in the news 'heId8y MIIyU,ltn I .... CIty, ..... IZUt briefly. VII. 115, No. lIZ Gunman shot 11c PORTLAND, Ore. (AP, - FBI marksmen MQIlday shot and killed a gunman who seized a hostage and threatened to blow up an aviation Senators listen to ,area vets fuel tank at the airport. Authorities said William Howard Abernathy. an employe at the airport, was killed as he de­ scended a spiral ladder on the 840,OOO-gallon tank. He had threatened to blow up the tank if his Viet bonus bill reconsidered children and divorced wife were not brought 10 him. By MICHAEL WEGNER "It's hard to believe we're may not mean much," he said, -modification 01 all state Abernathy's hostage, Gene Lloyd, 56, excaped' News EdItor only 120 miles apart," she said. "but for lack of a better alter­ buildings for handicapped per­ unharmed. He had been .held at gunpoint by Two members Of the Iowa Cusack pleaded for facts and native I am for it." sons Abernathy for a1roost eight hours. Senate Monday night got an ear· statistics to get some new Input The most comprehensive -enlarged hellcopter service ful of ideas-mostly from Viet­ Into the bill and added, "In the proposal for using the money for accident victims nam veterans--as to what they House, veterans from other came from Craig Garrett, M2, -instaHation of highway Trucking long could do with a proposed $28 wars have paraded their 1402 LaUrel St. He proposed: safety features million Vietnam veterans patriotism until it was -the creation of large park -any service to benefit DES MOINES, Iowa-The Iowa House, bonus. sickening. " areas CoatiDued 011 pa,e Ihree passed a bill Monday 10 allow transports Suggestions ranging from In addition to alternatives for carrying automobiles or boats on the highways to creating parks, establishing a how the money could be spent, have an over·alliength of 65 feet. veteran's loan fund, aiding the the other dominant theme of Rep. Glen Bortell, R-St. Charles, said the elderly and handicapped and hearing focused on whether Wirephoto measure is necessary unless the legislature wan· buying buses for the Veterans veterans who didn't serve .in *** ts to force Iowans to pay higher than necessary Hospitals were bandied about in Vietnam should be eligible. Small: make parks, prices for their new cars. . . the first of a series of a Senate ROllald Scott, of Marlon, sald 1be problem, Bortell explained, is that the 1973 Appropriations sub-commit~ he oppoaed paying bonuses to automobile models are longer than their hearings. anyone who served OQtslde com· predecessors by about seven Inches, largely be, Sens. Bart Schwieger, bat zones. Scott, an Army Sig. not vet bonus cause of the length added by the new retractil1l R-Waterloo, and MInnette 1)8! officer from 1~1, said, bumpers. and boats also are getting harger. "You're forgetting and DES MOINES. Iowa (API - Rep. Arthur Small. D-Iowa City, leader· Doderer, D-Iowa City, memo That means truckers who haul motor vehicles bers of the Human Resources disparaging those who fought proposed Monday that Iowa use the $28 million the House has voted unless the can't get as many on a single transport and still from 1953-M." to pay a Vietnam veterans bonus to establish a series of veterans American Sub-committee were joined by comply with the present 6O-foot length limit, he Reps. Arthur Small, D-Iowa He said the arguments used in memorial parks across the sta(e. said. the House for paying those who receive City, and Gregory Cusack, "Here, kid. Go buy yourself He said the bonus plan, which is backed by Gov. Robert Ray and Lrlr/,nno'tllD The bill would still set a maximum 6O-foot leng­ D-Davenport, at the Civic Cen­ served outside combat zones is pending in the Senate. "lies apen to the charge that we are expen­ th for the transport itself. ter hearing attended by should be extended to the '53-'64 dlng $28 million as a mere political ploy to buy votes ... But it would allow the load to extend up to three approximately 75 persons, era to include those who saw some new dandn' shoes." If the money were used Instead to set up a series of parks - feet over either the front or rear bumper If the mostly veterans. action in the BerIiq,Cuba and perhaps named after those killed in Vitenam - they "would stand over,aJl length of behicle and load ~ not Doderer said sev~ral senators Congo crises. He said, "What I One Marion infantry veteran Sen. Doderer mentioned a not only for use by veterans and their families and the current exceed 65 feet. have been hearing from really favor is a good substan­ said he was proud to have ser­ plan being used In Wisconsin public, but for use by future generations ... veteran$ who don't "quite like tial bonus to the men that faced ved his country and would not where veterans are loaned "We know that you don't use money to honor brave men, " Small the bill" which passed the the bullets." object to the bonus. However, money for housing, business said . "The United States doesn't go out and buy Its heroes . Proseeutor House on a 93-1 vote recenUy. Another veteran said if the he said if "some guy who served and education at 3 per cent "A system of parks, in contrast to a cash bonus, could be a lasting WASHING TON (AP, - Two sitting judges are As a result, the sub-commit­ bonus has to be paid it should go In Germany gets more money interest. She said over the symbol of a new beginning, a new direction for our resources, a among the four persons under final consideration tee scheduled the Iowa City to those disabled by the war. than I do, I'll go to Gov. Ray's generous repayment period symbol contructed on and honoring the efforts of our veterans of the • to be special prosecutor in the Watergate affair, hearing plus similar meetings John Green, G. m Hawkeye office, tear up my check and put veterans could get their $500 in Vietnam connict. .. It was disclosed Monday. in Waterloo tonight and Des Ct., said he was opposed to the it on his desk." Interest saved. Small said the bonus bill as it was passed by the House would give Atty. Gen.-designate Elliot L. Richardson also Moines Wednesday. bonus but would really push for Lyle Seydel, 445 Garden, told Jim Engler, of Burlington, a each individual a maximum of $500, which he called "a mere drop confirmed he is considering the names of a Doderer commented late in something for the disabled vet. !bose who don't want the moaey member of the Iowa Association In the bucket. " retired New York state judge and a former the hearing that she couldn't Steve Beck, M2, 117 Ferson, to not take It. "I'll take mine of Collegiate Vets, said his He said he has had second thouehts since the bonus biD wu JustJce Department official. believe the different ideas said, " If the money is going to and say thank you, Iowa." group favors a bill similar 10 passed and other lawmakers also have re-thought the issue. Richardson told the Senate Judiciary Commit· thrown out here as opposed to be used for the wrong reasons. Other discussion focused on one adopted in Illinois where Small said he offered his memorial park suggestion "as a means tee, during the third day of hearings on his - what she has been hearing on at least let it be spent for those how the $28 mUllon should be Vietnam veterans get a bonus of stimulating this body 10 consider other alternatives to the bill appointment, that the selection could be made as The Hill . who were hurt by the war. " used. and free tuition . "The Iowa bill which passed this assembly this week . early as Tuesday. It could take longer, he said. depending on his getting affirmative answers from the person on the top of his list. 'Cranky panels' force 5.day delay Groin denl WASHINGTON lAP) - Former Secretary of Skylab hits snags Agriculture Orville L. Freeman said Monday the Soviet Union benefited from poor U.S. handling of last year's biUion-dollar grain deal, but there is "no evidence 01 hanky-panky." CAPE KENNEDY, FLA. ployed too early and been be lengthened to the planned 28 The Soviet purchasers got better prices than (AP, - A cranky set of solar ripped away by the jolting days by curtailing activities. circumstances warranted, Freeman told the power panels failed 10 deploy forces of the launch. Schneider also said it was House Ways and Means Committee, largely properly Monday on Skylab I, Loss of the panels, he said, " too early 10 assess the effect" because information about the extent of their forcing 18 five-day delay in the cut the amount of power avail· on the second and third needs was bottled up in the Agriculture Depart­ launch of the astronallts and a able on the $294 million Skylab maruted Skylab missions, both ment. severe curtailment of their to about half. To help carry the of which were scheduled 10 last 1 Freeman, a Democrat who served under eventual mission. load , he said, power will be 56 days . Sky lab program director WiI· transferred from the Apollo Presidents John F. Kenney and Lyndon B. John­ He emphasized that power son, said he does not think there were any lIam Schneider announced the command ship which will ferry decision after the nation's first the astronauts to Skylab. supply, even with the help from improper side deals, but the matter was badly the command ship, will result handled. space station had been rocketed Fuel cells aboard the com· flawlessly inlo orbit. mand ship combine oxygen and in a severe curtailment In the Information about crop failures in the Soviet operation of experiments on the Union and the size of the prospective purchases hydrog~n to produce electricity. Skylab 1 astronauts, Charles Schneider said the oxygen and space station. was not generally known, he said, "while the Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph P. Ker­ Five Saturn rocket engines Russians were going around buying from one hydrogen aboard the command win and Paul J. Weitz, who ship wlll only last 1610 21 days, thundered 10 life on time, at I:30 grain dealer after another ... By doing this very: were to have blasted orf Tues­ but he said the mission could p.m. EDT, and the 33-story quietly, demanding that nothing be said about day for 28 days in orbit. They rocket slowly climbed away their purchases, the magnitude of their buying were to return to quarantine from the pad. dldn't come out until after the first round and a quarters at the Johnson Space half. " Center near Houston. After the launch, the space­ Schneider said the new cralt successfully performed. a launch time of Skylab 1 will he series of aulomatic: procedures, Monorail at 11 a.m. EDT Sunday. but failed to deploy both sets Of John Dean, fired White House lawyer, leaves from a safety deposit box at tile request of a the solar power panels. Alexandria, Va ., National Bank followed by news federa I Judge . The papers will be turned over to Trouble developed soon alter . CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP)- Mayor Neal Packed aboard stylab is a men and photographers after retrieving papers U . S. District Judge John Sirica. AP Wirepbo&o the liB-foot Skylab was thrust Eckert met Monday with George Scelzo, presi­ by a Saturn 5 rocket from a complex of Instruments for the dent of the Personalized Rapid Transit Systems Cape Kennedy launch pad. -True chefs are rare, but study of solar physics, astrooo­ Corp., to discuss plans for a monorail linking Joe Young at George'sGour­ my, the resources of earth and downtown and the Southern illinois University Before Skylab had completed met can carve Hap BUDDY rl the medical chanies of the campus. Missing Ellsberg tap tapes ita flTSt orbit, mission control out of ice, and repair a wat­ men aboard the space station. PRTSC, a Chicago Heights firm, has proposed announced that the solar cell ch at the same time. Page 3. The instrumenta are designed to an $8 million system of a dozen 25-seat cars wings, which supply electrical -Bille had her chance," gather new data which never capable of transporting about 3,000 persons an 'power to the spacecraft by con. says tennis champ Bobby before was possible. RIggi, so now he might oour. The firm developed the proposal at the found in Ehrliehman oifjrJi Ie everting sunlight, had failed 10 deploy automatically. challenge Margaret Court But without men aboard Sky­ request of the SIU Board of Trustees. Instead. Sports, fIIIe •• lab, the space station is virtual­ The half-mile leg linking the campus and the WASHtNGTON lAP) -John wiretap files from the Secret , tery until Ruckelshaus' dis- Schneider said analysis of Service but only to show the closure. The missing files were telemetry data from the space -Iowa City's own Tattling Iyuseless. downtown area would cost about $2 million. D. Ehrlichman's WhIte House The Saturn IB rocket which II zealousness with which they a major factor last week In the station indicates that a paper­ TIna EddIe Haskell submits safe contained Daniel Ells­ scheduled to launch the ... berg's and 16 other missing were guarded. "It was just a dismissal of all charges against thin aluminum overcoat which to the third degree, and gets figure of speech," a spokesman Ellsberg and Anthony Russo in protects the orbiting laboratory away with it . Read the tronauts is poiaed and ready on wiretap files, it was dlsclosed a launch pad. Monday by acting FBI Director said. the Pentagon Papers trial in from meteorifes may have de- revealing story on page •. William D. Ruckelshaus. He The whel1eabouts of the ElIs- Los Angeles. said he "had to arm wrestle berg wiretaps had been a mys- Ruckelshaus said Robert · with the Secret Service" to get Mardian, former assistant at· wltll Cleor them. Iomey general, suggested the trade-III The startling revelation was Hint CIA aid missing files might be in Eh­ made as the White House wor­ rUchman's office. Ehrlichman Peace vigil••• again ried publicly about the effect of in coverup resigned as President Nixon's televised Senate hearil1ls on principal domestic adviser Watergate legal processes and April 30 after WhIte House In­ The weekly peace vigil on the ticipated in the vigil. Some of again, but I mUlt." a judge ordered John W. Dean WASHINGTON (AP) - For­ volvement In the Watergate al­ comer