . new trial for the case. assault. ducing a swift, barren channel to which the fish were unable to adapt. A Fish and Wildlife Service official said the Infinity's Qe. bathhouse is no longer in operation . Thompson threatens damage suit Later, mosquito fish , bluegill and crayfish CONCORD, N.H. (UPI ) - and would not decide whether to Thomson , who is running for a the rest of New England," $105. were brought to the area, ate young pupfish and Gov . Meldrim Thomson is a'ppeal it until next week. He fourth term, said the NRC Thomson said. competed with tIM> pupfish for food supplies. threatening a multimillion· refused to speculate on alterna· ruling by "political hacks" was The Seabrook plant, whose By the time till' Endangered Species Act was dollar damage suit against the tives to a court appeal. an example of President Car­ cost has tripled since it was first passed in 1973, fedl'ral officials put the s~cies on federal go vernment for Its "Our lawyers are going to be ter's "inept handling of the proposed, has been the subject the list, but doubted lIIuch could have been done "asinine decision" to stop pretty busy this week," he said. energy issue. of many appeals before courts In save It. construction of the $2.3 billion Cullerot said $404 million "While the decision, if left to and regulatory agencies. A "On('p Ih,) habitat was so drastically altered, it Seabrook nuclear power plant. already has been spent on the stand. would wreak havoc on demonstration at the plant in IS doubful whether any action could have saved The Nuclear Regulatory plant, and the company would New Hampshire's economy, it 1977 resulted in 1,414 arrests for lht' fish in the wild, " said Herbst, blaming "8 COlllmission voted Friday to lose $15 million a month while would also have a severe rip­ trespassing. A raUy there last lack of knowledge coupled with poor and careless halt constru('tion of the 2,300- construction is halted. pling effect on the economy of month attracted 10,000 people. project planning" for taking a heavy toll on megawatt, twin-tower ~tation wildlife . July 21 to give officials lime to The Supreme Court in recent years acted to find alternate sites for the plant, For those who prefer the save another species of pupfish located in which would be the nation's Vermont nuclear plant shows cracks sound of music to the sound Nevada's Devil's Hole area. The pumpin /« of largest. water for irrigation WilS pulling down the water "We will pursue every legal VERNON, VI. (UPI) - The Vermont recommended the cracked metal be replaced of speakers. level of the pool that supported the pupfish, avenue that might be open, Yankee nuclear plant has been shut down for rather than repaired. draining their spawning grounds. including a l1lultimillion-dollar at least a week to repair cracks in the steel of Keyes said the water level in the torus must Infinity's unique technology has beer. The high court ruled the water could not be suit against the federal govern­ one of the plant's safety systems, company be lowered to remove the flawed metal and it compacted into a remarkable bookshelf drawn so far that it would prevent the fish from ment, for the damages our officials announced Sunday. would violate federal safety requirements to speaker 18 x 12 x 10 inches. Needs as little reproducing . people will suffer if work is Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. operate the plant with the lower water level. Most pup fish species are located in the South· spokesman Lawrence Keyes said the small It would also violate safety requirements to as 10 watts/channel and can handle 100. It suspended at Seabrook," Thom­ has Infinity's EMITtM tweeter and Q-woofer.tM western United States and in Mexico. son said in a statement late cracks have not resulted in leakage of continue to operate the plant with the cracks Saturday. radioactivity. They "pose no threa t to the in the torus, he said. Impeccable musical accuracy at an incredible "The commission's asinine health and safety of the workers or the "We don 't know for sure, but we feel the price. Hear Qe. Prove it to yourself. The French Connection decision means that now that public," he said. torus might be less able to withstand the the project is about a Quarter Company officials said the cracks were release of pressure," with the cracks, Keyes NEW YORK (UPI) - Eldridge Cleaver says finished it is to become a con· discovered Wednesday in the torus, a steel· said. ~ lnnnjty·Qe that while he was fugitive from the United crete monument to bureau· enclosed, doughnut·shaped pool designed to The torus is designed to absorb the powerful gets you back to what it's all about. Music. States, French President Valery Giscard cratic stupidity," Thomson protect the reactor if its normal cooling blasts of steam that would be released if the d ' Estain~ personally arranged for the cofounder said. system fails. reactor's normal cooling system failed. Water (If the Black Panther Party to stay legally in The Public Service Co. of New Keyes said the cracks apparently occurred in the torus quickly ' conden~es the steam, France in 1974. Hampshire, builder of the plant, during recent welding to reinforce the joints relieving pressure on the reactor. In an excerpt frolll hb sooll·to-be·published says it is about 10 per cent between the torus and its support columns. Company officials said metallurgy and "Soul on Fire" printed in New Y(lrk Magazine , finished and 1,800 of the plant's Workers from General Electric, which welding experts will be brought to the plant manufactured the Yankee reactor, had done i~ED\ Cleaver, who illegally entered France in 1972 and 2,200 workers will have to be once the water in the torus is lowered to lived in hiding for a year, said he met Giscard the welds on nine of the torus' 32 support recommend the best way to repair the cracks ~ ~ I laid off within a week because of AUDIO 338·9383 through a friend in the French underground . the ruling. columns when problems were discovered. and to avoid new ones in future welding. 10 E. Benton ~nGlnEERln6 Before they met, Cleaver writes, Giseard, then PSC spokesman Norman Cui­ The plant was shut down late Saturday In the meantime, Yankee has been taking fillance minister under the late President lerot, calling the ruling "de­ night after attempts to repair the cracks steps, including the making the additional Georges Pompidou, arranged through then plorable," said Sunday the caused one crack to deepen and experts welds, to slightly increase the safety margin . ~_7 Interior Minister Jacques Chirac to give the utility had not seen the decision fugitive and his family the necessary papers to live in France. "I told him (Chirac) I would like for him to Jarvis and Gann campaign CR, SSWORD PUZZLE normalize the situation of my friend Monsieur Eldridge Cleaver and his wife. Give them ';;dlted by EUGENE T. MALESKA documents permitting them to reside legally in for Michigan 'Prop. 13' France," Cleaver quotes Giscard as saying at ACROSS $Ii :tate capital. 8 Univ~.. sity city 2t Round of cheers their first meeting. DETROIT r UPI ) - The two Jarvis, the author of a lax cut, 'nce called New in the Netherlands 3% Prevails over said the rival amendment has I ,,_ and Lovers" Helvetia 9 Australian city 34 Belgrade native Cleaver said Giscard arranged a meeting with authors of CaLifornia'S tax­ would appear in favor of the become the favorite of politi­ 5 Bridge charge II Where Chattanooga near celebrated 36 Certain Spaniards a police official who provided Cleaver and his slashing Proposition 13 will amendment that would not cians and bureaucrats who are • Breed of horse is : Abbr. gold mines or Ohioans wife with the necessary papers. campaign in Michigan this reduce existing taxes. the prime target of the 13 Rose's man 1% Jidda residents 10 Soviet sea 38 Capital of week for a similar proposal still Jarvis, after hearing of the coalitions' tax reduction. He 14 Hawk's abode a Suburb of Naples \l Baltic port Vene7.uela Cleaver fled the United States in 1968 facing needing almost 100,000 signa· Tisch amendment, called the predicted taxpayers would side 15 It generates Sills' 14 Biblical oldster 12 Food fish 41 Anklebones charges of assault and murder in connection with tures in seven days to get on the Taxpayers United proposal "a with the group offering the most trilts 15 Receptacles for 14 Patriotic songs 43 Tribal emblem a shootout with police in Oakland, Calif. He spent state's November ballot. 