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S a step abO\7e tht vlrlety Pin J)... most famUlar t· ... who were gathered ~ And after tht Stili I dime during which ~ c 1878 Student PubliCitlona Inc. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper Monday, June 25, 1979 proceded to thr8lb challenllers frorn ~ the youths sWarmed champion_ • had Just ~~oa II Striking rare. But Jim,:: Local., disco. accuse'd were eager to leave ptomllsed them a trip ~ electricians Queen tf they played far as anyone in !be of race discrim'ination, could !!ee, they played to halt By NEIL BROWN Ambrose would not identify who the permitted In the bar. Editor doonnan was Saturday night. "A lot of people saw what went on ABOUT HALF of the crowd gathered picketing A local disco discriminated against here," Martin said Saturday night. outside Woodfield's was white, and a ByTOMTUDOR blacks by not allowing them to come Into "They'll be calling the Hwnan Rights nwnber of crowd members said they had Staff Wrlt.r \be bar Saturday night, several citizens Commission. They'll be ringing the little problem getting In the disco. Many have charged. phone off the wall. Maybe we can't get crowd members reported seeing white Strikin& electrical workers have Robert Martin, an Iowa City resident him shut down, but maybe we can." patrons permitted in without iden­ agreed to stop picketing local con­ IIld former employee of Woodfield's Martin, a black, said a friend who ttfication. struction areas In order to give other disco, said Saturday night that he will worked at Woodfield's had told him that One patron, Ron Deming, who Is from trade unions a chance to work, a contact the Iowa City Human Rights Ambrose would be requiring three types San Diego but Is In Iowa City for the spokesman for the local union said Commission today and make a complaint of Identification with pictures In order to swnmer, said he saw the commotion The Dally Iowan/John Dan iele Jr. Sunday, get In the bar Saturday night. He said he outside the bar at about 11 p.m. Deming, But a meeting Friday between union that Harry Ambrose, owner of Wood­ "We just wanted to see 'that staff members that blacks were hurting field's, harrassed blacks atteJflpting to arranged for approximately IS persons, who is white, said he was told about the everybody got treated the same. But representatives and electrical con­ alleged discrimination from crowd his business or that any policies were enter the bar, by requiring three types of 10 of whom he said were white, to meet at whites got by and the blacks got stop­ directed against blacks. tractors Involved in local projects failed personal identification with pictures. Woodfield's with the necessary Iden· members and decided to see if he could ped," Martin said. to produce an agreement or any new get Into the bar. "I'd never state that. It's Illegal," offers. Iowa City police were summoned to tification and attempt to get In the bar. Ambrose said. "What I said was that we Woodfields' at approximately 10: 30 "The guy (doonnan) didn't ask me for STEVE ANDERSON, a former Michael Cain, Iowa City strike captain an ID, but I offered it. I said, 'Don't you can't 'play too much heavy black music Saturday night, after a large crowd MARTIN SAID he arrived at Wood­ Woodflelds' employee, said he quit within because It turns off the whites and they for the Cedar Rapids-based Local 405 of 9:15 want to see an ID,' and he said to me, 'I'd the International JJrotherhood of Elec­ gathered in front of the disco's entrance. field's at about p.m. Saturday. A the last month beea use of policies there, get uspet. And it's just as bad to play too Many of those In the crowd of about 50 personal friend and former employee of testify before a grand jury that you're which he said were "directed against trical Workers, said Instead of con­ 21,' " Deming said. much rock and roll beea use it turns off charged that the Woodfield's Ambrose's, Martin was permitted to blacks. " the blacks. So how do you find a happy struction projects, the union will picket management required the three IDs enter without identification. But another He said Ambrose openly told his staff medlwn?" the shops of two local electrical con­ from blacks but let in nearly ali whites black, who accompanied Martin, was not FIVE WHITE persons, ali of whom that "blacks were bad for business" and tractors, O'Brien Electrical Contractors, permitted to enter even though he said they were only 17 years old, said Martin said he was aware that Inc. and Gerard Electric, Inc. with little or no Identification. wanted to discourage them from coming Ambrose was trying to discourage black produced six different types of personal they were permitted In the bar without the bar. Among the pcjlicies, Anderson Cain said the local union memberahlp Identification. showing any Identification. customers. He said that was not the basis Is "having a special meeting Monday" THE POLICE, summoned by said, was a hat code, In which no hats for his complaint. Ambrose, took no action, and there was "They (the Woodfield's doormen) told Another white patron, Barb Jlllmson of were permitted In the disco. He also said before union representatives meet again no violence. him that they couldn't read the date on Iowa City, said she had no problem Ambrose had decided to play music that "If he wants to change the place, play Tuesday with representatives of the Ambrose said Sunday that he was one of the picture IDs. It didn't make any getting Into the bar. "The bouncers were would not appeal to blacks. different music or whatever, that's fine . National Electrical Contractors attempting a hardllne crackdown on difference that he had six IDs." Martin very considerate to me," she SIlid. "I quit because the hat code was But if he's going to treat people dif­ Association. allowing minors In the bar. "I feel that I said. "When I went In there were no blacks in directed against black people. He felt ferently, that's not morally right. That's .in't discriminating," he said. "W~'re Another black, who serves ,as a state there." that blacks were hurting his business, not right, period," Martin said. GLENN BOUTELLE, projects going to crack down on minors. I told my probation officer and did not want to be Some witnesses reported that a black and he didn't want them In there any "All we're going to do is wait and see manager for UI Construction Services, doorman to get whatever identification identified, also was able to produce six man, 47 years old, was not permitted in longer," Anderson said. what happens. We're going to fight it said that if no pickets were out Monday was necessary. Some white people were IDs, including current and expired because he did not have three picture based on the legal situation," Martin morning, he would expect the other turned away and some black people were drivers licenses and a job card indicating IDs, while the white woman he was with AMBROSE denied ever telling any said. trades to work at UI projects. turned away." that he is a probation officer, but was not was permitted In with just one ID. But, he said, the remodeling project at UI football coach Hayden Fry's office is In trouble even if the other trade unions Though opposed, distributors Truckers, motorists resume work. "If they (the electricians) don't get back this week, that project (Fry's of­ fice ) is In jeopardy," Boutelle said. want to make bottle' bill work confront Pa. police Boutelle added, "Hayden needs the project by August 1," and the work of By LIZ MILLER work," said William Fairchild of Fair­ "the law must be used to advantage," he LEVITIOWN, Pa. (UPI) - Police tersection. lt ended around 3 a.m. sian Wrlt.r child's Fine Foods in Iowa City, but he said. electricians is essential at this point. armed with riot gear Sunday night Sunday when officers In riot gear Boutelle also said the LIndquist Center said the bottle bill has caused an "in­ "The bottle bill may not be the best arrested 37 people in a second night and armed with police dogs. and convenience. " law, but it is the law," said Gary Saffitz n project Is a bout eight months behind Though opposed to the new Iowa bottle of' violent confrontations with nightsticks charged rock and bottie­ schedule. "At Lindquist we're hurting bill, beer and soft drink retailers and of the Can Manufacturers Institute based protesters angry over gasoline throwing members of the crowd who distributors are anxious to create a THE INCREASED expense of handling In Washington, D.C. regardless of the strike," he said. shortages. ignored orders to disperse. Both sides said that no new offers were workable, economical system to handle returnables will be passed to the con­ Police said six police officers and At least one group of truckers returnable containers when the bill goes sumer, he said. Some distributors have UE SAID he Is impressed by Iowa's made at Friday's meeting. A federal seven other people needed hospital called for an end to the strike but negotiator who sat 'in on the meeting into effect July 1. already raised their prices and he ex­ acceptance of the bottle bill and said the treatment after demonstrators, leaders of the national shutdown described .it as "cordial'~ and "a small pects all will. His expenses will increase bill has a better chance of working ef­ angry a bout gasoline shortages, decried the back-towork call and ~ bill requires a refundable deposit due to "bookkeeping nightmares" and fectively and efficiently here than it has exchange of thoughts and ideas." Ii at least five cents on all meta~ glass blocked the busy Five Points in­ predicted it would be Ignored. training extra employees to deal with the had In other states with bottle bills. tersection. and plastic soft drink and beer containers greater work load, he said. . Iowans, Saffltz said, have had the op­ Iowa boy truck FORREST MALLETTE, executive sold in the state. Through July 31, Protestors broke pumps and secretary for NECA In Iowa, said, "really George Welch of the state Department portunity to learn from the mistakes of windows at a nearby Amoco gas however, both returnable and throwaway ' of Environmental Quality said the law others. strike victim there was nothing tangible exchanged" cans and bottles may be sold. Since May station and hurled three bottles on Friday. has caused a disruption of existing When Oregon and Michigan enacted filled with gasoline and firecrackers BANCROFT (UPI) - A wire to I, a deposit on liquor bottles has been practice In the Industry. Most industry bottle bills, some retailers reduced the "We assessed one another's positions," reouired. at police. ,toP striking truck drivers killed a representatives wish the bill had been nwnber of brands they sold, and some ,14-year old Iowa boy riding a moped) Mallette said. Mallette confirmed About 30 to 40 policemen and 15 scheduling of the Tuesday meeting in "I'm not saying the system won't rejected, but now that it has been passed, See BoHle bill, page 3 canine units forced 1,000 protestors officials said. The cable was strung across a Cedar Rapids. and more than 500 spectators off the The federal mediator, who asked not to streets. private road owned by a grain elevator company late Friday night be identified, expressed hope that Too much Police from all parts of Bucks "something will be resolved" Tuesday. County and state police were called to prevent nail .throwing Incidents, to the scene. said Kossuth County Sheriff William Dozens were arrested and at least Lampright. . partying: 30 people were Injured late Saturday "I think the