of Washingtoo and Clip­ the regular participants Another veteran vigil par. While the CrIIco Kid, DI purveyer of bad Ill's potentially explosive pa­ mer White House aides H.R. fair became known. ton Streets will resume "witll expressed recret In being "for· ticipant said she was I'eIUI1lint climatic tidings, was serving time, the warden pers turned over 10 government Haldeman, John D. Ehrlichman Mardian claimed former FBI reluctance" Wednesday. ced" to resume their posIS. her place with reluctance decided that the Kid, KIller PulanakI and Jack and Senate investigators. and John W. Dean III sought Asst. Director W. C. Sullivan Held from l210 l2:30p.m., the "because I protest the b0m­ the SkIMY Dipper all deserved a whIppin, but he Meanwhile, Elliot L. Richard· help from the CIA In covering had removed the files from the silent protest will be resumed as One longtime vigil par. bing" in the two Souttaat Alia would allow them 10 put some IOrt of protection son was ready 10 name a special up the Watergate wiretapping, FBI, Ruckelshaus said, because a demonstration against the tlcipant, said his tax money Is countries. on their backs. prosecutor from a list or four according to an account of stilI· he felt that former DIrector J. "United States continued being used to pay for the "It seems that peace 'with Jack had the warden smear his back with names and there was testimony secret Senate testimony. Edgar Hoover "might use the involvement In wars in S.E. "immoral and illegal" bombing honor translates permawar," Mazola. He fainted half way throuab the whip­ 00 Capitol Hill that Ehrlichman, Army Lt. Gen. Vernon Wal· records in some manner against Asia." in Cambodia and Laos. "My Martha EsbIn, 3117 Alpine Ct., ping. H. R. Haldeman and Dean tried ters, former deputy director of the atlorney general or the perronent should be setting charged. Killer PulI111ki said "I don't want nothIn on my 10 involve the CIA In covert the CIA, testified behind closed President." The vigH was first begun in an example for the rest of the Esbin said Ibe 8tood at the back. Whip away." He yawned twice durtna the activities other than the doors Monday before the Senate Ruckelshaus said SullIvan 1966 and was maintained world and attempt to 80lve vigil for five yt!8I'I "with beatinl. burglary of EIIsberg's psy. Armed Services Committee. "does not affirm" MardIan's through the signing of the Viet· problems by nonviolent \Ile8Ie.t. Then the warden liked the"Kld what he wanted chlatrlst. Afterward Sen. Stuart Sym­ version. nam cease-fire agreements in means," FrederIck Wezeman, "With hope, I cbcontlrued on his back. "On my back I would like Pul8111ki." The FBI explained, several Ington, D-Mo., said Haldeman, He said notations by Hoover January. director of the UI school of IIIanding at the IiIninC of the Meanwhile the weather ' will be lUMy with hours after the Ruckelshaus Ehrlichman and Dean were indicated that then-Atty. Gen. In the put, IownIIpeople, library science and Me of the cease-fire," she noted. But Ihe highs in the 801. Cloudy IIId cooler Wedntlday. news' conference, that the act· "heavily involved" in efforts to John N. MltclIelllater told H0o­ University of Iowa Students, original protestors, laid. added that she felt that hope Monday correct. Boa KGI'e: It.... " Ing chief did not intend 10 con· engage the CIA In domestic ver the files had been de­ faculty and staff have par. "I am reluctant 10 stand vigil bad not been fulfilled. vey he physically wrested the covert operations. stroyed. /

Pagd--Tbe Dally lowaa--Iowa CIty, lowa--'heI., May 15, 1J7J r~Jostscripts ...... " Both sides cite infractions Rape u.s. Viet bombing charges draw study A Rape Crisis line is being organized in Iowa City by the Women's Center in response to the "skyrocketing number of rapes which have SAIGON (AP) -- The four-nation North Vietnam issued a "white for three days. nam open immediate talks to nor­ occurred in the community in the past year." international peacekeeping group paper," denying it had violated the The soldiers threatened to move malize relations and com­ Ie Spokeswomen for the center say the phone line voted unanimously Monday to cease-fire, but accusing the United on the presidential palace if the munications between the two zones will operate as a 24-hour service open to any investigate Conununist allegations States and Saigon of serious infrac­ government failed to pay their divided at the 17th Parallel. women to report harassments. sexual assaults or that the United States has resumed tions of the peace agreement. The in­ wages. The army paymaster quickly Le Due Tho arrived in Paris rapes. bombing in South Vietnam, causing tensity of the fighting remained at a produced the ~y, the equivalent during the day from Hanoi for new I Although the center plans to start the service serious losses in lives and property. generally low level across South of about $17 for e~h man. Loaves of talks scheduled to begin Thursday at the end of May, volunteers are still needed. A spokesman for the U.S. Vietnam although some sharp bread also were handed out to the with Henry A. Kissinger, President According to the center, the line wiD be totally Embassy denied the charges anew clashes were reported in the western troops and the demonstration Nixon's foreign affairs adviser. Tho, staffed by women, trained as rape advocates. and said the U.S. government "cer­ Mekong Delta bordering Cambodia. calmed. Cambodian officials a member of the North Vietnamese When a rape victim calls in, an advocate will talk tainly welcomes any investigation." In Cambodia, about 500 Cambodian blamed an administrative muddle Communist party's Politburo, de­ with her, give whatever help possible and deter­ The Saigon government leveled soldiers marched from the outer for the troops not getting their pay clared on arrival, however, that the mine if transport to a hospital or "safety" is charges of its own against the Com­ defensive perimeter of Plmom Penh on time. meetings "will definitely not take necessary. munist side, accusing North Viet­ into the capital city, shooting their In Paris, the Saigon government's place" if there Is any further The center, located at 3 E. Market st., will hold nam of "war preparations. " It guns in the air to emphasize their delegation to the bilateral political American bombing of areas c0n­ a workshop to train rape advocates next Sunday called for help in persuading North demands for a month's back pay: negotiations with the Viet Cong trolled by the Viet Cong in South at 11 a.m. Vietnam to stop such actions. They also claimed they hadn't eaten proposed that North and South Viet- Vietnam. Forell George W. Forell, professor of religion, was named Carver Distinguished Professor Monday. You·,. Invited to 8 stope-wide savings celeb,atlon I Pres. Willard L. Boyd aMounced the award at the School of Rellgion's SMual May luncheon. A Carver Distinguished Professorship is given to an individual faculty member in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the university through teaching and scholarship. Muscatine industrialist Roy J . Carver provided support for "Carver Chairs" on the Iowa faculty with his gift of $3.5 million in Ban­ dag stock to the VI Foundation in 1971 . Forell replaces Donald Bryant, UI professor of speech, who is retiring June 30. A •• gone

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". can duplJcate Sniper k;l'~ Staff Writer worked, where his name was a form of painting on food with used to be a dime a places in Nevada and Florida. anything you want." ., r.s The newest face on the Iowa displayed on the marquee, a colored gelatin. dozen-now they're rare, The Everywhere he picked up new With his own machine shop, City culinary scene is a butcher, star in the firmament of fine Sun bursts, landscapes, work is hard ... your life is tricks in working with food. Joe at one time made a living one motorist baker, tool·and-die maker and a dining. flowers-you name it, and Joe devoted to cooking. It's not like Joe's talents go beyoad tile producing equipment for cir couple dozen other things. cuses, specializing in rare parts SEATTLE (AP) - One man Joseph Young is an artist who Ice carvings like those for European was killed and another seriously paints, carves and builds with unicycles. wounded Monday when a sniper food . And he is one of a Joe Young's creations with Jack of trades fJJ'ed on rush-bour motorists in Chef: vanishing breed of true master food appeal to the eye as well as suburban Bellevue, police said. chefs. to the tastebuds. From a And the chef says he's also at Authorities immediately A 4a-year veteran of the food 3()()..pound block of ice he can home when it comes to working launched a search for the gun. business, Young has come out of carve swans, panthers, Bugs on watches, or setting diamon· man in a hilly, woodede.rea, but an Illinois retirement to take on Bunny, or whatever suits the ds , or casting dies. The had no immediate success. lean the master chef duties at the occasion. With flour and sugar jack-of·all·trades says he's even Three hours after the shoot· new George's Gourmet, slated he can erect a building, or he pulled a few stints as a ing, a police lieutenant said, to open in the Clinton St. urban can bind a book. with leaves of magician and hypnotist . "We're pretty well convinced renewal area within the next corned beef. Joe's food will be served up at he's not in the area ... month. As a teenager Joe said he George's Gounnet at breakfast make and lunch, cafeteJia.style, and "Given the time and started working in restaurants ANNOUNCING : ingredients," said Joe, ". can around Illinois as a busboy : he expects his evening menu to make anything a customer asks soon he moved up to waiter, and be one of the most wide-ranging Pareat Ertecth'fDfl TraIl la, for." then to cook. ones around. Class by certified He has made food his All the time he was learning ". can cook PftUy Iltal'ly uy ETA Instructor. , it all • Registration deadline nationality you W8IIt," said Joe, profession, and he has a scrap­ from whatever chef he worked Fri. May 18 book full of 40 years of with, and he worked with chefs "aud we'll have a Oatle bit 01 memorabilia to.prove it. Among of practically every natlooallty. everything," Phone 331-5461 the yellowed newspaper clip. He picked up their Ideas, lear­ And Joe says he'll be out front pings are ads like, "Finest ned their methods, and Photo by Larry May where the people can see him Cuisine in San Francisco, by developed his own variations Chef Young prepare their meals from scrat· Pro"•••• ' Chef Joseph Young," ... ads that Joe Young became a chef. has probably used it in a design a man in a factory." preparation aad de(:oratloo 01 ch. Somebody Cares feature a photo of Joe as their At one time Joe said he on his food at some time. He is "And it's discouraging to food . In Virden, 01., where be He's not going to be hidden 351~a140 hallmark of ex.cellence. worked as a decorator for a buf· an artist who uses food as his young people who enter it. " makes bis borne, Joe runs a away in a kitchen, because Joe Other clippings, snapshots, fet caterer Among the skills Young is a chef who attracts a CR.I.I CIIiTIR medium. Joe moved around a lot, truek garden and machille shop. ... S. Dublqu II A.M.·! A.M. and postcards show some of the he learned there, Joe came up "Things were tough in the old working in Chicago, the Quad " I like making things." following wherever he goes.

DIAPER Short of total sex bias ban SERVICE CS Doz. per Wetk) -~12 PE R MONTH­ FrH pickup & dellvtry Supreme Court decision twlct iI week . Everything is furniShed : Dlilpers, con· tillMrs, dtodorilnls. NEW PROCESS bolsters women's rights 337·9 Group flight to Denver May 30th-1 1 :50 a.m. WASHINGTON (AP) - In an pose of achieving adminis· question unconstitutional, Jus· unnecessarily, as I view it, the 8 to 1 decision bolstering wom· trative convenience, these chal· tices Lewis F. Powell Jr. and court has assumed a decisional Return Anytime en's rights Monday, the Suo lenged statutes violate the due Harry A. Blackmun and Chief responsibility at the very time Group Fare - $78.73 RT preme Court declared uncon· process clause of the Fifth Justice Warren E. Burger de- when state legislatures, fune· Regular Fare · $119.47 stitutional a federal law that Amendment insofar as they re­ ferred to the political process on tioning within the traditional Limited Space extends benefits to servicemen quire a female member to prove the larger question. democratic process, are debat· while denying equal treatment the dependency of her With a constitutional amend· · ing the proposed amendment," urWcM!Ie.1nC. to women in the armed forces. husband." ment for equal rig)1ts now Powell wrote. I 354-2424 • The issue, however, failed to Justice Potter Stewart con· awaiting ratification, Powell Some 30 states have ratified muster a court majority willing curred in the judgment, and wrote for the others, the time is the amendment. Thirty-eight to declare that all dis· Justice Wi11iam H. Rehnquist not ripe for such sweeping judi· states must approve the propos­ crimination based on sex is - dissented. ciai action. al before 1979 if it is to become

