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SEED Tracy Austin had a bit to win her second I'OIIId Alycia Moulton, a 1979 Draft Beirut's residents urged to flee junior finalist, 6-4, Hi. Af a 4-1 lead in the second set, BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Israeli a third day. representatives of the media has been exploded in tbe Hamra district ci West not out to bann i~t Cl.vilians and the clinching break in prospect jets showered war-ravaged Beirut with Lebanese President Elias Sarkis, in grossly, grossly, and several times Beirut Sunday. klUiIli three people and those no are no1 fighting it." leaflets warning residents to flee for a message on state-run television, malevolently, exaggerated," Yariv wounding 20 otbers. The bomb IftIIt off The leaflets advised people to leave among the women their lives Sunday and offered safe issued an "urgent " call to Arab leaders said in reference to reports of only a few blocks (rom a radio station MocJern..coalroUed West Beirut either 6 Wendy Turnbull of passage to Syria for Palestine Libera to help avert more fighting and to casualties reaching into the thousands. that PLO chief Yasser Aratat was througb Israeli lines on the eastern 7 Pam Shriver, NO.9 rallies tioo Organization guerrillas who sur " save Beirut from an Imminent visiting. Beirut-Damascus highway or over the of West Germany and J render to the Lebanese Army. catastrophe. " THE.RED CROSS in Beirut said Fri Meanwhile, leaflets fluttered down coast to TripolI in northern Lebanon. Bunge . Israeli invasion troops fortified posi In Tel Aviv, Maj. Gen. Aha ron Variv, day 14,000 people died and ~ , OOO were on the besieged city from 1sraell jets. tions on the mountains east or Beirut as Israel's fonner chief of military in wounded in the Israel] invasion, but did "Use the rea e-fire to save your WITHIN HOURS , tbouSllnds of resisters the government in Jerusalem warned telligence, estimated that 1,000 PLO not break tbe casualty figure down into life," Arabll:-Ianguage leaflets warned civilians were trying to fie the • it will respond with "full severity" guerrillas and 500 civilians died during civilian or military deaths. Israel said Beirut residents. Signed by the Israeli western half of Beirut where an es By Scott Sonner against Palestinians violating a fragile the Israeli invasion that began June 6. it has lost about 300 soldiers. Defense Forces, the pink, green and tIrna ted 6,000 PLO rebels are rna kllIi a ng S18ffWrller cease-fire that rem,ained unbroken for "What has been published by many A powerful bomb planted under a car yellow leaflets said Israeli forces "are See Mid ..... page 5 President Reagan's pledge to prosecute draft registration resisters will give anti-ilraft sup porters a mark to rally behind, ------k members of the local Student Haig testimony Coalition Against Registratioo It take. a lot of patl.nce to and the Draft said Saturday. II.h, according to Mlnnl. Iowa City's anti-draft move Cooper, 78, of Cedar ment is down to a "skeletal Rapid •. But the walt paid ball group," but reports that federal off Saturday when .h. requested at agents are hunting down caught this bluegill at the registra tion resisters should fuel Sugar Bottom Recr.atlon protests in Iowa City and the na Ar.. at Lake Macbrld •. tion later this week, SCARD "I'v. been coming down members said. thl. y.. r,l .. t y.ar, the y.ar "People who haven't belore and every tim.," Shultz hearing ,"" ...... , ., _ ... ~th I registered will definitely get Cooper ..ya, "and betn better athletes," he said. catching .v.rythlng." coaches will be Mel Cole, more concerned," John WASIDNGTO, (UPI) - Sen. John Stonebarger, local SCARD mem The Deily lowanl Glenn, D-Obio, a m mber of the Senate Dave Moritz and Dirk VanDerwerker of Iowa's Big Ten Cham ber said. Foreign Relations Committee, saId team and Steve Carlino of Local protests will follow on Sunday he wanta Secretary of State UI faculty: basketball team. "We're the heels of the first word of Alexander Halg to testify at Georg some other players, in· prosecution, he said. Shultz'S confmnaUon hearings. of the new recruits, but The state's Selective Service Glenn also said be would explore No change received confirmatioo from System estimates a 93 percent Shultz 's relation. p to the Bechtel , Ostrander said. "We're not compliance rate among Iowans Group Inc. when the committee opens good the football players who are supposed to have hearings the week of July 12 . Shultz Is in policies but we know that Car registered , but SCARD presld nt of the San Francisc~ba ed excellent baseball player and challenges those figures. international construction and youth into our line-up engln rlnll firm that has Saudi Arabi. By Connie Campana Stall Wrller a help to us." COALITION MEMBER Joe as a top chent losbaker said government of Shultz, 61, labor retary. budllel s A Ul faculty member who once ficials inflate the registration director and lrea ury secretary In the THAT youth steps ooto worked for George hultz, th look for first and third compliance rates to persuade Nixon adminl traUon. W85 mum about more men to register. his n w job Sunday. He left Ius govern U. secretary of state- elect. Men's Athletic Director id h I sorry to AI and r and Women's Athletic "I don 't trust their figures. ment.townhouse across tbe tr from They never release any numbers, Halg 110 "W"'L1'"t: Grant, to provide the White Hou to attend church in the Theodoor J ., UI prof or of just percentages. They can't give morning and w nt to the State Depart- needed to get runs across flnanc , wor\ced under Shultz .t you exact numbers because they ment 10 th rn n. don 't have them," he said. Pr dent Re .an unexpectedly an Bechtel Group Inc. from 1978 to 1881. ultl is th pr ident of Iosbaker said he thinks a 1981 nounced Hai,'. rellignation and hi Boston Globe poll that showed a d 19natlon of hultz as the succe or Bechtel. compliance rate of 75 percent is friday . In his I tt r of resignation, J ns said unday that hultz I "closer to the mark." Halg said h quit because Reagan 's a team m mb r who work by "I'm not saying that is ac foreign policy no longer reflected "con consensus and puIs oth r people in the poUight, and said he curate, but it is closer than 93 sistency, clarity and steadin.ess of pur ex percent. That woulp put the pose ." pecta Shultz to have a "very oJ>. dued foreign policy." resisters up around 1.5 million," ever he said. WIUTE HOU E aides said a crucial Shulu Is a steady and level headed businessman who looks SCARD members have tried to factor in Haig's decision to resign Wall gather support by handing out a disagreement over whether the Un at things "In term of dollars and leaflets and talking to draft Ited States should let Israel "finish the cents," he saJd. I registration resisters at Iowa job" in Lebanon. Haig also felt his pro "Personally, would rather City high schools, Iosbaker said. Israeli policy was being undermined, have Halg. When there's a real to take beavy rains and that "We try to develop a rapport aides said. crlsls, he'. the type of guy who , deluges were not detrimell with non-registrants as a source Sen. Charles Percy, R-Ill. , chairman steps In and gets it done." course. "Our golf course han of information and support," he of the Foreign Relation Commlttee, DURING THE Watergate very well. If it rains Sunday said. said Halg told him he resigned because But SCARD members admit of "policy differencell." crisis, Haig took charge and can play the VIP on Monday, "straightened out" the WhIte it doesn't ra in too hard," draft registration has not evoked Percy, appearing on ABC's "This House staff, Jens said. said. much local concern in recent Week with David Brinkley," said the months . differences Included "a range of He said he hopes that Shullz's things." He cited the controversy over appointment will not create an GREENSKEEPER at immediate change In U.S. Ted Thorn, also said the "BASICALLY we are down to the Soviet gas pi peline, the Middle foreign policy. It wUllook bad II 11 be in good shape but slOp' the point where if we want it in East and the Falkland Islands. "one man changes, and suddenly See Flnkbln., page 8 the news, we need to make it an But Percy saId Hall's departure was issue," Stonebarger said. basically the result of "a cumulative everything switcbes aI'Qund ." Vernon Van Dyke, Ul political "There a re too many other series of frustrations" - in particular, science professor, said, things people are concerned the fact that Haig's was nol "the "Everyone knew that there were about. If there is a threat you voice" equnciating American foreign will be laid off your job, then policy. problems," but the timJllg of Haig's resIgnation surprised that's your major concern," he Glenn, interviewed on NBC's "Meet said. the Press," said Haig's testimony him Another reason for the limited would be unportant to determine what AIthollllb he too had been won reaction to registration is that policy changes have taken place and dering ror a couple of months "so many people have trouble how Shultz would fit into any new when it would happen , Jens said he is surprised tbat Halg believing this is the drafl. People design. say 'this is only registration,' " resigned" rigbt in the middle of a he said. "I WOULD anticipate he would go crisis" and that President "SCARD believes the draft is through," he said when asked his Reagan allowed him to quit. coming . We are