elevator put up the Ricky York and early Sunday when the protest cable to keep wildcat truckers from against the gas shortage affecting throwing shingle nails on the I.C.'s spring truckers and 2,000 area residents elevator's private road and punc­ receives turned violent. turing their tires," said Iowa State • Police said 69 people were Trooper Thomas Cogdall of Algona. problem arrested - including 67 on disor­ The cable caught the neck of John maximum: derly C'ondu~t charges - at the J. Kramer, of Bancltft, as the youth intersection. was returning home after playing By KEVIN WYMORE The first demonstration began just golf in Algona. An autopsy ' report 25 years SfanWrlt.r before 5:30 p.m. Saturday when showed Kramer died of a broken By LIZ MILLER about 20 truckers blocked the In· thorax. Sta ff Wrlt.r Pollce complaints of excessive noise and loud parties have reached a \~12 J Ricky York was sentenced to 25 years' crescendo In the Iowa City area In recent imprisonment for second degree sexual weeks, according to police and sheriff's abuse Friday. department officials. Judge Robert Osmundson handed The complaints, the product of a ~~The Deily lowen/Ken Buhler down the maximwn penalty allowed by combination of warm weather, college hostess' father and assaulted ber. Iowa law to York, charged with the stUdents and mega-decibel stereos, are willing to go that far. selWll abuse of an Iowa City woman consume a significant amount of patrol Usually, police simply advise the of­ Johnson County Sheriff Gary Hughes said noise and loud parties are a par­ Injured with a knife during an Incident Unle, but result in few criminal charges, fending party to quiet down, and the vast March 4. Iowa City Police Chief Harvey Miller majority usually do, the police chief said. ticular problem in the Coralville Reservoir-Lake MacBride area. "Any lesser sentence would depreciate Slid. However, if a second complaint Is turned the seriousness of the offense," said In, they "go out to ·shut down the ''It's a problem every place except Pollce records show 106 disturbing-the­ Judge Robert Osmundson after handing peace complaints for May and 'IT so far In festivities ... Sugar Bottom," Hughes said. "They had Though Miller said cooperation Is sense and foresight enough to control down the sentence In Johnson County June. By contrast, 17 complaints were District Court. tlll'lled in for February. prevalent, he recalled a few incidents In usage there." which rowdiness threatened to escalate. The Army Corps of Engineers Attorney Emmit Geo~e med an .p' peallmmedlately after sentencing. THE HlGHWATER mark for COUl- . restricted the use of Sugar Bottom beginning May 15 to 250 camping units Plaints In June, records show, was the IN EA~LY September, a party of AFI'ER about 500 to 600 people on Kirkwood SHORTLY Osmundson read Weekend of June &-10, during which 36 with no day-usage by non-campers. his judgment, York angrily tore a Avenue presented a "possibility of noise complalnta were turned In. That Public protest of the decision has nwnber of pages from a book that be Weekend was the first weekend of the UI violence," he said. prompted a public hearing on the matter, apparelltly brought with him. lUmmer term. Miller said the two patrolmen aasigned to be held July 5 at the Johnson County "Sprl.ngtbne Is a time of good feeling in to quiet the crowd averted anything more Fairgrounds' Montgomery Hall. The fanner UI student from Chicago Iowa City," explained Miller. Though serious. COUPLED WITH rowdiness In the called the judgment "unfair" and nolle complaints can consume 15 to 25 "We're ready for anything that comes reservoir area ia Intolication, which can "deplorable." percent of patrol t1m~ on weekend nights, along," he remarked. lead to reckless driving, boating ac­ "On a practical joke, my life his been he laid, the department tries not to take a A more recent Incident at a high school cidents and other mishaps, Hughes said. ruined," York said; referring to blI "heavy-handed" approach to the matter. graduation party resulted In an alleged The people who suffer most from the cldentlon that he wu not responaible for The Iowa City disturbing_peace assault of a female minor. The hoIIte. of noise and tum In mOlt of the complaints his actions on the night the incident 0c­ II'dinance states that chargea· must be the pany, also a minor, allegedly ac­ are campers, he said, the people ·who curred because a friend had spiked Wed by complalntants, he said, and few cused the young woman of "enticing" the come to the area to rein. York's drink with LSD dusted with PCP. In York's mid-May, non-jury trial, witness Reglnald WlIllama teIt1fIed that Weather he had slipped the drug Into York's drink. Well, we said the DI would take Un~ed Pres. Inle,,,,oll,<>nol Osmundson rejected York's claim of The rock that moved the PC 14-6. We were wrongj caU it Police pull • truck., out of hli truck during • violent demon .....tlon In "diminished responsibility" In his modeaty. We swept a twin bill from Pennl"ve" thll ltIrIed when ..... llallon clOMd, I.. vlng 101M cara verdict. Page 2 our motley competltlon 16-8 and 11· without , ... Violence IIIrted when the motoria wer. joined ~ truck.,. Inside 7. The Vegu line for today is highs .nd ..... realdenta. 1Ix1,.nInI people wer ...... ed .nd tNrty ..... In­ Osmundson set Ippeal bond at p,OOO In the mI~ and partly cloudy. lind, nllll oIlhem police. and ordered York held temporarily In the Johnson County Jail. '. 2-T'" DI.., I_-IOWI City, lowI-MoneIlr, JUM 211, 18"

Thll rock, laund In Iowa and weighing In at 18,5 Briefly tonI, contallll a det.lled fonll 0' the branch and Drains trunk alruclur. of a eeal. tr ... Ilia the n,.llIm. Homosexuals march a '01111 0' the tr.. !hla Intact h.a bien found In the U.S. i on tenth anniversary gully By Unl1ed Presl International growi Nearly 200,000 members of the nation's most miUtant homosexual commwlitles demonstrated SWlday to' mark the 10th anniversary of a bloody confrontation with Man· 16-ton Iowa hattan police regarded as the start ot the gay rights wider movement. New York Parks Commissioner Gordon Davis estimated that 50,000 to 75,000 people paraded up Firth daily Avenue to mark the begbming of "Gay Pride Week." fossil rock Raliy organizers put the figure at 100,000. By KEVIN WYMORE In San Francisco, an estimated 100,000 people marched sail Writer arm-in-arm along Market Street to City Hall, where speakers condemned the murder of a gay rights leader. The marches commemorated a JWle 28, 1968, raid by lifted to UI New York City police on a gay bar in Greenwich Village called the Stonewali Inn in which 12 people were arrested. By STEPHEN HEDGES away some excess rock on the Patrons of the bar fought back, injuring several police St.ff Writer slab and lowered It onto a sled officers and touching off rioting that flared again the made of telephone poles, following night. U1 Botany Associate Prof. railroad ties and ralls. A The incident Is regarded as the begbming of the Jeffry SchabiUon has a new pet bulldozer towed the ls-foot by 9- homosexual liberation movement. rock. But Schabilion's rock In foot rock out of the mine to a not the kind Uncle Fred truck, which carried the fossll KKK protests busing received last Christmas. His to Iowa City. rock weighs 16.5 tons and en· The rock was stored at a DECATIJR Ala. (UPI) - About 300 Ku Klux Klansmen, cases the fossil of a tree that Is garage at the Hawkeye Court protesting the busing of students to achieve school 250 to 280 million years old . Apartments until Saturday, desegregation, burned an old school bus and a 6Uoot The fossil rock, which was when the National Guard again cross In a field Saturday night. fOWld in an abandoned strip moved the rock, this time to a The Imperial Wizard of the Invisible Empire of the mine south of Pella, Iowa, permanent site on the west side Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Bill Wilkinson of Denham shows in detail the branch of the Chemistry·Botany Annex. Springs, La., who led the raliy, said the bus was burned to structure and part of the trWlk The rock remained un­ dramatize white resistance to court desegregation orders of a Lepido Dendron - more damaged throughout the ''THE CITY l.lJI~.. It J requiring busing. Sources said the Klan apparently commonly known as the scale transport process, Schabilion IlIItural watercourse purchased the JWlked bus for the demonstration. tree because it has scale-like said, but there was one hive a right to dwnp Decatur, a city of 38,000, is t~ begin a busing program bark, similar to those of a casuallty . As a crane lowered II," said Hendershot. for elementary school stUdents in the fall of 1980-81. The reptile, Schabillon says. the rock to the final site, one of Hendershot said the move, ordered by a federal court, will set up a 20 percent "There are no other trees in the crane's support pods sank ne llad planned for the ratio of black students in each of the city's elementary the U.S. that have been fOWld or into soft groWld, swinging the I walkway down 00 schools. studied that are this much in­ suspended rock inoo a window ,treet, but the tact," he said. "There's a great air conditioner. OOIeowners are Abortion opponents march deill more variability In the size The slab "just tapped the air .heir homes and CIN'CINNA TI l UPll - Praying, cheering and singing of the scales than was conditioner" Schabilion said, LImbert's wife, the Battle H}1nn of the Republic, 6,000 opponents of previously thought." "but 16 tons just tapping it was .all of the Cuttler a bortion marched through downtown streets Sunday af­ Before the fossil was fOWld, enough to put a dent into it." ,191 Ridge Road, ternoon in a rally for "Wlborn human life." Schabllion said, other fossils Workmen are repairing the l..tercut and (jesj:rov,ec! The march and rally capped a four-day National Right showed that four or five scale dent, he said. ,'fUIion and she to Life Convention in northern Kentucky at which the patterns existed, but never on erosion will put stn!SSes] National Right 10 Life Committee annoWlced plans to the same tree. Schabilion's WHEN THE SLAB origlJlally •• escalate its Capitol Hill lobbying effQrts to get a Human fossil reveals that several split, the fossil split as well, The Cutllers Life Amendment through Congress and back to the states patterns did exist together, Schabilion said, and part of the ajlOllmately ten to 15 for ratification by late 1982. helping to explain the growth fossil is stili at the mine. He iIIe edge of the ditch. Such an amendment would outlaw euthanasia and sequence of scale trees. hopes to go back and retrieve vacationing and could abortion in most instances. the other section of the fossil reached for comment. THE FOSSIL was exposed later this summer. "When we moved Cuban exiles ask U.S. when a shale and sandstone sla b The scale tree probably grew rears ago I could split sometime in the spring or in a swamp near a river, to Iift1rade ban summer of 1978. Schabilion Schabillon said. When the river WASHINGTON (UPI) - A group of Cuban exlles asked said. He and some students overflowed its levies, the tree President Carter SWlday to renew diplomatic relations discovered the rock on a field probably fell, and mud and sand trip last fall. They covered the from the river and levies Bott with Havana, saying they represent the majority view among the 1 million Cubans who have left their homeland. rock, placed a "do not distur~" surroWlded it, providing an a portrait by The Cuban·American Committee for the Normalization sign on it, and began planning aimost perfect formation, he with the Iowa National Guard to said. of Relations with Cuba said in a letter to Carter he could The Dally Iowan I John Danlc:lc Jr start the process by removing the American trade ban move the rock to the UI. Schabilion hopes to build a imposed on the Island nation. In May the National GlIard permanent enclosure for the A clo ...up 0' on. of the fOlllllled branch •• ShoWI Ih. eeal. T. WQng Studio Cuban President Fidel Castro has made llrtlng the 1962 constructed a road leading into rock and some other fossils he pattern trom which lhe It.. getelta nlrne. lhl 10111111 250 to trade ban the key condition for moving toward normal the mine. They then trimmed has collected. 