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,I. •••••• • • •• •• • ----• • , • • • •• , ...... 11 ...... 12...... ::: ...... 16 ...... ••.•... 20 .. " >". '0, •••... 24 ...... Tuesday ". ••...•• 28 ...... ::: I ...... 2 ...... January 24, 1978 " 1" .Iowa City's ..... PI10", ...... " Vol. 110, No. 129 , , , , , City , """' " " '" © 1978 Student Publications Inc., 10 cents ·Morning newspaper Zip . . ... " " ,,::'., . '"dudln, Iddt~ rite Ilv n below, ~ MIni_III Id 1. --. Bagin links Wilmington. 10 pardon peace talks to decorum refu.sed; sentences cut JERUSALEM (UPI) - Prime RALEIGH, N.C, (UPI) - Gov. James Wlllle Vereen, mother of one of Racial Justice In Wilmington when the MinlIter Menahem Begin said Monday B. Hunt Jr. said Monday night he the defendants, said HWlt's speech "just violence erupted. He drew a minimum of said he hopei to reswne direct negotia. "cannot and will not pardon" the tore me apart. I just don't know what's 29 years In prison pn? the church has tions with EmIt u early u next week - Wilmington 10, but reduced their sen· going to happen, We really don't think been the. main flnanctal backer of the providing Cairo IlopI insulting Israel tences to make all but their leader HWlt made the right decision," fight to free the 10. with "lbUllv, ttatementl." eligible for parole this year, Etta Patrick, mother of another of the "I have to Idd I warning," be said, The Rev. Avery E. Post, president of Hunt told a statewide television group, said "I don't think It's the end of the church, said in New York the backing speaking IndlrecUy to Egyptian leaden audience that he felt the civil rights It. It will never be ended WlUI they are from the podlwn of the IsrleU par. would continue, "I am overcome with workers - nine black men and a white free," shock and pain and disappointment," lIament. woman - were fairly tried and convicted The defendahts' chief attorney, James Post said, "We will not accept any harm to the and refused to change their sentences for E. Ferguson II, said Hunt's decision honOr of the Jewish state during conspiring to shoot at police and firemen "means that North Carolina has firmly The governor, who spent the past two negotiations, " during 1971 raclal turmoil In Wilmington. rooted Itself In the past - In racism and weeks fonnulating his opinion, said, "I He Slid hostile Ind Insulting But he said he felt their arson sen· repression." doubt it will satisfy those who have statements from the Egyptian capital tences were too severe, and reduced ChaviS was worklng for the United demanded a pardon or those who opposed made It Impollible .t this time for larael them so that eight of the 10 will be Church of Christ's Commission for any action," to send Its delegation to the Cairo paroled by Oct. 28. But the group's wi nn r of eidt mllltary taib. leader, the Rev. Ben ChaviS, will not be each category wiH "I hope at the start of next week we can eligible for parole WlW Jan. I, 1911. The House links Korean aid . They will be decide about sending our delegation woman was paroled last year. Union Feb- back." he said, Iddlng, "It Is a hope." Hunt's refUB81 to pardon the group - He .poke at the end of I flve-bour listed by Amnesty International. .as debate on the .talled Middle Eut peace political prisoners - brought a storm of totcooperation in probe moves and won. 59-9 endorJement of his protest. policies, with 19 abstaining. Tbe Rep, Parren Mitchell, D-Md., head of WASHINGTON (UPI) - A resolution Including United States programs of parUament has 120 members. the Congressional black caucus, said was introduced In the House Monday assistance for that country." Foreign Minlater MOIlle Dayan. wbo "from this point on, I will have to oppose indicating U,S. aid to South Korea might The measure was referred to the House met Monday with Underaecretary of every human rights commitment that be cut off If the Seoul government does International Relations Conunlttee. State Alfred Alberton, said earlier the comes up .. , because we can no longer not cooperate in the congreSSional In­ O'Neill, House Republican Leader United States Is working to continue the support human rights abroad and deny nuence-peddllng investigation. John Rhodes and Rep , John Flynt, Ma., negotiations despite the suspension of the them at home." ' The resolUtion, Introduced by Rep, chairman of the House Ethics Com· foreign mlnIatera conference last week Raleigh's U,S , attorney, Mickey Allen Ertel, I).Pa" and supported by mlttee. demanded in speeches on the and the Israeli dedal.on to stay out of the Michaux, said HWlt "has made a grave House Speaker Thomas O'Ne1ll, said House floor that rice dealer Tongsun error both In his reasoning and In his Seoul's failure to cooperate "will have a Park and others be made aVl\ilable for mllltary taIb for now. The Daily Iowan/John Deride Jr "They are suggesting proposals that Ti,ed Madonna position based on his reasoning." negative impact on relations between the questioninl! by Flynt's panel. are generally realistic and comprom1aes, Michaux is black. United States and the Republic of Korea. The committee Is Investigating although sometimes not acceptable on allegations that Koreans bribed memo our side or theln (Egypt's)," be said. bers of Congress to Insure favorable "Today the United States 1.1 playing a treatment for South Korea. central role In all of this." O'Neill, who said SWlday and repeated Boyd attacks funding 'ambiguity Monday that he had sent a warning to Begin, who one day earUer announced South Korean President Park ChWlg Hee postponement of the departure of the Defense (DOD) . one of the agencies that period, and that the reports could, In funds were often ImPOWlded and then on the subject last week, was asked if the By TERRY IRWIN Israeli deleg.tlon to military taib In supplies funding to the VI for research effect, penalize individuals for working released later In the year. He added that threat included a cut off of military aid as CaIro, delivered a one-hour speech to Staff Wri ter grants in areas such as the basic more than 40 hours per week, occasionally an error was made, but that well as econonlic help. parllam nt that departed algn1ficantly sciences, has agreed with the UI, not The audit, Jennings said, also asserted such errors are corrected by the lJI's HEW, about disputed salary payments. that funds paid to ill graduate assistants Internal monitoring system. "As I rel\d the House, they're going to from the haraber prepared ten. Calling the alleged misuse of more have difficulty getting any kind of aid for Where the prepared vera10n warned of than $2.1 milllOD In federal researc;t The DOD has not, however, spoken to should be returned because the VI did not "And the act of correcting the error Is HEW on behalf of the VI. withhold tax. He said although it is the what they think Is wrong. They're Korea," he replied, I total breakdown In the peace process, funds during 1971·1974 "a question of Rhodes said, "I sincerely hope that it Begin said, "We left the door completely differing opinions," UJ President Willard The audit asserts that in 1974 the VI belief of the auditors that the services asswning there wasn't an error," Jen· paid for salaries that should not have were not rendered, the VI believes they nings said. will not be necessary for us to take action open to negoti.tions In the mIlltary and Boyd said Monday the UJ would like a unilaterally as far as South Korea is political talks and on the declaration of single set of regulations to follow, come from federal funds. Jennings said were indeed rendered, and that the Issue Boyd said some of the allegations concerned. " prlnclpl . " We are anxious to follow the VI believes thls Ignores Its payroll is "no longer in dispute" because the suggested in the audit cause rum great "When we see that there are no more regulations," Boyd said, "but we would distribution system and that HEW based HEW Appeals Board has ruled In favor of concern, but that he thinks the UJ has a Tongsun Park is WIder indictment in Ibuslve statementa, there won't be any like one set to follow all the way through, this finding on an audit review of a VI other universities on the same Issue, good case. the alleged bribe scheme and Justice obstacle for our military repreaentatives If we could all agree on the ground "effort" report, which was intended Jennings said there had been late Department investigators are now in to go out and participate In the military rules." solely as a sample report of a week's expenditure transfers at the VI, but that "I think that It is very Important that Seoul questioning him about It. So far. talks." The 96-page audit report asserts that: activity, such transfers had occurred for three no one has questioned the quality of the however, there has been no firm In· The written version said: "In such an - The UJ Illegally transferred $234,882 Jennings said the figures In the "ef· reasons, He said notices of grants or research done at the UJ," he said "The dlcation from the South Korean govern· atmosphere of hatred and Indtement to In federal monies from one accoWlt to fort" report were used by the auditors to continuations of grants often arrived late agencies seem to tblnk that It Is well ment that Park will be returned to the hatred against the Jewish people and the another; judge facu1~y activity for a seven-month from federal agencies, and that federal done," United States to testify before Congress. Jewlab ltate, It would be useless and - Research personnel were paid humillatlni for our delegation to go to $967,137 In stipends. not salaries, which is Cairo." against regulations; and But despite the apparent IIOftening of - The UJ spent $946,344 In federal funds BegIn', language, apokesman Dan Patur on salary overcharges. MECCA accused of decreased services said the warning -aalJllt insulting Jewish Edward Jennings, VI vice president MECCA Director David Hensen toward the building of a self~erving paperwork. honor wu Intended u written. for finance. said the UJ in April 1976, By THERESA CHURCHILL alcoholism Industry at the expense of In CaIro , President Anwar Sadat met denied that MECCA's budget increased submitted a detailed written response to Staff Writer at all over its 1977 budget. He said that alcoholics and the taxpayers." Jim Clemens, formerly a MECCA with hI.I top aides to consider Israel's the audit and that In August 1977, the UJ Mulford said, "It seems like the counselor, was fired In 1977 because of 01 the the present 1978 budget of $2311,000 is decision to stay out military talks orally presented Its response to the alcoholic is becoming sort of irrelevant "insubordination and failure to follow for the time belng and to consider a new $5,000 less than last year's budget. auditors In Washington, D.C. A committee of alcoholics has ac· Although Hensen could not verify the - the goal of reaching alcoholics has directions," accordinl! to Hensen. diplomatic offensive aeekIng greater Jennings said Monday the VI has not cused the Mid·Eastern Communities given way to building programs for U.S. and international lIupport for alleged 30 per cent caseload drop, he Clemens, now the -specialized ser· formally appealed the audit. "There Is CoWlcll on Alcoholism (MECCA) of said such a percentage "would not their own sake, without regard to Egypt', position. nothing to appeal right now," he said. vices counselor for the Johnson County actions "on the borderline of surprise" him. whether the service will be any more "There wu the audit and then came our Department of Correctional Services, illegality," UlIIM!cessary expenditures Hensen also disagreed with the effective, " said he was fired because he refilled tel response, We have not heard from them and an over-emphasls on family assertion that family counseling is He said that MECCA's treatment has (HEW) since," decrease his caselOid to keep up with counseling, . over-emphasized. "I do believe, turned away from dealing with increased paperwork, Boyd said the VI would like "a steady These actions have allegedly resulted however, that alcoholism is a family problems llhared by most alcohoUcs to state and single set of regulations" to in decreased services to alcoholics In illness," he said, adding that the name an over-concentration on one need that The conunlttee's letter also accused foUow. "We want to account properly," the community. of the Iowa City office, the Alcoholic some alcoholics have, which is family MECCA of refusing to meet with the he said. "It 11 hard, though, to report The Committee for Improved Service and Family Counseling Center, Is courlseling. conunlttee about Its concerns and The tnOII common form 01 ctiId ..... MIIUII , differenUy to different agencies. to Alcoholics made 32 complaints and probably the "real issue." The general atmosphere of MECCA refusing to release operations figures ICCOIdIng 10 lie AMA " 8M MOly, PIOtIhr... "We would like to have an accounting charged that MECCA's "Indifference to The local MECCA offices, which offices was also the subject of several from the agency. Old lilt bl* cia k? They iii,.. ~ rngt'II twwe In ayatem to cover all transitions, but we the feeling of the tupayers of the serve Johnson, Iowa, Cedar and concern. expressed by the alcohoUcs' ~ II'M'IItr myIItry •• s.. lIay. PlOt ellI­ realize that different agenetes have community Is on the borderline of Washington COWltles, were also the committee, Henaen denied these charges, statln& T_III. IoaIIII ... erywh ••• and peril. too different needs." illegality ... subject of a recent study by Harold The committee also questioned the that conunlttee member Royce Nelson ~ drope 10 d/WI , See IIcry. PlOt_II\, Boyd said he would like to reduce The letter also questions an alleged 30 Mulford, director of alcohol studles of resignations of seven MECCA board has received every financial and cUent • IIIIf9.oeIIIucM mull 1011 out ~.. hlfllegee paperwork to reduce confusion, but that per cent Increase In MECCA's budget the VI department of Psychiatry, In his members and several staff members In statement he has rtqueeted. "I eYE In 0t0tt 10 be tIIfCIVe . ..V ...., ,8M Mcry. be alao believes each agency thinks of last year because It was accompanied analysis of MECCA's services, Mulford the past year, as well as an ad­ have his (Nellon's) signature In· pegeflv •• Itself u belng autonomous. by a 30 per cent drop In the case load. concluded that he sees "a general trend ministrative trend toward more dlcating that," Hensen said. Jennlnas said the U.S, Department of

