IN THE NEWS Tuesday, Oct. 12, 1971 Still one thin dime Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Surf's up Scads (that's more than seven) of Indians were reported swimming, sun· 01 discovers missing professor bathing and water skiing Monday at both Lake Macbride State Park and the , Coralville Reservoir. Although tempera· tures were cold enough to make a meter maid wear mittens, the cbllly Ehrlich claims leave deni al air didn't phase the frolicking. As one Indian put it, "[t's Indian summer. Hand me that sun tan lotion." Expect more l sunburned Indians today as the temper· atures are expected to skyrocket into 'unreasonable, illegitimate the 60s. The mercury in both the Iowa River and the thermometer will drop By BILL ISRAEL instructor in American studies. "reflected the whole callous that no provision had beee into the 30s tonight. D.ily lowln Univlnity Editor Ehrlich said Monday night he treatment of undergrads In gen· made for a replacement. A University of Iowa profes· had received a "series of let· eral in the department." Sokol noted last week Ehrli~ sor who left Iowa City without ters" from UI officials, the last Asked to respond Monday "had no contract as such an4 permission to pursue research dated Sept. 30 [rom Provost night, Price refused comment, upon his departure ...his pa, Cancellation Heffner, indicating that dismis· saymg the matter has passed was cut off. It's simply • The exhibition of models built from in the Baltimore, Md., area told sal proceedings had been initl· from his hands and Is now the matter of no tickee, III Leonardo da Vinci's scientific and tech· 11M Dilly lowln Monday night he was denied leave by his de· ated. responsibility of the Office of washee ." nlcal drawings which was to be shoWl! However, be said he had not the Provost. , today in the Iowa Memorial Union has partment chairman without Ehrlich has been noted far reason and without the consent been informed that a three·man Sokol said he's made no at· his vocal criticisms of the UI been cancelled because of inadequate committee of VI faculty memo tempt to contact Ehrlich since display facilities. The exhibition depict· of the faculty of his department. administration and his particl· Howard J. Ehrlich, UI profes· bers has teen set up to consid· Thursday, when The 01 first pation in the New University ing the Inventive genius of the noted er his case. '. 15th-century Italian artist will not be sor of sociology, said James L. noted the sociology professor's Conference and other groups. Price, professor and chairman Ehrlich charged that Price. unauthorized leaving. In line with U[ regulations, shown later in the Terrace Lounge "knowing full well I wouldn't either, as originally planned. of the UI Department of Soci­ Sokol said earlier Ehrlich's the three·man investlgatlnt ology, "presented no reasons" be there," instructed sociology request for a leave of absence committee was selected Oct. I why Ehrlich could not take a graduate students to register was denied because It had been by the Faculty Council and II leave of absence to go to students for Ehrlich's course, submitted too late to be con· composed of former chairmet Younker's trial Maryland . "Race and Ethnic Relations," sidered. o[ the Faculty Senate. DES MOINES (,fl - A suit filed hy tIM Ehrlich said Price verbally at fall registration "in an at· He added the 1971·72 UI Committee members include Iowa attorney's general's office charg· denied him permission to leave tempt to embarrass me .. " chedule of Courses, listing two professors Donald B. Johnsoll, '. Ing Younker Brothers Inc., with collect. on or about Aug. 4. Ehrlich A large number of students courses to be taught. by Ehrlich, political science; Jerry J. Kon. ing excessive interest on charge ac. said he requested a written signed up for the course. he had already been printed when ros, zoology: and Dee W. Nor­ counts opened Monday in Polk County statement from Price, and that added, saying Price's action Ehrlich requested leave, and ton, p ychology. District Court. 12 days later - the day after Atty. Gen. Richard Turner told tilt Ehrlich departed for Baltimore ' court In his opening remarks that - Price placed written notice of 500,000 Iowans are overcharged by the the refusal in Ehrlich's depart· department store chain annually. mental mailbox here. Turner is seeking an injunction pro­ Ehrlich said Price's authority Stuit proposes steps 'J blbiting the store from collecting 18 per to refuse leave was "illegiti· I cent interest 011 charge account balances, mate," and that It was the duty lie said state law permits only 9 per of a faculty committee to pass cent interest on such accounts. on such questions. Bennett Webster, attorney for Younk· However, Howard N. Sokol, to cut 'inflated' marks • frs, said, In his opening remarks, that assistant to UI Provost Ray L. Iowa's 102·year-old usury law cited by Heffner, said Monday night the The dean of the University of "AOJ grade on thei r transcripts, semester on a pass·fail basis Turner as applicable In this case, UI Operations Manual requires Iowa College of Liberal Arts although students who received doesn't apply to department store However , the committee that only the department chair­ Monday proposed a measure a " D' would receive no credit ;' charge accounts. voted to allow students to take man and the college dean pass designed to correct what he [or the course and would have a course for a grade, if they've on such issues. terms "inflated grades" being a "W" - withdrawn - record· already taken the same course Price refused aU comment granted at the universltv . ed on their transcripts. pass-fail. Promises Monday night. At a meeting of the college's Finally, Stuit's proposal asks 'l'he committee voted to allow SAIGON I.fl - President Nguyen Van Ehrlich admitted he left with· that more intensive depart· incoming freshman students to Thieu pledged tonight to "bring about out permission either from a Education Policies Committee (EPC), Dewey B. Stult present· mental reviews of grades be take credit by examination Asphalt staircase peace and social reforms for the pe0- duly-eonstituted faculty com· undertaken, and that cour e tests before their summer regis· ple" of South Vietnam. ed a three-point proposal which mittee, which he claimed Price and department chairm~n be trations permitting advanced What might at first appelr te be a suspended staircase, I., In Making his second appearance on na· had never called into seSSion, calls for increaSing median grade distributions, modifying held responsible fat course placement in ome cases before reality, a pllint·on·concrete pedestrian crosswalk by the Univer­ • tionwic\e television since his re-electioll or from administrative o£ficials. grade distributions which vary summer registration opens in sity Hospit,l parking rlmp. This man negotiated the near sur· Dct. 3, Thieu did not announce his for· Ehrlich said he left the uni· the pass·fa!] system, and asks a more intensive departmental from recommended grade dis­ July. reallistic snne yesterdlY aHernoon. - John Avery Photo msl acceptance of a second term but versity on a "last minute" de· tributions. CO/1cluded by stating! cislon to join his wife, who is review of classes that vary from recommended grade dis­ VI students are currently reo i "In the days to come, we will explaln teaching at the University of ceiving higher grades than they to the people our plans for the future." tributions. Maryland, and to pursue re­ deserve, Stuit said. The grade Dan eyes future 'lbieu devoted mo t of his IS-minute search dealing with the atti· Stuit proposed that the com· distributions in some depart,. epeech to a review of the election results tudes of children. mittee raise the median grades ments - which he would oat which, he saId, "confirmed once more He said the research is of in introductory courses from publically specify - do not con· tbat the antl.communist spirit of tbe special Interest to him because 2.20 to 2.31, in Intermediate South Vietnamese people cannot be form to !lis recommended dis· Watermelon man p!ea s of its relation to his special courses from 2.35 to 2.47, and tributions. Ihaken." interest, daycare centers. in advanctd courses Irom 2.50 Tbleu saId the 88 per cent turnout of George W. Forell, EPC com· Carol P. Ehrlich, Ehrlich's to 2.61. mittee member and professor of voters was the highest since the 19111 wife, has a one·year contract at The proposal asks that stu· Nallonal Assembly elections, religion, said he thought a part guilty to sellinp char e -eeeAw the Baltimore campus of the dents who earned an "A" in a of the reason for the recent rise also the 1967 preSidential election which University of Maryland as an pass-fail course receive the The final chapter of the Dan that his business created a pub· l1essmen like himself when he put him in office. In that election the in Ul grade averages is that students are taking courses the Watermelon man story was lic nuisance were dropped. Po­ plE'ad"d guilty to the cha1'go , turnout was 83,7 per cent, of which closed Monday but the protag· lice Court Judge Joseph Thorn· Monday. 'l1IIeu received only 35 per cent bat "pass·fail" they think they may onist promises an epilogue. ton suspended Schabilion's fine " De< pifp how ~ood the case enough to win out over 10 other candl­ do poorly In . Some committee members Dan E. Schabillon, 23. 117 and ordered that his $135 in looked," he explained, "there dates. Midwestern dra't counselor North Linn Street, pleaded guil. bond money be returned. was a chance that I would bl> Tbleu Is scheduled be inaugurated raised questions about the lie· to curacy of composite grade av· ty Monday In pollee court to Schabilion said after the convicted and that wouid spoil Det. 31 for another four·year term. here for workshop, talk erages Indicating that grades one of three charges filed court proceedings that "Dan's it (the chance for similar enter· are "inflated," and members against him Sept. 21 , 22, and 23 . American is now defunct," but prises) forever . If I won the Joseph Tuchinsky, head of the great importance" will be at 1l0ted that pass·fall grades are The charges stemmed from his promised "s memorial poster (city) council might re·write Hughes named Midwest Committee for Draft 3: 30 in the Gold Feather Lounge not counted when composite operation of Dan 's American that will look like a stock cer· the ordinance (governing side. ' WASHINGTON (J! - Rep. !IIdrIIf Counseling in Chicago, is in at the Union. grade points are figured. watermelon and sweet corn Iliicale." walk merchants) to clarify CIrlsolm of New York said Monday she Iowa City today to lead a work· Tuchlnsky bell eve s that Stuit said composIte "pass­ push cart business on the Uni· Schabi1ion, a former UI stu· their posi'ion against any bu i· I'm nomInate Sen. Harold Hughes of shop with local draft counselors "draft counseling has more fail" grades average around 2.6 versity of Iowa Pentacrest. dent, said he will begin selling ness lilte mine." low. for temporary chairman of the and for an open discussion on radical purposes and effects to 2,7, and said he didn't think Through what Schabllion c.D· stock certificates in about 10 He believes that the upcom­ ,)972 Democratic National ConventiOl the draft. than skeptics at either political "Today's students are that ed "essentially a deal ," City days . ing city council election holds I eredentials committee when the national Tuchinsky, author of A Guide pole realize." much more intelligent than Atty. Jay H. Honohan agreed He said each share in the some hope for push care busi­ committee meets here Wednesday. to the Draft, will meet with 10' He thinks "the goal of the tho e of 10 years ago!' to drop two of the charges if non·existant company will cost nesslT'en. Ms. Chisholm, a national committee- cal counselors from 9:30 unt1l good draft counselor is to en· Earlier, the committee clari· Schabilion pleaded guilty to one "a quarter or 50 cents" but "With the election Nov. 2 and 1oman, said another contender, PatricIa 11:30 a.m. in the Union's Miller courage the man he counsels fied the college policy of per· of two "selling merchandise on promised that the "Dan's Amer· the possibility of a new coun· &berts Harris, has served with dis· room . to make his own decision, to mitting students to re-take the street" charges against ican, Memorial Issue" will be cil," Schabilion said. "there is tinction in govermental posts but Hugh· His public address, which win seize control of his own destiny, courses for better grades. him . a "work of art. . .something to a good chance for clarification es Is "a man whose dedication to fair Include details of the new Se­ to resist the pressures to col1- Currently, if a student takes The young merchant-defend· frame." of the ordinance in favor of an play stands unquestioned." lective Service Act and what he form to other people's ideas of a course·pass·fail, he may re­ ent admitted that charge, so a Schabllion said he was look· enterprise such as Dan's Amer· • Congress' only Negro woman member terms "an announcement of what is right or expedient." take lhe course the following similar one and one alleging ing toward the future of busi· ican." said she has received support from hlack leaders across the nation for Hughes in the position which is considered cent1'll .0 reform and broadened participation in the national convention. Former senator Eugene McCarthy Monday endorsed Hughes. Professor charges sex bias McCarthy said the appointment of anyone else would create "grave doubts" Iy ANN SCHRAEDER "The lack o[ doors on . "Wait a minute while I go that the party was serious about re­ Dlily lowln Stiff Wrilar stalls in men's rest rooms think about it" was the first forming the permanent rules of the eon­ The little old grandma who is an old practice,'" said male student's reply. Min­ vention. smuggles toilet paper in a George Larsen , assistant di­ utes later, returning in a 'I t.v. commercial probably rector of the UJ physical nush of inspiration , be