Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1986-07-02

Price: 20 cents C 1986 Student Publications, Inc. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper Wednesday, July 2, 1986 'al-8 announces layoff of 100.employees

Tb toothbrush manufacturer, b ctlo ed in ntory. corporate communication for Ie ening ill production. Services o( Iowa, said the By Mary Boone "Let' just calm any fears that Oral-B layon: will certainly Edllo( wh ch ranks 0.7 .mon loc I Robinson said th layofT: are Gill tt. id the layorn are mploye~, curr nUy employ temporary. but ould not pre­ strictI localized. might be out there," Kenney have an ffect on the area's Citin,djsmal productJon (ore· 4050 peopl . A r the la),olli , dict wh n ork n mi hI be laid "Ware currently look­ unemployment rate, bul added c and b 10 ed inven­ th ...·ork fo~ at OraJ-B will railed CTlO pri· inJ into makin, 10m major the extent 1$ unknown tory, 0 clal at Oral·B Labor· total ~. "This is • .It and • JtU8- marily taken to redu pro­ capital improvemen at the wlt'lJU t real hard to lIywhat atories Inc. announced the Bill Robinson,Oral·S director tion," Robinson aid "A recall duction .t the 10 I City plant, Iowa City planl We're e plor­ 100 peopl bein, laid ott at layoff of 100 or t i of hum n resource, IBid th would b compl t I), depen­ to ad)u t fot an in r a d Ina additional u ror the one plant will do to unemploy­ toothbrulh manu(aclurln, layoffl were announced to dent on th forecast Ind product inventory," .K nney facUity, uch as d \' 10plllJ a ment stat! iCI," enke said. plant on Lower luscatine Il'orke~ last Thursday Tooth­ iD\·enlory." aid. dIstribution center We h.v "A lot or the people may not Road. brush ale r main t ady. Oral-B I a member of the He also mph Ix d the layoff no plans, wha r to leave live in John on County, some The layolTs, en ctive July 14, accordin to Robin on. but the divel'lined company croup of i hort·t rm, and that GiUett towa City" may not nt fOT unemployment will displace Oral·B from the company i nOI IIIng .nough The Gill tte Company in 80 omeials hi e no inlentlons of D n enke. _ I ntm n ler rlcbt away, lOme may le-'e city'. list or Top 10 employen. loothbru h I to eliminate ill ton Dou K tlncy, man g r of movln tbe Oral·'S plant or of the Iowa City omce o( Job the area" Envoy to Herbicides Honduras replaced blam d for' by U. S. WASIHNGT r e bligh

Julia Ia bill wa made out to Larry I, £ .. Ei t r," Eckermann lid City Editor TilE IN ID T do • not Th e rialaprlYln, or h rbl po a h alth huard to p rk cld on I Sohnson County rarm Ulerl and no wildlif was may b re pon Ible for dama fl 'ct d. Th d maRed tree illj more th n 1.400 tre I In Jo' are connned 10 J( nt Park', Kent Park, omclall from n rth It corner, de crIb d by the John on County Con rva Dunlap ~on or the mo t tlon Hoard laid Tue day rt'mol ar .. of th plrk." Con natlonboardm mbe "It', notan imm n ar., but and Iowa Department of Alri­ it'l a lianlneanl ar ." aid cultur' omcl.1 aid In Inv Jim urphy. con. r tlon tigatlon r vall Ihal a walnut board m mb r. Membera laid tr Iro" nnd oth r plants In they h.v exp rlenced no th park cam Into c nUl(: similar probl ma linc th with a herbicide pray d on a p rk wa tabli,h d In 1969. n I hborin pa tur y 21 or Eckermann IIld h' could 22 recall no Ilmilar mCld nt In A r lease Iud by th con lh stat nation bolrd .tates th ailu­ Con natIon board membcn ation warren a "pot ntlal for I a "co rvati~ lImat .. Uti, tlon" by the county. John- for r plaCID, the tr • at $50 on County Attorney J. Patrick per tr • But tb It w re White laid th attorney'. belnl "hln t d" 10 bold nt.ft ornc will mat. a recommen for lumb r, and m fully dallon or action Within two to grown walnut tr are worth thre w up to $10.000. m mber uld. A CONGRE 10 L "We art' In the proc of R E, who dj area with Th us of h Iicopters to tryln 10 review what hap· apply herbicid I not uncom­ th admlnl tration II y In pen d" b d on information Central America, said, "Any mon In Jowa, and Eckermann provid d by the agriculture said there may be no differ­ amba ador who's doln, his department Ind the consena· Job w\ll say our policy is ruin· ence b tw en helicopter and tlon board, Whit said. The pI n application. II\i the country wh TO he' attorney'. office will allo taUoned It' happ n d before, and the adminlltration d L rmin h tb r the Incl· ")' OT AW that one is bound to punish him." dent bas r ceiv d thorouah safer than the oth r. I would The po I i Important to the I n\lestigation gu s th l a helicopter would adm inistrlltion's Central hive Breater control In light r American policy, particularly ALTHO GO Y or the are ," he aid toward Nicaragua. Congress tr s have suffered defolia­ The herbicide us d WIS 2,4-0 last week approved $100 mil­ lion, official say it Is too - . a fairly cOUlmon Chemical hon In new aid for the Contra e rly to $P culate on thc total that hu been u ed by farme rebels battl ing the leftist amount of damage. since lhe 1940 , a cordlllJ to Nicaraguan gov rnment and "At this time it i difficult to Dale Shire, John on County the aid will be administered delermlDe how many trees Exlen ion S nice director. through nei,hborln, Hon­ will die and tb extent of The herbiCide Is ometinte duras. damage to the tr es that lur­ u d on com and is "not con­ One Capitol Hill sourc said, Grave task vive," said Rod Dunlap, con- sider d to be very toxic," "They needed a military com­ nation board director. Shires said "But there ar mander and Ferch didn't nt Ptepal1ng lot upcoming Fourth of Juty cetebratlont, more than 50,000 he.atonel .t the Fort AOMCtan. The farmland is owned by precautions to be taken," he the bill" Hany HalratDn u... • wal., jet to ctean one of National Cemetary In San Dfego. Harry Eisler of rural Timn, added. The United States also has a Iowa, according to Charles Tom Bayliss, all gronomist major military pre ence in Eckermann, supervisor or the employed by Eldon C. Stuts­ Honduras with 1,200 soldiers pe tIclde section of the state'. man, [nc., a Hills fertilizer stationed there L:ocal radio listeners fooled agriculture department. Ei­ ales outlet, said 2,4-0 could ter's son, Larry, contracted be dangerous to younger, less­ IN HONDURA , President Iowa Valley Helicopter­ established trees. Jose Azcona Hoyo said upon Aviation to pray the pasture. Taxpayers should be made hearing Ferch was fired, "I am into 'bagging' their phones Neither ofthe Eisters could be aware of the incident because a little sad because he is a reached for comment Tuesday. "it's the public'. tree and it's good. friend." By Lewla Wayne Oreene was a joke," Sinicropi said. "The Eisters, either Harry or their tax dollars that provide "I was told yesteroay by the University Editor North Liberty, Iowa, resident Larry, hired an applicator to them," said conservation ambassador himself that he Charlotte Berry said sbe wa .pray their pasture and the board president Mike Rocca. was going to leave Honduras," An Iowa City radio station lold fooled when she heard the Azcona said, adding, "We were listeners to take their tele­ announcemenl not expecting this situation." phones out of trash bags Tues­ She called her si ter-in·law "We were very supri ed, and day. and warned her of the immi­ we feel very sorry becaus Mr. KKRQ-FMradio began broad­ nent telephone line blow oul Ferch was working well with casting disclaimers to that us," he said. effect Tuesday morning after BERRY SAID her ister-in-Iaw State Departmcnt officials listeners apparently took a bagged her telephone and she said staff morale bad been low joke seTiously. was about to do the same when since Ferch took over. A top Station Sales Manager Steve she thought to check the story Inside offici enied Ferch 'was Sinicropi went on the air early out with the radio station. UI HoepbIs tncIed a r.w Fog will fill the IIdeI this being a -to take the blame Tuesday morning claiming to When she found out the truth, non-amoking policy thla morning and ahoutd \1ft by for aI ons that American be "Bill" from "the pbone Berry said she felt silly for week. PIIienta and AlIt must noon. This afternoon will be aid to the Nicaraguan rebels, company." having believed the hoax. "I comply with the ruing. Some partJy sunny and less humid fUtere1 through Honduras, Sinicropi told listeners the felt like a jerk," she said. are happiar about It than with a high in the mid-70s. has been mishandled. telephone company was The real telephone company others...... ,...... 3. Redman said Ferch "has con· "blowing out" its lines to clean 1M Dally Iow~ Seclam was not amu ed. tributed significanUy to the them and that dust could be "It's an unfortunate occur­ Honduran democratic process blown acros people's homes dreds of phone calls," Sin i­ rence, but it happens," Vickie and to the continued strength­ and businesses if customers cropi said. "ll was one of the Sanders, media relations man­ Sports ening of our close and friendly didn't bag their telephones. craziest things I've ever seen." ager for Northwestern Bell in Index relations." Des Moines, said. Probation?!? The NCAA A convenience store employee Atts ...... 6 The Los AngeJes Times, quot­ THE STATION ran several A complaint was lodged with hal placed the UnMIIity 01 reported dozens of people CIasifiada...... ,8 - 9 ing unidentified State Depart­ the station and a KKRQ offi­ Wlac:onsirt athletic depart­ bogus commercials advising bought plastic bags for their C.a •• iIOrd ...... 8 ment officials, said Ferch was listeners that "today is the day cial apologized, she said. ment on probetion fOf two telephones and called home to MeIro ...... 3 sacked because Secretary of "It's an old joke," she said, ~ twcaJ_1n "imploper'" to bag your phone." warn their spouses to protect MoYIeI ...... 7 State George Shultz and other But lhe joke announcement adding there is no way the loin waa gMn to a Ionnef the carpet, he said. PoItIc:ripta .. '" ...... 2 Reagan aides decided he was was taken seriously by many company could really blow baIkeI»Il .. in 11182. ... Sporta ...... ,...... 7 -8. 10 Dot the right "field comman­ listeners, Sinicropi said. "I'm surprised. We thought dust through telephone lines, aIDry...... ,O' Vlewpoints ...... 4 der" ror the Contra forces. "We ended up getting bun- most people would reaJize it even if it wanted to. PIp 2 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday. July 2. 1986 City hearing to remain open By Julie EIMIe questioned why memben of finisbed late last week. Tim· proposal is "tame." City Editor tbe commission did not mins said the proposal diffen "It's a painless ordinance to receive a copy of the proposal. in several ways from the for· Iowa-lUinois. It doesn't exact Navy dirigible crashes, kills 1, Inlures 3 Input at a public hearing held which has been an issue of mer proposal. anything from them," he said. LAKEHURST, N.J. - A large experimental airship Tuesday for the proposed dispute between tbe council ''The new franchise contains "I think lhatthe council ought crashed Tuesday at the naval air station wbere the famed Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric and Iowa-lJUnois for several more regulatol')' authority for to start over again and get dirigible Hindenburg exploded nearly a half-century Company franchise renewal years. the city," sucb as the use of some real concessions from ago. One crewman died and three others were injured in wa nil, but the Iowa City right-of-ways, he said. " It IG&E," he said. Those include the crasb, officials said Tuesday. Council moved nonethele s to .....HEY SHOULD HAVE got­ reserves the city's ability to information on rate increases The 343-foot craft, which held 1 million cubic feet of continue the hearing at its ten that tentative copy with regulate in those areas and and energy conservation, al helium in a superstructure surrounded by four H-M July 15 meeting. tho e tentative provisions the imposes requirements on the well as more city control over helicopters, malfunctioned and crashed about 7 p.m. That will give members of the same time we did." Baker said. company," he said. the placement of high-power during a test fljght at an altitude or about 40 feet at the city's Resources Conservation ~I agree with that totally," conductor lines. aid Councilor Kate Dickson. Lakehurst Naval Air Engineering Center, Navy spokes­ Commis ion a cbance to COUNCIL MEMBERS origi­ Baker said he would like man Nick Grand said. review the propo al before the "Otherwi e we might a6 well nally requested a 1 percent dissolve the commission," a guarantee from the com pany council grants fLrst approval to franchise fee from Iowa­ promising it will not consider FAA suspects structural cracks in 747s the renewal. Three approvals Dickson said. Illinois, wbich would have The commi sion is made upof nuclear power in Iowa City. WASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration, are required before residents required the company to pay a He said he doubts it will be a reacting to the discovery or structural cracks in some vote on the measure. city residents who make monthly fee for u e of public recommendations to the coun­ problem in Iowa City, unless . Boeing 747 aircraft that could cause sudden decompres­ treets and right~f·ways . That the city's "political climate sion, Tuesday propo ed expanded in peclions of the The propo al guarantees the cil on matten of energy and co t would have been pas ed u e of right~f-ways to [owa· resource conservation. ever changes and it becomes planes. on to con umers and was a easier to license those things." Boeing said the planes are safe. ILlinoi for gas and electric Terrence Timmins, city attor· point of contention between The agency estimated that its proposed rule would affect lines in exchange for 15 yean ney, told the council Monday the council and the company. Thomas Hoogerwerf, Iowa­ 160 747s of U.S. registry and that it would take about 800 of service to the city. tbat commi ion members did The company's 25-year franch· Illinois district manager in hours per airplane at a cost of $40 per hour for a total During Monday's informal ses­ not hav a chance to review ise expired in October ]985. Iowa City, said he is pleased cost of about $5,120,000 per inspec:lion cycle. sion, Councilor Lan:v Baker the propo al because it was Baker aid he thinks the new with the proposal. Branstad names heads of new agencies DES MOINES - Calling them top leaders in state government. Gov. Terry Branstad Tuesday named 20 Courts/Police people, Including four women, to head new, streamlined government agencies. Inc. Gab's Oasis is located at chemical abuse treatment in removed from her purse when Bran tad Tuesday al 0 appointed 17 people to head By Jull. EIMle City Editor 330 E WashlDglon SI. connection with drug then she was detained by hospital divisions of the new agencies and 152 people to crve on Sbarkey and her children charges. security. state boards and commissions. end Marti McDermoll Staff Writer claim Micbael Sharkey was Carol lItchell Harmon also • • • Death-row prisoners get short reprieves sold or 'Iven liquor at the received a one-year sus­ ur Campus Security omcials The family of an Iowa City e tablishments "to t.he point pended Jail sentence ID John­ received reports from three STARKE, Fla. - A federal judge reru ed Tuesday to man wbo reportedly b came grant a new trial to su peeled serial killer Ted Bundy, where h became intoxicated" son County District Court this men who had items stolen Intoxicated at two loca I bars and tha~ as a re ult, Michael week on charges of posse sion from lockers at the UI Field but delayed today's cheduled execution for 24 hours 0 and died follOWing a car acci· defense attorneys could appeal to a higher court. Shark y was killed when hi of a SChedule two, po es ion House Monday. dent nt d suit In Johnson vehIcle truck a tr e on a schedule four and prohibited Michael Smith, 409 S. Dodge Mass murderer Gerald Eu ene Stano, who was also to County District Court Tue day county road south of Iowa City. acts. dIe at 7 a.m. today in the nation's first double execution St., reported a backpack and against the owners of the bars. The suit a Its for an amount to In F bruary, Harmon its contents, valued at $812, since capItal punishment was reinstated a decade ago, KArol Sharkey, her three cbU· allegedly removed the drug won a three·bour r prl ve from a state judge Tue day so be determined by a jury. were stolen. dren and the estate of Michael Michael Sharkey, who was 29, Dalmane and Dem rol from hi lawyer could appeal to Florida's Supreme Court. GregGrove, Huxley, Iowa, told Sharkey are named as plain· died on May 25,1985. the Veteran Administration ecurity officers his wallet and Libyan businessman shot dead In Paris tin: In the suit, which aUege Medical C nter. where she $110 cash were taken. VERSAILLES, Franc - Masked gunmen stormed the dram shop liability against • • • was mployed as a registered George Stauffer, 2418 Prince­ fa hionable suburban home of a Libyan businessman Gary Jennings, owner of R. T. An Iowa City woman was sen­ nur e. Sh is al 0 accused of ton Road, reported that $40 and hot him to death, police said Tue day. Grunt'l, formerly locat d at tenc d to one year of proba· stealing Hydroxyzine aft r five cash was taken from his 826 S. Clinton St., and Gab's, Mohamed BOUlOU, 54, was killed shortly before midnight tion and participation in a bottl s of the medicine were locker. Monday by a 7.65 mm caliber bullet to the chest. Other shot wer fired but no one el e was hurt, a police spokeswoman In V r aill said. No one claimed responsibility for the shooting and Metrobriefs police said they bad no motive. nl . Participants who have not "I think the acceleratIOn ID Poland forbids Walesa to leave country Iowa City resident b en conlact d are a ked to amounts raised is a great tri­ WARSAW. Poland - Solidarity unIon founder Lech call Clement or O'Hara at bute to the generosity of Walesa said Tuesday he was denied permission to leave wins Liberty crown 353-6434 or 353-6946. Iowa's alumni and friends and Poland to attend a peace conference In Rome and Wearing b r homemad crown Scientists seek moms also shows their awareness of interrogated by police for the fourth time in a we Ie. and gr en latex paint, J n· from 1980s UI study the growing importance Of prl· Wal II bad planned to ny Tuesday to Rome at the nifer Stewart of Iowa City was vate gll\s to this university," Invitation of Foreign Minister Glulio Andreotti to attend proclaimed the winner of a TwoUlr earch rsaretrylng UI Foundation reports he said. the International Conference on Peace, which begins nationwide Statue of Liberty to locate women who partici· pledge acceleration The portion of support Wednesday. look·alike contest Tue day. pated in a flv ·year study of received outright was ear· Reagan signs bill to cut military pension Stewartwa oneorthr final· pregnancy Dnd parenting. The UI Foundation received mark d by contributors as fol­ graduat student Laurie In lows; $4.8 million for tudent WASH GTON - Preald nt Ronald Reagan signed ists In th competition. She ur nearly $39.2 million gin., legislation Tue day overhauling the military retirement wa sleet d the most Clement and Associat Psy· and pi die In l~ , which 1& financial aid, $2.9 million for system by rewarding tho e who make life In umform a Liberty-llk on live t I vision chology Profe or Michael W. an ]8 percent incr ase from facully development, $8.1 mil­ career and reducing the p nSion checks for those who Tuesday morning In th shl!· O'Hara nt to provid the 1984, Foundal1on President lion for buildings and equip­ leave early. dow of the real statu on part\(~ ip nta with results of the Darrell Wyrl~k said ment, $6.8 million for Tbe Military Relir ment Reform Act of 1986 doe not Governor Island in New Yorlc res archtudy and to conduct The e r ul put the founda­ research, departmental and affect tho e now in uniform or those who hove already Harbor. a follow· up study. tion's cumulative holdings at special projects fund and retired, but wi1l change pension for anyone entering the With th honor of being The participant wer 11 mor than $235 million, Wyr­ $453,262 for the unrestricted arm d force aner Aug. l. sel ct d, Stewart won a one· patients in obstetrics at UI ick said. Th ,100 million level "Iowa Opportunity Fund." year contract with a CalifornIa Hospitals between mid-198l reached in 1980, requir d 25 Tbe average annual gin, not Quoted ... celebrity look·alike company and early 1982, 0 the young· years, whit th econd $100 including unusally large gifts, Anyambas ador who's doing his job will say our policy is and inVItations to everal ster would now be four or five million was rai ed in one-fifth was $260, up 7 percent from ruining the country where he's station d. Independence Day ceremo- year old, Clement said. of' that time, Wyrick added. 1984. -An "unidentilied congressional source," specula ling on why John Ferch was removed from his post as ambassador 10 Honduras. Postscripts

