in the news OPEC to raIse• oil prices 10%
DOHA, Qa~ar (UPI) - The Venezuelan said, "We are going to see Unlted Arab Emirates said he would diminish its production to keep ap Yamani would return, and said OPEC Organization or Petroleum Exporting what win happen." support Saudi Arabia In calling for a proximately the same share or the was going through the greatest crisis Countries Thursday agreed to raise He pointed out that at an OPEC freeze If the other ministers Insisted market it now has. or Its history. world oU prices by a maximum of 10 meeting in Ecuador in 1974 Saudi on going to lS per cent. In Yamanl's absence, the ministers In the past, OPEC decisions have per cent Jan. 1. Arabia refused to go along with an Yamani returned late Thursday and discussed "production program traditionaUy been unanimous. Saudi Venezuelan OU Minister Valentin agreement reached by the other Immediately conferred with AI .mIng," which Is the assignment or Arabia is the biggest producer In the Hern.ndez Acosta said the 13 members on taxes and royalties, but OtaIba, and then with the other specific quotas to tbe member cartel. Witbout Ita cooperation other members of OPEC had agreed that later reneged and applied the same mlnisters. countries accordiDg to demand. members would find it dlHlcult to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab rates as everyone elae on a retroac The decision foUowed a statement Earlier, Iraqi Oil MinIster Tayeh make a price increaae stick. Emirates will impose an increase of 5 tive basis. by Preslden~lect Jimmy Carter that Abdul Karhn accuaed the United Karim said that after Thursday's per cent while the other 11 countries Earlier Thursday, Sheikh Ahmed referred to direct contacts with Saudi States of putting pressure on Saudi session from which Yamanl walked will boost prices by 10 per cent. Zaki Yam ani of Saudia Arabia Arabia and Indirect contacts with Arabia. out, "It was 11 ~ainst two" for an Hernandez Acosta said all 13 refused to go along with a majority In other OPEC members and said an AI-Otalba of the United Arab lncreaae. ministers had agreed to this "tem raising world oU prices by 15 per cent. Increase would be considerably less EmIrates was the only one to support Hernandez Acosta said his country porary resolution" or OPEC's pricing The decision follOWed Yarnani's than 10 per cent. Yamanl. He said if the majority in and Indonesia favor 10 per cent in I dispute and that the agreement will dramatic departure from the talks It appeared likely the llo(:Ountries sists on a 15 per cent lncrease he crease with the majority rallying eltend only from Jan. 1 to June 1. after the clmference appeared to be may seek to increase their prices by would Join Saudi Arabia In opting for a around the Iranian position or 15 per He said the discussions about oU coalescing around Iran's demand for another 5 per cent next July, con price freeze, although he saId he cent. a 15 per cent increase. ference sources said. would prefer a compromise between 5 Amouzegar said an Increase is prices are now finished . Asked if this necessary to persuade the West to meant the breakup of OPEC, which After Yamani left the conference, Hemandez Acosta said there was no and 10 per cent. produce other sources of energy. has held ranks since 1960, the Sheikh Mana Saeed AlOtaiba of the talk of whether Saudi Arabia would Al~ba told reporters he doubted
United Pr_ Intemallonal Hearst THE Patricia ijearst said in a CBS interview aired Thursday night that she thought members of the " Iowa City, Iowa 52242 10 cents Symbionese liberation Anny got "exacUy what ©1976 Student Publications, Inc. Friday, December 17, 1976, Vol. 109, No. 119 they deserved" when they died in a shootout with Los Angeles police. "I don't feel sorry for them at all," she told Walter Cronkite. It was the second interview the newspaper heiress had given since she was found guilty of participating in a San Francisco bank robbery with members of the SLA. Federal grant may rescue Old Brick
Swine Flu By DAVE HEMINGWAY requirements of the bank and cording to Informed sources, transaction did not occur. any new proposal. " What after the Associates were Staff Writer those of the regents. authorized a bank official to Donald Hoy, attorney for the they've got to do Is come to us W18ble to fulfill the proposed ATLANTA (UPI) - Federal health officials The regents have a $140,000 negotiate with the Associates Presbyterians in the Old Brick with some money," 'Hoy said. settlement on time. abrupUy suspended the $135 million swine flu Afederal grant or $70,000 may contract to purchase the Old whUe they are not meeting. The trial, said another Hoy petitioned Dist. Judge Eads, however, declined to do immunization program Thursday and launched finally solve negotiation Brick property on the northwest directors, however, questioned congregational meeting will William R. Eads Nov. 24 to so to allow the bank directors to an intensive investigation to see if there Is a problems in the struggle to save corner of Market and Clinton Anderson's authority to allocate have to be called to consider reinsta te the Old Brick case meet again In December. cOMection between the vaccihe and a form of Old Brick. streets. The transaction was to the federal grant. paralysis that has killed four persons. However, a telegram con have occurred last Aug. 1. at Anderson later called the In AUanta, the CDC also confirmed the deaths ceming the grant Is two days which time the sanctuary was to federal office of archeology and when queried, but said it did not know the overdue, continuing the current have been razed by the historical preservation, locations or identities of the victims. Cooper said state of limbo existing in Presbyterians. However, the requesting they send a telegram three died of respiratory paralysis and one of negotiations with a local bank, razing was halted in July to the bank official confirming pulmonary emboUsm - a blood clot in the Jungs the state Board of Regents, Old pending the outcome of a suit his authority, according to Todd - broul(ht on by the paralvsis. Brick Associates and the first filed by the Old Brick Defense Mozingo of Anderson's office . Presbyterian Church Corp. Committee to save the building. The telegram bas been sent. Adrian Anderson, the state The regents have required Mozingo said, but has not yet Wiretap historic preservation officer, that no commercial use be arrived in Iowa City. said the $70,000 matching grant allowed on the site because of "Maybe they should have sent WASHINGTON rUPIl - Richard Nixon and comes from his department's its proximity to the UI. The a letter," he said. top Watergate offenders H.R. Haldeman and yearly allocation of federal bank, however, has , required John Nolan, attorney for the John MltcheD wiD be ordered to pay damages to historic preservation money. that any use of the structure can Old BrIck DefenSe Committee fanner National Security CounrlJ staff m~ber The gl'lInt w'.U ~ matclled by bt made 3S iI1~lll'al,,-,, ~. ' .IlJ i'" r r'" fo. 'ab~, Marlon Halperin lor bugging his telephone Old Brick Associates. loan would be repaid in full. said, "Once we get the telegram convl'rsations, a federal judge ruled Thursday. Old Brick Associates is a The $70,000 grant would we should be able to go to the U.S. District Judge J OM Lewis Smith Jr. said newly-formed group of in guarantee repayment to the Presbyterians with some he will set the amount of damages later. vestors attempting to purchase bank and allow the bank to be money and see If they want to Old Brick in order to rent space paid off in one year. deal again." Happy Holiday in the structure. Anderson's Anderson said when the The First Presbyterian office, the State Historical "paperwork" of the grant is Church congregation voted at a Th~ Daily Iowan is, in one sense, that which Department, has offered $9,600 completed - which he expects special meeting Nov. 7 to sell arrives at your doorstep every morning. In to rent part of the basement. it to be in Janary - $35,000 of the Old Brick property to the another sense, the Dr is you, who read it, and the The $70,000 grant would be the money will be received Associates provided the tran university, city state and world that fill its pages. used by the Associates to payoff immediately. The remaining saction ccurred by Nov. 23. 'au\ \he real 01-its essence, its very being - the $70,000 loan needed for the $35,000 would come exactly a Becuase negotiations to resolve is a large, oblong Kodak box. The box would purchase. Negotiations on the year after the first increment. the conflict between the bank normally be used for photographic paper, but loan have not been settled The board of directors of the and the regents were not was pressed into service by the DI staff to cjlrry because of conflicts between the bank met Tuesday and, ac· completed at that time, the our final dummy pages to the printers each night, who photographically transform the pages into what you see in the moming. Tha t Kodak box was put to bed last night for ,Dorm contracts tougher the last time this semester. It will sleep on the second shelf or a large metal cabinet in the newsroom until Jan. 9, at which tlme the staff will brew a pol of coffee and buzz through second to break; students irked semester. The 8dvertising department will resume operation Jan. 4, and the business o!{ice Villi By S.P. FOWLER In administration. "When you France and give up everything reopen Jan. 7 to take classified ads. f'uD delivery Staff Writer get a new manager, it's normal I've worked on here. " will begin anew Jan. 10. for him to review procedure and Savaria said he and Clislg Until then, we hope you will eat, drink A teaching assistant (T.A.) maybe tighten things up a bit." went through the proper ad ministrative chaMels before he f smoke), and be merry throughout the Christ from France said that unless Livingston assumed his post as was "forced to seek a mas or Ch nukah season and that you will return she is able to break her dor director of residence halls Most of the VI wiU be without steam heat for Sciences Ubrary, Hucher Audllorium and tbe next year. So from our slumbering Kodak box to mitory contract she ntay leave November 1975. psychiatric excuse. Music Bulldillg. "I saw Carol Epling about eight hours today, starting at 7:30 p.m., aU of you, have a pleasant break, and we'D see the ur because of what she "On the other hand, it may while Physical Plant workers CODDect a new $4.5 Accordillg to James J. Howard, as Istant you nexl semester. considers unbearable living just be that the students don't (assistant director of residence milUon bolIer ill the power plant. director of the Physical Plant, other bulldillgs on services) at the housing office. I conditions. have as good of reasons this The only fadllties that will be guaranteed the west side, Including the dorms, may have year ," Hubbard said. had to abnost fight with her Another student, who said she continued steam heat will be the Geaeral tbelr steam shut off IIdependlng on the weather Contraceptive was told by the housing office According to the contract the because she didn't .understand Hospital, the Medical Research Center, Medical and demand." only way a' student can be our situation. She said that even WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ralph Nader's