said, wouldn't be too hanpy with plant. "However, it's not po­ U Perhaps I feel more se­ Sis-boom-bah David L. Schoenbaum, Ul licy for u n i v e r sit y rest cure with no doors on the DES MOINES fA') - Drake University history professor, who lifted rooms anymore. Every new stalls because I know I ttudents taking a "skip day" to cele· the lid on an instance of sex installation on campus does won 't get a toe tapper or a brate lhe school's 28-0 weekend football education on the UI campus. provide doors in both rest whistler next to me. Plus I Victory over the 1,Jniversity of Northern Prof. Schoenbaum raised rooms." know I won't get any notes lowa invaded the Stalehouse Monday. the charge of discrimination HI really don 't know the passed to me under the Some 200 students tastefully festooned before the [ow a Civil Liber· reason for no doors on sta ll 's wall like last week In ~e railings in the Statehouse rotunda ties Union local chapter men's rest room stalls," the library." with toilet paper and bad a pep rally. meeting Sun day alleging Larsen added . H[ guess Most other male students To the lune of head-throbbing drums there are doors on the stalls somewhere along the way questioned were not can· and the echoing strains of brasses, the in the women's rest rooms someone felt ladies should cerned. However, one man "tudents chanted "Beat Tampa" as while there are no doors on have more privacy than said he felt not having doors cheerleaders dispol'ted themselves in the the stalls in the men's rest men. " was depriving because there Statehouse basement. rooms in Schaeffer Hall. Monday afternoon found a is less space to write ob· The din from the rally penetrated the Schoenbaum felt the inci­ Dally Iowan reporter sta· scenitles on. .rflOm where the State Executive Council HMen just don't seem to was I"eeting, The council quIetly asked dent could have come under tioned outside of the rest civil liberties issues of equal rooms in question prepared care about privacy as much he S ' a'~h u ~e >:eclIl'ity corps to mlng\e protection, freedom of as­ to plumb reactions to Prof. as women do" was one com· wi h the ~ uQen! to make sure no prop­ erty damage was done. sembly, or other constitu· Schoenbaum's sex discrim· ment from the female side The Drake Bulldogs will meet Tampa tional provisions. ination charge. of the issue. Saturday. r Bartel's r theory of self-reiection By RICHARD BARTEL LeHers to my leaders I have a problem. One of the most Did, '1.\00 hticaI bullshil about protecting your beautiful women In the world Is my Pre Ideol wife , bu she won't let Me take a photo 10 chIld! n from the Red pmL from 01 her. All the jlhotos I have managed , Dear Dick, erula\emenl by th t e\il pectre to sneak In turn out lovely but she pra- Your cherne won't ,·ork. You'v~ Communi m won't make it. You 01- te ts that she appears ugly in the photo Just one too far no\\. It's tlmost fer u! onl~' en lavern nl h\· the dol­ and "anti me to destroy it. As 1 thought 0\ er lor ,ou. lar, the .\meril'our rlf. rather thiln pre· Jf being an merican is being I derstand what is happening. In sh'lrt, ene them. It' tlrt'd of \\itchlng tnl tworthy machine, then no thlinks. ] 've developed "Bartei's Theory on Self· rejection in Photographs," ) ou u e its tax money to fut'l • war. 11 bt"tng an mtrican is d tro 'ing As I recall. a cou ple of y e 8 r sago. rather than u in it to provide all ptoplt \\ ho artn't. tht"n no thanh. Johnny Car on had a weird demonstra· tupa ers \ th a decent life. Your If being an American is beUe\ing in tion on his "Tonight Show." He display. time iJ up. ch mp. and It's all gonna ·OU, then no thmlu. ed a photo of his face and then display· f start coming down on ·ou. ed two photos. each with hi s face sym· Your nt'\ economic polil'ie are metrical about the center. One of the * * * A civilization photos displayed his face symmetrIcal lu t "ell. The only \\ ay to keep Frank mile with the right side of his face and thE • 'our regime all\e i to lock u! Into Iowa City Manager other photo was symmetrical with the ' an Inflationary ~ituatlon; an ~ra Dear Frank, Te the Miter: left side. Thl afternoon I was driving In down­ \ here b la~ price art' high and )t' reaUv I til thAt VOU'VI' finallv in between The amusing observation was that thE aJar) hike are prohlbllrd. Cood town Iowa CIty to pick up 'Om~ grocer­ three photos (the original and the two roml.' to a~d called Pollct Chief Pat. ie when bicycU t ran through red By JOHN F. GILGUN make sen e to me. Iy Imagination could luck coO\incln)!; the American work:· a a symmetrical ones) appeared to be 01 " rick J. \fcCamey on the' cRrpet. 1t light and ml d colliding with my car All right. so you're ah average mid­ not encompass It. "Tr, again! Get In three different people . Of course. the er with your Peopl 'Army rhetoric. i defjnitel~ not in thl.' public Inter· by approximately 3 or 4 inches. This Is dle-aged American male. The last two there and try!" myoid man cried. But two symmetrical photos were somewhat Jt just ain't gonlla work. t. t for an IndJvidual \\ Ith the man­ not the fir t time this has happened tn books you read were Sill' Mer.,.r In the why? It didn't make any sen e. He took comical and bore a strange resemblanc~ 1 \\'ould hal e thou~ht mo t peo­ power and we pon,! at his dispo al me but it was the clo est I have ever tenth grade (hated the m.... ·f .... r) me to ee the Bear. play. We 8at In row 10 Car on's physiognomy , It was ea~lIy ~( come to a pos~ible collision with II bi­ and How t Mid •• Million Dollars In the Z. seat no. 38906. "What do you think of ple would hll\'e becomt' Aware of to be II. reclu e. 1 thin\. \\ all ell" concluded that a person's lace was nI)l Stock Market back around 1958 it?" he 8 ked. desperalely. "I don 't your plot wh n you ~tarted pend­ cycle. The Incident left me so shook up symmetrical after other similar demon· ervr to know WhRt'~ going thrQugh J had to stop Ihe car in order to calm (the buck and a quarter you spent for It know,' I answered. "It looks like a lot strations were offered. ing their ODS, But thr merlcan hi mind. If anythIng. down. was highway robbery .l The last movie of fat men pushIng each other around With this conclusion in mInd , I can· ~ . capitali t - thro two-legged creature Pl'rhllp~ \ htn ou finall\' rom!' to At this point I wani to make clear I you saw was Sty.., Bridgtl to Cross on the grass and jumping up and down ccdl'd that I am much happIer with my whicb car $ more for dollar than fully and hir a n II' polic chil'f. have nothing against bicycles. As a mat­ with Tony Curtis. at the Alhambra on each other I' My father n ver took me appearance In R mIrror thM In a pho- Theater in Somerville, Massachusetts, to a football game again. Trouble was , Ufe - 15 an Imen Itive creatme. In· you'll find one who Pllts first thing. tcr of fact when my hu band and I can to, As much lime as my Wife utilize! afford them we plan to get a couple. I the day you went truant. The Little if you weren't Into the my lique In tho e the aid of a mirror