IntheNew8 ------~------~------made to recapture the spirit that fol· Some Democrats on Capitol HIll were "I certainly would not want to be The Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Incurred at the time of her death In 1989. lowed meetlngl between PrIme MInister initially critical of the proposed deficit, there," Ambassador Gabriel Lewis Association, which represents some hair The children - noted singer and ac­ Menahem Begin IJId President Anwar caUing It too high for a period of "solid Galindo told reporters. dye makers, says products with the tress LIza MinneW, 31, singer wrna Luft, 25, and Joseph Luft, 22 - uked the court Sadat and to twn full .ttentlon through economic growth. It "It (rejection of the treaties) would temporary dyes no longer are being quiet diplomacy to the lIubstance of the Overall spending for the fiacal year come as a real shock to the Panamanian made, although some still may be on the to appoint them administrators of the estate. negOtiatiOIll. It beginning Oct. I, which Carter labeled people, and those who would be shocked market. The adrnlnlstration made clear, in Its "restrained," would Increase by $38 would react very negatively," Lewis One of the four permanent dyes .no Willa do not take effect unIeu found Cslfe, pa.,.. nd·a-bllf .tatement, that the bnuon - 8.2 percent - above the $4S2 said, longer III being ulled by major valid bv a probate court. United States will continue to play an bnuon for ftacal 1978. However, '-10 Lewis and two other Panamanian manufacturers. WASHINGTON (UPI) - PreIldent active role, both In bringing the parties bnuon of that would be eaten by lnfIatlon, offlc1ala - Nicolas Ardito Barletta, Arthur Upton, director of the NeI, told Weather Cvter and Sec:retary of State Cyr\II back together and In the overall Middle so "real" growth would be less than 2 minlJter of Planning and Economic a HoUle Investlptions subconunlttee • Vance, 1I11n1 Mideut puce talb have PoUcy, and Alfredo Lopez-Guevar •• a ban "might be going a little too far at this The weather staff wu a Uttle upeet to EIIt peace effort. percent. find that III of the black membera of the !*ly bien "temporar1ly 11IIP'ftded," "Resources are limited and govern· special ambassador who took part In time," althoqh "I wouldn't choose to \lie Wanday nlcht W1ed Eopt IJId Iaratl to treaty negotiations - were In Detroit to the hair dyes with these compounda," Wllmlngton 10 were not pardoned by ment must dlactplIne Ita choice. and Ita Gov. Hunt of North CarolIna. Tbe token IDd their harab nchlnc- and return to Budget scope," Carter said In a message to speak at a Detroit Economic Club lunch­ tbe ne.oUIUn. table for "quitt WASHINGTON (UPI) - President eon and promote business Investmentlln Croatian, pointing out that be wu 01 ConarelS, which eventually mlllt, pili Garland Asian descent prior to the Iequiaitian 01 IIpIomlcy ." Carter Monday tent eonare- • ..2 judgment on his reque.ts. their country. "Tbe pretidtnt and tbt ItCI'IW'y 01 billion budlet - $2,214 for each NEW YORK (UPI) The . three certaln illegal hablta, auutltad that ltate hope Ulat the public eubaDI- 01 American - ,mphl.lling defen.e, children of Judy Garland said In probate HWlt made a declIlon without havIna the I1cent dall .... now btbInd 111," the education and IMI1Y and keeping clole Canal o'les papers IDed Monday they believe their full information on the ca. Tbe poor White HoUII lAId In • .tatement rein on new government apendlng. mother died broke. Croatian malntaln'4 that until th.y foUowlnt a IO-mlnute ~ between Carter'. fllcal 1m apendlng plan - D E T R 0 I T (UPI) - Panama', WASHINGTON (UPI) - The National In the papera IDed In Manhattan lltarted smoking dope, the WIImlnIton 10 Carter and Vance. 'lbe.aaIocI bttan Jut the nation 'J (irat to aeeed half a trillion amb ...a,dor to the United Stat~. Cancer Institute reported Monday that SurrOSate Court, the children -actress were white. IIIlnatea after the prealdtnt returned dob.n - contained no .urpriIe•. But It warned Monday that Senate rejecUon of lis hair dyes Ippear to caUle cancer In Uza MinneW, singer Lorna Luft and In protest, weather' for rldltl II III from a rtIttW .-end In Gtcqla. called for a defldt of •.8 bnuon, tbIrd the propoaed PlJWOa Canal treaties teat animals. Joseph Lult - said they believed the order: winter .torm Witch today, hlIhI Carter and Vanc:t a;pre..cl hope, the larI.. t ever and only '1.2 bllllon below could IpIl'k I violent reaction from Four are In permanent dyes, the other ....ta of the late film Jtar's estate art In the mid 301 with loll 01 clouda and lltat.nen\ ul4. "\bat mtJ tftort will be the CW'I'eIIt loIal. Panamanian radicals. two In temporary dI.. and hair rtnaa •. not enouch to cover the debts abe had anowfall towarda the tnnlnC. Pqe Z-The Dally Iow~lowa City, lowa-Tuetday, January 24, lr78 leA Council sets airport financial review Spring Break to directed in an informal sellion interest by 888uming both roles. each gallon of fuel sold at the memorandum, "The poIIlbility I By LEE SEVIG By RHONDA DICKEY eXlll1lples. I Monday. The fixed base operator runs airport - from two cents in the of confilct of interest ... may Councilor Carol de ProBle : SIaIt Wriler Staff Wriler The memorandum was the Iowa City Flying Service, 1_1962 lease. exist: The Airport Com­ praised Embree', memoran­ submitted by Caroline Embree, which dispenses fuel and mission's agent (manager) Is dum, as well as a report the KRUI wUl gOI Allegations that the Iowa City Discussion of the " Hawaii a member of the Airport provides an air taIl service; memorandum occurred during also the Airport CommialLon'a Airport Comml88ion submitted 11, 1m, IIIIng ~ Airport Commission hal from the Commillion. - the discontinuation of an a presentation of the fiscal year principal renter." to the council. DeProue told allowed the city's financial Jones told the council he goel Aaaociatlons CI control to dl88ipate will be The document also questions: annual audit of the flying ser­ 1979 budget for the airport. commission member Jack vice's books; "on the record" as being both Perkins, a former commiulon , which intendl t reviewed by City Manager Neal - whether Airport Manager Embree questioned the the airport manager and fixed Escape the Cold , As.odated Rei Berlin and City Atty. John and Fixed Base Operator E.K. - the lack of increase in the retention of Jones in both chairman, that In the past she base operator and added he (ARM) for oW! Haye'l, the City Councll Jones is involved in a conruct of flowage rate - the city tax on capacities and said In her had asked past chairpersons for Spend 7 nights at Reef "welcomes" an inquiry into a more details about airport ltatlon. possible conflict of Interests. budgets, "and none of you have Towers Waikiki Beach. KRUl, a stu C.E. Peterson, chairman of been able to answer the uUon, hal beer 1". when ARH the Airport Commilllon, said questions for me ." Leave O'hare March 161h _ because 01 Condominiums unacceptable later that Jones' situation "Is DeProsse said later she wants not an unusual arrangement." to determine whether the air­ for Sunshine equipment ar Of the apprOximately 180 Iowa port Is being well run, and if problems. airports, Peterson said, 81 have Jones Is getting a reasonable, $439 (per person) Both CAC and , haft considered for county, 'says zoning group fixed base operators, 72 of but not elcessive, profit. The sign up today whom also serve as airport most "striking" aspect of whole parcel for single family cope with it," he said. "U this road is not enough in the winter. managers. Embree's chronology of airport to ensure reservations I By JESS DeBOER homes might be the best goes in, the few gains that we "We've been snowed in twice Staff Wriler Peterson added that he un­ leases, she said, Is "what the compromise. have been able to make will be already this winter," she said. derstood the original lease city has lost with every "I understand single family gone in one big cut." "Just think what it will be like provided for a percentage of the amendment of that contract." The plan to build con­ zoning Is not what the JoAnn Schropp, who llves with 600 people trying to get out fixed base operator's income to Former Finanee Director JOe dominiums south of the 1-380 developers want," she said, across the road from the of there. You can do what you go to to city, and that the audit Pugh Jr., who wrote a 1973 interchange in the Swisher­ "but they haven't presented us proposed development said the want, but there is no way you was to determine the grou memorandum critical of Air­ 353-5257 Shueyville area Is unac­ with what we want either." planned aceell down a dead end can keep It from snowing." income. In later leases, the port Commission maintenance ceptable, the Johnson County The present plan would zone commission and the flying of financial records, said, Planning and Zoning Com­ only about half of the tract for service used a fixed rent to be "Over a period of time, the mission indicated at their single family dwellings; Pinckney. case dies paid to the city, a provision that AIrport Commission's position meeting Monday evening in the another part of the tract would would not require an audit, vis-a-vis the fixed base opehtor University Programming Service Activities Center, County Supervisors' rooms in be for multi.family housing. DES MOINES (UPI) - Polk Beer and Liquor Control Peterson said. has deteriorated." Pugh said he the Courthouse Annex. The remaining three acres County District Judge Ray Department. "We have sure let some of the believed Jones should provide would be left in the present Hanrahan Monday threw out Assistant Attorney General control (T,ver the airport) go," an audited financial statement "The county isn't geared up to highway commercial the last criminal charges Garry Woodward said the Peterson said, but he said the In Jones' position as fixed base handie multi.family housing," classification, which according remaining from a lengthy state would appeal control was turned over to the operator. DI Classifieds 353-6201 said Commissioner Tom to Paul Charipar, a principal in state investigation of alleged Hanrahan's rulings to the city. Peterson mentioned city In other action, the council Williams. "And I don't think It the development company, corruption within the Iowa Iowa Supreme Court. control over the books and discussed the fiscal year 1919 wants to be geared up. There might be the site of a grocery maintenance equipment as library budget. are areas in Iowa City and in the store to serve the estimated 600 smaller towns that ' are ready residents who might live in the for this kind of development. development. They have the services for it." Jerry Cisar, a Shueyville city Old buildings yield many uses Commissioner Jack Neuzil counclbnan, spoke against the favored downzoning the land to rezoning, because of problems Bloomington, the front of which Society held their meetings," he said. "They have thick walls. the agricultural classification. the development· might cause By JESS DeBOER is now occupied by Pagliai's said. In about 1918 the ballroom There can be a party going on Welcome "If that takes a court sult," with the water quality in the Siaff Wriler Pizza, is a good example of a was converted into apartments. next door and you can't hear >- Back Neuzil said, "now is as good a McAlister Creek watershed. building that was well cared for The building now occupied by it." - time as any." "Shueyville is trying to keep and continues to be useful, the Bloomington Street The building Is still profitable to Shirley Slxt, who chairs the our growth down to a Deterioration and demolition McCormick said. Laundromat, 316 E. for the owner, according to commission, said zonin~ ~e reasonable rate so that we can need not be the fate of the a the "They kept it up Instead of BlOOmington, was part of the McCormick. .) historic buildings on Iowa City's saying that it is an old building original complex and housed a The building now occupied by 0 U ofl near northSide, according to so let's tear It down and build a feed store, McCormick said. John's Grocery, 401 East Prof. George McCormick of the new one," he said. The area between the feed store Market St., was a hose house for from City Newsbriefs Ul Geology Department, in a Relatives of the family that and the main building was the the fire department, according 3372tl7 the presentation at St. Paul's built it in 1875, still own and live courtyard for the hotel. The to the earliest records. Reels of Luthern church, Sunday in the former hotel, grocery hotel doorway was through an fire hose were stored in the Professionals at HAIR LTD Police beat evening. store, ballroom, feed store arch stfll visible on the east side front and the carts in the back. Well maintained buildings complex, he said. of the building. In 1892 the building was Douglas Allan Harding, 31, substance. can often be adapted to sult the Vladmir Skarda, the current The back of the building, converted to an office, in 1899 a We know that you enjo ed our erne ter of 524 E. Church St. was An incorrect police report times without destroying their owner, lives on the ground floor, bordering the alley, was a saloon and in 1920 it was a cigar break with kiing in Color.ado and unb.a· arrested by Iowa City pollce Sunday afternoon listed historical value, he said. about half way back in an area carriage house on the first floor, and perfume factory. It first thing in Florida. All thai outdoor un and fun Monday morning and charged Richard Zachary, 20, of 113 McCormick is active in the that was the dining room, a laundry on the second and became a grocery store in 1926. leave your kin and hair in ne d of condi­ with disorderly conduct, after Currier Hall as being arrested Near Northside Neighborhood McCormick said. The front, now rooms on the third, he said. Now The building that housed the police received a complaint after police received a tioning from the p ople who know - the Association and is involved in a pizza restaurant, was the third floor has been Unlon Brewery, now part of the profe ional at HAIR LTD. We car about that he was allegedly inside complaint from the manager court action to preserve the originally occupied by two removed and the other two Economy Advertising building, the women's locker room at of That Bar, 325 E. Market St. area. He attributed most of his grocllr)' stores. floors converted to apartments. 