ail Explosion Probe Seruing the Uni uersity of Iowa and the Peopleowan of Iowa City Turns Up Clues EatabUahed In 1868 10 cents a copy Associated Press Leased Wire and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa 52240-Wednesday. April t, 19811 The probe Into the ealll!e or Monday The transformer Is oil-cooled, and nor­ mornin,'s explosion at Mercy Hospital's mally the venL allows hot vapors from the addiUon which injured eight men is con­ oil to escape the building. tinuing, but already a leaky power trans­ But the transformer overheated and Kidney, Lung Ills Compromise Plan focmer and a sheet of plastic were dill· caught fire about hall an hour beCore the clo ed as tire probable villains in the explosion Monday morning. The heat wall tragedy. enough both to melt a eal 011 top of ilie In the meantime, It was announced transformer, allowing oil vapor to eep / Prove Too Much For Arms Detente Tuesday that the blast would cause a into the room, and to melt the plastic delay in opening the hospital's addition sheet, blocking tbe vent, and driving the by two months. A November completion hot oil vapor and oxygen gas back into date has been pushed back to January and the room. For 'Heart Patient Proposed by U.S. a January occupancy date bas been The combination, Bebee said, was pushed back to March. HOUSTON IA'I - Haskell Karp, the first GENEV A IA'I - The United States pro­ enough to have caused tile back-blast, The pl.dIe: ahttt which Fire Chi., Olin which knocked down walls and shot con­ man to live with an artificial heart and posed a new policing move Tuesday aimed I.baa s.ld Tlltsd.y moy h.v. baan the transplanted heart, died Tuesday af­ at removing Soviet fears of American crete blocks and debris as far as 75 feet_ a es­ k.y to the '.plasion, WI •••hl.ld over • ter developing pneumonia and kidney fail· pionage in a plan to stop the nuclear Bebee said the investigation would con­ vtnt from tht tr.n.formtr In the b.... tinue to find out why the translormer ure. arms race. ment room of the under-constructlon .ddi­ Death came to the Skokie, Ill., man The 17·nation disarmament conference overhealed and cauiht fire. tion whe,. the 'Jqllosion look place. H. Slid th,t It!a inlurl .. w.,. COUsN four days after a plastl~ and fabric man­ is discussing a proposed accord to halt ufactured heart was implanled in his production of enriched uranium and pluto­ bV the "rca of the tlIplo.1on ItMlf, the nium for use in nuclear weapons. U.S. flying debrl., .M It!a Hn.. white .mok, chest 00 an emergency, but temporary, th.t quickly .ccumul.ted In ttl. room. basis. Thirty·six hours after the mechan­ Delegate Adrian S. Fisher told the confer­ * * * ence the Unlled States is willing to let the Six of the eight injured men remained ical device was replaced by the heart of Neighbors Open hospitalized Tuesday. Five were in ,ood MaS68chusetts woman, he was dead. International Atomic Energy Agency a condition while fire Lt. Robert Hein, 42. "I want to live like a man," the serio IIAEA} in Vienna police the agreement. Sine. It first opposed • "cutoff" 13 of 1153 Hotz Ave.. remained in critica\ ously ill Karp had said. Hearts to Help condition with head injuries at General personnel, enioylng Mo", The Monday transplant followed a years a,o, the Unittd St .... hal .lw.V' ttuck on Madison Stre.t. demancltd a mutual IIftgutrd system Hospilal. Photo by linda Bo.ttcher tearful plea by Mrs. Shirley Karp fOt· A representative from the Stale Fir e "someone, somewhere" to answer her with Am.rlcan and RUilian oHlel.l. In­ 1------spectin, .ach oth.r'. in.t.lI.tionl. Hein's Family Marshal's ()Uice Willi in Iowa City Tues­ husband 's need for a donor heart. day to aid in tl1e investigation, and will Death um•• t 3:20 p,m. of • cardiac The Soviet Union has rejected this con· The family of a fireman who was criti­ cept on the grounds that it would amount stay until the fire's cause has been dis­ Irrtlt, but. St. Luk.'. Epl.copal Ho.p!t· eally injured in Monday morning's explo­ covered. • 1 spoke.m.n •• Id the •••ct c.u.. of to espionage . sion at Mercy Hospital is finding out it Arrives Chief Soviet Delegate Alexei A. Rosh­ The explosion took place at 7:10 a.m . dt.", would not be known until after .n has good neighbors - and that its neigh­ in the northwest corner of the basement autop.y, chin was obviously SUrPrised by the U.S. borhood is as large a aU of Iowa City. of the $6.7 million addition to Mercy Hos· Karp died less than an hour after the move and merely commented to news­ A food drive is already under way to aid man that he would study it. Fisher said tl1e family of fire Lt. Robert Hein, 42 , of pilal, at 214 N, Van Buren St., w h i I e ho pital had announced that the medical to that whatever spy fears the Ru ians may 1153 Hotz Ave., and organizers of the firemen were working put out the team headed by Dr. Denton A. Cooley small blaze around the transformer. bad become "genuinely alarmed" over a have had previously "it clearly cannot be drive have been aU but overwhelmed with in such a way that it applied to the inspection system that we the response from the community. T.n minutes before the blast. fire· kidney failure that WM described as a tntn, ho.pil.1 Itoff m.mb.rs, .nd Slater. gently with the wind. "very serious development." are now discussing - that is , IAEA safe­ Mrs. Hein, the mother of 16 children, part of this sculpture is guards on the nuclear material in peaceful has been left alone to care for her family of Mercy w.r. In the b,.. m.nt w h • n A patch of pneumonia in the right lung tire from an (,posiie siMs o£ of such matrrials as was under way; The device k e p t Karp wa launched on Feb. 23. the river near Vong Loi. alive 65 hours W1tiI the early Monday sur­ Schwengel Airs steel, sleel ~able~ At least four persons were reported While Saigon is believed to b. a major g«)' in which the heart of Mrs. Barbara wounded in residential sections about two target of the enemy offensive, a U.S. and wood . di Suvero's Ewaa, 40, Lawrenc, Ma ., was trans­ Of Israeli-Arab Violence have been shown in planted. mil s north m: the downtown area. spokesman said wITat threat did exist had By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS danian port of Aqaba . the major museums in eased at least for the