to prepare hersell " deed, It \Yun', until you had to play fir~1 and who Is more interested in Woman. Betty. dragged you to a play days, there was nothing el e to do except would ju ( like to 8. k all bicyclist to for the day. she appears to accept her· 111 your card.. - that America ran romhBting organized rrime than chil· once - WII. it South Pacific or the tank­ sit soml'whcre away from the trampling out of tricks - that 'ou hit them plea ob crve the treet slgns [or their self in a mirror also. But. aha, dlleSh't di!.h ... andalhm. Perhaps \ou'lI hire town version of Never Too Lite with that leet and stare into space. the mirror reverse the features of your own saf ty I well as the afety of auto­ That was twenty years ago. Now, In where it hurt. mack dab in the a ptrwn with II. rl' I nSl' of Jaw n­ mobile drivers. At the time this happen­ dame who used to play Blondle In the lace. The left side of your face appear! checkbook. You've done your elI In. fIlcks? - but you got loaded and passed 1971 , there's stili nothing to do. If you forcemtnt prforftit and thE' gllh to ed I had my 3 month old on In (he car. (lut before the second act. don '1 sub cribe to the mystique, except to be the right side In the mirror Image Dick. Your tactics wert' bad. stand lip to you ",h~n it coml's to 8 colli~lon with a bicycle might not have and visa· versa. You can't cook and have people over it omewhere away from the trampling Could It be that one gets Rccusfom,d Yes. your time is almo t up. Dick. exerct Ing tho e prlorilie . hurt mt' but god only know! what would for dlnnrr, since that kind of activity Is r 'et t people keep thundering back and You're we ring thin. and th people have happened to hIm. forth bctween the rcligerator and the to seeing oneself in reverse (or back· Thl i all econd·hand. untru t­ re erved lor effete Ell t rn snob . and wards. flip-[Joped. etc.) and therefore reo are seeing right through YOU. You On that ame day, traveling dnwn­ besides , your taste runs to a wiener on t.v., gelling cold beer), staring Into worthy rumor, but rumor from peo­ jects the Image as others see oneself In don't stand for us. you ~hlnd for you. town. T ob erved the followinll violations Butternut Bread with lots oC mayonnaise space. r keep hearing myoId man shout. ple who were I arr in It position to made bV operators of bicycles: a girl reality. Could It be that one Is Uvina And, when It', Rotten to thl' point on it. Anyway. you hate your neighbors "Get in lhere and murder the bums!" know thl' faels. Thev tell me Mc­ drivinll down the oppo. ite wayan a and they return the sentiment. since Through myoid man '8 voice, Charles in a dream world when considerlnll of 'ou asking .11 of u, to land up Camey, slthough ht i, an avid ptf- one wav treet, a man drivlnl{ across you 've threatened to beat·up on most 01 Darwin and Herbert Spencer finally ar­ one~elf's appearance and accepts an image that is not known by the rest 01 I'h leaJly and economically for you ooal rru .der for ('urbi ng drug the middle of II very bu y street with Ihem at one time or Imother. An achve rived at City Park no. 12, But J ta lked t nd yours. th game', ov('r. If! time Cllrs stoPPlOg In both direction., II mlln sexual life after the age of. say, 30. is to an anthroplllogi~t the other day and the world. abu e. cannot align hi force to tlo This certainly could eltplain why ont driving through 8 stop ign. All of these something granted only to some mythi­ he clul'd me In to ~omethlng new. w m""e 110nl; Lt'. ttme w find du.. to premlre from you. th is uncomfortable eeing a photo of one· tomenne who will .pend our tu vIolations took place In the downtown cal fo'ronchman. who wears a straw hat Apparently American lndlans play ball Citv Council. Ihl' mavor and other dIstrIct. and twirls a cine like Maurice whal '5- In [he summertime for fun . Just for fun! stlf even when others say It Is a good • dollars with our interest in mind. employes. tell mt" thE'rt is photo that flatters , This elplanation ci~ 'MlC'y I 5pokf' _!th 8 policeman to ~~ what his-name. And bowling Is only for They don't even bother to keep score I I know you might ft'el like I a lot of pre ure on the chief to kl'I'p Tuesday nights, and It sels harder and KIds play with grownups, and everyone needed some testing In the field, be sUige~ted a motori~t do In Rltuallons I caught my wife putting on the finish· I wounded father \ hen you read all tho f' ptI.Tking and p t'ding tickets W8! harder to see those pins after six. seven, laughs a lot, and no one punches anyone such as the~ . He said therr rullv Ing touches to her face and hair before this, Dick, but you\'e bel'n on a fa­ coming, A lot of pre\sure 10 rhtlrge nothing we could do e~cept take down maybe eight bears. So what do you do else in the mouth afterward8, and no with your free time? You watch profes- on(' has to check the World Almanac in the mirror one day. As soon as she ap­ ther hang·up all along. All th t po- peopfe with city ord ioance violations thl' IIcen e plate number. givl' It to them peared happy with her hand iworlt. Ire· and they could go out and talk to thl' innal football games on l.v. the middle of the lifth inning to prove rathtr than statt" .~tatlltl' "iolatiom quested that she sm il e at me in the mlr· person. TruLhfuliv. I would like to see Some people have said that we Amer­ he's right about how many times Ted hecame the ritv th!'n re('eive .~ mor!' icans are into a new Decline of Rome, Williams was given a base on balls 111 ror. Quick a~ FIRsh Gordon. J whipped Tb. Daily Iowan the people work this one out thl'mse\ves out my camera and snapped her pic· of thl' finl' \1 hen the C'har~cd ind'!­ by simply respecting each oth r's rights watching the gladiators devour the Lions 1947 . After the game (or when everyone and the Christians But thai's not Lrue. gets tired). they sit under the trees and ture before she knew what W88 happen. MemWPI vidual is found guiltv bv a police on the city streets and not Involve the Tom Wal&b I'''' Editor We're simply sitting in Lhl' den. in the drink beer thaI's been cooling in big ing. After the photo was developed, I lIanllY tY'n. ·ow. Editor rourt jnn!!!' who i. a city r01rlo~ · r. police. So please let's work thi8 thing 8W tarael . Unlutilly EdltlJt E-7, Rocker. with oUt guts pressing buckets with ice in them. lI's all fun! showed it to her to note her reaction. Kevin McCormlU, . .. CII ·Counly Editor Worel h Patri(·k J. and hi~ for('e out befor omeone Is permanently In­ A [suspected, she not only liked the D. )( , alike .. Edlto.lal PIC'. Edlto. jured or maybe even kill d, I don't Against our 100 ned trou, frs, watchIng Well. okay. But J suddenly remember­ Keith Gillett . . Dorta Edlto. h;l1(lI" hall' Rny timp at all to Fight football games. Well . I'm not going to ed a line from lin old Warner Brother's photo bu said It was the best one ever Alike ~IcGre.tJ ... .. f.atu", Editor think 1 have to trll you the odds for a takl.'n of her. John AveO' .... , Chl~ PhotoJrlpher thilll!s Iikr hl'roin