like that based on race - uncon· While finding the laws in "By acting prematurely and part of the Constitution. • BIVOUAC• • • • ' . t stitutional. The court struck down a fea· has ture of the federal law that grants housing and medical Sleeping Iowa encore. benefits to the wives of service­ County land use study slated It was one more Sunday afternoon in Iowa for Guitarist Ace Weir (Iert), bass player Phil Lesh men while at the same time de­ Bags the Grateful Dead this past weekend. About (ba ckground ), singer Donna Godchaux, drum· nying those benefits to husban· The Johnson County Board of director of environmental plan· 15 ,000 rock fans turned out In Des Moines to see mer, are part of the group, which had played to a ds of women in the service funding of the project. '11"-'10000 the versatile rock group in an open air concert . packed Fieldhouse in Iowa City last winter. unless it is proved that the ser· Supervisors and the Regional ning, the proposed study will The commission had last Photo by Mark Hogan vicewoman provides at least Planning Commission agreed have three main parts : month released a fl&.page CLINTON STREET MALL half her husband's support. on the need for an intensive land -preparing detailed maps of "interim land use report" (Between Washington & collegl) Continued from page one At the Pentagon, a spokes· use study for Johnson County, existing "Wnes, sub-dlviSion prepared 'by the commission Bonus hill person said there would be no Monday. plats and land uses . staff. They will meet again next -identifying "acceptable Iowans regardless of military state has a surplus," Garrett comment pending a review of The "interim report" had He charged World War II the decision. week to work out funding development areas" and for· noted that present zoning and service. said. "Is it a political payoff? veterans with trying to shape arrangements for the planned mulating criteria for future Garrett said the present bill is Four Justices, William J. platting in the rural areas could Does it eliminate the need for the Vietnam veterans in their Brennan Jr., William O. six·month project. rezonings. a bad piece of legislation. further state aid to vets? Or own image. accommodate an additional Douglas, Byron R. White and The proposed study is inten· -preparing ordinance 6,000 homesites . Hokanson indio "I don't understand the does it make the war more "The idea thai the state needs ded to gather detailed infor· changes that will give county willingness to pay now that the Thurgood Marshall, compared cated that population growth of justified?" he asked. to do anything is wrong," sex discrimination to that based mation about rural land use in government "a total package of this magnitude could have "seri· Garrett said. "They didn't do on national origin or race. Johnson County and to help development controls." ous effects" on county services . anything for the veteran during "Tradi tlonally. such dis· work out procedures to City manager Ray Wells, the war, why now?" crimination was rationalized by "implement an interim county noted that the city provided 1 Honohan asks rejection John Kamp, G, 228 Ronalds, an attitude of 'romantic pater­ land use policy." about 60 percent of the county TWA who earlier said he will refuse nalism' which, in practical ef· Commission executive board revenues. Travel Info. Lines his bonus, reaffirmed that fect, puts women not on a ped. chairman Michael Katchee II For this reason I don't think Meacham 351 ·1360 of tenant, landlord code statement Monday and said estal, but in a cage," Brennan indicated that though no cost it will be entirely appropriate Red Carpet 351 ·4510 "the money is a way of patting said in a plurality opinion joined estimates had been made for for the commission to take this Unltravel 354·2424 A city attorney has suggested Honohan has said the proposed us on the back and most of us by othe other three. the study, work ought to begin on without any funding from the World Wide 338·7525 that the City Council reject a ordinance is biased in favour of who served there don 't want county," he added. Campus Rep . 351 ·5490 that." . Brennan said he must con· on the project as soon as the tenant· landlord ordinance tenants and some of its clude that, "by according dif· county and the executive board All three members of the proposed last year. provisions conflict with existing Paul adem, Al, Terrace Park ferential treatment to male and agreed "to do something." board of supervisors supported The proposed ordinance, state law. Trailer Ct., suggested creating female members of the unifor· According to Barry Hokan· the planned study though they sponsored by the local Protec· Honohan said rent an orphanage or hospital for the med services for the sole pur· son, the planning commission's raised questions regarding the tive Association of Tenants, sets withholding, a key element in people of Vietnam since, "when forth standard lease provisions the ordinance, is legal only if we were over there we tore up a and provides remedies for there is a violation of minimum lot of Southeast Asia. More tenant or landlord grievances. housing standards. He further people over there suffered than The draft ordinance proposes criticized the proposed code for here,.. he said. the law be administered by a what he called "lack of Sen. SchWieger said it may be With TWA Committee on Landlord·Tenant procedures designed to protect too late to start a dialogue, "but E Mfalrs with powers to conduct the parties who are subject to I don't think so." He said the bill • hearings on complaints, license its regulations". should make it to the committee landlords and fix rent Honohan's report is scheduled in the next two weeks. pays to yo...,...... ~., guidelines. be to be received by the Council at 5 In a report submitted to the Its regular meeting Tuesday at City CounCil, city AUy. Jay H. the Civic Center. 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Soapbox I. contributed by Iowa City'. stile Sunday was a black Mothers' Day for Margaret Court representative Arthur Small. and the equal in every way people. Bobby Riggs creamed The other day I read an article in the them all and even had a good time playing. newspaper which I found both fascinating and disturbing. Perhaps you read it also. It is rather depressing to imagine the repercussions of The opening paragraph read : "A Swiss the easy win by the 1939 (34 years ago) Wimbledon geneticist forsees that in another 50 years champion over one of today's best women's players. There scientists will be able to tum out an is some speculation that it could seriously hurt the drawing indefinite number of people all exactly ability of all women's professional sports. alike in a special way that keeps sex out of But it isn't fair to judge women's athletic ability by one it. " I found the article fascinating in the match in one sport. Either a match between Riggs and same sense that I find so many "scientific Billy Jean King or a rematch between Riggs ;:tnd Court developments" fascinating-simply would be much more telling for the sport of tennis. because I really can't figure out how the If , however" , the same results occurred, even the most scientists do what they do. hardcore women's Iibbers might be forced to admit to I also found the article disturbing not just because they were able to take sex out inequality on some playing fields . For many of them that of the business of procreation, which in all would be a hard pill to get down. honesty I feel can in no way be considered Hopefully such results will not be used as further a step forward for mankind, but also evidence that women should stick to cheerleading and because it seems to be the human condition pom·pomming. Sport has a lot more to offer than just being that if some damn fool thinks up a new way the best and women should continue to have more of messing up society some other damn fools will try to put it into practice. In other opportunities to know this. 11~[(Q~m~~~~~':/~ words, if the technology is there the odds Of course, a match such as Sunday's should not be taken I:: • are that sometime it will be used. too seriously. Still it would ha ve been a lot easier to Now I don't know when the new swallow the loss with a smile if the match had at least been techno logy of the geneticists will be put close. into practice but I do know whenever that time comes lawmakers are going to have Ouch. 'NO WONDER WE DIDN'T MAKE MUCH ••• A THOUSAND DOLLARS A PLATE AND YOU a tough time trying to figure out how to -Caroline Forell DUMMIES FEED THEM STEAK!' respond to the problems brought about by the scientific advances. As a state legislator, 1 have dealt with problems raised by application of computer technology in the criminal justice field and have been concerned lIIall steve about similar problems in the social Tbe Dally Iowan welcomes your services field. In the criminal justice area, .I,ud letter. and opinions. However, you mUll Iype and as you probably know, the state is moving d.able·.p.ce YOlr . contrlbu.lloa , to set up an automated system in which to a.d, I. Interests of Ipace, we b aker store all of the state's criminal history req ...t tbal telters be no lon,.r Tel!\)Tdl>, rel!l)rdl> '!Ihieh '!lilt i\\d\l.cie I". U' w.rdl. Mtt.iiiIIIIIOlI information on arrests. convictions and other court actions . There are many of us A letter appearing in yester­ pressure placed upon our that felt it was imperative that the state day's Viewpoint column on legislative system: to tighten Tuesday morning droppings not also include "intelligence Student Health and parking was the purse strings and stop some information," that information garnered DOt writtep by Terry Davis, 707 of the restrictive measures in the course of investigations which is Kimball Ave., as stated on the placed on legitimate private Bringing it all home: their participation in crimes against the Vietnamese people, if incapable of being substantiated or page. Tbe Dally Iowan regrets enterprises. What this city needs is a good radio station. people forced into jail or foreign countries for believing that varified. tbeerror. Robert R. Lauer Most other university communities have good, solid organized U.S. murder is wrong are allowed to return here. If In the social services area, the federal RRI progressive FM stations. they choose. \ government now requires that all records Fredericksburg, Iowa Iowa City's blessed with one commercial outlet-AM and But the higher levels of government-the people at the White be computerized. Much of this information House and Pentagon have misled Congress and public opinion so is quite personal and it is absolutely Control FM- that evidently tries to please everybody. And doesn 't do necessary that strict guidelines be too well with people who'd like to hear something different than long-cannot be forgiven, partkularly if their senseless established to insure that the confidentiali· A thanks selected top 400r middle-of-the-road. escalation and prolongation of the conflict can be shown in ty of the information be preserved . system For several years, an Iowa City-based firm, Communicators judicial proceedings. I think some legislative progress is being To tbe Editor: Inc ., has been seeking an FM license. They 're basing their They deserve a fair trial, though. made in these areas but as I look down the To the Editor: We would like to til8{lk Mr. program format around fop ~Pl'08r sive J'«k, and they're road into the future I can't help but feel It llppears tl¥I\ the state Chegwidden, a local travel that we will not always be successful in our legislative system regardless of aiming for'the 15-35 age group. Time after time. they've gotten Okay, it does a lot for my machismo to be labeled by some agent, for updating the infor­ knocked around by Federal Communications Commission attempts to harness, or control, the party affiliation seems to be mation il) our European travel people as the "most powerful student" on campus. That is. if I rulings. And. time after time, as spokesman Elliot Keller has potential for harm which new technology pushing hard to acquire a costly article of 2 May 1973. We are, had any machismo. can contain. control system in Iowa ; by like himself, extremely concer­ said, "they've changed the rules. I always figured I could stare down Dan Gable or somebody, To return to the opening thought in this ignoring the principles of ned that students "have the That frustration, says spokesman Elliot Keller, is akin to but our paths never crossed. I would try it with Clara Oleson. but piece of writing then, should limits be economic incentives of proven most accurate information "changing the rules at the end of each quarter of a basketball I know I'd lose. Yeah, it's true, though. A reporter can wield placed on the scientist as he attempts to business practices. possible and not be given the game. " explore new ground? Should we tell the It also seems to be creating more power, make more people squirm. than. a windbag of idea that travel is still cheap." If Communicators had a fatcat payroll, they wouldn't have to Student Senate resolutions . That's why I got out of that trip two geneticist, for example, that we'd rather greater governmental agencies In fact, the Overseas Oppor­ that he didn't devote his efforts to the worry. But they aren't a big corporation. They're just some years ago. and a larger burden of tunities Library (ooL) staff of 3 people who want to produce an alternative sound. production of exact replicas of human excessive taxes upon Somebody's been going around saying how people with liberal Work Study assistants, all of Maybe, someday, people with tastes for alternative radio will beings through some process that doesn't I agricultural production and whom have studied or traveled views are considered too radical to be editor of The Daily Iowan. involve sex? I think I would find it determining the use of the land. abroad , is constantly writing get theirs in Iowa City, instead of straining to receive distant So they 're booted out. extremely difficult to support any biU FMers settling for much less on AM or just forgetting the whole Great Britain today is nearly away for information which will Now, I take offense to that. I figure I'm too nice a guy to be which put constraints on the human I bankrupt from its government provide the students and faculty . thing and studying. liberal. imagination or the human quest for control and seems to lack the traveller with interesting, inex­ It's been too longtime a-comin'. I ain't no puppet. I don't rub anybody's nose. I hope I never knowlege. Yet at the same time, I do in incentive to solve many of its pensive travel options. -(:[ -(:[ have. I hope I never will . And I hope this newspaper never resor­ fact despair on occasion which I consider economic problems. For example, the OOL is in ts to that kind of thing. the direction that that search for