moment. Allied Tax Reform Plan One rocket exploded near the Vong Loi New violence burst forth on two fronts For 45 minutes, salvo ~fter salvo of the The famous cardiovascular surgeon was sweeps around Saigon hay. appar.ntly nited Stal~s and have won optimistic after performing hi5 19th Bridge across th e Saigon River, wounding in the Middle East Tuesday as the Big l30mm missiles slammed into the town major prizes . transplant ince last May 3 alld said he a Vietnamese ranger on sentry duty. The p~evented major en'my units from form­ Four met in New York in quest of a of 13.000 people. Israeli army officers es­ ing to make ground attacks on the capital. of di Suvero's works are thought Karp would have "8 low incidence bridge was undamaged. During Visit Here peace formula. Jordan's King Hussein timated iliat as many as 20 rockets were to be handled or ridden. d rejection and will be unlikely to reject" Others feil near homes, but South Viet­ So far in ilie offensive , the enemy has conCerred in Washington wIth PresidenL 11urled at Elath. Thirteen Israelis w ere personal contJct wit h .. the donor beart. namese pollce aid the rockets did not hit been content mainly to shell Saigon and Fir t District Rep. Fred Schwengel dis­ Nixon and described the situation as eK­ wounded. two seriollsly. viewer by involving him. He said tile truCcessfui use of the me­ any buildings. An army major, his wife major installations around the country, cussed tax reform , U.S. policy tow a r d plosive and loaded with· danger . A 4-year-old IIlrl, her cot buried in rub­ ehanioal heart had made it possible "to thus avoiding the heavy casualtie suf­ China and federal grants for education at Suvero grew up in Califor· The latest outbreak occurred with rock· ble from a direct hit on her home, II' a s buy time until a transpl ant dooor can be fered in three offensives last year. a news confel'ence in the C I v I c Center among the wounded. Doctors strove 1.0 studied at San Francisco obtained ." Tuesday morning. et and air attacks on civilian targets at and the University * * * Ground attacks. when they come. are the head of tl1e Gulf of Aqaba and ~ save her sight. '''Ibis offerll us the baekup we have rarely launched by more than 500 or so The Davenport Republican said response " "IIIUfm" at Berkeley. lie has fierce new artillery and lank bat tie Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, survey· wanted for such a long time," he said. Thieu/s Program North Vietnamese or Viet Cong troops, fI'Om his constituents has been Cavorable ing the damage in Elath. charged that and worked in New York Cooley acknowledged that only a few to a plan he announced Monday which he across the Suez Cana I. of the time since 1957 and these have been repeatedly broken AI Fatah launched the aUack, but said weeks ago he had specuJated that an art­ up by superior allied fire power. said would close 15 "loopholes" in present The Israelis charged the Arabs rained that the Jordanian government bore the ilieal hean would not be used clinically On the fighting froot , U.S. marines or federal lax laws . rockets from the Jordanian port of Aqaba responsibility. for five or six years. For Peace Draws the 26th Regiment reportedly broke Into Schwengel said his plan would Increase on the nearby Isreali port of Elath. In A short tim. I.ter, a. dawn broke o.,.r ''We've jumped the gun by five or 8Ix revenue by $13.5 billion. Among the opter Toll a North Vietnamese base camp while reprisal, Israeli jets struck at the Arab the mount.ln. of Edom, two Isratll i.t. rears," Ololey said Monday. "We've put swceping 20 miles or so southwesL of the loopholes he mentioned were eliminating port. up a Sputnick, you might say." deductions for non·farmers who own .treaktc: aero.. tht ce.St·flr. lin. end big base or Da Nang in the north. Al Falah, an Arab commando organiza· I~unched , r.prlsal rlid ' on Aqab., thr" H. emphulltd, how.v.,., th.t the cit­ Stiff NLF Attack farms merely to how losses on their in­ Ilon, accused Israel of sending Its planes Field reports said the marines cap­ miles .ast of Elath. Viet War fiee would be ultful only In tmargencl •• come tax, and cutting the mineral deple· over first and said Arab troops shelled It prolong lift. Cooley IItclined to aptcu­ PARIS lit - The National Liberation tured the camp after a brief fireCight. tion allowance to 10 per cent. The jets made straight for the court­ The e accounts reported 36 North Viet· in retaliation. yard of girls' school, reported to h a v e Ittt on how long the device could have Front responded to South Vietnam's latest Offsetling this increase in reve!!ue I, I Shortly aft.rw.rd, • larg •. scal, battl. ear 2,500 h"t Klrp IlIv •. peace bids Tuesday with an attack on the namese were killed at a co t or one mar­ proposal to l'aise the pel'SOnal exemptlon been the launching site for the Arab rock­ Sai gon government in such harsh terms ine killed and another wounded. .~upttd b.tw.en Isr.eli .nd Egyptian ets, and plastered it. The air strike mark· "I don't know," he said. "This is a hu­ allowed for each taxpayer from $600 to foret. entrenchtd .Iong the Suez Can. I, IA'I - F;n('my j(unners man being we were working with. I was it appeared to come clo e to ruling out The rest 01 the North Vietnamese, their $1,000. Schwengel estimated that this would ed the end of hostilities in the Gull of immediate private talks between them. from EI Qtnt.r. In the north to p 0 r I Aqaba area . down ~ Ihree U.S. ill no mood for t ling." numbers undisclosed, fltd the camp, which cost $l1 billion. Suez in the south, thi . weekend. hringing Mrs. Ewan had irreversible brain dam­ The altack came at a lime when thc Marine officers said appeared larg. Concerning China, Schwengel said be "We think we did a great deal of dam· in The outbreak in the Gulf of Aaaba area age," sa id an I raeli commander in I reported 10.'11 during the age and suffered a cardiac arTest an mam emphasiS at the Paris talks was enough to support a battalion headqua .... rs. favored United States·China "conCronta· ambulance eight blocks from St. Luke's aimed at channeling the di cussions into It also contained an ,ld station wIth • tions" over the conference tab I e as a was the most violent that sector had Elath. to one -hort of 2,5ClO. On the early