11 Home of the flowers 17 Accustom 48 Bahamas capital pile of compost" and endorsed savings. Bengals • Couples 21 F~rst of a Kipling 48 Silting, as a statue seven years in exile in Cuba, Guinea, Algeria, Meanwhile, a more moderate the tax cuI. "You just watch," Tisch said. North Korea and France before returning to the II Weakens little tno 50 Caraway and form of tax limitation has been Tisch, ill a WXYZ-TV inter· "This is a people's movement by little DOWN %3 Strategic city catnip • Uniled States in 1975. virtually guaranteed a place on view program aired Sunday, and they're going to do it." 1. Massachusetts . In Afghanistan 51 Building location the ballot with the filing of city or river 1 Oweller In lowll 24 Truck parts 5% Arabian city ZI Home of the or Oklahoma %5 Food-processing 53 City NNW of L.A. Quoted ... 400,000 signa tures Friday in Cowboys 2 Newspaper notice center 54 Glance at Lansing. 22 Where 2 caravel of 1492 ZI Spartan slave 55 Ample : Poetic II he doe.qn·t thlnll I can do the job. he should Flamboyant Howard Jarvis Dortmund is 4 Obtal~ %7 Kentucky 51 Normandy town /let som .. body ('Is('. Wha t h.. said was as wpaR as and little-known Paul Gann, D Olympian 5 Jan VIckers is one college town 51 Timetable abbr. a five·cf.'nl pa"llo~(' "I Kc>ol-Aid in the ocean with who led California voters to a 57 ~ Hold together • "Iger~an city %8 "Middlemarch" • Group est. In firmly 7 lIIumtnated author Bogota : 1!M8 two spoonfUls 01 s u~ar in ii, and that's weaR . per cent property tax cut last - New York Yankee , com· Z7 Site of India's month, said they will t~ur the Golden Temple menting Friday on owner George Steinbrenner's state on behalf of the so-called lTiticism of his play. 31 Spirit : Fr. Tisch Amendment. 31 - days <'oc The proposed constitutional fasting and amendment named after HOlD SPECIAL:... prayer) 22 Festive affairs Shlawassee County Drain Com· 25 TalllM resident missioner Robert Tisch would r7 Ice plMacle cut property taxes in half while COLOR FILM • Cultivate The Daily. Iowan increasing income taxes I per. 41 Last word of cent and allowing an additional "Hamlet" 1 per cent to be voted locally. 42 Attack Editor ...... Bill Conroy Tisch and his Coalition for DEVELOPED and PRINTED 44 Egg-shaped Managing Editor ...... Beau Salisbury , ornamenta Property Tax Reform need 45 Home 01 the City Editor ...... Roger Thurow 266,000 signatures by July 10 to Falcons University Editor ...... , ...... Neil Brown make the ballot deadline. 47 City 011 the Don Editorial Page Editor ...... Michael Humes During the weekend the group • Greek resistance futures Editor ...... Beth Gauper said it had about 170,000. force In W.W. 11 Sports Editor ...... Steve Nemeth 1~suRE61.99 "Howard really believes in • Abhor Assoc. Sports Editor ...... Howie Beardsley II Lydian capital the Tisch amendment," a Photography Editor ...... John Danidc Jr. destroyed by Jarvis official told the Detroit Tamertane Copy Editor ...... 8arb.ua Davidson 54 Formally .' Copy Editor " ...... Mary Jane Dromey News, "and he'll do anything he can to get it on your ballot." wlthdf1lws Copy Editor ...... Marnie Heyn 57 1'lIou&ht The commitment to the Tisch 20 organization was another indio EXPOSURE Publisher, Wlilam Casey 62.99 cation of the rift that has Advertillns Minaser,llm Leonard Circulation Manaser, Imnifer PolIch developed between Jarvis and Production Superintendent, Dick Wilson Taxpayers United for Tax Limitation. " , , D , II • ON .L , Z E v, LET •E II , That group is backing a , R , T t , , Opinions expressed on Ihese pages are Ihe opinions of the 24 'II WR moderate constitutional _ t V RE II E I , At R. signed authors and may nOI necessarily be those of The Daily EXPOSURE 'R _ amendment that would tie slate r_1 Iowan . 63.49 IO II'L t • • T R1 , II I spending and taxes to gross Published by Student Publications. Inc., 111 Communications E R 'T 0.' G • T E.' , ,10.1 R ,t " Center, Iowa City, Iowa 52242 , daily except SalUrcbys, Sundays, personal income in Michigan. ASA 400 - 35 eadditional A Z I.tlll Property taxes would be linked (No Foreign Film) A T 1.'"10 D ••SlIIt I legal holidays and university vacalions. Second-class postage paid RlllO'lT TIET _ L R at the Post Office at Iowa City under the Ad of Congress of March to the cost of living. Prices effective through July 8 _ UIAR_A 2, 1679. Last week Taxpayers United A , TlNI! A _ R chairman Richard Headlee said A I ·.R Subscription raIl'S: Iowa City and Coralville, S6·3 monlhs ; 112-6 L t .. A 1.1 R ..til he did not want Jarvis cam­ JOIN THE OSCO FILM CLUB ~ :1 months; 521 -1 2 months. Mail subscriptions, 59-3 months ; $16-6 It A .. r.D R.O AD paigning for his group. He said .. ' ''-~ months ; $25·12 months. Ask for details at the Camera Dept. voters might get confused if •

The Daily Iowan-Iowa City, lowr-Monday, July 3, 1978-Page 3 Our Massage Parlor 'Vanities' displays Is Now Open! Adult Pleasure Palace stellar portrayals,. From left to Fisht: Fran Gertz, Jean Michaelsen Inc 315 Kirkwood Diane Prusha are shown discussing old times In Van­ Complete Adult Bookstore & su perb staging ities, now playing at the E.e. Movie Arcade • Mabie Theater on July 6, 10. 12 • and 18 . sections By JUDITH GREEN so desperately sought and clung Staff Writer to by the characters, so all­ important that they sacrifice ....•...:;:~mnn"""n"'mn""H"Hmm"""'" ::.,' ,,!,{::.',..,', ...•... Vanities is a barbed comedy intellect, honesty and in­ that follows three high school dividuality for them without I::::: Monday-Thursday 2-6 pm : ~l cheerleaders through their wasting a microsecond in college sorority days into the regret. 1/2 Price disillusionments and com­ The three women are onstage promises of their lives as they continuously for the play's Ends Wed approach 30. Three fine ac­ duration. Their make-up and .. Pool tresses, intelligent direction costume changes take place at 1: 30-3:30-5 :30 and an engaging and perceptive dressing tables that frame the The O.1y iowatVJoIIn Oanidc Jr. 7:30-9:30 1m: COPPER DOLLAR ~~. script combine to make this playing area. We are thus able .::.~:.: 211 Iowa Ave. .):;: Summer Rep production a Fra" Gertz (Joanne) , Jean form and content that I have to see physical changes that are Michaelsen (Kathy) , and Diane seen staged. Every gesture was sharp, funny, ultimately later expanded into personality ~;~~;iWiillill!uli!uHiUUUUUlUUiUU1Uiill\\~ • Prusha (Mary ) are out- completely in character yet changes. standing. Not content to let well- each movement was integral to Now 2nd Week ~ The dialogue is sharply written dialogue carry them, the pace of the drama. It is focused, funny, and bi t­ they exhibit ensemble almost impossible to balance BIJOU * Mon. 7 pm *BIJOU tersweet; it stings, mocks, Who , . soothes. Heifner's un­ Theater derstanding of the thoughts, Not content to let well-written John Ford's motivations and speech pat­ dunnit? dialogue carry them, they exhibit terns of three very different Neil Simon's The Wagon master women, growing and changing ensemble awareness and interac­ moving theatrical experience. at different levels and speeds (1950) Playwright Jack Heifner throughout the play, is shrewd. tions to a professional degree. It is "THE CHEAP writes in his introduction to the There is an almost musical work, "The dictionary quality to the interchanges of impossible to praise one above the DETECTIVE" meanings of vanity: 1) The the characters; fragments of others; theirs is a unified tour-de­ "One of the finest 'A' quality of being personally vain, Illotive surface and submerge, Western's Hollywood excessive pride in one 's own sometimes in the foreground, force. 1 :30-3:15-5:15 ever produced ... " appearance, qualities, gifts and sometimes providing only a 7:15-9:15 Held over thru. Wed. achievements. 2) Emptiness, subtle undercurrent of irony awareness and interaction to a theatricality and realism in the The Film deals with unreality, sham; folly , want of that nonetheless enriches the professional degree. It is im­ theater so that neither out­ D\MIEN real value. 