health last spring that she would have Research FacUlties, Medical Laboratories, Howard said, "A lot of the buildings wlU hold no problems cancelling her relieved of responsibilily is to if we are not happy we have to Wesdawn, Children's Hospital and Psychopathic their beat for live or six bours," and In order to researchers said Thursday the government Is provide documented evidence stay because we signed con about to approve an injectable contraceptive dormitory contract between HOIjlital. keep the heat ill, dampen to the ouilide in semesters, said she finally had of marriage, a medical excuse tracts. She tried to force us to The entire east side of campus will be without bulldlDgs will be closed. that can prevent pregnancy for three months at a or show inabillty to pay. stay without taking our in to seek a medical excuse in Iteam heat, and oa the west side, steam will be CooDectlDg tile boiler completes a more tbaD tlme despite possible cancer and birth defect Philippe Savaria, G, is an dividual cases Into account. order to break that contlact. ahut off ill the Basic Sciences Buildlnl, the Law tw~year project that will enable the Pbyslcal problems. exchange studlmt from France They didn't understand our The Food and Orug Administration said no Some students are finding it Cen¥r, the Dental Science Building, the College Plut tG increase illileam oulput by about 33 per difficult to break their con who Is "really cross" about See MENTAL, pale two. of Nursillg Building, the Art CompleJ, the Health cent. final decision has been made on the drug - what he had to go through in Depo-Provera - but even If approved it would be tracts, and the UI ad ministration acknowledges that order to cancel his contract. A recommended only for women who can't use Currier resident and a T .A. in Importsl other forms of contraception. It may be more difficult this year than in the past to cancel the French department, Bargaining continues The FDA began a trial run with the drug in Savaria said he and another October, 1973, following nearly eight years of contracts. Director of Residence Halls French T.A ., Eliane Cllsig, G, sludy.'At that time It said laboratory tests on both signed their dorm con· dogs showed some cases of breast cancer but Mitchel Livingston estimated that only one-fourth of the tra cts when they were in "whether or not this findlng may be relevant to France "without kncf..ving what humans is not known." . approximately 100 requests to UI blue-collars' fate uncertain cancel contracts he has the situation of dormitories is The FDA told doctors to prescribe the drug like in the United States." only to women who refWled other forms of received this semester have contraception or had been unsuccessful with been approved . Savarla said he was "finally them, or were unwilling to run the risk of One student said he couldn't forced to see a psychiatrist" to By RANDY KNOPER want AFSCME to be their agent. health insurance and other benefits. possible sid effects from the pill . understand why it was so dif obtain a medical excuse University Editor At press time the indications were that Then the parties would be under • fcult to break contracts this verifying that he was unable to the matter would not be decided until pressure to move quickly to finish a con year. "In years previous I've adjust to dorm life. "It was my Late Thursday night, representatives of sometime this morning at the earliest. tract before bargaining and state budget Weather known peQPle who got out of only possibility for getting out of the American Federation or State, County Under the 1974 state law that allowed deadlines. their contracts with no the dorm besides getting and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) and public employee bargaining, AFSCME has The regents' blue collar unit Includes We received II telegram last night from our problems," he said. "All they married," he said. UI officials were still discussing hundr¢S to win a majority of the employees eligible employees in the skWed trades, printing Paris correspondent, Jake Barnes. It read: AM had to do was ask. It's not fair ." "1 was never used to living in of challenge votes in the election that will to vote in the unit - which Includes em service employees, store keepers, food lEAVING MY ISLANDS IN THE STREAM OF Livingston said that it is a dorm," Savada continued. "It decide whether UI blue-collar employees ployees at all five regnts' institutions : the service employees, custodians, drivers, THE DUERO AND TAKING OFF FOR THE harder to break contracts this is altogether di fferent from will be able to bargain a contract for 1977- Ul, the University or Northern Iowa, Iowa animal caretakers and power plant and SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO STOP HOW'S THE year because "in past years we what! experienced,in France. I 78. _ State University, the Iowa School for the laundry workers. WEATHER WHERE YOU ARE STOP CHEERS always had the luxury of couldn't get my work done, my At 6 p.m. Thursday, the approximately Deaf, and the Iowa BraWe and Sight The unit is the second .tate employee's STOP overcrowding. We are no longer roommate was really awful, I 2,700 employees in the system-wide Saving School unit to have a representation election. The We immediately rushed orr a telegram to in that position." had no privacy, It was noisy aU regents blue-collar collective bargaining If the union wins, It's team, and the team Iowa Department or Transportation high Bames. It read : MOSTLY CLEAR STOP HIGHS Vice President of Student the time and I COUldn't sleep. unit finished their third and flaal day of of Gene Vemon, Gov. Robert Ray's em way maintenance employees unit was the first. In October, 89 per cent of those IN 80S STOP LOWS TONIGHT IN 40S STOP Services Philip Hubbard said It "I had only two .cholces," he voting on whether they want to have an ployee relations director, would have to said. "I could break my con exclusive representative for collective begin immediately to draft model con employees voted to have AFSCME be their CHEERS STOP Is poSsibly more difficult to bargaining agent. • . break conlracts due to a change tract or I could go back to bargaining with the state, and if so, If they tracts covering wages, job classifications, PICe Z-The Dally 10wIIII-Iowa City, Iowa-Friday, December 17, 19'16 Get off your DOONESBURY • GRADUATE STUDENTS 'f()IJ Re4Jj,y 1M4/(( h 0 spit al r--taf(J~kCHe~eor.idDaOgn~ 70 60 All me IMPOfUANT fl Gilmore In Your library books are due f M.I4Y 7lJ SHAJ.J6 - (P aJII&, IT's sitting down. An HAl, SIR? IT's IfrtI«TANTl December 22. mAT IMPt1nIINT7 I \ Main Library books may now be Herein lies the 0 f renewed al the Circulation Informa· .~ Annual Critics' Picks • after pill overdose flick picks (the movl tion Desk. Departmental library ~cks (rock 'n' roll) , an books should be renewed at the ap· ill books , If you're shu SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Convicted killer "The medical team expects him to be un· arts this Christmasl l Gary GUmore tried again Thur!KJay to commit conscious 24 to 36 hours," Keahey said. "His propriate departmental library. conlider gift wrappilll suicide by taking a "lethal" drug overdose, but condition Is critical, but stable, and he Is these. The discs were doctors expected him to live until he can be shot responding well to treatment. .. : by Larry Perl, by a firing squad next month. "Blood screening Indicates he took what can features editor. The II chosen by Bill Con' The condemned man, depressed by a judge's nonnally be considered a lethal dose of a bar· writer, The books - rejection of his pleas for quick execution, blturate, such as phenobarbital. His level of th!' · descending ord r of swallowed what doctors called "a lethal dose of a drug Is at the midpoint of what can be considered _ were selected by 1 barbiturate," exactly one month after his first the lethal range." features editor; Rhon' attempt to take his own life. The hospital official said Gilmore's 25-day editorial page edit A hospital official said Gilmore could have hunger strike made him more susceptible to the satisbury , chief copy , died If he had not been found and treated quickly , pneumonia or other complications. "He Is quite a Valerie Sullivan. sla He was found unconscious in his Death Row bit weaker than last time," he said. Cell at Utah State Prison and rushed to the There's more to 'Buc's Films University of Utah Medical Center In Salt Lake The 36-year-old admitted slayer's suicide City where doctors said he would survive unless attempt came exactly one month after he and than Q...eather 1 Jl was a lean year other medical complications occurred. fiancee Nicole Barrett took overdoses of sleeping films, the worst Gilmore developed "aspiration pneumonia pills In an unsuccessful sulclde pact. Barrett was Cl1.ANDmADE CUJOODEN crOYS; memory, I caused by breathing the contents of his stomach committed to a mental hospital after she conscience give into his lurlgs," announced hospital official John recovered. 'BRONZE BELT BUCKLES; accolade "be t" A prison sergeant and medical aide found will name the five Keahey. He said the pneumonia - which fiV'e worst. Gilmore also developed after his Nov . 16 suicide Gilmore unconscious on his bunk during sick call & CUT CRYSTAL 'PRIsms attempt - was being treated with penicillin and In the maximum security unit Thursdav mor It Is arguable steroids, ning. the five best ARE JUST Jl 'FEW qDEAS , remembered and years from now, FOR CUNIQUE GIFT ~ __ each of them respite from Scientists seek link between GlUING. ' r' J~~ ~ i'-., fOr that they These five post~©[JO ~li ' i r. /)~ ' ~!v~~ ( mms that were ,/' , f·/)l-c.. City. Bljou and WWI gas, 'legion' disease {~. ') .r( i;;"~1 fl' «.0'.') ~ from previous Interim Hours f\ ,'1', /' "1 eligible, U! students will begin a three-week ChrislmllJ vacation and PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - A zero In on phosgene, a poisonous afflicted the victims. • did not show semester break recess this weekend, The recess begins officially today toxicological research team will gas used by the Germans in They will see if the leaking /'ii( :-- (SaHli Lllndon, at thecloseof final exams, and classes will resume at 7:30a.m, Jan. 12. be set up to search for a possible World War I and now used as an refrigerant could have gotten Dbg Dall Registration lor secood semester classes will be Jan. LC~lI . link between a polson gas used industrial raw material in into the rooms where legion li(!re also ruled AU UI office. will be closed Dec, 23-%4 and 31. Cambul lervlce wiU be maintained on the following days with in World War I and the so-called prodUCing polyurethane foam. naires congregated. service ending at 10 p.m., Dec, Wo22 , 27-30 and Jan, ~7. On these days, . "Legionnaire 's Disease" that More specifically, the team The National Resource and )-- buses will run at IS minute intervals, with the Oakdale route running at killed 29 people last summer. will research whether leaking Protection Agency in New one-half hour Intervals, The Hawkeye Court route will run from 7 A Pennsylvania Health De refrigerant from the air condi· York, In a report on fluorocar I Ii' p,m,- 12 :4S a,m, on the days that Cambus operates. The buses will run parbnent official said Thur tionlng system at the Bellevue binated refrigerants, cited a at 45-mlnute intervals. There will be no servi~ Dec. 23 , 24 and 31, with '- ~~ / fuU service resuming Jan, 10, sday, "probably for the first Stratford Hote~ whel'e most of possible link between the gas All areasoflhe Union will closest7 p,m, today and will be closed Dec, time in a long time we are going the 180 who were made ill by the and the deaths, but said 18, 19.23-26,31 and Jan. l.2and8, Union hours will be7 a.m.