117 North Unn, was one Ii three you. the Iowa City Recreation The report-should have listed information to fire insurance "The enUre second floor over "The building is structurally breweriej In a three-block area, P. Kay Luchman Center. Upon arrest, Harding the complaintant as the records and old city directories. Pagliai's was a ballroom where better than most of the new McCormick said. Durlng Cheri Barn y was charged with possession manager of Pagllai's Pizza, Slezak Hall, 302 East the Bohemian Benevolent buildings going up now." he Prohibition the Missisippi of a schedule one controlled 302 E. Bloomington. Valley Rubber Co. made inner Candy Brown \Ubes there. Mary Lenoch . The brewery has two sets of Phone ]37-2117 Donnelly Care facility elects SECa cellars, one for aging and one for bottling, according to Harold M. Donnelly, election until 191Kl. employees, 'After the election, be up to Logan and Dave McCormick. A tunnel under the REDKEN chairman of the Johnson "I have been a full-time By TOM DRURY people will be dismissed.' Keeghan, I guess." street provided direct accell RK County Board of Supervisors, supervisor and if elected will Siaff Writer Logan said that on Sunday, ~e Logan said, "Everybody is for a restaurant across the announced Monday he will continue to be the same. prepared a complaint, charging ready now to put all of thls street. seek re-election to the board in Things have calmed down at the adminstrator with illegally behind us and put together a "Many taverns and the June 6 Democratic the board meetings; now Employees of the Johnson influencing the election. good contract that will benefit restaurants had beer piped to primary. Johnson County is on the move County care Facility voted 1+8 the employees and not hinder them so they didn't have to be again," DoMeliy said. The complaint would have DoMelly, elected to the Monday to be represented in been sent to the state Public management in doing their hauling barrels all the time," he board In 1976 to fill an unex­ Besides DoMelly's seat, two collective bargaining by the job. " said. others will be up for election Employment Relations (PER) pired term will be seeking a Staff Employees Collective Board if the union had been It Sounds Better ••. four-year term. this fall, as the board expands Organization (SECO) union. to five members. The el­ voted down, he said. Dear Friend: Loreda CUek and Don Sehr, "SECO is now the exclusive Asked whether he will con· also on the three-person panalon was mandated In 1976 representative for those em­ My brown leather briefcase disappeared because it' .._--.-.._ by Johnson County voters. tinue with the complaint, Logan .. board, will not come up for ra- ployees at the county care said, "I do plan to wait a few from the cloakroom of the Currier dining room facillty in the bargaln1ng unit," days before I make a decision last Thursday while I was eating there. Inside it Dave Keeghan, labor relations on that. I'm going to have a talk were two political science textbooks and a Courts specialist to the Johnson County with the SECO Board of Charges of second degree guilty of public intoxication, Board of Supervisors, said ·Directors ... notebook of personal value that I have been Monday. sexual abuse were dlsmisssed but guilty of injury to a The unfair influence charge using for about a year. This notebook is the by Magistrate Joseph Thorn­ vehicle, Jan. 18, stemming After the election, In which a most precious of my entire academic career in majority vote was needed, was "absolutely" denied by ton against two Chicago men from an Incident on Nov. 29, Administrator Richard Kelley, the United States, and I only hope that it will Monday. 1977. facility Administrator Richard Kelley said, "They ( the em­ speaking for himself and Co­ be returned to where it was taken. James Chylewsld, 34, and Johnson County Magistrate admlnistra tor Doris Kelley. Eugene Greer, S4, were Leon Spies found Anderson ployees) got what they wanted. arrested Jan. 12 following an guilty of damaging a squad Majority rules." The election followed months • incident involving a 2~year· car after Anderson Idcked the The election was the result of of Investigation into alleged old Coralville woman on Jan. car while being arrested for a December PER Board mistreatment of facility 11. public Intoxication at a Hills decision designating the facillty residents and staff. The County The charges were dropped volunteer Fire Department employees 88 a s~parate Care Review Board, respon­ POTPOURI becauie the woman refused to meeting. Anderson was fined bargaining unit. Prior to that sible for overseeing facility testify, according to Aut. $100 and court costs on the decislon, facillty employees had operation, issued a report In cents in decorati - Johnson County Atty. Paul charge. been included with courthouse December that said the facility Peglow. Spies also ruled that the fire employees, who are not in­ Is "In good order." containers or by the OUrIC ') department's meeting was not volved in collective bargalnlng. Asked whether collective Vote Randy Anderson, a in a public place and therefore SECO Business Manager bargaining will change labor­ WICK N WAX Alvin Logan had charged volunteer for the Hilla FIre acquitted Anderson of the management relations at the Phl/.a Centn' Onl' Department, was found not public intoxication charge. Sunday that one of the facility facility, Kelley said, "I don't ruled admlnstrators tried to influence know . That'll be up to whoever ion - , nt 9;30 - 5 the union vote by telling several nellotiates the contract. That'll 2216 AM/FM TER 0 R EIV R 16 Watt per h"nn I Into 8 Ohm , Minimum conunuou pow r output from 20 DI Classified Ad Blank Hz to 20 kH7 , with no mor than 0.5'1 TOI.I Wrlle ad below using one word per blank. Harmonl 01 lortion

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Clty,loft-Tlleaay, J....., U, lI'7I--....e I Now I CAe will fund radio station Camp HAWAII Avelleble i ItattPn but eenate Executive CAC alao aid the Student Is what the Activities Board told week failed to receive I! 'By LEE SEVIG Secretary Donn Stanley IIid Judicial Court should decide them to do, a spokesperson for recognition by CAC. Councilors . $345* Air Only • : SI-" Writ., Monday, "It would atartle me If whether the National the NFB aid Monday. He said were skeptical that too much tbere were any action (by Federation of the BUnd (NFB) he W81 unaware that the NFB student money would be used to I KRUI trW go 011 the air Aug. ltlllte) 011 KRUI In the next few can be recognized 81 a student could go to CAe to achleve finance tl\.e yearbook, a project 16, 1m, IIIinI $4,000 In IundIni monthl." group. recognition. that has been unsuccessful ' from the Colleglat. Although KRUI wa. on NormaUy, CAC would make SInce senate rejected the financially In past years. c: 1U"::?1::II=-=-..~.~_a->- , Alloclatlon. Council (CAC), .nate'. fee card thllllmuter, the decision on whether an court's opinion, Meredith said Presently, the yearbook * Any Saturday the Cold wbIch 1n1endl to petiUon the ltlllte has !ell than $2,000 left organization could be CAC should give the court committee could become a to Saturday ",.oclated R.lldence Han, In lte budget and WII not en· recognized II a student group. another chance to re-establish commission of senate, without ights at Reef (ARH) for ownerahlp of the thuslutic about funding the Councilor Steve Meredith, III rightful position. He alao said CAC approval. This would not ~~ I ..tion . ltation, Stanley aid. CAC'. however, aid the court should tha t by leaving the declslon up make the cornrnlsslon a written CALL ~,~ 353·5257 kiki Beach. KRUI, a atudent-run radio funda total $20,000, uld CAC make the declalon because It to the court, the "highly part of the senate constitution, alation, has been defwIct since President Benita DIlley. has been "taking a few punches political" situation would not however; a status that aU other Unlveralty Programming Service, Actlvltl .. Center, IMU are March 1611 1". when ARH abut the ItlUon CouncUor Steve Meredith uld lately. " have to be debated In an open comml88lons have. clown beca \lie of lte Inadequate the uperience ci broadcasting Student Senate rejected the meeUng. . Either way, senate would still equipment and financial on a .tudent-run atationsuch II Court's opinion Thursday that When the court makes Its be flnanclaUy responsible for p-obltml. KRUI w.. "neceuary for the NFB should be recognized. decision, the NFB should decide the yearbook. the·CLEARING offers another way to see ••. Both CAe and student Senate 1II)'0ne who wants to do any NFB originally went to llnate whether It wished to apply to In other action, CAe bave eonaIdered operating the good radio." to gain recognition becaU8e that CAC for recognition, Meredith Executive Associate Nell said. Ritchie was also named vice CAe also agreed that the president. Rich Brand resigned Hawkeye Yearbook project the vice presidency when he Coralville tosses drugs could legaUy be a student, but transferred to the University of not CAC affiliated, commission. Chicago. The executive overdose, drug ex­ opt1mlatlc we cap make a go of After gaining funding by llnate, associate position will be filled By TOM DRURY perimentation, and the use of It yet." the yearbook committee last at a later date. 353-5257 Staff Wriler outdated medicine, Standley aa1d. . FOOD SEX MONEY AGING The Coralville Police "For the first year, It (the Department'. campaign to get response) W8I very good," he House ERA fight intensifies IocIl cltlzena to throw out old aid. ene. and turn 11) the container. But Stsndley IIid the at­ -----~--- deadline in March, 1979 In order the people's right to choose." FREE INTRODUCTORY CLASSES THE WEEK OF JAN. 23 ... a "great 1\ICCtII," Police tendance at the Saturday By PAUL YOUNG for it to become law. Legislators on both sides of Cb1ef Bob Standley IIid Sun­ program "wal very disap­ Staff Writer the bill are now working to clear THE CLEARING, 627 Iowa Ave., 337-5405 day. pointing." Most Democratic Iowa up its language and, according But a Saturday morning De.pl te tallts by Debate on an Equal RIghts legis1ators view the amend- to Hargrave, "to make the bill PfOIfIm on preventing ments fileTonie Nathan. Oregon journalist. WlS the Uberta· IVER LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - election retults In Ann Arbor day'tone Mr. Malonls will explain how anyone can "fight city risn Party', flrat Vlce-Prealdentlal candidate In inlo 8 Ohms. The Mlchlgan Supreme Court CIrcuit Court, the 'udge ordered hall ." using examples from many aapecta of health 1972. She bec:ame the first women In US hi8lory to r oulpUI from 20 I'IIJed Monday voten lJll.y keep two women to announce who freedom, Including mental health. receive an electral vote. Ms. Nathan was a th n 0.5(1( TOI.-.I lbelr cboIcta aecret mn If their received their votes. JOHN JOSEPH MATOtIS. JO delegat.at-Iarge to the Internltional Women', ilnproper ballotl w.re In· Suaan Van Hattum refilled, Saturday January 28 8:30 pm ConItrll'lCe In Houlton. She will report on !hat con­ _tly cut. W81 threatened with contempt ~ beacfl Also ROBERT JAGGARD, MD. explaining th. dan­ ftrlnOl. 1be hIah court naIed In fa ... ci court and waited handcuffed gers of NatIonal Health Insurance. TONIE NATl1AN Sunday Jar.lary 29 2·5 pm tf two wom.n who were In the judge'. chamber. for Alao SYLVIA SANDERS. AtaocIaUon of lIIrea!tned with contempt of leveral hour. before being Ubtrtarian Femlrisll CGurt when they nfuatd releued. Diane LuinaId alao Regllhlon .,.,... to march 18~26 FIIdoy 1pm llacloee how they voted In an refuled, under a contempt JIruIry Hpm JcIInJ . ~ CNItv. OIIIII/ICI (-.0,) Why go with UPS to DtlytOlll? %7Il 7·1 0:30 pm TorN,..,." 811", ~rMdam (-.0,) Ann Arbor mayoral election lut threat, to reveal how she voted. JcIInJ. __ 1. UPS Auur. quality accomodatlon •. a.IInIIy 8:31).11 :30 TuR...... Apru. One woman had been Without commenting on the JIruIry 1IIde~JIOIIIrd __ Sod. SecuIIy MIgI bandcufftd In a Judi", validity of the election, the 2. UPS IlIUm quility tnlnlportatlon. 28th 1-2 pm lhv.w.outZ~ 3. UPS Travel II I IIOII1Irofit INdent OI'Vll'llzatlon - Wpm GIrt"- W1Io NMdI FIfTn 7 ~ for .vtral hours for jUltictI aid IUWIJmouaIy that Upm Don ErnIIIIrQII WIllI Ie 1JIerIy'I refull. tbt constitutional richt to a whoM PUI'pON I. to prOYlclt qulNty travel , 111m "TIle IncndbIo IrIId Modi"." 1be court rejected a con .. lnexpentlvaty ...... "TIle MorbI 01 ~. Hcret ballot could not be _( : (3111311-2371 br JIn. 24) 4. UPS I.c:luslv. partI. for trip """'bert only with &-41:30 ...... tlon by mayoral candidate violated unIa. tr.ud II pro,en. iPontorl 1:31).1"", ~JIOIIIrd wt;y NIIIonII ...... Ine.nnoo7 Belcher that 2S AM Arbor plenty of rtfrtthmentl. 80 10:30 pm John J. MIIGnIt HtIIII F.-cIoIM ttw. No JUCh dectpUon wu alJqtel 10'.31).11..., "WI Won, .. F_1q/IA1· ... realdente whoM baUoCI II. Our trantportatIon la op~o",'. lin! In the AM Arbor c. •. openlOpodc UbtIIaI1en P-'Y ~ litre ItbouId to e. w. ofter a licit trip to Dlaney World. 8uncIIy 8-"'" ln,alId ha.. Jonathan 1We, an ACLU .ieI'oItr'I 111m·1 pm Don !mIIJtrOIr IIIcIMMI FIMdam dIcIare how they vot.d. 7. OIytOlllla c:1OII to I'lllJor Florida tourl,t lIttnIetlone. 2ItI ...... aUomey r.... llt!nl~. Van lin! Belcher IoIt by 0lIl vote to "WeWan'''F_~ Hattum, aaId hi bad eJj>ected DlICOVIr why OIyo", I, Florida', pllc:e to btl ...... 011 .... ~ ~ Women', y_.... ~ IItpcr1 lllcumbent Albert H. Wheeler In the vrict. 2::10-1:30 TorNNIIMn .. clty'l mayor race. The IS Comparal 8rMo ..... 'MIllie ,nrIIm? CIIIMated bIlIoU .... cut by "II you have 1111 doubt when Any morning. afternoon. or lYenlng '10 Studlnt14 ..... actua1lr livtna ouIIide JOIlIO In the votinI booth u to Each adcItional ....on 15 S2 conflrll'lCl UIIIonI) lilt city limite. Municipal the NCracy of your ballot," he Complet. (7 $30 "0 -=aon GftIc:Iala hid cerUfttd said, "then you mlCht vote a. , lllamuftlld .... t:t,:OUld with lomebody \~~\_U.. O,"II 353-5257 For Information, call "1-2371 Send reg!ltratlon to : Conferencet and InltltulellMU In Bt\eher' ...... of tbt .,... your abouIder." , Pile ...The Dally )owu-Iowl City, )owa-TaelClay, J ..uary 14, una