3) A dressing table. texture of the play. The am­ possible to praise one above the weighs the other, but Levitt the trek of a Mormon The play Vanities means all of bivalence of the playwright's others; theirs is a unified tour­ achieved this blend expertly. wagon train to Utah. these things." attitude toward his characters de-force. These are plwn roles, This was not a perfect OMENll In the largest sense, the play - shifting from compassion to it is true, but each actress has production, but l1Iost of the 't(1lUAM HOlDEN lEE GAAHT "A fond, nostalgic deals with the myth of pret­ contempt, tenderness to cruelty brought all her skill and flaws were technical. Kathy's Matinees thru Sun . look backward." tiness and popularity and how - allows the actresses a good training to bear on polishing her first-act wig, for instance, is 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 little these qualities come to deal of latitude for their in­ characterization to give it extra unnecessarily ugly; Mary's No 7:00 show Fri. due With Ben Johnson, lIIean. Yet these are the things terpretations. brilliance: /.! arish third-act costume, with a 10 sneak review Joanne Dru, Ward by Garry Trudeau Director Bruce Levitt's hair-style that keeps falling into DOONESBURY contribution to the overall her face, is loo trashy for the Bond & Harry Carey, excellence of the production is leVI! I of sophistication in her Jr. immeasurable. He has exer­ dialogue . The women 's voices in HELD A 3rd WEEK cised great control over the the first act were somewha t basic mechanics of staging such shrill and too high-pitched . Ingmar Bergman's as blocking and timing and the result is both lively and com­ The professional level of the pelling. The blocking for the production, however, is so high 'The Magician second act, in which the in­ that its problems become in­ (1958) creasingly liberated Mary consequential. Vanities is a ~1kINGS One of the best of Bergman's early films . With Ingrid begins to separate from her shining theatrical event and BmtU'llFUL more conservative friends, was everyone associated with it BlGaHt'NOl...... f(jk- Thulin & Max von Sydow. one of the best unifications of deserves high praise. ~ .. WOIt..OMCifI1I'W.~~~ ' Shows 1:45- MATINEES THRU SUN BIJOU * Mon 9 pm * BIJOU 1: 30-3.3().5:20-7:15-9 :20 4:00-6:30-9:00 ...... •...... ~ ~...... *' University Theatre: ,. Music. RED : ,. Iowa Center for the Arts ,. • ,. presents ~ STALLION: " LOUNGE : i'UMM~Vi 5~SIRJ I,IEU,.., ALL RI6HT, live • ~ l!~V ,. MAlIBU 816 15 8IJTI IUWTA Country Music 8fX}/(E[) 8Jt. - SUR, PRJVIfTE SiN i 7S i fl) R)fO~e ~? f)6CJ< . Nightly 338-9383 I ,. The Guardsman *' SJMR~ /""1 _1--1 NO COVER CHARGE ,. OyF""""MoInar *' Monday thru Thursday ,. June 23. 24 ,. • ,. oAlIy3 . 7. ll. l& ,. This Week: ,. TONIGHT! ~ ~ 8:30 pm E.C. Mabie Theatre It " BEATS WALKIN' ltTlckOlS: It *,Weekdaya ond SUn~y '3.00. S1ud'lIII~ 125 S. 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~ Unw rsity of fo!! T~ PIp ~The Diily lowm-IoWa Oty. low.-Monday. July 3. 1978 Un. ofl The Daily lowanr-----,------=------Lib High goals Monday, July 3, 1978 Vol. 111, No. 21 0t*0Icn ...... - on '-pogoo _ fie opIriono 01 ... oIgnod ...... and rnoy naI-'Y be _ 01 IN OIly Iowen. '. _1Iy __. Ine.. 111 ~C«'IIor . IowaCily . Iowa 52242. dolly ...,. SoUdoyo. Sundoys. IogoI -yo IIId uriYelwlly ...... ~JIOIIIIIO~." POll 0lIl .... 1.... CIty"'-fleA4! able to applaud them for it. teraction "falls flat" (many would tenn this an Believe me, this is nothing to scoff at- I know . till' e lIew students want to take writing aboslute and intolerant statement). our struggle, which admits neither compromis~ (,elUl'ses, Illaybe tn begin the novel they nor mediation." Israel's reticence to deal with 1'm not a Beautiful Person, and living in this He then goes on to decry "a mechanical cause­ Beautiful environment has messed up my mind always knew they could publish 01' to set I DON NICHOLS the PLO is known . Blood of murdered civilian Editorial Staff Writer and~ffecl view of the world" and then has the men, women and children shall not be washed off something awful. I wonder if there's something c1 UWII their experiences ftlr thel1lselves. audacity to suggest the very same cause-and- . the PLO's butcherous hands by oil. wr o n ~ with me, if I'm not weird - or worse, effect relationship between science (which he "straIght". Why, I'm even forced in most circles equates with technology) and " ecological Another frequently named partner for negotiation is Jordan. It was King Hussein's tn stay in the closet and not admit to liking lIIonsters," energy wasle, food poisoning, and predecessor that commenced Jordan's control of children, letting my guilt build up like so much \!ven mnral decline and crime. West Bank - which was consequently main­ ansgt. This constant dally buffeting by the sights I find it frightening that a supposedly educated and sounds of Beautiful People doing Beautiful person writing for a university paper would tained for nineteen years. But Jordan 's an­ Battle over Seabrook nexation of the area was in violation of the things is taking its toll . I'm getting desparate. I suggest that we would be better off with less don 't know where to turn for help. knnwledl!e . United Nations resolution and only recognized by two countries. Even our ambassador would So imagine my shock the other day when I remove the U.S. flag from his car when entering npened my DI the other day (June 22) and read a John Mercer stnry by one of the Drs most Beautiful Writers, 1 S. Dubuque, Apt. 3 the West Bank and Jerusalem from Jordan, enters new phase indicating that he no longer was in Jordan . John Peterson, about the deli inside Drug Fair­ The )949 borders to which Sadat demands one of the last sanctuaries from beauty left in Israel retreat were never meant to be per­ Iowa City. Here's a whole passel of Beautiful Two cultures manent. The borders are those of armistice and People selling sandwiches with names Ilke "Pete are subject to alteration by agreement. Eugene F(lgelberg ", "No-Nuke", "Peace on Earth", p o lic~' has been a prnnuunced drop in In a move that could save countless Rostow writes, "Israelis are now in the West "Solar" and "Morning Glory". I read where they lives and some of the oldest settled educ'alional spending in his home state. 1'0 the' Editor: dispense simplicity and purity for a quarter - The public school systelll is in a shambles Dave Albert may not be 17 years old, but his Bank as the occupying power under the Security territory in the country, the Nuclear Council Resolutions of 1967 and 1973. They have a something called Prem, which even Hardee's Regulatory Commission has stopped the because the state has no llioney to put \!di turial cOll1menting on the decline in scientific knowledge among 17-year-olds is testimony to right to remain until full peace is made." doesn 't sell. construction of the nuclear power station intll it, 1101' a desire to upgrade it. Federal I know it's not your fault, and that you 're fUl ldin /( is very low in New Halilpshire his Ilwn ignorance about science. Apparently Whlle Sadat threatens war to achieve his at SeabrOOk, N.H . The order to halt he's never read the lament for "the two terri torial desires and threatens expulsion of trying to do what's right, but please keep in mind construction of the facility will go ipto because the state spending is so Inw. that there is a tiny percentage of people.in Iowa Hij(hway Illaintt!nance seems to be the cultures. " So far as I know , both the sciences and foreign journalists to achieve his propaganda t!ffect July 21. Unfortunately, the power the hUlllanities are in pursuit Qf the truth; drive, he is still called the moderate and City who are not Beauliful People and suffer for plant is likely to be built elsewhere in the state's top priority, because it helps keep it. So could you tone down your Beautiful People thllse tourist dollars flowin/l in . neither of thelll , and especially n(lt the sciences, peacemaker of the Arab world. Has this same oil region, but at least it is a start toward presents a simplistic world view. What could be laundered the past and distorted the presen t? coverage a lillie bit? You know, stick in a few cuntrolling what can only be considered a Althougll New Hampshire has litlle non-Beautiful anecdotes, like if they enjoy ~ cacoa s t, its neighbors depend nn fishing IIInre simplistic than Mr. Albert's yoking of our real lIIenace to all fonns of life. Gilbert Lederman wa tching football or get angry from time to time. AS a Illajor source of livelihood. The "state of chaos and 1lI0ral decline" with the New Hampshire Governor Meldrim t.:rowth of technology ? Waterloo Believe me, you would be performing a cor· Thumson, however, is not taking the NRC cuolin l! system at Seabrook will poreal work of mercy. order lying . down . Branding the NRC disl'harge heated water into the ocean at a fri ghtening rate. SOllie en­ J"h'l M. Thomson dedsion "asinine," Thomson said at a Beautiful eats David Fyten lIews cOllference that "We will pursue virolllllelitalists fear that this could 535 Hawkeye Drive every legal avenue that might be npen, sc v\!rely upset the ecological balance of the coastline and ionict major damage Distorted present To the Editor: IOrlucllng a lIIultimillion dollar suit One of those dirty little secrets society likes to against the federal governlllent, for the Oil the fishing grounds of the region. This IIIt~ ans Illore harm to the economies of To the Editor: cover up and allow to fester is the human tragedy dalliages nur people will suffer if work is President Sadat demands Israel surrender of living in Iowa City and not being a Beautiful suspended at Seabrook." the lIeighbol'ing states, those stales Thoillson claims to be trying to protect. Judea and Samaria on the West Bank of the Person. I mean, thin~ of it - ' think of the In particular, Thomson suggested that Jordan River. This is absurd. psychological stress, if not social ostracism, one Letters to the editor must be typed. preferably the economy tlf his state, as well as the Finally, there is the cost. Seabrook is being built by the Public Service Com­ As a citizen of a country that never had any invites if he doesn't jog, raise houseplants, eat triple'spaced, and signed by th e author. No \!Cllntllllies of the rest of New England, status (legal or otherwise) in Judea and natural foods , wear t-shirts with words or pic­ anonymous letters will be published. A phone would be ruined by the NRC 1II0ve. That pany of New Hampshire - the electric l'oilipany. As the cost of the Seabronk Samaria, it is pretentious that Sadat demand its tures on them, advocate solar power, engage number, which will not be published. should be IS both 'a gross exaggeration of the facts provided for ve rification. There are no project rises, so does the cost of elec­ return - threatening war if his wishes are not vigorously in sex, try to get in touch with her or and patently absurd. res trictions on length, but the DI reserves the tricity in that state. Since the project fulfilled. his feelings, get into Gael Greene or An At present, New Hampshire is un­ With whom should Israel negotiate? The Unmarried Woman. want to live in Colorado , right to edit letters for length and clarity. dergoing rapid industrial growth because beglln , the estimated cost of building the nf its tax structure, or lack of one. New nudear generating station has tripled. Hampshire has no sales tax, corporate Ailhnugh Thomson claims that the plant , tax or any other kind of tax save one on is "about a quarter finished," the people property . This makes it a very attractive building it say that it is approximately 10 state to investors. Its largest city, per cent complete. Thus, before the job is Water, water everywhere Nashua, is a veritable boolll town. The a tenth finished, it has tripled in cost, and lack of taxation is what also gets Mel it is the people of New Hampshire who Even though my first score of years were spent look in my new glasses'!" She asked sweetly cats, Kose and Buford, well prepared for the I' Thomson elecled every four years. must ultimately foot the bill. That is a in a town on the banks of the MissiSSippi, I have "Myopic," I replied. "They'll look nice at the illipending disaster. Having tested their litter pretty high price to pay for a poisoned Thomson's policy !If no taxation has 110 fear of floods. Even after the storied flood of funeral. Assuming they find your body ." box and finding it uncreekworthy, they had lured industry from all of the other New enVlrOntllent. 196a, when the levees broke and completely Finally finding higher ground in a super­ lashed together a number of empty Tender England states, the very same states that Furthenllore, if Thomson actually covered a little village of dark renown on the l1Iarket parking lot, we made a stop for munchies Vittles boxes into a makeshift raft. Tholllson claims to be tryinl( to protect in does carry out his threat to sue the Illinois side which existed primarily to give and shark repellent. Taking to the road again, Inspired by their preparedness, Naomi and I his defense of Seabrook. Massachusetts federal government, the people of New people frolll the Iowa shore a wider slection of and avoiding the white water canoeists on Lower implemented our own flood disaster plan: (a) A has been losing companies and revenue Hampshire will once again bear the sleazy bars (this flood was considered very Muscatine Avenue, we slowly navigated through half-hour silent contemplation on the power of to New Hampshire at an astounding rate burden of cost. And if he loses, which Biblical at the time), I didn't so much as bat an the poundinJ( surf to our destination. fate, followed by a brief interlude of mindless, as 1II0re and more finns and indU3trial hopefully he will, the people of the state eyelash. This springs from the fact that the It was a subdued affllir as bacchanals go, most yamlllering hysteria; (b) moving all the albums will end up paying the bill for a futile ('nncerns make the move northward. bespoken town - Burlington, Iowa - is perched of it being spent peering out the window at the off the floor onto the kitchen counter; (c) going lndustrial parks and developments have batlle against a decision that could very on a series of hills steep enough to induce anxiety somewhere else and trying not to think about it. neen springing up like mushrooms afl,r well save their lives and the lives of their attacks in a sherpa. And my ancestral manse That being done, I was attempting to repair a ,I rainy night. Yet Thomson claims to children. nestled near the summit of one of the loftiest bilge pump 1 picked up at a yard sale, my intent have only the best interests of his neigh­ peaks. being to leave it behind to pump out any bilge hors ill l1Iind. DAV);: ALBERT But whereas the Male Role Model of Waters michael that happened to come in with the creek after we Another result of Thomson's n().tax Staff Wriler could never darken my brow with fears of had left. To put me in the proper frame of mind, inundation, the humble rivulet known as Ralston Naomi was playing the theme from Jaws in the Creek has finally impressed upon me that humes background on a harmonica. I wasn't having nature, which ·1 formerly considered to be much success with the pump when my neighbor gratifyingly impersonal, is out to get me. What CBme in. He Quickly discerned my dilemma. with the weather we've been having - hot stew-thick clouds, waiting for the storm to break. "Not very mechanical, are you?" he asked. enough to stun a camel and humid as the low-rent By the time it did, everyone was too emotionally "No,"I replied tersely, "I'm more or less district of the Mato Grosso - I should have exhausted by this tremendous Bronx ch~r from organic. You know anything about bilge known Ma Nature had something foul up her the lips of nature to be able to concentrate on pumps? " anthrnpomorphized sleeve. It wasn't until last decadence. I hastened home, sure my weather­ "Not much," he said. "Why you fooling willt Wednesday, while folded into the clenched relaled problems were over. that thing anyway?" snugness of a Honda Civic en route to a drunken By the time I reached my swinging student "Have you lost your reason?" I cried in shock. debauch, that I found ou( what: Nature, ticked hovel, I noticed a city truck parked lengthwise "My reason for what?" off by my scoffing, is trying to drown me. acrOlis the bridge over Ralston Creek a half­ "The flood, I'm talking about the flood! If I I and the company there in the Honda Civic block away. Remembering the eccentric parking don't get this thing working, all my possessions assembled got our first inkling of this thickly­ habits of city employees - just one more of those will be ruined. Why aren't you filling sandbags?" cc veiled plot when we noticed we couldn't see things that give Iowa City its charm - I didn't "Oh, the creek," he said. "That went back where the heU we were going. The rain was give the truck a second thought. By the time I down