What happened to the voice of constant contact with the Coun­ The new park on Burlington St. sure looks a lot nicer than what knowledge seems to be taking us. the taxpayers? cil on International Educational city officials still propose as Iowa City's answer to the monolith in From all indications, it won't next year. Admittedly. this is not a new problem. A strong political campaign Exchange; a non-profit New 2001 : A Space Odyssey. That is. The Parking Ramp. And it -(:[ -(:[ Perhaps it could be argued that my: I for tax reform during election, York organization involved In seems odd that the city refuses to accept the gifts of equipment This is just a reaffirmation of an earlier article : concern is ill-founded. then the sudden surge of the student travel for the past 30 and so forth that local conservationists donated . We weren't playing little games when we reported sources Goethe, in his work "Faustus," explored give-away programs in years. We have ordered large While the park looks bear right now, it 'eould turn out to be one saying Campus Security may have mufffed the initial handling the same problem. Dr. Faustus, you quantities of their free and help­ legislature began. of the city's best. And it could only be a boon to the urban of the Ottens murder. remember, in his desire for truth and We seem to be confronted ful travel literature which renewal project ideas in the part of the downtown acting as a sort knowledge was willing to abandon his soul. with a inflated system, whose student travellers are invit'!d to We were serious. And our stories stand, by and large, Let us hope that the same desire for new of mini-Pentacrest. unrefuted. only intent seems to create and obtain from the OOL before Nah, it's too easy to pave paradise and put up a parking lot. scientific knowledge does not wreak havoc enlarge its interests and con­ going overseas. Whether the UI's security conduct will adversely affect the with social institutions and with the human trol. Stephen Arum Besides, you can't put dimes in jungle gyms. investigation outcome is unknown. But it has not helped. values which mean so much to all of us. If we are to avoid a ecOQomic Dlrectot -(:[ -(:[ So DI detractors better not try to pin a bum rap on us on that bankruptcy within our state; Office of International I do not favor unconditional amnesty. article. Because, unfortunately, you're wrong. there will have to be some Education and Services I am willing to forgive most returning prisoners of war for Toodles. THe nailY iowan Volume 105. NO . 182, May 15, 1973 sieve baker, editor; .. III Dorion, RII ..,III editor , dave helland, auoc. editor; monies bayer, mike wegner, n... sedllor •. caroline torrell, lowell may, stan rowe, Bestiality power~iree sex prisoners viewpoint editors ; gerald taucbner,nrvlval ser· vlcu editor; barb yost, features editor; dille drUII, a ..oc . featlrel editor; IlIrl. Imltb,lIl. arts editor. she and animals. All decent people will artists, writers and Hollywood stars degenerate society forbids our to .... end boopes III, berole owe.s, bart rl." EdItor'. note: In a special letter to was brutally butchered and her Iports editors; larry may, tappy pbllllp., pbttl parts distributed to our local Eagle condemn any such shockingly have been infatuated with beasts; marriage. Ibe DaUy Iowan, Sam Slrrocco does Lassie was secretly loved by several However, times are changing-we director •. chain. All because she was a cow! What abnormal preversities. dave rubelltelo, . peclal effects; Ball ••1 ..me PR work for bis favorite Yet, vicious, cruel, Medieval laws stars. Rumors have been spread, sick will be heard! P.I.G. (People's qllliutioa. sin, what corruption, what crime did rice., mlbsy brooks, reatures staff; dick oller· this cow commit? None! Her only guilt remain on the books in all fifty states disgusting rumors , about an elicit lnterbestial Group) grows daily. We're maa, lIIeperlOl. getting more money, members and I am sick Imd tired of reading was being a cow. And certain sick forbidding not only inter bestial relationship between the lone Ranger John L. Huffman, publisher complaints from preverts in your disgusting hwnan minds cannot admit marriages, but any inter bestial and Tonto. The truth is, neither man support as people come out of the Dark Jerry Best, Adv.rtlslng Director paper. I find their sexual views filthy that cow might have feelings, might contacts whatsoever. Stores like that of was gay, but both Silver and Scout were Ages. Stop by. the P.I.G. office for Denis Crolly, Retail AdvertiSing Manager young Timmy still abound; society female horses. Not Only would Tonto some literature and chat with our staff, James Conlin, Circulation Man."r and disgusting. They all pay lip service also be capable of love and sexual Dick Wilson, Production Superintendent to the cause of sexual human freedom, satisfaction with a human! Again, we continues to torment the helpless beasts yell, "Get em up, Scout," but Scout a truly dedicated group : Elsie the cow, but they are so caught up In their lewd see our sick hypocritical SOCiety forCing mvolved and ostracizes the huinans. would whinny, "Get it up, Tonto." Chuck the chipmunk, Dave the goat, Published by Studenl PubllCitlonl, '"C .. But now, a group of concerned citizens Personally I can say that relations Sam the human, July the sheep, Charlie III Communocahon! Cenler. Iowa Cily, Iowa sick causes, that they Ignore an its values on others, both humans and 52240 dally eHept Saturdayl. Sundays, leg.1 • Incredible social, moral, sexual animals. (Bill will never be the same.) is on the move, determined to longer with animals have been profound and the cat, Sheila and Sue, beautiful twin holidays , dan after legal hol ida YI and days injustice. Perhaps I can show what I Again, what crime did the boy and the hide in the woodwork and pretend we intimate, the light of my life. I bulldogs. The office is out on Rural Rt. 3 of university vacation . Second class poslal)f • mean with an example from near Iowa cow commit? An act of love. They did don't exist. We are Coming forward to remember by boyhood initiation with We're always glad to talk to people and paid at the posl office at Iowa City under Ihe aty, only one of hundreds of such cases nothing that would not be perfectly all openly acknowledge our sexual our St. Bernard, an incredibly gentle animals and especially interbestlal Act of Conqress 01 March 2. 1179 preferences and demand recognition! sensitive, delicately feminine women. couples. The Da,ly Iowan Is written and edited by • which occur yearly in this corrupt right between coosenting adult studen's of The Unlv erslly o. Iowa . Opinions country. humans. Why should the species of No longer will be content to hid in Then there was Beatrice, a slender expressed ,n the edllorlal columns are thOse A young freckle-faced blond farm lad adult matter7 Can't we learn that It's barns, stables, kennels and chicken clean little pig with beautiful legs and 0' the writers. of fourteen, TImmy, fell in love for the not the color of a creature's skin or fur coops-not while other sexual preverts trotters. I remember crying helpless run rampant. Beast power is on the tears of rage and grief as a cruel The 'Assoclated Press Is entitled to the fll'St time. Although shy at first (not (or its texture) that matters?-we're ~xcluslve use lor republlcallon 01 all local II, • beine disgustincly promiscuous and all the same underneath. If a move! farmer refused to sell her, sending her well 8S all AP news and dispatches. immoral like SO many college relationship can be beautiful between a History teams with famous instead to the slaughterhouse. All my bestialists who have been glossed over efforts to rescue her were in vain. I was Willard Boyd • studentl), tbe timid crea ture soon man and a woman, why not between a UI President Subscription rates : Iowa City and returned his love, and ct.!licate and man and a cow? Or a man and a female by historians and moraliJts. Think of all so upset, so hungry for love, that I went Coralville 3 monlhs 16.00, 6 months S10.oo, the famous shepherds In history: King through dozens of quick superficial 1 printing year S18 .00. Mall subscrlpllons 3 , beautiful relationship deveCoped. When pig? Or , what could be more shyly months sa .SO, 6 monlhs $14.00, 1 prlnllng David, for example, who got his start relationships with a variety of women : Dear Sandy: the boy's parents discovered the two chaste, more delicately withdrawn, I law you go& a new judicial year S22 .00. lovers in the bam, in the midst of the more gently passive and quiet, more with sheep, something they don't teU sheep, dogs, a canary (a big canary), a you in the Bible. Christ did not call possum, a bear (I nearly ended up structure for all UI students. But are Telephone numbers : love act, they were aghast. Their lady-like-in short, more feminine, you really going to replace Jadge EditoriaJ, news ...... , ... 3SJ.62tO · narrow provincial minds were than a collie? Or, to reverse things, himself a "shepherd" wtth a flock for locked in her cage by accident), a '" advertising ...... 3S3·6201 nothing; there is New Testament beautiful collie with light blond fur, a Garfield witb Captain Kangaroo? Business office ...... " ...... :353·6105 incapable of understanding; instead, between a woman and a bull? Tailing &lie flf&ll, · they reacted with shock and horror, (Somehow the bull captures the evidence showing his ideas on this swan, a big skunk, a porpoise (I almost Circulation ...... •. 3SJ.620l drowned), an eagle, a goldfish, two Please dlaf 353·6203 II you do not re(tlv. tearing the two !oven asunder: The essence, the force, of the male spirit matter, as might be guessed from the your paper b.y 7:30 a.m. Every ellort will De next day, In spite of their son's tears, and potency.) Or a woman and a swan? scene of his birth. St. francia of AtsIaI, donkeys, a minah bird. Finally I found made 10 correct the error by the nut I_\uf. lObI and screams for mercy, they sent We do, however, draw the line at too, was a great lover, physically and Sylvia, who would make a perfect wife Clr(ulatlon of lice lIOurs are ~ a.m. 10 .... ilia beloved to a slaughterhouse where homosexual contacts between humans spiritually of animals. More recently, and mother-4d a sick perverse MondlY through Friday. 'I1Ie Daily lowu-lowa Clty,lowa-Tuet., May 15, lI7L-Paae. r.... ~ ___f_o_)_r_o __ c_c __ u_p __ a __ n_t_s __ o_ ·_~_'_I_y____ ~) ~~~~~~t~:' !!~~~~~:Z~l~~~~~:.~=_~ ,." ,. ht t· I film that 5hoold've been left brass find out he's been pimping sioned character. I never was he found holes in his hard-gotten ~ enant s rig 0 prIvacy: a rep Y alone. But no, the gang at War- on the side. Hermie remains to particularly fond 01 baboony drugstore rubbers. Too. ner Brothers have seen fit to date this perfectly creepy girl. Jerry Houser, who plays Oscy. emphasizing his father earUer Recently David Schoenbaum su s taiDiDg tbolle rl&bts. The decision-making involved. PAT tenants? Or are they just manufacture Round Two Throughout the movie you sit His expressions and lines reek. would've helped to make the and Hanna Weston, represen­ dty'. LHP, as presently con· wants LHP tenants to have "assuming" that all LHPtenan­ there and look on objectively of idiotic muggings and sequence more heartrending by ting the Hawkeye Area Chapter structed and administered. strong, but balanced, control ts must be "low-income (tenan· and emotionally quite unin- cue-card banter in Dean Martin showing his father to be a for the Iowa Civil liberties mallei a mockery of the clvU over their own housing. ts), "welfare clients," "poor" volved . It is because of this that fashion , instead 01 depicting a crucial figure in life. There was Union (HAC-ICLU), commen­ rlgbts of teaants. Keeping tbe The Low·Rent Housing Com­ and "public housing" tenants? the flick staggers all along but youth striving for early forties' some humor but too mucll 01 ted in the Daily Iowan on PAT's names and addresses of LHP mission should be given some This strikes PAT u a strange buckles completely when the college frat "masculinity." the dialogue was strained and request for the names and tenants solely ID the hands of real power jUJd authority over ldud of realOlliDg process from phone call comes informing Deborah Winters plays WlCOmfortable; the total effect addresses of Iowa City's Leased the city, and Mr. Seydel, Is a its own program. Guidelines dvllllbertari8JII wbo fought so Hermie of his father's death. opposite Grimes. Ah, where watered down. it also. Housing Program (LHP) tenan· perfect case of the dealal of the need to be re-written so the long and so bard against sucb Lackluster direction, hath Jennifer O'Neill gone? To be sure. thls is mildly "A Swiss ts. dvtl rights of UIP teaaats. The commission can deal labell whn applied to Class of '44. unfor­ remarkably plain technical Bring her back! Talentless Win- entertaining. but, but, but. but. 50 years PAT would like to respond to virtual absence of any due realistically with the actual bllckl-"they're all lazy," tunately, is a tired flick that's a work and a cloddy script ters' performance is an If it's nostalgia you seek. outan HAC-ICLU's remarks, both to prllcen procedures In tbe housing problesm of LHP tenan· '.'tlley have natural rhythm," dud. . prevent this from being both interesting imitation of talen- gather 'round that ol'pi-anna exactly point out some factual errors pr~se nt LHP makes a ts. At the present time the com· "they'relnferlor," ek Benjie, Oscy and Hermie great fun and truly moving. tless Cybill Shepherd's suave with friends and glasses and roll sex out of and to question some con- discussion of civil rights by the mission is powerless. As Mr. graduate from high school. Ben· Performances are rather broad of Last PIcture Sbow out The Beer Barrel Polka. I elusions drawn by the civil HAC-ICLU writers a purely Seydel said on this very topic in For persons interested in civil jie joins the Marines. The drab. Gary Grimes is Hermie What really smarts is the part Bob Jone. libertarians. The prestige