280 mHllon ,lIrl old. 1831 Lower M~scatine 337·3961 relations with the United States. Washington, on the other hand, says no improvement is possible as long as Cuba maintains large military forces in Africa. ADA tries to get Last week the two coWltries traded charges of in· tervention in Central America. ISRAEL Kennedy to' run LOW COST '$499 I Consumer peSSimism FLIGHTS WASHINGTON• (UPI ) - In a liberal candidate if Kennedy increases sharply setback to President Carter, the refuses to rWl. EUROP£·ALl CITIES now buys you ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - Consumer pessimism liberal Americans for Demo­ Only a half dozen of the more about the economy has increased sharply and their ex­ cratic Action Sunday over­ 1212) 689-8980 than 400 delegates opposed the Out.lde N.Y. SUite pectations about personal finances and business con­ wheimingly decided to try and final resolution. a Pioneer system ditions are at record lows, researchers said SWlday. convince Sen. Edward Kennedy ~~~~ 1-8QO.223·7676 ." ... e""" ,., Sf~."f T'o .... '· The latest quarterly University of Michigan Survey of to run for president. Joseph Raub, a longtime ADA 11.0 BROADWAY NYC N V leader and Washington at­ Consumer Attitudes indicated concerns over inflation and The vote at the organization's an.d a place to put it energy have eaten into buying habits, prompting torney, drew cheers when he national convention marks the said in a reference to Carter, "I predictions that consumer spending will decline for the first serious big-group effort to FAMILY remainder of 1979. don't want two Republicans draft Kennedy, D-Mass., who running. I don't want a The Index of Consumer Sentiment compiled by the has said repeatedly he does not PLANNING University of Michigan Survey Research Center stood at Republican on our ticket and a expect to be a candidate for the Republican on their ticket." 68.1 in May, down nearly 6 points from February 1979 and presidency. CLINIC aimost 15 points less than May 1978. Delegates took the stand after ADA delegates, indicating Birth Control The fall-off in consumer sentiment during the past year wrestling in more than two Carter is their candidate of last was described as "substantial and wi~espread," although hours of debate over ways to resort, agreed on language Services the overall decline has been somewhat less severe thus far support Kennedy without divld· providing that "if Senator Fit based on than that preceding thtM974-75 recession. ing the Democratic party. Kennedy chooses not to rWl, we But they finished the vote by further commit ourselves to incallll Annual Alaskan fur seal chanting, "We want Teddy," seeking an alternative progres­ hunt to start Tuesday and pledging to seek another sive candidate." 356-2539 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The annual government­ supervised hWlt of fur seals off Alaska starts this week Reagan seen and JO,OOO of the animals probably will be killed, Com­ THE AMERICAN merce Department officials said SWlday. as top GOP. ~ Officials said the seals will be killed by native Aleuts on COLLEGE TESTING PROGRAM, INC. Sl. Paul's Island in the Bering Sea during a five-week vote ge«.er period beginning Tuesday. (ACT) Money from sale of the seals' sleak pelts goes 00 the U.S. DETROIT (UPl) - Fonner Treasury. California Gov. Ronald Reagan SENIOR PROGRAMMER. RESEARCH AND The department said the killing will be conducted once a is seen far and away as the top DEVELOPMENT DIVISION week in a ritualistic manner - six young male seals at a potential GOP vote-getter in the time will be hearded to Aleut "stunners," men who enjoy 1911 presidential race, a Detroit The research and development division of the tribe's highest prestige. News survey of Republican ACT has an Immediate opening for senior They hit the seals in the head with a club and cut the leaders showed Sunday. The heart of our Pioneer system is the SX580 animal 's main blood vessels to the heart "producing programmer with extensive COBOL virtually instantaneous, painless death ," the department The GOP chairperson~ also experience. Knowledge of a scientific receiver with clean power and excellent FM perfor­ said. saw Sen. Edward Kennedy as a PRICE SAID that UquI far tougher Democratic oppo­ language, familiarity with WYLBUR, SPSS, nent than President Carter and mance. To play records, we've chosen the PL514 Quoted ' a majority expected Kennedy to FAF, and/or pyschometrlcs is desireable. \ TWins dellv On a practical joke my life has been ruined. head the opposition's national turntable and Shure M91 ED cartridge. The speakers - Ricky York, alter being sentenced to 25 years In ticket in 1980, the News said In a' ACT's research & development division In spite of prison for second-degree sexual abuse. York conten­ copyright story. uses 370/168 Prime systems In a are the Pioneer Project 60A's. ded that he was not responsible for his actions on the ambulance night the Incident occuredlbecause a friend had spiked The newspaper polled 46 of telecommunications environment. the top Republican officials The included stereo stand has an extra shelf plus his drink with LSD dusted with PCP, an animal tran­ breakdown from the 50 states and the Salary Is commensurate wlt~ experience quilizer. area for record storage. District of Columbia last week and training. Apregnant woman eort . H prior to meetings of the GOP III HOIpitals was picked Spend $499 and get a value-packed Pioneer stystem ~er Sunday whel . National. Committee in Min­ ACT has excellent employee benefit neapolis this week. lIIIbulance broke down. programs. and a place to put It. Julie Lambert gave bl The News survey served to' ~ boya at 11 : t8 a,m. II Postscripts Wlderscore Reagan's strength Send resume and salary history to: a.m. as a possible 191M! presidential Director, Personnel Services Iowa State PoUce II ~ Event, hOpeful; with party officials The -Ucopter was dlspatchec Wo_', R_urce IIId AcHon ellltif will hold a brown bag saying he would oUlpaD any The American College Testing Program ~_hoIpltal after the luncheon at 12:10 p.m. to dIICU.I 'Interviewing Skill, lor other GOP candidate in nine of 2201 N. Dodge, Box 168 '"ll/lce broke down ( Women .' the nation's 10 most populous 409 Kirkwood Open Tonight -ergency run just WI Open II., Meetl"" Anonymou. will meet at 7:30 p.m. In states. Iowa City, IA 52243 STEREO IIewtOO on Intefltlte 80. Room 207 at Wesley House. Reagan's strength was at· ACT IS AN 338-0505 Shop til9 State Tropers bloch TIle 'pi," Tlllt Moy. U. II giving Iway used copies 01 the trlbuted generally momen· ~hway as Lambert Poetry· In- The-Buses pllcerds .t their olllee In Center East. to AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL tum left over from hill 1976 . ~~IPorted from the presidential bid. OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ;ace into the heUCOptl d 01 CLASSIFIED Drainage Good effects, flawed plot

gully is By OWEN LONG vlsual-eoncepts consultant for AIleD, also forms it looks alive - a real breathing and Sill" Writer co-wrote, co-dlrected and co-starred in eating being. It moves on its own power, Dark Star, a highly acclaimed but rarely never looking like an animated model or a growing Trap seven humans on a starshlp with a aeen sclence fiction parody. It was puppet on strings. hostile creature from a hostile planet. Now O'Bannon who enlisted the· aid of Swiss IT IS THE realism of the allen that Imagine a really horrible death caused by Fantastic Realist painter H.R. Giger, makes the movie work, but it also wider contact with the creature and you have exaggerates the flaws. Even with a proven AUeD, the latest In the recent rush of big menace aboard ship, the characters do budget science fiction films. Movies stupid things, leaving themaelves open to daily AUeD Is a frustrating film. It has the attacks by the alien. Their foolish actions potential to be a 'grearfllm. Part of it Is in the face of danger destroy the reality ByKEVIN WYMORE great, in fact - better than any other French comic artist Moebius and created by the aUen. It would be- much 51111 Writer monster film ever made. But parts of the American cartoonist R. Cobb. Giger more suspenseful If the allen had to attack plot are so contrived and some of the designed the alien in all its fonns; Moebius in unexpected and creative ways, rather Ob.cured by a denaely. scenes are so poorly edited· that the bad and Cobb designed the aets and props. than just waiting for someone to wander wooded area off Ridge Road, I parts almost ruin the rest of the film. It Is the visuals that the are movie's into its open anns. IWoot-deep gully aeparate& the AUeD owes its existence to the success of saving grace: The alien spacecraft Is Also, character development is almost Howard Lambert and the Star Wan and Close EDcoUDters of tbe suitably alien - the control panel almost totally ignored, making each death the (barles Cuttler residence •. Thlrd Kind. Uke those two films, AUeD indistinguishable from the remains of its death of a stranger. The Impact of each And the gully, allegedly was made by people who grew up reading pilot; the corridors of the starship death would bi enhanced if we knew and Cluaed by • city drainage pipe, and writing science fidion. Nostromo are cramped and dark; the cared for the character. Instead, AUeD continues to grow, de.plte crew's spacesuits are worn and dirty. relies on shock and fots of blood and guts requests that the city remedy The Oilly lowln/John Daniele Jr. DAN O'BANNON, writer and special· And then there Is the allen. In all Its for its frights . (be erosion, according to Howard Lambert atanda In the gull, b, hie tlnull, Increnecl the .. of the ditch, IIId I.Ulbert, 1685 Ridge Road. home on Ridge Roed. Water runoff hal con. rllldenta want the c:Itr to reapond to the "We feel the city Is respon­ problem. sible for this," claimed Fred Iowa's Sun Day ,Carter me~ts ~ith Hendershot of North Uberty, It," Pam Limbert said, adding continuaDy," Howard Lambert CITY MANAGER Neal Berlin IIbO owna the IIIrrow strip of that repair coets then would said. said the problem, as weD as 1IDd. Last Monday Hendershot have been minimal. similar Grainage problems In generates interest Emperor Hlrohlto requested that the city act on THE CITY'S RESPONSE, the city, will be the subject of a TOKYO (UPI) - Emperor Japanese school children said his wife, Is to occaslonaDy J IbI problem. LOSSES TO 11IE Lamberts report by the City Engineer's throughout the state. Hirohito officially welcomed dressed in crisp white uniforms have consisted of several trees plow the mud and gravel away. office. By TOM SEERY Sill" Writer Skip Laitner, director of President Carter to Japan enthusiastically waved the ''I'HE CITY CLAIMS that It Is from their property which have The Lamberts, who stressed Monday in an elaborate that they were not "fighting" "We're going to see what can the group, said that many stars and stripes and the rising I natural watercourae and they faDen into the gully due to be done and what It will cost" to Iowans are not aware of the ceremony that abnost began sun. A group of American hIVe a right to dwnp water on erosion, but they feel the with the City Council, sBid the International Sun Day repair the Ridge Road problem was celebrated under examples of working solar with a breach of imperial court residents, mostly in shirt II," said Hendershot. damage Is slgnlflcant. city attempted minor repairs etiquette by first lady Rosalynn several years ago that were and others, said Mary overcast skies in Iowa City systems In the state. His sleeves, waved at the President, Hendershot said the only uae "The real value of the lot are Neuhauser, Iowa City Coun­ group is acting as a Carter. attired as formally as his host In liehad planned for the land was the trees," said Howard ineffective. on Saturday, but the cilor. weather did nothing to ' "clearinghouse for solar Mirobito greeted the Presi­ a navy blue pin stripe suit. .1 walkway down to Dubuque Lambert, a UI mathematics "They've been more dampen local interest In information" and has dent and his wife Rosalynn at Carter Inspected a Japanese ,lreet, but the adjacent professor. Though the City Council received a $2,500 grant the Akasaka Palace, styled on ..neowners are concerned for "'There's the aesthetic loss to receptive lately, remarked solar and other alternative honor guard, blew a kiss to the Pam Lambert . passed an ordinance about two forms of energy. from the Iowa Energy France's Versailles palace, .heir homes and property. look over and see a gulch in the years ago to prevent stonn members of the American "The city contended for a long The Johnson County Policy Council to study and while thousands of motorists sat community and then went to Lambert's wife, Pam, said a· wintertime," added Pam sewer drainage problems for promote solar energy in the sweating in 90 degree heat when faU of the CUttler residence, Lambert. time It was natural erosion," Solar Energy Association meet the rest of the Jrnperial Howard Lambert said, but now new homes, she said, "The city coordinated local Sun Day state. police blocked expressways lUI Ridge Road, has been According to the Lamberts, has looked on this as a problem leading past the building. family gathered with Cabinet agrees that the city drainage activities at the Mall " It's amazing what ministers. mdercut and destroyed by the the erosion causes a driving that developers and Shopping Center. The people are doing without The 78 year-old emperor met 'I'\1ion and she fears continued problem where it eventually pipe Is the cauae. He said he has been asking the city for homeowners have to face." group sponsored displays , any real support," Laitner the Carter's at the entrance to After the ceremony Carter !I'lIion will put stresses on thetr deposits - down the hill at the featuring examples of 'said in a release Wed­ the Palace and escorted them to drove to the Imperial Palace for juncture of Dubuque Street and assistance since they moved in about 10 years ago. Nuehauser said a possible working solar systems In nesday. "I'm eager to find a courtyard for the playing of a private meeting with the ••The CUttlers residence Is Ridge Road. solution might be cost-sharing the Iowa City area and out what we reaDy can do if the American and Japanese emperor and empress and then apvximately ten to 15 feet from Several automobile ac· The Lamberts suggest that of repairs between the city and gave out infonnation on the state and federal national anthems. began his first bilateral talks !he edge of the ditch. They are cidents, they said, can be at· repairs, which they admit will the homeowners. She said a solar technology. 'governments begin to Mrs. Carter stepped off ahead with Japanese Premier vacationing and could not be tributed to the mud, gravel, and be difficult now, will have to be civil suit against the city 188t John McGonegle , provide SOOle real of Hirohito but was gently Masayoshi Ohlra to seek a reached for comment. ¥l the wintertime, Ice that In the fonn of tiling down to year seeking damages for president of the group, said backing." restrained by her husband. No common approach to an energy "When we moved here ten­ settles at the bottom of the hill. Dubuque Street or some sort of drainage .losses was resolved in that he was pleased with one precedes the Emperor of crisis that poses a threat to the years ago I could walk across "It just washes the mud down runoff collection system. favor of the city. the local reaction to the Sun LaUner and other solar Japan. economies of both countries. 'oay activities. "We've had energy supporters got good questions and some of that backing last generated lots of Interest," week when President frOm_page1 Carter climbed atop the Is YOII' old radio try­ Bott Ie bi 1I,~--=----~_contln_Ued he said. White House roof to ing 10 lall you OTHER SUN DAY ac­ dedicate a $28,000 solar bars turned to seiling only draft beer to a litter problem. A survey of highway boring states Washington and Oregon. tivities around the state heater and establish a goal something? avoid handling returnables, he said. litter by the Department of Tran· The fonner has a litter law, the latter a Included a sunshine wor­ of meeting 20 percent of the Their customers were not pleased. sportation showed that less 'than 1 per· bottle bill. ship service In Sioux City nation's energy needs with We repair ali makes and Iowa retailers and distributors are cent of all litter Is liquor bottles. A month of experience with liquor and workshops in Creston solar and other renewable models of audio equip­ making the effort to inform their Duncan Cameron of the Graf Beverage bottle returns in Iowa has shown little and Atlantic to teach Aonns of energy by the year ment. customers of the changes, Saffitz said. Co. in Iowa City said the bottle bill will success. Saffitz described the return rate participants how to build 2UOO. Carter also recom­ Preparations for the on8l\1ugh~ of not work. "Ultimately there is no energy as "lousy." solar collectors. The Ames· blended that the govern· relundab~ containers Is underway, but /savings and the people who litter will The DEQ reported last week that, of based Community Action ¥ient allocate $1 billion in '¥ will take adjustment," he said. continue," he' said. Graf handles beer nearly 1.3 million bottles sold since May Research Group coor· 1900 to promote the use of HELBLE &ROCCA , containers. 1, only 84,000 were returned. dinated activities solar energy. 351·0250319 S. Gilbert "RET AlLERS are going to do their A price rise of at least 50 cents and Saffitz said he expects the return rate damnedest to help their customers," he perhaps $1 per caae is foreseen by of beer and soft drink containers will be saki. ','It's their business." 1 Cameron. "Any logical person can see an better. But the Institute oPP98eS the bottle bill inc=e in price becauae handling costs becaust! "It doeSn't Address the tota\ m go up," he said. DON CANFIELD, manager of the litter problem." cans and bottles are just D' 'butors are requtred by the law to Rochester Hy·Vee store in Iowa City, ,. percent of the litter, he said. pay retailers a penny per can or bottle said other states have reported that 90 Because It makes no distinction bet­ above the customer's deposit as a han· percent of cans are returned under laws ween alwninum and steel cans, he said, dling fee. cameron estimated that the similar to Iowa's. Wholesale prices of Get Ready for "it'snota very energy efficient sYstem." , distributors' handling cost - the expense beer and soft drinks are already in· Aluminum ~ans, ;Which carl be melted of space and equipment to handie the creasing, he said, so he expects the retail t~ 4th with t it ~WD and remade many times, are returnables - will be an additional 25 price will also rise, but Hy·Vee's profit lllergy •and resource effiCient, Saffitz cents. Above this, he said, is the lIJlknown per can or bottle will not increase.' elplalned, and refillable bottles can b'e expense of shipping and labor. He said a "positive approach" to the used 10-20 times. But stelll Caps are not bottle bill Is necessary, and that the manufa~Ul'EId as' cans, a aecond time, THE DISTRIBUTORS' big fear, public must know how the system will PhOI.processing although ~e metall I. uaeful for otMr Cameron said, Is a negative public work. Hy·Vee Is using grocery bags SPECIAL 1Iiinp: , ,I f printed with infonnation about the bottle reaction to the expected prices. The R"ullr I I • ' . If' • \ consumers, he said, will accuse the bill, and signs have been posted. Color Repiinll iELCH SAID nqll"&luminum ~ and retaQers and distributors of profiteering When a container is empty, the con· 10·12 trl" negallves 1'iln-refil1a b\~ bottles are of little value. from'the bottle bill. sumer will return it to a retail store or C12fi.12, 35-12 ' ~y 'will e.nd uP. in , tbe landfil1," he But, he ,said, the law could cauae an redemption center for a cash refund or Slid. The industry should turn to UIe of pveraD drop in sales throughout the credit slip. Retailers are not requtred to 15 aD refillable or recyolable containers,· he state. "'The nonnal consumer can live accept containers of brands which they 1 iIII. 1.23 lIid. without beer." do not carry. But liquor containers caMOt be reused Cameron favors a law requtring higher It; ,u GIIH Lit, by federal law. And the cost of recycling deposits, as an Incentive to return con­ . ONLY containers that are reasonably MILKY WAY '2 the gliiss elcee

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increase, the pleasures of dance of evidence, WendeD attomey general, The Deily Iowan /Steve Zavodny 1C81:n011C Worker "Ia In fact By JUDITH GREEN York because "I didn't have the says Tallaferro with a smile - abused, exploJted, broken and wait until It got tedious." He has stay In shape that way, yes, but lists, "Companies are getting changed as a result of the dance of the Conununlat SlIffw,ne, courage to admit that I was big,. who resurrected him. Limon put back together," danced with the Frankfurt no unity develops, no personal younger all the time. The young explosion, says Bunnann. "A agent, on black, taU and male, and that I called him because he needed a "I believe in Informlng the Opera Ballet, the Stuttgart and stamp, no company style." dancers look cute, and green; dancer has to work so much to grounds, decided They are both dancers and wanted to be a dancer." I tall dancer for a piece. The body rather than training. The Geneva Ballets, the Penn· they have pretty bodies, and be fully at ease on stage that a "Is either con­ teachers of dance; there the Finally, at 21, he entered the rapport between them was concentration on body sylvania, Joffrey and New York BURMANN WANTS to make they cannot perform, When they little pressure beforehand is j:oll:sclo'usly being used by slmUarlty ends. Clay Taliaferro dance program at Boston instantaneous, he says. sometimes overwhelms the City Ballets, He has taught with the dancers with whom he become soloist or principal needed; it is missing. Teaching ~ve headlong Into the main· Conservatory under Jan Veen, a dancers' minds; they become various company schools and comes Into contact, even for so dancer too early, they are requires a strong personal is something un­ stream of modern dance; "HIS WAS A totally different just muscle and bone. Today's presently teaches at the Melissa