a long time ago. Ralston Creek just can't ccmlng down in fitted sheets, and we couldn't had unspindled myself from the sarcophagus­ keep a good nood going." . distinguish anything past the windshield wipers; like confines of the Honda Civic, I found nature I looked out the window; he was right. The we even lost track of them at times. The tension was not yet through with me: The creek had creek, while slill brim full, was slowly losing Its mounted when I pointed out that water was gushed over its banks and had my home grip on the surrounding estates. hemorhaging from the floorboards. Of courae, I surrounded on three sides, with the obvious in­ But I have not been luUed into a false sense fA couched my observaUon in the least in· tention of eventuaUy becoming a moat. security. The albums are stili on the kitchen flammatory tenns possible, striving not to ralle Rushing up to the city employee stationed on counter. I sleep with II snorkle under my pUlow. anxiety too high, saying In a nonchalant voice, "I the bridge to warn off unsuapecting motorists, I And Saturday night, I received an ominous sign: think we're aU about to die horribly." asked if the creek was going up or down. The power was out In my apartment for five "Usually it goellert to right," he said. There's hours, while most of my neighbors sUlI had Naomi, my cunning cohabitrix, quickly picked just no talking to lome people. theirs. The power company and "ature \Ire 111 upon my tack, trying to swerve the conversation Bidding my friends a hasty adieu, Naomi and I cahoots. I should have known. They're both so t away from discussion of watery tfoom. "How do I retreated to the apartment. I found the resident uncontrolable, an alliance Is Just ... well, natural. The Daily Iowan-Iowa City, lowa--Monday, July 3, 19~ase 5

Kinks rock flawlesslYi .Murphy flaccid 01 Classifieds 353·6201 By DAVE ALBERT they released one of the year's blac.k messiah pleads freedom who have tried to cover up their "Geronimo's Cadillac," Staff Writer finest rock albwns, hard and of speech and thought. Irony flaccid material with electronic "Backslider'S Wine" and classically English, entitled and teenage melodrama are gimmicks. "Michealangelo's Blues." This .HELP WANTED ANTIQUES ROOMMATE Misfits Sleepwalker. This year's model, here ("I want a kiss, but I'm Murphy 's album begins brief spark of hope is doused, to Misfits, WANTED The Kinks is a strong contender sneezing instead ... "), as is ominously with a sterile disco be revived briefly in "Arrows in WANTED iv&-in student· Some baby Producer: Ray Davies for the same distinction. brotherly advice ("Don't beat backing depreSSing, the Darkness." sitting eveningslweekends with one ChWd BLOOM Antiques - Downtown Weifman FEMALE sublease nice basement, own Iowa· Three buildings full. 7-25 bedroom; no utilities. $112.50. 337-3307. This albwn is not your frilly, believe all that you read in the monotonous lyrics delivered Yet the gimmickry of the and light housework for room and board. Own room In new house on west side. 7-11 When people speak of the glitter-rock type of release. It is headlines ... "). Everything is with corresponding vocal albwn is weU executed, possibly Phone 338·5036. 7.7 survivors in rock 'n' roll, names not outrageous or strident. If tied together by the concept of qualities from Murphy in providing neutral listeners with WANTED - Nonsmoker roommale for such as the Rolling Stones and misfits. "Misfits are "Nothing is Your Own." MISCELLANEOUS aummer, Iail option. Spacious. three interesting new concepts. NEEDED: Masseuses and masseurs. bedroom. unfumllhed Westgate Apart­ the Who fly fast and furious and everywhere," says band leader The following cut;" Paradis!: Record courtuy 0/ Co-op Openings for full time day also part·llme. A-Z ment. Own room, pool. air. bus fines. bands as diverse as the Grateful and creative overlord Ray Tonight," hints at the clarity of Records and Tapes. Newest parior In town. Good pay. Adult 5108 monthly. Byron, 337·3740. 1m­ Dead and Led Zeppelin are Davies. "Why don't you join the Pleasure Palace. 3 t 5 Kirkwood , 354- PIONEER TX.6200 tuner. great c:ondi- 'Ilediete occupancy. 7·3 Music _4_79_7_. ______7._1_3 tion, $115. 354-2238, 7-7 counted as forefathers of the crowd and come on inside . " UST housing ads free with the Protective genre, while relative You might take him up on · BUNDLE dropper needed Monday 35min SLA Canon FTb, IYl yew oid, AaIocIation for Tenaru, 353-3013. 9- t 2 newcomers such as David anything, it is exceptionally that. through Friday afternoons. need own mint condition: new. $2SO; sellng. $lSO. ------­ Postscripts transportation. 338-87.31. 7·3 338-2690, 338-8439, Susan. 7-7 SHARE large house. ciose In. inexperr Bowie and Jackson Browne are witty. And it rocks and rocks, Reco rd courtesy of Co-Op slve, many extras. 338-2060. Gary or considered old hands at the flawlessly. There are echoes of Records. PROJECT Analyst I for Family Medicine NtKON equipment - Camer ••: Nlkkor· .______John . _ 7·5 game. No one ever seems to some of the prototypical Corrections Project. Individual selec1ed will assisl mat EL, Nlkon F. Nlkon lenses: 43-86 FEMALE, graduate. nonsmoker to share mention the Kinks. English rock bands here, such By RADOSLAV LORKOVIC with systems analysis lor the Iowa Dls- 13.5 zoom. 105mm f2 .5. 20mm 13.5, four bedroom furnished house. Close In The stuff the Kinks did in the as Free. But if anything, the Staff Writer Two editing errors resulted In lactual en-en In the June 29 Daily Iowan. ease Data ProjeC1 and be responsible for 200mm 14 . 28mm 2.8. Light meters: available AuQuSl 1. Call after 8 pm : In the story tiaed "Ut policies unaffected by Bakke c...... Prof. Randlli Bezanson development of the necessary program- Gossen Lund·Pro. Sakonic Studio De- 337.5870. 7-14 early and mid·'60s is so old as to Kinks are forefa thers of the was quoted as saying .....he could only base hi. comment apadllCIIy on the Bakke ming o Aequires a Master's degree or luxe. 353-4380. days; 338-3762. even- ______be nearly forgotten, perhaps for British rock tradition and as Lone Wolf decison until he had a chane. to read the lix justic8l. opinions written on the cae." equivalent combination of experience Ings. John. 7·3 SHARE townhouse. own large room . the best. Songs such as "You such they set patterns rather Michael Murphy It should have read ...... he could not commert speciftcally on the Bakke case and education. Experience with PASCAL utifities free. Dishwasher garege close' until ..." or LISP. and with graphic terminal utiiza- USED vacuu m. cleaners reasonably to bus. $100. 338-90SO. • • 7-7 Really Got M1!" and "All Day than follow them. It is difficult Producer: John Boylan In the story tiaed "Friend's GOP ties cau .. preasure to quit ... John L.w, executive tion In a communICation environment Is p!l ced. Brandys Vacuum . 351·t453. ______and AU of the Night" are good to tell what has influenced their director 01 the state Oemocratlc ParIY. was quoted 88 saying .... .Dilley'. job with desirable. Sa1ary: $11 ,875-$t3.557/year. 7-12 SHARE two bedroom two bath nice for a chuckle these days. Yet music - they only sound like A discernible insecurity lies Leach was In violation 01 the Democratic Pwty's lIIaIe constitution which prohibita e Contac1 Dr. John Lackman. The Univer- CoraIV~le apartment 'with accoUntl~ they were important songs in themselves. buried within the jazz-oriented central committee member from being 'aupportlve of a candidate nominated by the sity of Iowa. Iowa City 319-356-3518 or Ae~EXK!}nnch35rleet9nrecor6dingtapa,S17 ' ~ major. Pool. bus. off street parking. Call Iowa Democratic Party.' .. It should have reed ...... 'supportive of a candidate the University Personnel Service at """ . "" . - . 'U 354-7227. 7-10 1·800-272-6400. The University of Iowa Is . .. their time, when rock was The albwn is about misfits. arrangements smothering /Unning against a candidate nominated by the Iowa Democratic Party.' .. an affirmative action/equal opportunity THE BUDGET SHOP, 2121 S. Riversrde MATURE person to share two bedroom. growing in spirit, not in Closet queens ("When he puts Michael Murp.hy's earthy but The 01 regrets the errors. technical virtuosity. employer. Drive. is consigning and seiling used cia- close in. wilh one other. $92.50 plus on a dress he looks like a delicate qualities in Lone Wolf. th ing . furniture and appiiances. We trade utilities. beginning August t. 351-0007. Yet the Kinks have stuck princess ... ") abound; This insecurity has shown up "Little" magazines -======-. paperback books 2 lor 1. Open week· 7-t 1 WANTA days 8:45 to 7 pm. Sundays 10-5. Call ______around, briefly flirting with Top escapists living in rock 'n' roll in the recent work of such The Public Ubfary and The Spirit That Moves Us Presa have ellablished 8 338-3418. 