-5 p,m , Dec. after something concrete." disease stayed or visited, could research done so far had not 21}.22. 27-3(1 and Jan. 3-7, It will be open at noon Jan, 910 resume regular hours. AU the food areas of the Union will be closed from today-Jan. 9 But he tempered that by have changed to phosgene and resulted in absolute proof. except for the RIver Room. It will serve a continental breakfast on Jan. adding, "I don't think anyone 3-7 from 7-1 ~ a,m. The recreation atts of the Union will be open from has said we're on the brink of a 8.30 a.mA.30 p.m. today , Dec. 21}.22, 27-30 and Jan. 3-7. The Iowa major breakthrough." CHESTNUT MT. · 5 KI . House will maintain regular hours throughout the recess. The new probe will be part of GALENA, ILLINOIS The UI MUleum of Art wiU be closed Dec, 25 and Jan. I, but otherwise 5 KI will maintain regular hours during the recess. a continuing search Into the • 145 Am Al pme Inn TV - Dorm Accommodailons Haocher Box Office will be closed 'lnti] Jan. 9. It will resume its illness' cause and will be led by • 46~ Ft Velli... 1 Dtop - 12 Auns to 3200 Feet _ 3 Chair· regular schedule Jan, 10. with the first tour being conducted Jan. 12. Leonard Sideman, 47, director 1,IIs (203 PI .... 12 Pllee, - 8 Rope Tows - N'ght SkilnQ The Field House will be closed Dec.,?5 and Jan. I. Hours during the Tuesday . th,u Saturday - Ski SonoOI - Sk, Rental ~ Sales of the division of Clinical ShopS - Sno-Maklng System - Outdoor Ice Rink recess will be from 1-5 p.m. Dec, 18, IS, 23, %4 . 26, 31 and Jan , 2,8.9 ; 8 • Restauranl - Gourmet Room - Cafelefla Our offices will be' am.-8p.m, Dec. 20, 22.27-30 and Jan. 3-6; and8a,m.-S p.m, Dec. 21 and Chemistry and Hematology at • Indoor Healed Pool - Sauna - Game l Card A(\Om5 'an. 7. the State Bureau of Laborato • 3 Bars - live Enl8ullnmenl Nightly - 3 Bands Wl"ek'mds Convenllon & Meellng Ro",n FaCilities iowa coal The Recreation Bulldlnl will be closed Dec. 25 and Jan. I and IHI. ries in Philadelphia . He was required to Hours will be 8:30 a.m,-S p,m, Dec. 18, 21 , %4 and 31 and (rom 8:30 appointed by Dr . Leonard SNEAK·AWAY,3 DAYS, 2 NIGHTS $4950 a,m.-IO:30 p.m. Dec. 19, 20, 22, 23, 26-30 and Jan. 2-S. CAR.IYAl.[EKERD tNClUD[S , 3 DAY Llns. lODGING, 4 MEALS. oer pe .. product before Bachman, state secretary of IU ...' 7 ., 2 BR[AKFASTS. 2 DINNERS, 2 GROUP SKI ObI. Oce. CLOSED. will meet Quadranlle Cafeteria will closest 7:30p.m. Dec, 17 and will resume regular service at 6:45 a,m. Jan, 4, health, at the same time Bach •• LESSONS - SUN ., THRU THURS. ONLY - HOl, UCL. • may fmd man announced the new probe. PLANNED ACTIVITIES PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN 4·10 YEARS the 1.lnc The research team will first December 24th Mental stress, Inarriage in observance of , okay excuses for releas.e Christmas Eve
Continued from page one pretty silly thing to do, J realize, Livingston explained that Iowa-Illinois' personnel reqUired to and it might not be worth the when the UJ residence halls' WALK answer emergency calls will remain problems." The next person Savaria said money it costs to get a divorce, budget is decided, "we count on an x nwnber of people con on duty to assure you of they went to see about canceling but what can I do?" continuing, dependable service. their contracts was Livingston, Another UJ student was given" tributing x amount of dollars. " "He said that he understood and a medical excuse from Dr. Under a semesterly system, the would see what could be done, Singer which said that she UI couldn't count on having but nothing ever happened. We couldn't adjust to donn living. enough students in the dorms "All the people, all the noise, it second semester to meet the were told we couldn't get out budget, Livingston said. because our reasons were not ruined my study habits," she sufficient," Savana said. "The said. She added that she was The main reason students are nexl day 1 got an appointment told last spring by the housing discouraged from breaking with the psychiatrist at student office that she would have no donn contracts, according to health." problems cancelling her con Hubbard, is that "by law the Savaria said he went to see tract if she decided to move Into residence halls must be sup Dr. John Singer, staff an apartment. "I registered and ported by the rent the students psychiatrist at Student Health. signed a contract assuming that pay. I could get out a t the semester," "For me, going to a psychiatrist "If the income doesn't match she said. But the housing office . ~ worked . Singer said he could the expenses, we are forced to Hear Hawkeye see that I wasn't insane but that infonned her tha t she could only cancel if she moved to another raise the rates the next year. I could have been if I stayed any We try to estimate the income longer," Sa varia said. town or got another reasonable EARTH SHOE, ices' corp. excuse, she said. and expenses for a year and But Singer refused to give the then set the donn rates," 337-2185 same medical excuse to Clisig, Basketball on Another student got a medical Hubbard explained. 700 S. Dubuque Mon-Fri 10-8 Savaria said. "Her case, Singer excuse from her hometown " For every student that Oust south of RR tracks) Sat 10-5:30 said, wasn't good enough (to doctor tha t sai4 she had a require a medical excuse ) even leaves the donn this year, about Sun 12-5 recurring colitis condition and 10 cents will be added to the though she was as depressed as that she couldn't eat dortn food. I," Savana said. students' blUs next year," Another was told that she Hubbard estimated. "I'm not sure why going to the couldn't cancel her contract psychiatrist didn't work {or because there was no one to Li vlngston said he "got the me," Clisig said. "You had to take her space in the donn. Yet feeling that people think they playa role in front of this man she said she was told that she can just walk out of contracts. and I just couldn't do it. But [ couldn 't have a single room The fact is that they have signed with Gene Clausen was horribly tired, mentally because there were not enough for a specifiC period of time. A and physically." donn spaces avaUable. contract is a contract - not an Singer declined to comment application, not a letter of in Thur!KJay night on why he Another student said she told tent. " granted II medical excuse to the housing office tha t she Responding to the charge that Tues., December 21 Savarla but not to Clislg. But he planned to drop out of school at he considers students as said that In order for a person to the end of the semester, when in "numbers and money," • receive a medical excuse from fact she plans to move to an I1vlngston said, "I can un him the person "must be apartment and stay in school. derstand It, but it's certainly not psychologically ill and be under true. IOWA VS. DRAK Panhellenlc President Jo treatment for that illness." I • Moving out of the donn, he said, LInder, A4, said the donn "When people are denied, could be part of that treatment. contract problem extends to they get a sour taste in their those outside of donnltories. mouths. So a person gets mad . Savarla said he plans to write During a Student Governance What's he going to do? He says Pre-game and post-game shows with "the man In Washington who Is Committee meeting this month, 'They don't like me, they don't • • In charge of cultural arfairs to Linder suggested tha t the understand, all they care about tell him how badly foreign committee push for semester· Is money'. Iowa Coach LUTE OLSON students are being treated. I've long dorm contracts, She said " I've heard 101 war stories never II ved In donns before and her suggestion was prompted about contract releases, and It was a bad experience. by the large number of students they generally result whim Another semester would have who want to break donn con someone has been told 'no' ", been hell ." tracts In order to move Into Livingston said. Savarla said he was con· fraternities and sororities. Associated Residence Halls v1nced that to the housing ad (ARH ) President Steve Lom ministration "students mean Llv£ngston said he thought bardi, A3, said that although the only numbers and money." semester contracts are a good ARH housing commIttee had Idea "If you can afford It. " But looked into the contract ClIsig, who still has not been the UJ can't afford It, he said. situation, It would not be released from her contract; has "It would be ~ually im· brought before ARH "because an appointment early In possible for us to get through a the lslIue Is dead. January with Hubbard. H, after budget year with financial "I leel sorry (or the people that meeting, she Is still unable Integrity, PI Livingston ex who want to get out, but at the ' FM STEREO 100 to get out of her contract, Clislg plained. "It Is impossible to same time, this Is America and said she may consider marriage finance an ~l mUllon operation the majority rules, " Lombardi as a last resort. "It would be • on a semesterly basis," \ said. ....
1'1Ie Dally Iowu-lowa Clty,low~y, Dec:ember 1" mJ.--Plle S lue An end of th~ year special - staffers judge the arts be better use of musicians, and a Herein lies the DI's First performance. Directed by and Elliot Gould used to be good Criticism culled from 'the New "Saga of an American Family." capable, indeed. . play guitar. Give it a chance. a· Annual Critics' Picks for '76 : Arthur Penn. Y01"ker. I hereby decree Dr. BUZ%01"d', You won't be sorry. productlon that shines. The only actors before they became Haley traces his family back to exception is the horrible "This ary flick picks (the movies), disc Nezl Slop, Greenwich Village Ustars". 