brief a period as two weeks, as afraid to be individuals, They discipline, a respect for music, feeding the poor, lan't WI1heIm Bunnann received a style, yet I fit Into It InstanUy, choreographers demand Hayden School In New York. strong as possible as quickly as still belong back In the corps de dance and other human beings, that this destroys thorough classical baUet even more than Donald's." everything of the body, But Teaching In the center of the possible. "I teach a clean ap­ ballet." and security In one's sell and And fanners do use training, then danced with some [Dance Limon's awareness of thrust, what is happening today is that national dance explosion gives proach ~ dancing, concerned "The word 'artist' is so one's dancing . For many That makes them oIthe world's major companies. mass, body weight and breath audiences are dissatisfied him a viewpoint refreshingly more with the athletic side than misused, The young are dancers, teaching is an un· colTll'Jlunism. It Is I'byslcally, styUstlcally, thl!l4! student of Randolf van Laban suited Taliaferro, as did the because they're not being cooL and forthright. "There's style, Most teachers make the talented, and as they develop, willing way out of being no to the lunacy cI the two, who just finished tw~week arid Mary Wigman. "We ate, larger·than·life roles he dan· communicated to. It's like very little coming out of New mistake of trying to teach style with maturity comes artistry ... longer able to perform." found It suspicious that residencies In the UI Dance slept, lived and loved dance ced: Othello, Emperor Jones, watching Nadia Comanecl. I've York today," he says. "The big without teaching the students to In one sense It's hard to watch Taliaferro echos that symbol printed in the Program, are opposites. Yet there," he says. JUdas. He became, with Ruth seen her; she can do it aU, and hope for dance should be In the stand on their two feet," he Fonteyn, Alonso, anyone who's thought: "The most wonderful • sickle with a Chrtatlan each.in his own way Is con­ Taliaferro perfonned with the Currier, co·dlrector of the on four Inches of wood, too. Big universities. If enough good says. dancing past the prime. But freedom is not being afraid to no one noticed St, cerned with the future of dance school's Boston Dance Theater company after Limon's death. deal! In my early training we people plant themselves at a He is especially concerned there's also a need for the young stop perform Ing." was portrayed with IS an art fonn and with the and with Emily Frankel's "It was like finding, then weren't allowed to move unless college for 10 years, something with the increasing youth· to see their artistry." making of dancers - the raw company on tour; he also leaving one's family" to leave we felt something, can happen." fulness of dance when it occurs DI CI.lllfied. material of that art. danced In swnmer stock and on the company In 1975, but "other "More than anything, r think at the expense of mature ar· TEACHING, TOO, has For Taliaferro, the technical Broadway. But he found his voices called," he says. He dancers must have a sense of "TIlE DANCING BOOM has IDd expressive vocabularies of first real home with Donald fonned the Theater Dance Trio, the dignity of the human spirit done an awful lot of good, but an modem dance are Inextricably McKayle. a chamber group that tours and - another lost quality today. In awful lot of hann, too," he says. linked. "I find Lt difficult to teaches at colleges but leaves my classes we explore yieldlngs The greatest evil is com· disconnect dance from my life," "HE WAS MY first Big Man Its members free as well to and resistances, both physically mercialization: "No one In the he says. Raised In Virginia In mentor. He was black, He choreograph, teach and per· and emotionally. That's what New York schools - except for the early '40s, he finds the ex· wanted full effort right away, form on their own, life is, after all - giving In and Balanchine's School of the perience of growing up black In He made me come to tenns with "Don't disconnect your not giving In.'' American Ballet, which is the South during the postwar my size, mass - inner mass, disciplines; it's all dance," says closed - is willing to tum down years "suddenly, needfully too. He was never kind In class, Taliaferro to his classes, But at WILHELM BURMANN is $4.00 (the fee for a single class), !lllerging" In his work. but his criticisms were always other times he asks them small, slim, serious and so anyone can take any class, It's not a POT of Becoming intere5ted in dance given with love." deliberately to forget their precise, in constrast to Adult beginners - there's 1115, he called local Randolph After teaching at Connecticut training: "I don't want to see Talliaferro's height and ex· where the money is. They loin GOLD but you can les Macoo College and asked to College's American Dance one ounce of vocabulary, of pan:siveness, But the German· classes they shouldn't be lake a class there, The bead of Festival for three summers and technique, Don't give me a born dancer sees the difficulties taking. They go to schools make up to the program refused his request dancing with Anna Sokolow's demi·plie; bend! Just move ... " In his art in much the same where they are crowded 70 or 80 $77 - social conditions could not and Lotte Goslar's companies, light, for In ballet, technical and In a room, rather than places permit a black man at a he sustained a back Injury. "I "MODERN DANCE and expressive elements all too where they have room to work, as a plasma donor. lI1IIlen's school - but quietly stopped dancing, got depressed, ballet are very diffe~. ::l ~e , ea~ily remain separate, unless so that they can see some Bring th iS ad on your first dOnation. l!IIC.'Ouraged hlm to see as much fat and out of shape. I lived on continues. "rve seen glqct~usly the dancer, has the courage to famous dancer takmg class," You will ,eceive $5.00 BONUS when you dance as he could. the Lower East Side and trained people In both... The combine them. "The companies cannot af· have donated five times. dressed In black all the time," best know that the means are Burmann spent 22 years as a ford to have their own classes, AFTER HIGH school he he says. not the end. These techniques perfonner, "and that's plenty," so l\alf their dancers go to other attended acting classes In New It was Jose Limon - "God," are instruments to be used, he says finnly. "I didn't wanUo teachers around town , They DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Groom dies Bio Resources 8/ffIIIR, lQ'R after collapSing CA/l6TAI

lEN. JAKE GARN, R-Utab, I chief opponent of the pact, went much further by predicting the 'TIII Senate would amend the treaty ~lf by reducing the number rI. IN-LAWS 8811 millllles the Sovleb would 1:30-3:30.5:30 '!'-..-­ be allowed; limiting production m .... 7:30-9:30 .II'OIlOHT8: 7100-... of the Soviet Backfire bomber, ."'·•• UIII! I:00-4I10.':10-..1. RED HELP WANTED FIIIEFIGHTEII DI Classifieds 111 Communications ·Center . STAWON City 01 Iowa Clly. Iowa II taking ap- pllcatlona for Civil Service examlna- LOUNGE lion lor luture vacancln lor FIREFIGHTERS. ApplV 10 Personnel Uve Olllce, 410 E. Washington. Iowa City. Iowa 52240. by July 3. 1979 lor July WHO DOES IT? MISCELLANEOUS ROOMMATE Country Mualc 16. 1979 wrillen. psycholOllIcSI. and phvslcal lestlng. Salary 5955- I A-Z WANTED Nightly $1l81/month, piUS benefits. An affir­ ------1BIIITMDAY-ANNI'IIPtIARY NO COVER CHARGE mative action. equal opportunity em­ Gins SHARE spaclOu.. cozy house with ployer. Male/Female. 6-26 Artlst·s portraits: Charcoal. $15; DOUBL!! Bed Mattress and Box Spr­ three, porch . clOse. $82, 337-3462. 6- Monciev thru 'fhuncIIw pastel. $30; 011. $100 and up. 351· Ings, $50. 10-lpeed bike 575. 338- 28 HOUBEKI!!PERB. FJII or part-time 0525. 8-30 7115. 7-2 ThI.Week: positions. Benaflts Include Insurance I hO upallirs room or $50 batemant and Iree meals. Apply In person. CHIPPER" Tailor Shop. t28~ Ealt • THREE rooms new furniture room. house . close. 338-6634. 6-26 HolidlY Inn of Iowa City. Hlway 218 5washlnglOnStreetDlal351-t2~ . 9- includes living and bedroom and ' _ _a_nd_I_-8_0_.3_5_4_-1_7_70_ . ____8-_28_ 1.======:.. kitchen sef, 5229.95. Goddard's SH~E IoU' bedroom house with f. , Furniture, Wesl Liberty. New three olhers. 941 Dewey . 338-7485. WEEKEND Night Auditor. Could be ,hours Monday through Friday, 6-26 lull-time position with desk clerk INSTRUCTION 10 am to 6 pm. Wednesday, 10 hours. Good benelils. Apply In per· ______l am.8 pm. Saturday, 9.4. Closed FEMALE. nonsmoker. own room, turJ son. Holiday Inn 01 Iowa City. Hlway Sunday. 7.13 nlshed. bus. 5125 plus ~ ullhles, 354- 218 and 1-80. 6-27 FOREIGN STUDENTSI English tutor­ 2107 . 7-18 Ing by e.perlenced teacher with M.A. ABalBTANT Housekeepar. Respon­ 338-1552 (Joanne). 7-5 MODERN sofa bed. matching arm chair. Glass collee and end tables, FEMALE roommate wanled : Bottom sible lull lime posilion. Must be able 10 work weekends. Benefits Include WILLOWWIND Summer Enrlchmenl reasonable. 351·0774. 6-27 half duple •• 5100 plus ulilitles; nice (1M 10 TIl! free meals and Insurance. Good Program; June. July through August neighbOrhood. Cell Lori 351-2828. or NEGRO COlLEGE PIIID. starting pey. Apply In person . Holiday 3,8 am _ 5 pm. Monday-Friday. Cell .SPECfALLY PRICED 8 Piece : J~ne 35t-6924 after 4 pm . 7-5 1\ mtnd 15 I Irrflblng10 IIIIIIt Inn of Iowa City, Hlway 218 and 1-80. 338-6061 . 6-27 bed set wllh mattress and box, 1 .. 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Jallerson Sl 7-24 ' A Mil."I.n nlV.1 ship prtYlllt. two Y\etnemeee ,..... bcNIta"om landlnll, I. pilrt of the country'. polley of reluling -::;;;:======::..1 east Mall on 6. 7-13 Own bedrooms In huge. beautiful of ~ X' ------1 house. Close. Sublease-Fall option. 10 ICImK Inymort bcNIl peopt•• THE DAILY IOWA..1- 1 AUTO SERVICE USED vacuum cleaners, reasonably 338-7115. 7·2 Morning work-study person I ______, 1, priced. Brandy's Vecuum. 351-1453 NEED a roommate to share two­ ,- 7-23 bedroom apartmonl untli end 01 sum­ wanted to help take IF you are looking for quellty work and mer Roommate Will not have 10 pay clusified ad's and answer the fair pr ices. call Leonard Krotz. Solon. ART ORIGINALS Salvador Dall deposit or renl lor June. 902 N. Somoza, bom bs Vietnamese Chinese Iowa. for repairs on all models 01 elchlng. "Romeo end Juliet." $300. Dodge. B-t. 337-5577. 6-26 phone. VoIkswagens. Dial 644-3661. days or Ta«arescu peasanl madonna. oil. 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Califano said Sunday the somewhat difficult to new e~glne. clutch. brakes. radials. Court Apartments a~er 3 pm week­ MANAGUA . Nlearagua charges - possibly 500-pound realize it." Li said that with palnl. Best oHar belore June 26th. ROOM FOR RENT United State is "appalled PROFICIENT typist needed. 15 days. anytime weekands 6-26 (UP!) - Sandinlsta guerrillas bombs -rolled out the hatch of and disgusted" by Viet­ 900 million people. China hours per week. $4 per hour. Must be 338·443 t nights and early mornings claimed Sunday to have cap­ work/study Qualilled. 338-0581 ext 6-26 ROOM lor rent In lindsay House a green Sikorsky-S8 turbine nam's treatment of ethnic already is overpopulated. 508. 6-29 351-6203. 6-29 tured the town of Masaya. and helicopter Saturday, causing Chinese and proposed • TRIUMPH TR7. 