Monday after a jet night Crom Law­ . ecret mcetings. with the United States small quantity of medicine, officers said . me8l1'S the improving relations between seen since the Arabs and Israelis first Israeli newspapers said ilie air strike went to war in 1948. the North Vietnamese rence. and North Vietnam taking up mililary This operation, called Oklahoma Hills, the two countries. In favoring suchlalks, was only a warning of what Aqaba could Israel charged that the fighting II' a s 14 Americans an He went further , however, by denoun c· would park in city lots located closer to and reduce the size of the legislature was Mayor Loren L. Hickerson recommend­ • "'--..men were Inju~ at a Presidio gate in!! Saigon's leaders a traitors and valets the campus . On $30,000 Job approved 19 to 1 by a House committee, ed thai parking be discussed jointly be­ liter til Easter Sunday proteit march of the Amcricans . In other matters, members of the city the wake of I h mOI'lar bar· and a lawmaker said it will be debated tween the city, the University and the 8rainat the mutiny courts martial. An eM­ ANCHORAGE lit - President Nixon's Department of Transportation as soon as government and the University discussed enemy infanlrymt'n ~ urged staNing Thursday. Rep. Maurice Van bnated 20,000 jolned In the march. About brother turned down rue day a $30,000- a representative of the federal govern· the implications of two bills plassed by tile the burbN! wlr~ j)('rimetcr 150 ftonned the closedlroo gate. 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIImllllllllllllllili11111111111111111111 11111111111111111 11111111 1111 a·year post on Alaskan development "for Nostrand (R·Avoca) said the Senate will Iowa Senate Tuesday - one liberalizing camp, hurling gl'(>nades personal reasons," delay consideraLion of reapportionment ment body came to Iowa City. He sug· The I. on trial at thl recruit traIning gested that First District Rep. F red ilie conClict of interest provision of Iowa's firing machine J(ltns Dnd rio Edward C. Nixon, who has been here until debate is finished in the House. I.'eIlter 100 miles 80Uth of San Fr8/1c1sco UI Meter Regulations Schwengel (R-Iowa ) might be able to urban renewal law and the other stating Eleven Amrrit'll n II' ~ r e for two days, said "We have a problem PRAGUE - Czechoslovakia's Commun­ Ire amona 27 prisoners who staged a help contact a federal government that a vote cast illegally on urban renewal and 13 wOllncl<'d In the that has arisen at home. It is strictly for ist party leadership declared that "the oWc­ ~ proteM laet oct. U at the Presid­ Enforced Over Brea k ial. does Dot invalidate the whole project. according to rI'llOrls. IO Itockade. personal reason - a family thing." He political situation in the country coolinues the vote was decisiv. Phil E. Connell, assistant to Pres. How. unless e mba l I I r d paratroops U. Gen. Stanley Larten, Army com­ Although regulalions rtgardint Itud.nl did not elaborate further. to be very serious." The wording of the Hickrson said that evtl/1 if Gov. Robert IIIIIIdef and the cotwenll\i a\lthority for parking lot. and permits art not en­ In Washington, the Commerce Depart­ communique from the 21·member Pre· ard R. Bowen, said he would convey tl1e D. Ray approved the bill s, Iowa City in h licopl r gunships city's recommendations to the UDiversily troops end r port edly tile trial, ordered the move to Ft. Ord, forctd durint .prlng break, parking mcnt, which announced the appointment sidium suggested the Soviet Union was would 'have to start ovec on its urban re­ 1'!rence Hallinan, derenM Ittomey, In ""Ier ... gul.tions art, Parking Director lasl F'riday, issued a statement : dissatisfied with measures so far an­ Parking Committee, which is scheduled newal plans. th IllI kCl . afler 8 to present a report on parking to Bowen hlltlie . ~:npmy ('a. ual· t'fII) daYI of III'gumelll~ for • change of John Dooley reminded stud.nts Monday. "Mr. Edward C. Nixon tonight Informed nouneed by the party to atone for anti· The Iowa Supreme Court invalidated on were not reporl<'d l!nue ilaek to San Francisco, contended Dootey laid many students appeared the Secretary of Olmmerce that after Russian riots March 28 and 29 . within the next few weeks. The Univcr· conflict of interest grounds all urban re­ tile Army Will! arrald of a public back­ te be confused concerning the two type. discussing the malleI' further with his LOS ANGELES - The state reached sity parking program, he said" will prob· newal action the council had taken since e<'Ond c la~h , whkh alsO ihh. 'f .n"rcement: area and meter. H. wife he had decided to decline ilie ap­ the end or a long legal journey, winding ably include plans for peripheral parking 1964. 2'1 hOlll ~, ocrurred in thr The trial Is to procei!d lOOay after chal­ ••id .Iucient. with restricted parking pointment as chairman of the Federal up presentation of testimony intended to Jots and shuttle bus service from thC!:e Hickerson said the first step to be taken ong's Wnr 7.onr C Irong· lenge are heard a,ai"'t the court martial .tlck.rs could park In all student lot., Field Committee for Development Plan­ convict Sirhan Bishara Sirhan of firsl­ Jots into the camp!:s. in northern Tay Nlnh ProVo was for the city staff to discuss the altered 1Ianel of six office.... and three enli~ted but th. meter regulations, as po.ttc! on ning in Alaska." degree murder in the assassination of Connell said the University had defer­ along the Cambod]an border conditions with its consulting (lrm, Barton­ 1Ilen . •• ch meter, wtr. slUI In .ffect. Nixon said bcfol'e returning to Seattle Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. The defense also red construction of a parking ramp at J thou nd ~ oC U.S. all' Aschman Associates, inc. , and WIth De­ The October sitdown proteM follOwed the that his decision "has nothing to do with rested ils case. s:te near Gilmore Hall for the next two ate pur~inll IrooP!! partment of Housing and Urban Develop­ ~, to death of l ,lock-ade prilOO", ~llllmlllmlllllllllllll ' lllllllll l llllllllllllllllmlllllll l111 111m l ll lllll ll lllll ll llllllllllllll ~ the position h re, the land or the people," -' - 8y The A'IOCI.ted P..... years. ment (HUD> officials, Vi nmnes I t end I . ~