Tuesday, January 24, 1978 Vol. 110, No. 129 (j II fI <»"'''''' ,.pt ... .., on "'n, D"O" tI. III. ""',...,. '" III. ~ _, """ IN,'" IIK....wr" __ '" "" 000Iy 10 ...,. rI S P"""""'"'St"GI"~u"'cat,ono Inc lit c-...... c.rw. _,"" _tnVirginia suburbs, the perennial leaders, are The practice of giving government workers respects, if you want to know what's wrong with fools, as persons who may complain but on basic ahead again. raises to offset Inflationary degradation of the paying government employees more than the always pay up to support them, and ( Average household income in our nation's dollar Insures that public payroliers' iead In worker-producers in a society, look at the SovIet length, after years of paying up 80 they can compensation will grow. Private sector wage A If( capital is $27,702. Only 11 other metropolitan Union. special demoralization and cynicism at Neiman-Marcus and get their ru~owna. III , 1 areas have average family incomes In excess of comes from knowing one is being taxed so a EUzab th Arden's, w must end our Uvea 1\ $20,000, and only one, Nassau and Suffolk parasiticai class, which performs no visible dlgent, standing In th Ir lin ,waiting for ~ F counties on suburban Long Island, N.Y., comes function, may enjoy luxuries that one cannot much-advertised lIovernment services that Ib, rights If( close to reaching the income levels achieved in afford oneself. Washington and Dallas are two exist. I n Washington. With virtually all wage ellrners nicholas cities with a Nieman-Marcus Department Store; Against all this It's arguabie that Jimm) II either employed by the government directly or Washington and New York each have a Carter never had a chance, no matter what Itt hi through government contractors (the favored von hoffman Bloomingdale's (another inordinately expensive may have thou bt wh n he was running (rJ i. pi The Supreme Court's recent ruling that police officers may way of hiding the true dimensions of government and trendy department store) i there is but one flee . Once in the office he hIS acted more lile. II order motorists out of their vehicles when they are stopped employment), average family income in the Elizabeth Arden beauty salon in London, Paris of us waltlng In a government line than Bliit I for traffic violations is one of the most wrongheaded District of Columbia and environs is an un­ and Rome, but there are two In Washington, D.C. possessor of the ultimate big desk before wItI .. believable '13,004 a year higher than in Los earners' Inflation equalization raises come more Compensating government workers at these we line up . That may be because he b I R< decisions to come out of the court in years. dI Previously, policemen were required to furnish a Angeles, more than ,10,000 a year higher than in slowly. Thus, although public payrollers are astounding rates puts them on another track In politically weak man In a politically .. ~ reasonable cause to justify such an order, such as a suspicion New York City, more than $8,000 a year higher major contributors to inflation, the present pay life than the rest of us must run. Given superior po ilion, but what's depressing is that he ha L that a crime was being committed, but now there is no than In Chicago. _ system tends to give them a money premium, a pay, medical and reUrement benefits, they know never even tried. He of th studied S}'IIIOOir requirement that the officer be able to explain the reasons for Another way to express the massive over· cash. prize, for doing their work inefficiently, they will never need to rely on the programs they ge ture has made many a g ture, symbolic.,. her-his actions. Officers may order motorists out on the compensation of federal government ' exployees therefore contributing to yet greater inflation. administer. They will never be on the line of old material, to the inhabitants of the fed!n , I is to look at the total disposable income figures . honeycomb, and th y all carry but one llleIII&!. street arbitarily, any time they stop a car. Federal pay at all levels and in all lobs should be or sick people queued up In front of their own The Washington metropolitan area with about tied not to the consumer price index but to desks. You have nothing to fear from me. F In a 6 to 3 decision, the court said that "legitimate con­ three million people in it had over $28 billion In private sector wages In real or non-inflated They lack the moUve to be energetic and cerns" for the officers' safety outweigh "what is at most a disposable income while Philadelphia with purchasing power dollars. curious and to make whatever they do suc­ Copyrl,hl. lPn. by Kin' F_atllrfl Syndicc~ , mere inconvenience" for the motorists. somewhat fewer than 5 million people barely Under such an arrangement, federal em- cessful. The fruits of their work, whether sweet Inc Making someone get out of a vehicle may seem at first glance like a mere inconvenience, but what it amounts to is an unconstitutional violation of a basic right. Such IIction s clearly violates the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, ·JalDaican study delDolishes pot horror stories which establishes that: To the Editor: The right o/the people to be secure in their persons, houses, Lynda Mugge recently reported in a letter papers and elJects, against unreasonable searches and to the editor (DI, Jan. 23) statements from a seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, Sen,ual Drugs. book by Hardin and Helen Jones, 8 but UPO" probable cause, supported by oath and a/firmatio", The book seems to postulate every phobia of '00 and particulariy describing the place to be searched. and the marijuana use from claims of permanent brain persons or things to be seized. damage to changes in personality and facial s If taking someone out of their vehicle, without probabie expression (perhaps from an expression of ~ cause, is not an "unreasonable seizure," then it is hard to sadness to one of joy and elation). I would like to Fe imagine what would be. The gentlemen of the majority - Chief Justice Warren s Burger, Justices Potter Stewart, Byron White, Harry Black­ mun, Lewis Poweli and William Rehnquist - did not offer a Input cogent legal argument to explain why they were suspending the Fourth Amendment on the highways. Instead, they of­ share with your readers some quotes from a .T study on the long-term use ~ marijuana. fered a puff of rhetorical smoke about protecting police of­ ur ficers. The Jamaclan Report 0/ Ga"ja was done for rlf I" The case on which the court ruled involved Philadelphia the Center for Studies of Narcotic and Drug e. be police officers who in 1970 stopped a car with expired license Abuse of the National Institute of Mental Health, tags and ordered the driver to get out. He had a bulge under and was a federally contracted study. Par­ E ticipating as well were the Unlversity of the West his sport jacket. A "frisk" revealed that he had a loaded .38 Indies and 35 physicians, psychiatrists, other caliber revolver. The motorist, Harry Mimms, was convicted specialists and staff members. This report was of carrying a concealed deadly weapon and served a three­ halled by Raymond Phlllp Shafer, who headed year prison sentence. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court president Nixon's National Commission on overturned Mimms conviction in February because, the Marijuana and Drug Abuse, as "the first in­ court said, the evidence was obtained following ' an im­ tensi ve, multidisciplinary study of marijuana permissible "seizure," the order to get out of the car. use to be published ... It is refreshing to have an The Supreme Court reversed the Pennsylvania court objective study which not only exposes but because it said the order was justified because of the demolishes many emotional and 'fright sym­ "inordinate risk confronting an officer as he approaches a bolic' dragons regarding marijuana use." LI person seated in an automobile." The only evidence the court The report found that the only signlficant sumption in a sociological setting basically always ample reasons to be concerned about the smoke In elCetl of tight a day. Beca\lJe III .. offered to justify this assumption was that, "According to one difference found between smokers and non- different from that In the United States. Instead use of any drug, there are no new reasons to be Jamaican herb Is more potent, the Jamllca study, approximately 30 per cent of police shootings occured : smokers was that among smokers there was a of ~lng generally frowned upon, it is generally especially disturbed by the use of marijuana. " user's intaie of the Ictive ingredient was Mid II when a police officer approached a suspect seated in an slightly higher Incidence of hypoxia, or reduced accepted, with the nonuser being regarded as the The report emphasized that It measured a be 10 to 25 tlmts tha t of her-bla America delivery of oxygen, to tissues by the blood­ nonconformist. It is not used in a recreational broad spectrum of Jamaicansoclety ratherthan counterpart. automobile." ' f The implication is that these shootings occured during stream. It was supected, however, that this may context but as an 'energizer' for those doing the narrow range of subjects generally used in I do not kno where Hardin and Helen _ 8. routine traffic stops. That sounds convincing. However, as result from the use of tobacco, which is heavy work . Studies based on videotapes and American reports - usually "captive" prison, obtained their Information , but I doubt If tIIei' = Justice John Paul Stevens pointed out in his dissent to the customarily mixed with the marijuana by other recording devices showed that the workers hospital or college popula tions. In Jamaica, studies can be documenltd u weli u \.be abo!! majority opinion, the study cited does not show this at all. It Jamaicans. The report further noted that the performed better when using cannabis than marijuana's use is so widely accepted that the study on long-term 11M by I iety IhIt !ill seems that Burger and company are engaging in the judicial findings "contradict earlier reports of when not doing so. study could be done there far more readily than smoked marijuana heavily for deudes .... equivalent of the fast shuffle. chromosome damage, loss of the ability to in the United States. The report says that The study, "Police Officer Shootings - a Tactical combat disease, brain damage and the loss of "Furthermore, there is no causal relationship whereas the typical American user consume. Evaluation," reviewed 110 selected police shotlngs that motivation derived from marijuana use. between caMabis use and mental deterioration, only one or two cigarettes a week, a moderate Pet" eaolma" "Jamalca was chosen for the study there insanity, violence or poverty. Our present state Jamaican user smokes the equivalent of five to occured between 1959 and 1961. In 35 of those cases, "officers BoI'131 because of the high rate of marijuana con- of knowledge indicates that, although there are eight a day . A heavy Jamaican user WIS saJd to Coralville were attempting to investigate, control or pursue suspects who were in automobiles," but in many of these cases the shootings came at the climax of high-speed chases. The study does not indicate that any of the incidents involved routine Readers: state of the media, DI movie review traffic offenses. In only 12 of the cases was the suspect seated behind the wheel of the car. In nine of these cases the suspect was outside the car talking to the officer, precisely the "safe" surrounding Admiral Zumwalt, looked on, none lIeating chart, so those indlvlduall would take off the wrong end In doubtin& Winkler'. dW situation the court seeks to bring about by allowing police to Right on cue too happlly, because Carter saying the military advantage of the national spotlight. As Carter Ibillty. order people out. As Stevens argued, "These figures tell us is strong is not Carter saying that the military started to warm up his spiel on foreign poUcy, he Second, by readIna through the m\ell very little about the risk associated with the routine traffic should be stronger. As Carter expressed hIa got Into human righlll. ABC lmmedlately cut to couldn't help but think that Sacco WIS too bII,I stop." for pet issues ..... desire to mobe away from arms sales and Barbara Jordan. Barbara yawned. Now, did she wrltlnl to watch the fUm . H\a deIcrlptioal ~ The theory behind the court's argument is that the officer nuclear build-up, Barry Goldwater was staring know the camera WIS on her? We have another each &hot-by .. hot Ind move-by-move show \IIi will b,e safer with the motorist In full view. However, police To Ihe Edilor : right into the camera, wondering why it was meaning for the word "reaction" in poli tic •. he Ilmply doe.,,', know how to w.tch 1llOY* PI experts are divided on this point, and some handbooks About halfway Into hII State of the Union pointed at him. And so it went. The integrity of doesn't care about the .tory or what it mu. recommend that the officer should never allow the driver to meaage the other night, Carter mentioned the K.III" Rolan only what phyalcaUy happtlll on the tIrIt& get out of the car, another point that the court neglected to plight of blacks and women In the job market. 