very sure," he assessment of Shultz's chances for He had tbe "slight impression ci a throwing a temper tan said . Sena te confirma lion . "1 know of guy trum," Jen! said. "Meanwhile, Stonebarger said he thinks nothing against him ." Reagan waited until this summer Glenn said Haig relligned " for a foreign policy is just kind of hanging there." to begin prosecution so college cause. ThIs is not just a matter Ii See Reglatratlon, page 5 health or personality differences." See Shultz, page 5 See Rellgnatlon, page 5 Lives saved daily as transplants , Inside . • Hits and Laughs delicately ' performed at home The Amana Celebrities beat the UI Athletic All-Stars in the By Je" Beck ABOUT ONE YEAR ago, the money back on the gas," said Cutbirth. Amana VIP softball game, which Stall Writer partners established their home4Jased Blanchard, wbo formerly worted as was full of as many laughs as business to fill a "vacuum in tbe plant a secretary, is now advertised as "Our hits ...... Page 8 Every day, Susan Blanchard packs service area," Cutbirth said. plant doctor (wbo) Is experienced in her surgical equipment - fresh soil, But Plants Alive also sprouted out of saving old friends." fertilizer', pots, pruning shears, the partners', especially Blanchard's, "Whea I came to Iowa I worked as a chemicals and a trowel - into her car interests in horticulture_ secretary and worked in nur and makes what could be a life-or Although Blancbard speaks shyly ci series ... but my job now Is a lot more w.. ther death house call. her love for plants, Cutbirth is well fulfilling. I go to different bomes aDd Mostly cloudy today with a Her gOlI Is also the name of ber aware of it. "We try to keep (plant meet more people," Blanchard said. cbance of thunderstorms buainess - "Plants Alive!" care) rates as low al possible. ThIs is qering I n the morning, and a Blanchard, a horticulturist, and Susan's contribution to the posterity of BUT MOST of the first-year business bilh In the middle 8011. Partly ChrIs Cutbirth, a businesswoman, join foliage. of Plants Alive has come from con cloudy tonight, low in the middle Uy own the plant care bustness that of "She has a hard time even cbarging tracts with restaurants am other c0m .,.. Mostly sunny Tuesday with a fen several unique services. people for It. I had to twist her elbow mercial establishments. The partners high in the middle to upper 80s. In addItion to mobile plant care, the just to make her realize we were runn bave arraDIed and cared for plants at The DIlly Iowan/Dirk VanDerwwkor bu.lnesa does home plantaeaplng, ing • businea, and even tbollllb !he about ~ businesses in Iowa City. Su.n Blanch_d, co-owner of PIantI AUve, mak.. a ho .... call. plantllttin, and plant rentals. would do this free, we had to get some See Plantl, page 5 Page 2 - The Dally Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Monday, June 28, 1882 , I . I • , ,>' , J Restaurant requests damage money , - changing regulations could be useful while By Ellzabetllllllam allover the carpet," Ibe llid. Sbe said the en City Attorney Robert Jansea said be knows of tire restauraDt, Includlnc the kltcben area, no precedent, and is waiting for the result of the city Is developing its new zoning or "• . Israel warns: Save your life Staff Wr"er • WII affected. the staff Investigation. dinance. The council, he said, will probably 1 •; BEIRUT, Lebanon - Israel sbowered It bas been almost two weeki slnce It hap Carmen Poulsen said she bas no idea how discuss the idea very soon . Berlin said the l B •, Lebanon's besieged capital wltb leaflets pened, but the smell is stUi there. IN HIS Lm'ER, Poullell ..id the city much damage the restaurant incurred. "I task force could be composed of people from $1 Sunday urging civilians to "save your life" by ThIIt's one re8101l restaurant owner Paul Ibould "Compellllte SeDor Pablo'l for the would not even estimate a guess," abe said. the council, city staff, boards and commis· fleeing and offered safe passage into Syria for Poulsen claims the city owes him money. damage incurred as a result of tile city Poulsen was unavailable for comment Sunday silIns. . w Palestine Liberation Organization guerrillas Poulsen, president of Senor Pablo'. sanitary sewer back In. up Into tbe nigbt. The city has also received funding for 30 ad· I who surrender to the Lebanese Army. restaurant, said In a letter to Iowa City restaurant." He allo liked the city to take ditional participants in a U.S. Department of ' Israeli invasion troops fortified poaitions on Mayor Mary NeubaUHr that the city's Fint actiCII to increue the capacity of the Fint THE CITY AlSO received a suggestion Housing and Urban Development program. pc the mountains east of Beirut as the Avenue sewer line backed raw sewage into Avenue sewer line. from Berlin to appoint a task force to in The program helps owners rehabilitate their k' st government in Jerusalem warned it wUl his restaurant on the night of JlUle It aty Manaler Neal Berlin said Sunday lie vestigate ways of cutting through ad properties and provides rental assistance to respond with "full severity" against The Iowa City Council received the letter ministrative red tape concerning local tenants. Palestinians violating a fragile cease-fire that bas asked the city public 1IOI'D departmat to a from Poulsen BDd the city's reply In the city investigate, but that the city bas limited development regu1ations. , Eligible units of property must have a rna· remained unbroken for a third day. st council packet Friday. liability. "U It'. a storm, then it's an act of "It's up to the committee (to decide wbat. jor portion in need of repair, or need at icast el "We bave 15 fans running all the time to dry God, and obviously the city has no respon kind of changes in the regulations need to be $1 ,000 of work to meet HUD minimum stanl Pravda calls Haig scapegoat it out and combat the smen," Poulsen'l wife siblllty," he said. made) if the council appoints one," Berlin dards . Eligible tenants are families, elderly' Carmen said Sunday. said, "but there are always areas wbere we persons or handicapped people with an in· MOSCOW - President Reagan's falling She said the restaurant was closed June 15 The city may be liable ooly if there was a can reduce costs and time." come of less than 80 percent of the city's me popularity In U.S. opinion surveys caused him for cleanuD. "We bad raw sewage and water problem with the sewer itself, Berlin said. In a memo to the council, Berlin said dian income. '. to need a scapegoat and former Secretary of :: State Alexander Haig was cbosen, Pravda said j. Sunday in the first Soviet analysis of Halg's resignation. Pravda said Haig was inconsistent in his Man files suit ~gainst two Coralville businesses efforts to bridge the gap between the United I States and its allies and was equally A negligence llllit asking for an IUldeter Defendants had a "duty" to maintain the Wafa Amro, 20 , 725 Emerald St., continued inconsistent in opposing the "extremist steps" mined amount of money bas been filed parking lot, according to Lampkin's suit. In writing checks after she was notified in urged by ultra-rightists in and around the against Country Kitchen and the Cantebury Courts additioo the businesses were negligent and January that her account at Bohemian Sav· Reagan administration. Inn because they failed to maintain a hard- careless in not posting warning signs, not ings and Loan of Cedar Rapids had been 1UI'faced parking lot. providing adequate lighting and not maintain closed. Neal Lampkin, Washington, Iowa, stated in ,. of the Cantebury Inn at 10 p.m. when he step ing the lot in a safe condition, the suit states. The account was closed because she was ,. British rail workers strike his Johnson County District Court suit that be ped in a bole, lost his footlllC and fell to the Although Lampkin is not requesting a overdrawn and Amro told police she did not ,. when '. LONDON - More than 180,000 Brltisb Rail inj ured his rigbt foot and lower back be ground. specific amount, be is asking to be "fully, make any deposits after that. Since that time, ' workers nationwide went on strike at midnight stepped in a hole in the parking lot of the two fairly and adequately" compensated for pre she has written $625 in checks to at least six :": Sunday forcing 1.4 million daily riders to join Coralville businesses. M a result of this fall, the suit states, sent, past and future damages. Iowa City businesses. huge Monday morning traffic jams already Lampkin claims he used the driveway and Lampkin suffered a twisted, sprained and ••• One check was written in January and the caused by a London subway strike. parking lot of both businesses August 7 wIIlle broken rilht foot and ankle, permanent injury An Iowa City woman was charged with rest were written in April , May and June. Some officials feared the walkout caused by he was a customer at COlUltry Kitchen . He to his lower back, IICrapes, cuts and bruises second-degree theft in Johnson County Dis Amro admitted to police that she knew the ' a pay dispute could become the worst train was walking from the restaurant to the office and in~se pain and suffering. trict Court Friday. checks would no t be honored by the bank. I stoppage in Britain since 192£ Columbia payload 'hushed' Preservation group We've Moved! J CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - The shuttle Columbia, taking off on schedule for the first NBtIiZ time, flashed flawlessly into orbit Sunday carrying a hush-hush military payload on Its leaves Iowa City Rent-a-car is now located fourth and final space shakedown cruise. , at Hawkeye Cab The classified military package is known to By SUNn Fllller historical site," said Lowell Soike, include an infrared radiation telescope, an Staff Writer historical site survey chief, "but we 317 S. Gilbert ultraviolet radiation detector to observe wUl be moving into another historical Earth's horizon, cosmic ray detectors, and a When the Iowa Oi vision of Historical place." 