H l '1h.'Oattu Iowan Lennon s sleep"in: Sioux Citians .lowe OBSERVATIONS the easiest way Dig in, Brace AND COMMENT Uph to demonstrate? For the Worst DES MOINES WIDHIlDAY, .I'.tlL " 1'" IOWA CI", IOWA SUpreme Court Iy AlIT IUCHWALD SIOUX CITY 1.4'! - Hundred! FORT LAUDERDALE - BeaUt JoM or voluntecrs pitched In TueSday dlly of the 'tate' LennOll and his bride, Yoko Dno. t0l4 to shor e up the city's dike and ptlycltopath law ' newsmen that lhey wUl Itay in bed in their declslor hlngini sandbag defellses In 11 ral'! UBI's conslltulio Help Hein/s family Amstwdam hotel (or aeven days and 1I!f. a,alnst the rllllng walol', 01 lhe II 1180 revers ven night during their honeymoon tt Big Sioux River. An e\-pl ion al \lerc ' Hospital he n t' labli hrd 10 prolide prepared prolest vIolence in the world. murder convlc arricla ls of two small t ow n! t Ilumla\ momin" injured ei~ht p r· rneab fill' Iht' childrpl1 I~ hill' theIr Thomas Gallo" This leep-in. it it catches OIl. oouId ta to the north . Cherokee. on Lh, ' 51ayini of a ~ om. IIllt tritit.tll}. 01 th tighl, el n filthrr r main on the hospital' critical Ollt lO be the most popular type of prote!t Lltlle Siou x River. and Akron, saying it had tt ever IhQughl up by Ihe peace movement. lIt firl'm n. II t. on the Big Sioux, exprc s~ federal courta I and the authorltiea are nol too sure yilt guarded optimism. meanwhile, "alibi" law Is I Pf.'I"iOI1\ "'ishin to help are a ked how to handle it. The critically illiured man i Lt. that the worst o~ their proble mr. • It c.lled the 10 tel phont \fr" William Condon Since lInythlnll t h • Rubert H~IIl , a 42'.1eJlr -old fatlll'r of J. may be over. pith Itw. ,.,hl Beatles do eems to be ctmmlilion to of 430 S. DoJ 'e ' 1. Her phone num· "he Sioux City volunleers, i~ 16 hildr n, He f 31 L niveT'Iih H \. adopted , It's quite pos· lion of per"n b r I 3;3-2.309. sibl e that Mr. and Mr5. cludlng high school girls. co~ pllal \\ it It ~riou h ad lnjtl r ff'~ : h Such things S SIJlIP, alad~ and pre· Lennon's tacUcs will cenlruted on extending one dikr ""n.",praptr lxercl ". An Beddl'nt Ihal ('ritll'~II) injurl':s oon become palt o( to provide protection to near~ ,.lIet par d di .. h .' ar n~d d. To aid in J ,000 homes and add ing two felt ,.,.,.r." p I'\On I a horrihle e'llerien t' for Ihe stud ent nonviolen t The high cou ,dll'dltling. ~Irs. Condon \\ ill tell in· scene. to Ih ! height of another dike. County Distrf 111" lami" . WllI'n the \I ift of Ih" in. It'fI''I~d pcr~on~ when and what 10 I WI lucky to inler· Tht city's N,lurill Dllister 111fl'd mal; ha 16 I:hildrl'l1 to loo~ III1('r view tudenls al Fori Task Foret mapp.d an .round· . Oscar WUliam pn·p.IT!,. Auderdale who were l~ \~p.1I 8\ l pin a I i~iI at the hn\. tht.cloek •• ndblgging tlforl stite Mental \11' . Hrin has enough \Iorries oow In Raster vacalion to e.lllng for 500 volunteers. The Independence. 1'11.11. th itu tion I~ m fllr mOle wilhuut Ihjnkjn~ aboul ftedin~ htlr :I'l their reaetKlns, flVl hi,h school ••nd two col· JohnlIOn County hili rthle nnd complie-.tleo. dtllcln'n. 'u II II~ nut 11I·lp tht' fRInily OnE' aid. "I wish we had lmown about It, .. In th. city of ",000 pro· Scheetz coot it in Chicago. We would ha"e had I lot Sioux City Residents Man the Dikes vlded most of thl voluntary " lulional r1l1hts To h lp \lr~ . Hein. II locul drl .. t has nul Ii II I ? - C/tt'fY' •\rcid 011 cause he was less ca u81tie ." Mor. than )00 v.lunl"ra turned out In Sioux City TUliday 10 exl.nd and htlghtln dikes protecting h.lp. right to coun But his fl'i~nd disallreed . "Know ing the thl flNIMhrl.tlnlll .r... The Ilg Sioux River, one of many In lowl overflowing or thrlltenlng Th~ Wealher Bureau aid tht charges agains Cllica,o COPl!. they woulrl hl\vr pl'Obably t. 1.,lrflO,., In unprecendlntld .prlnll floods, Is .. peeled 10 crtSt w.1I .bove flood sl.g. elthtr Bi g Sioux. a tributary 01 t hI lice of ricer ca come into our I'oom~ and busted our Last minute rush Thurall.y II' "rlday. - AP Wirephoto Missouri Rlvcr, hould crest a\ questioning in ben~ . " 15 (eet over flood staf;c at Sioll! Iell or sex ofr e City on Thursday or Fri(lsy. Mpre!.tntanH" Irnm thf' lOll II I"g' \OImcl Rnd pru~rl.'~sh t pit'c'es of legis· A thire! tullenl see m e d cloublful that Rapids and 10 Lennon's tactics were practicii. lation h,IIP bten disl'ard d. City orficials said the plannlil Id~hlr~ 'aid rf'cf'ntl ' that til }' ho~d "You can't get thaI kind or prolesl on Jobless Rate 'Mandatory 170 Census levee imDrovements would PI' to wind lip thls YPRr' whit bang Ipgf,. The major IWle IItal will he facing televiaion, excePt may b e ()n educational teet all but 41 homes in the 511· U.S, Em tht' l(lgislalure noll' i appropria ti ons TV . And i( you don' t lei on televi ion. burban Riverside area, and f.1. lath, ~I'ssion b) lht tnd of pri!. me p~ to Ihl' ,\tatr ~dln\lls . It \ViI! he unfor· there doesn·t eem to b any in Up Slightly Gets White House OK mille. in those homes beg an I· In Job testin •. " eVAcuating Tuesday. It ~trm amll1ing that Ih(' I f'W~ 1 • tllnlllr if thr Il'gislllturr trll's to rRpid­ WASHI NGTO WASHINGTON IA'1 - Despltc H. Stans said a proposal to This OI'inioo was shared by a University The Ch reokee city flood COlli ernment charg tut~ l'Ould PIPn ~ d(l~ to fin hhln h' mal.· II decision on how milch mono of North Carolina sophomore. Due to Teens congressional criticism and cit· make only six questions of the miltee said Tuesday afternoon i ern textile fi Its bllslnrs~ . ftrr all, thl~ sfl~slon hll~ ~)' thl' tat schools kdesrrve." "I could sleep In a park lor seven days WASHINGTON I.fI _ Unem. izens' complaints about invasion 1970 census (orm mandatory expects a final fl ood crest • anti-black bla rt'ally Q('mmp lt..ht'C1 1 pry lit til'. TIlt'I!' A Int of tilll!' hilS hern WRstE'(\ this and seven nights. but I don't t hip Ie II pioyment in the United States of privacy. the federal govern· would lead to spotly samples the Lillie Sioux of about s iI practices and would work if I had to stay indoors. LiJle , edged lightly ahead of its 15. ment has gone aheod wit h Iand under mine the reliability o( feel over flood stage tonlghl ha~ hrrn. of ('OIIT e, lot, of tRlk Rooul ;teRr. hilt important If'gisllItivt' matters pany-owned h~ I mean. man. the fun oC the protest 15 to year low of 3.3 per ccnt in March plans for next year's population the statistics. The Wealher Bureau has pre. The Ju ticp irr levIIIII I~HII.'S, hili Iillll' ImporiRllt l'ilnnot b slighled just hecau e the be with your rrl"nd~ . Il '$ no kick holding but government o£ricials said count on the assumption that ali i Th. m.ndatory requirement dicled a crest some seven (eet. • federal cou Tuesday there is no cause for answers will be mandatory. - which carries a $100 flnl or Iflgi laHun has hel'n comidrrrd. "nel legislators wanl 10 grt home hy R up 8 picket sign If nobody Is going to see over flood stage at Cherokee N.C .