720 N. Dubuque Sacco carrl •• on for an entire para.,aph 011. mentlon. ~TV caught Barbara Jordan perking up at ahort lhot of Winkler and Field on an ..laW " On the rare occasions when.a car that is routinely stopped the President'. words, but as he continued with and then writes off I mOlt dramatic ... does contain a trlgger-bappy desperado, she-he is more likely hII reassurance that he is aware of the problem, 'Tasteless little superbly played by Sally FI \cI, in I Ihor1 ''bt off" u Ihe calli home to her formtr fIanct. to blast way whlle the officer is approaching, ,rather than Jordan reacted with a decidedly pained ex­ ThIrd, I luggest that Sacto take a few coni waiting for an order. In some Situations an order might ac­ pression that saId she had heard It before and bill of goods' bent back to her notes. in film analy.1I at the UJ before he ._ tually increase the danger, because fear of a search might another movl review. Either that or ... cause a criminal to take desperate action that would be How curioUl, I thought, that right aa Carter To tit. Edllor : mentions blacks and women, the preeminent ThIa letter II In reply to the review of H.ro.. in should try wrltinc aporta. If not U. til unnecessary if she-he remained in the car while being then black woman of our lime reacts, and ABC Rlv.mm It. 10- Suggestlolll, pi .tart puttln. bIrf bill ticketed. your supplement on Jan. Your viewers are treated to what she thinkI of what he calied crt tic TIm Sacco hal, In my opinion, in your R(v,""m supplell'lfillta. I'll need .. MI The court's concern for police safety would be laudable in a eaya. hlmlleU produced a "taatel... little bill of read Inother bit of lhabby JoumaII8n DI different context, but here It II misplaced. If there is any gain How naive, I thought, that I would thiQk that it lIIIooda." I uy thII for a number of reuona. Sacco'. on H.,~ •. in pollce safety becaUlll! of the new ruling, it II negUgible, but II just coincidental. Copiea of the State of the First, Sacco cau. Winkler no threat to even the the loss In individual rights II great. Union me.g. are given out to the White House LeHers meager actor.. He doea reallu that the Pollce work II at times hazardoUl. Certainly It would be pr ... corps. TV director. in tum would figure the cbaractera of The Fona and of a guy named Jlck D safer for officers In many instances If they could dispense lUting in the luditorium and match the lssue to Dunn are both played by the ume Henry with the requirements of the Constitution. However, the individual, complete with p'lphic stating hII the AmeriCin dollar had BW Blumenthal Winkler, but he flU. to take Into conalder.lIon l dlapensing with these requirements invites an e\len greater name, poIltion, party and state. Foreign poUcy beaming. The Panama Canal treaty trelted the that theM two character. are on eltmne up.. lEe. hazard for everyone. WIll mentioned with the camera on Zblgnlew TV audience to a Ibot qf Bob Byrd and Howard polite enda of the character spectrum. Winkler Letters policy Bminaltl; peace and the Itrona poIition that the Baker wlahing Carter hadn't mentioned It. ,.. hal JUll begun to abow UI what he can do a. an II BILL CONROY United States holda in the world wu mentioned Carter paid hII State of the Unlon tribute to HHH, .c\or. HIa ver'IIttllty In playlnf any part II what L,It,r, 1ll til. nitor m... t bt ty".d, pre/f" RlvelTWl Editor with Andy Young noddln& hIa agreement. The Walter Mondale, aware of the camera'. cloee-up, make. him good. Not many acton could play trip/ • • pac.d, a"d ./fn.d by til_ contrlllulor. n. Itrength of tile mllltary wu mentioned and Ibe held blck the tear•. both The '0lIl Ud Jack Dunn in convlndnf DI ,... rve. til. r/fllt to nil a/l 1.1t." lor il""" , ~.... - ~ .. ~ . .- Joint Cbi." of Stall, In I p'oup picture But jUlt as ABC would take advantaa. 0( the fuhlon u Winkler doel. I feel that Sacco wen' a"d clarity . The: Dally lowa~Iowa City, Iowa-TuesdlY, Janulry 24, lr78-Pqe 5 Postscrlp~8 lJilingual study values heritages t------The --'"------1 Milwaukee Repertory Theater equaUty will be attained only "In the final analYlil, what dIscrepancy II the role of Correction By CATHLEEN CODY when Amerlcln educators needs to be done to promote language needs auessment." Company In ill. 0ItIIy lowln" Uondiy.ory, "Union 1M"", car.,1lCi1ily k.IIIIMI1I" (~ SlIff Writer recogn.\le both systems." both a positive ethnic identity VllIareal emphasized the ani), h wulnoOlTeaty print'll l11li union oIIIa" ANln LogII'I.lId, "W' _ that (the Cutlnedl liter give I and national unity la the use of need for community and tItOtd 1nIIuenc. attempt) .. I rM thrill to our wlnring the vOl .." h IhcluId hive Presents reed, "We don~ IU that (th, aItgtd IrAlence l"empI) .. I rMl thrill to our win­ workshop during which he materials that buDd an Image of atudent Input in fonnulating the ~ iIIt vOl'." Th' 01 r.,,_. tilt lfTor. The fonnulation of aucceuful dilculled the effects of faith and cultural equllity district'. educational goala and blllnguII and multicultural minority heritage programs on between aU groups." he said the programs should be Computer Workshop programs will entail the ethnic. group relations and the In another workshop, culturally and lingulltically The Unlvnty Computer Centtr II aponICIring I workIhop to I,*oduce 11ft Ultr. reevaluation of many American government goal of national Abelardo Villareal of the relevant to the child. 10 IhtIr CDC CYSER 7~7 t computing .ytltrn. Inttrllled ttudtnI., IlClUhy, Ind ttaII educational concepts and unity. International Development "It'. the question of the II. inYtIed to I"end. Th' WOI'kII\op I. In two 1*\': pan ant - TUlldty, Jan. 24, procedures, according to el[­ "Heritage programs have 3:30 p,m" Ind pan two - ThIncIay, Jln.2e, 3:30 p,m. lIoItI ....ona will be hlld In Research Association In San responllbility of the 8chool f\OOITI3Ot 01 the Undquitl Cent.lor.....,,_. Thtr.l. no enllQl, but reglttra. perU speaking Monday at a helped some minority children Antonio, Teus, dllcussed district to meet the needs of the ,on I, required lince attendance lOiN be 1m/ted \0 80 pertOIII. To regl ••• OOIUGt two-day Midwestern bUingual develop a pOlltlve cultural language needs assessment of child," he said. "The child iIIe UCC Rtceplloniat. eduatlon conference It the Identity and potIIibly Improve non-English speaking children. should riot have to bend to the Union. their perfonnance In school," "Specific educa tional goala curriculum." Career Planning In the keynote Iddrela to he said. "But the effects on must be developed within elch The lilt gne.hour .trnI ... to ,cqualntllUdentl wItt\ tilt opIIn IvlilMJlI to thtrn appromnately 200 perIODS, Dr. ethnic relations In American school district. If student It Iht Ullor help In ellOoalng In ICIdtmkl majOr 01 lor planning a certlr wi. be hlld tonight from H p.m. In the Union OhIo SIIIe Room. Rtpfllll'ltlll"..lrom tilt UnI· Alfredo Castaneda of Stanford society Is not yet known." perfonnance Is below the goala, vtrt/ty Cou"""ng Service, c.r_ s.Mottlnd PtIOtrntl1t Centtr, and tilt Educe· University discu8aed the dif­ In his research, Castaneda there is a discrepancy," he said. tIonal Pltcement Office wi" bt prllll'lt 10 Introduce th' m.ny UI rllDUrott lor ferences between mainstream hal discovered that minority "Ascertaining the el:ient of this Cl/'Hf'lducation pllnnlng and to arwwtr tpIICifIc .tudent qutllln. American society and some student responses to questions careers Day non-English speaking students on ethnic Identity can be In tenns of the effects of culture classlfled In three ways; total Studtntt .,ltWtted to talk '0 trnf)IOytrI from bu"_, Indullry. gov.nment Ind on language and learning. rejection of ancestry, total non-proli'lIgenc:ltllbout etrtlr opportunltitt tomorrow Irom 8:30 a.m. 10" p.m. In Iht Union MIIn lounge. "Modernist cultural beUefs rejection Ilf American main· are held by educated cluses stream SOCiety and acceptance Film and have characterized the of both cultures resulting In Thefllm "A Woman', PIece"'" be thown at 12 noon Ind 7 p.m. too.y.nll., 12 American education system," blculturaliam. noon on Wt" by Anthony PlalrOlJinto,M.O .nil .laaJttlne $1 __, ,' February 1 - 8 I War clubs 51 Frail somebody II Erected and Helea JGaa p m In Room 208, WItIIay HouN. AI men al'd ar. wetcomId. 12 R.N.'s course • Golden pet a wcmen "Jazz Calendar" • "Gosh dam It I" DOWN bu t I doubt If tbci II Part of U,S.M.A. 13 - a turn (cook 41 City In Texas "Moves" , I It well .. the aboll 14 Panting I Kind of carpet perfectly) 42 Island of Venus "Tarantella" 15 Eastern nurse Z Rocket stage 18 Require 44 Glassware ovens I a society thaI III II Mom's nelatlon 3 This Involves II Rises 45 Nosed out for ~dt. .... "Kettentanz" 17 Irrltallng pursuit and 24 OPEC nalion .. Pert somebody escape 2S Root for 47 Performing • Actress Balln 4 Time abbr . 27 Kin of a bush cat works 10;ll1n 21 - -do-well 5 Artillcial fly 28 Vigor 48 Ararat name 22 -task • Fumes 21 Bristle Actor Richard Students 4. Ticket prices: U of! $7.50, $6.50, $4 .50 (reproved) 7 Cupid 30 Affront of a sort 52 Modernist Nonstudents: $9.00, $8.00, $6.00 Z3 Some teeth 8 Bum without 31 Top rating 53 Do, In Scntland Tickets available at Hancher Box Office 21 Irish county pain 32 Applies Ecilor ,.. .." .. , ...... 81111. rrleY • Scottish county plasterboard or phone 353-6255 (toll fre e: 1"800-272-6458) • -Scott Managtng Editor ' ...... , ...... " ...... ,,,, ...... OIV' Abert 21 Party game lInNnty Edrlor ...... ,...... , .... ,.... , ...... , ...... 81" Johnaon 30 Philippine Island CIty eClilor ... " ...... ,...... " ...... "" ... , ...... , ... NtlI Brown [!tJo S2 Claims on Contnbutlng Edrlor ... "" .. " ...... ,...... ""." ...... , .... R.C. Brlndau property Ftltur.. Edrlor ...... " .... " ... " ..... " ... ,...... , ..... " BI\ItrIy Gtbtr 1: 30 - 3:50 is Famed Bull Ataoe. F~r .. Ecllor " ...... , .. """"" .. " .. , .. ,, ... , .. Jay WI.)a1P« 1=1 Hancher Auditorium 6:30" 9:00 If Midday ~trrUn Ecilor .... 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TAKE TItS QUICK QUIZ Afo() FN> OUT. I frue Fahe ..TO ...PIW I o 0 (I.)"', productivity Increases, our sumdllrd of Wvlng DOESYOUR incrta5eS. o 0 (2.) When Inflatlon LlellED OCCUr1, eech dolar we have t&onoMicl CMIi.nt) buys more goods and services, ... special bOokllllOl1 our policy IMPROVING? American Economic System can he~ you Improve your E.Q. uatbetypcd , pr~~ For your free copy, write b)l til_ co"tr'butor. "Economics: Pueblo. Colorado ~ flNSW RS; j 'Zl' l edit alll'Um for ,,,,,- 81009. I Pile I-TIle Dally 10nD-loWi City, low.... TaHday, JlDuary 24, 1178 RED RIVER Ethiopia; Somalia. clash in desert (1941) Alal NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - Adelia Ababa. made no menUon of the heavy of DIre Dewa over the moun­ into Ethiopia from Havana and to the Ethiopiana lince Novem· B~ unued Prell Somalia said Monday Soviet­ The broadcast said elements fighting reported around Harar. tains to the northweat. Angola. ber. backed Ethiopian forces of the Western Somall Libera­ "The liberation forces have AbOut 100 Somali president S1ad Bam AJIbIIlIA state launcheii a long-awalted offen­ tion Front "repulled the enemy Inflicted heavy cuualtles on the warned lut week tIlIt the About 2,500 Cubans are now Ethiopia earlier rejected an sive to recapture the embattled and drove them back," captur­ estimated to be In Ethiopia and .ppul from the United st.teI, teal' pi Moncb, enemy," Mogadishu Radio said. Ethiopians were preparing an of more t Ogaden duert but Somali in­ Ing two key towns, Rabile and The report wa the first sign the sources said the nature of Brit.in, France, Weat Germany ~ "imminent" invuion to toppl, United Mine ~I surgents repulaed the attack Flyamblro, which lie on the of heavy fighting in the Ogaden hlI regime from power. He the buildup, which inchldes and Italy for negotiations to and Inflicted "heavy cuual­ main highway east of Harar. region since early December, mechanised and artillery .We the conlUct. tone Ala., 81 charged tIlIt Soviet, Cuban and pfr;ons, most ties. " The statement said fighting when Somali forces failed in an Warsaw Pact forces were cornbat units, Indica tel the Mogadishu Radio said In a Cubans may be moving toward Addl. Ab.b. Radio laid Cbat8el. wa underway In Harar itaelf, attempt to· capture Harar and taking an active role in the Sunday tIlIt If the five countries The IItest , news report that the Ethiopian which was being bombed by were driven back by Ethiopian attacik. a force of more than 5,000. were concerned about peace in coaJfleldl, wh drive began Sunday afternoon Ethiopian warplanes. The forces recently rHquipped by Both Iran and Sludi Arabia The State Department has the region they would caU for with an uaault by ground planes hit civilian targets In the the Soviet Union. .bOUt 160,000 I have warned Ethiopia they will estimated that in addition to the the immediate withdr.w.l of entll'slts eighli troops, artillery and warplanel. city, "ldIllng many innocent Since the 'fightlng began lut intervene if Somalia is attack­ Cubans, there are about 1,000 Mon, lues The attack was apparently Somali forces from the 08.den. llUMW I people," the radio said. July, the Ethiopianl have lost ed, Soviet military personnel in Somalia inalata it has no trOGpl 9pm came centered on Somali poeltiOlll Ethiopian Radio said its all of their strongholds in the In Wuhington, government Ethiopia. in Ethiopia and the combatants east of the ancient walled forces have pushed Somali four southeastern provinces sources said Monday RUIIian­ are ethnic Somali euerrUla. fortress of Harar, 2IiO miles troops from a small town in that comprise the Ogaden el­ made D-62 jet transports were PresideD t Carter has de­ • • • BIIOU • • • Radi from the Ethiopian capital of southern Sidamo province, but cept Harar and the railhead city llecretly flying Cuban troops nounced the Soviets for "un­ Ethiopia has vowed to flahl warranted Involvement" in the "unW the Jut man" unW ita conflict, clUnll reports of territory is frted of Somali massive Soviet anns shipments forces. in Cuban t~ansports aid Ethiopia WASHINGTON (UPI) - RusIIan­ They go directly to bUIeS that have been reported in Harar, an eastern city made jet transports are llecretly Dying heavily curtained windows and avoid the threatened by a Somalian invuion force. Cuban troops into Ethiopla from Havana main tenninal area in leaving the alr­ Sources said It would be a jumping off and Angola In preparation for a coun­ port. place for a counteroffensive aimed at teroffensive against Somalla In the Sources said some of the Cubans are retaking the Ogaden deaert area in the Ogaden area, government sources said traveling on flights originating in the horn of Mrlca. Monday. southern Mrlcan nation of Angoll, where Sources said the new troops also were Somalla said Monday the Ethiopian Havana has an elpeditlonary force of believed destined for the Ogaden, with forces had launched their attack but 23,000 soldiers and civ1llan advilers. indications they might have a direct were repulsed by Somalllnsurgents. They said other planes are traveling combat role. Most of the eatlmated 2,500 Cubans now direct from Havana with additional RWIIian amphibious Ihlps, bolstered In Ethiopia have arrived since December reinforcements, by frigates that recently passed through and sources said the nature of the buildup Earlier this month, Cuban defense the Suez Canal, were reported in the Red - which includes mechani&ed and ar­ minister Raul Castro, younger brother of Sea near the coat of Eritrea, the nor­ tillery combat units -indicates Havana President Fidel Castro, visited the Ethi­ thern province where Ethiopia has 100t may be moving toward 5,000 troops or opian capital. Sourcee said it was territory to separatist guerrilIu. more. believed he conferred with Soviet and An eatlmated 1,000 Soviet adviaera are The Cubans fty In on fOllMlllPne n.e2 Ethiopian officials about future moves in in Ethiopia and musive ahJpments of n)'llllhln jets and unioad In a hangar area the war with Somalla. RUSBIan anna have been taken into the of Addis Ababa airport, the sources said. Cuban advance units already have country by ship and piane.