21 The Final Dall' - The West Africa. Onginal Savannah Band to be The Rolling Stones' Black and - Paul Mazursky's half ironic, Song," a weak put-40wn of the picks (rock 'n' roll) , and the best Ode 10 BiIlli Joe - Bobbie "inside scoop" on stall 10) What Reallll Happened 10 the '76 "Sleeper of the Year" Blue. ThIs ian'teven one of their ap- In books. If you're shopping the half tender reminiscence of his shenanigans in Nixon's White Ihe CIar, of '657 - Michael best albums and it's still great. plagiarism lawsuit that went Gentry: "Look what they done (1930s disco would be the best against him; made only for Its arts this Chrlstmasr you might r.0uth in the Village in the early to my song, rna ... " Owed to House before he resigned , as Medved and David Wal way to describe It) . It's an They don't have the services of conlider gift wrappmg some of 50s. Mazursky's eXP.t!rt BlIIy Joe : an apology. reconstructed by Washington lechinsky went back to their own immensely fun album. Mick Taylor anymore. They had commercial value. The these. The discs were reviewed vivisection of the psuedo-wnter, Jackson Browne's The to train Ron Wood almost from 14-year-olds wU1love it. The rest by Larry Perl , associate psuedo-actor, psuedo-poet scene Pretendl!1" is the "Weeper of the scratch. They make him look of the album makes up for the reatures editor. The flicks were had particular relevance for Year." Fairly decent songwri good. Ther decided to try their song. A good buy, chosen by Bill Conroy, staff Iowa City audiences. ter with absolutely no savvy in hands at disco. "Hot Stuff," gets Genesis' A 'l'fick ollhe T1"ail. wriler. The books - listed In Tile Omen - sleeper hit of the how to engage the listener. A down. they needed a hit son~ . On the fifth day, there was descending order of popularity year. A meclilanlcal toy of a critics' picks woman I !mow calls him Mr. "Fool To Cry" is definitely hIt Emerson, Lake and Palmer. On _ were selected by Tim Sacco, movie, but cleverly and slickly Milquetoast. Highly overrated material. The Stones are great. the sixth day, there was Yes and reatureseditor; Rhonda Dickey, put together by Richard Donner artist, but due to some expert Paris' Big Toton: 2061. Bob its offspring, Rick Wakeman. editorial pa~e editor; Beau and screenwriter David Seltzer. The Sun.lline Boys - a Po,t reporters Bob Woodward high school senior class (once help (Lowell George, Billy Welch, of the 1971 Fleetwood On the seventh day, Salisbury , chIef copy editor, and This devil went right creaky, sleazy exercise in cheap and earl Bernstein. Controver featured In a Time magazine Payne, Valerie Carter\. not a Mac, is back. Glenn Cornick, the rock·dassical rested. And on the Valerie Sullivan, staff writer. everywhere the overrated comedy adapted by Neil Simon sial but compelling. cover story) and found out. ex-Jethro Tuller who was never eiP,tth day, it came right back Erorci.t went wrong. from his own play. This was a Other good book selections are bad album . Record provided 3) Arrivals and Departu1"es - courtesy of BJ Records. without his headband, and Hunt WIth Genesis. On Trick 01 Ihe The St01"II of Adele H. - truly hateful, anti-human film. Chrialopher and Hia Kind (by Sales, son of Soupy, join forces TaiL Genesis embodies the Francois Truffaut's perceptive Richard H. Rovere's memoirs of Alas , two of my favorites were Films horror show. It was a . his years as a journalist, his Christopher Isherwood), Llln· very late 1975 releases, and with Welch to form the most influences of all of the above. depiction of 19th century well-drawn sketch of adolescent don Jolln.on and the American They don't really break new It was a lean year for quality romanticism carried to its most s~arch for his father, and cannot be included in a list of '76 honest rock band in memory, cliques and cruelty, and one reminiscenses of such people a9 Dream (by Doris Kearns) and albums . The first is Little Feat's Although Welch has a more than ~, and yet they sound so rilms, the worst in recent obsessive extreme. Isabelle girl's swift revenge. A gripping Pa"age, (by Gall Sheehy) . ilifferent, so fresh. When Peter memory . I could not in Adjani gave the year's best Walter Lippmann and Harold The Last Reco1"d Album. The modest talent, he and the others finish. Ross. other is Bruce Springsteen's are certainly not geniuses. And Gabriel left the band, I thought conscience give to films the performance by an actress. ret they've put together a really they were washed up. No way. accolade "best" so this space Truffaut's best since Jule. and Familll Plol - funny-dumb 4) Tile Diarll of Anai' Nin - Records Bom to Run. Hitchcock in the North bll Volume six of the considerable Which brings me to my 10 unpresslve second album, They ml~ht even be bettef. will name the five best and the Jim. '76 was a year of...well ... ev s Bo.lon. Northwest vein. diary o~ Nin. Nin covers the choices for '76 honors. The list always going with what sounds Boston The best five worst. Taxi Driver - Martin erything in rock 'n' roll. It was a debut album in a 10ng,Iong time. Scorcese's searing portrait of Picking the five worst was no years from 1955 to 1966. should not be assumed to mean right, using 100 per cent of the It Is arguable whether any of good year for hard-assed and that these are the best artists talent they possess, never Tom Scholtz is a guitarist with the killer as an alienated young man , from an original 5) Sc;ound1"el Time - It's the neavy metal rock. It was a great tbe five best will be third time around for Lillian around, only that their albums letting up in their forcefulness, the potential of Jimmy Page, a , remembered and respected 20 easy task, for there were many screenplay by Paul Schrader. year for new bands, and a fair never slij)ping into bad taste. master sonl{wrlter, a master deserving candidates. Mere Marred onlr by a superficial Hellman. This time her memoir were the best of '76 in my years from now. But this year covers the McCarthy era and one for the old hands. opinion. Paris shoUld serve as a model to producer - m short, a master. ~ch of them was a welcome awfulness was not enough - a "twist" endmg. Robert DeNiro There were a lot of decent So .. .!n reverse alphabetical anyone who thinks you have to The rest of the band ain't bad film had to have that extra was, once again, perfection. A her clash with the House albums this year that didn't re~plte from the usual sludge - Un-American Activities Com order ... here we go : be a musical genius to make a either. A mixture of Zeppelin rOr that they deserve a nod. something that made it scorcher. quite make It on my list. Some of top';notch album. And besides, and tht: Doabie Brothers, the particularly obnoxiOUS and Honorable Mention mittee. Stevie Wonder's Song. in Ille I These fiv e were chosen from these deserve honorable Key of Life. There are 22 songs WIth a Fleetwood Mac-Led album is the epitome of tasteful mms that were shown in Iowa offensive. These five had it. All the President's Men - 6) Fire and Ice - Andrew mention. Crack the Sky's second on this three-record set (plus a Zep,rlin sound , how can you teenybop. A must. CIty Bljou and Refocus films The Five Worst Alan J. Pakula carefully Tobias used to work for Revlon , album, Animal Notes, has a little 33 rpm record that looks fail. Blue Oyster Cult's Agent, of from previous years were not Buffalo Bill and tile Indian. rendered the ' Woodward and now he tells what it's like to quirky, hard rock feel for the like a 45). You can sing every Joni Mitchell'6 Hejira. F01"tune. The Cult's musical ellgible. Likewise, '75 films that coming from the brilliant but Bernstein story without the work for Charles Revson, the Beatles, Bowie and lOCC all at one of them after one or two Arguably the best of '76. Jonl's demonism 'has always been I• did not show here until '76 erratic Robert Altman, his was usual fact-to-film sensationaliz dictatorial founder of the firm . the same time. The songwriting Jistenings. These songs are gone back to the highway talented fun. Now they're (SaHli Lllndon, Cuckoo', 'Ne,t, the year's biggest disappoint ing. Perhaps too carefully done, 7) F1"iendly Fi1"e - C.D.B. and guitar work are great, but soulful, sleepy, crazy, jazzy. His approach of Blue, hitting the beginning to take their mean Dbg Day Afternoon and others) ment. After mogul·producer but a neat job. A favorite in the Bryan describes Iowan Peg the band could ta.ke itselJ a bit voice is Wonder-fui. His band, road again like some romantic talents more seriously, taking a Dl ~re also ruled out • Dino De Laurentis saw it, he newsroom , for obvious Mullen's struggle to determine more seriously. Dylan's Desire Wonderlove, has reached Its Charles Kuralt, hoping to find more melodic approach while fired Altman from Ragtime. Et reasons. why her son died in Vietnam. was a little inflexible in its peak. The set sells for over $10. inspiration. She has. Hejira is maintaining their heavy metal The Five Best tu, Dino. Carrie - Brian DePalma 8) OrdinaTY People - Judith gypsyish tone, but at least Dylan It's worth every penny. No inspiring, and for once, she's spirit. One immediate reward The MiuQuri Break. - a Goble and Lombard - James becomes more assured with Guest broke through the ranks is headed in a new direction . Wonder. done it without all that gooey for both the Cult and Its fans has ptetenlious, schizoid, "moder Brolin as Clark Gable. Oh, come each film. This was more than a of un!mown writers and ha4 her Presence was pretty damn good Jethro Tull's Too Old To Rock saxaphone. I can't describe the been the hit song "Ooo't Fear' nlled" western, but It had some on. unsolici\ed manuscript (about a for an album that Led Zeppelin 'n' Roll, Too Young To Die. No feelings this album stirs within the Reaper," a chilling great moments. ChIefly Harry and Walter Go to New Books 17-year-old youth who attempts said they "screamed" together. one gave this album a chance me. It lifts me, it depresses me, masterpiece. The rest of the distinguished by Marlon York - a contemptible takeoff suicide) become the publishmg Bob Seger's Nighlmoves was a and 1t died a horrible death, it makes me want to hit album IS damn near as good . Brancfo's bizarre, risk-taking , on Tile Sting that never got off 1) Reeling - Pauline Kael's sensation of the year. pleasant surprise, and never climbing above the 50 best Interstate 80 and stick out my Jeff Beck's Wi1"ed. One of the and finaJly fascinating the ground . Sad. James Caan most recent collection of film 9) Root. - Alex Haley's Starship's Spitfire was very selling albums on the Billboard thumb, Sometimes, the genius best rock guitarists in the world charts. It's sad because the of H eji1"a is downright eerie. Her has moved into jazz-rock! great band of the '60s had been best in a long time . Maybe ever. tempering his heavy meta 'Marketable quantity' musically down and out for George Harrison's 33 and a tendencies with some fin jazz several albums. This was their Third. Less religion and more reminiscent of John artistic, but not popular, hard work combine to make a McLaughlin. The combo Is comeback. Please listen to this subtly excellent album . At first devastating. Max Middleton's album. It sounds fresh , ilsounds it sounds ho hum, "he's done aU and Michael Walden's l· Zinc discovered in Iowa coal extracts young. Ian Anderson can still this before." But underneath the songwrlting Is terrific. This one write. Martin Barre can still usual veneer are better songs , will keep you up nights . BI/ R.C . BRANDAU in "highly mineralized water" justfor the zinc, but "it would be according to VanEck. He said are planning to ' make Staff Writer ' that flows through the coal. an added gravy to the pot" in large quantities of zinc are used substantial investments In Its I. However It has not been mining the coal. in a metal plating process and in production in Iowa. In addition, t Iowa coal companies that are determined how and why the "It would be a by-product, but car batteries. there are also 15 to 20 smaller required to cleanse their zinc is deposited only in certain it would be a marketable The geolo~ical survey is coal companies that are either w product before marketing It so it areas, he said. by-product," he said. currently mamtainlng contact currently operating in Iowa or will meet federal standards, Th~ highest concentrations of Zinc has a "tremendous with 18 companies that are are conSIdering moving into the ~ may find additional profits in zinc in coal found in Iowa have usage" and is in high demand either major coal producers, or state. the ZinC tbe~ extract from