7·27 FEMALE nonsmoker share convenient 40 success several years ago fantasies mingle with hay fever established fixtures as Paul "little" magazine rack In the ibrary as a one-year pilot profeCt ... Utt1e" magazines are SPECIAL POSITION? with the "Lola." In 1977. hermits while the apostle of a and Carole King, non·commerclal i terary publications, usually pubilshed In Nmited editions by liQUIDATION sale _ Sofa sleepers. two bedroom. quiet. close to University Independent "small" presses. These publications are nOi widely available. yet they CampUI Information Canter $109; twin beds, $69.95: sofa and chair • ."H;;;os;;;p;;;rta;;;ls;;;.;;;JuIy=1;;;. ;;;353=.0;;;96;;;5;;;.==.7.-3:;:, have more than 90 per cent 01 the fiction and poetry being published In the United needs Work Study sludents to fill $149.95; recliners, $79.95; maple or pine - SUItes today . Iheir information spBcialist posi­ finish wood dining room sets, $229.95; The magazines from the rack may be checked out for three weeks by holders 01 sofa chair and love seal, $229.95. GOO- ROOM FOR RENT tions. Excellent salary for work DARD'S FUR NITURE. WEST LIBERTY, ______" • ibfary borrower's cards. The library will be evaluating the amount 01 use 01 the study students who have been on just minutes away on Hlway 6 East. in 1950's collection to determine which of the !iUes might be added to ~s collection at the end SUMMER and lall lurn'sh€d r ~c ms \tth 01 the pilot year. A free brochure describing the project and the magazines Is campus lor an academic school Open week nights until 9 pm; Saturday. k,tt hen n: nsmcku pr .f, ,,. d. 337- : 6, 2 Beautiful 9·5: closed Sundays. 7-27 City do. available at the library. year. If interested, stop by Ihe after :. 7·H - I know. Cempul Information Center JUST MARRIED? l!'ree rooms new lur· ROOMS In old fashioned abnoaphere ­ Brown Bag Luncheons "'ture; Iv'ng room, SIX piece bed se! and Black's on Brown. 7.t2 in this Desk, kitChen set. $395. Goddsrd's FurnJIure. ______The Brown Bag Luncheon series. whiCh hed been temporarily discontinued for the South Lobby, IMU my mind summer months, Is bacic by popular demand. Luncheon8 will again be held at noon West Liberly. 627-29t5. Ne deliver. 7-1 NICE room. quiet home new Veteran's something Mondays al1 NURSES: Eccentric. open. affectionatE rv--P-tN-G-.- C-a-rbon--ribbo- n- ei- ectr- i-c.-ed-i-ting-; 6133. 7-3 1972 Fawn t2x60 ' Excellent condition. ~ale . 28, grad st~dent in the .arls, ~ SUMMER art le880na for Children. cer­ > . ed D' 13384647 7 18 new carpet, new curlalns. new washer' _xpenenc . la '. - 1973 Vega HatChbeck - New: Tires, .:lryer. Front kitchen with china cup' Naomi and 1 w()()()H~L()J Iteves y~ are .the ide.aI compa."on. Sen· tilled j ~_,tructor. Iowa Art Team. 114 S. ous relationshIp posslbie. ComIC relallon· Dubuque 338-4230. 7.3 'FAST professional typing . Manuscripts shocks and pai~ . Excelle~t mileage .. boards. lots 01 buill'in storage, Utility plan: (a) A shipikely. WriteBoK828, lowaCity. 7·3 ___' ______term papers. resumes. IBM Seiectrlcs Very clean. Pnce negotiable. Call shed , large lot. 353·6201 . days ; 35t· the power of Our business is your good times EL'ESlUDlO de Guitarra · All leveis Copy Center. too. 33&-8800. 9.4 643·2346. 7·5 .'l976, evenings. 7-1 7 of mindless, 223 E. Washington, above Nemos BIBLE Elasics: Joi n us at 8 pm Thurs· Instruction, 6 and 12 string guitar, days in Ihe Union Miller Room. 338· mandoilne. ClasaicaI, Flamenco, foik, TYPtHG------: Former secretary. thesis ex· --A 0 R C 11175 12x65 Aedmoon· Fireplace, wei the albums Doors open at 7: 30 pm 0937, lor details. 7·26 etc. Service and Sales. 337·9216, leave penence, wants typing at home. 644. UT SE VI E bar. air conditioning. washer and dryer. (c) going message. 8·1 2259. 7-28 dishwasher plus many extras. Sufl8J' HYPNOSIS for memory and learning _ VOLI(SWAGEN Repair Service. clean. Within commuting of Iowa City. about it. weight control. smol\ing, 35t -4r5. 7·26 TYPIST · Former secretary. IBM Seleo Fa ctory trained mechanic _ Drive a $8,000. 8·5, Terry. 356-27«; 864-3830. to repair a tric II. papers , manuscripts . resumes Uttle - Save a lot. 544·366 t. SOlon. Iowa. 7·14 PROBLEM pregnancy counseli ng fOI WORK WANTED my lnten! expectant single parents. No charge. ______354·1853. 7·24 7-t l out any bilge 11165 Richerson 10x57. lurnllhed or Lutheran Social SeMce, 351·4880. 7·17 L.ADY, 49 : d.ughters 10,21; experienced TYPING : Former secretary wants typ.ng ======. unlurnished, shed , air condttioner, two creek after we cooks. housekeepers and six pet cals todoathunte. 644-2259. 5-15 HOUSE FOR RENT bedrOOl'lll. on bus Nne. 53.200. 356- frame of mind, ALCOHOLICS Anonymous · 12 noon, (superior mousers). dealre iv.ln work. 2896, dlys or 338-6440, after 5. 7·12 Wednesday. Wesley House. Saturday, Excelent references. Write J.2. The JERRY Nyall Typing SelVice. IBM Pica ------_ ------Jaws in the 32t North Hall. • 7·25 Dally Iowan. 7-5 or Eite. Phone 338-3026. 7·7 >liCE, three bedroom house t/wee blocks IIOOUl.AR HOME construction by loca' wasn't having Monday thru Wednesday WEST BR ANCH B ks Wh • -======rom ~s. 53SO. no peta. 337-7651 . builder. conventional home construction \ .. 00 tore. ere a. - FAST typing · Experienced, some edit·· 7-10 casement windows. drywall Interior, my neighbor the old goodies are. Dally. 8-1 ing, 338·4953. after 2 pm. 7·3 coordinaled appiances. Lennox central dilemma. CRISIS Center. call or stop in. 112;<, E. LOST & FOUN 0 'VAILABLE Immediately - Five bad· heating and air condilloning. Spacious he asked. Washington. 351.0 t40. 1 t am-2 am . ------TYPING: IBM Correcting Satectrlc Ex· ;oom house at 619 Bowery St. lArge Iiv· 868 sq. ft. IIoor piln Ideally suited lor Suicide Crisis line all night, 351 -0t40. LOST - Green spiral notebook on C.m- perienced: Thesis. manuscripts. papers . ing room ; large. modern kitchen; two couples or tingles. lot 13. Indian Look·. more or less 7-26 bus 27th July evening. Call afternoons. 338-1962, evenings. baths; $470 a month plus utilities; no ' out. 353-6518. days; 354·2920 or 351· about bUge 3-fers- _ --,____ 338-6361. 7-7 pets. 351-3141. 7· I 3 2060 alter 5 and weekends. 7· 10 INDIVIDUAL and group psyChotherapy - Call HERA, 354-1226. -======HOUSE sitter - Summer, uUNties only: 1175 Ubolrty 12x60, two bedroom . Indian you fooling with 8-2 WHO ,DOES In couple. older people preferred. 337- lookout. $9.000. 353-~517 . 351-14SO. HELP WANTED ------3716. 7-3 8-1 No Cover Charge CHIPPER'S Tailor shop. 1281'1 E. I cried in shock. ~!i1~ till 11 pm IS ~ very difficult to lall asieep at night? ------­ Washington St. Dial 351-1229. 9·8 :======::;;====. 1175 Uberty t2x60· Two bedroom . In · We need people for a Psychology D. SERVICE station attendant part·lime· dian Lookoull 59.000. 353·5517:351 · partment experiment, afternoons or Hertei's 88 Sarvice. Homestead. Iowa FREE Charcoal portraits. $SO vwe, trom 14SO.' 8·1 the flood ( 1£1 evenings. $2/hourly, two·foul hours. 52236. 622-3941 . 7-10 ROOMMATE 337-9960. 353-5524. 7-6 photo. with purchase of met, Irame and WAt.;TED possessions coming Thursday ... -----______PROJECT Slaflpeople for resource glass, only $25. Order before July 15. I.. BARGAIN 12x52 mobile home· 52.000, sandbags?" Iowa Art Team, 114 South Dubuque. take rNer payments. 38C Meedowbrook, VENEREAL disaase screening for wo- 'ecovery ~ urban land ule Issues. 12.5. Monday·Saturday. 7-3 ' FEMALE, own room In apaItment ••vall - . 354·~181. 7·21 went back men, Emma Goidman Clinic, 331-21 II. Wortc-study, $3.SO. Free Environment, ______able now, 5130. 354-7553. 6-30 Cr~ek just can't 50¢ Highballs $1 Pitchers 7.7 nine, 353-3888. 7-17 BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY GIFTS 12185 mobile home. exceltent condition, =;:.::======::::~:;;;:: TWO PEOPLE Wl11f OR WITHOUT Artist's portraits· Charcoal $15' putel FEMALE· Gr.at apartment! Start July, many nice features. Must sea. 351·5450. ALES EXPERIENCE. S"OO PER $30' oil $tOO 8~ up. 35t.'0525.' "-31' $80 plus electriCity. heat pald. Gilbert.nd' 7-3 S.. .' , Aonalda. 