• to end it. .. concern , The Census Bureau. apparenl. six months imprisonmlnt for Thursday. \I hat' more pathetiC'. rno t good, ('('rtAln datt', - Cheryl Arciciaoll tion by Cann But a coed Irom Swarthmore disagree!. The March rate of 3.4 per cent Iy with the approval of the White I noncompll"nc) . - hi. drawn If the local committee Is C!W' operates 16 te compared with 3.3 per cent In House, has given the Govern. the flrl of crlllcs. p.rtlcul.rly reet, flooding there would be II .. "If all Ihe studenls disappeared for sev· and South Car ited to the 25 blockR inundat8 'NDW "m a new man' en days and seven nlghls . we'd have tbis each of lhe previous three ment Printing Office the go. Rep. J.ckton E. attts (R. 24,000 persons. months. ahead to begin producing the Ohio), who hit spOnsored • over the weekend, but the emf At Kannapo . country reaUv upUght. Thev ... ould have (orecast bv the Weather Bureal no Idea what wu happening." "Whatever happened to unem. I tSO million rorms that will he bill to m.kt most responses declined imm ployment happened among teen. filled out by each household next volu.ntary. would require mOI'e families III An M.I.T. engineerin" major shook his allers." said Harold Goldstein, year. . H !:i Betls. who has be~n wag· evacuate. orrieials said. helld . 8llSist.ant commissioner or the The decision to btgin t h I 109 a two-ye~r war agamst Ihe About to famllifS h.d btt4! "I'd be ror a leep-In only 11 Secrelary BW'eau or Labor Stati tics. Gold· printing for the hlld count tak. census questionnaire , who s~ys IUCU.ted from th.ir homu In 01 HEW Finch a~sured me I would not stein said many o( the naUon's In every 10 year. caml Mon. the ~ovel'nment sh~uld re~lIIre the Itwn If a,SOI through Tun lose my fed",81 aid lor doine It. They're seven million teenagers round it day, .pp.rently If tar a Whitt only the replIes to SIX q~esllons : day. Chtrok" is SO millS ioing to have to nut out some guidelines difficult to get Jobs last month . I Houu Urban Aff.ir. Coundl age, sex.. ad~ress. mantal stat· ntr'Ihe.st .f S""~ City. before I get into btd." I us. relallonshlO 10 head or hou eo Teenage unemploymffll rose a meellng, ,.,ith Presidenl Nixon hold and visitors in home at The Big Sioux 'waters hurt Unlver.lty a" "They can'l lake your lederal 3id away rull point, rrom 11.7 per ~ent ~o present, time or census. All other answers th~ough a dike at ~kl·on • . Z I tIIull be rlcel from you (or sl~eplnr:.'· a Harvarc! law lew.n offiCI, 12.7 per . c~nt and Goldstem s~ld A Whil!' Hou~e ~pokesman would be voluntary. mUes upstreRm (rom SIOUX CII, Cenlor. by n K~ ludent ald. "as long a you do it peace· It was dlfClcull 10 account ror It. confirmljd that the census W II S Census I'eplles have been man. fOI"Cing the evacuation of 5 i! . f1,. publlcill fully." Iyptd and .11 Atll "The behavior palle!,n of young discussE¥! at Ihe meeting wit h datory under law since the gov . . (amilies. Bul Mayor John garn· er ofll.er of "Sure." the M.LT, student said , "that's people IS more erratic than for all the pros aod ('0'115 ror requir./Icrnment firsl counted the pop. est said sandbaggmg may plug bllnl ,.,bllcll MOl funct lonl Irt B~ II'hal they tell YOu now. but who's going . adult~, " he said, . noting however ing mandator replies being ail" ulation in 1790. the three major leaks. . .. III... . lo say ir you were sleeping peacefully or t~at Joblessness I~creased exclu· ed. Congress. beginning an inves-I.At Hawarden. on I h e BI/ PhJ not 'l SuPPOse you have II I'e tiess nillnt ?" "vely among whIte teenagers. Nixon "'as aid 10 hclicve that I ligation last week, was told by S!OUX a~ul 40 md~s. nOI'lh 0 ' The Labor Depal'lmenL official "the (ali liral integrity oC the A. Ross Eckler, bureau direct. SIOUX Clly, Iwo famllJes wel'l CM An Oberlin music major said. "T hat shouldn't be our concel'n. If sic 'ping is said unemployment rolls ror census should be maintained ." lor. that any delay 01' changes evacual~ and aboul hal( a dOl­ MAIN LIIIl'" adults remained at their low I The Census Bureau has sa i d to major questions will not per. en (amilles ~el'e moved I rom Durin, ,"collo going to make th is country wake up to be opo" on A Ihe fact that we want peace, then I say February lel'els - 1.9 per cent lhis coulo be done only by a . mit the government to meel the farm. homes In. ~ area. mlttnlghl; April for men and 3.5 per cent for full mandatory census. I April t. 1970. deadline t by . Thirteen fam ilIes were pre par· Jun.; AprtJ 8, we should sleep," April 12, 7:30 I women . Commcrce Secrelary ~Iauricc law. 1111( to desert thell' hom es at en . ,ay~ Frank Mack of the New valuc . House Comm'tt•• HOMOlllCUA I Deparlment of cOllsldplCd Iho~e or Ihe 1I1'I .I'rs o( Ih~ m ' llr l e~ concernrd and nllt the expression of policy A white student had to remind 11 ~ o( the 11"1)1 mel. l.1ersev Motor Truckers Associa. 1(~" ' pnhRIl' ~Airl thAI In ",,~~Ip opln, • trell Ol l l1~ l · I1I1I " >II~' . any !lrolll) R ~ocialed \~ ilh the Lntver il~' or Ihe slar[ of Ihe newspaper Idslillg legacy o( Martin Lulher Killg. [)o,,"l cI J. Npison , R clivi~ionRl ll liO" . "About 75 pel' cenl 'of the ~130 0I\Il worlh nf ri"",·a'l~q IM(' Read"es ImpctSS9 foun, men wi Publl htd b, Sludent Publlullons. Inr. ('OJ11 ' T'u.' .... hard ef .tudenl ~UbllClI1enl, I". ,; J' R... C; "I f f Ih .. . B f th fl mad t POI' t r f f' I g . l'on 'th lem. Ind p'" mU nk'lion'! Center, rnwlt ("If,', 10\1011 d1lllr Rob Reynoldson . 1\3: Mike Dohert). G; Jerry 1m r" c" poe a,enc,\' s ureall 0 e ~ e a gun n a e 0 II orn I'SSIOna or antza I WI Busing I. men who dt''Ilre !)'Ce!lJl ·undiY .lId MOth'. Y. "rid lea:.1 hoi PIllen ·13 · Mike Fln" , .14: DA"n Wllson M; 621 I, Radiological Heal th, ciiscu,sing cargoes thll t have been pl·ese· nu'leis. . Over Bill Itould wrlle to j J.H.'