and academic question. a recent letter to PAT: "The liberties, the HAC-ICLU writers general good public LHP tenants are denied effec· Housing Commission studies, find it too easy (convenient?) to image-thus credibility-of tive due proc~us the chan· plans, and sends recommen­ judge and sentence 209 people More from the wrack of wrinkled wrecords I HAC-ICLU also motivates ce to exercise their civil dations to the Council . about whom only the city's PAT's reply. rights-by the very people, the .. ... it (LHP) is administered Housing Coordinator is sup­ Besides issuing the latest B.B. One of T-Bone Walker's Rushing is the star on every on a bus in four years when PAT Is requesting the names City . Council, City Manager, by the City Staff within the posed to have such personal number; this album gives you a !lid addresses of LHP tenants Housing Coordinator, and Low information. King, the big name on the label. albums on Blueway does have their bands toured together. On guidelines established by the Bluesway is dipping into their good chance to hear just what Sometimes Tomorrow My as a first step In trying to bring Rent Housing Commission, who City Council who. by contract Schoenbaum and Weston say this classic that he wrote and so own vaults and the vaults of many other performers (for Rushing sounded like. Broken Heart Will Die is the about major cbauges In tbe say they are protecting the with the federal government. PAT "views (LHP) tenants as a Jimmy Witherspoon is present administrative struc­ tenant's right to privacy by clearly identifiable interest obscure labels like Vee-Jay or instance, the Allman Bros.) typical Pa.rker. Big Band. no provides the rental subsidy". another singer who combines strings and no chorus. Aconcise ture of refusing to release the tenants' group to be dealt with accor· Duke-Peacock to present Oti~ have picked up. Walker is at his LHP. At the present Now to a few factual errors in blues and jazz. He has a couple style that did blues and rock. oae persoD, the Housing names to PAT. dingly." PAT believes an best in a small band, all the bet­ time, the comments of Schoenbaum of Bluesway albums. the best One tune here sounds like a lit­ Coordinator, Lyle Seydel, bas PAT would like the and Weston. analysis of the remarks. the ter to show off his guitar work . Stormy Monday Blues has being Tbe Belt of Jimmy tle Richard vocal, but most are virtual dictatorial control of HAC-ICLU writers to focus 1. Marc Harding and Robert vocabulary used, by the Witherspoon. HAC-ICLU representatives Walker with five hornsmen , blues. A reissue from the I1IP, and tbus over tbe tenants their civil liberty searchlights Wasbburn do not represent Duke·Peacock vaults. blUiP. on LHP tenants, examine LHP PAT, 'l'bey made a request for indicates clearly they are the guitar-, basso, piano-players Jimmy Reed is in the same As a tenants organization, as run by the city, find out-if LHP tenants' names for tbe ones who see the LHP tenants and a drummer. He doesn't get school as Muddy Waters or PAT would like to offer its ser· you can-just how LHP is local Welfare Rights as a "clearly-identifiable lost in the shuWe as he does on Howlin Wolf. Delta blues tran· 14 Golden Recordings From sported to the city using electric the Historic Vaulll of vices to LHP tenants in any administered. PAT further Organization chapter. . special interest group." The Classic Blues of T·Boae Spann, Jimmy Witherspoon, Walker. but all those sidemen guitars, bass, piano and harp. Duke-Peacock Records is, as if problems or questions they urges HAC·ICLU members to Z. Mayor Brandt said "PAT Junior Parker and Sonny Terry might have in dealing with the read the guidelines governing PAT Is a tell8llts usoclatlon. are unnecessary except for the The Ultimate Jimmy Reed is a you can't guess, a sampler of wants to organize tbe (LHP, and Brownie McGhee to the reissue of sides he cut for one of the race record com­ city's Housing Coordinator. the city's LHP, and see for tenants." No matter what a tenant's fact that now that he can afford mass, white audiences. Vee-Jay. Reed wrote all the panies. Here you have the Given the virtual non·in­ themselves the powerlessness 3. Mayor Brandt did offer to so-called Jncome cIus (or sour· them. Walker wants them. volvement on a day·to-day basis of the Low·Rent Housing Com­ let PAT send a questlonniire to ce of Income), PAT WGl'U to Bobby Blue Bland sings a Heart Loaded Wltb Trouble. songs with the exception of "Big Casuals "So Tough" which the Otis Spann disc in the Boss Man ," He has an reached 42 on the national char­ "1 of the City Manager and the mission. LHP tenants. However, DO writ­ assist that tell8llt with hls-ber blues-jazz-gospel synthesis; the landlord·tenant probIes. Maybe same school as Ray Charles or Classic Blues series, hits easy-going approach to the ts in 1958 ; Willie Mae Thornton City Council, along with the PAT also urges HAC-ICLU ten guarantees were made by Spann's style right on the head. powerlessness of the Low·Rent members to explain wby LHP tbe mayor on the control of tbe tbe HAC-ICLU writers are Aretha Franklin. His Call On music that was helped by his doing "Hound Dog"; Junior Spann played keyboards behind heavy drinking. 'I1Ie Parker's "Annie Get Your HOUSing Commission, in LHP. has ~n controlled by one per­ content of such questionnaires. imposing their own overly sen· Me is a reissue of material he sltlve class and income con· cut for Duke-Peacock ten years his half·brother Muddy Waters Ultimate Jimmy Reed is Reed Yo-Yo " and Johnny Ace's tenants must rely on Mr. Seydel SOD, tbe HouslDg CoordInator? HAC·ICLU never contacted for 18 years. This album has for everything. PAT vigorously Who reviews and examines tbe PAT in any way about anything sclousness on 'PAT and Its ago. A typical show has Bland at the top of his career and hls biggest hit , "Pledging My request for LPH names aad backed by an ll-piece band and Spann doing Chicago blues out top was pretty good. Love". released in 1954. This Is objects to such a completely declslon~ver aU tellants aDd involving tbe city's UlP prior to front of Muddy Waters, Sammy undemocratic structure in a landlords In LHP-of tbe writing and publishing Its com· addresses. a chorus, the Bland Dolls. His Junior Parker learned to play strictly for the hard core race ments. . voice is on the soft, Lawhorn and Mojo Buford, all a harmonica as a teenager in record freaks. tax· supported. public benefit Housing Coordinator? Wby Is PAT is interested in tenants of the Muddy Waters band. I'rogram. LHP set up In such a way that dreamy-erotic side as opposed Sonny Boy Williamson 's band. Schoenbaum and Weston and their rights. PAT deals with Jimmy Rushing shouts his After Howlin' Wolf retired in PAT is convinced that once all landlords and tenants in the use to the frantic-erotic style of repeatedly such descriptive tenants, as persons in need of blues in front of a big band. For 1951 he took over the band which Dave Helland it receives the names of LHP program deaf with the same expressions as: "low-income and with a right to decent, safe someone like James Brown. persons, then it can move person? Tbis strikes PAT as Biggest complaint about this 15 years the big band was Count included Ike Turner. His tenants," "welfare recipients," housing , no matter what their Basie's. Sent For You Yester· quietly, but effectively, to extremely dangerous , given the "welfare clients," "poor," and income, class, or color. particular selection is that it "Mystery Train" on Sun recor· inform LHP tenants on how different interests and needs of "public housing (tenants)" to dOesn't include "Stormy Mon­ day , a reissue, doesn·t have the ds was made into a minor hit by ...... lmRyan Basie band backing Rushing Elvis Presley. He and Bobby Kti i ~t'J they can deal with the present landlords aad tenants. PAT is describe the 209 LHP persons. PAT Coordinator day Blues," a standard with closed structure of LHP. PAT not convinced that one person PAT questions the zealous use which may be a Bland put half a million miles NOW SHOWING would a Iso provide back-up sup­ can fairly and effectively make of such a sociological port and legal counseling to just decisions for botb groups. vocabulary in discussing Iowa UJP tenants in any grievance PAT is interested in having City 's LHP members. Does they might have in any type of the LHP program restructured HAC-ICLU have some way to landlord-tenant dispute bet­ so LHP tenants can particpate prove their labels match the ween themselves and their Ian· effectively in the economic conditions of LHP d1ord-the city. PAT is Interested In securing 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 the ,rights of tenants. and :Girls!- Girls! 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SUNSHINE Students-Teachers Til "\.• J.• ~IA NURSERY SCHOOL TRIVIA- Ventriloquist Shirley Opening May 21. Children 3·H DinSdale, of course, and her dum· years may enroll. OfferIng five, my Splinters. Mike Stokey's Pan. three and two·day sessIons, Mor· ,tomine Quiz Time took '49 honors nlng and-or afternoon . for most popular program Enrollment limited 16, For fur· ther Infonnatlon, call 351~415 Where to live BILL McGovern-Congratula· after 5 p.m, tions on your success, Bill McGovern, 5·15 DO baby sitting also school age children durIng vacation, close to University Hospital and schools, next fall? 337·4296. 5-16 EXPERIENCED baby silter has WILLY- openings weekdays, Fenced yard. We'll always Call 351-4712, 6·5 remember you as you were-dumb. Farm Pel. out, big 23. Hoppy's boys FREE puppies- Medium sized, six weeks old. 1·643·5978, West Branch. 5·16 SEND your donations to GLF Legal Defense Fund, c·o Student AKC reqistered Gold Labrador Legal Services, IMU , 5·16 pups, five weeks old 351-9960, days ; ANY student speclallzlnij In the 1·646·2212, evenings, 6·11 organ may earn a first rate Atlanta Bound Baldwin" organ by playing on FOR SALE-AKC registered Dot. regular evenings for a music erman pups; 3 red- all male; ·$ lover . Details by conference. black-2 female and 3 male. $75, Atlanta Falcons head coach Norm Van Brocklln, center, Is quarterback Bob Lee were traded (or Falcon quarterback Bob WriteMr, X, The Da ily Iowan . 5·15 Write Box 15, Red Oak, Iowa 51566 shown with two players the Falcons obtained In a trade with the Berry and Atlanta's (irst round draft choice In 1914, or call 351·2783 . 5·15 AP Wirephoto INFORMATION line for Gav Minnesota Vikings, Linebacker Lonnie Warwick, left, and women , Call Geri at 645·2949, 7·2 PROFESSIONAL dog groomlng­ Puppies, kiltens. Iropical fish, per GAY Liberation Front informa· supplies. Brenneman Seed Store, tion- Call 351 ·8322 or 337·7677. 6·13 401 S. Gilbert. 338·8501. 7·2 MUSIC for weddinQs and other oc· casions, Experienced, claSSical Lo.' and Fo.nd Warwick, Lee to Atlanta musicians. 626·2631. 5·16 MOVING soon? Waterbeds and. LOST-Long haired yellow tabby, unusual furnish ings. Nemo's male. Generous reward! Dial dir· Apartment Store, 2·9 p,m" dally, ect, 645·2692. 5.16 • , 5-16 LOST- Gray bOX containing neck· for Berry and draft' pick laces-{)pals, pearl. Family senti· mental value. Generous reward. Please Call 353 ·1227 , 5·15 Lee, a 6-foot·2 punter and A spokesman lor the NFL at with a 55,6 per cent pass com­ You want a poolroom tif pool contests. BLOOMINGTON, Minn, (AP) l.OST- Female, black cat down· - The Minnesota Vikings reac· quarterback, described the its league headquarters in New pletion record, hitting 154 for town near Little Caesars, Please re·, quired quarterback Bob Berry trade as "a great opportunity - York said the transaction 2,158 yards and 13 touchdowns, She wants a color TV room. Recycle turn. Reward. 354.1285. 5·16 from Atlanta Monday as partial a chance to be a starting quar· leaves nine free agents in the Grant said 01 the acquistion : compensation when reserve terback in the NFL, That's what league, down from the 13 who "Berry's record speaks for it­ You want indoor putting greens. •••Ine •• quarterback Bob Lee and mid· every quarterback wants, " offiCially became free agents on self," Van Brocklin, the Atanta dle linebacker Loonie Warwick Lee said he played out his op­ May 1. The spokesman refused coach, said: "We felt we had to She wants a musjc room. Your OppOrl.nlll•• signed with the Falcons, tion after Fran Tarkenton retur· to name them, make a change at quarter· FOR sale-Cash, lease or con. ned to Minnesota from the New Berry was signed by the Vik­ back ," You want a steam bath. tract. Country store and tavern The Vikings will also get At· with four·room upstairs apart· lanta's first·round choice in the York Giants last year, Lee was ings in 1965 after setting al,l-time Referring to Lee, he added ' Daily ment and ap-proximately two acres National Football League's 1974 used sparingly in 1972, University of Oregon passing "He beat us twice in the mud She wants one, too. of land. Joe s Place, Cedar Valley, college draft as part of losing Warwick, a Vikings regular records with 271 completions down here and the snow up Iowa . 1-643-2561, 5· 16 the two free agents, since 1965 until he suffered a and 37 touchdowns, there," He said Lee would try Both had played out their op· knee injury last year and sat out He started only one league out as a punter as well as a Iowan Office Space tions and were free to sign with half the season, said he played game while Norm Van Brocklin quarterback. She wants a playgrou!1d for children. another club as of May 1. out his option because he could was the Vikings' coach and Lee attempted only six passes UPTOWN reasonable-Shop', off· llicle or Rlcler ice space, Will remodel SUit ten· Vikings General Manager not agree on a contract with the never started at all during Bud last season and completed three You want an exercise room. ant. 3388833 . 6·25 Jim Finks said Berry expressed team, Grant's lirst season, He was for 75 yards. During his career WI LL consider taking one· two some surprise when he was . 