338-6925. keep trying. 7-10 til10pm PETS WEEk GUARANTEED - C.nnot miss FIX-IT carpentry. electrical . plumbing. MOVING, mull 1181 1973 M.n.ue $300 or $500 per week If ambitious. masonary, restoration . Jim Julns, 351 · ROOMMATE In two bedroom In 12x60· Two bedroom, expando mMes PROFESSIONAL dog grooming. Pup. witHng to work and IpOI1a-minded. 8879. 7·21 C:orllville, air. pool. furnished. own 19x20 living room. Covered deck, a false sense fA pies, kittens, tropical fish, pet supplies. International company oIIerlng realI !lecroom, bus ine. 354-mO. 7·12 fumiahed. wllha-. dryer, dlllhwuher. Brenneman Seed Store. 1500 III 18CUriIy for 1M futur • . For Interview c,J WE SELL PLEXIGLAS etc. Price negotiable. 31 Surwi ... on the kltchell Avenua South, 338·8S01 . , 9-4 'Ar. Rob Cummings. 319-351 - ~ . Ind we cut it. bend it and drill It for home, AVAILABLE IrMledietely - Two bed- 354-2301 . 7.12 my pUlo •. Wedl18lday 9 em to 7 pm. An equal buslnesa and medical research. Come room. In lour.bedroom $75 ----______NOW WE'RE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! BOA Constrictor and boaquarlum. Calrr hou... ominous sign: opportunity employer - Onfy qulliity men lee the Un·Frame at t8 East Benton. It's monthly plus v. utiMtle., $75 dIpoIIit. 1MO VIIIgIWd lOx46. recentty Installed by nature, good appetite. yellow eyes and wornen need 1PPfY. 7-3 a totally new concept in plt1ure framing. Clean, quiet. air, on but Nnea, 11\ furnace, tie dowN, 52,800. 354·1858, for five $55. Days. 337·4892. 7-5 Plexilorms. 35t ·8399. 7-21 Cor.IVllle. 351·2833 after 5 pm. 7-5 1-5pm.eXClplThuraday. 7·10 i8hbors stm had PART·time lunch cook and WI iter/ AKC Irlih Setter pups . eight weeks old, waitreaa, lunchH and avenings. Apply In SEWtNG · Wedding gowns and bfides· 'QUIET, male. graduate student or pro2 14170 Freedom - Ail appiI_. central ild ~a ture IJI cI1amplon Ileid and show bloodflnes. ,re DADDY~S person, Bull Market, 325 E. Walhlngton, maids' dresses. ten years' experience fessor to ahare house with profeuor duro lir, fOClled In Well Branch. 354-5885. GRAND Reasonable . 338·7397: 353-3391 . , 7·5 They're both SO alter 5 pm. 7-6 338·0446. 7· 12 Ing summer. Sloo monthly. 351-7283. 7-7 st ... weU, natural. 505 E. Burlington 1 Pal~ 6-The Daily lowan-lOWJ Oty. I~da • July l, 1m Angels gain share 'Old lady' King seeks title WIMBLEDON (UPI) - With She has won the singles crown Navratilova is much bigger and of AL West lead aU the attention being· focused six times, and with 19 tiUes in physicaUy stronger than her on the Children's Corps at all, she needs only one more to skinny, s-loot-3 opponent, it WlS By United Pr~" Int~mational games. Kansas City split with Wimbledon, the old lady of break the all-time record. little Tracy who ended her 37· Oakland. winning 4-% then losing tennis is virtually being ig­ King has dropped only one set match winning streak at Dallas Pinch-hitter Tony Solaita's 94, Chicago defeated Minnesota nored. in her first three matches, and a earlier this year. single with the bases loaded and in the first game of a double­ Never mind that she's old victory over the unsteady No. 1 seed Chris Evert and none out in the ninth inning header a.:; before losing 9-5, enough to be the mother of Barker would put her in the defending champion Virginia Sunday lifted the California Se.alUe edged Milwaukee 4-3 in America's new wonder kids, quarterfinals. If she makes it Wade also are in action Monday Angels to 4-3 victory over the 11 innings. New York swept a Tracy Austin and Pam Shriver, that far, however, her next op­ with Evert meeting Australia's Texas Rangers and left the double-header from Detroit ~2 or that she was first ranked in ponent likely would be Chris Kerry Reid and fourth-seeded tearns in a virtual tie for flTst and ~, and Cleveland dropped the top 10 back in 1960. Billie Evert, who knocked her out in Wade taking on Ruta Gerulaitis, place in the American League the second game of a double­ Jean King is still around as that same round last year. the only unseeded woman to West. header ~1 after winninR U , Wimbledon enters its second "Most people don't think [ make the round of 16. Joe Rudi led off the Angels' Larry MIlbourne's one-out week, and she insists on being have a chance to win," said FoUowing Sunday's rest day, ninth with a slllgle and gave single scored pinch-runner Julio counted. Billie Jean, who has a problem the men also return Monday wa)' to pinch-runner Ken Cruz from second base with the "People tend to give up on with a heel spur, "Most people when play once again starts at Landreaux. Loser Milve Comer, winning run in the 11th inning to athletes when they turn 30 and have given up on me as far as noon (7 a.m. EDT) in an at· 3-2, threw Brian Downing's snap the Brewers' six-game that irritates me," said King, my chances go. But I think I tempt to make up the backlog of saCrifIce bunt attempt past winning streak. Shane Rawley who will open center court play ha ve a chance. matches caused by last week's Sl'Cund base and Landreaux allowed just two hits over a 4 2-J IIyUnled ..... _ Monday against England's Sue "I think my chances of inclement weather. weill to third. Rookie Jim innings relief stint to pick up his With ums locked together, lyman Bostock between Califomla's Ken B~tt and Bert Barker. "I don'l like to give up breaking the record and getting The most intriguing matchup Anderson was walked intention­ fourth victory in nine decisions. and Ron Jackson of Ihe California Angels charle Campanerls of the Ranlers emptied bolh on anybody. I wouldn't like to illY 20th tiUe are very strong, involves ninth seed lIie ally tu load the bases before Nastase. who says that for him The loss dropped the second­ at umpire Terry Cooney to protest his home plate benches. The Angels recovered 10 lain ill 4-3 walk into Wimbledon thinking I but no matter how strong and fit SHIH ita singled past a diving place Brewers seven games call against Bostock in the first inning of Sunday's victory and a tie for flrsl place In the Amerlan don't have a chance. I'd rather you are you've got to get the baU playing Wimbledon is "a ('elltl'r fielder Bobby TIlOmpson behind idle Boston in the East. game. In the TexiS half of the Inning. a brawl League West . not be here. over the net and into the court suicide mission," against No.6 tI, _ '(,I'l' Landreux. .. At 34 I don't think you're more times than your op­ seed Roscoe TaMer . Gary Thomasson drilled a Top seed Bjorn Borg goes Thl' vIctory went to reliever over the hill unless you don't ponent." tWlHlut, two-run homer in the train, or unless your motivation The 15-year-old Austin, against Australia n Geoff ~ al Miller .~, who retired all ninth inning and Rogers leads Western Open Masters, No.2 Jimmy Connors Illll ... baIters he faced. changes. I train harder now meantime, gets another chance picked up his 13th victory plays John Alexander of OAK BROOK, IU . (UPI) - A forced the postponement. paid three-fourths of the sche­ than I ever used to, and I feel to play giant-killer on court 1 The Angels, with a 41-37 without a defeal to set a club persistent rain Sunday forced a "Salt Creek is our major duled prize money for their better about myself than I did Monday as she goes against Australia, and No, 3 Vitas rectlrd. have a ,5256 percentage record for consecutive victories one-day postponement of the problem." course superintend­ positions after three rounds. H)·lS years ago." second -seeded Martina Gerulaitis meets fellow ttl ,S263 for the Rangers, at the start of the season. A final round of the Western Open enl Eddie Fischer said. "II the Once previously, in the 1974 When the king speaks, the Navratilova . Although American Hank Pfister. Richie Zisk and Bobby controversial double by Mickey rain stops Sun,day, we'll be Crosby, a tournament has been people listen, at least in Rivers in the seventh was the at Butler National Golf Club and Thompson homered for Texas. okay . If it keeps up , we may be ended after 54 holes when Wimbledon. No one ever has key hit, accounting for two runs. brought up the possibility the In other American League event could be declared official in trouble." weather prevented completion enjoyed the success that Billie roudly Introducing after 54 holes. The creek, wWch furnishes of the fourth round, Johnny Jean has known on the hallowed Should the course be unplaya­ drainage for a large suburban Miller won that event. courts of the AU-England Club P "The Bio Bunch" Reds break streak ble Monday and PGA officials area west of Chicago, flows decide the fourth round could through mosl of lhe course and ocated at Vo not be played Tuesday. then Bill had flooded the fairway on No. 7 Rogers, the third-round leader hole, a 617-yard par·five. If the 01 Classified Ad Blank 318 E. Bloomington with defeat of L.A. with a 54 total of 210, six under creek level drops, the casual Write ad below using one word per blank . L par, would be declared the water rule affording relief to By Unltl'd Preu International In other National League games, Atlanta outslugged San winner. Rogers has a two-stroke players whose ball winds up wet 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Ppointment desk The Cincinnati Reds snapped Francisco 9-7, San Diego lead on Hale Irwin and Mac would be effective. 