Events PoltlCnpts mutt be lubmltt.c:l to In.. t of peper eaCh announcement charged will not be accepted. Corrections TIle Dally lo"an by 3 p.m. tha day mUlt be on I seper.ta shOlt of paper. Notice of political avents, except Bro,," Bag Luneh DlKullion WIll be pnor to publication Notices for Mon· The O.lIy lo,un will correct unfair or inaccurate stories or Announclments will not be meeting announcements of recog· held on defining personal vlctoriet, at dati piper mUlt be lubmltt.c:l by 3 accepted over the telephone. All nlzed student groups, will not be headlines. It a report is wrong or mi sleading, call the DI at 12:10 p.m. at the Women'l Resource p.m. FndlY Notlcea may be .."t lubmlsslonl must include the name accepted. 353-6210. A correction or clarification will be published in and Action Center, 130 N. Madison St. through the mall. but be lurl to mall end phone number, which will not be Notice of events on television or this column. Sclenee FictIon League of lo"e IIrty. The announcements WIll be published, of a contact person In radio will neit be accepted. Studlnta will hold a mOlting at ~ . 30 pubhsh.c:l thl day of the avenll All case there Ire Iny questions. Notices that are commercial adver· The headline "Job figures rate best in nation"(DI. June 30), p.m. at The 1.4 111 Restaurant, 120 E. submissions must be clllrly pnnt.c:l tisements will not be accepted. should have reported that Iowa City unemployment rates Burtlngton St. on I Postscripts blank (whIch appear Events not eligible Questions regarding Postscripts are the lowest in the state. on the classified ad, pagl) or type­ should be directed to the managing Tbe headline "I.C. man arrested for bank robbery" (DI,June Postscripts Policy writtan and trlpl ••paced on a full Notice 01 evenls where lldmlsslon I, editor. 30), sbould have reported that the man was arrested on forgery charges. He had previously been indicted for an Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Iowa City robbery. In a Metrobrief called "Iowa City Pollet! set July 4 traffic I?olicy" , (DI, July I), exit procedures following the city's '.' AI?E Q£4NIN6 UP 7HlIR ACTI fireworks display were incorrectly reported. Vehicles exiting Upper City Parkwill be required to go west On Park Road. Vehicles exiting Lower City Park will be required to go east on Park Road.

'the DI regrets the errors.