'I think my knees are 100 per sold to Atanta prior to the 1968 with the Vikings, he completed She wanlS one, too. riders to San Francisco areas, informed of the transaction, cent. 1 work on them quite a bit, season, 95 of 186 for 1,362 yards, {line leaving after 25 ,354·1237. 5·16 Work Wanled Last year, Berry ranked four­ Berry could not be reached at using exercises a surgeon set up touchdowns-and nine intercep­ You want monthly parties for all. I NTE REST! NG couple wants ride RETIRING STUDENT EDITOR his home in California, for me, .. Warwick said, th among all NFL quarterbacks tions. out to ColoradO after Saturday. .and news editor seeks lucrative Call 351 ·9018. 5·16 fX>sition in journalism ~ield . Ideal· She. wants a swiIJ1ming pool. ~ j i ,stlc, experienced, dependable. R I DE wanted to Chicagoarea with Leave message fOr "Eddie" at 353· belongings, Will pay. 338·3196. 5·15 6210. 5·15 Riggs to give Court sec'ond"chance NEED ride to Detroll after May 9. We suggest a Share expenses, 338·7643. 5·1 6 NEED $()ME CASH? RAMONA, Calif. (AP) - intend to put up any more San Diego Country Estates and Grand Slammer, Don Budge, R I DE needed-Cedar Rapids for SELL IT FAST with II Margaret Court - and not Billie money on my own. f7 ,500 from CBS Television, would alternate against Mrs. summer school. 353·2946. 6·8 DI CLASSIFIEDADI Jean King - will get the next "Besides, Mrs. Court is a very He also pocketed a bundle Court and Mrs. King, later RIDE wanted-Washington, D,C. shot at Bobby Riggs, if she wan­ gracious lady, She didn't play from private bets, estimated in pairing in a doubles match. COMPROMISE- atter May 15, Call 338·3317 , Share Help Wanted expenses. j 6·8 ts it, the 55-year-old hero of all nearly her best against me. I the thousands, "I have Madison Square Gar­ PART time membership recruit. tennis seniors said Monday. think she should have another The Hollywood producer who den committed," Barnett said. RIDE wanted to Boston , New er, commission basis, Apply 'Ork, May 140r after. 337·9770 .5·16 UIEA, 215 Iowa. Equal Opportun· "Billie Jean had her chance chance. Maybe in New York's put Sunday's package together. Riggs' almost effortless tri­ Lakeside Manor ity Employer, 5·16 - I challenged her first," Riggs Madison Square Garden or at Jackie Barnett, reportedly is umph over a nervous , shaky RIDE for two people 10 Dallas, Texas or vicinity anytime after DESK CLERK said after a heady 6-2, 6-1 victory Forest Hills." laying the groundwork for a Mrs. Court, the game's No. 1 May 9, Will share expenses, Call Weekends and some part lime over Mrs . Court here Sunday in series of such challenge match­ woman player and leading whel'e ,fun is just a part of living. 338·6708. 5·15 during week, Must be available at 1 the Battle of the Sexes, Riggs posted $5,000 of his own money winnp.r on the Virginia least one year. Apply any morning es between former champion Lakeside gives you all of these, in person to Mr. Mueller, Howard "If Billie Jean wants to put money for the challenge match men, now in the senior divisiOn, Slims tour, dealt a damaging In.,.-.etlon Johnson's Motor Lodge, 1·80 and ~,OOO where her mouth is, I'll played at the remote San Vicen­ and top women performers. blow to ladies' tennis, and there plus city bus service, laundry N. Dodge. 5·16 be happy to play her. But I think te Country Club, but he got it all He is talking of a 12-city tour certainly will be demands for FLUNKING math or basic stalls. I've' proved my point. I don't back, plus $5,000 put up by the in which Riggs and former redress, facilities tCf parking. tics? Call Janet, 338·9306 , 6·13. HELP WANTED NEED help with German? Tutor· ing by native speeker. Mornings, P , A, T, Is now taking 353-6249; evenings, 628·4794, 5·16 applications for tne following And now we're offering staff positions: Office Supervisor Wllo Doe. II? and Dorm·L1aslon Person. a special to UI students Applicants must qualifv for FATHER'S Daygift- Artist's por· Work·Study , 'j & teachers tralt-Children, adults. Charcoal, $5. Pastels, 520, Oil from $85 , 338· Office Supervisor: Must be • 0260. 6·12 experienced In all phases 0\ office wor/(-Typing, fIIln~ , LIGHT hauling or moving-Call after 3 p.m, weekdays; anytime answering phones, ordering sup· weekends, 351 ·8216. 5·16 piles, coordinating work We invite you to stop out soo~, schedules, CHIPPER'S Custom Tailors, meet Jack & Jill, and look over 124'(' E. Washington, OiaI351 ·1229, Dorm·Llaslon Person: Must be 7·2 capable of Independent, creative work-a self starter. Duties will the Lakeside Way of Life. WINDOW WASHING Include working closely with AI Ehl , dial 644·2329 University Housing officials and A, R.H. representallves. HAN 0 tailored hemline altera· We think you'll like it. tions. Ladies' garments only, Phone 338·1747, 6·13 Each PAT, position Is for 10 hours a week at $3 per hour, NOR Haywood West NEED TV? Te Pee Rentals hilS j $120, Havlicek a JKlrtables for rent, 2223 F Street, Submit applications to Dho~. 337-5977, 6-13 P.A. T. office In IMU VW, WE repllir 1111 makes of TVs, before June 1, 1973. 337 ·4 'Skate' tops NBA stereos, radios lind tape players, ,Helble & Rocca ElectroniCS, 319 S, Plano movers : Pllrt time, exper· NEV...... ball :ft ~.Glibert SI. Phone 351~50 . 6·13 ienced, referenced, Tom's Peek· Tem Ing Service, 338·2132. 5·16 Gf .I.nellng. ~~.~.' 'ypln•• ervlc •• SECRETARY plus for nil'" pflltt­ All-Star balloting Typing, shorthand, limited boOk· Phor TY PI N G- New I BM SelectriC, keeping, pleasant surroundings. Open carbon ribbon , Former university p.m. secretary. 338-8996. 7·2 351 ·5577 , 5-\1 day, America. Lealue NaUoDiI Lt•• ut NEW YORK (AP)-Nate Archibald, Kansas City-Omaha's tj' EIII E.lt ELECTRIC-Fast, accurate, ex· COCkTAIL waitresses_alters FUR W, L, - Apply In person, Lazy Leopard W. L, PCI, G,B. Pet. O.B , relatively small guard. was the biggest vote collector on the rilwt Floolt SteD"" Floc ... perienced. reasonable, Call Jane apar' Chicago 20 13 ,606 - Lounge, 122 Wright St, after 3 p,rn. 337·7. Milwaukee 14 14 .5 00 - National Basketball Association 1972-73 All-Star squad Snow, 338·6~72. 6·13 5·16 Baltimore 14 16 .467 I New York 11 14 ,518 2 Two Bedroom Townhouse furnished Montreal 13 IS .464 41> announced Monday, while Boston's Dave Cowens, the ELECTRIC typewriter-Theses, THE New York 14 16 .467 I ARTISTS needed- Midwest flMr · (acn Pittsburgh 1% 14 ,462 I I> league's Most Valuable Player, failed to make the team, $155.00 8185.00 manuscripts, letters, term papers. Boston 13 15 .464 1 Phone 337-7988 , 6·13 ket/ng Is looking for artists with Bigs Detroit 14 17 .452 1% Philadelphia 11 19 .367 71> expertise and energy, Be prepared plctu Sl. Louis ,267 101> The 6-foot·1 Archibald, the NBA leader in scoring with 2,719 Cleveland 14 18 .438 2 8 22 REASONABLE , rush Jobs, experl· to show past work and dlrect/ons lows. Welt Weat points for a 34.0 average in 80 games, in assists with 910 for an Studio Efficiency enced , Dlsse rlatlons, manu· headed, Contact Ron Kensll, Mon· PIIlO\ Chicago 18 8 .692- Sa n Francisco 25 12 ,676- 11 .4 average and in minutes played with 3.681. received 15,836 scripts, papers, Languages, Eng· dlly·FrldIlY, 1·5 p.m , 337·9906, 5·16 'tlgn. Houston 22 12 ,647 l 'h 8115.00 Iish , 338-6509, 6-13 \)f ha Kansas City %0 12 .625 I points from a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters in the WANTED-Fraternity board lob· 'ent I California 15 13 .536 4 Cincinnati 19 13 ,594 31> Los Angeles It 15 .559 .',1, league's 17 cities. Each city received a ftill vote, meaning AMELON Typing Service-IBM bers, fall . Close in , GOOd food I Oakland 17 15 .531 4 Furnished electric, carbon ribbon , Dial 338· Nick, 337·9671. 5·15 Minnesota 12 14 .462 6 Atlanta 12 18 .387 10 17,000 would be the maximum, KEN San Diego 12 22 .353 11',1, 8075 . 6·13 ler .... Texas 10 17 .370 .% Joining Archibald on the first team were forwards John $135.00 DORM studenls needed for carrier r I IBM Executive-Carbon ribbon, salespersons, Summer and fall, mon MGaday'. Gamea Havlicek of Boston and Spencer Haywood of Seattle. center theses and short papers, Experl· Des Mo ines Regi ster, 338·17SO, 353,5. enced, 338-99.7, 5·16 r 5.16 Texas 7, Minnesota 6 (first gamel Mlalay'. patel , Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of Milwaukee. and guard Jerry West DINI Oetrolt8, New York 0 Apartments Include disposal, range and four . of Los Angeles, refrigerator; gas, bot-cold water paid; central GENERAL typlng-Notary pub· ROOM and board in exchange tor Bo.lon I, Baltimore 0 Philadelphia 10. St, Louis 5 IIc , Mary V. Burns, 416 Iowa State household help, no baby sitting. GC California 3. Kansas Clly 2. The closest voting was for center, where Abdul-Jabbar healing and air conditioning. Small pets accepted Bank Bldg , 337-26S., 6· 13 Weekends free, 353 ·6732, days; edged Cowens, 10,822 to 10.356, The 7-2 Abdul·Jabbar, named 338· IOS8 , 5,11- AmtrklD Lea •• NallH.1 Lea ••e with additional deposit. Model apartments on Phon to the first team for the third straight season, finished second display, IBM Pica and Ellte-Carbon rib· Open Detroit (Lolich 2-1) .t New York Philadelphia (Chrl.tens,n I, a) .t belns, reliable, Jean Allgood, 338· NITE kldsllling for room rent , p.m, 3393. 5·16 Male.femal e, Middle May, 351 , (Kline 2-11, 7:30 p.m. st. Louis (Wile 3-21, l :30p .m. in scoring, third in field goal percentage and fourth in re- , day, Bailimore (palmer 2-2) at Boston New York (Koo.man 5.0) at 6703. 5,1' (TlaDt4-3).7:30p.m. Chica,o (Hooton 4-2). 2:30p.m. bouding, Cowens, 6-9, was third in rebounding and,recently TY PI NO - Theses, short papers, K"'ilo Minne.ola (Blyleven 2-6) at Texas was chosen as the league's MVP in balloting by the NBA e.c. Thlr.een years experience. WAN'rtD--<:olltd. lunlor or ..., ' Montreal (Torrez ,-I) al Pitt· Lakeside Manor PI1one337.3843, 6·12 40r, ten to twenty"ourl per week, Unlql (Stanhoule 0·3). 8: 30 p.m. .burllh (Blassl·2).8:05p,m, players, Salary $150 to S300 per month to Iowa, California (Bo.man 2-5) at Kanlas LOl Angeles (Olleen 3·2) at Cln· Cowens was chosen to the second team, along with forwar­ ELECTRIC typlng~arbon rib· ~earn Insurance buslnes•• C.r.... WAS City (Oal Canton 2·11 , 8:30p,m. clnn.1I (GullettS-2).8:0Sp,m, bon, editing, Experienced, 0111 .OpportunI tl(Jor "udent .fter grid· f mUSI Clevel.nd (Strom 1-3) at Mil· Allanta (Gentry H) at Houllon ds Elvin Hayes of the Baltimore now capital Bullets and Rick "Where to Live"l 338~7 , 5·16 (latlon, Stili! d.tall. of perIOII!II perm "aukee (BeIlHI.':30p .m, (Wilion S·SI , 8:30p,m. Barry of Golden State, and guards Walt Frazier or New York data to James E. Luhr., CLU; ~; (well Chlea.o (Bahnsen 5-2) at O.kland San Franclleo IBryant .-.11 al San Z40IHwayIBy-pau 337-3103 NVALL Electric Typing Service, . ProfessIonal Perk Building, CIdaI' 7300 1 (Blue '-II,. p,m , Diego (Caldwell 1-4). 10 :30 pm, and Pete Maravich of Atlanta, Dial 338·1330, 5-16 '.Raplds, IOWI , ... 5057 , 1"be Dally .."... TaeI" May 15, If7S-hIe 7 Apt•• for a ••t If III . "0 .-.jMob". Ho... aOO •••t. Apt•• for •••t CUSTOM PHOTO PROCESSING WAIITA. DA'L Y WA"ASSUME paymenls- Atlractlve' Want.d (co.t.) I (co.t.) • COpy Work • ' 197112x6O Regent. Furnished. 351 · RENT reduced summer-Share • Enlargements 3869 after 6 p.m. 6·13 close in aparlment, $65 utility SUMMER- Nice, one.bedroom, ~LOSE in, air conditioned, furn· • orymounllng unl '.. · .T ADS 1970 Manarch 12~50-One bed· · ncIUded . OWnroom.caI1337 . 98~~ :r~~~h~'l.fJ~.e In, air co~~15 r~~, ;~~o~~?rni'esSI;;~e~ e~: s· .... room, beautiful, spacious. Good , Irlcity. 337·2022, 5-16 PEGASUS, INC. One to W buy. 351 ·3720. 5·16 ONE or two share two·bedroom SUMMER- Fall option.....()ne bed· 1~19~11:~2~S~·!2~:~2!;22.JI TIl,.. DIYs .. 2Oc I WOrd •••••••••••I!111 ...... II~!1 ~ouse . Quiet, parking, air, yard room, 5130, plus electricity. 337. SUBLEASE modern, one·bed· llx4519690ne·bedroom furnished. and garden. Lots of space. Sum· 7371 5.16 room Mark IV Aparlment. 5108, FIVt DIYs ... Dc I Word MU. Ic. I 'portlng Good. Carpeled,air,skirfed,shed,wash. mer.fall. 338·0775. 5·16 ' utllltleslnctUded. J38..7t74. 5-16 Ten DIYs. , .. 2tc. Word er. 1·643·2890 after 5 p.m., weekends. In.tru•• nt. 5·16 CLOSE to campus-option for UNUSUAL furnished basement­ One Month .. 55c I Word ------fall - Terms negotiable. 338·7476. One bedroom available May 20. No INSURANCE PIANO wanted- Used upriaht In THE LOVE BUG ISHEREI $128 MONTHLY renl 'til June. Some pets. S125, utll. 5· 16 Hom_Mrs Minimum Ad ,. WerdI good condition . Phone 337·5201 9r Light weight, fiberglass 13 foot it ies paid. 351 ·4422. 5·16 MDbileHome ~53.3106. 5·16 Two bedroom, car· travel trailer. 85 pounds hitch MALE-Two bedroom, $80. Five MDtorcycle Sorry, no refwMII. weight for compact car towing. blocks to town, air conditioned. peted, furnished, air con­ SUMMER sublet- Furnished GIBSON electric hollow body gult· 337 ·3802. 5·16 apartment, 595. One·three people. AlIbi (also SR·22) ar. Excellent condition, best offer. TRAILERS FOR FUN ditioned, 11 blocks out. Ctose. 338·5052. 5-16 lINts P ..... 337·2589. 5·16 CO. MALE- Share furnished apart· All or part of summer, no lIfe-Rat.s you can live with ment. Air conditioned, close In, SUMMER sublease-Fall opllon LESLIE organ speaker, Model 47, Coralville, Iowa parking. 545. Call 337·4633 . 6·13 fall option. - Furnished efficiency. Close in; 5150. Leslie pre·amp for any port. near Art, Lawbuildings. Available IRVIN PFAB 353-6201 able, 540. Lowery portable organ, MALE grad needs same-Two May 16. 592.50. 354·2427 . 5·16 INSURANCE 5100. 351 ·5403. 5·15 ' Blcycl •• bedroom, furnished, Coralville 354·1547, evening. apartment. 351 ·6170 . 5·16 ______SU MM E R sublet-Two furniShed 1.9ii1ii'.M.a.iiidiie.n.Laiiiiine_ii35.1ii·~7333ii;.jIII ___~~~"'_~""!". elECTRIC Acoustic guitar piCk. up . DeArmond Model 210 . Individ. MAN'S 10.speed bike, 26.inch, cottages also one and two·bed· WIIBank good condition . Call 338·3317 . 6·8 FEMALE- Share large, air con· ~al string adlustment with volume Furnished and unfurnished Apts. rBolomk: Gfurl~ i Shhtvedill apartments. '''-I:I:IIlSIlSaa:al:l:lalla:am control . $40 new ; sell 524. 351 ·3676. dltloned apartment for summer. 5112.50 and up. ac S IS 19 • . 7-3 .. 4·27 552.50. 