.... chillry 80. 154 dl' Entered. ....ood d ... mlUer ot Ihe Fred L ~t orrl.on. ColieR' 01 I.aw; WIll"" th Lo I I d t ld II ted A d th ' d bt ~. o l orlk.t II 10111 CII\ .... undo. Ih. Ael of r Murray. Deparlmenl 01 En:lbh; IVIIIII'" e ng san urvey. 0 a ec . n ~re s no ou MRnv of Ihese ouUel Rre u', D£S ~IOIN~~ S 1.4'! _ The Hou !!' low. city. or ell rOO,r." 0' M.rth 2, IS,.. P. I\ lb r1!rhl . Deplrlmen t or Eco nomi cS; Ind ne,w, sml!n : Ihal the s~ elec~lon s• •a remade srrll~ul"uq merchants. accol'nlna Schools Committee deadlocked between tho ho WIlliam J . l ima. Srhool or JournA Ii m. "'h ( I h ed on Tuesdays .n Tnt ".SOC ....' 'rtll I enlliled ex.lull.elf 10 LEnlilts POLlCY • e mann ac urel'R a ve lb.y or .. antz . crIme. 10 Gi lbl'rI If. Mpyer. chid sopciql T'le dav ovpr a con lroverslal bill the u. e '~r republication or III locol n... , ',,11".,..r ...... J_hoI lut heen makIng I mpI'O Ve~e nt~ , bul Mac~ 58 1(\ th e suc c~' I.h ,8 t ~J!pnl of the Am erica n I ns!lr~nrp which . w 0 u I d allow privale prinltd In thl lIew,p.~er . well .. III AP IIt~ • • lId df&pah he 'diler ...... , C".,.,I A,vld"n L.ttl" It the Hit., .114 all ""Ir Ihey have n?t yet aclu eved com· small -Lim e hoods had .In sWlplllg Al'llocinllon and a form er FB I h I '1 t .' I I br H.... Edlto • ...... Dllllty IIen ...n type..f to""ibutl.n. tt TIlt o.ny ponent! wh ich. under all ex. trllcks attracted orgal1lzed I(a n ~s . ' sc 00 PUPI S 0 III ~ owa pu lubSetl,"en hll" By urner In low. (,II~. 10 per ) car In ad.once: ,Ix month, ".-0' H.wS Editor """""""'" ..y '."y low.n "1 tncour.,.d. All Ctfttrlbu· pectable conditions _ such 8S the Robert Korlenh aus , vice prcs. a~enl. Is~ hool ?uses fr ee along estab three monlh 13. 1\11 mi ll ,ub..,rlpUon. 12'3 C.,y ....for ...... D, •• "'"r,.shll tlon, shtuI .. be sl,nl" II., till wrlttr, PI'oximily of high vollage elec. ident or Bilkays Express. a Mpycr SHl'S mAn y of th~ hi· Itshed loul es . per )ur; Ix months. 16; three mOlltOs '10. ~~:'SI~:I:'~IIY Ulltn . .... ~::'I:.~:!: Iypell wi'" trl,l. .,.clng. Lettlr. tric li nes 10 houses conlainin i leading Not'lhea tern truck com· jark i~a~ 8I'e "mllade onkoroer." I Mem behrs btl11ledt 1"1 .16 Hon a (ViOl 011 1 31704'.1 Crom noult to m ldnl~ ht to r~porl J."Mt wII,,,, thtulll be no l'n,l' tll.n Wt",.. color TV 8ft! and thl' undue in. pany, agrces I h II I ol'ganized pxn la llll n~ ,th al Ie mar et are 10 rn d le o 1Ir ouse 00 \\ Item Jlnd annuuncements to Th .. Oilly * r.0"111 . tdltorlal afll ... Ire In the Com munI· .... rt. Idltor ...... Mlk. Ibltln, Sherilr to"'rlilution ••rt mtrt likely Ie creasing of a sel's voltage by a ICrI mp is responsible for many of thel'e wlUt'"!! lor the mel'ChAn., (or debate. , ration. Center. .dl'o.I.1 '"'" Idll...... " . Den Hlch.11 ... usocI. tho D.lly 1_.. test...". tho lelevision repairm~n or home' llhC Ihefts. dlse. That mrnns thc measure \VII ChIli '''tto,,",her ...... D.... Luck right It '.llCt .r etllt Ifty c.... 'lhtl.n. owne r _ would stili as ure 8 de· "Who else but th e Mafia I "There are a hell or a 101 or (ace another VOir at the com ~1117 :~7~1~ . It: ,. ~~~ :rf';~1 w'iilc~~o ~:"~?~ ~::::::~: ~~:~~I'~::::~ '.::'. Cft~::1 .:::~~~ Htm.. will .,. ..ithhelll fir v,l'lI rlf' art or arely well within I h e Iwould h a ve the money to pay hu Inessmen who will c los e Imil l~p ' s next m~elin~ on B m ~ cOITOCI the errdr with the nexl luue. DI cu'· Int'r,.lnmln' 'dlt" ...... SUn I ..., IOn, If 1'14111...... recommended standard 101' X·ray Ihe hoodlum. thal aclually stea l Iheir ryes for the (a l buck," he tlon Ihat in erfect would kill il cu IUon olflc~ ho u• • are 8:311 to 11 A.m. Mon· "'v.rllsl~1 Dire.,.. U, Du"_'1 . , If ' dl,Y throu,h .·rlda_Y_. ______C_ I._."I.lIon ~n ••1r .~.:.J::" :::m:..:.. C:.:.:.::n::.:"::." _..:.::===::::====~=!!:"==:::'.._:..._M1~J..::S::..:IO.:..n.:...:..I __·I'I..:: m_s::..::,ueh sels." Ihe cargoes, the warehouses lo says. . ur l'.e 1969 se sion. WOMIN" , Ity J,tmny Ho .. IlIILE .AILEY by Mort Walk., Th. Women '. n Pool wil l be 0 ' ," ,wlmmln, Mon from 4; $.6:15/ 10;31).11 :30 .no II opon 10 wo DIV~ FoR TH~ fac ul ty .nd f. WHAT CN £!'.ARTH presenl II) ror •... 6te'r ~.a •••• pITcH.' THAf P~AtJ~ "rd. The IVo enV!!!e. '1bU TAAi open ror l'ecrt I" 5rrzA FltJ6 ~alllrd.y Itte, n fON!:~ r Thll 11 uPen 10 THE SEA cH W NIGHT Opel!'L'" to coed I n!'ll Tue;dlY An 1 :~ u · V : 3D , Vrovld Ole ch.duled. Illd IIAIf And 'It~d lo use I h. b'tlmlnlon. ,wi 101C. dart ·, ". 11111. II) cM. d r nlll oll u"cd In PlaY II¥ht •.

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I I _" _.______ux Citians TH. DAILY IOWAN-lew. (tty, I• .-W... ., A",," " lMt-P.. a , .Iowa Sexual Psychopath Law Prof Discusses Hemophilia FCC Member Johnson 9 in, Brace -1m Court Vote a~:ec~r:r~I~:I~gm:~~li~an; fes~K:~;~~a~::~ n~o~:~:: ~~~~~~~~~~=Ic~ ~~: . To Address ICLU Here Upheld by 51 - can be detected by genetlc partmenl of PathololY at the patients safely through such OJ>- the Worst means, an alumnus of tile Col· University 0/ North Carolina and erative procedures as extraction I A forml!!" Iowa City man who He Is Nicholas Johnaon . I DES MOINES I.., - The lowl He contended the trial co u r t But the 81h CirCUit Court of lege of Medicine lold participants former member of the University of teeth, he said. has become a controversial Ii· member or the Federal Commu­ CITY IA'I - Hundred! Supreme Court upheld the va Ii· erred in admittfng the law 01· Appeals In St. Louis, in over· in a ympo lum la t week. faculty. reported on his 37 years For a per on with nOrmal j' gure in b.altJ~ over control of nicalioM Comml sion noted for Murli.ecn pitched in Tuesday dlly of the atate'. criminal sexual flcer's lestimony and argued turning the second degree mur· o[ research In hemophilia Friday blood clotting extraction 0/ mass media wlll address the an· hi opposition 10 concentratJon of liP the city's dike a'-l psychopath law in a nalTOW 5 to 4 that 8 psychiatrist'! report on an del' conviction of Ronald Stump ', Ch,'ef at a CoUege or Medicine post· teeth is not da~gerous . However, n~al mtelin~ 01 the Iowa Civil ownership In bl'oadca ting and defenses in n rael declelon hingIng uplNt an I.ndivld· examination of