'Murder case leads to butler newcomers ar.n't EDINBURGH, Scotland Murray said after Hall's court Police broke into the Scott­ lefUeeling like (UPI) - A bizarre five-murder appearance he IlpeCted other Elliots' posh London apartment the outsiders. mystery took a new twist charges to be placed against the Jan. 15 when the couple had not Monday when the butler of one butler "falrly soon." been lleen for more than a of the victims - a former Police arrested Hall after month. They found It ransack­ member of Parliament - was finding five bodies scattered ed, bloodstained and robbed of charged with stealing rare around snowbound Scotland, antique porcelain, Jewelry, cash 3ilver coinJI from his employer'S including that of Scott-Elliot, 82, and crelUt cards. coUection. whose body wa located Jut But police said the case really The former butler, ArchIbald Wednesday near Inverness, 130 began on Christmas Day in Hall, 53, made no statement miles northwest of Edinburgh. Dumfries, 60 mlles south of during his 3D-second court Edinburgh, when the body of a appearance on charges he stole The body of a woman believed woman dressed In man's 66 Edward I silver peMies from to be Scott-Elliot's wife, clothing was found in a stream. the London home of his slain Dorothy, 50, was found Sunday She W88 Identified as Mary boss, Walter Scott-Elliot. near a road 58 miles northwest Coggle, 50, a London post..office But defense attorney Len of Edinburgh. cleaner thought to be the ••••••••••••••••••••• common-law wife of Donald • • Hall, 37, Archibald'. brother. • •• french industrialist Donald Hall's body turned up : Bull Market : two weeks liter, naked and billionaire kidnapped hooded in the trunk of a car : Restaurant : outside a hotel 40 miles north of ·• ~• PARIS (UPI) - Baron The gunmen forced the Edinburgh. He had been ••••••••••••••••••••• Edouard.Jean Empain, one of chauffeur into the truck, which released from prison three days Our Fabulous • the wealthiest industrlallsts In wa driven off by accomplices. ear lier after serving three • Europe, was Iddnapped Monday They then cllmbed into the years for housebreaking. Fried Chicken • by three anned men who forced limousine with Empain and Last Slturday police found • his chauffeur-driven llmouslne sped off in the direction of the the body of another man Dinner • off the road near hlI home on nearby Arc de Triomphe, police believed COlUlected with the • the elegant Avenue Foch. said. Cllle. David Wright, 37, was • Police said no group lmmedi- The men beat up the chauf- found in a shallow grave on ately claimed responsibility and feur before releasing him, isolated moorlands 10 miles ALL YOU i there had been no ransom seriously injured, at the nearby from the Scott-Elliot's Scotland demands. Porte Maillot square. estate. CAN EAT: The handsome, 41-year - old Police said the famlly had not Last surruner, Wright had businessman, said to be worth received any threats prior to the been the houseguest of Roy almost $5 billion, is president of Iddnapplng. Hall, a butler at a nearby $2.95 On one of Europe's largest holding One of the officers of estate, Police did not say companies controlling 150 Empain's company, Gen. Andre whether Roy Hall wa related to Tuesday Night major enterprises. Duchalet, told reporters that to Archibald and Donald Hall. Empain also is vice president hlI knowledge the baron had no A lleCOlld suspect in the calle, Sale of the Frencb manufacturers' enemies. Michael Kitto, 39, appeared in Washington 8SBociation, a position slmilar , Duchalet described him a court on Thursday on theft & Gilbert to that of German lndustrlallst "dynamic, open, IImple, direct charges similar to Hall's. Hanns Schleyer, who wal and sympathetic. He led an ••••••••••••••••••• TODAY! kidnapped and kllled by elempiary family life and went Raader-Melnboff terrorisis lut in for sa1llng, w~, playing October. cards and chatting with The lddnapplng began about friends." 11 a.m. when a motorcyclist "He never uaed a bodyguard, forced the baron'. limowdne to he thOU8ht they were useless," stop nest to a delivery truck on the general said. Avenue Foch, poUce said. President Valery Giscard Two hooded, armed mel\ d'Estaing held an emergency leaped from the truck and the meeting on the kidnapping motorcyclist whipped out a Monday night with Interior pistol. Minister Christian Bonnet. THE FIELD HOUSE DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau KAZUKO HILLYER P,_II GROVER 400

, , WASHINGTON, JR. Hancher Auditorium, Iowa City I Saturday, Feb. 4, 8 pm Tickets: Students: $5.50 Others $6.00 WldntldlY, Janu.ry 25, • pm U of I Studln.. $4.50 " I ,' Nonltuden.. ".00 Box Office Hours: Mon-Fri 11 :00-5:30, Sun 1-3 ProgrIm: Tickets also available by Mail & Phone Orders Quartet In 0 Major, Op/JI 33, No.3, ..81rd ...... H.ydn Qulltet "Lyric SultB,"... 8erp Send check or money order to: Qu.rtet In F Major ... Ravel Hancher Auditorium Box Office TIck.ts .v.llable at the Hancher Box OffIce or phon. Iowa City, Iowa 52242 353-8255. I Phone: 319-353-6255 (

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B, Urllted Pre .. International that the 110ft coal Induatry'. public intoxication," said a latest contract offer would state pollee spokesman, adding 01 Classifieds 353·6201 About 100 rlot-equlpped virtually ellm1nate the pena10nl the miner. apparently were Alabama atate troopers uaed of ~,ooo UMW members who headed for some non-UMW tear III Monday to d1aperse a retired before 1978. mlnea In northeast Alabama. bind of more than 500 atr1k1ng Alabama atate police said the "They (troopers) told UI to BICYCLES ROOMS FOR RENT United MIne Workers at Men· TYPING windshields In three patrol cars get the hell out of there," said , . NeE single with kitchen facil ities. near tone, Ala., and arrested 30 were srnuhed by UMW memo WUllam Manderson, 23, McCal· MOTOBECANE· MIYATA· ROSS Townerest. $63. 644-2576. everings. 3- persona, moat on weapona BOARD crew needed. Phone 338-2666 PAPERS, Ihesis. Experienced. Pica: bera, some of whom were ar· la, Ala. "They jUit gave UI al noon or 5 pm . 1-27 elite. wide carriage. BA Engish. former Parts. accessories ,chargea. and repair service med with ShotglUll, I\andgunI three minutes to clear out and It GRAD student or equivalent with zoolo- secretary. Gloria. 351 -0340 . 3-1 I ROOMS with cooIIing privileges. Black's The lateat violence In the Gaslight Village. 422 Brown St. 2-21 and u handlea. There were no wasn't enough time. There was gy . botany. or biology background JW'S Typing Service . IBM Selectric. coalf1elds, where the atrlke by STACEY'S I ' Injuries. no liquor. We had a few guns but needed as note taker. Also grad student Elite Experienced . 338- 1207. 3-1 about 160,000 UMW members In Sociology Department. Lyn-Mar En· __.______TWO furrished rooms. $80. $10. univer­ Mon, Tues "We got them mOlUy on CYCLE CITY : slty girls preferred. cooidng privileges. they were In cases." terprise. 338-3009. 1-27 9pm enterllta eighth week Tueaday, weapons charges - carrying UMW DlItrlct 20 President 440 Kirkwood 354-2110, Call before 7 pm. 337-5671 . 2-27 came II UMW leaders charged guns without lIcenael - and for Charles Fuller said he would lodge a complaint with the Alabama Department of Public Radiation escapes Safety. In a letter dated Jan. 19 to UMW district and local leaders, UMW President Arnold Miller in Colorado plant and UMW Vice President Sam Church said ; PUrrEVlLLE, Colo. (UPI) for a leneral evacuation of the "The indUltry's latest propos­ - An estimated 100 employees area around the facUlty. al (In talks in Washington) were removed from the Public A roadblock was set up In a would virtually do away with Service Co.'s Fort St. Vrain flve-mlle radlWl around the Nuclear Generating Station due plant, located about 40 mlles come to Room to the release of a moderate northeut of Denver. Under an To place your classified ad in the 01 The Dally Iowan eOlergency preparedness plan, 111, Communications Center, corner of College & 1ffi000t of radlatlon, but no needs carriers for the fol· aerlous contamination wu re­ area hospitals were placed on Madison. 11 am is the deadline lor placing and cancel· lowing areas: ported to the workers or area standby alert for possible ad· ling classifieds. Hours: 8 am - 5 pm, ' Monday - MUSICAL resldenta. mission of employes. Thursday; 8 am - 4 pm on Friday. Open during the • Olive Ct., Grand Ave., "At mulmum, they received However, spokesmen for the INSTRUMENTS noon hour. Sunset. Koser Ave., Mel· 1.,'1 roentgens, which Is more Weld County Hospital, BrIghton rose Ave. , Goltview Ave. !ban the average population got Community, St. Anthony's and MINIMUM AD • 10 WORDS • N. Linn, N. Dubuque. E. JANUARY 28 SUblease - Large. two when we had world wide fallout, Colorado General said none of No refunds if cancelled bedroom. $220. CoralVille. 354-1129 bu.t II not considered a seriOUI the employees were sent for Davenport, N. Clinton, E. after 5 pm. 1-30 10 wds. - J days· $3.05 MARliN ()()()'28 gUitar. $525; 1928 Na HOUSE FOR RENT dose. They will not need to be treatment or isolation. 10 wds - 5 days· $3.40 Bloomington tional guitar; both excellent . 351·8023 ______Radioactive matertal used at CLOSE In. three bedrooms. garage. quarantined," said AI IWle, • N. Linn, E. Jefferson, N. 2·3 ' FARMHOUSE lour miles out. bus. $170 Must see. 5315. 354-3043. 1-30 bead of the Colorado Health the plant to generate power Is 10 wds. ·10 days· $4.30 Dubuque, E. Market, N. K-U-S-T-O-"-2-00-P-.A-.• -m-u-st-se-II-. $4-2-5.-=ca:-::1I plus utilities. February 1. 645-2977. 2·6 ------Department's radiation Insulated and cooled by a 01 Classifiedi bring results I '" TWO room furnished apartment. 2730 helium system. The coollng _ Clinton 337-7558. after 5 pm . 1·26 $150. three bedroom. yard, garden; pets. Wayne. $160 monthly. Call ~ob 354 · dlvlaIon. children OK. Rental Directory. 338-7997. 3176. weekends; weekdays. 7·8:30 am • S. Lucas, Bowery TWO old Fender guitar ampfifiers . 532~ The releue stemmed from a system malfunctioned and PERSONALS PERSONALS 511 Iowa Ave. 1-26 4·7 pm. break In the reactor's coolant releued helium Into the plant • Brown , E. Church, N. Van and $225. both clean. t·653-5651 Ifi" DUBUQUE St .. one bedroom. com· gil insulation system at 9:30 and out smokestacks. Buren, N. Gilbert, Ronalds GIBSON 335 electric guitar. Wah-wah THREE bedroom. carpeted. thirteen MESSAGE: Pasqualino: n amot -·Ge". STORAGE STORAGE pedal. 338-9662. evenings. 1.25 miles south Iowa City. 5150. 679-2~~ . pletely lurnlshed. carpeted. available a.m. A spokesman for PSC said "The helium was releued nerino 1-24 Mlnl·warehouse unils· All sizes. Monlhly • N. Dubuque, Ronalds, N. Immediately. Early evenings. 337-9138. none of the workers were Into the generator building and rates as low as $15 per monlh . U Store ROLAND RE-201 Space Echo. under 2·6 hospitalized and several re­ some of the gas froOl the All . dial 337·3506. 2-7 Linn, Brown, Bella Vista PI. warranly. perfect condibon. $450 or best RURAL resortl Three bedroom. $lSO offer. Call coflect 1-323·7398. t-31 Itrst month . Michelangelo wanted for WALK to UnIVerSity HOspital. 88 Olive turned to their jobs several building released itself into the a full PIANO accompanlsl seeks soloists. • S. Governor, Burlington, Court. Sublet one bedroom furnished. painting (no ceilings) . $250 mOnlh on. hours later. environment," said Dr. Thomas Air Force ROTC chamber groups. ClaSSical. sightreads S. Lucas, E. College, S. ::::::::::======Kids , critters OK. Rental Directory. 338- Call after 7.337-9775. 1-30 Hazle said an undetermined Vernon of the Health Depart· well. Iree. Call Frannie. 351-3827. aUer 7997. 511 Iowa Ave. 1·24 SchOlarship 5. 1·26 Dodge INSTRUCTION DRASTIC renl reduction: Regularly amount of radiation was Olent. " An emergency plan • Lincoln , Woolf, Valley, $295. now 5225 lor thiS beautiful Iwo­ went Into effect lmmediately,1t Plus $100 a month allowance. STAINED glass. lead. loil. tools. pabnas. bedroom with built-inS. Perfect for lots or released Into the environment Newton Rd. HARPSICHORD Instruction by experi­ "Employees at most received Plus an officer's commission. Plus Inslruction. Stiers Crafts. 413 Kirkwood. enced teacher and performer. beginners DUPLEX plants. No children. No pets. 351-4956. through the plant's smokes­ 338-3919. 2-23 2-6 lacu. The radloactive coolant a Ollld dose of radiation," said a chance to compete for a chal- • 20th Ave , 9th St.. 8th St. welcome. Call Judith Larsen. 