354·1656. 6·4 Lantern Park, 338-5590. 516 ONE" block from Currier Hall - Let\.. & TRUST-<:oratvltle, towa Chrome bike carrier FEMALE to share house. Extra ______. Likenew.furnished, alrcondition· ,:II Wanted to Buy regularly $21.63 only nice. Summer, option fall. 337 ·7665. ONE .bedroom. furnished apart. ing,carl?eted. Summer su~lease- help $12.95. 5·t5 menl Util ities pa id Black's Gas Fall option. Two or three girls. 212 WANTED- Used dresser; end ClIli FREE I-T-o-s-h-a-re-ho-u-se-,-o-w-n-roo- m-,-a-ir-c-o-n' I'qht Village. 422 Brown Street.6.1:i E. Fairchild. 5·16 _'='-L. table; desk lamp; desk. Call 3S1 · 100-352-4942 0269, evenings. dltloned. S58 .33, plus utilities, ONE .bedroom, furnished , air , DOWNTOWN- Spacious, furn· ~. r further Infor· 354·1057 . carpet, with garage and base. Ished apartments. Heat, water. matlon. ______5-_ 15 ment. One block campus, city bus. Beginning May, June. 338 ·8587 . 0 .... - MI.c. for ••1. Reduced rent. N. Linn. 351~74 . 6-4 6-25 'LI~ FEMALE- Summer sublel and·or ROLLAWAY bed. Qood condition, MOTOR PARTS CENTRAL first semester . Close in. 351 ·0305 . DOWNTOWN-one.bedroom, fur . SUMMER apartment- Quiet only $20 negotiable. Call 338·6996. 516 . very nice, two bedroom. Nine the Your account means a lot 615 Willer Str"t 8x24 Trail·etle-Furnished, real ______. n,shed, air, reduced summer·fall blocks from campus on two bus 6·4 + -.a .. u...... yoII StOUX CITY, IOWA 51102 nice. $500. 338·2649, evenings.5·15 FEMALE- Modern, a ir condi option . 3 3 8·7641. 6·4 lines. Central air, disposal. 351 · 6~ SACRIFICE- LIving, dining sel, '------"------'. tioned , two·bedroom apartment. -0 d 5216. 6·25 ieighbor.. at our miscellaneous. Like new. 337. MAN'S 10·speed bike, 26 Inch . 10X55 two ~edroom , furn i s~ed , N ea~ hospital. 3385717 . 5.16 AVAtLABLE June I ne an • " Bank With Young tCltas" 4736, 5.7 p.m. 5·16 Good condition. Call 351 .6258 5.16 ~arpeted , skrrted . Good location. Iwo ·bedroom, furn ished apart. FURNISHED rooms and apart. ______. _ Phone Ron al 337-9717 or 353·6689. FEMALE-own bedroom, furn . ments. 351 ·7214 . 6·25 ments, June 1 to August 15 . Tloe"-"-a.4c..o.. ~.. EXCELLENT living room furn· NEW bicycles- A8 hour service. 5·16 IShed, air conditioned. $74 . Coral Ut ili ties paid. 337 ·9038. 5·16 -_..... _- ~ Corillvllle& North Liberty iture,Best offer miscellaneous. Must sell. 337 furnlshlnQS·7365. 5·16. TheDubuque Bicycle. 338· 9923Peddlers,. 804 6.S13. IEXQUtSITE E 12x6o-LaH. IIndsca~ed ville. 338 ·2942 after 5 p.m. 5.16 frAVAILABLEee- Large . Mayunfurnished IS- May, tworenl· FURNtSHED, two bedroom I;~~~~~~~~~~~~===;::=::::==::::=~~ ot. . xlras. No . 151 , I top. 37· TWO or three to share nice, furn. bedroom apartmen.1with carpeted Close, Cambus roule. Reasonable DESK; dresser; bed, complete ' 4264 , 353·3426. 6,1 ished house. Air, own room, bus living room and k,tchen apptla!1' utll itiespald. 338·9809, 5.16 ! Q. , chair. David. 351·1357, . HI Cycl.. 10x46 mobile home 1965-Air, car· line. 337-4912. 5·16 ces. $150 monthly. On bus route 10 ~ · h d - Coralville. 351 ·7867 . 5 IS AVAILABLE June- New, one ..c.. - cot chI· n '"., OYNACO SCA 80 amp 40 watts pe I e d ,was h er· d ryer, furn,s e ROOMMATE-Very close, comfort· b d C ~#i~' L- RMS, $160. Two air·suspended 3;way HONDA CB100 1971 - New eng ine Good location 337·7384, evenings. bl . t A' $'0 D·aI351 .4353 e room near urrler. Rent nego· t month rent free. MALE grad : Share apartment" -322 N. Van Buren West Uberty, Iowa HONDA- All new- No extra char· May 16 possesSion. Near TOwn · Phone 627 ·2915 . Free delivery. own bedroom. Air conditioned, 'crest and Mall on bus line. 351 - ges. New CB750 now $1 ,498 . New pool. 3 51 ·2295. 6-4 -414 S, Dubuque Open Sundays, 1·5p.m.; 9:30a.m. C B450 now 5999. C B & CL350 now 0538 ; 353-42t8. 5·16 t08p.m. da ily ; 9:30a.m-. t05, Sat · 5739. New CT10 now $299. All olher --tl30 E. Jefferson urday. 7·2 FARMHOUSE, share with male WESTWOOD - WESTSIDE mOdels on sale. Stark's Sport grads or coupl e, own room. 351 · -618 N. Dodge Shop, Prairie du Chien , Wisc. Ultra luxury efficiency; one, two 4954 . 5·16 and three bedroom suites and USED FURNITURE Phone 326·2331 . -731 Church St. townhouses. From $130. Come tu NEED male student to help find AND ANTIQUES .945 Oakcrest, Apt. S-A or call 338· and share apartment near campus 351-6000; 351-0602; 338·1100 7058 . 5·16 AutoBlobll. now for fall , (possibly renting soon er could be arranged). Prefer $ 265 , ut iI ities In c Iuded , wi II ren I r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.1 APPLE TREE qui et. Have own air cond itioner, Iowa City's most beautiful three· Serylce. co lor TV , stereo, etc. Call 515·282. bedroom apartment : Summer Io:.IUIlWI. On Coralville Strip 9016 or wrile Lyl e D. Brigllie, 670 only : 337-9759. 5 15 , Between Henry's and Alamo SPRI NG CLEAN UP!!! 18th, Des Moines, 50314. 6·5 II Help beautify our city­ FALL : Two bedrooms attractive· n Iy furn ished : basement olci er h.i. .~ WHY rent? Old hauling trailer, V" lights, license, 525. Dial 351 ·5707. During the month of May house; near campus, 5215. 337· 5·15 we will pick up your old 0.1. elassifieds 9759. 5·15 PARTMEN FOR sale- Two Advent speakers, auto free of charge. 12x60 with 4x l0 ti pout- Air, stor. FALL renta ls now available. good cond ition. Call after 5 p.m., These cars will be aqeshed.three bedroom, cl os e in. are great Black's GaSlight Village, 422 NEW 1 &: 2 Bedroom Units 338.4485 . 6·4 recycled. Reasonably priced. 351 ·0475 after Brown SI. 6· 13 Recreation Room, Close In 5 p.m. and weekends. 6·5 I ALMOSTnewfroslfreeI4.1cu. ft . MI W ST •. \ '-II' little work ells! SUBLET- Two bedroom, unfurn· C~ l d S pot refr igerator. $225. 1918 D E AU T·O 1971 Homette 12x64 with 4xl0 ______ish~d,air, carp e led . C l o se in .5 16O . 900 West Benton walnut Victrola in perfect working RECYCLI NG tipout. August occupar.cy. 338· 337 4382. 5·16 r ------$ cond ition . 585. Walnut table, end OiaIU8-9721,24.hourservl'e 1302, evenings. 5·16 Model and Office open MORE FUN PER ta ble, buffet , v i nYICha l r , recliner ' I';:======:'=~ TWO · bedroom , unfurn ished 3!l Dill Night table, couch, vinyl couch. II 10x50- Two bedroom, furnished, apartments. Carr.eting and air. 9-5: a Y I Th Ki d Of D t y C Af d A L All very reasonable. 337.2873 . 7-3 Fori Freeestimateonyour air conditioned, skirted. $2,600. NFURNISHED three bedrOOms, SI45. Summer, fal . Coralvllle. 351 . 338·1175 e n a e ou an for ot 351 0424; 351 -8581 . 6·4 Iwo baths, yard, garage, 52.25 . 338. 7591 , evenings. 5·16 MODERN sofa and ohair, gold, Automatic Transmission 7300 atter 6 p.m . 5.16 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;------~---. S59.95. Terms available. r TS I I GODDARD'S FURNITURE call LITTLE WANT ADS GET FOR rent to faculty- Completely CORONET AP • 130 East Th ird BIG furn ished cabin. Big sandlr Lk., . . 2 3 West Liberty, Iowa ABC AUTO REPAIR "'I.___ ":':'::'::'::'::':'~ ____ McGregor, Mn . Beautlfu site. Air conditioned 1, I SUMMER BARGAINI 5160 I Phone 627 ·2915 . Free delivery . now 2 dS I . Ava 'lab,leJulyl S200monthly 575 bedroom, furnished or Newer , Furnished 2·Bedroom I Open sunda r,s , 1·5 p.m. " 9 .' 30 a.m . n t. 338-4346 f"weekly . Dr . A. Alanen, Terr. V;i ew unfurnished, carpeting, CLOSE, AI R, LAUN 6 RY . 337.7818 t08p.m. dal y; 9:30a.m. 105, sat· I... ___ .;;c~or.;;a;,;,IY;.;;I".;;e ___-lI1 a OOBI. or a ent 38A, Blacksburg, Va . 24060. 72 urday. ].21· drapes, appliances. ' I ROOM for male-Kitchen privll. TWO bedroom , air conditioned, Utilities paid except elec· COLONIAL Manor- Luxury one· I Pocket Billiards & 3 Cushion nT t · ·t PI d f bedroom furnished or unfurnlsh· RESUMESPRIHTED utO' -Do.e.tlc u 'lies paid . After 7 p.m., garage.7145th Avenue, Coralville. rlCI y . aygroun or ed. Carpeting, drapes, on bus line, PEN EARLY 9 1 OP L ,me weekends, 338·3921. 6·6 $175andup. 338-59050r351·5714 . 7·3 ch' ld Three n' ne V EN ATE I ren o ,I, off street parking, June and fall I -a . m .- a. m .- I 100 copies, $4 1964. Ideal for camp· - twelve month leases. , leases. From 5120. Dial 338·5363 Ing and hauling . 338·1754. 5·16 SINGLE- Refrigerator, shower, SUMMER subl et- 4 bedroom fur 337 520 You provide camera ready copy king distance. Summer, $25 ; nishedhouse. S240. 353·13440r353. Model apts. open by or . 2. 5·16 You'lIm"tth.niclStpeopl.'t 1972 Pinto wagon-Air, automatic, fall , 540. 337-5349 . 5-16 1218 . 5·16 appointment. JUNE S135 FOUR CUSHIONS like new. 338·0889 atter 5 p.m. 5·15 New, Qu iet, Nice, furnished, one· Second floor ov.r Airliner and Mul ..... rry Bu." COURIER PUBLISHING CLOSE in room for female-Car· LARGE house for organized grour. 1901 Broadway bedroom-<:Iose in. Fall option. _ _ _ __- _all 101 Second Avltnue, Cclalville 1958 Cad hearse-Excellent condi· pet, cooking , parking. No pels. for fall across from Currier Hal . Ph. Res. Mgr. 354.2962 eves. 338·7134 . 6-4 '~==.:=:.:==:.:=::.::::;;:::;; _____;.;;;_=.=::~. ...~ ____.... ___ .. Qaodcamper. AsklngS600.351 - Phone 338·3717 or 351-6061. 5·16337·1787 . 7·2 • LEITZ, research microscope, bin· 5·16 or 645·2662,645·2193 days FOUR girls can renl a two·bed· ocular , all accessories, four years BEAUTIFUL, large, bright, airy TEN bedroom plus two living ""------·1 room apartment al Seville for SSO Old . 3375949. 5·16 1965 Chevrolet- Excellent condi· roomS- Close, $60. Dial 338·7368. 5·16 rooms, two dining rooms, kitchen, SUBLET- Fall oplion- Two.bed. each per month . Phone338·1175 .7·2 IN EUROPE, WHERE AGALLO tion . Inspected, air, power steer· three balhs and balcony. Ava il· room, unfurnished. Air. $180. 3 38. ROLLAWAY bed, $15 ; seven·foot ing and brakes. S550 . Alter 5 p.m., TM Med itator? The new Sims abl e September I. Located corner 4898, 351 ·5599. 5.16 ONE bedroom, unfUrn ished, close, couch, 520 ; television, $20. 337·3940. 626·2602 . 6·5 center has one, nice room lefl. Call of Coll eg e and Summil St s. Unus· air, carpeted, modern, reduced, 5·16 Donna, 351 ·3779. 5·16 ua l. Dial 679.2358, mornings. 6·6 SUMME R sublet- One bed. bus lin e. 354·2814 . 6·4 OF GA~ COSTS A DOLLAR, . I room, furnished. Bus, air condi · 1 ;;;===;:;;;;;~==;;;;=. USEDvacuums, $10 and up . Guar· A U to • F or.I gn- ~OOMS for men- Pleasant, qUiet SUMMER C!NL Y tion inQ, close. $120plus electricity. II TH E anteed. Dial 337 ·9060. 7·2 srngles, summer or. fall. Mrs. TEN·bedroom furnished house, 338·6737 evenings 5.15 I t Verd,n, 831 E. College. 6·4 large modern kltchen,threebaths, , . CHRISTUS HOUSE THEY BUY MORE FIATS HURRY I Unclaimed layaway- por. across from Burge Dorm. $800 WORK for part of rent-One bed . Sofa bed wllh matchirig ch'air, MEN on ly- Summer and fall 'monthly. 119 Davenport. 351·4184, room. furnished aparlmenl. Com m u nit y - A 5169. Terms ilvailaele. MOVtNG must sell 1969 Volks· rooms, furnished . Cooking privil · 'anytime. 5·8 Coralville. S140. NO pets, no child· cooed uc ational living THAN ANYTHING ELSE, GODDARD 'S FURN ITURE wagen B~S . 51,300 . Call Glenn, eges. Walking distance to campus. f reno Dial 338·3130 or 351 ·0764 . 6·25. w~~p O~~~t~~ir~wa 353·4393 . 5·16 337 ·9385. 5·16 Apt.. or a.nt TWO .year.old, ·one.bedroom experime~~~O~dU~~~ Phone 627 .2915 . Free delivery. 1969 Fiat 124 Sport Coupe _ 5. FURNISHED rooms and apart apartmenI.Unfurnished,aircond· by the THERE MUST BE A REASON. Open Su.ndays, 1·5 p.m.; 9:30 to 8 speed, disc brakes, FM radio. Best Is, June 1 to Augusl IS . Ulili t: DOWNTOWN-Furni~~~ thr.ee it!oned. Near W. Be.n~on bus. Util . Lutheran churches is p.m. dally ; 9:30 to 5 p.m., Satur. offer. 337 .9397 . 6.4 pai d 3379038 516 rooms and balh. Utilities paid. lI,es (except electrrClly). Carpet· acceptl' ng applications day . 7.2 . . . Summer rates. 338·8833 . 5.16 ed . Available May 16. SIlO month· DATSUN 240Z, red, 1971 . Call 351 · ROOM- Male students- Two sin. . Iy . Phone 338·2358 or 354·2237 . 5·15 for the summer and FRINGED suede iackel, site 42, 3132 64 I .. I f II SUMMER sublet- Fall opt,on- brand new. Super cheap. 337·5949. . . g e, summer '. one sing e, a . 540. Three bedroom unfurnished, ulil . SUMMER- Furnished, one.bed. 1 973 . 1 974 s C h 0 0 t 5·16 1968 Camara Z.28- Green. white ,Cooking, utilities. 337·2687. 5-15 Illes paid, $153. Mark IV Apart. room apartmenl near VA Hosplt· se s sian. For i nfor· stripes, 327 cubic inch. 275 horse· ROOM- Summer or fall. Share ments. 351 ·2960 . 5·16 al. 30 Valley Avenue. Phone 338· mation and application NORELCO 202 with B & 0 SPI2, power . Recently overhauled kitchen, bath, garden. Parking. SUBLET F I hed efficiency. 4810. 7·2 form call 338-1868. 5120. (Shure M44E , $90) . 354·2197 . 3379719. 5· 11, Close in . Ellen, 337·9886, evenings5.15. A'Ir con d--:-liont. uredn ,s on bus route. FURNISHEDapartments,nlcel ..______'" 5·16 1961 MGA- Excellent condition ______351 .7863. 6·13 and clean, 715 Iowa. Call 337·2958 VALLEY FORGE VW enclosed carlop carrier, S25 . Roll bar. S800 . Call 337·2881 after 5 OOM Sh f . t M or 351 ·0073. 5·16 LEASING for summer and fall. 337.4121 , as/( for Dave . 5·16 p.m. 5·16 SI . Dia~~~r~4j~gera or. ~~2 ~QWN. TOWN - Must sublease Reasonable rent includes heat, nice, big , one bedroom, furnished, TWO · ~room ~p'artment-Furn . water, gas. Large one and two NEW bedroom set, complete, 599. FOR yOUr VW repairs call Leon. ~,~;~,~;:,~~g~~~ room, close in, re o air. 354·1411. 6·4 I~hed , arr condltloned, carpeted, bedrooms. furnished or unfurn· Terms available. ard Krotz, 64-4·3666, evenings and • par~ing, for fall. S50. d!sposal, dose to campus. Very ished . Shopping next door. On bus GOODARD 'S FURNITURE weekends. 5.16 7·2 200.1'0 DISCOUNT nICe . Available June 1. 5200. Caft line. Pool , playground, barbecue. 130 Easl Third Ie 337·9041. 5-16 In Coratville at 2048 9th Slreet. kitchen. 331 N. 333 0980. 6·25 West Liberty, Iowa IMPORT repair, Downtown . 338.8226. 7·2 Rent for Summer Oply SUMME R sublet-Fall option-Two Phone 627 ·2915 , Free delivery. Rock,corner Burlington and ______bedrooms. Near U Hospital. Air, DELUXE, one·bedroom, ap'arl. Open Sundays, t·5 p.m.; 9:30 to 8 asl-9574 . Student disCounts, . Two bedroom, car. shag. 354·2412 . ment near University Hospitals. p.m., daily ; 9:30 to 5 p.m., Satur . I.:::::===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 5·16 Furnished, 5145 ; unfurnished, day. 7·21. peted, furnished, air con- _ $135. Will rent by the month . 