coal been in Wapello County , in the Christmas Test drililngs from the Iowa southeast portion of the state. Geological Survey have found Grant said the Dubuque area seams of coal in Iowa averaging also has large quantities of zinc Cards above 1.8 per cent zinc. more and that it was mined heavily When you care enough than enough to make It from the 1700s until after World to send the very best econom Uy recoverable. War II. "So far, we haven't been able Iowa geologists have been to explore enough to know what looking at the potential of Iowa its potential IS , but it could be a coal since 1973 when the Arab Oil very real asset ." said State Embargo took place. Geologl t Stanley Grant. "If It The main problem with Iowa can be recovered without a coal is Its high sulphur content, ~reatdeal of effort, aftermining which ranges from 3 to 6 per It could be sold qUIte easily. It's cent, according to VanEck. Coal • In a quanity that's certainly with a sulphur content of 3 per marketable." cent would slightly exceed the Accoromg to Orville VanEck, EPA air qualify standards for ,_ associate state geologist, when use In a power plant, he said. the coal is cleansed to meet the Iowa IS currently mining federal environmental quality about 600,000 tons 0 coal per standards lor burnmg, the 7.inc year, mostof which is used in the - as well as several other state for power production. Sat, Dec 25 II chemical compounds - Is " Wedon'tknowhowextensive extracted iUs (the zinc) ," Grantsaid. "We Grant said he was not haven't come up with potential CARDS surprised to find the zmc in Iowa values, we only know that it is Merry Christmas coal, because illinois coal there and is something that , miners ha\'e made similar could be recoverable. It would discoveries. be an economic asseHo the state if it does exist In large ETC VanEck said there is Clinton at College "conSiderable speculation" as quantities." tOt) ' . \) \I b II 11'11' to the sourceofthe zinc. He said Grant added that it would not • ~ it is believed the zinc is carried be economical to mine the coal The Dally lowan/l.awrenca frank
mE DAILY IOWAN Iowa Press Association MERRY Newspaper of the Year Edhor Bob Jones f • .....lQIng Editor Mta Kalar CHRISTMAS Newll'«er Gross (Clly).1< Palrie!< JenIen, Randy Knoper (University) Ed,tors,' Mary ScIlIlld<. o.ve liemtngway, eol Johnson, R.C. Btandau. Oave OeW,no FMtur" Tim Sacco Editor' lerry Pa1 As!ocIete; Valeri. Sulovan FROM $porU Steve TrlCy Editor. Justin Tolan 1.5100"'; Steve Nemeth, Roger I , Thurow Edllortll Pege RhOnda May Edrtor; Winaroo Barclay Assoclete Copy DMk Beau SaIl bury cn.., Dav, Cote, NMCy GiM'land, Ginny Vial IOWA PhotOQraphy lawrtIWt Frank Drttctor; Oem Franco, Art Land, Mary locke ContrtbuUng editor Tom QulnIIIn Llbrll1ana Marg4lfet AyIWl . S\Ie Stutktrjuergen Art DirKtor John e.rtvt. AdmInllllltlon Wi./Wft Caley Pub.. ".,.. Peter Ver.egert, loretta Wilson, LAND Pam Trudo AdYtrtlllng Jim leonard /,fillIp•. Alldfay CoII.y, MikeConntil,luanne Un!(. llUr81Sacki Produe1lon 0Idt WilSon SUpennttndtnt, Gent OieI Get off your Bev Whiting West I t rocker .. Don't Coralville take old age 351-6284 sitting down. ;,r::SL... I 1Il---""" ---E .A ~ • I Pile 4-The Daily Iowan- Iowa City, Iowa-Friday, December 17, 19'76 mE DAILY IOWAN Iowa Press Association Newspaper of the Year Friday, December 17, 1976, Vol. 109, No. 119 © 1976 Student Publications, Inc. PUClehtd bySIUClent PublieatiOf1 •• 1roc III CommurieatiOf1.Cenler, IowICity, r Iowl 52242 dilly except Sllul1l.yl, SundIYI, legal hofid -Y' and unlvftily vacations Second cl ... po"age pM! II the poet oHioe II 10 VI CIty under.,. AClofCongellof March 2, 1879 OpInionuxprHMdonlNtNpagellf.the OIJInton. 01 the elgned luthort, Ind mlY no! _""Iy ~ lhOM 01 The DIlly Iowan, ) ~--~------~~~~------~------~------~------~~ . , 'l City funding priorities need re-evaluation J . The Iowa City CouncU Monday willinfonnally discuss the states that "(committee) members were sensitive to the proposed Communtly Development Block Grant Budget, problem and had received numerous letters (13) and phone which the Committee on Community Needs recently calls urging financial support." floor, a recommended. Ones hopes ij1at the City Councll wiP set In the "Summary of items discussed," it was recom· flashing different priorities from the committee. mendeu that for "increased security .. an alternate use for Sixteen units were recommended to receive money from part of this inoney could be th e purchase of a bulk number of the $2,061,000 federal funds available. Urban renewal dead bolt locks to give 'at cost' or free to residents In high received the largest recommendation for funding - $412,200. crime areas." But a closer look wil\ prove di sturbing when two particular Kelly sa[d this was proposed by the committee, not by the ' units are compared. The committee recommended that Old rape advocacy program. She added that if the program were Brick receive $40,000 for rehabilitation works j the Rape to receive only $I,:>oo,lt would try to put the mon y to better Victim Advocacy Program was recommended to receive use . only $1,500. Other recommendations made by the committee are very It seems that the committee places more Importance on commendable ; housing rehabilitation was recommended to 'W attracting a "matching grant of preservation funds, after receive $350,000, J.e. Association 01 Retarded CItize ns, which the total would be used for exterior rehabilitation and $50,000 and Buses for the Handicapped and Elderly, $30,000, girl interior preparations for occupancy" for Old Brick than just to name a few . turns trying to alleviate the rape situation in Iowa Cit)l or trying to The Committee on Community Needs is failing to recognize help rape victims, rape In Iowa Gity as the problem It is and Is denying the can't The Rape Victim Advocacy Program asked for $15,000 . It advocacy program a good chance to help the situation, was denied $5,000 a year to pay for a coordinator (evidently The City Council ought not to accept this recommendation the program can continue on its own) and also denied $5,000 and should instead aUot the program more funds , Old Brick's to make a local film that couJd be used by the program, law situation is not nearly as desperate as the need to help cut enforcement agencies and local schools. Terry Kelly,. down on rapes in Iowa City. coordinator of the program, said the film would be something A public hearing on the proposed budget wJJJ be heJd Jan. that would lastj it Is Important because "Iowa City is dif 11 j people of the communtiy should let the council know ferent from other places." The rest of the program's proposal where priorities out to be placed . was cut from $5,000 to $1,500. In the "summary of program's proposed," it ironically MARY SCHNACK NEW YORK (UPI ) - A male con women around the world. is a fundamental difference in the nature New York, said: domes ti c health care," he added. tr acepti ve pill was among 200 promising "Reproductive biologists who have been of the problem that may have made an oral "Only after several years with extensive "The massive reliance oC Americans on contraceptive research leads cited in a mainly interested in the female tend to contraceptive for the female seem a more sur~eillance being maintained were there the present genera tion of birth con tr ol major Ford Foundation-sponsored study of hold out little hope for success in the easily attainable goal:" Fawcett said. beginning nagging doubts as to the agents gives us the most pressing and the reproductive sciences that was development of oral contraceptives for the "In women, by interfering with en· possibility of side effects related to the use du-ect interest in learning how they can be published Wednesday. male," he said. uocrine control mechanisms, via the pill, of oral contraceptives. improved. Other developments could lead to a "\ believe there is no real bc:osls for this we are able to prevent ovulation - a single "We first became aware of certain "They embody remarkable advances vaccine to prevent pregnancy, agents that pessimism. It is true that the male has event that occurs only once each month • Ann vascular problems, such as thrombo over what was available to Americans less "hide" the egg from the approaching been neglected, We are now rapidly and releases a single ovum. said. phlebitis and pulmonary embolism . than 20 yea rs ago but as this study r minds Male 'pill' sperm, agents that keep the fertilized egg coming from behind ," "In the male, on the other hand, we seek "We more recently have become aware The us, th ey are not risk-free and they can have from taking root in the womb, and a once He described three "viable strategies" to interfere with a continuous process of of other problems, all occurring in small undesirable side effects. ,. a·month contraceptive - via injection. for male' contraceptive development, development and maturation that yields numbers but nonetheless apparently At a Ford Foundation headquarters adding: some 30 million spermatozoa each day related to the pill. More th an 160 experts In 21i nations were near, but briefing, held in conjunction with the "There are prototype drugs for each that through adult life." "There still remains today great con consulted in the course of the study to report's release, researchers warned, have proven effective in animals. The contraceptive strategies for the cern as to whether malignancies of the evaluate reproductive research, to Identi fy however, that efforts to achieve effective, " It is regrettable that the decline in male cited by Fawcett include develop uterus and the breast might be produced gaps in existmg knowledge. and to assess funds for safe and inexpensive fertility-control support of research comes at a time when ment of chemical agents that would stop by the pill. To date there is no proven cause worldwide levels or funding . mt'thods "may be seriously delayed" by a we are just beginning to approach, for the sperm production indirectly by interfering and effect relationship. The report said the reproductive decline in the funding of reproductive male, a level of understanding comparable with hormonal control of testicular func· "However, since it is well known that the sciences have been "hlstoncaUy tabooed research. to that which prevailed for the female, tion . development of a malignancy may take and underfinanced" - although receiving research To track after the scientific leads would before the development of the pill, Other drugs . to be Investigated in many years, this issue cannot be regarded a modicum of support in the last decade. take at least three times as much money as "With continued support, there is every humans would stop sperm production, as settled." is now being spent - estimated at $109 reason to believe that a safe, reversible prevent sperm maturation, or prevent The financial help needed for Research into reproductive matters is million this year, according to the 622-page oral contraceptive for the male Is an at· sperm transport, frustrating efforts to reproductive research must come mainly still accorded IJttle priority. the study said, iJnd due to this lack of funding "important are low report, "Reproduction and Human tainable goal." ejaculate same. from governments and most of all from the research projects are not being carried