351 -0528. :::::::::::::::::::::::::==:::. 3-6 two bedroom. garage; pels, chll­ len91n9 job. Plus a future with un- . Sleo. CLOSE in. one bedroom. $175. all gas, helium, was dispersed and Hazle. ''It was a signflcant Coralville. den OK. Rental Directory, 338·7997. 511 did not pose a danger to area dose, but not enough to cause limited opportunities. It's hard to TRAVEL utilities paid. No deposit or lease. pets Route average Y2 hr. TUTOR wanled for tax accoul1ing andlor Iowa Av e. 1-26 OK. Rental Directory. 338·7997. 511 residents. them to be quarantined from beat. Invest a few minutes of your ______security analysis. 353·0725. 1-27 TWO bedroom. carpet. appliances. air. Iowa Ave. 1·26 "The amount the public would the general population or cause future to find oul the details. each at $30 per mo., 5 be exposed to would be much atrophy of the thyroid, which MADISON. February 4 and 5. charter FOR FUN AND PROFfT. learn the art 01 dishwasher. full basemenl with large ONE bedroom apartment. close in , quiet. Call 353-3937 bus to Iowa-WisconSin basketball. Phone days per wk. Delivery slained glass. macrame. tole . and de- south Window. garage. garden. $300 . renl negotiable. After I pm , 338-6616. lower. It would not s1gn1flcanUy would take several hundred 351-4339 1-26 by 7:30. No collec· corallve painting. or quick landscapes 351-3251 . 351·9065. 1·30 1-27 aIter the ground levels of roentgens. " with oriS. Plcllup class schedule at Stiers =___ --- ____ ---- =~;;_:_;~:___;_:=_=__:::::':::'::'= Crafts. 413 Kirkwood. 338-3919. 2-23 TWO bedroom duplex. unfurnished SUBLEASE two bedroom townhouse. radiation in the area because The exact amount released tions, no weekends. parking. Coralville. $215. 338-3342. 3-1 furnished, heat and water paid. 354- the las was rapidly dispersed Into the atmosphere and to Goodbye Debbie Woods Call the Circulation GUITAR lessons - Beglnnlng­ 7415. 338-4936. 2-2 and the leak wu contained," he employees bas not been deter· Dept. 353-6203. Intermedlate·classlcal-Flamenco. lolk. 5Ild. August 29, 1958-January 24, 1978 337-9216. leav9 message. 2-8 ROOMMATE SUBLET efficiency. $165. very close. mined. Vernon said health 354'1687.351-7516. 337-3813. 1·24 He said health department department teams would make EXTRA $ typing. shorthand. Coralville PRIVATE guitar lessons in your home. WANTED teams were dispatched to the an accurate meuurement and PREGNANCY screenmg and counsel· preferably. Call 354-3362 . evenings Call after 6. 351-4728. 1-25 SUBLET January - Luxury. two bedroom area to measure the radiation compare their findings with Ing. Emma Goldman CliniC for Women 1·25 =====::::::::==:::::::. SHARE mobile home own bedroom and Iqwphouse, h~ated garage. 1 . 1~ squire 337·2111 2-2 -~------"-"-'- bath. $120 utlliMs Included. 351-1948:' leet. Meat paid. Call 338-7058 or come to and at no time were there plans PSC's. OFFICE manager-Iowa Public Interesl' MISCELLANEOUS 1-30. 10150akcrest. J.2 RIGHT TO UFE · For Information. Box Research Group. Work·study. $3 .501 1472. Call 337-4635. 2-14 hour. 353-7005. 1-25 A-Z • ONE bedroom . lurnished apartmenl av- FEMALE share modern three-bedroom ailable Immediately. 522 E. Bloomington. 'Marston .controversy VENERAL olsease screening for wo­ --:====:--~=~- apartment near Currier. $116 plus 113 no pets. $195. heat and water paid. Call WORK - study secretary. fifteen hours JtiHles.337-5048 . 1-30 338.1800. 3-2 men Emma GoIOman CI'nlc. 337·2111 weekly. $3 10 hourly. 353-7078, days. MOVING - Gold crushed velvet sofa and 2·2 1-24 chlllr. three months old. 5320. GE dryer. focuses on successor -c:--=---,-.,---,-.,--,--=- two months old, $160. Oueen size bed . ONE person. own loom. duple~ . on bus 5150. one. bedroom. all utilities paid. no UNIVERSITY DATING SERVICE IBM Correcting. pica , elite - Wanda, Fret five months old. $175. All excellent condl' route . $79 monthly plus V. ubibes. Im~ lease. Renlal Directory. 338.7997. 5t 1 Box 2131, Iowa Cly Environment. 353-3888 or 353·3116 lion. Negotiable. 338-1907. 1-26 mediate opening. 354~237 . atter 4. 1-2. Iowa Ave. t-24 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - "It may be a Democrat, I'm 2-24 - . ______David M. Marston, ousted as not excludlng that posaiblllty," ______MAXELL UDXL II C·90 tapes. case of SUBLEASE modern two-bedroom ARE you IooIong lor goocI BIble teach PEOPLE wanted for board J'ebs at a 12. $46 .25. WOODBURN SOUND SER­ AVAILABLE now: Sublel own room In apartment. carpet. dishwasher. laundry U.S. attorney for ElStern Adamson said. "But It can be Ing? Are you looklng for Chnstlan lellow VICE. located across from the Moody two bedroom duplex unli1 June 1 with OIl- facilities. Westgate Villa Apartments av­ Sorority call 338·8971 . 1-30 Blue. 2-6 Pennsylvania in an apparent done without regard to party - ship? We've got it. The Iowa Clly tlIbil tlon. Pets OK. dose In. $t t2.SO plus'" ailable February 1 _ Possiblysooner if political move by the Carter truly on merit. In -Philadelphia Fellowship. 312 E. College (Masonlt ...;..------___ utilities. 351-7568. t·27 neaded. 351-0t 15. 338-6849. t-26 Temple BUlldmg) . 9;45 am and 6 pm I WANTED · Work-stud'y person to work BOLEX H. 16 movie camera. 3 lens tur------.,...~;_:.':'C:_.::==:_::=::_;:_=:_;:::c administration that has caused with children al Alice's Daycare aprroxi· ret: 75mm.f2.8. 16mm.It.5. $300. M. MALE to share nice two-bedroom. fur- SMALL two bedroom mobile home. fur­ now, you have a chance for a Sundays. 1-1/ SPORTING GOODS a national controversy, cleaned true merit selection. mately 10·12 hours. Call 353-6714 . '1-25 Ludolph. Walker. 1.448.4189. 1-30 nlshed apartment. $125- 354.7664. 1-27 nlshed. $160 monthly plus depOSit and utilities. Phone 338-2608 . after 5:30. out b1J desk Monday on his last "I think we are In a position KOREAN White Gmseng Roots - FirS MUST sell wet SUit . buoyance compen- GRADUATE students or equ lvalenf TEAC A-4010S reel to reel solenoid op. MALE share Iwo-bedroom apartment. 1-31 quahty aged five years. extremely po- needed as notetakers in a vanety of sub- nd 'central air. $90. near hospital. 338.2026. ______day In the offlce_ now," Adamson said, "to have a tent. immediate results. eliminate, sator. mask. snorkel . fins. knlle. welghl jacts Lyn.Mar EnterpriSes 338,3039. eration with autoreve~~e a . owners 1-26 ONE bedroom unfurnished. S165 Marston poured over letters true Olent selection In PeM· fabgue. Sllmulates Intellect. concentra beft. Used once. Cheap cheap cheap. . 1.26 manual ; perlect condition. SIX Maxell _ monthfy 351-6590; after 5 pm . 338- he had received from support­ sylvania, because nobody's got tion . memory Calms nerves. happtness 354·2254. 1·26 ______tapes. After 6. 351 -5243. Steve. 1-27 MALE. nonsmoker. share IWO bedroom. 7881 . 1.24 Super discount: $ISO small . 75-$99 FISHfNG Ski nd B B t _ Wi t QES Moines Register carrierr . IWO bath apartment. carpeted. air, gas ----______ers and joked with photogra· any Input. Congressmen are no $225 medium 5( • a ass oa s mer needed _ Several areas fowa City an< PERSIAN Lamb I~r coat; m.an. over: gnll. $122.SO. 338,6494. 1·24 NEW three-four bedroom lownhouse, phers af\.er he met with Acting longer In the act, and there's no $102; $4 large. 30-$100 . K~ean Imports prices. Spring layaway. 15 It. Tri Hufl. Coralville. Eam Irom $30 to $200. H~ coat. suede fleecelined Jackel. dumbells. ------bus 6ne , near UI Hospilals. carpeled. air. Box 273 Fa"fleld Iowa 52556 t-2' $599 . 50 used outboards. 35 HP much do yoo wanl to earn? call 337. records; new set silverware. 338-1487. FEMALE : Share house. own room ; heat dishwasher. pool. garage. I ... balhs. Deputy Attorney General Ben­ Democratic senator (In PeM· . .., Johnson . 5779 17 It. afumHlum canoes. 1 27 jamin ClvUeW, dispatched from sylvania)." $215, Tilt trailers. $ t 69. All boats. 2289 , Mr. Sottong or Mr. Ambrose. 2-24 - included. renl $78. 354-1928. 1-24 Sublease with renewal option. $360 I B monthly. available May 1. 338-4820. Washington to superv1le the CivUettl said the declalon to ICt-t1HYS motors. canoes. trailers on sa e. uy fULL time evening w8ller-waltress; THE BUDGET SHOP. 2121 S. Riverside ROOMMATE wanted . own room: $86 now. In SPring . Bealthe price raises. Saturday and Sunday morning host- Drive. Is consigning and seiling used clo- monthly. share utilities. Call 338-082 1. keep trying 1·3 1 1IIb4e. 1001<, Ind Gift Shop ~ay trsnsl tlon. replace Marston was made long SlarR s. Pralne du Chien. WisconsHl. hostess and Saturday evening host· thing , furniture and apllances. We trade 1-24 NEW. Iwo bedroom. west side. 415 Meanwhile, In Washington, before the reporta that Mar­ Phone 326-2478 Open all nights and hostess. Full fringe benehts. Apply In paperbacll books 2 lor 1. Open week- =-:-::-=-:--,--:--.,---- Woodside, carpet . drapes. no pets. $260. Terrence B. Adamson, a peclal ston's office was investigating Sundays. 2·22 person Holiday Inn. Iowa City. 354·1770. days 8:45 to 7 pm. Sundays. to·5pm. SHARE three bedroom hoose. garage. 33873323512154 125 €(.~~ t-24 Call 338-3418 . 2-22 bus. $84.113 utihties. 338·0095. 2-1 - : -. - 132 S. Oubuqu. ualatant to Attorney General Pennsylvania congressmen I HRtE bedroom apartmenl In town for Grlffln Bell, hinted that the Joshua EUberg of Philadelphia IOWI Cily 351-<1313 USED vacuum cleaners reasonably MALE to share farmhouse. Sharon sublet. all utilities Included. Call after 6 Hour" ...... 501 . 10 .... ·5 pm PETS replacement for Marlton, a and Daniel Flood, of Wilkes­ pnced . Brandy's Vacuum.351-1453. 2-1E Center. 558.50 plus utiities. must have a pm weekdays. 645-2006. or weekends . Optn lion. night dl 'pm WHO DOES In car. 683·2723. 1-25 1.25 RepubUcan, might not be a Barre, both Democrata. PROFESSIONAL dog grooming ' ______=:-:-:::-:---:---::------Democrat. JerQOle Shestack, a member BIRTHRIGHT - 338-8665 Puppies. killens. tropical fish. pel WOODBURN SOUND SERVICE seMs WOOD furniture: Dressers. chests. ROOMMATE wanted over 28 with car. SUBLET two bedroom unlurnlshed. Pregnancy Tesl supplies Brenneman Seed Store, l50C . ' desks. cupboards. rockers. 400 chairs. share lurnished home. $ISO per month. $225 plus electricity. K.Mart area. 354- At times during the furor over of a panel of Philadelphia at· Confidential Help 1st Avenue Sooth. 338-8501. 3-2 "15talls and services stereocomponenls, tables (all kinds). 500 antique crocks . 80 References. Call 338-3257 Monday. 5769. 338.0764 . 645-2662 . 1.25 Marston 's removal, top Carter torneys named by Bell to 2-16 ______auto soond and TV. 400 Highland Court. anlique trunks. Dalfy 11 am·6 pm . 12SO Tuesday . Thursday . Friday. 5 to 10 pm; ======Administration offlcialJ aa1d It consider replacementa for Mar· 338-7547. 2·6 12th Avenue. CoralviUe; 814 New10n weekends. 2-1 SUICIDE CriSIS line - 11 am Ihrough the CHIPPER 'S Tailor · Shop . 128" , E. Road. 1·26 WII a traditional part of politics ston, said "no UmItatlon was nigh\. seven days a week . 351·0140. CHILD CARE Washington St OIaI35t-1299. 1-24 KINGSIZE walerbed : Frame. headboard. STUDENT cooperative housing has MOBILE HOMES to replace U.S. attorneys with put on to llrnIt OW'Ielves to 2·17 single and double bedroom openings 19' ----______- SEWING Wedd! and br des pedestal . liner. heater. pad. sheels. females from $65. Share cooidng , clean- those of the party In office. DeOlocrats. We do not consider BfBUOGRAPHY research : Any depart· FRIENDSHIP Day Care has openings lor • ng gown~ I 337-3480. 1.25 12k5S Nashua. Bon Aire - Bus SOMce But Adamson said 'I(BeU) baa ourselves llrnIted. ment. any topiC. Graduale and proles- children In need 01 loVing. lull bme care. maids dresses. ten years experience ing. etc . Oose in. , omfOrtabie. 338-2994 IWO bedroom . air. washer·dryer. fur· Slonal DJS Enterprises. 338·0148 2-2 353-6033. 1-26 338·0446. 2-15 MARANTZ 1060 stereo amp. 30 watts =or=3=3=8.=47=4=9=.======1-=2=5 nished. New lie downs. Immediate pos· never said he Is going to replace 1 can teU you we're not sesson . $4.650. After six pm . 35H1696 .~ FOR YOUR VALENTINE RMSper channel. $125. 354-7369. 1·25 him (Marston) necwarlly with llrnIting ourselves to Democrats I/!!\ ...~'" FEMALE, own room. modern lurnlshed 2·6 a Democrat. or Republicans," Shestack said. •Z·;::: •••..: . I Artist' s portrelts; charcoal . $15; pastel. SMITH · Corona electric portable typewrl· apartment With two qulel seniors. $115. LOST & FOU N 0 530; 011 . $100 and up. 351·0525. 