Scheetz failed to in the slaying of Michael Charles Drug Un, graduate symposium on practical (or a hemophiliac paLient, this Llbertlea. Union (lCLU) at 1:33 publication. He Is the son of the the rilli ng waters 01 thl uaI 's constituUonal rights. disclo8e such "criminal pra- Daly of Des Moines, held Iowa's ·' I 'L Lb' , applications and new Ik!vel oj>- and other surgical procedures p.m .. Fnday in Shambaugh Au· lale Wendell Johnson, a pioneer River. II also revel'lled 'the tll'8t degree pensi tle8" 88 to justify h i 8 alibi law is in conflict with the H, 01 00 y, ng ments in blood coagulation. are hazardous without treatmenl dltorlum. speech pathologisl at the Uni· murder conviction 0 ( James tria l 1\1 a criminal sexual psycho· constitutional provi ion thai the 0/ two small tow n,,­ DES MOINES IA'I _ The sec. Studies on dogs showed thal by antl·hemophilia factors. Sev- versily. '!'homa ~ Galloway In the 1964 path. burden of proo( Is on the . tate only 50 per cent or the normal eral surgical procedures have Johnson will speak on civil U. north, Cherokce, on the Jla~i n g , of a Davenport grocer, The _.... _ Clllrt'. malor­ in criminal cases. Sioux River, and AkrO!i, retary 0{ the Slate Board of levels of antihemophilia factor been performed successfully on berties issues which Involve saYIng It had to do so since tilt ltv .,Inltn written lIy Ju.tice P h arm a c y Examiners was I Factor VIII) appears in Ihe hemophiliac patients al Univer. mass communication medIa. Ifu Big Sioux. expre ~ ~al courts have held Iowa's ' 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImlllllllllllIlmllllllllllllll scolded Tuesday by a state leg· blood 01 helerozygouS animals - ity Hospitals using anti.hema- speech wUi lollow the annual optimism, mcanwhU~ ",Ilbl" law Is unconstltutionl. lruce Snoll. hlld th.t the crlm- It called the . tleu.I ".yeht- In.1 •••u.1 ~~yc"",~, I.w I. Islator for lobbying against a bill those who are carriers 01' the dis· phUia (actor lherapy. member hip meeting or tb e the worst or their problcl1l6 • to lighlen enforcement o[ Iowa 's ease, Brinkhous explained. In ICLU, cheduled lo hegln at be over. ... th IIW which "r.y\4ts far lilt ectu.11y crlml".1 In n.· •• • ture drug laws. certain women who are carriers, 7:45. Both the meeting and commlilion to • m'"'t.1 tn.tltu- ' University C . d B I Sioux City volunteers, i~ Sen. Hugh Clarke (R·Bel· the same deficiency lound, but Johnson's speech are open to II ... of Plr' ,",1 ucu•• d If ... It held that, therefore, .[ h e 15 onvlcte u r9 a r th~ high school girls, co~ mood) chairman 0( the Senate not in all of them, he added. G P . T public. on extending one dike tHenl .., " I hum.nt, valh' .n" protection 0 1 constitUtional "..,.r e. erel .. of Itt • • tltt'. 1'1.rh1l prescribed by the U.S. state Government Committee, The successful studies on dog ets rison erm At Ihe husiness meeting, Des protection to nearli said Paul Crews. who is a Iso I ,ollce powlr," Supreme Court's Miranda, Esco· Calendar have ed to attempts to locale the Moines lawyer Dan Johnston and adding two fcet The high cOUl'l approved Lioo bedo an.ed offsel dupllcltlng II lh. JAMES GARNER in .., ,. - -- I 1188 'IIJSTANG GT, 302 cubic Incl!, ..Un, Ire IVllllbl. (r•• 01 chll'" Dupllcltln, Cenler, \18 IOWI Av •. .. 4191 smili. medium, lar,• . 337·5000 .vo· TYPlNG. SHORT PAPERS theme.. V~, thr.e I~.d. power .leerln, 10 ,tudenl. Ind olherl II lh. Hlwl<· Hou .. 8 I.m. lo 4 p.m. 337 WANTED nlng., week.nd.. 5-3 Downtown. Phone 337.5943 dll" On. own.r. 35J.6951 before noon • fe Ar .. Droft Inrormilion Cenl.r. W•• ther 8urtau I I ¥ I !1M D.y BuJldln, libove lowl Book UNION HOU IIS: Gonoral Bulldln,. Ft:iiiN'JTURE REPAIR Ind r.flnlsh. ~I~l .v.nln~ __4 .9 R 4·11 rivlr communiti.s III Ind Supply). HOtJ ra: 7-9/.m. Tue .. 7 a.m. .. loaln,; Offlc ... Mondly·fri. WANTEIl: womln stud.nt to help Ing. Phon. 337·5004. 4·10 EXPERIENCED TYPIST; you 11lme 3SO CC VAMAHA 1967. 1,200 ml dAy Ind Thur diY, Ind 2 p.m. SIln· dlY. I l.m.·3 p.m.; I"'. rm.,lo" Duk. distinguished .Iderly llell' In Ir.11· , - - -- I ll. I'll type It. "O;:I.ctrir Carbon Perl.el condition. Man y .. trA . warning mort thin I dly. Dr clII 337·9327. Monday.Thursday. 7:30 I.m.· " r,.m. scribing her memoir.. About an flUNKING MATH OR bl.lc ,tall.. Rlhhon." DIal 337-1S02 ,Iter 3:00 S6OO.00. 337-1319. 5.1 hour or so nf work a day. Writ. tlc.7 cln Janel 338·9396. $·2AR p.m . ~AR -- . ---__ th.t r.cord crlsl, FrldlY IturdlY. 7:30 l .m.·Mldn ghl, ROOMS FOR RENT =_ ,,0 COM'UTU CINTU HOURI, 1... Sunday I l.m.·11 p. ....; ~ocn lll . n Box 311 , Dally IOWAn. 5·1 I , - -- -- 11168 VAMAHA 125<:c. 780 mi., Ilk. like ly on many ri Ylri put "Indow - OPtn 24 houra IdlY. Artl. Mondly.ThursdlY. 8 l .m.·11 -- - -- PAINTING . IV I n dow , Wished , TERM PAPERS. book r.porls. lhese.,I new. S4~ . OO . Phone 351·7204 . •. 21 7 dlYI I week ; Oulpul window - p.m., Frldly,Slturday. 8 (.m.·Mld· ROOM FOR MEN OVer 21 , cnokln~ YOUNG MAN wanl. palnt!n. job.. !cretn. lip. AI Ehl. CIII H4·IU9. dilio . Quick .ervlc• • r... onlblp . - _ .tre. ml, Th. townl bul" 1:30 l.m.·12:80 I.m.• 7 dlYI I w.e~i nlihl. SundlY, 8 p.m.·11 p.m.; Aeli· pdvlleg ••. Avall • .,le Summer. 338· Experienced. Int.rlor or IIlerlor' 5-22 3384858. 4-1All 111M DlVERSIDE - 49rc scool.r • nd m.d. em.rglnc, Temporlry Bid,. - 7:80 I m.·J2:.. viII .. C.nlar. Mondly·Frlday. 8 a.m.· 047 1. 4-9 1 337 ·9998 mornings. 5-1 ------Uke new. low mll.ag •. ,ISO.OO . 338 1.111.. Monday·FrldlY; I I . m . ·~ p.m. 10 p.m., Saturday, 9 l .m.4:80 p.m .• - MOTORCVCLE CLJNIC - rep.lr IU BEITV THOMPSON - .I.clrlc: 3856. 4.1( SolurdlY; 2 p.m.·IO p.m.,_.Sunday; Sunday, )010 p.m.; Cr .. llvo Cr lft MEN OV&R 21, cl.ln. n,M cookln" 1 l makos. guaranteed .ervlce. Week· The ••• and lonl p.;. .... Experl. 1 ~,---:-:::--:--::--:-=:--:-:- DItA Room phon.: 353·3"",,; Pro\). C."ltr. Mondly·Frlday: 9:30 a.m.' bus It ne. Available now tllrouRh MISC . FOR SALE days 338·4868 betwe.n 6 And 7 p.m. enc.d. ~38.5650 . 4-1An J9M PONTIAC L£ MANS. 3,SO( Sioux ('ily, Ihe addition lem Anllyat phone: 353"O~ . 12:30 p.m. • 1:30 p.m.·5:30 p.m. , 6:30 , 'umRl.r. 145.00 . 1145 E. College . 337· - lor appolntmenl 4·71 mil... 6 cylinder. 338·7422 arte' gging would p u I I p.m.