Welfare : A Challenge to Research" He said the earlier greater effort and The pill for women came in for some United States, McGeorge Bundy, president out. 1Cambridge: MIT Press), • expenkve for the female pill may be at criticism by Dr. Elizabeth B. Connell who of the Ford FOlmdation, said. Dr. Don W, Fawcett, a Harvard tributable "in some degree to chauvinism reported on unresulved safety and ef " BeUer understanding ef thc The authors argue that current con· I. professor of anatomy, told science writers ' in a research community dominated by fectiveness methods of contraception. reproductive sciences is critical not only to traceptlve technology cannot be regarded about the search for a male equivalent to men." Connell, associate director for health fertility control and to countries in which as sufficient to meet the needs of either the birth control pill, taken by millions of "But it is only fair to point out that there sciences at the Rockefeller Foundation in there is a population crisis but also to industrial or developing nations, , ) . Virginia's very Merry Christmas - Santa., et al, I • ! • By NICHOLAS VON HOFFMAN Eve. She had thought about wrjtmg "N 00000 , the Little ~Toad has gotta horr\.l\td at tr),mg \0 mIl ra'o'o\\ \n\o \WI directly to the North Pole but there was a believe in Santa Claus," moaned Harold. fficiency, WASHINGTON (KFS) - This Is the last mail strike. The best bet would be a white "I mean, if her world crumbles, there goes "TIl n it'U be too late." Virginia an- ' .J installment of a three·part answer to a rabbit. Today's little girls put great store mine, I need for her to believe." swered, a bit annoyed at how an otherwise by white rabbits, who they mistakenly serVieeabl and loveable mother could be North Pole reader telling him that, Yes, "I guess we have to do it for Harold believe are very wise about everything. so obtuse, Santa, There Is a Virginia, who In this case Virginia probably knows deep down there But Virginia had never met a white rabbit All Roy and Harold and Roberta could •• is a G-year-old girl living in an efficiency is no Santa Claus, but Harold can't handle so, as Chrisbnas approached, her nor think to do was to buy pre nts and stash aparbnent with her divorced mother, it" said Molly , who wasn't sure she could. mally quietly benign self gave over to them In their effie! ncy apartments, Molly , a weapons tester for the Pentagon. Th s was a terrible season for Harold , who small depressions, noiseless but never Roberta reported one to the Produc~lety They live at The RelationshIp, a walled identified with Joe Namath's knees. theless very loud tears and even - I, Commission as hazardous, but Harold ' off, TV-monitored, guarded complex for Harold was the same age Broadway something Virginia never did - minor as wouldn't throw It out. "An intercontinental 10,000 singles with its own swimming Joe, and he had this fixation that when Joe misbehaviors. She would, for example, ballistic mi ile I uppo ~d to be pools, supermarket, bank, dry cleaners WiUie's knees failed him at last and the omit putting Molly's and her TV dinners In dangerous," he said, and social director. Anything goes a t The great quarterback retired, Harold would , L Relationship except pets (not including the Amana radar range so that, as a result, It was Virginia who figured out how to sometimes supper would be three or four become Impotent. He was awaiting the get Santa in , A Christm Ev costUlllf tropical fish), posters Scotch-taped on the anticipated announcement with dread. walls, children or Santa Clauses. The ban minutes late. p rty. Harold mad th posters, "Don't Virginia couln 't understand It. Santa "This is not a good Christmas for me , stay In your pad, alon wl.th TV and 1M against Santas dates from last year when Sixty-seven was a good Chrisbnas for me . several members of the criminal element could get In every place else In the world, Mormon Tabern de Choir ... Get Your f' She knew because she would go through The draft board deferred me. ( had three Sleigh BeU Rung ... Santa's little sWlnflen used Santa costumes to gain entrance to girls going; I thought I was a god. J The Relationship and do mayhem. the newspaper every evening and will be dancing 9 UUr Com ,Donner, we're whenever she saw a picture of a Santa she couldn 't take looking at the Little Broad If bUlzen X·mas Eve in the big activities she found out about Santa. See, that's why , , Virginia wasn't the only illegal resident asked her mother to read the words. "Sgt. room. Hey , all you Rudolph!, $10 a dtICat Emile Zigenfuss of the 29st Strategic they don't like to have children In these and drink till you twlnkl !! I" at The Relationship. There was an Old places, Molly, It depresses the other Gh English Sheep Dog named Nesbit and a Bombardment Wing shown here dressed Before the part} started, Molly and tenants." up as Santa whllo distributing gifts from Virginia took a littl stepladder and h~ mostly invisible cat named Tally Wagger. f • Virginia walked Nesbit and took him to his fellow fliers to undernourished "Well, I think we have to show the stocking under the TV camera In the school every day, and the management of headhunters of North Borneo," "Bob Hope there 's hope in a grim world," said hall , Underneath, Virginia placed a plate The Relationship never said a thing Back in Korea , For the 51st consecutive Roberta, who was determined that with pie for Santa and anoth r one with Wine year, the 88-year-old comedian leads a Virginia would not know and that Santa lettuce for the reindeer, , " because it was, as MoUy /l8ld It would be, a Recip case where the violation of the rules was so group of USO entertainers to cheer up the would come, Roberta was II statistician Virginia had worked too hard on this one gross, so obvious and so shocking, the troops during the the holidays. Shown with speciaUzlng in crlm1nal Justice, "So ('m to cause trouble by staying awake. She Uniql management couldn't believe Its eyes, Mr. Hope Is Ms, Sclntlllllting Claws, the one who g ts to see the really seamy went right to sleep , but late, late that night Pictw which were everywhere at the other end of Santa's beautiful daughter, last year's numbers. This year we're counting chUd she woke. Up the elevator shaft from below ~, the TV cameras in the hallways, the Homecoming Queen at the University of Gtap/lfc bj Jan flu, abuse . It's worse than drug abuse. she could hear the vaguest notes frc.n stairwells and the open areas. Virginia AbUene." . Somewhere a child is abused every 43 Santa's Uttle eel bratlng swingers, but would have preferred another method of "Hookers in front 01 the Royal Regis "I guess, " she told Nesbit, "this Is the ficlency apartments in her high rise. Roy , seconds". That's an e!ltlmate of course , r outsld her window she distinctly saw, no deception. "Couldn't J be an Avon lady?" Hotel drop a copper In the pot of Harry onliest place In the whole world where they who was food chemist for the fastest have a friend in health statistics. I won 't one will ver teU her otherwise, the roly· fI &he asked Molly. "Nesbit Is stupid, He Smedly, Chamber Kommerce dress·up don't want Santa." Nesbit gave her a real growing fast-food chain inverlca, Print tell you the figures for crib death until poly man and his eight tiny reindeer, licks my face even when It's clean," Santa, collecting money for charity and big lick , "Oh, I wish you were a white cess Lelanl '! Wow, Wow Luau (Pol, oh pol, after New Year's." "Thank you, my dear," sh heard him Being a modem little girl, Virginia kicking off this year's shopping season, rabbit," the little girl said, staring at the this Is good food , Old Buddy) , was con· "If he could get in the building, ( know he shout, "Without you there'd have been no vested no magical qualities In cats, so she 'Yule (sic) get great bargains downtown,' smUing Nesbit whUe she wiped her cheek vlnced that In the end they'd have to tell could find the apartment," Virginia said, t'!hrisbnas this y ar," didn't consult Tally Wagger about her said Smedly and the girls look like they with the back of her hand, Virginia ther is no such thing as Santa "If only Nesbit were a white rabbit" ' problem, which was how Santa was going agree." Virginia's predicament depressed and Claus. "We can't police the world," Roy "Maybe you'll get a white rabbit Cor Copy rlg"i,. Restaurants upstairs 11deves Market \ SolidlY. Dec. 19th 9 am·4 pm lakeside ApIs. Clubhouse 240 I Hwy 6 ByPass East haa practic:al thing_ . 119 ·Plans elaborate for new disco TIU wII be the Idell pIIce to nnd • wide _ry of unique and pmonII for your head ••• O'IIItnw atfts, enclosed in a lighted booth. schedule six to 10 concerts a F_ co/lft will be se~ 1tfoushout Come see us at our NEW Byl,YNN PHILIPP . it's the name of the game." them off on his fingers. !he dAy, so ,om~ by.oo eJq)efI~",e r Staff Writer Complementing the lighting year. eerieri 'said. "TheY've been brought up in a the w.... atmosphere of this lint location for the most complete "We're going to get well event scheme will be a sound system Comparing Iowa State more partying lifestyle." Spc...... selection in Eastern Iowa. known groups that are passing Sitting In the seml-{iarkness consisting of four JBL studio University to the UI, Corieri Fof the next three or four ....reed art _d -rt.. through the area and schedule 223 E: Washington - Downtown Iowa City of the Copper Dollar, Sipping a speakers in each corner. Corieri thinks students in Iowa City years, Corier! plans to continue "'0. 337·7841 ./ them for one or two nights. long-stemmed glass of rose esUmated the costs of both drink more. to build discos. In the near We're talking about $2,000 a wine, Bud Corieri, owner of nine systems between $70.000- "You want to know why? future he may take on a real r------' j night. They play for big I nightclubs , Including the $75.0000. Because Ames is tougher challenge and attempt to liven money." Corieri said. \ ·t Copper Dollar, related plans for Corler! is very serious about academically. This (UI) is a up Cedar Rapids. In addition to the disco area, \ I the opening of his next bar. keeping secret the name of the Iibera I arts school. There's His son, who will be assistant \ HARK there will be a quiet, sound; Corlerl has leased the two company that will install the more professional students manager at Grand Daddy's \ story brick building at 505 E. sound and light systems - so proofed cocktail bar and three I here . Do you know what when it opens, will probably I Burlington St. and is having it serious that a clause is included separate game rooms for pool. professional students are? Sons take over the business when ALL YOU LADS AND L~ES! in all of his contracts with the pinball and foosball. \ remodeled into Grand Daddy's, of lawyers, sons of doctors, sons Corieri retires. I • a disco with a lighted dance company that prevents it from A dress code will be enforced of nurses," he said, ticking "My son knows discos. He's \ floor, a 6~foot lighted wall dealing with anyone else in the at Grand Daddy's prohibiting been to them all over the \ HERE'S A flashing 36.000 different same town for 10 years- a very collarless shirts. stocking hats. country: Denver, Chicago. New \ effective way to eliminate patched clothes and tennis \ sequences and a disco disc THE PEOPLE SHOUTED York," Corier! said