5 ...... 6 ...... 7 ...... 8 ...... Mclendon and three strokes Marshall Dann , executive call 351·0148 MWF 8:45 to 5:30 a six-game losing streak Sun­ trlmllled Houston 6-2, Phila­ 9 ....•.• , , .. , , 10 , ..... , ...... 11 ...... 12 ...... , , , , , , A over Bob Gilder. director of the Western Golf day by using one of their chief delphia outlasted Chicago 6-5 13 ...... 14 ... , ...... 15 ... ,., ...... 16 ...... T.Th 10:45 to 7:30 weapons - the - to and St. Louis swept a double· However, the weather fore· association, said, "There's a cast indicated the final round possibility we could finish the 17 ...... 18 ...... '" .... 19 ...... 20 ...... , ...... defeat Los Angeles 7~ and snap header from Montreal S-4 and 4- taffed by the Dodgers' six-game winning 2. New York at Pittsburgh was probably could be played tournament Tuesday, if we 21 ...... 22 ...... 23 ...... 24 ...... Monday, though in less-than­ can't get it in Monday." Experienced, Friendly streak. rained out. 25 ...... 26 ...... 27 ...... 28 ...... S excellent conditions. The course But the final decision will be Rick Auerbach's solo horner Pitcher Dick Ruthven hit a 29 ...... 30 .. , ...... , ... 31 ...... 32 ...... , .. Personnel has been waterlogged by rain llIade by PGA officials, who and a three-run blast by George two-run triple and Jose Carde­ Print _.lIddre... phone nUmMr below. Foster in the seventh iMing over three days, which delayed also will make the decision ake Extra Money nal added a two-run homer in the com petition on both Friday whether to declare the event Name ...... Phone ...... ,' ...... enabled the Reds to break their pacin~ the Phillies to victory Earn up to $65 monthly and Saturday. uffidal at 54 holes. slump. Foster's blast. his 17th, over the Cubs. The triwllph Address ...... •....•...... City ...... , .. _. M as a regular plasma donor came off reliever Charlie Hough The rain-soaked course, with Should the 54-hole scores Dial 353-6201 Zip ...... extended Philadelphia's lead in IIlany areas of casual water, become final, players would be and tag~ed Doug Rau with his the NL East to five games over To fllure cost multiply the number of words· including address fourth loss in 12 decisions. Doug the Cubs, Mike Vail hit a three­ andlor phone number, times Ihe appropriate rate given below. Cost lways Happy Bair pitched three scoreless run homer for Chicago. Bulgarians win regatta equalS (number of words) x (rale per word). Minimum ad 10 word., inninJ(s in relief to gain the Ken Reitz' two-run double • $3.05. A to see you victory, highlighted a four-run sixth HENLEY - ON - THAMES, were not troubled by a late 1 • l days ...... 3O.5c per word 10 days ...... 43c per word Steve Garvey drove in two innin!! which carried the Car­ England, (U PI ) - The Univer­ Washington spurt which cut 5 days ...... 34c per word 30 days ...... 91c per word. runs for the Dodgers, who won dinals to victory over Montreal sity of Washington, bowing to their winning margin to three­ the first three games of the in the opener of their double­ the power of the Bulgarian quarters length. Trakia's time Send completed ad blank with The DAily 10WilO CENTER series with the Reds. header. Trakia Club, surrendered its IIf 6:51 was the fastest of the check or money order, or stop 111 CommunlCilllons Center Grand Challenge Cup title after day. In ou r offices: comer Co'~le & Madison Bring this ~d with you ~nd receive ~n e"tr~ $3.00 Iowa City 52242 battling with the East Euro­ "We made a good strike and on your first don~tion. peans to lhe finish at the Royal we tried nur best," said Henley Rowing Regatta Sun­ Huskies' Coach Dick Erickson. Scoreboard day. In the semifinal of the Ladies The Huskies matched the Plate for eights, the Yale fresh­ Bulgarians at the start and led men crew defeated Lady by three feet after the first 200 Margaret Boat Club, Cambrid­ NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE 8)' U"IIl'd Pr," hU""Grlo"GI By U"itlld Pr... I,. tllrnodotlot yards. But the Trakia eight, ge, by a half-length in 6:59 to [a,t E.. , virtually a national crew, had book a place in the final later W L Pcc GB II' L Pel GB Phl ..... lphla U 81 ,)75 - BoI1on 52 24 .814 - drawn level by the quarter-mile Sunday against Imperial Col· Chicago 38 !7.507 5 Milwauk .. 45 32.584 7, mark on the one mile, 5SO-yard lege, London , who edged 45 33 8 Monlreal 31 1CI .4I1 '" New York .sn Pliliburgh 36 :t8 .4111 6, Boltimo ... U 3$ .iU 10 , Thallles River course, Syracuse University of New New York 13 46 .411 12 Detroil !7 40 .4111 l5', By the half-mile mark. Trakia Yllrk. 51. l.ou/I 32 411 .400 IS', C.... I.nd 36 41 .46& 18, had puUed out a 1-'r'4 length lead In the semifinal of the W"t Toronlo 28 49 .364 %4', W L Pel. OB and both eights dropped to 36 Thallles ChaUenge Cup, the San Fra",,1ICO 48 :10 . 61~ - ~, I.. Pcl. GD strokes. Potolllac Boat Club, Washing­ I..,. Angel .. 4533 .m3 Tuas 40 36 . ~:. - CI""lnnltl 45 34 .570 3', California U 37 .5:' - The Bulgarians extended ton, D.C" lost by one length to San Die80 Ij 40 .liM 9, Kansas CllY 39 :t8.* I', their lead to l-I~ lengths at the the Leander Club, who posted HoustOf'l 34 41 .153 12 , OIkl.nd 10 39.* 1', three-quarter-mUe mark and Allinl. n 44 .421 15 Chlc.go 35 12 .t:i6 5', 6:52. Saturday', R"".dl. MInnesota 32 12 .432 7 Phll ....lphl. 2, Chlc.go I SealUe 21 52 .3$0 14 Montreal I. 51. Lools 2 .)unCJay. HIIUII. Striders set 12-mile run P,li>burgh I, New York 0, night Cleveland Z. Toronto O. lSI San Fr.1l<1Jco 15. Atlanta 4. nlghl Toronlo 3, C1e ••land I, 2nd I..... Angele. 2. ClncinnaU 0, nlghl Ne .. V... k 3. Oeoroit :. lSI A 12-mile run is on tap vance sign-up for the event, HtlUSlon 9, San Die~o 2, lsI, Iwllighl Ne ... York $, Detroll 3. 2nd Tuesday for the Iowa City which is open to aU runners and San DI.~o 9. """,ton 3, 2N1, nlghl Chlc.~o I. MinntSllta 5. lSI Sl.Irtdoy', Rf',ulr, Minnesota 9, Chicago 5, 2N1 Striders, the third in a series of fitness joggers. 51 . Looi. ~. Montreal 4, 1st Bolton al Baltimore, ppd .. rain road races sponsored by the Other Striders events planned MONEYMARKR 01 * Certificate of SI. Louis 4, Montreal 2, 2nd Kan ... Clly I, Oakland Z. 1.1 ANew Phll ....lphl. 6, Chlc.go 5 Oakland t. Kansas CllY 3, Znd club this summer, for the summer include an all­ Saving$ Now York al Pilliburgh, ppd ., r.In California 4. T.... 3 7 • 10 Deposit The race will begin at 6 p.m. cOIl;ers track Illeet July 14 and a 5 Concept! Atlanta t. San rranctsco 7 Se.IUe 4. MII"auk .. 3, III i"mngsl at the UI Field House, with the five-mile road run July 30. DE POSITS * CIncinnati 7, !Jls A"IIeles & Motttfll\" . P rttbabfl' prtchpr. ... Per onnum on $7 .500 time· depoait for just San DleKn t. Houston 2 IAllllm•• WT/ runners following the Coralville More information about the • Minimum Deposit is $10,000. one year. Malures In 365 days from dole of Mn'ldoy'. Probob', Pilch"" BoIUm.... .U. M.,I,1lCl "' al Dam route and finishing at City club is available at Eby's • 6 Month Depollt Period (26 Weeks) . '''If Tin",. EDT) o.... l.nd ,Paxton ~ ,. 7:30 p.m. opening and you earn $562 .50. San Di"1(o I J .... 5-71 II SIn Fra_ New V... k It' iguer... 7.", al Boston Park. Sporting Goods or from James • Interftt II determined by the latest overage ,Barr H I, 4:05 p.m. ' Wrlghl ~II, 7:30 pm. There is no entry fee or ad- Knoedel at 338-2774. (auction) yield of 6 month U.S. Treasury 8ills. Montreal f Outs 1"'1 II PlIlJburgh TormlO IClaIl

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