337-3473 Preservation moved out of Iowa City experimental, automated space navigation Preserving sites, such as Old Brick, Open Daily 6 am-11 pm-24 hrs. reserv. required instrument. this weekend, it took with it a part of history: about 30 ,000 pounds worth. is one of the group's major efforts, aCt •••11111!- ••- ••••- .... coniing to Elizabeth Voss, inventory Kennedy raps Reagan goals At least 30,000 pounds of office equip coordinator. ment and files containing information PHILADELPHIA - The Democrats wound of historicailnterest in Iowa moved out Sbe said the historical preservation up their harmonious mid-term convention of Iowa City. division is concerned with large 0b Sunday, with Sen. Edward Kennedy delivering jects that doo't fit into a museum - a blistering attack on the "hear-notbing, see The move was made as a part of such as buildings, historical districts, , nothing, do-nothing government" of Ronald reorganization plans establisbed by the statues and cemeteries. Also, she said, BJ Records - I,owa City's . Reagan . Iowa Legislature last year. The plans the organization promotes community " Kennedy said it is time for Democrats to call for the merging of two of the Iowa interest in historical preservation. seize control of government to "insist that we Historical Department's divisions - Better Record Store! " The group will continue to do this shall no longer pay for the gains of the greedy archives and preservation - to the work in Des Moines, according to Vic with the pains of the needy." historical building in Des Moines. toria Christian, environmental review compare selection, compare price, you'll Although the Iowa State Historical coordinator. ChriJtian said the central find 8J's is not just another record store U.S. START proposal simple Society will remain in Iowa City, a new location will make the organization more accessible to western Iowa. WASHINGTON - The United States bas a central authority will preside over the it's a better record storel very simple proposal to put on the table when three groups , according to Bill Althoup the move bas taken several the strategic arms reduction talks - now Cochran, administrative assistant to days, it has been plallled for about one THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT EYEINTHE Y known by the acronym of START - resume In the society's director. year, said Soike. The group bought Geneva this Tuesday after a four-year lapse. Items such as air conditionen and of Additional changes are to be com fice dividers for the division's new ... The chief U.S. negotiator, Edward Rowny, pleted by July I, according to Cochran. said Soviet negotiators have indicated the U.S. home on the third floor of the State He said Gov. Robert Ray will select an Historical Buil~ . proposal has a fair chance of acceptance even executive director and a seven· though a similar proposal was rejected by the member advisory board. This will Aloog ~th office equipment, the Soviets in 1977. replace the present 12-member board. preservation group ~cked m~ than As these changes are being made, . 7~,~ pbo~ographlc negatives ~f Glenn testing political waters the group will be leaving a part of their histoncal Sl~es, . hUDdreds of p~tic work behind. The organization has bags filled With dirt from arcbeol~ical WASHINGTON - Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, been located in a building they belped SlD'veys, and pieces of an old bndge 1ncIudoo: broadly hinted Sunday that he wants to be to preserve, Old Brick, located at 26 E. from Newton. YOU'RE GONNA GET YOUR FINGERS BURNED EYE IN THE SKY. STEP BY STEP president, and said he would make a "firm Market St. Soike said he was amazed by the decision" by early next year. large number of boxes needed and by Arista Records Motown Records On NBC's "Meet the Press" Glenn said it "WE'LL BE SORRY to leave this the time it took to move everything. takes 14 to 15 months "to put together a good campaign and I have not made a positive 5.77 9.992 LP's decision to run yet. We're certainly looking LP or casso lP or casso lntD it." UPPLY Quoted ... Missing I.C. woman NOW AND We think nuclear power is dangerous and a wasteful way to boil water. - Bill Douglas, state organizer for the Iowa located in Chicago Socialist Party. By Jennifer Mlrme-RUGgeberg Staff Writer J Police beat An Iowa City woman wbo left borne to get ber hair filed Oct. 2 turned up in Postscripts a ChIcago suburb last week. plans to return to Iowa City. Sbe alked him that the Information be kept coo- Carlotta Wheeler, 32, is "alive and fldentlal and, he SlY', he cannot violate Chrysalis Records Arista Records Event. well " after an eight ·mooth absence that. from her husband and children. Police "Ac:Uve Ua""'lng," with Pat Meyer and Connie 5.77 5.77 have been searching for Wheeler since • • • LP or casso LP or Casso Wilson trom the Domestic Violence Project, will be ber busband, Craig Wheeler, 2422 Bar- An Iowa City man who was in a the top lo at loday's Brown Bag Luncheon from tell Road, reported her missing in Oc- motorcycle-ear accident Friday nipt 12:10-1 p.m. at the WRAC , 130 N. Madison. tober . Mlchl.1 Hanchtr, protessor 01 English from the was reported in good conditiCII at Mercy Hospital Sunday. Unl~erslty at Minnesota, will give a lecture on Wheeler's three children were the "Dead Letters: Wills and Poems" at 3:30 p.m. In last ooes to see her on Oct. 2. She told James M. Sebnelder, I), 1212 E. 304 EPB. them sIIe was going to get her hair Bloomingtoo St., was injlD'ed when a car, driven by Loretta K. Freund, 18, "Talking 10 Each OU.. r : Oral History a. a Tool" fixed but never returned. will be the topic presenled by Cindy Cleary trom 7- Davenport, caUled him to nerve and 9 p.m. at Ihe Even ing Program at the WRAC. Craig Wheeler received I letter from 10Ie control of bis motorcycle. Prltcilia Bage, a fiber artlsl from Amel, will give a Chicago woman June 21 who told him Freund, headed IDUth on GUbert • public lecture on her wor!< tonlghl at 7:30 p.m. In where his wife is. Until the letter, Street, was tlll1linl left Into the bill Room El09 01 the Arl Building. police had not discovered anythlDc that depot and pulled Into SebDelder'1 path. would indicate where sbe WIS. Schneider, who WII not ",earin. a IncIudIt: Announcements helmet, luffered bead injuries and LOVE PlUS ONE Graduale students In ceramics will display their abrilions. FAVOURITE SHIRTS work In the Eve Orewelowe Gallery of the Fine Artl IOWA CITY POLlCE Detective Building June 28 through July 2. The gallery'. William Kidwell met with Wbeeler in Freund was charged with flllure to Arista Records hours art 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Chicago last Wednesday. Sbe told him yield makiDll a left turn. "Auto Mechanic. for Women," a thr __llion that when sIIe left, she walked to 4.99 couree for women with Ht~e knowledg. about Carl, • • • LPonly Godfather'. Plaa, about two miles A van, atolell from the parkina' lot ill LPonly will be held at the WRAC. The eelllion, II. Juty " Sale Ends July 3 from ber bome, took a cab to Cedar the 300 block of Iowa AVellue, w.. e Ind 13 trom 7-9 p.m. Thlt'el. a eliding I" a. Rapid. and a bull to ChIcago. with UI etudenll exempt from t_. Cau 353-8285 IOIRI near Wett Bl'lllch ThUJ'lday Open Mon.-Thurs. 10·9, Fr i. 10-7 tor mOrt Intormatlon. Enrollm.nt II limited to 12. Wheeler, usina her malden name of nlPt. Sat. 10-5:30, Sun. 12-Ii Chlldcer. II provided by tailing two dlYI In Carlotta Shively, bas been a secretary .dvance. Jolin A. Streit, 1.16 Southrid.e at CadUlac PrintlDc Co., BrOllClview, Drive, Coralville, reported to Iowa .. ' Ill., since Oct. 17. City police that llillocked van bad beeIl Gi"'Iht, taken between II and 11 p.m. willie be Gill ,,' Kidwell ..id the flnt few weeki aft USPS 143·360 was at the EqIert Tlaeater. MO\I( Tile Dilly "'n II pubilihed by Student PUbilcatlonl Inc .• ter she wal reported minin, the 11 1 CommunlcallOn, Cenllr, IOWI City. IA . 