confidently. I Jockey announcing the tunes. competition. The company does shoes. Corier! feels that college SPECIAL OFFER FOR students are becoming more \ Construction began Dec. 6 business in other sates, but, "I Alaadoal'!i \ and Is scheduled to be finished want to tie them up in Iowa," appearance-conscious and that Book Stor.: \ Corler! said. the dress code is in adherenCE) to I GLASSES! by Feb. 10,1977. The lower floor this trend. ON-·- Buy. Sell • Trade \ of the building will house the Grand Daddy's will contain a 610 S. Dubuque disco. while the upper floor wlll I.BOO-album record library to "You don't see kids dressing contain one or possiblv two satisfy a variety of tastes. like they did a few years ago. 337-9700 And boys are getting nice hair The DI', ,erialized novel dos now." he said. Part l5 'We'll have a lady cop, When a Grand Daddy·.s will feature a "What is it?" Duk Inquired meekly. Yak asked Mlk. standing In girl asks a guy to dance and he different "special" every night. the comer with his head in his hands. Corieri described a few of them. to explain the situation. Mik looked turns her down, he's put in jail. He uP. hiS face a study in horror. "The "Monday there will be a $3 workers appear to be revolting." he can't get out until a girl asks him to cover charge and beer will be choked out; "they 're away from free all night. Highballs will be their work. singing and shouting. dance and he agrees.' they won 't listen to the 10 cents. Tuesday will be Sadie Cholllma·Enforcers· repeated warn· Hawkins night. We'll have a ings ..... He pushed down a finger for restaurants. .. People get tired of going to a lady cop, When a girl asks a guy every item he listed. Yak stepped forward . The restaurant( s) will not be bar and hearing the same music to dance and he turns her down. "Duk, you'd better get over there owned or operated by Corieri. they've heard on the radio." he's put in jail. He can't get out on the double-chogi ! J want but he will lease the space for said Bill Hyde. manager of the whatever's ~oing on stopped !.. until a girl asks him to dance Looking at hiS watch Yak added . them and Is now negotiating Copper DoUar. and he agrees. When he gets out "There's not much time. " with prospective proprietors. Two bars. one of which will be of jail he gets a free draw or Without a word the humillated Duk THE NEW SUPER-SIZE rose. walked shakily from the room. Under consideration are a sunken. will accommodate something. then raced top-speed down the hall in SCHOOLBAG French crepe restaurant and an drinkers and help alleviate "Wednesday will be ladies the direction of his line, his flailing FROM DENMARK Italian restaurant. crowding. night - ladies get in free. And arms resembling a windmill . A C-g, also dispatched by Yak, kept up with Mote pockels. %ippers, flaps and A disco featuring music that The disco will seat 850 per there'll be other specials." he Finley suit in court PERSONALS MASSMADE? Or outrageouSly unique? Gifts Irom Emerald aly ar .. per$Onuzed Say Kuhn 'lacks authority' and special HaIMalf. 351·9412. 12·17 STORAGE STORAGE MIn-warehouse units - al SIZes. MonthlY CmCAGO (UPI) - Charles O. Finley's Papiano also alleged that Kuhn's action because he had the view that the sales rales as low lIS $25 per month. UStOle AI. $3.5 million damage suit against baseball came despite the advice of the presidents were " bad for baseball. II Coal 337-3506. 1-12 Commissioner Bowie Kuhn opened of both the American and the National Keakley also pointed out that baseball owners had voted to indemnify the com The [PISCOPAL COMMUNITY of TYPING Thursday In U.S. District Court and his leagues that he should not take action and ST. fMNCIS attorney I Nell Paplano, said evidence that his decision was made "to punish an missioner for any damages which might be Holy Euchirt51 and YOU might choose IOf Qvistmu ~om will show that Kuhn had a "clear lack of old enemy." awarded against him as a result, because Churd! School REASONABLE . expenenced. acrurale _ ONE bedrocrn on Cambus route. l 10 A.M. Locaf Road AnUques fine selecllons 01 authority" to void Finley's sale of three "He disregarded the rules of baseball to they believed he acted "reasonably and In refinShed lumot ... - A SlX-dr_ 08111 Oosser1ations, manuscnplS. papers Lan- 6replace, shag cwpeling. heal",!! paid. MIIn Louna~ • W~!lP1 HOUJe guages. 35HI892. 2-3 Cai 337-5081 01 351-5307 1-11 penalize and then used the same rules to the best interests of baseball." 120 N. Dubuque St spool cabinet, wafnIA aoothecatv chest. players. cupboards. kitchen cabinets. tiedroom The suit was rued by Finley after Kuhn prevent the disposal of these players. He set. round table. waRJI drClll teal table Of TYPING - ThesIs expenence. supples TWO -bedroom unfurnished apartment ", David W. Clark, representing the New lurnshed. reasonable rates and SI!MCe CoralVIlle. $195 monthly. avaIlable ruled that he could not sell pitcher Rollie fo~ced Oakland to keep them until the end SUPPORT the ZImbabwe (Rhodesia) an unusual cabinet WIth a dry SIr« sw York Yankees, told the judge that the Revolution. Buy the ZImbabwe News. lace. tored man's bed. waftJt desks. 338-1835. 2-2 January 1 354-474t. evenongs 12-17 Fingers and outfielder Joe Rudl to the of the season, when they were lost. He cut Yankees, also a defendant, would not press oniclal organ 01 The Zimbabwe Alncan baker's table, rockers. doaalllbench. oak Boston Red Sox for $2 million and pitcher off the head and at the same time put on National Unon. Cal 354-1490 01 353· poer mrrOl or a piecs to refil1lsh - rei top TYPING: Former Secretary wants typol19 THREE bedroom unlurnlshed tow the issue of obtaining Blue because, " the 4442 Pad lor by Prof Zvdlgo t2-t7 desk.chalrs.etc LoeaJ RoadAnClQU8S. 11 to do at hoole 644-2259. 1-11 nhouse. garage, poa, avarlable January Vida Blue to the New York Yankees for the handcuffs," Papiano said. Yankees still would like Vida Blue." • a·m. . 7 p.m. and appoontments. closed --::-:--______1. 5335. 337-7372 12-17 $1.5 million. Rudi and Fingers became free agents at PROBLEM pregnancy? Call IMhnghI. 6 Monday. 351·5256 12-17 TYPING -Carbon nbbon eIecInc; ed!bng: Papiano moved that the court detennine p.m -9 pm .. Monday through Thursday expenenced Colli 338-'1647 2·11 SUBLET January 1 - Unfi.mshed . two Kuhn voided the sale three days later the end of the season and since have signed the "intention" of the owners in voting to 338-8665. 1-,10 BLOOM Antiques· Downtown Weiman. bedroom. roomy. IIr. close on . partong and said he acted "in the best Interests of with California and San Diego, respec ------=- Iowa - Three bullangs hjl 1-28 ma T)'IlOng ServIce - IBM SeieClnc 351 ·9251 12-17 indemnify Kuhn, since the resolution was CRISIS Cenler - Call Of slop In. 112 '~ E Expe<1enced Reasonable 337-7861 . 1- baseball." .tlvely. unclear. McGarr said he would rule on the Washlnglon. 351-0140. 1 tam. - 2 10 SUBLET · Own bedroom. shale kitchen Papiano, In his opening statement, told Peter Keakley, Kuhn's attorney, said ~ . m 1-10 ______andbath.alr.lumoshed . bus.$145.IVII~ point Monday. FAST, proleSSlonallyp stered. . ______cIlampionbloodtinea.612-755-7556 1-17 FOREIGN JANUARY 1 - Two bedroom I.. noshed . close In 337·3842 12·17 to Montreal KI"ENS -Freetogoodhomes.Slamese 1974 Fiat 124 Sports SpIder· Radials. WHO DOES IT? mothel. hner trained. 337-7947. 12·17 AM·FM stereo. 5-15P*d. 351-1393 1-11 FACULTY HOUSING? CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Ouoet luxury 01 Montcl"r Pari<. Extra large dog 850 two bedroom. two baths. Iully carpeted Cincinnati Reds have traded PROFESSIONAL groormng - Pup- 1989 FtAT Spldar converllble. UGHT hauling. cleanup. clean out. fix poes. klnens. troplcaf Josh . pet supphes. 4·speed. ongonal owner. exceRent condl' and draped . kitchen eppIIences. utlUy lony Pere~ and Will McEna\ley ups Very reasonable 337-5303. 338. Brenneman Seed StOfe. t 500 Ist Avenue bon. economIcal Phone 351-!i497, 6 • 9 room. large cIosels and 510rage ar88. soft to the Montreal Expos for 4588. 12-17 Soulh. 338-8501. HO p.m. 1·1 8 water Very .nraCllve serung . mull see to .ppreaate $390 Mu~s only - No pels pitchers Woody Fryman and SEWING • Wedding gowns and brides· '72 MG Midget. good condlllOn. redlals . 351 -3525. weekdays or 351 -2903 . Dale Murray, the club an makfs dresses. ten year's el(p8rienca. MUSICAL ramovable hardtop. 338-1486 12-17 anytIme 2-8 nounced Thursday. 338-0446. 2·3 INSTRUMENTS FURNISHED one-bedroom epanmenl In Perez, a 12-year veteran, LIGHT HAULtNG AUTOS country near Hlns . pets 679-2558 2·8 " boasts a .283 career batting REASONABLE. 351.8007 GIBSON 00. $200. Fender Quad Re- DOMESTIC average and has been the Reds' 2.15 ve CHICAGO (UPt) - Big Ten Commissioner ClIfton Wharton. However, new Athletic Direclllr Wayne Duke Thursday placed Michigan State's Joseph Kearney will remain in hls post. football program on three years' probation for The agreement, he l18id, also provided that recrulUng and financial aid violations. He the university's athletic department be reorsan. warned further Infractlons would cost the school lzed with the responsibility for Its administration' hundreds of thousands of dollars in television transferred to the office of MSU President revenue. Clifton Wharton. However, new Athletic Directot The penalty conformed to a three-year NCAA Joseph Kearney will remain in his post. probation placed on MSU early this year. But it extended the probation by seven months, until The agreement also required that the school Sept. I, 1979, instead of Jan. 18,. 1979, the date disassociate itself with two former represen. tatives of its athletic Interests, neither of whom f ' If' M The 0Ii1y lonn/Lfirence Frl/lk ending the NCAA probation. were named In hls prepared sla tement. Duke Iowa Jails WOIl t spp muc 1 0 Junior ark M.'l'lflJ,:rk (top) this spaSOIl, but tlexl year... At a news conference, Duke said the penalty was proposed by the university in the form of a said Big Ten investigators uncovered 97 "remedial action." violations during Its 21·month inv stiglltion. AI· He said the school had agreed that if further though many of them were minor, several were "significant" violations occur during the "willful violations," he said. probation period, the probation wUl be extended He said the threat of further penalties ~ Mysnyk's cast postpones year until Sept. 1, 1981, and the school will lose an violations occur during the probationary periOd estimated $350,000 per year in television was intended "as a de~rellt. " however, Mysnyk was having two seasons. Oklahoma State, revenue . Duke said the dates of the Big Ten probation By TOM QUINLAN no problems moving around, ranked No.1 for the time being, As part of the penalty, Duke said, the school period differed from the NCAA dates because the will also be there. agreed to dismiss former football Coach Denny ContribuUng Editor according to Coach Gable. "He information came from three separate sources, did so well in the Olympic trials After Mysnyk finishes taking Stolz, three of his assistants and former Athletic and because the Big Ten was delayed in Its In. The good folks back in Vestal, winter sports that I finally thought he was his last final exam today, he'll Director Burt Smith. It was th'e first disclosure vesti l'atlon by several legal actions. the m!