traffic and or~an­ bicycll t in an automobile-bicycle canJ­ knock it. ince it· the main component gangster flick out of the 40's: "You play 010' Drlke ...... A.L Director in the fantasies of perhaps eventy per bali with us, buster. and you'll do okay! Bei ng plea ed that [ succes8fully con­ I rlln ChlPIIIU AlSOt, port Editor i?ed tlll"t rings between writin~ traf­ aion. SbeUey blku AISOC, future !dltar cent of [he men in this country But I If you don't play ball with us, you're du cted the experiment to verify a 8US­ k lehnl Kine AlSoc. ~'cature Editor fic and [lIIrkinJ!; tickets. Word is th!' Ott Brennem'iI wonder why this country doesn't giYe dead!' Is there anyone on the planet who peeted conclu ion. [ explained the plte- 1'1I.lIshM by IIlI0ln, "ubllell ... ",. tn~ ., 10. S. Summit temmllntcalten, C'nler, lowl City. I'WI '22'140 clrte Hvt' hureau i\ so hll '! givin,l'( you anything else to do. would not recognize that statement Im­ 001i1enon 10 my wiCe so tha t she could lilli, ••e'" '"lvroll,s, 'undl,', HolldlY. Uti' ",1I4.,s• • 1" .fter ,.,.1 Htll d.ys ,nil lectures In jlTade . ('hoof s that iL is Football is a mystique . )f you ub­ mediately a~ an American statement? more euily accept having her photo­ ••" of Unl.. rolly Vlull.". 1"".. 41 IS .... To the IIb.rt.rl." SPI board : ,nd ell.. ml'ler II 'h.... , 'IfIn " low. not frl'1' to do milch hard-core (or cribe to that mystique. it will carry you The threat of coercive violence is there. graph taken, She agreed to consent to . tlty II..... tile A., .. C,,,.,"' of Mlrch 1. At that time ereral years llgn when Ihrough many a grim fall and winter. And playing ball this way isn't fun. It's all the photos [ wallt - as long as they e\·tn soft-('Or(' ) police work. Word my feet happened to walk the hallowed "". ".. n~ P. H.. II '"btls"', If you don't subscribe to that my tique, "~eriou8 buslne s." America must be are hot through a mirror. J .... , L. "wffmln, ·&;I"w.is"" Olm"r is that int"l1ig,mt. ~oung, f'eluC'atl'd grounds of the great ba~lIon o( intell ect­ Je,ry "If, ...., ~I", M.nl", you can always throw yourself in the about her "serious business," to para­ That brings us to "Bartel's Theory of J_ Cen'''', cl'evl ...... MlIttf8' patrolm!'n BrI' nt'\ f'r the Olll' to re­ ualism - the University of Iowa - I river. "Get in there and compe te!" my phr8~e the ell' Testament; and if her Self-rejection hi Photographs." T, !tie ... , was lead to believe, most! v (rom mouth­ n,t DIllY lowl/! II wrHleu Illd edlled ~ ceive promotiom. Worel i, th I th father shouted at me. when 1 WIIS five "serious buslne s" involves a 101 of fa t the sublect of In flhelogrepll, eIther tillt Itudelill 01 'I'll. Unlnrll\f ef le"l. Op inion. Ings of my professors. the university "118 years old, pushing me toward the thrash· the photogreph through I Im_n hind Hille d In the dltorlll colUftlnJ of IlII rl'sultanl p trolm n'. frustration are men pushing each other around on the JlJI!Ir are IhllH 01 Ibl "nltra. a pace setter In the realm of JlIlbllc If­ ing. milling mob on the patch of gra s . t global grass and jumping up and down mi,.,..,. held In front .. the elmer' .r Til..... _11 ...... II .ntltltd to til• • t. rr-gularly vented through unne('e­ fai r. elu.lve \IH fot ttpubllullo" In local I w'lI City Park no. 12. Bu t the game didn't on each other ...\Veil , who's to blame? ro.,en. tile negttl." when d.v.loplng. U I U AP new. and dllpllellel. arv £orC('. Even at that lime 1 uspecled there ."""Ilttl," .I"S: B1 ..rrl .r In 10"1 CII1, If Patrick J. McCamt'y isn't elo­ was more mouthing than actual prac­ 115 per yur In Idvance: III montll., ,,; thru ing wllat he should, {If'rhaps the tice, and now that 1 work for the real 1II.lIth., ~ . 50 . All 111.11 .u"""pUOft.l, .10 pt. , ...: lIS month., 112; lllrM ..ohlll •• 11.50. hlame rests with vou, tlll' O18\'or. world press, my notion is further con­ A glimpse into the year firmed. Of,' U, ... '91 frOIll noon to m1t1lmbt to re- the C'Ouncil and all ~ther unqualified ,ort n.... Iltl'lli aM Innounc.llleJ1U In Tho Even .". lurllngton H.wk·Eye Is Dally 10w.1I. Edlto.'" office•• tt III the Com­ person~ who make police bu Ine ! lIlunl.IUan. C.nter. farther ahead or the time. Even we pub­ tht'lr hu. ine . lish tho ~ supposedly unpubli~hl!ble IMlt UHHJ II you do not r.c.IYo YOUI plp8r by 7:30 I m. Every .lrort will be midi Wake lip. Frank. Your time i~ lip. ob cenities. I find it downright embar­ to cotr.ct til. .rror ",1111 the ned I til. 2001 ra~ Clrelll'L1on 0111'0 hauro ..I ' :30 to JL UII. Co straight Rnd do what you bOllld, ing having the stud en pre s at my "mid., throu,h Frldl,. alma mater behind the "establishment" or get the hell out. By KORTNER NYGARD inactive group or citizen8 who are assur­ food, pot and pota, Tn.. t e ••, Board 6! Sludtnt PUblicI 110M, newsgatherers. for the Int.m.tlon.1 Leegue ed of their own impotence. 10 .: WUlJlm llml, Scllool of JaurnlUun, K.r.., S. GoeII tlrman; Jud) Ament, A3; John Bald ..,". M; for Pu" .nd Frttclom With that bacxground you are pre­ George Wallace Is People's Represen· ~OU"I !brun,er. Deplrtment of &pot." Daily 10WI Editorlll pared to take the qui~. Answer yes or no tatlve and editor of the only newspaper ,. . n~ Dr~mlllc Art· G."'le For.lI, School 'If Religion: Gr., Ifell.,.. A2; David choenbluln. stiff 1'10 Our nation is faced with burning Is­ to each of the following . For greater ac­ in the US. Dftolrlnlent 01 HI tory: Ron Zobel. A3. tl Burlington H.wk·Eye, Ollld.; Robert T. HUton, OW.. of Publl. sues, and it appears that things will curacy. take the quiz after the city coun­ 11 lnlOJ IlIltlon 1'71 turn in one of two directions : a rally cil election. Martha Mitchell is serving her lourth from the brink of di aster or a plunge 1. Will you know the po8l11ons of th~ term i the nalion Is run on a lalYnorder ,. Into the ces pool of nallonal entropy. candidale in the city council election? basis; Montana is the federal prison . Do you want to avoId the suspense and 2. Are you allowed to regi9ter and 20 aggravation of putting up with all of the vote in lowa City? Ralph Williams Is President and Chuck hassle o( the next 30 years in order to 3. Will you vote in the city coundl Acri is Speaker of the House. ' find out how it a1\ come out? primary? 21 . In this age of frozen, pres urll d mir­ 4. Will you vote In the city council John J, Ona88is is PresIdent of the acles . we have the beauty ot anOLher in­ election? United Stales of Peloponnesia and Amer­ stant answer: a simple self-administered To get your score give ourself 1 point ica and the Colonies of Mars. questionnaire that can give you a quid! for a "Yes" on I. , 5 points for a "Yes" 22 peek at the last li ne of the chapLer. on 2.