52242. dilly searcb wallnteaalve, The department Tbe West Brancb Fire Dept. excepl Sllurdl YI. SundlYI. leg" hoIldlyl Ind un'-I"'" continued ita lnYestlptiCII but It "'II received a call at 10:10 p.m. Tbunday t "IcaUon. Second cll .. pasl1111 plld It lhe poll oItlce 11 not al intense by the ead of October. that there ",a. a vaD ell fire fOIl' mlla 6 /2 S. Dubuque • 338-8251 lowl CIIY undll' I ~ ' ACI 01 CO 'Midsummer Night's Dream' vibrant, enchanting. In addition, the Edwardian costllll\· By Hoyt OIMn product of this crew, rehearsals must IN THE PLAY'S fairy world, all but (emales. Scott Smith's muscularly Stall WrHer have been riotous . None of the workers King Oberon and Queen Titania are graceful, charmingly sinister Oberon Ing worn by the court cast Is only ella is reduced to the comfortably funny played by youngsters. Using children in is the crowning achievement in an en· tracling, since characterizatioDl, As the audience left the opening per· Theater stereotypes of many productions; each a live production has its dangers, but semble of fine performances. Smith's setting and props do nothing to lend III (ormance of A Midsummer Night'. maintains a sense of dignity unbounded these children played their roles with voice is riveting, with a sonorous even remotely Edwardian feel to the Dream, the serene night air seemed to love, Lysander) generates little emo by stupidity and creates a memorable convincing relisb, adding a feeling of delivery equal to the demands of production. prolong possibilities of enchantment. tion - the performers seem stiff, the individual portrait. other·worldliness that older actors Shakespearean poetry . But the spectacularly Inept and un Such nights will be regrettably rare movement static. might not match. forgettable production of Pyramis'" during the sultry Iowa summer, but the But when the court cast gives way to Kevin Villers' Bottom is full of the Eleven·year-old Ellen Morris, in the OF THE COURT cast, Amy Tblsbe will make the most sober spec. play that made a fitting overture to the band of menials who plans to good-natured pomposity of every na vital role of Puck, has an adult's stage McDonald is fine as a feisty, refreshing tators' stomachs abake and their eyes tbis evening fortunately wlll be produce Pyramus aDd Tblsbe for talent who thinks he can be a star. His presence. Though some of her lines in Hermia; as her lovers, Neil Bradley fill with tears - and there are many repeated. Theseus' nuptial celebration, the play face is so expressive that it is a pity it the first performance were lost due to and P. J. Wiegers cavort with suitable gems before that climactic scent. The beginning of this first production achieves the vibrancy and wit that must be covered during the moments her still-thin voice, she remains con· resemblance to rival fraternity Shakespeare was the pre-eminent in the m Summer Rep '82 series prevail the rest of the night. he literally becomes a jackass through sistently in character and moves about brothers. But Mljanou Boddicker as showman of the English language. He somewhat belies the promise of what is enchantment. When he returns to the stage with fairy·like litheness even Helena whines so incessantly that she would doubtless have appreciated the to come. What should be a dramatic DIRECTOR Robert Hedley has human form , his series of double takes during her longer speeches. mutes the humor of her best lines, only considerable showmanship of this scene (court lovers Theseus and Hip· spoken of the organic nature of a play and half-assessments of his previous The adult actors playing Titania and shining during her rare displays of production. polyta encounter Egeus, who is indigo in production, the way each member of state masterfully re-creates the un· Oberon don't allow the children to up anger, and Patrick Coleman's Theseus Performances of A Midsummer nant that the match he desires between the cast contributes to the growth of comfortable futility of trying to stage them. Cynthia Goodale's Titania lacks the sense of authority first to Night's Dream will be repeated July 1, his daughter Hermia and suitor her or his own role and to the play in its remember the missing moments of the is a fleshy, playful voluptuary, who threaten Hermia and then to overrule 6,9, 14,17 and 20. Sbowtime is 8 p.m. at Demetrius is endangered by her true developing stages. Judging by the end night before. provides fine contrast to the humaD her father. E.C Mabie Theatre. Acting unifonnly excellent in well-written 'Gemini' By Harry Vlnl •• Herschel, a high school genius who is there were never enough girlfriends lines are delivered, some of the fun· of Shelley Winters at her obnoli.ous, Special to The Dally Iowan into transit systems. around the house for their liking. They niest dialogue is buried in the laughter noisy best. It's a performance that try to understand him, and do, but only of the audience. While the enthusiasm would bring tears to Winters' own I have often suspected that a well· Theater THE FOCUS of the first act is on to a point: they can't quite condemn of the actors compensates for this dif· eyes. written, well-acted, thoughtfully Francis and the source of his secret him , but they can never quite accept ficulty, director Cosmo Catalano would Amy McDonald is superb as Judith, staged play can convey twice the working-class Italian father, he is , preoccupation - his own ambivalent the truth. do no harm in taking a few more perhaps the most difficult part. Havllll energy, immediacy, power and sheer bright, handsome, confused and preoc sexuality. Francis thinks he is gay and And though they are from another minutes to allow for a better use of in turn to be sweet, bitter, vulnerable, fun of one of Hollywood's mega buck cupied . finds himself attracted not to his loyal planet sociologically, the rich kids timing. vindictive and, as brother Randy says, I celluloid wonders. After spending Fri· girlfriend Judith but to her brother from Boston shed their upper-crust The performances are uniformlyex "something o( a bitch," McDonald por. day evening at the Summer Rep '82 As the play opens, Francis is paid an Randy. shells and blend into the neighborhood cellent. P.J. Wiegers is able to com trays each emotion with complete production of Albert Innaurato's unwelcome surprise visit by his Rad This love triangle evolves through and its minor triumphs and tragedies. municate, without uttering a word, the believability. • Gemini, my suspicion is a good deal cliffe girlfriend and her younger the rest of the play, set against the rich Even Bunny and Herschel Weinberger, sullen, brooding, explosive nature the La ter this summer, when you find closer to being confirmed. brother , the offspring of a prosperous background provided by the other who provide more comic relief than the role of Francis demands . From his yourself wonder ing why Star Trek 0: New England family . The two visitors characters, who keep stomping in on others, are integrally involved in the earliest scenes with Randy (played by Tbe Wrath Of Wbat's·Hls·Name Is still The action takes place over a period pitch a tent in the Geminiani back yard Francis and/or Judith and/or Randy as action. Neil Bradley), before the word is out, playing in town , do yourself a favor and of 48 hours in the adjoining backyards and start to absorb the local color , they try to work through their respec· there is obviously more between them go to see this delightful gem of a play. , of two South Philadelphia row houses . which is plentiful : Francis' father , his tive emotional crises. GEMINI is flawed only in its pacing. than meels the eye. Performances of GemlD! will be Francis Geminiani is a Harvard un· ambitious girlfriend Lucille Porn pi , GemlD! is a play without peripheral The play is filled with frantic shouting Cinda Stewart as alcoholic neighbor repeated June 30 and July 2, 8, 10 , 15 . dergrad home on the eve of his 21st and next-door neighbors Bunny Wein characters. Francis' father and Lucille matches and brilliant one-liners. Bunny Weinberger, with "hair like and 21. Sbowtime is 8 p.m. at E.C. , birthday. The only son of a macho, berger and her asthma tic son have worried about Francis all along - Because of the soeed with which the hepatitis," does a first-class imitation Mabie Theater. iTV dramatizes Falklands, Watergate By Jeffrey Miller Each decade of television's eXistence has ded political intrigue 10 their storylines. One Arts/Entertainment Ed itor offered an event that the medium has been could even make a case for the serial TV Television uniquely equipped to cover. The Army· coverage of Watergate as the spark behind America frequently seems to forget that it McCarthy hearings of the 1950s legitimized the development of both the mini·series form won its independence from Britain 200 years " I:l~¥ ~ , :} source of news ; the Kennedy and prime time soaps. ago. The Oscars heaped upon Chariots Of families left behind in Sheffield , a couple 01 assassination in 1963 gave TV news theoppor- ire, the critical kudos tossed to TV's angry Argentines. tunity to show off its speed and accuracy. THERE ARE THOSE wbo will say, as we "Brideshead Revisi ted," the oohs and aahs This misplaced jingoism is lamentable not And the 1970s presented television with pass through the lOth anniversary riles these over the Royal Birth all indicate that we may only because of its glorification of a nation Watergate, the grandest soap opera the next two years, that Watergate should be left be more loyal subjects to the Queen than that hardly deserves it but because as it filled medium could hope to present. Day after day, behind us. But for /loth television and history, many Britons. our screens night after night, it crowded out as the storylines inched inexorably toward in the words of the drama's principal player, Television news is unfortunately no less news about a far more dangerous situation in their climax, the TV camera gave us its that would be wrong. susceptible to this Anglophilia than other sec· the Mideast and about domestic concerns that relentless close ups of the manipulators and In watching a rerun of David Frost's tors of American culture, as the recent con· in the long run will have a far greater impact · the manipulated : the lost innocence of Gor· Watergate interview with Nixon (directed, flict in the