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lMMEcIIor ..... m ...... Joeeph P. Bauer ".... 11» EtIIor ...... _ ...... Korrine Sldnner SPI BOARD ""'-'...... ~.I ...... EtIIor ._...... __...... T_Heger IpoIta EdIDr ...... _ ...... _...... MeI_ Rapoport U. of I. Department of Residence Sirvlces A•• ,.lantBporta EdItcn.. __ .• _...... Den Mil. er.d ZJmanek STAFF VACANCY ~tEtllor ...... _ ... _...... _ ...... __ .. MattStoc:kman n.. Baud of T..-of Srudmt N>liatiow Inmcn.tItM. n.. pooidon II for • fun SURPLUS AUCTI~ rwo-y<2f tam -mn, the period n- Sepmub.. 1986 thtou,h thy 1988. n.. 500 wooden dining chairs, 16 murphy beds, army blankets, sofas, ~...... _ .._ •••• , • • __•• m ...._ .. _._•• __ .. ___ Williamc-y Board .- monthly &om Sepwuber throuah M..y. Dude wttk of lilly 21. The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - W~, July 2. 1986 - p ... , ~ •• Dpen Grant funding may increase is'lame." 8, MIcMeI O'Connof may recel\-e a ard of $SOO to by the Gramm-Rudman uden are fo~ed to talt out painless ordinance to Staff Writer $600 ifth the bill is igned, he Balanced Budget Act, he aid, larger loans, Hubbard said Inoi5. It doesn't exact said. \\1belher the appropriations ~ln most ca e the only ay to (rom them:' he said. There will be additional Pell But be added tltat to recie\'e bill will compensate for the replace 10. of a Pell Grant i thal the cou ncil ougltt Grant funding for ill tudenls th Pell Granl som tudenLs full $8lO.OOO rJ II be c rtai n to liv studen bl er loan ." over again and get if Presidenl Ronald Reagan may have to reduce other onl)' \\'hen the .. ~part­ he &aid. an} of u are con· al concessions fro m signs a supplemental app~ financial aid award such as ment of Education release a cerned that tudents are e said. Those include priations bill next eek. ill tudent 'ork study. revi ed Pell Grant chedule, ending up in gr ater deb " As ociate Director of Student Warner said. 'on on rate increases I niorJod rts idh rrg)' conservation, as Financial Aid ark Warner '"'I1IE ADDrnO AL funding While House offiCIals hal said Tue day. indicated Reagan probablY didn't receive a Pell Grant Ja t ore city control over could al add be een $100 ear, whicb m ant taking out a The bill, approved la t "'eek and $150 to the award of will ign the me ure, a~ord­ ment of high· power larger loan. But ru hope rlines. by bot uses of Congre , tudenLs ho ha,'e already ing to a ational A odation • r for Fin ncial Aid Administra­ that p e of the bIll WIll approp $1 million for receh'ed PeU Gran for De t provide herith a Pell Grant id he would like the fed I Pell Grant prog- year," Warner said ton' telephone hotJine. for n I year. ee from the company ram, Warner said. Warner .aid January proJec­ it will not consider VI VICE PH IDE;T for kNot ettln Grant d power in Iowa City. Pell Grants provide need· tions bowed that UI udenls a P II n· l based financial aid to under­ might 10 $800.000 in Pell tudent S rvice Philip Hu\).. nitel}! m ke my man y situa­ e doubts it will be a graduate, Warner added Grant fundln (or 1986-8'7. Th bard aid Pell Grants are a tion l.J hter." said. 1'b in Iowa City, unless h re Some studen ho have beeD 10 IU predicted becau of ry Important pan of th r re lim I h n I had to ork I "political climate th hortfall In fundln for the nancial aid program. all d hen I could hi\' ges and it becomes informed that they are ineligi­ tllt! hen Pell Granu are tut ,license those things." ble for Pell Granu next year program and brou.h on been stud ing." Hoogerwerf, Iowa· lstrict manager in , said he is pleased froposal. UI Hospitals restrict smoking 8, Dan McClain Uni." nity Ho pita! : UI Ho • Staff Wrtter pltal D put Dire tor Clifford Eldredge said. A new polic~ to create a Blu Moon om her purse when wsmoke·fre environment" at etained by hospital UI Ho pltals took effed Tue • day at the cxpen of lOok . Swat hirts [ • • • Thepolieyd Ignate all but. ~larly · 12 us Security officials limited number of area in UI reports from three Ho piuls Ii being non- De igncd and Produced in Iowa City had items stolen moklng If a to pr venl peo­ ers at the UI Field ple from being expo cd to ~day. tobacco smoke if they do not E.e.~ Smith, 409 S. Dodge wish 10 be. ed a backpack and The policy al 0 extend. 10 ts, valued at $812, Westlawn, P ychiatric Ho pi­ ~. tal, University "0 ptill chool ve, Huxley,Iowa, told and the Ch mical 0 pendency Irjcers his wallet and Center at th UJ O.kdal Cam· ~ere taken. pu . tauffer, 2418 Prince· 'Bas cally, we' a king \' ry. reported that $40 one not to .mok while at thl' hOlpilal 108 E. Callege 351-7242 taken from his

I Fourth of July celebrations

he acceleration ID are safer without fireworks Ised is a great tri­ ~e generosity of "The Great Outdoor Store" ni and friends and 8y Matk McOermott lheir awareness of Staff Writer Mid, umm r Cl aranc 1 ! importance of prl- D pit th Ir popularIty th •• ~ lhis university," tim of year. both Ie I and illogal fIr ork can b Short Hlking and tion of support hazardous and hould bud utright was ear­ with e,re, t te and local om ~ ontrlbutor as fol· dais warn. Shirt fa hion ~illion for student Nationally, fir wor cau d d, $2.9 million for more thlln 10.000 injuri ! dur­ from Men lrom lopment, $8.1 mil­ mg 1985, accordine to III • Idings and equip- \.al\\ State Fir iarahal 1\0 8 million for tar hall of the Divi. ion of 88 ~epartmental and Fir Prot ctlon 9 pJects funds and Marshall not d th t the Socl· /lq SI1 SO the unrestricted ety to Pr vent Bhndncsi e li· !-tunity Fund." maled th t mor lhan 5,000 ~e annual gill, not people luffered ey injurie • Lars ,dttp poe r pusally large gifts, from the u e of nreworks, 40 u put th m. p 7 percent from percent of whom . u tal ned • Vel ro or liPJ'C~-d cl perman nt eye damage Last • ari I of 10 nJ July " alon ,th 0 I ty received r pons of 659 eye injurIes 00 Eureka! Tamarack Tent: 'OW ONLY MA HALL ALSO AID that '139 these figures were prob bly be accepted. litical event.. el!cept much higher In reality, but ncement. at recog­ that inJurie caul d by Illegal groups, will not be fireworks ar of\en attributed to other cau s by lh victims. nts on television or Even Ie al fireworkl sucb a accepted. sparkler can b dangerou, 1"8 commercial adver· according to Jowa City Fir OPEN T OAYI A walt· MOIl. 'Th",...... Wtd ~ 'rl .• SIL.... 30. Sull 14 ot be Iccepted. Mar hal Larry Kinney. ..~ 5 ...111 1I1Y.... Id. Ae'o" "0"' Wend,', ~.noo gardlng Postscripts "Even parklers can be ed to the managing wor are even more dan er­ meanor that could carne. a dangerous ... tbey are very ou b cau e they can ea ity fine of up Lo $1 ,000. hot and can burn people. tart fires. Fireworks that are Sparklers are very dangerous Local police and nre official tIIeaal In the tate, such as TRUDEAU If u ed around combu Uble ," botlle rockets and M-80s. ar both ay the ha.. received Kinney aid, adding that often purchased in states r. wer complaints about nre· - - DICKEY'S--- 121 3 South Gilbert Court 5 UP THEIR ACT.! sparklers can cause explo­ where they are legal and work thl. year. but Iowa City sions. "bootlegged" into this slate. Polic Chief Harvey MIll r "Alway u e them outdoors thinks the number of corn· PhOne 337·9226 with adult uperviSlOn," Kin­ Kinneyltllened M-80slo dyna­ plaints III increa e later lhi Hours: Mondau-Satul'dau e.g; ney said. mite and said that several week. Sundau 10~1. State Fire Mar hal Wilbur years ago, two garage fire Jobn on ecbo d tbis concern were ignited by illegal nre­ "There WIll be somebody "If people are going to use works. arr ted this year. Some peo­ sparkJers, they should get a ple ju t don't understand tbat BrOoMS' Johnson said little can be can of water and dou e tile they bave no more right to Tanuu Catsup sparkler immediately aft r done to counter the problem shoot off fireworks than to Ground Beet use instead of throwing it on of "bootlegging" illegal lire­ shoot off their mouth ." 1'1J1o lean tbe ground, where it can be works into the state. People stepped on and cause burns." who are charged with po se - Miller said police will work 9BC sion of illegal fireworks can be overtime to handle the KINNEY SAID illegal nre- charged with a erious misde- increa ed holiday traffic. 75~b , Bill 44 OZ. bOnia GRAND OPENING 8 Count River City Bla Ualua Dental Care ArMansas Hot DOg or General DaIIiIIry Tomatoes Bladforo Stiles, ~.~.s. Hamburaer Walk-Ins Wdc:ome Buns or call for an appointment 337-6226 eIICnt. 49~ ( PIe II , Conwniently Iocall!d acr055 37 from Old ClpitoI MaU ill 228 S. Clinton • AI Ins and TIde XIX welcome Regular or Miller or • ParlVbus and thop Sizes 8-L • 0isc:xIur* lor MnIor ciIIzenI, ~tI, Diet 1-UD Oversized shirt in several styles, drop-waist pleated skirt in IamIIIes Lite Bear assorted prints & colors. • 15" dIIoomt v.ohen you pay at ~ I 211tar 12 pack of awotntment bottla bomes So\\\~\U~d.~ • MasIIrcanWisa accepMd ~Houn: beware. MoII •.frt. 10 ....·9 p.m. --§~l&~- ______.!!!...t.~-'-"::!!!'_~!.."!! Set. 8 ua..5 !'.lI\. \_-' )4IA\\ ~ .. .¥ '.. Sol I~$ SYoI . '2-$ Sun. Noon-5 p.a. if 9~deposlt 4~!POs " Prien enactlue throuuh TU8sdall, JU11l8th, 1886 ..... 4 - The Daily Iowan -Iowa City, Iowa - Wedneeday, July 2, 1986 e Ie • Opinions 8Xp(8S!8d on the VIeWPOints page 01 The Dally 10000n ate Volume 119, No. 18 those of the signed author. The DeIly 10000n, as a non-prolit 1986Student Publications, Inc. corporation. does not express opinions on these matters.

Dashed hopes ~ .. ,.