• ]0 points for a "Yes on 3., and 20 General Motors owns t.he U.S. due to Here is how It works. Each Individual points for a "Yes' on 4. failure of the populece to be able to add In a culture is unique in his or her sum Prediction !lor The Ye.r 20011 co~recUy , total of thoughts and acllons. yet ~ Score Outcemt of US Hlatory 30 hares a common pool of motives and o ~ope Carl McIntyre is ChIef JUstice, beliefs with those of the surrounding General Ky Is Imperial Wizard and appointed by R. NIxon III his third t~rtrt culture. In a sense, then, each IndIvid­ Supreme Sovereign of the United Klans prior to the purchase of tlie U.S. by the ual can erve as a barometer of the of America; there are no race riots and, Federllted Republic of the Middle Bast. f • broader current cullure. Assuming that Incldentally, no whites. 31 Ihe present determines the future, your 1 B.F. Skinner's dllughler Is the second anawera to this questionnaire provide Cardinal Pat Boone Is Holy Ellchequer woman PresIdent of the US (follOWing you with a hazy glimpse at the outcome of Utah. which Is surrounded by the Bella Abzug) , smokers felture movies of our present mess. The outcome Is de­ world's largest landfill - extendlnllfrom of artificial insemination, the U.S. has termined by the mood of the Individual the Rockies eastward , and from the withdrawn from world politics and is al­ characters In the dram,. There Is no Sierras west. most entirely automated. Nhtonilln devel caiJslng our ilis j he Is 5 37 CBUlIed by u , He Is but the offsprIng of David EI ~en hower Is emperor of New utopia: the world is run by Fetiell I " a culture whose members are content 10 England i the rest Is being fought over Rubin, Freddie McGovern Jose Shavez, thInk that their single voices Ire Insignif­ by the blacks lind the IndIans. Dekter King , and Carrie Nation Nader. Icant, IJ1d who act Iccordlngly. An un· 6 There are no laws because none are nec- responSive, busJnesa-orlentecl cIty and god SUck and her consort Amerlka essary, and the governing coalition haS • national goverrunent Iprln8* from the Holfman-Sllck lire mayors of New Amer­ no r~af power. There Is no hUnger or un- I .. 'I'LL NEID YOUI HILP ON. THIS ONII' ... lola 01 a powerful bllliow lobby and III lb. Everyone'. income iI $17110 pilla Irtt happiness ..• ". DAILY IOWAN-lew. City, lew_1',,"., Get. 12, 1971-1'.,. , 'Questionnaire stems from local practices- ICLU to survey jail policies Feeble The locally based unit 01 ~'1e prisoners bave limited mail divlduaI prisoner getting only Scbnelder said prisoners sign Iowa Civil Liberties Union will and visit~g p.rivileges. 110 to 20 minutes of visitation a card when they enter the jail send questionnaires on jail polio Shed salild prllsontewlr here can eacb week. that autborlzes censorship of . h ff I' sen rna on y ce a wee k Onl be f th th . '1 If tb d . eagle cles to s erl s In 15 rune·coun· and all mail both to and from y mem rs 0 e prison- ell' mal. ey 0 not Sign ty area. prisoners,' ~ censored by the er's immediate family or per· the card their mail Is beld fllr Dr •• J.m.. I. WIle ..... Ueft) The action was decided on sheriff's department officials. sons approved by Sheriff May. them to receive when released. Sunday after Pres. Hanna We· 1 Visiting hours at the jail are nard Schneider are allowed to He said censorship Is neces- Ind John C. Relt.nbt..,... It ton told the directors of the limited to 1 to 3 p.m. on Satur· visit, Ms. Weston added. sary to prevent drugs from be- th_ Daket. Zoo hI Iltm.rek, Hawkeye Area Chapter of the day afternoons for all visits, Ms. Schneider said Sunday that Ing mailed In and to stop es- union that Johnson County jail Weston told the group, with in· visiting hours are 1 to 4 p.m. cape information from going N.D., remove a ....1 "" frtm _ an hour longer than Ms. out. However, mail to attorneys th. winl of • gold.n ..... MIlt Weston's figures - and do not and mintsters Is not censored, apply to ministers and attor· he said. til the 1l1li fre," Callft"". wifII Television Tonight neys. Prisoners are allowed to He said the visitation limits • broken WhIg. "...... lIt· Tuesday, Oct. 12 I "Western Civilization" on make telephone calls on Wed· are needed because of lack of "Monkeys, Apes, and Man" 'The Greeks ." 'MIis program, nesday afternoons. facilities and manpower . • t.lled the pin abtut t w e Is a National Geographic So· mad e in Europe. has the . .-______~------... month. ago. leo eHlel.l. say ciety special about the lower G r e. e k s themselves recreate the bini I•• Im ..' art.",.. prlmates. 6:30 on WMT. th'eir strivings. debates, and fly 'I.in, but prtbaltly I. ... FUm: "A Taste of Evil" Is a accomplishments. 8: 30 on made· for· television suspense KIlN. fame til turn I..... drama concerning a woman I "Classical Movements." film· who is the target of someone ed in Des Moines. describes the ,attempting to undermine her three seperate movements of sanity. 7:30 On KCRG . . "The A d v 0 cat e s" debale the program. each dealing WIth "Shouid a state refuse to nego. a different aspect of classical Hate with prisoners for the reo performance. 9 on KIlN. lease of hostages?" 7:30 on "Dick Cavett" begins a ser· The way to buy the insurance KUN. ies of programs devoted to one ----.------~---~------individual per night. Tonight. you need but may feel you can't afford UI Symphony inaugurates season i :~~~i:G~;~;; For Further Information, Calli Dav. Lansing Vern Smith Wednesday with Mahler's 'Sixtll' ~:~;1;~~'~\~~ Bob Morgan AI Carr buildings of Brooklyn's Bed· 351-4795 The University of Iowa Sym· be little question. Dixon's un· flect bls later discoveries and Ilerian transformation of woe I distance from a conception of fo~d·Stuyvesant sec~on, young phony Orchestra Inaugurates u~ual .talent lies precisely in interests. into wonder, or Herculean ' such scope which alienates us c~lldren under Project Weeks­ its 1971.72 season Wednesday hiS ability to engineer a work Mahler himself considered Istruggle into heavenly bliss, the Ifrom its "spiritual" heights ~Ille are finding .artlfacts which evening in the Union with a of such temporal and expres· the Sixth to be both "enlgmat. awesome combat of Romantic and which aggravates Its weak. · hnk them to thell' 19th century 'Mteran~ Against the War Women's gym hours are 7 to I International House will hold Isay ," Even a beautiful .stint by nCht. ~l O~a '=''':~::I'S;~U ~o 'ill hold a meeting aL 7 p.m. 9 p.m. Tuesday through Fri. an organizational meeting at Bubara Harris a~ 8 singer as j t'dnesday in the Union Minn· day, and 10 a.m , to noon Sat· 7:30 tonight In the International neurotic a~ Georgte, and. Gros-, FEATURES AT 1 :35 · 3:3~ 5:29 ·1:31 ·9:33 ,.ota Room . A new chairm~n urday. Volleyball , basketball, l House. Ratification of the new bard 's F ~ 0 ~Irector TANGY 1111 ~e elected and plans Will billi.ards and table teMis are con tIlullon, po sible election 1,... ______,... ,. ,discussed :or the six-slate available. lof a managing committee, and THE CRISIS CENTER eglOnal meetmg of Veterans this year's program wlll be Som.body care •• gainst the War to be held Oct. SENATE discussed. Foreign and Amerl. CHEESEBURGER p.17 In Mankato, Minn . Student Senate will hold an can students and citizens with Every "ay 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. SINGLES CLU8 open meeting at 7 tonight in the international interests Ire wel- 351-0140 100% Pure Beef NOW - ENDS WED. The Iowa CIty Single Club Harvard Room of the Union. Ico~m~e~. - _____. -ii-••-i-i -:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; WEEKDAYS 7:15 & 9:25 ,ill meet at 7:30 tonight at the olonial Lanes for putt· putt and 'TERROR WAITS FOR YOU pol. Thursday's meeting is at THE HOT NUTS Reg. 28¢ IN EVERY ROOM IN ••••• , p,m. at the Alrliner. c ARE COMING MEDITATION A second Introductory lecture THURSDAY, OCT. 14 - TWO SHOWS b transcendental meditation ONLY IiJI be gtven at 8 tonight in Advanc. Tickets on Sal. ecture Room One or the Phy· cs Research Center. ••lIery 117 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY

AIfS CLlII 117 S. ctlnton Oct. 12, 13, 14 'nIe American Field Service GET ~FS) Club wID meet af 7 to- I 19h1 at the International Cen. Ir, 2!!t North Cllnton. All are GIRLSI GIRLSI GIRLSI elcome. REP. .. ISPIRO TO AMATM GO-GO CONTIST IVII., ]SPfRG win meet at 7:30 to­ TUESDAY NIGHT AT ':00 ' .M. WEEKDAYS 8:00 ONLY Ig~l in the Yale Room or the " nton. . A story of love. .very ,irl that 0.1. ,10.0' " In"" Rimed by David Lean $10.... TO THE WINNER I I~cGovern urges WANT tn the lmlnge Tues., Wed" 'nlurs., Sat. ~S[§E] Vixon to pass over HENRY/S BEEF-N-BURGER ADS LARRY BARRET on the Guitar I Daughter yrel for high court Across From Pentacrest IE11'IXXlIIR wll.FEA A\NMlI:N. MOMG WASHINGTON (1\ - Sen. 353-6201 SPORTSMAN'S LOUNGE WI SlRYf IItfAKFAST 7 A.M. RATED 'GP' rge McGovern, in a state· 312 lat Avenue, Ce,.."'"" NOT RECOMMENDED ent his office caned a "clari· FOR CHILpREN . gedation" President of earlier Nixon comments Monday, riiii';=:=::::~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;; 1~;~;;;~~~;~~~~~;~_~~~~_;;; _____ ~~~~~~~~~~ t to nominate Sen. Robert C. yrd, (D·W. Va.) , to the U.S. preme Court. McGovern aid if he were ected President he would HAMM'S ON TAP SPECIAL MACUNAIMA ver make any uch nomina- D. 9c a glass with purchase of any pina, c(inne, or sandwid McGovern said be would not "JoaqUlm Pedro de Anar.o.·s MA~UNAIMA II ake a final decision on how OHer Good Monday- Friday, Od. 11 to Oct. 15. ,"ily the mo.t startling of the films shown at th4 would vote on a Byrd nomi­ C.nllll Film Festiyal: the first Brazilian "pop" tion until Senate hearings on Featuring pizza, spoghetli, broosted chicken, bor*u. rib., steak., folk musical, stylized, surr.al, I biting and pas, ch a nomination were con­ siona" tragicomedy of whitis, blac:ks, and abori. gourmet solads and landwiches, and kiddie dinners. ded. But, be said, It is evl­ gines, with some of the molt grottsque and eJ(. nt "tbat Sen. Byrd bas a trlvagant sequ.nc ...f the festIval." THE VIL. ~avy burden to overcome." HOURS : 4 p.m. " 12:31 ...n. SUNDAY thnuth THURSDAY LAGE VOICE (from CIIIMS Film Festival). "His nomination would be Ighly devisive - not only in 4 p.m." 2:31 a.m. FRIDAy .... SATURDAY Ie Senate but in tbe country at ~ge - and I urge the Presi· nt to nominate S 0 m eon e ore qualified," McGovern 1 George/s Gourmet rues., Wed., Thurs. ·d. The South Dakota Democrat "Dining, Delivery, and Carry.out" Illinois Room d earlier the Senate prob­ Iy would con£irm the con­ Phone 331·7101 130 1st Av •. E. ~ alock N. of Towner... ative B y r d should Nixon 7 and 9 p.m. minate him. Frosh coach is enthusiastic 1\., WARREN OBR toward the development of l Dlily lowln Spert. Writer winl1l.llg philosophy In my pro- "I believe in a rugged type 1 ~rllm. And I want to work to­ game. with defeOlle • n d reo ward the development of the bounding and working to the , fundamentals of basketbaU, be· open man,' , cause the freshmen program Is That is how Joe Roberts Iba ically fundamentals," ¥¥#- ~-- thinks basketbaU s h 0 U 1d be ~obel'ts too says he "wilt be ----. §~~~§~~§~~~~ ------played and lhat, presumably, Is ill command of his tean\" lind -A-U-T-O-S--FO-R-~-"J-N-.-SP-O-R-TS- I L- -FE I - WANTlill MOatLI HOMES GAUGES • !lARKING WHO OOIS m the type of game Iowa fans II that hIs pllIyers "will know what d ------see from the Hawkeye he wants them to do." "ANTED - 32 cal. brl caun,. will Want A Rates , 111CM TITAN "" 50 - Fully lurn· "· Is ....,; his R t . t the B' T ft jll69 CORVIlTfB - Remo vable for ., tit, I , " W. UI-OI". PARKING STALL ror rent 804 ARTIST'S PORTRAJ'I'I! _ CIII1drtn I hed, c.rpeled. air eoncJlUon.d . NO~ Dubuque. 351·3731. 10-13 adultJ. Chareo-', ,.stell, 120. fr eo! hmen as Ro""r ""1.011 e urmng 0 Ig en a - h.J'd!op. Automallt, .Ir condl· ...... DIY lie W"I tin Imm.dl.le pout.. lon. excell.nl e<' 8chool ••0 cblldren. Pr.!er ma· nr, ple ..ore .nd ponloon Doau 'ate play. in" days that Ro- home. Some may want to leave 1969 vw - 25 ,000 mllu. cln 33(1. Ion. ll'. '\ retar~ . "~ ·l;\1, \01\ fr.t. IH1 lure ro ponllnl. \lerlon or coupl.. Op.n d~lIy . Phone 351·9290. 10-28 legl " 1873, .venln,l. II).I~ --.. - - -- Room, board, salary. Dial 338-1901 STUDIO SPACE lor renl. Clo. In . berts developed the winning a b8Bketball program from 1 I ELECTRIC - F. I .ccurate. ... \ .lIer It 1m" Lol. Bland. 10.\6 Phon e 35J.3736. 10·18 SEWING ..anltd - 8peclallllnr In .\ phy he wonts Lo Insti\l th" Itles I thJ k a b lId EXTRA ICE 1968 VW F. tback. HOUSE FOR RENT perlen •• d, re. onlble. Jlne Snow. ------v - - weddln, and bridesm.ld'i ~own •. PhI oSO a ." C • n you c n u 351.2136 mornlll, ~-fore'"" a.m. '. UH472. JACK AND JIU Nur er' School GRAD STUDENTS - Room .nd Phon. 338·1)448. I 25AR In his frosh squad. Ouring h IS near and lar. but allain you ev.nln, .ner 5 p.m. 10-25 ,. - -- provld •• I \IOU rounded, .duci. board. 97 per monlh. Phi Aho GENERAL TYPING - Notary PUb- lIonal Ind cultural prOlram for ma C senior year at Ohio State in usually have to go where the 1963 AUSTIN H.alcl 3000 - M.ch. fOR BENT - Two bedroom lur· lie. Mort V. Burnll !18 10Wl lite vour child by qUllifled I.acher . Sit . 10... to Law .nd Med LIGHT Haulln, 8nywh.re. Cheap. 1960, co-caplaln Roberts was players are," he added. Dr~~~~·~r7.fl"s'8,e~:ier I~ :'in Jt lwl'J.~~ ne~~sh~~/::~ ~Yd~~s~~~~:lt33~~~t Bln~Buldlnl, ~7.z8S6. 11.5 ~.I al8-38e\). . ___ 16·27 SC_OO_ I_.337.3157. IO-l3 Dill 351·3134 C1t 3JA.3881. 10-25 om. ed b y a coup1" ~ 0 f 5ophomores Thus R 0 ber [ s, wowh III be 1964 YOLK WAOEN R"buUI 10·12 ELEC'I'RICbon. ex~rlenc.d, typing - ~dIUn..Carbon DI.Irib· FRIENDSHIP Uvlna .xperlence. 3'ROO'IS FOR WO"·N.,~ - KII c hen f •. EWING - R•••• n.b le rat... Ex· I r- • 10' r. 1'7 'I I... A"e 351 ,II It I.. , wI,her .nd dryer. Clo e I d DI I 35 113' • 33 1 nam~d Jerry Lucas an d kJO h none 01 the. ~awkey~ chiel Isn~~IO~jre~~~7~~d)3~~~3~lr~~i.~IU; 0 0.' 1 &04"7. _ 1\·2AR 11832. ' yea , • • e r 8 _ ., 11).16 to .ampus, IhOppl,,!, grocery .Io,·es. per ence. a I·.. 11).25 Havbchek as the Buc eyes scouts In addillon to hiS trosh p.m. 10.14 H USE F R EN TYPCNG - IBM Ileclrlc. Experl· &03 S, Clln1420!iI roqulred. No pU.. Call 351 · TIIJI- TI~ -- could possibly violate the Com- __ __ new cold waler .xlraction method , 0 <~ _Ctar 5 p,"'. 10-18 _ " ..... ,~ for lowa.Mlnn.· .. 