2-14 ler. good condition. 5100 . case. 337. 337-5868 . 1-25 1975 Lamplighter 14x70 · Three bed· ,.;:.::.• ;':: "i ______2900. 1·25 ..,-______-:-_ rooms. two baths. central air. 645-2421 .. Lots .;'r."..~.,;~ LOST at IMU tl16178 · Orange' yellow WASHINGS AND IRONINGS ONE non-smoking roommete to shere or 356-2150 . ask lor Gina. 3-6 ...... 'I stocking cap. sentimental value. Reward Dial 351 ·3064 DISCOUNTED FREIGHT _ Wall piC' large two bedroom. carpeled. air. apart. 400 flee toxin spill ':'~\:"'" 353-0343 t-25 lUres. $9. laml's. $9. gas range. $ t89 ment. Pool.low utilities. on bus line. $112 8135 one bedroom mobile hom~ . cozy , • Of - :\~ three rooms furniture. 5199. kitchen set. per person. Call 354·3217. 7 am· noon real wood panelling. winterized wnh new " $99 or 4 to 6 pm. 1·27 pipes. naw heater mOlor. air. freshly POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. serving u a shelter. :~·~';'n:"·;:!: $49.95 : sofa sleeper, . much more. ------painted roo. presently unoccupied. Need v Valentl'ne • HELP WANTED ANTIQUES Kelvinator appliances. Goddard's Furni· (UPl) - Police led more than Tom Johnson, an official ture. easllowa City on 6 Monday· Fnday. FEMALE grad studenl wlU share apart- to sell· Great Investment lor student. tOO peraons to IIfety from a .. , E' 1/;'//~ 9-9. Saturday. 9-5. Sunday. t-5. 2-18 ment with one other; own bedroom; 5100 Call colle<:t 1·323-7398. 1·31 for Chessle, said the chemical 1/ BLOOM Anllques · Oowntown Wellman ______plus utilities. 351 -4660. 1-27 block stretch of Point Pleuant .. xCltement gives off toxic fumes when .'41h'I' CIouI1td V_no • The Dal'ly Iowan Iowa· Threa bUildings lull. 2·9 HELP · OJr maIO warehouse got In over DOUBLEWlDE three bedrooms, stove Monday whUe chemlats apread I. 200 solas. chairs. love seats. Must F.EMALE share duplex wllhln walking and refrigerator. really beautiful. heated but the severe cold ., ~noIIF""lo,5".... 11:r " bed 338 Parkvlew. 351 -1005. 1.31 peat m_ over a toxic and weather apparenUy kept It from ( ijn needs oHice help . 2-5 pm liquidate SWIVel rockers. 555. love seat. ulstance campus. own room. - • flammable chemical that '~)'). P NG 559 . chair. $49; sofa. $79. Ten place hv· 3770. 1·30 ------vaporiJing . • ·~m'l Monday thru Fri . $2.80 per TV I Ing room sel. $389. Goddard's Furniture. 1971 t2x60 two bedroom, air condihon- Ipilleel In a train derailment. The frolen, .now-covered ~ ~~. !J1lIl'l~IV4l " hr. Work·study preferred. ------... West liberty. 627·2915. We deliver. 2·28 CORALVILLE townhouse · Bus . ers. water conditioner. shed. fifteen ml - TYPtST _ Former un.verslty secrelary, STEREOMAN Inventory Reduction washer. dryer. parking. $100 plus 1/3 ' nutes Irom campus. Phone 626-6395. An estimated 20,700 gal10ne of ground apparenUy prevented HERA olfe .. IndiVidual and group' Apply in person to: IBM SelectriC II . Ihesl s experience. 337- Sale _ Save i5 per cent on Pioneer. ut__ilit_ie_s_. 3_54_._399_ 3_. _____1-_ 26 1-31 the chemical, eplchlorohyden, the chemical seepin8 Into the psychotherapy lor women and men. ma' I 3 6 "age counseling. \)toenergellcs 354 I Circulation Dept. 7170. - TechniCS . Marantz. Genesis. Phase MALE preler upperolassman or grad 'bLOW utilities. warm . 1OX 50 Delrolter. on leaked when eleht unlta of the water supply of Point Pleuant. 2 7\ ------Linear. Dahlquis t. Fried and others. • t P ' ed t sell 1 6484711 1226 . Rm. 111 JERRY Nyall Typing Service · IBM Pica Stereo ShOP 107 3rd Avenue SE. Cedar sludent. to share new. spacious apart- us rou e. riC 0 . ' • . frelcht train left the track In the The city's water plant was ahut Ell 933 Webll h 338-3026 ment near I( ··~art . 354·7459 before 8 or 1·30 CO"'" 'NiCAll0N TR·INING • or Ie, S Sf. pone .• Rapids. 365-t324. 1.24 " PrMawn accident. down temporarily so testa could 3·6 a"er 5. weel.days. 1-26 "'''''' " Communications . 8145 Hallmark · Stove. air condiboner. • Dow ChemIcal Co., which be made. FOR COUPLES I 12" PANASONIC B&W TV . Year In ser- Volunteer couples Will be pe d $SO to par- Center TYPIST Former univerSIty secretary. IBM vice good shape $70. 338.6266. 1.26 ' refrigerator . bus IIna $2 ,500 or best of· PI'Oducea the chemical, fiew tlClpate In stud'y at UniverSIty Psychology Selactnc II . th851 s oxperience. 3·6 ' ROOMS FOR RENT fer. 35404-149. 1-25 four of Ita chemists In by jet '''l'hll " one time the weather Departmenl. Stud'y Invol.... procedures from Freeport, Teu.l, to aid was to our advantage," said for helping couplq Improve communlca· TUTOR wanted Medical or grad sludenl WILL do any typing . F.. t. accurate. lOY PIONEER SX·525 rec9lver. $150, 337- 12.50 two bedroom Parkwood _ Skirted . Chelaie SYI\.em environmental John.on, who WII unable 11011. ProcadUrH based on treatmenl ap' p/oIlcient In chemtslry , physics , bloiogy rates. Many Iymbola. changeable keY' 4 t88. GleM. 338-4619 after 5. 1-26 QUtET. spaCiOUS lingle on N. Cflnlon;' new carpet , new 40 gaMon water heater. to explain the rtIIOI1 for the preach already ahown to be effectIVe for and verbal skills Call collect , 217·367 1-648·2601 . t-21 SONY barrel speakers; excellenl comdl. grad student preferred. Pnvate TV. re- rew curtains Hoirdey Court. Call even­ crt",. WIde varilty of cOUPlI!5. Cooples need 001 t 3·6 ~~-=':":":::--:----:---...,.:- lion' $300 new. $125. ~alr 338-0492 Ingerator. $125 337·9759. 1·30 ngs after 6. keep Irying, 626-2957. 1·26 5:20 a.m. craah. The B " 0 noI b. mlrrled to partiCIpate For Inlor- ______EXPERIENCED - Carbon ribbon. Pica • . t.26· ______Gov. Jay RockefeUer indicat­ railroad II a .ubaldary of the mation.353-6296. to · 4. weetcdays 2·1 PART bm. kitchen COOl!. t 130 to 2.30. and elite· Theses . Wrller's Workshop. • LARGE furnished on campus.Clinton SELLING darling two bedroom ed there wa. no reuon to Ole_Ie System. Monday through Friday. Apply In person resumes. leiters. adore sing envelopes. STEREOWOMAN . Stereo componenta. Street. kitchen privileges. 338·4320. modular _ New cerptt. large covered IUlpect any of the chemical had !ltD you I" or help IIlly·year·OId man at Ihe Bull Markel t-27 Evenings. 337·9947. 3-3 appliances. TV s. wholesale. guaren. 351-6129. 2-2 porch. carport. shed , Choice. conver;enl who feU In the 300 block of Clinton Street leed. 337.92t6. leave message. 2.8 location. Very affordable living. 35 t- .... ched the Ohio River. AI a precautionary meuure, on J.nuary 9 .t 245 pm111 10, please COUPLE 10 babr III Children . March FAST. professionellyping ' Mnauscripts. SINGLE room . bedroom lurnlshed. no 7216. 1.25 Rockefeller .ald evacuee. health offlclall shut down the CI! 354 ·2520 . days. or 338·5150. even· 3. 14. noar hosplta 337·5433. 1·30 term papers . retumes. IBM Salectrles. • kltClhen. lIlare bathroom. eleven blockS ______likely wouldn't be able to return water .upply -rv1n& ItIe Muon Ings. YOUr help will be apprecialed. 1· 25 Copy Cenler , 100.338·8800. 3·2 ------to capitol . $80. 338· 1760. 1-27 1M' HomeUe 12x52. two bedrooms. TWO hours weekly , work ' sludy; BICYCLES railed oelNngs. 626-2419. evenings. 1-3' home before Tueaday. County .at of Point Pluant, PLAINS Woman Bookstore - 529 S. Envaloputu","g, It()OSIS weetcly. Paul. 11M Correcting. pica . elite · Wanda . Free TWO rooms. $65·$85. shat. kitchen. Red CrOll oftIcilll mlde about a mile lOuth of the crull Gilbert · Bookl . record. . PO""I. Free Envlronmlnt, 353-3888. t 27 Environment. 353-3888 or 353-31 t6. .------bathroom. Nonsmol will offer lecture notes for several courses. AD­ these three events led to the strengthen our team and get us VANTAGES OF C.A.e. NOTES : plugs into cigarette lighter ... no special wlring ... no poor showing by the Hawkeye prepared . for the Big Ten 1. Cheaper·only $6 not $7.73 antenna •.. no license. squad. tournament at the end of the 2. Always ready on Monday-no need to depend on the mail or worry about late "The scores In each event will season," Hobaepfel said. FUZZBUSTER ... a must for every driver delivery. 3. Conveniently located 2 doors from I·Store in IMU who has better things to do than worry No. 1 Wildcats slip 4. No length limits imposed - complete notes. about lurking Radar. $109.95 Now S81.15 r 5. All notes taken by Teaching Assistants or Graduate Students. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI)­ Tide went ahead ~ with 7:30 Unranked Alabama upset the left In the game as they upped number one rated Kentucky their season mark to 11-5 with a 4:4 I Chern II 31 :1 Elem Psych Alpha, II at Hawkeye Truckstop Wildcats 78-62 Monday night 5-2 record In the Southeastern 4:8 Gen Chern II 34:1 Soc Principals when the WUdcats dropped Conference. 6E:2a Econ sec 2,4,5 o I. at 421 10th Ave., Coralville their first game in 15 starts. For the Wildcats, Rick Robey 6B :47 law Harlow 34:2 Soc Problems sec 1 Reginald KIng scored 17 of hJs was the game's high scorer with 11 :21 Human Biology 44:1 Human Geography A HA 351-1586. %l points In the ,tint half as 28, and Kyle Macy, the only 11 :22 Ecol & Evolution 96:20 Health t Alabama grabbed a 41-32 other WUdcat to hit double halftime lead. The Crimson IJgures, threw In 10. 11:32 WestCiv 22M :7 Quant I 11:38 Art 22:58 Quant II VlSo4' Wolverines upset 29 :2 Physics more to be added later E E(lRONICS - COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - some of our player•. It ls I new "I feel pretty good," said Ohio experience for them." State Coach Eldon Miller Order at e.A.e. Book Co·op, 1st floor IMU, open 9·5 weekdays, Monday night after hJs Buck· The Buckeyes, now 10-5 10 • 2 Sat. 353·3481. overall and ~ In the Big Ten, eyes banded Michigan an 10-71 • C.A.C. took an lSol3 lead on a Kelvin Lecture Note Service is non-profit. Proceeds support the Book Co-op and also For Your Swe.the.rt ••• Big Ten basketball defeat, their go into the C.A.C. scholarship fund . first win over the Wolverines Hansey basket with 13:M left In since 1973. the opening half and stretched It "It was a great win for our to as much as 11 before holding team because of the way we a 43-37 margin at lntermil8ion. played," said Miller whOle first MichIgan, now 9-6 and 4-2, got Ohio State squad finiIbed In the to Within two points on 8everaJ U of I Big Te.n basement. "There Is no occasions In the 8econd half but question this win Is going to helP could never. get a tying basket. Saturday Dance Forum Heather Tuck, director Sportscripts Spring Semester Schedule January 28-April 29 (11 weeks) lowa-ISU wrestling tickets The UI athletic Icke! oIIIce h.. amounc.d 111111 .. public .dl8IIlor the low.lowa Slate Wl't8lling ..,... Feb. 18 In fie Alid HouH hIVe been told. UIIIUde!U. how. 9:00 Beg. Creative 4-5 yrs . (45 min .) 21 .00 tN_, may atlII pw~ a ticbllor'l until the Jan. 25 deadlne. Cont. Creative 4-5 yrs . (45 min .) 21 .00 Intramural deadlines approaching Children's Tap 8-10 yrs . 27.50 Pulill•• A Yal...... Beg. Ballet 8-10 yrs . 27 .50 Second .am .... IntrllTlUlW ICIYIIeI will be IWting In lullwing In the nellllwo weeQ. o.dInN for the YllfOUlIj)Ol1l .. "ng. and thole 1..... 1eI IhouId 10:00 Beg. Creativ ~ 6-7 yrs . 27.50 ~ fie IntrwnurII 0fI'Ice1i1h. FI-'d Hou ... I. '" Dally Iowa. 0eIdIItWI lor the upocmIng Ij)OI1I ..: Rac:qu1Cbd doubt_. JariJary 25; Tillie Cont. Creative 6-7 yrs. 27.50 TIMiI. JinJIIY 25; MIn'. BowIng. JariJary 27; Coed Raoqu ..... Flbrulr}' 13; In­ Beg . Adult Tap 27.50 door Trick. FIbruIr}' 8. Special Classified A '-tporI. 8/111 ""'.... ng . I. Uo In the pI.rving age. lor .omeII_ln the next Beg. Ballet 10-12 yrs . 27.50 monIh. ThOH 1...... 1eI IhouId .-0 conIIOI the Inlramurll 0IIIce. . Beg. Adult Ballet 27 .50 Valentine Edition Ballroom Dance 27 .50 Tuesday, Feb. 14 11:00 Dance Exercise 27 .50 Beg. Adult Modern 27.50 . Cont. Adult Mode~n 27 .50 Loving\ly Designed Display Greetings Int. Ballet I (11/1 hrs) . 41 .25 11 :15 Cant. Ballct8-12 yrs . 27.50 12:00 Cont. Adult Jazz 27 .50 Cont. Adult Tap 27 .50 Start writing your poetry or message now /I 12:30 Int . Ballet II (1 '11 hours) 41.25 Then stop In at 1 J J Communications Center ~a:II!!iI!!P I=IIA.RT S FliES ON I!IIllE _CY 1:00 Beg. Adult Jazz 27.00 and pick your design for publicatIon on ' the 2:00 , Teen Jazz 27 .50 JAN2. "THE ~ 1,4th. • JAN 31 "THE ~ 12:30 Friday Class Cont. Adult Mod . 27 .50 FEB7 • .,...~ All classes 1 hour except where noted . Registration Jan . 21, Ha'tsey gym . DIADUNI FOR VALIimND •• pm ... 10 ""-'" .. """'" .... '_10.;10, IIiEMORIAL UNION • 8 3D PM· _ ROOM 9:30-]2:30. Telephonc registration Jan . 23, 24 & 261-3 pm 353-4833