When President Ronald Reagan nominated Justice William Rehnquist and Antonin Scalia to fill the gaps 8eLleve I~ orNot! created by Chief Justice Warren Burger's resignation from the U.S. Supreme Court, liberal were terrified by the prospect of a new era of conservatism about to dawn in the nation's judiciary. Well, up and at 'em.! The sun's up sooner than expected. Even before the changes on the bench could take place, the new era broke onto the national scene with a jolt Monday morning when the high court decided that the Constitution does not protect homosexual relations between consenting adults. The decision is alarming. Not only have homo exuals' legal defenses against discrimination been significantly weakened, but a long-time tradition of re pect for individual privacy has been overturned. Monday's decision, which reflects the New Right' rejection of such civilized concepts as toleration and accomodation, is disconcerting to more than just the homosexual community. Although the court declined to rule on whether the Con titution protects hetero exual adults who commit acts of sodomy, the precedent for such an invasion has been sel The ruling to outlaw certain exual acts provides a foreshadowing of the kind of decisions which are likely ______The DIlly iowlnlJo.eph Sharpnac:l< to be handed down with increasing regularity once Reagan's appointees take their eats on the Supreme Court. Unfortunately, the hope of having a so-called "moderate" court in the meantime appears to have been dashed. Sodomy law hurts everyone Din McMillin be U.S. upreme Other ca es have denied that leaves no room for diver­ Edllorial Page Editor Court's dec! ion human right to women, the sity or disagreement The deci­ Monday lo uphold Guest handicapped and other minor­ sion is nothing short of an T the state of G oraia's ltie . altempt to rule away Parking pains sodomy law is a serious alTront homos xuality. Lo th rights of gay people and Opinion TilE lTUATIO OF GAY or course, a court ruling won't It has long been said that Iowa has two ea ons: winter a major threat to the basic In America p rallel that of make gay people go away. and con truction. civil rights of all Americans. homosexuals, bet,.. en co . New York prepares for Fourth of July NEW YORK (UPI) - Maje tic Roehrick charges tall ships sailed the Atlantic An Iowa City woman WinS a Ocean toward New York Tue . Lady Liberty 1001(- Ii e coo­ day, Lee lacocca pronounced test See Metrobnefs ... Page 2 the Statue of Liberty "good for tax break unfair another 100 years" and fire­ t rpiec - the r rurhi h d DE MOl E lUPl)­ works crackled over the har­ Statue of Lib rt) Demoqatir challen er John bor in a preview of the Air ady at a, ailing north Roebrlck laid Tu ay n_ nation's Liberty Weekend from Norfolk. a, wa a neet Charlea Gra. ley, R-Io a, celebration. oC tall ship, many of them should dl clo all contribu­ eml ri from abroad. All tions from tructln mli/lat The extravaganza honoring are heading for th 0 ration the looth birthday of Lady John Ruan t ('I ar up qu - ail parad up th Hudson lion about I S20 million tal Liberty doesn't officially begin River Friday, the Fourth of until Thursday, bul it has b a July. Th tax break Gra ley won already sent a surg of patriot­ Million of touri t pollc ism through throng of tourists for th D olne bu In predict there Will be a many man I unralr lo oth r and a green.painted Mi Lib­ as 15 million - were pourin erty look-alike. lo.. anl. who venlually will into th 8i& pple for th foot th bill and ltD 10 Lower Manhattan wa air ady celebration, buill by movi of j b at com tin, truck teeming Tuesday as touri produc r David Wolper nrms. Ro hrick .a d In a thronged into Battery Park at around Thursday niahl'S n conr reoc It tat the foot of Manhattan, over­ rellghtina or tbe tatu of UrliIed Pr-.. ~ PlTty h adqulrters. looking the celebration's cen- Lib rty. Independence 01, leltlVltea wtll Include a parede of tal shipe. "Wh n mlddle-cll [0 an don't haY trucklo.da of man y,lo lh Ir JRA d duc· Explosion injures eight in South Africa lon , y t wak up 10 nnd dl. elo a list of III contribu­ ~ohn RUin ll1n a peelll tors directly or Indlr ctly lax break to th tun of $20 amllat d WIth Ruan'. truck, JOHANNESBURG, South died 'onday in a fir bomb at a Johannc. ur fast·food C hI r II I liquor slor acfO. Africa (UPI) - The 1 Jth bomb attack on a clinic n ar Port I hop and a hot I. lh . Ire .. bien. h r bab million, wh r I th flir' Ina firm n • ~ ~ h uid "Ho much oryour$1.5 mil­ blast since South AfrIca Elizab th, and pollc In Author!ll s blam d no ,roup 00 th d walk h .pp IT d "Th S20 million I. rally lion campa ian rh . t has imposed emergency mea ur Bophuthat. wana said 10 for plantin the xplo Ive. to b In sho<:k. H blh rb uid nve whit Incompreh nsible for one be n donat d by tbe Ruan June 12 exploded at a central black dl d wh n a minibu Tu . day. Th outlawed Afri· Inter , .. h alk d Johannesburg bu stop Tu - blew up la. t Friday, can Nalionll Con r s auer­ wom n, a black WOmln , a Individual ... Ir the rul had 2.wl'ek·old iMant Ind a n m d for all trucking lie . aid the lIat .hould day, Injuring eight women and A r port d 109 p opl hav rilla , roup ha b n blam d nrm In thl, country, or v n include Ruan, hi' family, children, authorities saId. dl d viol ntly inc a nation­ for pa t bombing 3·y ar·old toddl r w r injur d nd taken to ho pltal. truckln, nrm. in Jowa, and RUIn trucking Orm ex cu­ The blast came as labor lead­ wide emerg ncy Kiving poUc Tu day' explollon, at a bu. IIv and their relative' and ers met secretly to dl u s &weep!"1 power and rtrlct top within 100 yard of thl.' by param -die. who rrived not Ju t a fri nd and contri­ ing the n w mcdl wa d c· exdu Ive Carleton 1I0t I, wllhin mlnul of the billt butor or Chari Grassl y, w all oth ra amllated with plans to protest Ihe detention Ru n b\l Inell or union leaders, and South lar d June 12 by P Id nt occurr d ju t before 2 p.m, Oll t w rl' treat d and wouldn't hav thll qu tion," r I a d. but th 2·w It-old Ro hrick Id Gra leYl8idearltt'rth ta Africa formally rep aled 34 Pi ler Both to . t m th racial A wltn to th explo ion break was av.llable to RUin race laws that restricted move· unr st th I ha. kilt d an tI­ . ald two wom n wer sitllnlt t baby boy was admitt d to Johann burg ho pital In " r­ D MOINF_ LAWYER a the only Iowa trucklna ments of blacks and requlr d mated 1,900 p ople in the p I Lh bus top, on of th m IIh who enl fed th enat rac firm Inve ·tina in a n w them to carry identity docu­ two>, arl. • child in a pram, wh n th ious" condition with lacera­ g.·truck" lin H al 0 ments called "passes" at all bomb w nt off tions and po. Ible .hrapn I a a r lattve unknown and wound to the h ad. a . pok • tralla the Incumbent In . aid Ruan wa s lh only Iowa times. T DAY' 10 public opinion poll., R b­ truckln" firm that r qu It d In II report on other violence, Johann burg cam xactJy "I ,AW Bl..OOD Itr amln, woman laid the Bureau of Information in one week aller two lunch-hour rrom her face and onto h r It wal the 11th bombln In a ri It aid Gra II y should th tax break. Pretoria said a black doctor explosions InJur d 22 p opl bloule." aid Mabel mith, a • rlea that be,an June 14 . Sanctuary Movement advocates sentenced TUCSON, Ariz. (UPl) - A United State . They xpre ed Catholic nun and two Method­ doubts they could comply wilh ...... ,- ist layworkers, who defended Carroll' order thal, as a con as a matter of conscience their dition of probation, lhey not 50-75% OFF participation in alien smug­ a ociate with any organita­ gling for the Sanctuary Move­ lion involved with Illegal ment for Central Americans, aliens NOW were sentenced Tuesday Lo Hutcbi. on was conVicted of five years probation. one count or conspiracy to Sister Darlene Nicgorski, 42; violate Immigration law . Nic­ Peggy Hutchison, 31; and gorski, described by pro ecu· NOW $7.99 Philip Willis.conger, 28, were tor Donald Reno a the "traffic lhe first of eight people, con­ agent" for the Sanctuary fove· victed May 1 at the end of a ment, wa convicted of four six·month allen-smuggling counts including conspiracy, trial, to face U.S. District aiding transportation, and Court Judge Earl Carroll to concealing, harboring or learn whether they would go shielding aliens. WllIis.conger to prison. was convicted of three counts. Sentencing of the other five Carroll ordered the probation­ defendants continued Tuesday ary terms for lhe several afternoon and was expected to count for which Nicgorski extend into Wednesday. and Willis-Conger were en­ tenced to run concurrently. NICGORSKI, Hutchison and "What mo t di courages me," Willis-Conger all defended Nicgorski told Carroll, "Is that their actions in helping Cen­ we were never able to tell the tral Americans enter the jury why." • Fire up your 4th of July with Fresh Food