¥t N,Y., particularly those who coming to his potential. He was head home with teammate Greg that the departures of the coaching staff and reCl!ul on Nov . 29 . Stevens. The time he spent in Smith were demanded by the Big Ten. follow big-time collegiate always a great high school Duke said the bulk of the vlQlations occurre\l wresUing, no doubt thought that wrt)stler, but he's had some the hospital didn't hurt his . MSU officials withheld comment on the an- studying, he said, so It appears nouncement at least until Friday morning. during a period from 1972 to 1975, but some dated this could be 'The Year' to keep laurels. A 4..fH) record last people in Vestal, N.Y., will have tough luck with the collegiate back to 1967. He would not say whether he spoke an eye on Mark Mysnyk. season wasn't much to talk to postpone this year until next style of wrestling. If I had to his 3.9 grade average will Duke sa,ld the ~greement provided that the remain intact, along with his university s athlet.lc. ~epartm~nt be r~o~ganized during the investigationwlth Ohio St.ate Coach To be sure, they had their about, but neither was the back year. pick someone at 118 pounds to Woody Hayes, who has charged the Spartans start for us this sununer, It hopes of someday entering with the responSibility for Its administration reasons - plenty of them. After injury that bothered him most "I guess I had been wrestling ml'dlrlil school. transferred to the office of MSU President with recrulUng infractions. all, they knew Mysnyk knew his of that winter. about a month or so before it probably would have been wre-:lling when he left the East It wasn't until this past was discovered," Mysnyk Mysnyk." Mysnyk knows he'll be for the black and gold Iowa sununer that the folks in Vestal explained. "There wasn't any That Is not the case now, ._------.., wrestling again, his teammates The Complete Ski Shop wrt;lltling room. They probably began hearing about Mysnyk pain in my neck, but I was however, as freshman Dan know it, his coaches know It. stilt talk of his senior year in again. He didn't quit after that gradually losing strength in my Glenn from Fairfield, Iowa, is "Ever since I've been here, he's Rod Fitch'. currently enjoying a fine start high school when he went to the disappointing sophomore right arm and nobody knew been one of the most dedicated Sporu Center 34 why. Then they (doctors) took with a 9·1 record. mat times and finlshed on top season, he kept · right on persons I've known - in the Known by !hit company Wit klflfp each time. His all·American wrestling through the sununer, some X rays and saw the "He's a good counter· wrestling room, the classroom NORDICA - SALOMON honors were justified, they taking on all comers in a bid for fractured vertebrae." wrestie~," Mysnyk sa18. "He's and all-around," Gable said. ROSSIGNOL - SCOTT knew, especially after he won a . the Olympics. He was in the hospital for a going to have a good year. The HEAD - SPADEMAN title in the U.S. WresUing After he finished as the No.2 week, entering under his own team's been looking really And those good people in ROFFE - DEMETRE - BURT Federation meet later that man at 114.5 pounds in America power and leaving last Sunday good. I think we're doing a lot Vestal, N.Y., know it, too. They EDELWEISS - SPORTCASTER sununer. · and returned from his Montreal with a plaster cast that will better than I thought we would also won't have to worry about and many othltrsl at this stage," he added. "We're Mysnyk getting too far out of IpecIIi SId pecIuIgee Yes, sir, they were right trip with Iowa coaches Dan remain in place for five to six FeIJluring H.d .nd Appol.ta•• 1 HOIln: Phyelc:aI Hoan: proud of their hometown Gable and J. Robinson, it was weeks. much more aggressive this shape or putting on too many llOUIgnoI IIdI product when he managed to only natural to expect, or hope, "There's really no physical year. Gable's always stressed pounds. He's already planning F.- ••.• cCllftlllate Mo.·FrI 10:30·5:30 M.lI/·F 11:30·12:45 earn a spot as a freshman on an that Mysnyk would have a pain," Mysnyk said. "It's just pinning, but this year It seems to wrestle in several freestyle Incll,.. blndlngl and T·DI 5:15·6:45 Iowa team that eventually won banner year with the Iowa that It's so frustrating. The only to be coming through." tournaments next sununer. poIH Can 351·0148 the Big Ten later that year. He wrestling team. pain Is mental pain. I'm used to For the.rest of the Iowa team, "Besides," he laughed while Rod Fitch 's Sports Center finished that first year with an But now , with a 2().pound body working out twice a day and there's a short holiday before patting his body cast, "there's the prestigious Midlands Open no way I can put on any weight 100 6th Ave. N. overall record of 12-14-1, adding cast that runs from his hips to now I have a hard time just Clinton, Iowa the 188-pound title in the Min- his head to correct a cracked walking and moving aro~d ." Dec. 28-29, a meet in which Iowa now - there Isn't any more nesota Invitational to his vertebrae, Mysnyk and the good Before the Olympics, has won the team title the past room." L. ______319·242-6652 _ High-flying Hawks aim for state title, GFORGFGt RSII\\f' 1'1 \I Lobo Classic crown IlIf191< '_Il0l101 RII \pscm " Btl f __ ~ 1 ~ I~!~.!-!!l~I!!"! __ , ,, \1t:RI "" I' \RI -. By ROGER THUROW "Album of \1IC11 \f.LTIL <,o, nlO\I \ !>. Staff Writer tf'{:z., ) If Iowa basketball Coach Lute Olson would have predicted last Ithe Month" year that his team would race to a 9-{) early season record, he , 4 ~ L ~ ~ '. would have been met with a wall of blank stares. The incredulous double-takes were expected, therefore, when Olson opened the season with a boast that his young team had the I,.","' k-nrtoMt' \I tf'r>k 1'n*1t1""'M" potential to be better than last year's squad, which finished with a ft\...... " 19-10 slate. But five games into the season, Olson's optimism \\ .. ltt'r Carl~ ~\\ itched-On Bach II remains untarnished as the h1gh.flying Hawks have breezed past \trt... ,... h,lf.- I~" Mt't ...... "(_M*'- . ~ . every pre-season opponent and could match last season's win ",",,"1M' r...... ~" '" \ 1_ . ",,"0' \t.. , "frtl t.,."1.' streak before the curtain falls on 1976 . '-lilt.. \"' I ,j~"',"' . 1". 1.... '.,.II1II'\. \' ...... _ \ "One of the goals of all the players Is to improve on last year's record," Iowa's thlrd·year coach said. "Some people thought that they were way off base in thinking they could win 20 games. Maybe they are, but what's important is that they think it can be done." While everyone else will be off on a holiday hiatus, the Hawkeyes will first be battling for the mythical state basketball ANDRe WATTS championship and then vying for the top prize of the Lobo Classic """" GEORGE GERS~WIN in New Mexico. U Iowa emerges unscathed from this Christmas The Daily lowan/lawrence Frank WADS List S6.98 competition, It will enter the Big Ten season at Minnesota Jan. 8 BY GEORGE! Iowa guard Tom Norman (34) ba. beea in some tight situations tiWIOO\''' IIUlII"E1"£.w!S riding a nine-game winning streak. Ihls season, bul tblngs wiU get stickler wben be runs up againlt bll 13 lONGS ROM THE~" SONG I0OI: But the only consecutive streak Olson Is concerned with is former leammatet Saturday nlgbt In the Field House. Norman f consistency. "Being consistent and making good progress Is the played bls fresbman season at Iowa State, transferred to Iowa a. a . SALE S3~99 key to a successful season. So far we've had a fairly consistent sopbomore, and after Sitting out last year ,Is averaging 5.% poiDts in effort in the pre-season, where we are more concerned about the Hawkeye backcourt. 1 getting better and less concerned about winning and losing." WbUe freshman guard Ronnie Lester has used the pre-season to those of the Big Ten." . Columbia Artist & Title steadily Improve his play, U center Bruce King has been the The Hawkeyes will get their first taste of Big Ten action in the mark of consistency. King came into the season needing only 163 conference opener at Minnesota Jan. 8. Winning the fight against LP '* points to reach the 1,000 career point plateau, and now Is only 63 NCAA probation, 6-10 Mike Thompson Is definitely in the Gopher 6073 Ormandy/Phila . Orch . TCHAIKOVSKY : 1812 Overture, etc. counters away after averaging 20 points through the first five lineup and looms as a threat to capture the Big Ten scoring title, 7194 Walter Carlos Switched on Bach games. On the other hand, Lester - the quickest member of after finishing second last year with a 26 .4 average. Coach Jim 7504 Various "Beethoven 's Greatest Hits Iowa's interchangable backcourt quartet - has established Dutcher's starting lineup, which remains intact from last year's 7514 Various Bach 's Greatest Hit , Vol. II career highs every time out. He Is second on the team in scoring 16-10 team, also includes guard Ray Williams and his 2O-point 7518 Various "GERSHWIN 'S GREATEST HITS with an 11.4 average, barely topping his 6-7 roommate William average and the speedy Os~rne Lockhart. 30649 Copland/London Sym ./Fonda Applachlan Spring : Lincoln Portrait Mayfield, who sports an II-point avetage. 31196 Jullilard Quartet Bartok : Quartet #1 ,2 31620 Horowitz Scriabin : Plano Works The Hawkeyes will continue their quest for the state cham· • pionship at 7:30 p.m. Saturday when Iowa State comes to the Field 31824 Bernstein/NY Phil Grofe : Grand Canyon Suite .. House. In the midst 01 a rebuilding year, the Cyclones are 2·2 this 31829 Ormand~Phlla . Orch . Strauss: Also prach Zarathustra season and are led by junior guard Leonard Allen, 6-7 forward 31833 Ormandy/Phila . Orch. Tchaikovsky : Sym . 16 Path~tlqu e royotA I Steve Burgason and 6-11 freshman center Dean Uthoff. 31839 Ormandy/Phlla. Orch.IRutger Ch , Orif: Carmlna Burana Anxious to revenge the 86-71 loss inflicted by the Hawkeyes ' PRESENTING 32088 Walter Carlos By Reque 1 ell'lier in Des Moines, Drake will invade the Field House on Dec. 32659 Walter Carlo Switched on Bach 11 21. SWl seeking Its first win of the season, Drake ls buoyed by 6-6 32681 Bernstein/london Sym . Mahler: Sym. #2 Re urrection "THE ANSWER~ 32736 Copland/Col. Cham . En$. Appalachian Spring Ken Harris, who ls averaging 19.4 points, and Napoleon Gaither, Arift TOVOIlIor len. "The ~ Ie ToyoIa·,Ioweat·prtced with a 13,4 point avera,e. CIf with tilt grl_ 11M milt. YOU'd eiCptd from ToyOl .. In 32966 Casals/Casals Fest. arch. EI Pessebre 1m!he EPA .,m .... 1lIe ~ II .1 MPG hIp.Y. 2t 33444 Jascha Heifetz In oncert (Brooks Smith, Piano) Iowa holds a 2U advantage over both intrastate rivals in the dty. Y04X aalUll mllMQIlI4l oIlY daperdng on Y04X dtMng 33788 CasalsfMarlboro Fe I . arch, Beethoven: ym. #7 A M lor, Op. 92 historic competition, whUe Olson commands a perfect record in hlbllland your WI COI'dtion WId equipment. "The~ . III game, against both teams. 11', h•• loday. You Nlead for M. You \101 M. TCJ¥(JI" • Last year', Iowa team set a record with nine victories away IIIndanI ,"""": WIidId Houn: from the Field House, and the 1976-77 Hawkeyes will see how they unitized body COIIItrudion Mon·frl. 9-9 pm measure up on the road when they fly to Albuquerque for the Lobo ~ ..rut Irant IU .. penelon. 1rlflllll000Zad S.....L_""':--IiII.$~ , . ~I. 9-5:30 CIa_lc Dec. 2~, and then open the Big Ten season with three , . Itpilion. ~. irani straight road engagements.