16.000 miles, air con­ HOUSE FOR SALE President Anastasio Somoza. fires and huge clouds of black setting up a reception Li also said 230.000 WANTED; Assertive Student who ditioning. AM·FM slereo cesselle. AVAILABLE now Ind lall optIOn - who bombed Costa Rica and his smoke In the ca pita\. center for them In China. .refugees expelled by likes 10 sell to work 15 to 20 hours Best offer Callatter 4 pm . 337- TWO bedroom apartment. luxury liv­ nonsmoking graduate prelerred. weekly lor new publication selling 7538. 6-28 Ing. $35.000 or contract-$225/month. 337 -5652 6- 19 Dim capital of Managua. ap­ The rebels. in a radio report. Califano said the center Vietnam are In China and and servicIng advertisers 351-4250. No pets-children; 336-4070, 6 pm-8 peared to soften his rigid op­ said Sunday morning they had should be sponsored by the that province governments 6-26 CELICA GT Llftback. 1977. 5-speed, pm . 7·2 FURNISHED rooms. with cookln{ jmiUon lo resigning. captured Masaya. 16 miles United Nations and that its . are struggling to find jobs AM/FM stereo. Asking 55000. 351· lacilities. ClOse to cempu •• IvalleblE EARN $20 lor 2 hours work . We need 5018 a"er 5 pm. 6-25 BY OWNER· Three bedroom. 2 car July 1 and August 1. $85-$95; 337- Somoza rejected calls for his south of the capita~ and chased cost should be borne by the for them. ije said many of men and women. t8 or Ol/er. to InlOr­ garage, central air. finished base­ 9041 7-23 resignation from the Organiza­ the guard detachment from Its world community. the Chinese have lived in view as control sublects lor language ment. carpeting. gas grill. lenced tion of American States early garrison. He broached .the idea in Vietnam for generations study. Call 353-6358. 8 am-12 noon. AUTOS DOMESTIC backyard. mature Irees, Grant Wood OUtET, furn ished singles. close In; Sunday in a message to his There was no independent and do not speak any Monday-Friday. to Inquire. 7-3 School area . near shopping center. e.cellent facilities. lall opllon; 337- talks with Vice Premier Li = on bus line , $82 ,000 , price 9759 6-29 troops and received hearty confirmation of the Sandinlsta Xiannian (Li Hsien-nien ). Chinese dialects. . MORNING route areas available 1975 Brougham Camper Van - Full~ negotiable. 1212 Hollywood Blvd., pledges of loyalty from the report. north 01 Veteran's Hospital to City equipped With every built-In comfort. 354-15t4. 8-26 GASLIGHT Vnlage, summer rOOml, commanders of Nicaragua's 16 Masaya church bells were Park and Coralville. Value Irom $50 including range and oven. toilet. fur­ reduced rates. 337-3703. 7-17 to $200 Call Bill at 337-2289. Des nace, refrigerator. dual ballerles, slnkl 15% DOWN. Immediate possession. states - a pledge that one ringing Sunday morning to Moines Register 9-5 auto· air and cruise conlrol. Stallor three bedroom older home. 70x 170 CLEAN, quiet room. private home. Sandinista leader said would celebrJlte the victory. intercept­ wagon size with sland up convenlene. It lot. near schools. on bus line. new prlvala entrance. graduate student. IllSt them their lives. ed Sahdlnista radio messages Summer School Students ATT~RNEY - Studenl Lagal Ser­ and sleeping lor lour. Asking $6.700 lurnace and wiring. 337-9038. 7-3 Phone 35t-1322 after 6pm 7-21 vices. a nonprollt organlzallon 337-"4773 or 354-5000 5-18 But later Sunday. tl¥! presi­ said. providing a wide range 01 legal ser­ TWO bedroom apartment, luxury liv­ dent said in a nationwi~ The national guard conceded. MOVING OUT OF TOWNl vices to University students, Is ac­ 1874 Dodge Monaco-PS. PB. AI.., Ing. $35,000 or contract -$225/month. I broadcast. "My government is that the guerillas captured\ cepting applications lor the position WWS . 58,000 ml .. mint condition. greal No pets·chlldren . 336-4070. 6 pm-8 ~PARTMENTS 01 Supervising Atlorney. Position Is lamlly car 351 -0194 elter 6 p.m.. 353- pm . 7·2 rrilling to receive the initiative Diriamba. 26 miles south of Be Prepared! lull-time. education e.perlence 4055. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m .. Mike. 6-26 FOR RENT Ii member-governments of the Managua. on Saturday. helplul. Interest in educatlon­ ------1· BY OWNEA-Weat Side. 1200 square Organization of American They also held most of Call ahead to reserve a truck. oriented program required . Salary 75 Ford Torino - 2t.000 mllas. new leet/deck. fireplace, 3 bedrooms. 1·... LARGE unlurrilshed one bedroom S15.000. Send resume to PrOllram basement apartment for one or two ~tes which have real interest Matalliapa, 7i miles northeast tires. air. good condition. call alter 5. baths ; utility. famill room. living Dlreclor. Student Legal SarVices, 35t-1257. 6-28 room, dining area; central air, ex­ students $200 plus utilities. Prlll8te In the peaceful solution of the of the capita\. RYDER TRUCK RENTAls IMU. Iowa City. Iowa 52242 AppllCa­ cellent landscaping . Quiet dead end entrance. carpeled. air conditioned. close to bua line. qulat. Available Im­ problem' which plagues Nicara­ lions accepted until June 25th. An MUST sell now: t973 Ford. 4-wheel street near grade school , 3 blocks mediately. 337·4217 aller 6 pm . 6-28 337-7500 Equal Opportunity Employer. 6-26 drive. long. wide pickup with topper. from UniverSity Hospital. 5 years Old. gua. and to discuss. the bases RELATIVES of Juan $67,500. 46 Olive Court , Phone 337- and formulas lo resolve the Francisco Espinosa the power brakes radio. $1895. 337- 5830. 7·3 7679 between 5 and 7 pm Available ONE bedroom. unlurnlshed apart· present crisis in a just, Nicaraguan interpret~r who August 15. 6-25 ment available July t . fall opllon . Air democratic and permanent I was killed with ABC television ANTIQUES FURY 66, $400, Good. Inspected. conditioning. swimming pool. 337------351-9437 after 10 pm or message . 6- 5224. 6-25 manner." news correspondent Bill THE DAILY IOWAN LOST AND FOUND BLUE GOOSE ANTIQUES: Hall Mall. 29 UPI's Alfonso Chardy report­ Stewart Wednesday. said Monday. Friday, Saturday: tt-5; 331- HOUSE FOR RENT TWO bedroom unfurnished. peraonll check., to Hanchlr Available Immediately. 5200 Includes ed from Las Vueltas. Costa SUJJlay they have not been able LOST: Women 's gold Selko walch 4325 7-25 '"' DODGE DART-5350. Red TIlle; ======Large reward. 353-3085, Ginny. leave . 20 MPG Town; six cylinder; 73.000 FURNISHED two bedroom house. heal & water. Call 338-6976 after 5;30 Rica. that Somoza' s artillery to tind his body. They said it pm . 7-3 ...______.... blasted the Pan-Ame,ican road was never delivered to a The )Dally Iowan message. 6-28 MARY D;'VIN'S ANTIOUES miles. 338·7351. 6-25 washer/dryer. 5275. Evenings 351- 1509 Muscatine Avenue 2t59. 6-25 r l1li the Costa Rican side of the morgue. Dial 338-0891 :======:.. APARTMENT; two bedroom, air. border Sunday for the third National gllardsrnan allowed , Buying and seiling dally. Please cBII me FOR rent· House In Counlry. $300 per close to hOspital. $267.50. Mornings RIDE/RIDER I, II I can help you with your appralaal straight day. the ABC crew to retrieve PERSONALS ______.... _ .....' needs. 7-3 MOTORCYCLES month. plus deposR. heat & elec­ 351-6148; evenings 338-8141 7-2 ( triCity. Married couples only. No pets. Somoza claims the Costa Stewart's body, but did not let I NEED Ride-Washington D.C. Leave no children. 644-3728 . 7-2 ONE bedroom lurnlshed or unlur­ 1978 Kawasaki too - Like new. 700 Rican government Is harboring them pick up Esplnosa's body. BACHELOR. young professional. Ilrst week July. Will halp with gas, ======- miles; $495. firm. 351-1751. 6-26 nlshed. carpet. drapes. air con­ AVAILABLE July t - Clean. wall kept. seeks "lature female; age 20-27 driving. Call 356-2884. Matt. 6-29 ditioned. siove, refrigerator. On bus !he Sandinistas and supplying Only the Ix¥ties of national WANTJ:D TO BUY two bedroom house; alove. line No children or pets. $190 or t4 Trqedyby withJor obtaining educatlen. am­ ______1979 KawasakI 1000 LTD . new. Call relrigerator. washer. dryer and wln- Ihem with arms. guardsmen and persons not bilious. attractive. slender. outgOing. $205. 319-359-8719 7-2 Voltaire 337-2898 7-5 dow air conditioner lurnlshed. Cou- suspected of dying in the Independent. Send name and phone SHARE transportation-Cedar Rapids 41 Restlna number (pholo). Wrlla Box J-t. Dally to Iowa City. 365-6452 evenings late. RareBUYING Stamps. Sliver Iowa and City. stamps, 354-1 958 Staph.7-19's 1-====;:;;:=::;::=====I~ pies or two studenls. no pelS . $3 50. SUMMER SUBLET: 2 bedroom lur. M-THOUGH there were no ,fighting are accepted in the 6-26 "-proceMUI Iowan. 6-29 i 338·0891 . 7-26 nlshed, bus line. Coralville. 35t-2932 (delay order III of ficial estimates. civilian morgue. !!'he bodies of young PETS der6~ 6-~ law) easualities were extremely high men killed by bullets or ex­ TWO lantastlc Siamese twins lor Iree. SHARE transportation; Cedar Rapids ) 41 Tenneaee dty Cats that Is. 338-7585. 6-28 to Iowa City. 356-6452 evenings late. TYPING 1------< DUPLEX AVAILABLE Augusl 17th-two eastern sectors of plosions are not accepted by the ______IPROFESSIONAL dog grooming j bedroom furnllhed (Clark) 337-5095, m the 6-19 .. WriterChue Managua, where Somozi morgue on national guard or· Puppies. kittens. tropical fish. pet sup------5-7 pm. 6-25 _Shlpped KANE'S DEPOT TYPING: Reaaonable, reliable. 338- piles. Brenneman Seed Store. 1500 1st UNFURNlaHED two bedroom. II Put out to_ IOUght to dislodge the Marxist­ ders. the Presurnptldn being Hot sandwiches , col~ drinks, i2 for 1 4953. 7-16 Avenue South. 338·8501 . 6-29 available July t . Spacious. Oulet TWO bedroom apartment available 12 Places lor led guerrillas {rom their urban they are Sandlnista guerrillas. Heppy Hour. New ntllghborhdod bar HELP WANTED neighbOrhood. Yard. S240/monlh. now-laundry & parklng-renl between C\lnton and Dubuque. EFFICIENT, prolesslonal typing lor piUS utilities. 338·5950. 7-5 n990tlable-summer with lall option. wortouu ~nghold. Members of the guard bury or across from train depot. 351·9674. 7- theses. manuscripts. etc. IBM Selec­ RAPE CRISIS LINE 336-5633 . 6-25 II Synqope One by one, heavy explosive burn Sandinista bodies. 26 ART or Design Studentlo do displays tric or IBM Memory (autonletlc 338-4800 It Uly with bell­ and signing lor Bookstore and 1- Typewriter) gives you IIrst time PENTACREST GAADEN APTS. Ibaped petals WANTED: A casl of thousands. Mur­ StOre. M~st be work·study. Contact HOUSING WANTED originals lor resumes and cover let· DOWNTOWN 51 ArborDey der At Best. a movie produced at UI Rich at 353-5357. 9-7 ters. Copy Center. too. 338-8800. 7-6 plant Film division. needs varlely 01 extras. SUMMER-FALL Israel, retaliates Come 10 Film Ollice al Old Armory CARPENTER: to do various types of MUSICAL NORWEGtAN 351·6000 57 Tallahueee LARAE'S Typing Service. experien­ 7-20 1nIt. any morning between 8 and 10 or call conslructlon. Call betore 7:30 am or ced and reasonable. North Liberty. INSTRUMENTS Research Asslltant, with wile and 353-4404. ask lor Jane. 6-27 after 8 pm, 643-2464. 6-29 626-6369. 9-4 one daughter p .... ) need accom­ IIHOUIeboId modation lor approximately ona BUMMER sublet. 2 bedroom apart­ spirit of ment. one block from campus, dis­ VENEREAL disease screening lor SOCIOLOGY Experiments. Con­ THESIS experience - Former unlver1 WEST MuSic Company'a 36lh An­ year. beginning Augusl 1. 1979. ancient for PLO bO,mb, hwasher. deck . carpet. rent Rome women . Emm Goldman Clinic. 337- tribute to understanding 01 human slty secretary. IBM Correcting SelectrlD nlversary Sale. Savings In all deparl· Preferably two bedrooms (furnished _ Half a dance n99otlable. Call Tim 354-7495. 6-25 2tll. 7-26 relationships and make money at 11 .338-8996. 