1 o!forM on I), by Gapilin Clean, 351· football lelecasts w\ll be tested game live and was ready to pIIt 11).15 sota ,.m •. (lcloher It. Call a51 · miSSiOn'S .Jling. All advertising I888 chAMA3~PI"23blue . Call ITo~lm3 8220. 11).13 _ . _ 1\03 .ner 3 p.m. ll.13 Murp y, - D • ------In court TOegday. It on the 81r if clearance was ON& BEDROOM furnished apart- I PERSONAL WOOD - 1- -- Ithat dir.ctly or indirectly el· \~INDOW WASHING. AI thl. Dial . I mcnl do~. 10 c.mpus. Avollohle GRA FORMICA dinette 1968 FAIRLANE 500 - One O""or 64402489 U·17 Dr , Pau I Sharp, pr1lsl dent 0 f received from the univerSity. now . CaU 331-5267 or .Iop by .Ittr , Mt, ,25. DI.I 111 ... 105 alter $ p"" eludes persons from applying 40,200 octu.1 mile •. M.ile an ot· tbe University o[ Oklahoma, I As it was. a crowd of Ie s ~en't· "3: at 530 S. Clinton, A~O."I~ DEB9er: McQueen _ I'lel!e •• U ~. ~ _10.20 for a position on the basis of sex ~er . 35~509 .fter 5 p..:."'.:--~ and Tom Hanson I'tpresenting th 2000 th 338·7458. S,moYed PUppy. T1'N ~Ul:PIIR COU('H and lar,. t;halr. , 1987 f'O RD V.n. 30,000 roUe •. Ex · INSURANCE ' b I an • per ons saw e I -- - - C -----.- (I'.lr condition. C'h .. ~1 Call Belly. will fail Inlo (hiS category. cellent condillon . 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of F.... Abortion Rlftrr.' i' JADAM Foundation, Inc. I :Orioles clout Pirates (a non·profit corporation) Art.: 212·153·1645 I BALTIMORE - Balli· er contribul2d to the attack. I nave JoiuIson followed with . The Belanger·Palmer team more's Robinson boys - Frank The Orioles appeared virtual· single to left, driving in two I then drew consecutive walks J and Brooks - led a 14-111l at. ' Iy .inv~~ble after having run runs, and that convinced Pitls- ag ' forcing in Brooks Rob' . !hell WlnlDg streak to 16, In- burgh Manager Danny Mur. aID,. Ill- I~ack as ~e OrIoles shel\~ a dis- cluding 11 regular season taugh to lift Johnson and bring son WJth another ~. Johnson !IDtegraling Pittsburgh PItching Igames, three playoff vlctorles. In 21-year-(Jld rookie Bruce Ki· scored on Buford I gro~der Dwayne's taff and embarrassed the Pl· and the two trlumpba O'fer the son, Kison walked to the mound a~d Reltenmund w.ra~ It up Compl. t. Auto Service I,rale 11-3 Monday In the second , Pirates. as a band played "Only Fools WIth a run·producIDg sIDgle be game of the World Series. While the Orioles were only Rush In" and proceeded to ~~e :eu grounded out to end • Redlltor . nd An The Orioles, taking charge In one hy of Ihe Series" singles w~ Belanger ad Palmer, When ~e Orioles batted In HMtor Ro",lr a manner reminiscent of la t record, the PIrates tied the forClDg In a run. the ixth the had a new tar. 'Tunt up dian year's World triumph record for most left on base as Moose relieved at that get:' &b And they whO t: ~r~ ~b ~l1Jer. • Electrical Wort o\'er a mauled CJDCIDDati laff, Palmer stranded 12 before be pennt and got out of further d'd 't let bim et awa un . to b.a thus buill their lead to U over IfinaUy was puUed by Manager trouble, but only with the aid of s Ia~ d Singles:y Frad Rob­ • Carburetor 0Y,m.ut thotlg the Pirates in the best~f even Earl Weaver after allowing a sensational play by catcher ~ e 'Hendricks and Brooks 1220 S. GnlMrt 3314190 weatb Q rle. a the teams head~ for l5!ven hits through the tight In- J Manny Sanguillen. Rob~son produced Baltimore's surn.m Pitt burgh and Tuesday s re- nmgs. Sanguillen stood squarely final run. cloud sumplion of play. When he left be bad thrown over the plate as Johnson tried I _iiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ the aJ I Oddly. for the power·hittlng 1168 pitches, golle to • full counl l to score from third on Buford's .•' 60S. 'I r Orioles, e~ery one of their hils on ei~1 batt~rs , and struck out Ifly to left. He was knocked I ce.t. wa a mgle. But tbey were 10 while walkmg seven In a bot· head over heels when Johnson bunched enough to produce and-eold performance. came rumbling into the plate. NEW DRAFT LAW RAP thrpe run in the fourth iMing However, nothing maUered 1But Sangulllen held the ball for I with a uthor of "GuIde to the Draft" and ~ix in the fifth Inning as a bul tbe Baltimore bats and they 1the out. d lotal of 19 men Wtnt to the left tbe Pirates in ha~ shape ' It really didn'l matter since Joe Tuchinsky , plate. . . a~ the~ headed for Pittsburgh the Orioles pul It out of reach .The a ault on SIX: ~Itt.sburgh With raght-hander S!eve Blass in the fifth when 11 men went T",day, Od. 12, 3:30 p.m. In Y)~tcher brou~ht the VIctOry for scheduled to go . m Gam to the plate and six scored. tll'1 Palmer. who stallgered INo. 3 again t Oriole' left· . Goldfoathor loom of IMU hrnuo.h ev n hutout innJngs, hander Mike Cuellar. I ~erv Rettenmund, who !led a ' VA~ all" tl 'or Rich HebDtr' The Orioles started the bats SerI~S record by collecting. two 4:30 t. 5:30 - P'I'IONII Drift CtunulI", Ihrpe-Tun homer in the eighth moving, ending eight men to h!t.s In the inning, le~ off WIth a I and needed Dirk Han's relief the plate in the fourth inning., smgle. Powell ~en smg!ed. Afl· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ hell) in Ihe ninth. Frank Robinson gol things er Frank Robinson fhed out, Brooks and Frank Robin on going for the Orioles again with 1 Hendricks singled. collected three hit each, his fourth hit In six trips and 'That hit seor~d Re~tenmund, SUPERSTOP - 8.ltlmDr. third b.sem.n tho World Serl,. ytlt.rd.y In B.ltlmo,.., Brooks driving In three and moved to second when Hend· and when AI Oliver slJpped and Brook, Robln,on dives for Jintr hit by Menny RoblnlOn .1.. contrlbuttd thr" hit. to .... I Frank scoring two. Every Bal· Idrlcks wa hll by a pitch. leI the ball gel by him, Hen· S.ngulll.n - r.g.lns hi, f"t .nd throwl him Orioll .ttllCk. I timore starter except Don Bu· Brooks Robinson then drew a dricks raced to third. It was a out during eighth IMing of ttCond g.me .f - AP WIrephoto ford , Mark Belanger and Palm· walk, loadIng the bases. short trip home {or Hendricks ------on Brooks Robinson's single. Johnson then singled - and Bob , Tuesday thru Satu rday Iowa rugby team felled Veale replaced Moose. Daily I Gophers receive 3 LOINS Iowan Iby powerful Palmer squad coach's praise Sy SRIAN SCHMITZ the remainder of the season. very pleased With. his team's The MIMesota Gophers *1 for D.lly low." Sports Writer I Palmer, despite an excellent I performance and endurance. celved nothing but compliments I Iowa Rugby player-coach Towa defensive display, slormed "In my experience with Rug· from Coach Murray Warmath I SPORTS Ken Kekke was pleased, serum· back In Ihe second half scoring by at Iowa, this was the most Monday despite their 27-13 10M I halfback Don Mclntrye was on a try and a conversion to spirited, hard fought, and skJII· to Big Ten power Purdue. II-'======::::!.l I pained, and Davenport's natIon· narrow the score to 7-6. It fully executed team effort by In partIcular Warmatb sin. ally ranked Palmer College wasn't unlil the final minule! I an Iowan squad. The tackling, gled out deCe~slve end Tom $1.00 j -n ihe e lprevailed a 10-7 winner in a when - ai