$119 Whole 12<: Dow Jones tops Eastwind Peanut Butter ..... LB. Texas Watermelon ...... LB_ 190Q NEW Cnr.chy or 1I\"lOOIh, no all A·E 59 to finish at record high PIONEER ='Cbeese ...... $2 LB. C NEWYORK(UPI)-TheDow ~~i~~~ ...... 69 l2oz. 79 Dow Jones Average I Jones industrial average fin­ :;~uice ...... $3 .... r--~~~~~~~~~ ished above 1900 for the first COOp. time in hiStory Tuesday as the stock market set off iu tradi­ 99 tional pre-Fourth of July rally. $3 LB. 1940 ~ ' = ...... Trading was active. 1920 ~ The closely watched Dow A·E 75<: 1903.54 jumped lO.82 to close at Skim Milk...... ~ gat 1900 I------:;;.... -l l ]903.54. It finished above the Alexis Luchine 1880 I--"-::---I.... f-I_a_ -ll 1800 level for the first time on Cabemet Sauvignon Organic 90% Lean $299 March 20. At the end of 1985, 00 Hamburger Patties ...... LB. 1860 I+il-il-tlt+l~I-1... -u the Dow stood at ]S46. or 8eaujolals ...... 2 Botdesfor Broad market indicators also $5 s....~lB. 1840 fHKtHflflHr.--l1 toppled day-old records. Stan­ 1820 1-I-I~""'''''''..a.If-I~-l1 dard & Poor's 500-stock index Imported from Rnland $259 New. S450 rose 1.20 to 252.04 and The Lappi Cheese LA Stroh s Beer ...... 1800 fHKtHflfll-lr.--t1 New York Stock EXchange ••••••••••••••••• 15 can pall composite index added 0.72 to 1780 ~~~""'" __"'-II l44.68. The price of an average We will be open July 4th 9 am-6 pm for your convenience. 1760 ~~"""ILILI""~1L-.1 share jumped 20 cents. 17 23 301 On the B10 r. u ~. J, 147,670,000 WE ARE OPEN TO EVFRYONE-EVfRYOAY 9 am-9 pm shares changed hands, com­ June Ju~ pared with 135,130,000 traded 22 sourn VAN BUREN 338-9441 Monday. .. I. . ,. • - The Daity Iowan - IowII City, Iowa - Wedll8lday, July 2. 1986 Arts/entertainment Gabe's to present Bright new novel local band tonight spins web of light By Kent Sdlueille Staff Writer By Ketti.. Schmidt Music Special to The Daily Iowan N AN AGE when rock Books musicians aspire to be to create the funy, head­ ITTY O'Carolan's great artIsts and poets, banging hallucinogenic sound man bas cut out, Av.Uable Ught I the Bent Scepters - one of the 19608 that inspired taking her car and Written by Ellen CYme of Iowa City's newest musical countless teen-agers. K leaving a memento Publi_ _ Summ,t Books incarnations - are hoping that bites - his wnea-chewed Pages ...... ___ 297 ALWAVS all the audiences will catch on to "I UKEO grudge-holding, little sour HardDael< Price $\8 95 their hard-driving, head­ grungy '60s rock," Doug Rober­ dog." Bul these lovers are banging version of p ycho­ son said. "It has a lot to do curiously bound by the sepa­ consumer reaction to dispo - pathic rock 'n' roll. with the guys who made the ration. This is the grist of able diapers. "We're getting "We're implementing the trad­ music. They were just tired of Ellen Currie's first novel, such rich verbatims," she parents and teachers puUing itional type of rock 'n' roll," AvaUablt LI,bt, a web where reports. Later, during "mall them down 0 they created ties of home, family and intercept" - intervieWing in guitar-vocalist Doug Roberson this kind of music.» said. "We want people to motel-room romance become a parking lot mothers·ta-be dance and party. We don't The Bent Scepters will not intractably knotted. - she experiences immacu­ want people to say 'oh, they're play any original numbers, but Currie's narrative is epi· late conception. trying to do something will rely solely on cover tune . sodic, varied through important' .. The band bas also tried to stand-Up routines and dra· KITTY' STI T as "media avoid the music of the Stones maturgy, leUers and expose representative" for a com­ THE BENT SCEPTERS is the or other well-known names, chapters. Revealed through pany of apple grower is al 0 brain child of five Jowa City opting to showcase song !'rom these is a cast wh ich handled with wit, from audi­ musicians, most of whom have Ie er known groups like Cho­ includes Kitty's old rna, a tions for the role of "Apple already made a name for colat Watchband, the Fabs, tart, keen, Irish, agoraphobic Witch", through her whirl­ themselves in other local the Electric Prunes and the widow; Kitty's fellow bad wind tour oCth Quad Cities. bands. They decided to form a Sonles. workshop poet, a painter of While sure-fire in the main, little more than a month ago to ''We'regoingtomocklhem up pornographic canine minia­ Currie's narration falters pay tribute to the loud, lewd aside the head with some tures; and Kitty's physician occasionally. Some of her garage· rock popularized by great sounds," Doug Roberson brother-In-law, married to a one-liners are tIresome and such bands as the Rolling ald. fallen nun and converted to glib. Parts of Kitty's "conre • Catholicism because, he con· sion" are pr clous; the let· Stones, Cream and the Yard­ McLaughlin said the band birds. fes es, "I didn't like being ters from her lover can be want to play trashy, ear­ Jewish . . . It was too vivid." irritatingly portentous. And, Clothed in Nehru Jackets, piercing rock; rock that is out having weather d nympho­ beads, medallions and other of style in the techo-pop era of CENTRAL TO the action is mania, incesluou amor mat­ ·THE garb from the psychedelic '60s, 19805. the "awful Dorinda", a crea­ the band hope to recreate the ri • child de ertion, hy t ri­ "When rock 10 es its rebelli­ ture in red metallic hlgh­ cal pregnancy and dog bItes, avant-garde spirit of those ous errect then it's not rock 'n' heeled boots, oracular not in VERDICT· flower power years. it's a bit much to be treated roll:' McLaughlin said. "You her pronouncements - "You with cancer: "The hormones July 2 at 8 p.m. $3 Besides dre ing in clothes don't want your parents to like dork," "Pond scum," that fed the baby were fe d­ from the period, the band has rock 'n' roll." "Retardo," "Gimme a break," Ing the cancer too •. " Paul Newman stars as an ambulance reworked their biography to "No way," - but in her deliv­ When, on top oflhls, we gel chasing aHorney out to save his career. match the "psychedelic" spirit M LAUGHLIN empha Ized ery. For "Drlndy", bedded by The Fatal Car Wreck, It of the times. that the band's mu Ic ha no every male in the book, Is b come certain that thi In their press release, the grand arti tic or political pr - pregnant Her baby Is up for tale's quole or melodrama Iowa City band claims to be tensions, but is based on the grabs, and all those with has b en exce ded. REUNION and from Dirty Water, Ma ., and ne d to party. paternal claim, or instincts, Currie is at her best in dia­ DARK PONY they confess to be hopeless "We're not going to talk about are placing bids. logue which is ollen wry and drug abu ers. They also have politics and we're not going to The subplots of AVlUable pithy The level of Irony, a and ALL MEN adopted pseudonyms to be playing top 40 songs," Li&ht are both ali ric nd well a. th lurpri es she further express this free­ fcLaughlin said. "We're going fanciful. The experiences of unfurls, i well managed. A ARE WHORES· wheeling spirit - Winslow to be dOing th ordinary Kitty' 51 ter, Eileen, ar par­ novel quite funny and touch· Granite In (Doug Rob rson), grungy things that peopl do ticularly well drawn. A a ing at time, overall, Avail­ July 2, 8,10,15, and at 8 p.m. corporate image consultant Crank Shall ( Mike McLaugh­ in their dally liv s." able L1,ht Is just that A lrio of plays about relationships. she is employed in gauging quick witted and light. lin), Smokestack Connors The band will be playing in (Scott Stecklein) and Martin Iowa City tonight as part of Dill (Dan Roberson). Cave Stomp, an on.going con­ Tickets: Hancher Box Office 353 .. 6255 cert cries at Gabe' Oasi that THF.Y OBVIOU LV believe features local rock talent. $7 nonstudents $ 5 UI students, senior citizens, In having a good tim . Tonight Is the fourth Cave and 18 or younger "We're not taking our elve Stomp and local mu icians , too erlou5ly," aid McLauch­ r el they have been a great t 'Rated "R" lin, who plays rhythm guitar way to gain exposure. jfit?patrick 1) and handles a portion of the "U's a format for them to play vocals. "But seriously enough where audiences will aelually Every WedMsd4y that we want to play well." see them," said Doug Rober­ Dan Roberson, who Sing and son, who has organized the Ai! Day, AI! Night plays harmonica, saId ga rage events. rock is onen overlooked for Playing with the Bent Scep­ r t.atu.ri"9 being sophomoric and unso­ ters tonight are Genuine W~'s Re4 Barrti phisticated. Those critics, he Swank Vinyl (formerly the added, forget that rock 'n' roll Swinging Teens) and The Rug­ .ACe on. Tap j 1.00 I.., 1.75,...1 i for everyone. gies. Tbis is the Bent Scepter's Burgers an4 Brats at B pm "U's real raw and amateur­ first public appearance. ISh," he said. "l6-year-old kids "We can just get up on the Bur G4r4tn C>ftbt CROSSWORD PUZZLE stage and rock out," McLaugh­ with no talent can do it" ---...-.:c~2S Soutft GIfhm St, • flU p~ in 84ti Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA lin aid. "We have no expecta­ ACROSS ... Addu's cousIn 11 Used. sa Made amends Thelrmuslc is a drlvingfu.ion tions and nothing to deliver. 1 Memorable IS Indian sll'1lddler 41 Endorses of guitars, drums, bas , harmo­ People can just come and have U.S. SocIalist unsorted nour 12 Ersatl butter 43 JoachIm's wife nica and tamborine, combined a good time." 5 Part of R.F.D 13 Imbrues 45 Envelop 10 Indicate DOWN 1. Quaking 47 Where 14 "'Thereoughl 1 Objel- 21 He made the Kllchenerls: tObe-I" 2 Lamb pants 100 long Abbr. IS -Ga)" 3 Fannie Hurst 24 Val lor 4' Flynn or I~------~ § THE "HOT TIME" ( ~. § I famed bomber bestseller maceraling Fauntlerol' Sizzlin Summer Special 1. Composer .. Kind of pie? ZSlnedible 51 Sholand SUMMER IN THE CITY \ .: Porter 5 CI rcumscribe orange powder, lor I~ 61 • Fl'5hwller 2. Ponderl short 17 HOU51on I ~ CARD . ~ university mussel 27 Jets' fonner 52 laleen, e.g. I 18 Bl'OIIdway 7 Steiger or home 53 Prong t 509DRAWS,,2.00PITCHERSAND ~ I Intersecllon. Serllng 2t Reilly'. 54 Nuty '1.00 BAR DRINKS ARE YOURS e.g 8 On th quI vlve address? 55 Smell-(be I ~ 20 Likes , Devices 30 Backbone suspiclOU$) I ANYTIME, AND ALL SUMMER LONG! I ~-;;;; J I ' I 2Z AI tar screen amplifying 31 Sharpens HOnolan 23 Marquee name light waves !14 Very, In 58 Controversial 24 Scatter 18 Used a device Versailles amendment Z5 Sanguine one for lastenlng 37 GoiII antelopes .:-.-~~=7.: .~4~1 2.8 Tongue I: 32 Irate sa Atkins or Hunlley ------S$ UnIversity of -.Moscow " "We-the World" 371.ed 3t Peccancy 40 Ninnies 42 Apogee 4S"Auld Lang-" Hamburgers 44 Ethyl acellle el.:. 41 Marries 48 Quail 50 V.M.!., e.g. 51 "March. Cheeseburgers Ing-" MBrown sealskIns Monday thru Thursday 57l.ewls opus 5. Pianist Peler 8 pm to 2 am "Obey .1 Dike, Eunomia and Eirene .2 Kind of mISS Sunday Special ACheers,in All Summer long adlz University Symphony Orchestra Double Leopold La Fosse, tliolin James Dixon, ConductOT Cheeseburger 11 am to 11 pm Program: Beethoven: Symphony No.4 in B-f1at, Opus 60 laiD: Symphonie espagnole, Opus 21 ~ ~~ Wednesday, July 2, 1986,8:00 p.m. 124 S. Dubuque BURGER Hancher Auditorium ...... ,eft" Only KING ~-.,UoIl-..-- free Admiuion: no lickels requirtd. 15 S. Dubuqur 331.2681 ~® The Daily Iowan -Iowa City, lowa - Wednnday, July 2, 1_ -,.. 7 Sports

USA-USSR to meet at Sports Festival Hagler ready to face leonard HOUSTO win lbat am, and I W dn day, L ndl II 10-0 rl . In 110 deere hea dId .. gain t M 'olt II rt Lloyd, th ond d. 1 TilE EM IFI 1 It will "He' lOin to rv and yoll y Braves snap ftve-game losing streak ov rram two et pOints In th L DL OBAGGED b Navratllova again t 10th and I'm Rolng to serlle and ATLANTA (UPJ)- C.ndy Maldon.do, who tied th Icor op nln, t U break r ·ror tbrough thr tl ' br ak r , • d Gabriela -aballnl of voll y and I thInk it ill a Ar ntlna and v rl Lloyd with I ninth-Innlna pinch hit bom r, delly r d a two-run dl po Ina of No, 7 nelen. . urvi ina four t point. qu lion of ho II mor solld,~ Sullova, 7-8 (1G-8), ~ . 6-4, to • ain him in tbe nnal one, • in.t 0 3 Han andll· Lendl lIid " 1 don·t thmk sln&1 with two ou and the ba loaded In thr 10th koya or Ct cho loyakia. innlnlt Tuesday nlaht to 11ft th an Franel co Glanta to a r acb lh mlnnal. at Wimb beror lubduln, Am riun elth r of us tolna to com .batini, at 16 y "and I 9-8 victory 0'1 r tbe Atlanta Brav I don for the 14th lime. Matt Alii r rank d 29th in the out and win th match on month, b cam th youna t The 10 ssnapp d Atllnta', nv ·game wlnnlna treak and Ev nallerahejum dtoa3-2 world. to cllim a rth In th wlnn rI Orr Ih oth rillY' made a wlnn r or r II vcr Jeff Robinson. who pit h d I ad in the nnal t. Ev rt qu rt mnal . Wlmbl don mlnnall t lhl rve." c ntury wh n Ih d ~ ated No lbe nnal two innings to Improv to ~2 Lloyd quandered tbrc match Tb top d !'rom Ct cho 10- In th otb r quart rOnal. It poln In tbe ninth aarn and valda. who n v r ba be n In a 1& Catarlnl Lindqvi t of Ill' >. will b d ~ ndlna champion had her ervlce broken. Th Wimbl don linal, fln! h d I d n, 6-2, 6-3 , and Mlndllkova Borll B 'cller, the No. 4 e d, 31·y ar·old Floridian brot 7 (7· ), 7 (7·21, H , 7 (12·JO) ov rcame unlc d d Am rican aaain t 110 lav Meclt of Cz Seaver wins his first start for Boston back in th 10th lame at love victory 0 er Ang r In a match Lori McNeil. 6-7 (4-7),~, 8-2. cho 10'1 kia, No. 7 lI enrl citizens. BOSTON (UP1)- Dwight Ev n drov in three runs with to compl te th 2 hour and 2 th.t had been su p nd d by Lottie Dod lIo'a 15ye rand 10 Leconte or Franc aaainst a first-innina ba el-el arlllj doubl TuesdlY ni&ht to minut match dar 011 day at 2·2 In th month wh n.h won Wimble Au tralian P.t Cash and Ram· make Tom eaver victorioul In hi. nrst start ror Boston " It was touch," id Ev rt third el don in 1887. Th pr vlou esb Krishnan or India galnst 'Rated 'R' and lead the R d Sox to a 0-7 triumph over th Toronto Lloyd. who Is )3-{) a In t th Top d .rllna Nlvratllova youn t lemlnnalistthls ten· toboden Zlvojlnovlc: of YUIo­ Blu Jays. tall Czechollovakhn whol conllDued to move alona with tury wa Tracy Au tin, who lavll. Seaver, 3-6, cattered nin hili while walking two and mOlher, Vera. 10 t th Wimble­ littl ...... I .tan~ In h r b d for chi v d th t dl tinction In There w re no rvlc br a striking oUl two ov r the t\ t s v n Innln to earn hi don nnal on the am Center a ntlh ucce Ive Wlmbl don 1979 at 16 yea" and 6 month . in Ih opening e or the mal h nr t victory sloe April 23. Jo Samblto pilched the final Court In 1962. "BUl at 5-4 [ hit crown Th~ I Il·handed Am rl­ "I'm v ry happylo nnd out it'. b tw n Ev rt Lloyd and 1 2-3 Innings lo po t hi' vcnth av or th ••son. som ,ood r turn and a lood can rlpp d B ttln. Bun , 6-1. a record," Sabatini laid. "I ukova, lead Ina to th tl pa Ing shot Iltn w Ihc wasn't 6-3, to reich the semlnnala for hope now th re'll be a rul br ok In which Sutova had eoln, to make rour rro . J th ninth year in 8 row. that no one und r 17 un play polnta l7-8 and 8-7