Falkland Islands has proved. on our lives . don Strachan, the weasely charm of John ironically enough, by former "All My Instead of dismissing the war as a colonial The Falklands crusade was the finest hour Dean, the cold efficiency of Bob Haldeman, Children" producer-director Jorn Winther) , battle being fought between two right-wing for no one, least of all Britain , and no amount the ever-darkening visage of Richard Nixon. one could not help but be impressed with bow quasi·powers to distract attention from their of air time devoted to closeups o( haggard pathetic both the situation and the man were domestic problems, the networks assaulted shepherds or grieving widows is going to WATERGATE'S EFFECI' on television and are, by how the rawest emotions we have us with every World War II cliche imaginable change that. It's ironic that the news chiefs of has been incalculable. "60 Minutes" was a - betrayal, anger, hatred, sorrow - were about the brave, doughty British salling thou· ABC, CBS and NBC seem to be the only peo· little-watched CBS news show before the evident in the face of Richard Nixon. sands of miles for the honour of the Union pie in the world yet to realize that the sun scandal ; with its presentation of the affair's Sometimes life follows art; sometimes art Jack. long ago set on the British Empire. heroes and villains, it grew into the top-rated fQllows life. Television's coverage of • • • show it is today. The entire personal, Watergate was an instance of the two occurr EVEN MORE STUPID than the cliches As their coverage of the Falklands situation magazine·style news sbow, ranging from ing as one, a drama the likes of which we will was the fact that the networks weren't even has revealed everything at fault with TV "Wide World of Sports" to "Entertainment probably never see again . As thankful as we able to use their own medium - we saw no news, the networks at the same time have Tonight" to "Donahue," in turn owes were that Richard Nixon didn't erase his on·the·scene pictures of the war. Instead, we reached into their vaults to bring back mo something to Watergate. audiotapes, so we should be thankful that the got more of the world according to Roone ments that remind us of television news at its Fictional narrative has been just as affec· videotapes of the events and people of Arledge: upclose and personal portraits of a best: the Watergate hearings and the fall of ted . Sitcoms have become more "relevant" ; Watergate still exist for our examination. We few of the kelpers on the islands, some of the Richard Nixon. soap operas and prime time dramas have ad- should never (orget. Man plays piano Incompetent 'MegaForce' a, turkey the "first intbeir for 50-plus days they've go By Craig Wyrick with MegaForce, Hal is allowed to surround Horror Picture Show) and Michael Beck (The Stall Writer Warriors) rarely keep straight faces , even But he himself with people who understand his vi· SYDNEY , Australia (UPI) - Despite a brakeD Reagan Films sion, though how he could find so many people during the serious scenes. Persis Khambatta hand , David Scott finished 50 days of piano play\J1 Hal Needham has reached the point where (who was bald in the original Star Trek forward It's become downright enjoyable to watcll without grammar school diplomas is S,unday in his attempt to enter the Guinness Boot Ii anybody's guess. movie ) is on hand to add the acting talents him display his cinematic incompetence. Meg_Force World Records . she has culled from years of experience as a If Guinness certifies the feat, Scott, who played for With MegaForce, he seems threateningly On a rising scale of one to live stars: IT'S HARD for Hal to top his artistic beauty queen. close to taking the GoldeD Turkey A... ard as the equivalent of 50 days and 18 hours, will have bel· triumph - the auto:strewn carnage at the end (t's not that Needham shows a lack o( tered the record of 48 days, ~ hours and'll minutes Worst Director of All Time from Edward * of Smokey aod tbe Bandit II - so he dabbles character development - he just exhibits a Wood. 201h Cenlury Fa •. An Albert Ruddy Production. pa. set by Roger Lavern in London in 1978. Written by James Whittaker, Albert Ruddy. Hal In the explOSion genre this time. Riding lack of characters. There are more stuntmen Scott, from the town of Waglla Wagga, J)O mliel Unfortunately, It looks like Needham will Needham. Andre Morgan . motorcycles armed with missiles and involved in MegaForce than actors, but the south of Sydney, began playing at 8 a.m. May 7, aDd never have the opportunity to win - the odds Directed by Hal Needham. machine guns, the MegaForce Is a group crowning moment for Hal's fans comes when played 22 hours daily to register a total of 1,218 houn are stacked against him. While Wood had a Ace Hunte, ...... Barry BOltwlck. gathered (rom all over the world to fight evil the Master himself makes a speakilll cameo at the keyboard . He napped In his spare time. desperate. DallaS ...... Michael Bock. a nd preserve good. In a Mideast desert appearance that makes Khambatta look like few thousand dollars to work with, Needham Zara ...... POf.I. Khambatta. Scott performed in the piano bar d the Wa .. But the has to work with mere millions. While Wood (which looks strangely like Southern Califor· Meryl Streep. Leagues Football Club, where he works IS an enter Phalange I worked with the likes of Tor Johnson and a Showing at Campul Ii. nia), Ace Hunter (Barry Bostwick) leads bis Needham must appeal to someone; tainer. ) half of the c drunken, dying Bela Lugos!, Needham has to renegades on an attack on a semi -evil group otherwise he wouldn't continually be given "You could say I was keyed· up for a place in IIIe cI security work with unknowns like Burt Reynolds, Sally all-important screen space. U's now obvious of guerrillas in tanks. It's all fun, and filled financial backing. In fact , two junior high Guinness Book of Records," Scott told the SydDe1 lIIlned num Field and "all·star casts ... Some guys get all that Smokey aAd the Bandit was Dot totally a with lots of explosions and far-out stunts. kids sitting behind me thought the machinery Daily Telegraph. "Nothing was going to stop me." I1ro escape the bad breaks. Needham creation - Reynolds and the Nobody gets hurt, but that's Just part of the was "Tits! " and enjoyed the film . But then During the marathon, a weH·wisher administered producers probably dabbled with Needham's misunderstood genius with which Needham again , they were saying the same thing In a handshake so strong - to a hand so weak frem aU "It surel. MegaForce displays Needham at the top of direction, and a group of competent techni· spices all his films . Aladdin's Castle while they played video that playing - that it broke a small bone In his riPl ~urlty re~ his style - no big name stars to clutter up the cians prodded Hal through his first film . But Bostwick (Brad Majors in The Rocky games for a quarter. hand. hg/ttist for IIOt turning In Jerusa by Garry Trude .. lIx-point c DOONESBURY forces In B The Daily Iowan aDd surren Arts twlce '-~1 return for I uSPS 143-360 IernaUOIIal Oplnlonl uprllsed on 111 ... p.g..... a week Editor ...... Craig aemoul .. II1t opinion. 01 the signld luthors Ind m.r "Israel" News EdllOr ...... Tlm Ellalon not nec .... rily be tho" 01 TN De., 'OWIII . Arts/entertainment will lain the c~a Un l ~lhy Editor ...... Rochell, Bozman Publllhld by Student Publlcetionl Ine .. F,""nee Editor ...... Ceclly Tobin t t1 Communlcetionl C.nt", lowl City, apPMr In plloe 01 the ¥Iolate. th. AnstEnIOftainment EdtlOt' ...... Jelfrey Miller Iowa, 52242, dilly excapt Saturday., Sun Idltorlal pigi on Defense Fe Edhorlal P~ Editor ...... ,...... liz Bird dlYI . regal hoild'VI Ind unl .....lty VIC ... Mond.ys and Thurldlyt levertty." Sporta Editor .• ...... JlY Chrlll,nUn tlonl. Second·cll.. po.teg. p.ld II the throughout thl lummtr. AMlltant Sportl Editor . ... .SIIY' Batttf'lon POll office at lowl City under Ih. Act 01 The editorial PI9t Phologrlphv Editor ...... Dllk Vlflo.-kOf will Congr, .. 01 March 2. 