8-27 ments, Including gullars and amps. or unlurnllhed) and near the Univer­ , same lima. Possible topics InClude ______1West Music. Mall Shopping Cenler sity. Please wrlle belore July 10 to Per Wlnlher. American Inltltule, Un· 1 Bedroom furnished or unlurnlshed. , PREGNANCY screening and coun­ commun ication, bargaining. Group TYPING; Thesis experience. good and 1212 Filth Slreet. Coralville. 6-25 carpe t, drapes, air conditioned. slOve. attacks 'Leba,non seling. Emma Goldman Clinic for problem-solving. Pay averages abOul qualifications, IBM. will pick up. 648------iverSilyof Oslo. Box 1002. Bllndern , refrigerator. On bus line. No children or I Women . 337-2 111 . 7-26 $3 .50 for less than an hour. 2821. 7-10 USED Guitars: Yamaha FG-1S0, $95. Oslo 3. Norway. 6-27 Scheduled al your convenience. Call 1______1Alvarez50t4 . $125. Call 351-1755. 6- pets. $190 or $205. Lantern Park Inc. 351-0t52. 7-18 337-7015 or 354-2239. 6-29 ONE-two bedroMn hou ../dupla WII'I- 1______8y United Press Inlernational I reports on casualties. HIGH food priCea got you downt Seve TYPING service - Papers. reaumas. 28 Israeli warplanes also new S$$ on grOceries. Send aelt-lddrO$sed Free Environment. Activities Cenler. ======- ted around Iowa CIIy for couple. Aftar UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom villa, one atlmped .nvelope 10; BIMO, Dept..DI. DESK Clarka . Evenings and IMU. 353-3888. 6-27 ',3!lS-om. story 4·plex. Private entrance With Israeli warplanes attacked low Qver the lOuthern ports of weekends . Full or part-lime posi­ Box 2633. Cedar RIllldl.IOWI 52401. MISCELLANEOUS patiO. Carpet, drapes. central elr. dis­ Palestinlan-controlled areas of Sido and Tyre aod cracked a 8-21 tions. Apply In person. Holiday Inn 01 TYPING theses and papers. hwasher. stove, relrlgerator. On bus sonic boom pver Beirut. head­ Iowa City. Hlway 218 and 1-80. 354· proolreadlng. IBM SelectriC, six line, children welcome, no pets. 5265; SOUthern Lebanon Sunday in 1770. 6-28 years experience. relerences. 338- A-Z ROOMMATE apparent retaliation for a PLO quarters of the PLOI Witnesses OYIIIWHILMID. Lantern Park Inc. 351-0152 7-18 W. Llat..,-Crlala Center 6943. 8-28 WANTED bomb that exploded premature- In Sidon sa id they counted six 351-0140 (24 houra) , SEIFERT'S needs a person to do TYPIWRITlII.: Portable, manual, UNFURNISHED 3 large bedrooms, 2 IsraeU planes In passes over the tt2'.\ E. w .."lngton . (It am-2 am) window and Interior dlspiays on a JERAY Nyall Typing Service - IBM electric, new, uled. 529.9S·up. baths, large kitChen/dining , large liv­ 11 in Tel Aviv'$ main bus station Pica or EllIe. Phone 351-4798. 1-27 lnd killed two Arabs. city. pert·tlme basis. Should "ave un­ Monarch, 2 South Dubuque, 354- FEMALE Roommate for lall. Share Ing room . ample storage. off street ALCOHDLlCI Anonymous - 12 derstanding 01 women 's lashlons. 1880. 11-7 townhouse In Coralville. MUlt like parking. bus line, available Im­ In Tel Aviv. a powerful bomb noon. Wedneaday. Wasley House; Contact Mr. MUlier 338.7587 . 6-25 Typing: _eonabl, and reliable. Cali cats. 354-2727, alter 5 pm . 6·29 mediately. $450. 338-1113. 6-29 In JerWIIIlem, Defense Minis­ exploded inside a pickup truck Salurday. 324 North Halt. 351-9813. 7· Mary aftar 5 p.m. 354-4510. 1·20 FOR Sele; Stll'eo. bicycle. golf clubl. ter Ezer Weizrnan. who has In the busy central. bus ter­ . 16 WANTED: Multl-KtYbOard player or bowling bill. lannll racquel, ml .. FEMALE 10 share 3 bedroom Pen­ MODERN two bedroom apartment. been at odds with Prime lead vocalist lor high energy rock celianeoul. 354-5376. 6-29 tacrest Garden apartment with 3 available July I. $270/monlh : Cail minal. killing Its two Arab PROBLEM-solving groups and In­ band, 7-10 pm. Monday·Frlday. 338- others. 587/month. 338-3959. 8-29 338-49698'1enlngl. 6-26 },Ilnister Menachem Begin's occupants and wounding three dividual sesalons for women and 3413. 7-5 WHO DOES IT? TIN galIOn aquarium MI-up, $15. 21 Pollcy on new Israeli sett­ passersby. PoUce said the bomb men. HERA Psycholherapy, 354- galion aquarium ",.up, $25. Thr" .HAIII 4-bedroom farmhouse with ~ts, won Cabinet approval 1226. 8-30 TEACHEAS lor HIGH fidelity car Ilereo componenls Realistic cardIOid mlcrophon .., $10 one other. Southeast of town. was In\ended for a sabotage MINTALLY DIIABLIO and guaranleed professionalinstallll­ each. JVC .,.,eo mlCrophoM. $50. S150/month plua 'II utilities. Day 353- !M 'O_B~LE ~~MES c U\lllday to withdraw from the Fpur microphone stand •• $10 eacII. 6485, Evening 354-1414. 6-29 attack. HYPNO.II lor weight reducllon. Elementary, Secondary. and Severa lion available al super dl.count Palestinian autonomy talks. and Profound classroom teachers prices. Automollve Audio Conlul­ Two boom allachmenlS. $7 .ach. 12x1O, Excellent Condition. Movlng­ A PLO military spokesmen smoking. Improving memory. Self hyp­ Four 15 loot phone-to-pIlOn. nosla. Michael Six, 351-4845. Flexible needed. Muat have Endorsement to. tants, 338-6013. 7-8 'EMALE Roommale, .hare large best offer. 149 Forest View. 337- claimed responsibility. saying shielded micro phon. cabia.. $5 II was announced that Fo­ hours. 7-16 20 or 35, plus Approval 81. Base larmhoule with yard near North 4648. 356-2786 (o\alrld). 7-5 I ..ch. Model SA-I Shure hlad~ Liberty. Call 826-2542 anytlmel 6-29 rtlgn Minister Moshe Dayan. "continuing the policy of salary $14,58t . Excellent Stal8 01 SEWING - Wedding gowna and amplifier. $50. JVC HM.200E HAUNTED Bookshop - Two IloolS Iowa Irlnge benaflts. Contact Em­ IlEAlONABLY priced 1971 12K80 1Iho underwent surgery for the escalating armed struggle bridesmaid', dressel, \en year.' ex- Binaural headpho_mlc, '100. JVC FIMALI. two bedrocm Seville. plus expando. lurnlshed. washer­ filled with used booka lave you moneyl ployment Office. Woodward State perlence.338-0448. 1-23 Co-I836 portable ca ...... against the Zionist enemy. the _10 modern kitchen, close·ln, bua. air. dryer . shed. 626-6119. 6-28 I'tmoval of polyps from his 337-2996. 7-16 Hospital-School, Woodward , iowa, COlon. also will not attend the Martyr Azmi Ibrahim group 50278. Phona 515-438-2600 ext. 331 . deck, $300. All prlcft .. llstad abo ... pool. gas grills, 351-4062. 6-29 HANDMADE wedding ring. and olher or bell offer. 353·0935. 8-27 10150 Forest View, good condition. planted about 33 poupd.s of .TOIIAGI·.TOIIAGI AN EOUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIR­ )ewelry for sale by commission. Call: ______third round of negotiations MA TIVE ACTION EMPLOYER. 6-28 IHAIII 3-bedroom hou.. with 2 furnished. she de. bus. cheap. 336- In the Tel Aviv resort limed ~lploalve8 In the central Mlnl-wlrellou.. un lIS - 0\11 sl MS. David Lucl< at the Metalworkl, 351· ~IN"N 25 ."...."L $250. Sorty othera $117. 1018 Rocheller. 338- 34«. 6-28 Monthly rlt" II tow ••I. per montl>. 5840, befora 3 pm. 7-9, r~_. 50 walla. $250. 331-1073.6-' I 0875. 6-25 bus terminal In Tel Aviv. II IPICIAL EDUCATION of HerzUya Monday. U Store 0\11. dill 337·35IMI. 8·27 27 NICI 1974. 141<88 New Yorker, two It was' the second such In· SUPEAYI.OA NOW Available , mornlng/evenlng spokesman for the Pales­ Base lalary $17 ,243. 12 month MALI Roommate win ted, badroom, Iront den, stove . BIRTHIIIGHT - SS .... restaurant position. apply In par.on. Liberation Organization in cldent thia week. On Wednes­ es supervisory po.lllon. Must heve En­ lLACK/Whlte 15 Inch Zenllll TV. 5125/month. Own bedroom. 230 N. refrlgarator, lOxl0 shad. central air. Pregnlncy Te., Holiday Inn. 6-22 day, a bomb explosion killed dorsement 10, 20. or 35 plus Ap­ $50. 338-9278, Rhondl. 6-26 Dubuque. 351-3598. 6-25 carpeted. pels allowed. 8-5, 353- said Israeli planes at· Confldentlat Help 5+45; after 5:30 pm and _kends three Arab youths In a vllllge proval 81 and Endorsement 46. ex­ tacked the vUlage of Teffab\a. cellent Siaia 01 Iowa Irlnge benefltl. MISnll TRAN.IITOII IIKel am­ IONY STR, 6046 A. FM/AM r_lver, OWN bedroom, .hare remodeled 645-2128 . 8·25 ,28 mllel lOuth of Beirut, and near the Weat bank city of LININ. - from ege. p.t, COllagaln­ Contact Employment Orrlce . plifiers. HIli Mall, MWFS afternoon I . $200. Plon"r PL turntable $76. EPI houll. $11S/month utilitlesinciudad; dustrlel. 410 11\ Ave., Coralville.7·21 Woodward State Hospltll-School. 336-4926. 337-5519. 6-26 60'. lpeake... $100 lor pair or best Jerry 338-5540. 1!-25 .. IIIUST sell 1973 Freedom 14x70 mobile nearby areas. {or a bout • Jenln. InvllUgatora said the , oller. 338·1383. 6-28 Woodward, la ., 50216. Phone 515- home - Two bedroom plua Iront den. quarter of an hour. The sound 01 three apparenUy' were In the LAMPI of original dillon, Coneg. 438-2600 eKt 331 . AN EOUAL OP­ Fill-IT - Carpentry - Electrical - 'UMMlII, lall option, male ahare three. all appliances Including washer, dryer Qplodlng bombs could be heard proce. 01 puttinll together a Indultrles. 410 1st Ave .. Coralville. 7· PORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE O\CTION Plumbing - Masonry - Solar Energy. SOD for sale; small or large amounta. bedroom, Indoer pool , bus line, $108 and disposal. central air. 337-3547. 6. 351.8879. 7-18 Call 351-7648. 1-2 ~ Beirut. . homemade bomb when It went 27 EMPLOYER. 6-26 plul one-third utilitiel. 351-7593. 6-29 ,26 I~------'l'here were no lnunediate off. Trevino fires 71 First-round TKO , for Canadian win I' eliminates' Sp.inks Trevino, 39, applied OAKVILLE, Ontario MONTE CARLO, Monaco pic light heavyweight champion (UPJ) - Veteran Lee steady pressure through 338-9269 the first nine holes and (UPI) - South AfrIcan Gerrie from SI. lAluis, Mo., was ex­ Trevino, playing cool and Coet.zee stopped former heavy­ pected to win easily In spite of 121 e. W.. hlngton methodical golf, gained turned the par-7l, 7,059- yard Glen Abbey course at weight clwnplon Leon Spinks weighing only 2GO pounds to CORALVILLE 351-3880 three strokes on Tom after just 2: 00 in the flnt round Coetzee's 220% pounds. H,ry eWitt , Cor.lvllit Wataon Sunday to win the an even par In a dead tie with Watson. of their World Boxing Associa­ Spinks swarmed Into the 338-7}45 Canadian Open Cham­ tion semifinal elimination bout attack at the start, landing a pionship for the third time The only blemishes on hll StiU. dime round came' when he Sunday. cluster of left Jabs and right c 111711 Student Publk with an even par 71. Three clubbing right hands crOlae8. Trevino, winner of the bogeyed· the 11th and the 17th holes. But Trevino from the 24-year~ld smashed Coetzee, although startled at championship In 1971 and Spinks to the canvas tIM third 1911, profited from a flurry regained one stroke with a the ferocity of the attack, back­ REXALL birdie at the 13th. and final blqw sent Sprinks pedalled and avoided the worst of mistakes by Watson to tumbling against the ropes. PERMATHE Trevino was so unratt1ed of Spinks' rushes. finish with a 72-hole score Although SpinU got up, his eyes At that point Coetzee spoke to of 281 and pocket the at the 18th that he paused 12 Tw at the water hazard to help were glazed anI,! referee Isldor Spinks but the former champion winner's check of .,000. Rodriguez of Venezuela stopped laughed, although the laugh ONE The win gave Trevino, an apparently drunk Just the bout. TWIN who Is second on the all­ spectator from the water. didn't last long. The South CAPSULE He then calmly two-putted Coetzee now will meet Ameri­ African, who Ia now unbeaten In PACK time money list, a career can John Tate for the WBA tiUe 23 professional fights, landed a DAILY total of $2,024,563. for his second birdie. REG. HERBAL fil which Muhammed All II ex­ vicious right hook and Spinks, ~;;.;....;.