. ,..,.. ftCt the v,,",ur .,,,,..,ttt,C •• Scoreboard }~kg, ZLE t11Plfinr i: / ....,\.'I I (,11// ~ ~~) .)"'l!., tuuprn Wedneeday sa Madeamendi Big Ten Transactions 41 Endorses • to CIoM Hamburger & lEla.. 43 Joachim'. wile TV Schedule Il' Iff (1'00 U) 45 Envelop Thio It • I,.; 01 .... l.a4J .....,. -._ eM* ImouMng I\Ia Ton CGn __ 00 Pitdttrs Fries in a 0.. 7 OQ.I.lO 47 \\!here $2 Kltchenerls: 10 be _ .... CIS. NBC. Me """ E/IPN Basket .....,. Abbr Doe 2D IllnoltllllOflllca-., pm., CU l£U&. UIlD (POI .. Flynnor Jon 3 IoIfctI4gon '" .-. 3 Pili . cas w.. kdaJs 7 30 Faunlleroy Jon • _.onoos .,III, cas 150 00-. Jon I _Igtn I/. "'...... 7, Ill. E$PH Pitchers 1 4 10pm 51 Shol and Jon 12 _1I ...... p ... . E~ powder. Cor Jon I, Lou .... IO .. Pu_. • pft\.. Me 'Uolly" Oro.,. the Jon ~ cas short I, ..... _ .,:30, ... . Jon It lOW • • Pvrduo. f p ..... £SIItj 00 Drink PriaM 5% Laleen. e.g. Jon 24 MzooIa ...... _ . NBC $1 Jon 2t UIcIo __ Ii. UO a.-•• 53 Prong at..... _ r' Pitchers p ... . [$PH AIBICM an.. (1'001)) 54 NaJI\' Jon '1 1OW4 ...lcIIIgon, 1 P Ill. cas 1- 5SSmeil-(be Bar Liquor I'feekdlly. 7:01).115 Margaritas 00 sUJplclOUJ) fll> 2 .WnoIt II ()IoIo Slota. 7 pm . £lIIIN Opm SUiGy al 4:00 1 BoWel 5C Ortolan fOO 7 IOWA II Ariz ..... I I ...... cas C_a" FII> 7 ...",Igtn.t _ 3 p,m. CIS 1" Imports 58 Conlroverslal FII> , ..~ _ It DNa Slate, UO lfil-._ICAIB (II, amendment pm. ESPfj ~715-9.30 Fob 14 111_" tOW .. .- HIlt fll> 15 """'- at IoIocI1iQM 11M. 2 p.III. CMopu,1 Me r ~ Fob " india/\(" -... • 30 p Ill. ESI'fj (I'OoU) fob 21 tOWA .. IfOC\iIIIO. 3 pili .• N8C IACI"DaJ'l' 2.0CI-f -=-- 30-7;1$09 30 fob. n "',.,..." -.I 30 p.... £lIIIN WEDNESDAYS fob. n MltII'O*' .. lOW" 1.30 p.ft\.. NBC all night ca.o.u.u .... 1 1IId ...... _ I IL&. ABC UAAn"'MTI ..... • 1l1no1o" __ 01 "'_ '" 0..1y 1 ~ IH 1~3O MIChIgan 51010. 7.30 p"l. E5I'N ITALIAN fEST TONIGHT Mar 7 "'...... '" ...".,." 01 0I!!0 SIaIt '" Sund.ly _ Thuncby STOUT PINTS c-,ullll IndI4Ina. 4 P.III . cas ~ Stomp Ptoducllons s 1010 pm ~(PO' ~ 25 Dally 1.3C».:J0.5.30-7 3I»;3() American League National League TONIGHT GENUINE SWANK $1 Standings Standings Lasagna VINYl We pound die fi15t Gumess ckall!# All you can eat W•• LJIcl... OII fIliowa OYer a decadugo! 51 21 101- for BENT SCEP1'EIS 41 31 .. 10 OVER 100 IMPORT BEIBB 3537_11 TBEIUGGIES 32 42 4J2 2D 4.95 IOWA'8 LAIIOIBl' BEI..BCTlON _ :!I 43 .403 22 Inc", ••u..n ~IC kod :!I 43_ 22 '2 9 pm .nd~ 11IUasDII.' ...... IO'J E. Coliep 331-5967 ~~ --- - WOODBUNTEIS ~ S GIllen Iowo at. 3S1·!0692..ot1