1878. IppUr TundaYI, ISRAEL Wedneldlya and Friel., Sublcription ralll: Iowa City Ind i.eballele A Ind will reaume III nor!IIII Publllhtf, WIiNIm C.ey Co ..lvilit . $8-1 "milt,,; $16-2 "mlll.r.; tile PLQ "b Adytrtiling M.n.gIf', Jim leonard S5·lummer _lion only; $21 -Iull Vllr. DUI flvt.dly.ptr.tIHk Clrculttlon Manager, KlWln Roger. ollown: St4·1 ..mllter ; $28·2 IImllt.r.; IChedule 1"lln In thl ,II. ~} ProdUCtion Supet'lntwnder1t, Dick WlllOn S7·.ummOf .1I11on onlv, $35·Iull y.er. fortea "WiU The Dilly IOWII'I- Iowa City, Iowa - MondaY, June 28,1182 - ...... Saudi king Iink8U with Haig exH SELECTED LONDON (UPI) - The failure of Washington. late bIlf-brotber nti Kbaled GIl tile By Friday, !be Sunday 'I1mes 1Iid, COLLECTIONS Saudi Arabian King Fahd to establish a The peace plan hinged on an Israeli Saudi tbraae, wu dilmayed at tile ... friI:tioD wu If'OWInc betWlell Hal, and peace plan in south Lebanon played a witbdrawal to a cease· fire line. array ill !be Requ IIdmllliltratiCJII the rest 01 Reapa'i team U Wlel Publications Ino. larie part In the surprise resignation of "Thanks to an astonishing breakdown and decided to brill( tile ml&bt of biI wu laid to be makiD& P'eparatiCIII for Secretary of State Alexander Hal" the In communications, ibis was never lmmen.e eeoDOIIIie reICIUrCeI to bear a tbnast Into Beirut. Sunday Times reported. properly formalized," !be front-page to brine Iarael Into \IDe, the TImes tIleD tile 'Ibe king last week applied personal article said. said. n wu that Reacu lIIIcIe If'UUre and put his country's enor· Tbe Sunday Tlmel laid ,.bd dramatie 1IIII00000ement of HaIg'1 mous economic strength behind a plan AS A RESULT, the paper said, Clark threatened to: rell,natlon, the newlpaper laid. Within tile boar, I ceue-fire bad been ia a complex negotiation Involving was assuring Falld Wednesday - and • Wltbdraw labltantial lInOIIIta of declared by both sides. nting. Flhd, PLO cllief Vasser Arafat and the through him, Arafat - that deal Saudi money - l!lt.lmated at '1 bIlliCJII the Edwardian costwn U.S. national security adviser William was In place. Haig, bowever, was In - from Ibe U.S. bIJIki.q I)'IIem. Tbe SaDday TimeI quoted • aeaior by the court cast Is only diJ. Clark, the Sunday Times said. structing U.S. presidential envoy • EmbarJo oil Illes to the United member of tile Nltioaal Security Coun· since characterization., 'Ibe paper said the plan was to have Philip Habib that the peace moves had States. eil U llyin&: "It Is eertainIy not a do nothing to lend an laken effect last Tuesday and failed to be stalled. • Allow a full Soviet EmbuIy to coiDeidellce that IUbIequeat to Hail's because of badly crossed signals in Fahd. who recently succeeded his open In Jeddab. letter, tllere wu a truce In Beirut." F"hillarl~ian feel to Ibe spectacularly Inept and un production of Pyraml.... make the most sober spec shake and their eyes - and there are many that climactic !lCeDe, was the pre-eminent English language. He have appreciated Ibe l showmanship of Ibil of A Mldlummer will be repeated July 1 and 20. Showtime is 8 p.m. • i Theatre. r washington 319-338-0536 EIe HER 5 ~rirt~t 223 e~st was~ in.gton Iowa CitY, Iowa Winters at her obnoxious, ' It's a performance that J tCD,ontaeladr:S ::p:~~e;;~:~ . AI.xander HaIg: most difficult part. Having J White Hou.. aide. Mid • be sweet, bitter, vulnerable, crucial factor In hi. daclllon PLAY YOUR CARDS and, as brother Randy SIYS, to ,.lIgn WI•• cllaagraamant of a bitch," McDonald por- over whether the United emotion with complete Statat Ihould I« I.... "fInlth RIGHT, AND the Job" In Lebanon. summer, when you find why Star Trek D: YOU CAN EARN Of Wbat's-Hil-Name is stU! do yourself a favor ind 00 delightful gem of a \llay. UP TO $83 of Gemini will be and July 2, 8, 10, 15 "'Ibis is a time when we've had a tur- type thing and apparently the ministration will bave three ex·BedlteI said Bechtel's dealings should be "one Sb01ll11iniJe is 8 p.m. at E.C. nover, obviously, in foreign policy for a secretary of state just got fed up, " executives In Ita ~ ranks. Defense of the things to be brouaht up." AMONTH reason.;rhe secretary said he resigned Glenn said. Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Appearln, on CBS', "Face the Na· because there is a change of policy that Percy said he forecasts a " total Deputy Energy Secretary Kenneth tion," O'Nelll called Hal, "llood man j be didn 't sign on to prosecute. We want reassessment" of the administration's Davis are the otber ex-Bedltel em and a ,000 American" wbo reslped to find out what those differences are," attitude toward Israel as part of a ployees. beeiute of "a power struule between Glenn said. general foreign policy re-evaluation. "All of these people came from him and Weinberger." He Aid Shultz II He described the administration's He declined to speculate on the out Bechtel, " Glenn said. "Now, maybe "kind 01 • team player. We need a IWITH THIS AD foreign policy as "pretty much of a come. that's good experience for them, but voice that II Itrong and will write flip-flop foreign policy - we've said it's something we ought to look Into iii policy Instead of the defense seeretary FREE • $2.00EXTRA ~ one thing ; we've done another." GLENN SAID he is "concerned" the confirmation bearings." writing policy." "All of this is an on-again, off-again that, if Shultz is confirmed, the ad· House Speaker Thomas O'NellI a110 on your second donation Muet be Uled during trll _k 01 publlCllIOll 8-28-82 F-12Il1t!; . ~~~~~~ ______~ ______Coo __ un_ue_d_fr_~ __ p~~e1 PLUS We also offer many bonus programs For each business, Blanchard between six and 10 caUs each week to maybe nine ye.rs it'. startIn, to not bOUle planta. including: decides which kinds of plants are the homes of worried plant owners at a look right. And !bey decide that II they PiantalttInJ Is a service designed for • 55 for 1; bring a fnend In and after their first donation. you suited to the lighting, ventilation and charge of rI per visit. did anything that could damlle Ibe people wbo are unable to take care of receive $500 plant they would bate to have that hap decor of the building. After arranging their planta for a period of time, • 55 for 5; after your friend completes their fifth donallon1h.a): the piants, she coordinates a main CUTBIRTH SAID she conceived Ibe pen," Cutbirth said. ulIIIIUy when they are on vacation. 00 tenance schedule for them. idea of mobile plant care services Though plantscapinc and .Ittln, have All thue services are bued on the receive 55 • "Many people don't realize that when one of her own plants was sick not caught on a. quickly u care ller cuatomel1l' penonal attachment to • When you fill a chart, receive another $10" and she could not take it to a vices, Cutbirth said she hopes tlley will there is a lot more to the maintenance their plants, makilll the business Ibe HELP OTHERS BV HELPING YOURseL~ 1 LARGE OUANTITIES than just watering the plants," greenhouse because it would not fit continue to grow In popularity. only one of Its kind in the Irea, Cut· OF PLASMA ARE NEEDED IN THE MEDICAL FIELD Blanchard said. into her car. birth ald. II you or, 11·15 .nd ."gh II ,.... 110 lb • • you Cln "tI,. She said she dusts, prunes, fertilizes, "We have since discovered there is a HOME PLANTSCAPING Ia I varia AI the bualnea apPl'OlChellt1 flnt mists, repots and often rotates plants, great demand for It because people are tion 01 Ibe commercial Hl'Vica 01· lmivenary, it Is progressing falter as well as watering them. very sentimental about their plants. fered by the businea. Blanchard QJII than either partner anUdpated. CUt· 810 RESOURCES 'Ibe mobile plant care has been the Some people bave bad their plants siders the atmosphere, 1lIbt1nc, ven· birth aid, "We bad hoped to be self· 318 E. Bloomington most PoPUlar service offered by Plants since college and since Ibeir first job tllation, and other condItlOOIIn I borne suPPOrtinc by !be end of two years, but T.Th.F 9:00·3:45 M,W 11 :00-5:45 351·0148 Alive, Cutbirth said. Blanchard makes and since they were married, and after before recommendlnK approprl.te we're almoet there now." . ~~~~~~~~~~~ Registration _____---.:...--=-- ___CO_ntl_nued_fr_~_pag_e 1 campuses would be emptier providing less something but I think they've milled the "It takes a certain lDlount 01 time and fl.. of a base for protests. boat. I think people's feelings have fort and the weather lIn't alway. the "Reagan and his administration have changed," Martin said. greatest. You have to believe ill what you SUMMER SHOE SALE \ done a very good job of setting it up," Prosecution of registration resisters Is a are doinC. You're not jllSt dot. It for the Stonebarger said. "political crime," he said. fun of doinl It." Rusty Martin , University of Northern "It will be won or lost in public opinlon. In addition to lervln, II I protest • Savings for the Entire Family Iowa 's student body president, bas publicly The reason there bas been no prosecution ~ ol1anlzlnc body, SCARD worD to educate ys piano stated his non-registrant status and said the to now is because of public opinion," be people about the ItatUi of draft rqiltraUCJII announcement of prosection proceedings is said. procedures, .be laid. the "first step to see how many people will, Jackie Majerus, another local SCAftD "It's bnportut that the public boWl in their terms. submit. The only Ibing member, said demonstrations represent there are draft boardI bel. tel up and Ius days they 've got going for them is fear ." one way for the public to upress lis opi· trained. 'lbat meaDS they are Kettlnc But he said he does not know why the nions. ready," lIbe said. GALS-ALL FAMOUS BRAIIDS (UP!) - Despite a brokell Reagan administration decided to move "When you demonstrate you show you Majerul aid she tblIIb the Reqan ad 50 days of plano playiJIC forward with prosecution at this time . are aware of what is ,oing on and you care ministration would like to keep that ~or enter the Guinness Boot at 97 97 about what's going on. You're not just ~ rnation IleCret from !be pubUc. $13 .$49 It pubUe) dlIII't "THIS IS an election year. is going to ing to stand there Idly by and let, in this "U they (the toow willt'l J Cost tbem dearly. Maybe they want to take case the Reagan administration, do lOing 011, then they won't protelt," abe people 's minds off the economy or whatever they like. laid. VALUES TO $77 Midea!;t ~ ______~ ______~_Un_U~_~_~_~ __ ~1 desperate stand against Israeli forces . and Lebanon." "honorable way oat" 01 the fiPtine. SHOES CHILDREII'S SHOES But the rightist Lebanese Forces "'nIe departing colwnn of terror\sta, m "He does not wlllt to llPi, I am lUre Phalange miUtia controUing !be eastern ZIPS 1 der the protection of the International Red about that, but be will fi&bt. I am definltely ON 97 97 baIr ol the city tlgbtened an existing policy Cross, will move across the international sure about that," be aald. mlDERITE $13 .