~~ Watson, shooting for his Watson, whose game .... REDUCING OR cooled off last week when pected to give up officially next although up at four, had to take NEW By NEil BROWN fifth tour victory of the month. a mandatory eight count. PLAN year which would have he falled ~ make the cut at 24 DA VS SUPPL V Edlfor the U.S. Open had led since Watching from ringside, Tate Coetzee then powered for­ laken his winnings to over said: "I thought he was real $400,000 for the season, was the second round of the ward, Jabbed accurately with crucified on lhe short par-3 $350,000 tournament. good but I shall beat him." his left and then once again holes. He never fully But what appeared t9 be There were only 1,500 specta­ landed his crushing right cross. $2.99 recovered from a triple­ a comfortable margin after tors to witness the upset In a Again, hla opponent had to bogey 6 at the 157-yard three rounds vanished Into makeshift stadium on a parking take a mandatory eight count. lhird. the water hazard at the 101 beneath the cUff where the castle of Monaco's ruler, Prince By this time, Spinks seemed Wataon, who shot a 7- third hole. unable to move properly and over par 78, fell to third At the third, the 29-year­ Ranier, stands. Of these, 320 were South with another blow Coetzee sent place with a four-round old Kansas City native him reeling against the ropes. total or 285. Ben Crenshaw drove twice into the Africans and at the finish they tried to Invade the ring to salute The referee then stopped the claimed second place with hazard, took a penalty shot fight as he has to do under WBA a even-par 71 leaving him and two-putted for his their hero. But scores of Monte Carlo riot police prevented rules, which state that any at par 284 for the tour­ triple bogey. boxer knocked down three PACKAGE PLAYTEX nament. After that, Watson's them from reaching the canvas. The South Africans had jeered times In one round Is not OF 3 LIVING The victory was game was poor at best as allowed to continue. Trevino's first since his win he bogeyed six of the last "All, AU" at the former world in the 1978 Colonial seven holes. champion as Spinks came In to According to the chairman of GLOVES National Invitational and U.S. Open champ Hale the ring for hll first fight since the WBA, Mike Mortimer, the HIC SMAll. boosted his 1979 winnings to Irwin was far down on the he lost the title' to All last fight between Coetzee and Tate DISPOSABLE MED, LGE, September. will take place before the end of $175,117. list with a 7~ver 291. Spinks, the 25-year~ld Olym- the year. SHAVERS ClTYCIVlL Our Zukrowskl said Bulls' selection to key NBA draft 3PACKS Reg from naming $1.2 99 1.59 formal charges. NEW YORK (UPI) - Al­ power forwards, AU-America Paxson. team Into a winner. though the "Magic" has been David Greenwood of UCLA and Most of the rest of the nation's "There are eight te 10 players removed from Monday's NBA Greg Keiser of Michigan State. available collegians fall into the out there who will be around for draft, there are still plenty of The Bulls' decision is likely to "unknown" category as far as a long time and make strong surprises left. affect the choices of the next professional talent is con­ contributions," said Knicks' City The IAls Angeles Lakers, who two teams, the New York cerned. general manager Eddie have already agreed to terms Knlcks and the Milwaukee "There are 1~20 guards who Donovan, "but I don't think with Earvin "Magic" Johnson. Bucks, as both are looking to may make it and may not," there Is a player out there who will go through with the for­ bolster their front court. says Bulls' general manager can tum a team around." rout mality of naming the Michigan It is believed that seven Rod Thorn. "(AU-America) Jim The Knicks and the Pistons, LARGE State All-America as the No. 1 players - Johnson, Cartwright. Spanarkel from Duke Is one guy by virtue of past trades, each choice, but the suspense will Greenwood, Keiser, Arkansas' who would fit Into that category. own three first round picks. ASSORTMENT start on the second pick when Sidney Moncrief, Rutgers' His quickness is a question Seattle. Los Angeles and New not the Chicago Bulls name their James Bailey, and Northeast mark but we would expect him Jersey have two picks apiece CERAMIC selection. Louisiana's Calvin Natt - will to make it as a pro. There are a and seven teams have no first Having failed to make a deal be the first group selected. lot of players In this draft with round choice at an - Atlanta for their first-round selection, Alter them w.Il1 come Alaba­ that one question mark that has Boston, Cleveland, Denver (re­ MUGS the Bulls will have to decide on ma's Reggie KIng, USC's Cliff people pulling back a bit." cently given two second­ whether to take San Francisco's Robinscn, Baylor's Vinnie Most general managers agree rounders as ,compensation for All-America center Bill Cart­ Johnson, Rhode Island junior that there is no one player Brian Taylor), Golden State, Our wright or one of two bluechip Sly Williams and Dayton's Jim available who can turn a losing Phoenix and San Diego. Reg. ·99C 1.99 . 3ge Tigers snap Orioles' win streak By United Press Internetional sterling relief pitching cl Mike St. Louis Cardinals before 50,163 Ken Griffey's bases-loaded Bacslk. - third largest regular-season sacrifice fly with (lne out In the A couple of impressive Fred Lynn and Carl Yast­ crowd in Busch Stadium eighth inning scored Dave streaks came to an abrupt halt rzemskl belted two-run homers history. Colllns and enabled the Reds to Sunday. to back the five-hit pitching of In other games, Philadelphia snap a four-game losing streak. Rusty Staub stroked a run­ Mike Torrez, powering Boston downed Montreal ~2, Chicago Doug Bair blanked the Glants scoring triple with one out in the to a triumph over Toronto and a b1anlted Plttsbrugh 5..(), Cincin­ the last two innings to pick up ONE ninth inning, leading the Detroit sweep of their three-game nati edged San Franlclsco ~7, his fourth victory. Tigers to a &-4 triumph over series with the Jays. Houston defeated San Diego 4-1 Joaquin Andujar tossed a GALLON Baltimore that snapped a nine­ Lou Plniella and Thurman and Atlanta topped Los Angeles seven-hitter and drove In a run game winning streak for the Munson knocked in two runs 4-2 with a sacrifice fly to spark the IGLOO Orioles and a lo-game wiMing apiece to lift New York to its Larry Christenson hit a home Astros to their their sixth streak for Dennis Martinez. fourth straight victory. The run and two doubles, scored two straight triumph. Elsewhere in the American Yanks erased a 1"() deficil In the runs and pitched the first six THIRST League, Minnesota swept first inning on run-scoring innings helping the Phi1lles HOLDS6CANS Chicago 4-3 and 7-1, Boston singles by Piniella, Darryl defeat the Expos for the first OR 1 GALLON LIQUID downed Toronto 8-4, New York Jones and Chris Chambliss. time this season after eight QUENCHER trounced Cleveland B-2, Texas Pat Putnam cracked a pinch­ straight losses. Tug McGraw swept Oakland ~l and 7-2 and hit, three-run homer In the hurled the last three innings for Kansas City dumped California eighth Inning to complete the Christenson, 2-5, to pick up his ::~, $2-7.95 5-2. sweep for Texas. 54C fifth save. Roy Smalley belted three Jerry Martin capped a four­ doubles and scored two runs Ali Andy Hassler needed was run eighth inning with a three­ and Jerry Koosman broke a a little time to get used to his run homer and Rick Reuschel personal six-game losing streak new surroundings. scattered five hits In leading In the nightca p. In the first Hassler, with relief help from Chicago to their eighth triumph game, Dave Edwards' run­ Dale Murray, earned his first In their last 10 games. Reuschel, scoring single in the seventh National League victory Sun­ ~, allowed only two runners as snapped a 3-3 tie and led the day in pitching the New York far as third base In posting his twins to victory behind the Mets to a S,2 triumph over the second complete game. 100% CORN Wisconsin star FIBRE wins road race IStandings BROOM Over 250 rWlDers participated FOR TOTAL in Sunday's "Run for your We" NATIONAL LEAGUE WALL I, u..... ""'" ...... HOME USE Io-kllometer (6.2 miles) race EIII GOLF BALLS WLPtLGI sponsored by the Johnson .LPd.GI ALBUM Montteal • II ... - HOLDS 18 PICTURES County Cancer Society. 51. Lollil 34 II J40 1\1 BaIIlmoN 17 23 .171 - Our H 30 .631 I Booton 44 JI .13I 1\\ Earning overall honors was Plttlbut1h Reg . Randy Jackson, a former City Phlllcleiphla 31 II JII 6\1 MO"Mlkee • SI JQ III $2.9 Chle.. o IS 31 ."1 • N... Vork • IS .641 1 1.39 High runner and two-time Big ,. Sf .413 11\1 Detro. 32 311 .171 1311 77C York N." 32 J7 ..... 1411 Ten steeplechase champion. W"I Cleveland WLPtL GI T""",lo IS 61 .m • Jackson raced to a 32 minute, 24 HOIIIIon 44 21 .103 - W.. second time foUowed by Jim C1nelnnaIJ Sf 3) .111 III .L'et.OI San Fr_1Ifo JI • .m 1 Cllllomia 43 II .1eI - Docherty (33.06) and Tom IAI Anatlea 32 41 .431 11 KI ..... ell, • IS .641 1 Ferree (33.20). San DItCO 32 42 .W 1211 T.... • IS .Ml 1 AU .... fI 43 •• 1511 MillnelOll • 32 ... 3 In the men's 19-and-under ..... ,...... Chlc ..o II • •tI' I" 110rtion, Steve Rummelhart AUenII 1. Lao Anaelel I SUllIe SI U .421 ••11 (35.48), Marty Gingerich (37.56) San 'ranellfo 6. ClnctMati 2 o.kland :a IZ .m :. Monl ....1 I. PhlIadeIpIIla 0, nlchl and Scott Cline (39.21) won the Chlcl,. I, P1U1boqh 3, nlchI Sa ...... ,'. "-III top three places. 110_ 3, Son DItao·I. ""hi Booton 4, T• ."".. 3, 13 Innln .. Ne" Vork It iii. LoW., ppd., rain, Mlnn.1OI1 e, CIIle.,o I Len Burkhart (34. 57) took the Tna. " o.kland 6, " IMln .. The quality mentioned men's 31-40 division followed by ""hi .... ,...... Baltbno ... I, Detro~ t, .... II,UlI'" above Is just one of BOXOF6 (35.38) PhUadeIpIIll 6, Mont"" 2 Bakbnon I, Detroit 6, Ind, ,",hi Scott Taylor and John Cllleaao 6, Plttabu,..h 0 NI.. York I. Clevfland 5, .1 Innlnc', many which has gained 2W'TAPERED Robinson (38.31). N." York t. 51. Lolli 2 nl&ht Cinclnn.1I •• San FranclJco 7 kiMi. Ck, IS. Clllfornla 4. nlehl the Time Window Its CITRONELLA , EDISON Winning the Muters' portion IIoUltOll I, San 01.,0 I SoaUIe I. MOnull ... I. nlcht was Jay Holllein (38.35) wblle AtI.nta 4, Lo. ""'tlea I. twUlghl rating above Infinity, John McLure (37.5i) and Guy M.... y'.aa ...... , •• IIeMhI Dalqulst, ESS, KEF, (AI Tf_ EDT, MI.-a 4. CIIlc.,. I, lit CANDLES BREEZE BOX McFarland (39.18) finished PIilltdelphla (Clrlton ~7) at ChIta.., MlnntlOll 7. CIIklao 1, Ind Celeston . and Advent. INSECT second and third. respectively. IReUIChtI 104). 2:30 p.III. Detroit I, Sa.InIoN I .. PIIUburth (Cllldelaril .. and IIGobt Ne .. York I, Clevtl.-.d 1 SIlO. 00 the 'II,. REPELLENT AID FAN Coleen Cheney (40.27) c.~ 2-1) II Ne" York (S"., 7-4 and F.re- IIoIlon I. Toronto 4 tured the 2Hnd-under women's 1»), .. 1:3$ p.III. TUN I. o.kland I. III THIN 'N LIGHT dlvilion followed by Muriel Mont,"1 (Sou 4-4 IIId ScI>aIJeder 101) few 7. o.kland 2, 2nd at 81 . Loul. (SdluJI. H and Vudloyldl ~ K..... eny 6, ClUfomla I WOODBURN Hobl (41.23) and Jane McGee 4),2, V:II p.III. MII ..a""" II SMilie, nipt ·Insi (42.15). Clnelnnall (Stay ... H and I..oeoa "I) .11foUllon (NI_ ... an. RldllnI W), ...... ,'.0.­ For women 2&-ancklver, Barb ~, 7:. p.m. IAI n... EDT) SOUND Kolbach (43.18) fJnllhed first San DIt.o (PttTy 1-4) at 1M Anatltl Cltvelllld (o.rIand H) It IIIIklmore (SuIeJllla V"), I.:. p.m (Stone ~), 1::10 p.III. ....trto HI.I'I.,... with Paula Manthei (41.38) and AIIanIa lloIamooI W) II SIll Fr ...... New York (ClIY '01) at To."".. Jamie 1!!vrard (4UI) next. (MonItfIIIco 1-.1), II:. p.m. IUndenIood •• 11), I :. p.m. 400 HI",lend Ct.