Mon. thru Sat. 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm 2.00 PITCHERS 1. 50 BURGER BASKETS Pete' - The Daily Iowan -Iowa City. Iowa - Wednesday. July 2. 1986 r------____ ~~" =----_ ---_ ~.".~~~~~, ~>-~~~~~__ ~- __,I - RECREATIOI Am FORE.. ; HOUSEHOlD ------1 Sports ~~ ITEMS WEST OYEAlOOlC COAAL\IIt.l£ UkE - --'" Whom tocaU -----~----- ....F,.- b'I__ ...... on )lOUt wey... to -.g GUUJl.IIZE--..,_"5Oor__ - .....Tpltl5hop"'_ Slop. F_-. __ BIit .... --_sus :l5S-TnI cIofL D7.e424 ~ _ .. 1IubuquO 5<_ "'"' MATE C$1~"'''' Theismann __..... - • ______~~ ...... ~t.-._ 3$1~2t. 315' ~1-3N ROOM , -- T___ ...... Editor ...... 353 - 6210 A~ ..~;;S:;I ;;",,;;3»-3;:':;QI.;;;;;;- USED ClOTHIIIG :;;';;;'~---I WAITED : -,.­ Newsroom ...... 353 - 6210 _0,"_'11 -..-or ______-- 1I0V1J18 ______--,315._ 1'4D. ~ .... - Col __ .-r_.21" ______I-a...... ,.-pIIads cancellations. I1UDDIT IllALnt Theismann. 36, is recovering /'rom a _____..-noo.st coI. ______~--- _1Iu:,19O.:..._'-__27II_ ._...... _....;".___ _10 Cut.IIIW poId, $IU. career-threatening compound fracture of ttI BOOKS ., - ::_~31M77::::~..m=:.. ___ TWO_ t...... pr-.. .. __ -ptWIIo the lower right leg suffered in a game last PERSOW. PERSOIIAl. HElP WAITED s.. _ "- (;Ionian Ill. dar.. ______BICYClE ~""til,. ______1 ef"1f11IAI. IlUALL "MAMlAcY =""':'.====-... ___ blnh. _ __ Nov. 18 against the New York Giants. Theismann could earn about $1.2 million SERVICE Dodgo.~ ...... w.to.. . AIIgtjII'. "4' ell Ad TWO bod_ 331-3011 No.21 . ___ ,"-" ....."..,1. ... if he makes the Redskins'active rosler _IUYICe __l~ . t.. 00II tout qwtlity ....., I _,ii. this season, but must be declared physi· -"$'IQ . ~ ...-. 1~ ••• __ -1'rMcy cally ready to perform by team doctors in --­ 01_'. oflice, cou-.g ""'~ --. training camp starting July 20 in Carlisle, _Iy r... .,lto/Itd ..... 1113 . • ~ gynecoIogtll,­ Pa. Oil/llYN Col ootlocI, 51$-~ OM _ '" --- "I THINK IT could definitely be a best· seiler," Adkins said of the autobiography. Women's Tran it Authority "He's ready to tell it all.» is a rape p~nrion &ervice that o((e safe, Adkins would not reveal how much Theis­ fr~ rides 10 women at nlghl. Inlen: ted in mann will be paid for the book. takin an active role! Women U'[)lum«n il~ David Kindred, a sports columnist with the Atlanta Constitution and a former needed {Of' dnvi"l and di parching. writer for The Washington Post, will __ ~~~!~~~~~~~2~j~ __ _ co-write the book, Adkins said. Adkins said the book will probe Theis· I Women' Tran it Authority : mann's reiationships with coaches, team· mates and foes in the NFL. Including ! 353 .. 8617 I running back John Riggins and Washing. I n..r..Irr. 1'rWoy ...... , •• P.M.-l A.W. I HAIR CARE s-io•. ton coach Joe Gibbs. and wlJl reveal the I~ ______~_~~ ".AI rl....______JI QIIADI).t.TU "cheap-shot" artists in the league. (I0I0 .....__ ''' ..... It al 0 will include chapters on his ~=.,.:,:,..~-, COUIl~':=U =~~ divorce from his wife, Shari, and his q..... ty _",_ -' __ CtNnIl .... '_UoI...... pIe 101. 1>041,,,,,,,,. _.., 1nO/YIdu.... relationship with television actress Cathy IO!I. d_ ...... _ wi\ll If\d tfOUP "*IlIII' ,.. _It tit 10 _ lllfO\IOII .... I _ _O'iI1II"" """"" -""IIon....--lOw.... uono.CWII_11aI ..... ,_ INSTRucnON APARTI Lee Crosby. Adkins added. 3$1.74 ...... " .. "01_ =S:.d:o~= 1.... -.-.. IIAGICIAH ICC*OMtcl. """"_, _ "I NEEDED TIME to reflect on the ..... f"l' --.. toOg,co! W,N A_TIOIII ",_In P","-, 0.. '1M' '~l fOR RE fO ...... Of Itrgo p&f1 _72 aIfOlIar1AbIt. __ ond ~uII .. "",. _. to .- changes in my life," Theismann said In 'a ... 331_ ~ Monoy ond_.... MUSICAL Ml!WCl.t.UIl :::..::::..::=:...... -----~I ___I CoIl ...... £_ 00IcIm0n '...... (_rico ond PuDliO f,IIOMO II ",. bOIIom release. "Believe me, I'm not leavlna CHAUFF!UIIlD LIMOUItIll ' 0 ..... lor -. _ CIty StnII WIQlt.... ond "'to Io4IMt anything ouL" lot .11 .._ '01 IOlotfllMloII. 331·211 I 01 ..,_ by Ju" 1110 Dr INSTRUMENT KIlT The hardcover book is scheduled to be :SI::,:l;:• .::'33=- ______1 YlfTllAlii (,. V_ ...... " "'Iter.V,.. ~11ot T... ~, CIA YUNt! COo",""", Ind S1rtoo AeIIdtInoc: Alt ...... eo. 00I1ogo. _upo, .... l~ released nationwide In September 1987, ConttOtnliol __no. ~I F1M COo",""", CtcIt, ... ,.. 1>2402 AAtOt ~ . OII ..' coinciding with the start of the NFL Intonnoliortfl ond _toI _ 131.-. VOLUIflt:!lII ...... 11-40 ...... 33t-Ot4O._ T-.,. w..",...,.,. Thurodoy. old. _ .. _Iou, 110.'" sea on. _UTIlI ' In his ]2 NFL seasons and three in the ...",..___ .::::JU.::;l~let:...._ __• -I PEOPLE MEETING ::.,.to;'"-."':'='!....n ... _'O""'PI MORING ''-711 Canadian Football Leaaue, Thelsmann lU8IIoN IIUI'I'OIIl UIII PEOPLE UII~oI_ M-lt45. ~~:::'=';$pro ..... TH. phyoIco," -'- has established himself as one of the top ...1_ppot1 ...' ....CoIl . _~ ...I.". ______==;::::===:""__ 1 (KDtf_ t.., CoIl quarterbacks of hIS era. He led the Red­ ~Con='ilItnIIoI==-______1 WAlff'ID. _ _ _ we IIIfO _ ...... ~ ~_ - •• ~ 10 ...;.v;,;;;,. "' 'ho skins to a Super Bowl victory in 1982 and IIQUIII CONIULT."'OItl -._ _ .Iot .... "..... HoWt.H-~ It AND ""[IIAA.TION I.... " . wnto 011, .- "1''' ...... - was the NFL's Most Valuable Player in <"._ _" ...... -..,Ju'7., .... HoIaIIIY "-"""" ~ a..- _1t-14.~. I 1M ~>bIt ..... "",,," Tnoel CHILD CARE 1983, when the Redskins were defeated in __--:;:I'11=IOO:.: .. ~36='.=23:...... __1 Co;;;~:.!.ty:..;.IA=!>22A=2 __ c:.ntot__ ·_Iowa___ Iotondo ,_,. __ .ruDI:1ITI. TUCHI!II1, Iertd . " . ..., ...... =______Super Bowl xvm by the Los Angeles Raiders. .-y Iotun",... bookltt Ioll.d ."tII IIWII, 40...... " COlIN DIT•• UNQ, W_ ....._ .. I...... , .... _~,. __ pny I...... ,..p WnloOOily ..o,,,.Of\tr ...... ,.wo ...... ROOM fOR RENt Adkins said negotiations with Theismann _'" aM __~._ Iowan. 80. JU.140. - III '''''''1I0ON_ ~ IMnt 111\111(; II_" Il!COIIot WIlI_ TRUCK ",,,_'g. P" 111111 - ..... _,0_ .... - ___ .....,1'; ...1 ...... yOOr _ II\. In _ -" ~!COIID COlUCTOIl IIIIIIAlDA $£~. AlA"". I...... '". AC .. kllC\lt!l prlllllogoo, Ul,'4 ... OII.ho """00. &12 ~ H• .....,. ~1OfI . d,~ or 1IIoug- 0< ",Iolad _ '"'1"- StnII _ ..... I.. Qual", __dO. ...-. bod ItwIg UHln. !:t>tJd::::...=13::,7·,::2I::,1::,J______A""" Vocwm '_ng m _til oct.. ;ty , 0 Bo. 11137. 10 ~" _10 Ho'_ ,..... " __ co. W.IIUY ...... ______.1 ~ Cub pitcher • ffl,cI ;::0I:::lbon,=.::.::... -=-_1 MtGIfT. -.no, 5fn"C00,"4 fut CIIUr2244_~_ --______1 pm WAIfT 10 "'" ---"'" ..,., flEW SUPER LAAOI! ,­_ ..vc . ,f\lClq 3514311. ",,'1 ~ott ptivalO"""" wrth mlcrow ... ond .t.VAlUau, LAIcaI ...... -.- c.-...... " 4t Ai'll ::'"'"=-' ______~.,... I .. 1~otOf. _,.. 1.1,. 011 ",lln'" .. ," .... '" WDlWDOD IIOTOIIS. ~ . ..n. tncludtd ~ k, •.- _ bath. OHI _ :::=~ ,ng HELP WANTED :::..:."::. ~~ '.""fUlI KfD AOonloII _ ....!obIt. • PIT ~R Tho _ .... '_'-"-'. ~r- I -~ Cor""~10 on bulIint . .... Ioblt" _ Of 4S' p:..... "'.. 11: Con_1'eI I!AAIII!XTIIA ...... , ....pong T.-r IioII, _ -' pol 1Ioc*."'" 'dream' year 000c0. COonl'Y. SOUl W. IIUY f\ppoIn'_ _ ...... bW ~ ptun\O '111 ... 10 BUSINESS """'-..... g'-'""G .~ 1. W.", __ W.",,,,,, "10' RRG AUTO SAUl ""'" _ DOf\IoI STYl ROOMs -:~::::::::===~j lour houri 01..,.,. u... NCft A_ ,",,\II S3M501 you W. 1100 lIado ..... _ ...- 1,.1 South CI.-t WIlli ...... toIrioora1oIond CHICAGO (UPI)- A little more than one youuplO&IOOpot Atf 10 gooO_ C.1o. I· __ ..... OPPORTUNITY 354-201~ IlUlIe _... """,_ . on now bu_.. 1150 orIo""dry loll $ IllS year ago, a national sports publication HIU STIIUT lWEI """,\II PW In ..... For in'_ _ _ old ______:.- __1'",11-' ...... 'cII. ~.OOO I'IDt!OTAI'fI ban ...... otop II IOWA em -.,...______1 ~,do _ '*' All _ ... A.'C ...... 1On1 concIt1JOft. (Sports Ulustrated) selected a "dream" wanWd Jut Con", -- fI9I PUSIIA CI!IITDI. 318 EM! WANTl!DI g- ..... M1-2311 RENT TO 0..... $I~N _,~ HI4M' team and had Chicago Cubs' right-hander PIIW EoI""""" _ ....nIod Gory BIooming'on 151-. 351-47111 • "" -,," - -,- . '. ~33H138 .137-1141 . I!UAVOII "ct... ___ CAIlAIIOSjIomCOUPf. Rick Sutcliffe on their pitching staff. ------I ______I' ... EARM EXTRA"" Enl_, •• pondIng LOST I fOUND TV.VCA. __lIN -'lie bt ...... I-CyI,_.- NEWlY dtconlOd '.."...1o, :: The assessment was based on Sutcliffe's IIOOfI..S wonlad ...... Send Up ,. ~ ~'monl AoQ""", SOUND. 000 t40g_ COon ti .... mint -.a,aao...... _ .,., It".... m_ r..... SASE 10 l1li_. RR 3. 80.34. con ...ry . 33I-1823 Bob,:J3I.3OM ______1 3:»1$47 AC. I'S. PII. I"~ ."'...... J31-103O, 337-3101 16-1 campaign that led the Cubs to the Mar_III 52301 6_.. "L-,8 ______.:...· _· 1 ==.:.------1 _ $t4OO Of BEST OffER ~~ .... -~~ - NO RUIIND ON AIlS. ~I! T1II!, _10 ...... TV .. 3544111 I!XTIIA ClIANI National League Easlern Division title in Cll!STALT ART U,,"IlNC! _._u.~ "11 ..... ""'" WANT fOU, - _1 Buy __--'_ =::::.:..:!------I F_ /OOIM on Soulll ... Jon" R...... PlIO ~_.'. 'W or...... 1IoQtI1.-.. CoIlllllthr. 331,,781 Lon: W_to..... 1 ... \11 gold ...... liN POIIII.t.C Von,u,.»7• 1984 and also earned him the Cy Young .., ",.- - ....- s.... er-. ..., ____ .. -.._ .."'::.;rn:;,:>1\I::. ..:....:SI::. ''-OO.=;;,..____ IH~ ~.~ "",1\,2-_ JotW1Ion.COItIo. AC. ""'Iatr.. or, Award. MuOCO' .... ,-31 .._, . .... 10< --______IOuI4ItIngIt""* OInlno_ - ~~.-... m_. ""ncI'Y :111'-2413. But since that time Sutcliffe's career has "'~~.;'~t5 ::"':..r,::W.::_:::..______1lIlIo, __I waIuo. -." SATEWTE loot. ,."..,-- - 331-21Dt _.-""<10 SID Wtth...... ",IKTMRI.!III lSI nPING COl Lou ,.. .. ~ lG01 ond ,,,, CAMllIIO, ps, PII. \Ok -. _NO: Th ... lolgt been anything but a dream. It has been _i00i _Opon__ '_ doyo,__ -....pm___ . _ V_IuI_ MC_ !.~T~ No ------1 :.:::r=nd,::'$ot:::a5.=:::"=':"~-' I.aII---COt-L-1 RECEIVER :.=...",=1lC_ 2Sn =.=,:~\::, II more of a nightmare. 1 Monday, Sutcliffe was placed on the --p-- .... aaa IfnCIlQnaI --..po. -. _nl ------.....;--11113 el/lCl( RovoI ...... rlc prWIIogoo, .... w,th own bell.. disabled list for the fourth time in the PERSONAL =~ TyPing pape .... th._ J37-3183, Bill I ~::-.:. ~ :.;;AC. $.500( e 0 :III'-~70. 33&-4070 35'4185 Editl", __ [nl~ Inc. _ lIDOII ... ttm .... lum'."..,. past year. The latest diagnosis was an AII'I'ED TO BUY Dr .... "tJooSAVE. 101' 1t1l1'l.YIIOUTM 0 ... Fu'Y. AC. <001< .... lI1iloUoolurnlOhod. inflammed shoulder. SERVICE O!TUILllIS wonlod IkIr"'ll July. Xero~ ~opylna W"" I HOghwoy '50 _ erv'N ....,,01. oound bOdy. $15001 buoItno 3:»san. ------1 33HliI!>$51_,. 1_ 331·2415. ...,'--...... /muc' _,-1A5OI41_. 011 .. 35+01" UfIGE. _rroomo, .IooolQ III!DtCAJI PIWIIIACY U I. IIIIUf k. IIU'f*Q _lingo !lid ;.."., gOld '400432~ 1171 ~ RovoI. AC. AMlFM _ "'... ,. porIIlng. IounO .... "LET'S JUST say it hasn't been there," In CoroIwIIIt _. COOIIItto '" IIOT1It:R'I HELPPII_ES ...... 1 ..... 7 __ ITVIf'IITAMI'I • ,...., ...... "'11 ll700 35'.-eoe. ifw ..bIt 'N. UftIVrniIhocI •• H 1. ~lo0322 . Sutcliffe said. "My freedom (of motion) - _ ro',ng young Iod ... lot dolld • __ n ...... and arm strength haven't been real good." ..'" _ Ugh! """.... ttjIing In ~~~~ DAtI. Y '.CII!VY Monzo. _ . 57,!GO ,ALLItulng. .... _ I,om ::NO::..::U:;:FII=ND::.,::OItl::..::AIIS.=_____ 1 _ YoR 0" .,burbL Be porl of QUAlITY "",ng -,- YARD ...... good condollOfl. l,lOO. __,otully _ . Sutcliffe's 4-10 record (he has the most • '"""11'10<" _ .... yoor. I>04>M ...... Inc:lIIdtt mIc...... ond -.. __d phil OOOG ~->goo, Oonnon IItth, ------I-sr...me.==______- rtl,lgtrtlor...... both SltIrlong tl losses in the National League) were dis· COMMUNI.t. U$OCIATUI sol.,.,. COUNIEUIICI RAYle": f\l1tomil...... oIIJlIy_ . Coli 1':... ~ ~:534:8::=::::::~ 1 fl!ADAGE t!A11! I!II'I'rRTAINMEII'I' 'taCAYAl'!R, ...... ps. ,115/monlll. _oil ulilol .... concerting enough to the struggling Cubs. ._Orowth ·UleC.- t.eu'.. ,.Q,~se I. IIIVIA ~ ~'E: II. PII. AC.AM,fIoI_n• ••_1 Cd35'·I384 In each appearance Sutcliffe has made ·RalltiOnollIPl ~plo IFtnlily -, ""TUM nttdocIl.. IIIIft ~ a .. __ ------1 concJjbon. $4000 3S4-M51 DOWIITOWII _ lor ...., • •,j" Conn"" ·SPrlU .. Cl- 8pm. .... , ~_ . to"",.,.., ______· ...... lho_'... krldwn ond belli. 'nlormolion _ IOforroIs, oIIart _ ."'" ...... '111'_'" --- ...... for a strike and then zip you with a ","'11 __lolly Col' oondI_ I...,.. F... Pfr1 OIIE bIodtl'.... I'ontAe..... 011 oppor1\Jni ..... COl' 35'.0140. Ita IlEIIAUl.T _ Good utillUoo poId. -. cornmor, bo1h, know what It is but it isn't there any­ onytomt ..- ...... -..------1 NAN1ft'. WflIPO", eonr-lCU1 - ...... - _.."...... Iypricod _on YACUI*. - ...... ongl .... ,,- _ """"' _. "'0", Ap; IIHmtlltGIfT d_ Sorno.-,,;ag. ,,~ 351.'453. ::."c:,100.::::..:3544030:::::::=:...... ______It.ndIY...... utikl'.... &, •• ' Sutcliffe, who suffered a partially torn P"'ll"Of'11 ConIk*ltJol -" ~....,. w-., SiJndoy ------1"TIlt: HUIIQIIY HAWIlE'fI!" - ~ hamstring last May running to first in _ \osting. 33Ne85 W. cora. 011. One yW conltKl. 'E_"III lilT 0f!:1CI! If:lIVlCl:I .." 111""",. _ . htglt cIIolr. (Fom.Iy f'IIono.4-F_1 1111_ Crdc: HoIdo_. 36U121 ; 354-tn5 .... 5:00. loti• • 1·203-221.0655 lIWfng. CIt _t IIHpttd bike. 3544Ot8 12.000 milto, \OPfCItClI, gift. \lU --.otaNQ: E.I", largo re,o", Atlanta, came back too soon from the _NANCY TtrnNQ. no _ntmtnt -.y. guo/i1y 1'/PIno. _d .....-unv. _ ...... compIoto. - on. TlMIttdoy - TlItIdIIy. _ ::IOpm ""... . SlOOO or I>0oI .1Ior. In booU1JluI nOON • • 1Oft, injury. Instead of taking the three to six: T.....,., I r-__~ ...... ~ .. I--kff!>rng .,., norory _ 3154-2113. 10!1. 0" WI,h lid 131-1I11III. 'oIIphoM. $200. AIlgUll 1. IIItwgh Fnctoy. 11)-,. ErnmII fIoOlOnllblt pr-. E_gone... - _. ~10 weeks to rehabilitate himself, he lobbied Gold ..... cronic. 221 No"n A'M'ENTION ".,.,."".. Not, _,own. COIfIE 10 who", tho lumrtu.. ond ______1'·'· YW Schooco. ",no grNI. - . Oubuq .. 5-. 331·2111 • COny for a quicker return. Ragweed ,00n>-1Opm 331-1572. .m;qu. .... 1120 111 A_... . low> ~:~_~I!.'" 1811 VW S300 QUI£T ••Iooo"m1;1o. 'umlthocl, SAT1SF1I!D _ lOUr blI1II control Hayf'ever WOIID "'-ng. Col)' Open dilly i-6. MINDIBODY _· ...... monyVW__ It. - -'<. . $145.. _, 338-0121 mtIhod1 n IlOl, ...... Emmo Exptr...... Sufferers -' typing. JllfllUfClipts ond ______1 ao.u. ""11'" PfI1I. 354-3119. ....n'ngs I"L HE SPENT THREE tours of time on the "'_1000Gotd,..., Clinle .boul tor __ Wcwn.n for disabled list last year, two after the _do _ (;Ion mM<. HOUSEHOLD row. CITY YOGA ClIlT!ll '''' VOLuWAGI!N Rabbll U.IS bod,oom. \ho .. IuI ...... ,.. gon • .,., - ... P..-. needed --to pet up orId 10lIl e. ",--, • "_. I .~ belli willi ...... -in. but! ..... hamstring injury. Some scouts suggest he _331·2111 for IS-week dfI_ ~2305 . toco/. - . ...---.or.. ..-...... """, . -. "251 rnonlll plus Ul'lItIoo..... iIMIIo altered his delivery to compensate for the InUhfstamfnestudy. TYJIIIIQ_ ~ ...... ITEMS ~~~- ~~~~~Oll" , :~7rWllhltlIOp\lon. his Plene cIII 5pM1Iy ...... OowrtIown leg injury, thus causing problems to Allercy Dlvi.loD - . COIl 351-4115 COMIfIUNnY .t.UCTION ....'Y "17 'IW PopIop C_ wi lAIIO! ""'room...... kl,ChtnI shoulder and entire pitching motion. Unlv-nlty ..110- ~"L YYPlIlO W"".....,. -ong Mill YOU' H~·I 'TH & £I'I'IIESS ="'1 ~~tllml>ino- Il'Iingroorn/bo1h, "'...... w "They tell me now that last year I did it ~ .. w. - nY _'''' I...... 351_. ~ .-1." ~ ."'II"~ . AuIIU1I 1.I0Il "Pilon. 361-5270. my way. this year they want to do it their 356-2135 CoIIorW~" IO()I(CAR, $18.iI!>. __ IMET ClIITDI ~~~=:::;,. -I, 1411.85. 1obIo. $34.85. WtIgh, Mor_ntnl toncI.llon. __..... d.... way," Sutcliffe said. Mon.-Frf. 8 am - 5 pm Pr_ "'Yl'S TYPING - . $149.iI!>; lUIono. $11.15; Doily ~ ~ .. -...... ""',- clulCll __ . __ .... ~ .. Asked if he wanted to go on the disabled COMPEN8A.TIOH -.~ ... $14.~ ...... - ,- """"-." --. • --.•-.~"" 15yoo.. • ••~ ~oCK FiiRrM.IRE. 532 WAIJ(olIIS WELCOME 4• .000 - . UIOO. 3:>>:lIII0. list this latest time, Sutcliffe shrugged, AVAILABLE IBMT,.,.,.,n.. CorrlCling.33HM. Soltc!ric Nor1hDodgo.OponIl0m-6 . I~ a~ "'4YW~.IItr\"""'. $I300. ''that's not for me to decide." 1.... -lIT1ClIAUIoat____ one! tIttp owry cloy. 1:30-5.:IOpm. M-f. S«. ..,, . ~- --'. 354-5778. O!TAULlIII ....IocI . £om up.o TWO ClUUJI.IIZI! --WlIh ______1 New manager Gene Michael insista Sutc­ For women M