$26 keyed-up for. place la die of security cbecks, preventing an undeter- Lebanese-Syrlan border along the BeIrut· Journalllts tourt.., tile mountainI eut of " Scott told the SydDe1 lIIIned number of evacuees from using the Damascus road," the communique said. Beirut aid more than 300 "'ell troop RACKS BASS Values to $26 was going to stop me." h,o escape routes. carriers, ammllliliOD trIIc:b IIId bull 01 • a well-wisher admlniltered Only after Palestinian forces leave IOldien were morillllDto Aley and Bbl. to a hand so weak from III "It surely must have been for very valid Lebanoo will talks begin "between all tile doun - kt7 tons GIl tile BeIrut·DamucUI lecurlty reasons," a representative for tbe parties concerned ... with a view to a small bone In bil rIaM hlpway captured Jut ... after four days richtlst forces said. "In principle we are reaching an agreement whlcb will paran 01 battle with Syrian troopa and PaIeItin1an MEII not turning people away." tee the territorial integrity of Lebanon, the guerri11u. departure of all foreign £Orca from the DEmR FLORSHEIM In Jerusalem, !be Israeli Cabinet Issued a country," it said. Reporlel1l viIlUac BhamdOlll, 15 mlIeI HUSH PUPPIES Iix-polnt communique demanding PLO IOUtheut of BeIrut .... beaYy with the j fortes In Beirut hand over Ibeir weapons But Arsfat, boled up In war·ravaged Itench of the rottine bodies 01 SJriaD scoffed at the Israeli offers to sur lDd surrender to the Lebanese Army In Beirut, lOldiers, IpeCtIlated 111'1111 fGrCel mJcht be 97 97 render and charged they were a prelude to $25 .$69 return for safe conduct to Syria under In preparill( for a puIb iIIto tile capital. Arts twice ternational Red Cross escort. an Israeli blitz to be launcbed this week. At !be Vatican, Pope Jolla Paal n aa1d VALUES TO $97 aweek "Israel," tbe Cabinet said, "will main "They know I have already rejected this. Israel'l liep 01 BelnJt II ca..m, "terrify lIIin!be ceaae-flre In Lebanon . If Ibe enemy Totally," Arat.t said in an Interview with iD," death aDd deItructlGa and illued u Arts/ent"talnment will Violates the ceaae-fire, Ibe IDF (Israel UPf. "They don't know the PaieItiDlu emotional appeal for a "jult" NCOPItIoll Walk in to Ippelr In pile. of lilt Defense Forces) will respond wilb full mentality. I will die In my headquarters. of Paleltinlan riIbts. edltor',' p'o' on leverity. " We will flaht In every street, every plIIle." Mondays and Thurtd.. 11Ioqb Jolla Pall baa fraqlllllUy ap 111(11 EARLY throughout thl aummer· pealed for I peacefal 101utlOll to !be The Idllor'.' PIOI will ISRAEL "RECOMMENDED" tbe ARAF AT SAID he 80UIbt a po\lticallOht Palestinian ntf.. ee problaD that ...... oat FOR BEST Ippear Tuudlyl, Lebanese Army enter West BeIrut and that tion to the avage war with larael, but did of Iarael'1 IIlabIIUmIIIt u a IIItiCJII In alkers SELECTlOILI Wednesd.y. Ind Friel.,.. \be PLO "b.nd over !belr weapons to tbe not elaborate. Former Lebarae Prime lMI, !be remarb 8aday aboat a "JIIIt" MEN'S WOMEN'S CHIlDREN'S SHOES Ind win III r.. ume normal Lebanese Anny." After that, all PLO Minister Saeb Salam told reporten ill recopitloo 01 Pe ....w D "rJabta" .... OlD CAPITOL CENTER. 338-2946 IIv.-d.y.pe; .... lortes "wilbout exception wiU leave Beirut Beirut that Arafat WII seek In , ab IChedUIe .o.'n In \hi ,II. his molt lPIdfie to date. the subject. a======:!J ,... • - The Dally Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Monday, June 28, 1982 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • -SI] Sports BURGER Red Stallion PALACE -To, Lounge WI Sir seed! Gi~der wins by five, Appearing Tues-Sat. be i~1 ~ts mat ll Haynie m,8rk Ham The Billy Spears Band Wlml 121 Iowa Avenue Md but misses record again HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) - For • SPECIALS: Othel with Rochester win Wed. Srial three days, Bob Gilder didn't even Westchester Mon. &Tues . Thurs. ~. TaM think about a record . When be finally PITTSFORD, N,Y. (UPl) - $1. 75 PIIIIIn did, be blew bis chances at one. Classic Sandra Haynie not only won the Rochester 25c .. '-10,...... Am Gilder fell short of the PGA record in At HarrllOn, N.Y. LPGA's Rochester Internatimal International Pfivate Party Accommodations Available. the ID (Pa,70) VIDEO • pairel a tournament, but fired a one-under Sunday, but her record-breaking Exit 242 (I-BO) One block par 69 Sunday to win the $400,000 Bob Glider $72,000 64-63-65-69-261 play also won the support of a At Plttllord, N.Y, '.• Jaege Tom Kite 35,200 86-64-68-68- 286 behind Hawkeye Truck Stop • Westchester Classic by (jve stroltes gallery that had come to back (Pa,72) RENTALS • malch Peter Jacob.. n 35,200 68-62-70-66-268 Sandra Haynie $30,000 72-68-69-67 -276 from 2"/day • over Peter Jacobsen and Tom Kite Wayne Levi 17,800 71).85-67-68-270 three-lime champion Nancy NancyLopez 16,800 69-73-71-69-282 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Oon Pooley 17,600 with a 19-under total of 261. 69-68-68-67-270 Lopez . Holli. Stacy 16,800 70-70-70-72-282 Star Wars ,~ Gilder was cbasing the record total Jerry Pate 14,400 72-68-68-74-272 "I knew the crowd would be for JoAnne Carner 10,000 67-88-75-73-283 J.C, Snead 12,900 67-71).69-67-273 of 257 set by Mike Soucbak at the 1955 Nancy and I told myself it would Jan Stephenson 8,000 73-72-73-68-284 On Golden Pond Jim Colbert 12,900 69·85-68-71-273 Pany Sheehan 7,000 71-72-72-70-285 Texas Open . He needed a five-under 65 Bill Rogers 11,200 89-89-67-69-274 be a factor - that I should put it Pal Bredley 8,400 68-72-72-75-287 Absence of Malice Sunday to tie the mark, and still had a D.A. Wei bring 1 1,200 87-68-71-68-274 out of my mind, " Haynie said af Calhy Morse 5,400 74-70-72-72-268 Family Plot lsao Aokl 8,200 87-72-67-69-275 PaUl Rizzo 5,400 72-68-75-73-288 chance after sinking birdies at Nos. 5, Ray Aoyd 8,200 69-71-66-69-275 ter firing a five-under-par 67 to Private Lessons 6, 7 to go 21-under. beat Lopez and Hollis Stacy by six Sally Unle MOO 69-72-75-72-288 Mark Hayes 8.200 88-89-71).68-275 Lynn Adam, 4,400 74-72-72-71-289 Neighbors "I started thinking about the record Jack Renner 8,200 69-69-68-69-275 strokes. "But the fans are very Barbara Barrow 4,400 71).74-72-73-289 \ PLAYER RENTALS , TOO a little after the seventh hole," said Ooug T_I 8,200 67-7D-71).68-275 supportive and they appreciate Sandra Palmer 3,540 70-75-75-70-290 Gilder, who said earlier be didn 't care George Burns 8,200 71-67-66-71-275 good golf - that won out." Donna H. White 3,540 75-74-71-70-290 about records and just wanted to win The 39-year-old Texan's four Shelley Hamlin 3,540 73-70-71-78-290 Pleasure NOW 9, Janel Col.. 2,980 71-74-74-72-291 NOW SHOWING I the $72,000 first prize. " I felt I could That was the same hole on which he round total of 276 was a Connie Chillemi 2,980 74-69-75-73-291 weekdays 7:00, 9:30 .HOWING ;: freewheel it from there. But the back suffered his only bogey of his second tournament-record 12-under-paJ Palace 2:00, 4:30, Sat/Sun 2:00, nine holes here are very tough and I round. He had five bogeys during the for the Locust Hill Country Cl'" didn't win," Lopez said. "I was 315 Kirkwood was just playing to survive after a tournament. course in the Rochester suburb of 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 more disappointed because I feel 351-9444 while." "This is a fun way to win, being in Pittsford. She remained in control such a closeness for the people front all four rounds," Gilder said. "I of the $200,000 event despite a late here. " BUT HE P ARRED the next seven feel fortunate and happy to play this charge by Lopez . Lopez shot a final -round 72, holes and lost his chance at the record well. I just got hot. The putts went in, "I'M NOT disappointed that I while Stacy had a 69. A~! J on the 47G-yard, par-4 15th, which he and I hit it just as good as I could hit bogeyed after missing a 2G-foot putt. it." --... -,~ 1Il J National League American League Major League Faculty-staff EN6LERT standings standings leaders gog league NOW SHOWING (Night gemes not Included) ..a lng fu.... y night IMgUN W L Pet OS Eaat (Based on 3.1 plate appearances x Oreen league 1IIIiversit,· SI. Louis 42 32 .568 number of game. each team has Stroh/Jenning. - 14 1A: ~ W L Pet OS Montreal 39 31 .557 1 Boston 42 28 .600 played) Morgan/Gerlach - 11 Mal. MON-FRI 1: 30 SChmkttlAndenon - 12'n IlttX Philadelphia 40 32 .558 1 Natlonll L..... Milwaukee 40 30 .571 2 Lumsden/Pietsch - 7 MON-FRI EVES PiUsburgh 33 35 .485 8 Ba~lmore 38 31 .551 3'" g .t> r h pel MII~rlCunnlngham - 3 6:45-9: 15 New York 35 38 .479 6'10 Delrol\ 36 32 .529 5 Thompson, Pit ~ 234 43 75 .321 •• fflce ~~',,~ue Chicago 28 46 .37814 Cleveland 34 35 .493 7\0> Ray, Pit 66 267 39 85 .318 C.rrier/carrier _ '4 SAT & SUN W." New York 33 35 .485 8 Ollver,Mtl 87 250 39 79 .316 Bark/SOder - 12 on sale this wett: 1:30, 4:00, 6:45, 9:'5 AUanta 43 28 .808 Toronto 33 38 .465 9\0> Cedeno, Cln 60 222 29 70 .315 Rubright/Horton - 10 Regular Adm Prices SanDI~o 40 30 .571 2\0> W•• t Pena, Pit 68 219 21 69 .315 Sawin/France - 9 NO PASSES Lo,Angele, 39 35 .527 5 \0> CalHornla 44 29 .803 Dawson, Mil 67 277 55 87 .314 Mount/Gerard - 9 Crail/ Reinhardt - 3 San Francisco 32 42 .43212\0> Kansas City 40 30 .571 2'-il Horner, AU 63 226 43 70 .310 Cincinnati 31 41 .43112\0> Chicago 39 30 .565 3 Jones, SO 64 230 46 71 .309 Blue League • Gemini, E.C. Mabie Brck./Trlnder _ 181.... Houston 30 42 .417 13'10 Seallie 37 .507 7 Stearns, NY 81 237 33 73 .308 38 Wagner /Krumbholz - I,. Saturday'. ,"utt. 31 43 .419'13 \0> Landreaux, LA 59 204 33 62 .304 Oakland Forall/Gray - 10 • Sweet Charity, E.C. Mabie 51. Louis 4, Chicago I, 1st game Texas 26 39 .400 14 A ....rlcan Leagu. CllrklTrank - 11 '.f ~JLhlCD 51. Loul, 2, Chicago 1, 2nd game Mlnne.ot. 18 55 .24726 g.brhpel Siobot/ Lind - 4 Los Angeles 4, Houston 1 Harrah. C1ev 68 257 55 95 .370 Mathews/H.II - .