807 D.I. Classlfl.ds ditioned apartments. SUMMER sublet-Fall option. One Oakcrest. 351 ·2008 or 351 ·5098. 5-16 allBIl FURNtTURE from one bedroom bedroom, furnished, air, IBundry, aparlment. 5]3 S. Van Buren. Dial Ire for Five blocks to campus. pool. 351-1407 after 5:30p.m. SotS SUBLEASE furnished apartment The biggest selling car in Eurq>e. 337·7724. 5·t6 Your Conv.nltncel -...;.;,;;;....;;~,;,;;;.;;.;.;.;.;;.;...- ,for two·three people with fall op· Startingat$145 ,SUBLET- Two.bedroom furn. tion. S175, utilities Included. Call , Sanddoublesforsummer 354 1547 5 7 Ished. Garden privileges, air cond· atter 8, 338·2044. 6·1 Hou.lng . Cooking privileges. Close • ,. p.m. It ioned. Available June 1. 338.0728, AVAILABLE June l-one bed . . 337 2573 . 6·25 6. 13 SUBLET- June, July- Two bed . oom , unfurnished. carpet, air, on W ••t.d SUMMER or!all- Extra nice, k,l· room, furnished, air. 8150akcrest, SUBLET- Summer with fall op. bus line. 5125 plus tights. Call after Larry Rine Motors a rd for part time SUBLEASE July I-Two bedroom MAY Is moving month. Plan yours 353.5619 or 351 .5095. S.15 TWO girls need nice, two bed. baby Sitting, light housework. 337· townehouse- Central air, new SU~MER-Close In, attr~ctlvely to the May Flower Apartments. room furnished apartment. Close. 5036. 6·22 shag. laundry, pool, clubhouse, furnls~ed, two bedroom. Alr,laun· Single or married, Model suite DINETTE set- Table with leaf, Sl50. Summer only. 353·0219; 354 · MEN-Singles and doubles furn bus. $160, heat included. 351 ·7972 dry, dishwasher. Two to four per· 'open for your inspection. 1110 N · l~~~t.i~ four chairs, $45. Terms available. 2526 . 5· Ished with large kitchen. 'Avail: after (, p.m. 6·12 sons. $200 monthly. 337.4054. 5·16 Dubuque. Phone 338·9700. 5·31 GODD~j~~:sF¥~I~JTURE • able summer and fait. 337·5652.6·13 SUMMER only-Two bedroom, TWO·bedroom, unfurnished, on SUMMER rates- Now renting for Wesl Liberty, towa ••pl •• for a ••t ROOM for rent male Call after close in, air conditioned, nice. 353· bus route. Cheap! Summer sublet June and July. Black's Gaslight Phone 627 .2915 . Free delivery. 2'30 m 683.2666 " 6-13 1027. 5·16 -Fall ~ptlon . Call 351-29t2 bet- Village. 6·t3 Open Sundays, 1.5 p.m.; 9:30 to 8 . p. ., . ween 5 and 7 p.m. 5·16 p,m. dally ; 9:30 to 5 p.m., Sllur. TWO bedroom, furnished, air con- FOR men-<:entrally air condl. CLOSE In, summer rates furn. REDUCED rent- Summer sUblel STU DENTS I day , 7 2 dm~n~ ·1.601~ a~~ ~en~, 5~~ra~; 'Ioned, furnished rooms with cook· Ished one and two·bedroom apart. SUMMER sublet- Fall oplion-I/2 - $150. Two bedroom. furnished, :"\j~iiAl<~ntr',Kriiltiiiiii;:' v35151,. . ' 73 Ing facilities across street from ments. No pets. PhOne 338·3717 or duplex, downtown. SI55, utilities air, close in. 337·2282. 5·16 Summer Storage Problems? KALON . , . campus. $55. Jackson's China & 351 ·6061. 5.16 paid. 351 ·0820. 5·16 Why haul belongings home Unlquelttm. of.1t Gilt, Phone 337-90041. 5·\6 FURNISHED, one bedroom for Iowa. MODERN duplex- Four bed· SPACIOUS '12 house-Ideal for ONE.bedroom, unfurnished. Sum· couple or lwo girls. Furnished when you can store S.f.I, wi" S.fI., ~-::":,:~-...... ,.....,...---:-:-....,.- '1,,,... ~ltl,.nlrt,,w.o II~n39g rooms, ~I~ RIGHT downtown-Adlolnlng kit. three, close, TV, air. SIlO, 338.7368. mer sublet-Fall option. Walking efficiency for onegirl. 1214'12 High . WASHER and clryer, Meyteg, 3S1 ·.. . 5-1) chen, two big windows, quiet, ~ , 5.16 distance from campus. 502 N. land Court. Dial 337·3422. 5·16 must sell . New landlord will nol 338.0470. ~ . 17 Dodge. 337·5072. 5.16 351·1552 permit. First 5125 lakes the pair SUMMER sublet-Fall FALL: 4 bedrooms, II windows, - rwo bedroom, furnished, base· (well worth It.) Call Gerry at 351 Two bedroom, furnished for men-Singles, doub . • ttractlvely furnished. 3 blocks DOWNTOWN 57l)-Summer, fall ment apartment. Bar, fireplace, SAFLEY MOVING & STORAGE 7300 ; 3S3-4S92 ; le,vI message, 337. S2AO per month. Available west of Chemistry. campus; $lIS for five, utilities option. Utilities paid, furnished. off streel parking. Coralville. 337 · 5057. 5·16 C.II 338·3523. 5·16 Included. 337.9759. 5.16 338·4518 . 5·15 26; 338·8226. 7·2 220 10th 5t. E. - Coral¥lIle Pale 8-The Daily. lowu-Iowa City, Iowa-Tuet., May 15, 1m Tumbleweeds by T.K. Ryall George's is now closed at '

Survival First Avenuee 1 Watch for our opening . line soon at the new location TV troubles downtown I'm bavlng a UWe trouble getting my RCA XL-lOCI color portable repaired. By DOW, I've taken It In to Sutton Radio" Television, Inc., about 9 times. Tbey caD never seem to find 114 So •. Clinton I anything wrong with it, but as soon as I get it bome, It acts up a' again. The televisJon was a gift, so the warruty isn't '"I! l'elistered In my name, but that basa't been I problem with George's Gourmet 1 service. Just most recently, thougb, I've contacted the Better Business Bureau aDd KXIC'. "What's Vour Problem", lr)ing to let It repaired correctly. Sutton's bas come up Thtlnk you lor your ptltron"e claiming that there Is nothing wrong with the TV even thoqb It Icted up once rigbt In their repair room. It's been. months IIOW and I'm kind of tired of taking it in only to be told tbere t Isn't Inytblng wrong wltb It. Is there something.SURVIVAL Eddie Haskell tells it. all I UNE can do? J.T. There sure is! We contacted William Vorbrick at Sutton's and he confinned your problems. Apparently, Sutton's are as 'I'm a night person-best time to drink beer' irritated as you are, for not being able to find the nature of the Broasted Chicken probfem. A letter poured in the other of the Beaver. Q. Do you think mlrijuana Considering the arrangement of dealerships that RCA day asking who Eddie Haskell Q. Wbo Is your favorite should be legalized? Spec;," uses, both SURVIVAL LINE and Vorbrick agree that this really is. We threw it away and student leader? A. Dqes the Pope crap in the may be a problem for RCA to handle. We called their cor­ forgot about it. but then the A. There aren't any, and there woods? Is the bear Catholic? porate headquarters for consumer electronics in jerk who wrote it called us and haven't been any for quite Q. About tbe local scene. How SNACK PACK awhile. But Bo Beller had the chicken marinated in special spices, Indianapolis and explained your problem to their consumer threatened to come into the woulel,you analyse the Iowa City best coiffure and racetrack tips. french fries & buttered roll relations person, Noel Phillips. Phillips wants to handle the office and talk to Haskell him­ lifestyle? selff. To keep out any additional Q. What do you tblnk about A. I'd call it a draw with situation personally so mail any pertinent data on and about riffraff, we persuaded Haskell your fellow writers? .\tod maybe. a slight edge to the the TV and its service record to him and we're sure you'll get c to submit to an interview. McKuen, for exampole. cockroaches. Reg. 99 • some results. That address is : RCA Consumer Relations A. His poetry has all the 79-= Q. You've got quite a Q. What do you think of 1-155,600 North Shennan Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana 46201. reputation. Have you ever won dynamics of day-old dream Willard Boyd? Thanb to all students any awards? whip. A. Well, I especially like the A. I was first rwmer-up in a Eddie Haskell Q. VI's William Price Fox? paisley-striped pants he wore to f~r the past year Suede: cleaned and destroyed contest to find a look alike for wouldn't know a good song if it A. He should go back to a "come as you are" party one Barf the Weatherdog. Its hit 'em in the pants. And it operating a still with his rather. night. I've got pictures from my TUES., WED., THURS. Some lime ago I took my suede coat to New Process Dry mother is a pedigreed beagle. usually does. Q. Daily Iowan writer Dave sources. Vou gotta have 'em. (leaners to have It cleaned. I wasn't warned that It could be Its father isn 't. The whole thing Q. Wbat about Iowa? Helland? Q. How do you think Lewis May 15,16,17 damaged nor was I asked to sign a release. When tbe coat was quite a challenge. A. This place is an oasis from A. That's not writing, that's D'Vorkin will be as ne~ year's came back It was ruined to tbe point wbere It Is no longer Q. Tbat's not what we meant. reality, Iowa City, that is. typing. DI editor? ' wearable and was so streaked that it was ridiculous. New A. [ was elected president of That's why I pull in the bigtime Q. Wbat do you think of A. I wasn't aware that they stuff into my column, along with Process sent the coat In to a Fabracare Institute of whlcb my JunIor Achievement com­ Jonatban Livingston Seagull? were going to continue the little time stuff. People A. Oh, isn't he Eric Segal 's they are members and tbe Institute "determined" that It pany, shortly before we were publication after I leave. indicted for income tax evasion. think too much of personalities brother? Q. I'd like to ask you some wasn't tbe dry cleaners' faull. I purcbased the coat not too Is that what you mean? so I sort through my sources to Q. No, it's a book. things about your private life. long before for $130 at Armstrongs, so I took It to Cedar Q. Close. Let's move on. Vou grab the juiciest bits. Some I A. Same exCU$e they used for Are you really F. Scott Rapids for them to look It. Armstrongs said tbey would be have quite a following. Who has like, some I don't. Love Story. Nurelman's son? glad to replace it U 11 were tbe coat's fault, but they assured Influenced your saappy style Q. You've been associated Q. It's a very popular novel. A. Yes, but don't blame me. I me tbatlt wasn'tj they showed me numerous coats just like most? with some pretty big parties Patrick Gray had all the FBI had nothing to do with it and, mine that bad been cleaned by tbem and tbey turned out per­ A. Rice Krispies commer­ here yourself. agents read it.. from what my mother say~, fect. Sbouldn'tNew Process be respo,slble for the damage? cials, Shari Lewis, Andy A. That's true. We packed 400 A. Before or after they neither did he. By tbe way, New Process is now warning and requiring Granatelli, maybe Jerry Sies, in once, four kegs. But it emp­ investigated Watergate? Q. Wbat does your mother CORALVILLE ONLY the 1961 Detroit Tigers ... and a tied out when the fire engines Q. Let's turn to national think of your writing for tbe DI? everyone wbo brings leatber In to be cleaned to sign a written bit of Kahlil Gibran. came. affairs. Do you think Nixon A. She doesn't know. She release. S. M. Highway 6, Coralville Q. That's an odd grouping. Q. Gawd, was there a fire? knew about It? thinks I have a respectable job. It doesn't look like New Process is going to buy that new What are you Into these days? A. No, but there was a lot of A. I don't think he knows Q. And wbat is that? coat for you easily. SURVIVAL LINE talked with Bill Steven­ A. Debt, trouble, traffic court, match-lighting going on about much of anything. A. Playing piano in a house of son, manager of New Process and got the old run-around. music, Sanford and Son, things upstairs and smoke, lotsa Q. Did be try to cover up easy virtue. Stevenson maintains that they will stand by the results of the like that. smoke. It musta scared the old Watergate? Q. Do you consider yourself laboratory tests conducted by Fabracare. The tests proved Q. That's quite a variety. oinker across the street. He A. It's pretty hard to hide a avant-garde? (?) that the coat was made with some sort of loose A. It's a variety COliIIlUl. Hey, didn't like us boogying to Johf1 skyscraper, isn't it? A. I never play with swords. CROSSWORD PUZZLE nuorellCeht dye that was activated upon clean Ina and you mUlt be Ii cheap !rilt-rd. I Mayall on our roof eIther. Yoll Q. Will NlxOD resign? Q. YOII're be&IMlq to let 0/1 Edited by WILL WING know , yoU goUa have these kin­ therefote the cleaner wasn't negligent, but rather the can tell by tbtl way your cigars A. Maybe in four yellra. my nerves. ACROSS 49 Spice smell. ds of parties. A lotta people Maybe not. 12 Son of Odin manufacturer. As you're probably aware, the cost was sent A. Looklt, buster, you're 52 Redskin 15 Storage workell Q. J don't .mok~ ~llat8. meet a lotta other people. They Q. WUI the country recover cruisin' for a bruisin' . How'd 1 W. W. t plane 53 Emanation 17 Peewee by New Process to Wardrobe in Kansas City to be cleaned, A. Then you've got even less aren't locked into one small cir­ from tbe Watergate shock? you like to become part of that 5 Site of Taj Mahal 55 Keats specialty 21 Suspension but the liability is still with New Process. Stevenson agrees excuse to smell the way you do. cle. A. The country hasn't 9 --free 57 - restante 23 Spanish painter wall? If you weren't suffering 13 Son of founder with your estimate of the coat's current value and further Q. Do you do anything besides Q. Who's the most Impressive adjusted to the EmanCipation from face flu, I'd put a boot 58 Photographers' 25 Limp- of Troy concerns 27 Lively wit that you are probably caught in the middle, but offers no sit around all day anel write person you've ever talked to? Proclamation yet. mark on your forehead. 14 Biblical deity A. I've never talked to Martha 60 Clerics 29 Gen. Bradley assistance. It seems that it might have been a better deal to Dasty letters? Q. Wbat was tbe most , 15 Garden bloom 61 Land measure 30 Enormous have it cleaned at Armstrongs, the guarantee is considerably A. I don't write nasty letters Mitchell, but I stayed in a room traumatic event of your life? 16 Hea rts, for 62 Optometrist's 31 Eastern ruler better. all day. [ write 'em at night. I'm on a floor below her once. A. Discovering my brother instance concern 32 Alien: Prefix a night person. Best time to Q. That didn't answer tbe 18 - Mongolia 63 Beans 33 Strollers was an only child. 19 Erwin steal hubcaps and drink beer on question.

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