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... The Daily Iow.n -Iowa City, Iowa - Wednetday. July 2. 1986 - ...... --- ROOM FGR RaT APAIITIBT APARTMEIIT APARTIBT APARTIBT FGR RElY FOR RaT FOR RElY FOR IIEIT

Furn.i.ahed NEW EtfIdenciea Room 111 Communications Center ~fnIm 11 am deadline for new ads & cancellations. Dmtala.ac. 337~U~6

AlENA APAltTMENTS Across from Arena 2,3 Bedroom 337·5156 SU ....ER SUBlET LOOImfGPOR MONTBLY PAYMENTS LESS THAN ItENT? &.""~I 1. 2 and 3 bedroom units from $24,100 J8a..,."t • __.' IIMM 0...... • 10" DOWII·.O .. T rourrs 10--,,_1_ C aa.wooD ...... , em..: --- .~ . !.- .. --.".,-c:..1t - . Sow\,.,.-. Pool ' ~ ...... mr. .~ .... 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses 1_'_ wtth washerl dryer hookups ~ ... -< -­...... 1tI000B-.: ...... , Pttd.t 11 ~ ,. - Sa...., 10-3 APARTMOTS CAll .. SacIay 1-4 ...... • VAI .KE fOIl RIIa ...... c.a ._..... _ ..... FlU 354-3412 .t201~"'" ~~IIC>I'f~w:t\.4...... fAU ... ~·,U~ '/0 c..-...... - APARTMENT ...... FOR RENT ......

_ CLUlIFlED ADI.,. ..­ Model ApI,IIn.flU ...... bonom ...... _ ---­An liable T... ___II(IITOH MA_ W'O ForV_lng tIoot..", -\one - to olta._ S38S 1-$ MIIIUTE WAll TO CUSS _IIATEI Two $300. boO_. "-'. fI*louI. _10"-' '~"131. ,INn ....II-me'nlllntd. parlclng . laundry in bu.,dlng TIll! 1.01'1' '''''II11IO/TI flO E 8th 6t • Co

LOOK NO FURTHER ! ..-.01-. -~­ __ 10< ...... I .. ""'-'Y 1 110 Iudo, leal. d 'I ...... VIIe "",_ColI_ .'0 .. .. ~714 .... I S11 .. c...... CIIJ .aa.·1Tn 181-. rIllI lIf'D "Dr un... DI Classified Ad Blank Apartment nvlng with affordable style I'ITUll Write ad below using one word per blank 2 and 3 lledroo. units fnNI $335 to $440 .. Olympic pool 2 ______3 ------• earthtone interiors ' swimming pools· central air .. Volleyball lWO ... --__ Cll 7 ____ • 8 -..;.,------' • lush landscaping. on busline • laundry facilities cor..___ 01 a..rtonvton pning _ L-. ColI 0---- .. Fully equipped -_"-_12-1 10 ______11 _____:...,;;.,_ • convenient locations' quiet environments· 011 street parking 12 ~11 . exercise room 13 ,. 15 ------18 ,1IU:0ne__ 20 ______' couple, PIO. 17 18 111 _____..:..- _ COME SEE OUR MODELS • Steam room ..-.10<_ __ 331-4715, PM . .. Jogging track tpAClOUS __ -" 21 22 23 --__--'''--_ 24 * Two tennis _ .. _ .. _ . S3:!5 Print name, address & phone number below. courts ...... -...... -q_: --.- 337-4m...... Name Phone ------:---'--: -_ ..... _ tIodr-...... Address City ------o/IicIoncy 201 ~ s.-- "A n_~ ' Zip Wl~ l25O...... -s:.o 33W71M. .-0. ~,. ~Ing--- Postscripts Column Blank Y• ., II,...; ::.:~. To tIgIn COlt muniply the number of words (including address and/or ...... Of bMg to Room 20. CorrmJ'*-'t c.nw ~ lor _""""-'10 3 pm...... , .. _II Iir. _ -.. _ phone number) times the appropriate rate given below. Cost equals _ lor 1ongIh. one! In ~ .. ""' .. puIIIoIIed ...... -. _ 01_ ... __ ley_Yea ~- -.cI. $32S. (number 01 words) )( (rate per word). Minimum ad Is 10 words. No Ioc:llorved'" noI" ~ _ 01 poIIti

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