& • Midsummer Night's Dream, NOW SHOWING Sen DI~o 7, San Francisco 6, 15 Inn Saturday'. ,"ultt McRae, KC 68 258 38 87 .337 Sal, Sun 2:15.4:30, 715,930 Ings E.C. Mabie Minnesota 4, Toronto 3 Hrbek, Min 59 230 39 76 .330 Wodnoodor nl..,1 Ieaa ••• Weeknlghis 7:15, 9:30 Philadelphia 4, New York 3, 1st game Milwaukee II, Boston 10 Cooper, Mil 63 259 42 85 .328 Orange league "They're Philadelphia 7, New York 4, 2nd game Baltimore 4, Detroit 1 Yu., Boa 56 202 27 65 .322 Field/Glenn - 18 • Bijou Films, IMU (tickets on here." Cincinnati 2, Allanta 1 Taxas 5, Oakland 2 Herndon, Del 67 255 42 82 .322 HoKonlSlebort - 9 RubrtghlfHlg1 - 9 Pittsburgh 14, Montreal 5 New York 4, Cteveland 3, 17 Innings White, KC 63 227 34 72 .317 sale Vz hour before first film) Thomaen/Flcht - 5 Sunday'. r.... l .. California 6, Kansas CHy 5, 12 innings Carew, Cal 64 234 38 74 .316 KnlghllCalfahan _ a Philadelphia 8, New York 3 Chicago 13, Seanle 3 Paclorek, Chi 64 234 27 73 .312 While league • Popcorn (during films only) Montreal 5, PIUsburgh 2 Sunday'. rNult. Ganlner, Mil 59 194 18 60 .309 Chicago 4, SI. Louis 2 Mason/en.dlme - 11 Toronto 3, Mlnnesola 2 Burton Doyle - 12 Atlanla 2, Cincinnati 0, 14 innings Cleveland 4, New York 3 Slezak/Elbert - 10 San DI~o 4, San FranciSCO 2 BaHlmore 13, Detroit 1 PGA AscrottlOvorak - 10 Los Angel .. 7, Houslon 3 Milwaukee 7, Boston 5 Lilly/Huber - 4 Phone 353-4158 MOnday', garnet California 9, Kansas City 1 money leaders Plnsburgh (Sarmiento 2-1) at Chicago Oakland It Texas, night (Flier 0-2), 1:35 p.m. Chicago at Seattle, night (Through U.S. Open) Thur*y night I",Ye 'Ticket Sale Hours SI. Louis (Mura 5-6) at Philadelphia Monday'. g.m.. 1. Craig Stadler $315,481 Black and gold league (CarHon 9-7), 6:35 p.m. Milwaukee (Vuckovlch 9-2) at Boston 2 Tom Watson 288,748 Plnther/NoIlICh - 16 weekdays 7:00, 9:20 16 Houston (Ryan 6-8) at Allanta (Mahler 3. Ray Floyd 232,209 CaSidy/Mlynord - (Rainey 4-2), 6:35 p.m. SlehbenlfH.ln - 16 NOW SHOWING 7-5). 7:35 p.m. 4. Tom Kite 227,157 Oakland (Langford 5-9) at Kansas Bowera /Aldershof - 13 • MAN HAS MADE . ." .III NBA Draft ______c_0_nt_in_u_ed_'_ro_m_ pa_Q_e_8 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Edited by EUGENE T, MALESKA crowned. But It IS nonetheless solid - their eligi bility for a shot at the NBA ACROSS 54 Armored 8 Corrlda cry S4 Unit 01 thanks to some young blood and a slew dollars. As many as nine may go in the 1 Narrow piece vehicle • Supporter ot a pressure of big guards capable of cracking the first round . • Boutique 55 School-system cause 37 Maneuvered starting line-up. "Because of the underclassmen it's 1. Actress V.l.P. II Place over tactfully or lbompson 58 Fencing sword II Surveyor's adroitly '.'It's the best in the last five years," an excellent draft," says Carl Scheer, Before WIling Til DI,...... concern 41 Eternally says Marty Blake, the NBA 's director . the president and general manager of t. Wert. rad ical lournalisl John 14 Busy place at 51 Facilitate Reed JOined Pancho Vlila 's army Chicago • Upper crust 12 Regimen 43 Gretzky's of scouting. "It's the year- of the big the Denver Nuggets. "It's one of the and cove led the Me.lcan Revotu· 15 Negri of the II Buttonholer 13 Inquires milieu guard . A team can get as good a player better drafts in recent years." lion. This film examines lI1e line sllen~ a A famous Scott 18 Sldn opening ... Row of seats in the second round as it can in the Lenny Wilkens, the coach of the Seat between ob,""tlv. repon ing and II "Trinity" IS Thorny blooms 23 Converse: 41 Spirited mown comrrulmeol DllICled by PIIII first." tle SuperSonics, is not quite so author Slang 47 Phase Leduc. 48 Ann or May enthusiastic. But Wilkens has good 17 Influential 14 Food naUon ~ emporium 4. People BLAKE, WHO ESTIMATES be reason for downplaying the talent 1 Mediocre 25 Admit 51 Building watched 150 to 180 college games last available, His club recently traded a I. Quick look 2 Swiss city ZlWaik projecllon ZI Pl'Ov.of 51 Wife and SiSler year, said there are 35 players who first-round choice to acquire David Canada S Engrossed pridelul\y stand a chance to be drafted in the first Thompson from Denver and does not 4 Anger Z7Corroded of Osiris 211t bas a punch 5 Give lalse 52 Iota round. Last year he estimated 28 first select until the 65th pick. /lne 28 Fall drink round possibilities . "I think the first five picks will be tesllmonr ZI Kingly 53 U.S. leader Z2 Pays for all 'Radluso a • Bellows 51 Egypt's " It's a good draft from the undergraduates," he says. "I don't Harold Lloyd Is a i/ly guy, hopeless Z4 Partner ot wheel II Arrive at via official standpoint of depth," he says. think it's a great draft once you get by around glMs, undl he meelS his dieam and must chase It, and chase swih 7 "Battle Hymn reason initials : \961-71 " Everybody can get a couple of good that. I think the first five, six, seven h. doesl 25 Pseudologlsl .. ."composer .n Erased 57 Peruvian port players." players are outstanding and I think the Mon 7:00 Tu •• 11:00 21 Safe And some will assuredly come from first three have the potential to be ZI Breathed the 12 undergraduates who passed up great players ." UCouslnof balc.ney S4Gamma preceder »Method THE II Caught a wave J7 "Oliver Twist" THE JOFFREY II DANCERS baddle S8 Singer. composer IN PERFORMANCE Anb • Consumer July 8 & 10 at 8 pm 4IWberethe Shah ruled MAKING DANCES & DANCERS SINCE 41 Compel A vibrant display of dance virtuosity, 42 Grand Central, * 1932 • Including a world prem ier, "'~tthe July 8 program Insomniac did 45 Served Robtrt Joffray'. PII d. DNnes Wlll ilm D. Young's Rothko Ch.pel perfectly at Coppelil pat de dlux Wimbledon Thr ..d,'rom Ih. SIring 01 Swing • Royal acldrell 47 Succeeds July 10 program 51 To- (eltlct)y) Ann M.rit DeAngllo'. In Kllmldlfr L.nca W"tergaard'i Fin''', If FIddler'. 8t11d 51 Toddllna LIIII.-Jlni P.... mltr'. Forblddon Fllphlt terror Sir Fridrlck "lI1ton', Monolon., /I A Film Presentation and ledure " .IO/tItt""1$3 ($2 I". for UI .tudlntt). Group ,.t" IVlnlbit. by John Mueller (teaching faculty (or prairie lights Joffrey " Workshop) At Hancher 7:00 pm books Iowa', Showplace "bqt booksl0re \lAthln HANCHER AUDITORIUM , The Unlver.lIy Oilowi Van Allen Lecture Hall No.1 hundred 01 miles" low. Clly, IA 52242 (319) 353-6255 Iowa Residents Only C.II TOLL FREE t ·8002726458 Monday June 28 - C.M. Reg\\ter Free - Public Invited -.,_"..,. __ ...... lor _C_fltN-....._ ...... AooII_, Till UoMrtItw II ..... The Dally Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Monday, June 28, 1982 - P.7 PIRIONAL HILP WANTID "PING LOIT & 'OUND THIS d ..... m_ 1Iou_1' S7 Sportsbriefs Pltnll AI""'. ~~83 7-22 'AlIT- T_ IIISTAUCTOIII Kirkwood Community COllefll DI CHICAGO MICK£n DII.I nMdl part·tIm. InRucton for the UfICIENT. prOftUlonal IyOIng lor tailion LOIT ~ __ ki-. VItJnIIy w.-. Speelll Suy. k.. ,,", following: I ..ch col~' crecUt '- ...... -1"'"' ... IBM Top seeds resume play olyto ...nod beef or palttlml modtm dO_: c~"" 101 Selectric Of IBM Memory (_ _Mann. _coI35l_ eandwlcn and reot/Ye I fr. drink. Room 111 Communications Center musleal IIld ""ow cI\OIr pIoceo; ~JIorI gI_,.,.. firll limo 7125111 St.. COrlMIIe. Cwry oul.nd lteMical thl"er In,tructor to 7" WIMBLEDON , England (UPI) - JlmmyCoonors 01'91\1" tor r-.Hl'. and cover .... POIINCE SrnoJt ,...... _ _Ing. &-2' delilln and IUpoMM ,""Mleal -" I.... Copy CtnItr 100. 338-8100. 7- 11 am deadline for new ads & cancellations seeded second behind John McEnroe and lookinc U; IOf f•• mu"'. ttudef1l..difedlld 21 cot. chiIIf. pol_ l.l8-"71. NEED MONEY? W. buy cll .. ring. production (.'nler). end '1I'1ng 8-28 be in excellent form, is scheduled for his thlrd-rolDld and all form. of gcHd and ,ltver. A & drama; lelCh on. aection oIl18g1 TDI yea.... thllil upet...... for· match Monday against Drew Gitlin in the A CoIn,·SlImp•. CoIltCllbIt.. clllt. Clotlng d .. J\Ify 10, ,"2. "* Un,-111'1 I*rttary ISM ROOM MAT. DUPLaX _W_Ir_d_" •..,:y_P_Jaza= . ____....:.7 -~& COntact p.nonnll 0"'.:.. ~lrk ..ood 501tC1t1c. 338-&t96. 7-27 "be"-IAIE 1>Om _ ,.,..no mort_ 10""'" k_ 10 WAN'nD - ._by_3_ Wimbledon tennis championships, CommuniIY Cologe: 3111-5615. IJj rs Band PlANNING . _diOQ? The _by EOUAL OPPORTUNITY EM · nfl'tHQ S1 00 per doub6e aptced ~r ,,,!.,:::..opl,ll.tlon IIfgo...... , '-'tnpIooo , _ McEnroe is scheduled to playa third-round match _at • • _ Pres. on.. IlItfonaf line. of quality PLOYBl 7~ "'-'11-. against Lloyd Bourne on Center Coort Monday. Invitation. and ecc.llon.. 10-;. _ . Pleaonty. 351-8900. 7-1~ ==:::::======:- dr__ W_/drytr _up CliICOUfIt on Ofdll" WIth present.- • --· .... -ronI Other second-round matches of note include No. 11 b of thiS ad Phone 338-8637 or PAoo~ HIII.llmo AIVEI\ CITY TYPING &alVlCE POI A_ Jt/I/ 0 "" __2GOO 1.. 35'.1.'3 evenlngland weekend.. ReMatch Auistant. Fortran. PUt. ..,.. AvenUil Building, 611 kJwe Thurs. 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