·IO:30 p.m.i, Wh ..1 lloom. Mon. ~~:______5·3trn 1l0UBLE BEll wllh sprln,.. nrm. ' ElECTRJC SHAVER -;:;p ili. 24.hour E~~f.1'~~~ 1~~:e~~I~~as;".~~r~.r.: : ~ . 4·1 DDD JDII: Mit Iludents Inl ... day·ThursdIY. , l.m.·tO:3O p.m.. Fri· SPECIAL SUMMER RAT! _ .Iart. $25.00. Phone 338·9574 .venll1lS. service. Me y.r's Barber Shop. P~one 3377772. 4-4AR 01 thr levers abollt Hted In doln, odd jobl lor ,1 .tIO da,V, 7 1.m.· 11 :30 p.m •• SalurdlY. 3· In bour lhould r•• I.I.r with Mr. 11 :30 p.m., Sundly, 3·10:30 p.m.; Ina June . Rooms wllh cooking . _ 4·16 4.18AlI Ihc expccled crest. Three roonl cOltIR" . rent now . BARITONE UKELE. 3 yrs. nld. E,· SHORT PAP&RS and theses. EI.r· MaIm In the Offlc. nnonclll I ly., • ..,." diU, . 7 l .m.·7 p.m., DnESSE.S MADE . al>o IltorAUon. . trlc Iypewrlter. 338-8138. ;;'1 w ~ r n (' d, howevp IIIf1 0' llrelkrlll, 7· 10 :80 I.m.• Lunch. 11 :30 Blac~ ' s Gaslight Vllla,e. 422 Brown . c.llent condltton. 338-11037 Ifter ~ . Aids. Old Denlll BulIdln,. ,[,hit 4·15tfn H Experienced. 35l ·3 126. 4'18 1______. prin!: rains Ihls w worlt Includ.. remo,,\I,' window l .m.·1 p.m. Dinner, !i-7 y.m.; Stal. -. --. - - ALlCE HANK "IBM S.l.clrlc" "llh I Itroenl. Ind ,.nerll Ylrd work, 1l 00m, Monday·Frlday. 1:80 I.m .. OLD ViOLiN. C-;spar -DI'S~. Bre se!; HAND TAILORED hem alte.raUons. Greek symbol.. ';xpertenced. Ie· produce disastrous Dye: 1:10 p,m. l.b.1 J610 . PhAn. 337-«37. 4-10 Coats, dre ..es . Ind skirts. Phone curol •. 337·2518. 3·27AR ODD JOIS (or women Ir. aVI.II· ,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii APARTMENTS FOR RENT ____~ . ______338-1747. 5-8trn _ Iblt II the Financial Aid, Oertet. I ENDS TONITE : "CHARGE our planning i predirl Housek.epln, jobl Ire IYllIlble It ANTI~UE orlentll ru,.. Black'l DIAp.R ""uTAL .'rvlc.- by -No.' ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. Experi· 12.. s. Gilbert - low. City, low. 1 ht VIII '22 II St Eo n.LI" OK; .... tneed. TheRa, IhOl't pipers. elc. 11.50 In hourI Ind blhy lIt1n, jIIOUI .. II'e In U LEASING MODERN unrurnl.hed Ox· Selll", bro ...• .... etrum fln.ncl.1 pI.nnlng t. Indlvldu.ls .nd Flrlltlrd or ,GTO • Mo.t Import ..II , your fir" monthly paymenl 'Il!d to Ih. fICUlUlI. Avall_bl., (ord, I... apal'lment. Chlldr.n pel" badminton .• wlmmln" tlble lei'nll, , Trult Company ml tled. $61 SO . J38·14tiO 4-4AR bu.lnl"". R.pr... ntlnl • flnt·r.t. $3·billion comp.ny. With will not be dUi until you begin Ylllr new lob whIch m.y be up lolf, 'IMrt., ~.IRhlllHln8 Illd Jo.· lilli. ID eard I'equh .11 . Children ar. • tr.lnln, s.lary up to $1.000.00 • month plus opportUnities to four month ••ft.r grldu.tlon. nOI .lIu"'ed III the .·I.ldholi e on WJ::ST HAMPTON VILLAGE .pall· for .ddition.1 Income. And ,rol... ctl hi,h In the flv • . flIIUre pl,y .,Ighl. Mamlltr fl ,D,I.C. ment.L.lurnlohfd or uill ul·nlshed. Hwy. 8 w. Coralville 337·5297. 3.20AR rang •. ' AM ILY NI GHT: t',mtly nl,hl Ii UIITDAVIES ' itiiAiY DWYER WAGNIR· AI.on PONTIAC INCa 111 flNdl",u e will be h'ld IrOll C... lvllle .nd Ntrlll LllMrty NICE I AND 2 h.droom {urnl.hed If Ihl. soundl likl your thin!!, wr it. 80x 304. D.ll y low.n, - FUTUIlIS - or un/ul'nlohed "plrlmelll In 1 903 S. Rivet lide Or. 7. I~ 0: IJ PI CI'), II.dnudlY nlRhL. eo CorllvlU •. Park Fair, Inc. 338·9201. We'dllke to he.r frem you. Phon. 337·9673 pl~ nl.hl. {or Ivallable IctMU.I. 1:30 -3:30 · 5:30 · 7:30 - ,:» __.__ 2·'AR ______--' '--______~------I ~ "'" 4-THI! DAILY IOWAN-low. City, 1• .-WtcI., A"tl f, 1M. Red Sox Nip Orioles Smith Homer Ends :On Jones l Fly, 5-4 . time 'Ru '!1Itrt'l lult four BALTIMORE 161 - Pinch hit- 1M Orioles into a 4-4 tie wi I h Vlutlan - and h ler Dalton Jon~ Jammed a two OUI in the bottom of I h e loth MQ ne y-Ban ks Du e 'l l1li Ind fll. Incom sacrifice nr in the twelfth inning. : when hl' hit a two-run hom e r ~ending the Boston Red Sox 10 a lhal off et one by Conigliaro in 5-4. vict~ry over the BaltimOre l lhe top of Ihe inning. i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiii•• Orioles 10 the opener for both It II. "s the first boml'r for Con- Cubb,·es W,·n EltabUshed In 1868 clubs Tuesday. giliaro. who mis.'ied the entire The Red Sox loaded I h e ba, es 1968 ason. ince Aug. 8. 1967 Opener 7 6 on a walk 10 Tony Conigliaro. a 1- Jusl 10 day s bPfore he was I ,- , ingle by George Scot I and an· beaned by a pilch that threat- other \\alk to Rico Petrocelli. I ened 10 end his career. On Pinch Hit Jaye Alter catcher R u s s Gibson The Orioles earlier I i I' d the nied oul. Jon baIted for pitcher score 2-2 in the eighth after CHICAGO L4'I - Willie Smith·, Bill Landi and cracked a fark Belanger. who homered two-run pincl1 homer in the 11th­ dt!('p drive to left field wilh Co- I"arlier •. ingJed for hi third hit inning gave lhe Chicago Cubs a nigliaro scoring t b e lI 'inning - lhe I"ntire Baltimore output to Fund run. lhat point. 7-6 opening day victory over the Frank Robinson had pulled Philadelphia Phillies Tuesday Belanger moved to third on a before a sLanding-room-only pinch single by Ellie Hendricks McLain.Wins Opener, crowd of 40.796. Ernie Banks hit and 5cored on a shallow sacrifice F Cor For two homers the Cubs and I JUNIORS! , fly by Don Buford. rookie Don Money hit two for the Beats Cleveland, 6-2 Phils. Expos Prolong Money 's double in the top of $544 p~r month DETROIT IA'I- Denny McLain, in the third off Cleveland starter th e IIlh bad broken a tie but Agony of Mets ,a que tionable star~. he I d Luis Tiant tied the game and Smith 's homer, following a single , Cleveland 1.0 three hits and AI 17-year veteran KaHne homered by Randy Hundley. pulled it out SOPHOMORES! · 0 11 10 1Kaline bla ted a two-run home with Dick McAulUfe on bas e in for the Cubs in the bottom of the WIn pener, - run to pace the defending world the fifth . 11th. . Ichampion Detroit Tigers to a 6·2 McLain. who had a 31-6 1 Money's three-run blast in the EW YORK IA'I - Jose Laboy opening day victory Tuesday over record last year. singled home ninlh tied the score of a wild Der $478 month cracked an eighth inning three- I the Indians. an insurance run in the ixth and game thaI had been a triumph gARN WHILE YOU LEARN! run homer ane the neophyte I McLain . who was treated by a Don Werl walked with the bases for Banks up to that point. The Get set for INTEREST ING doct M d f infl ed loaded to send another run Cubs' 38-year-old first baseman WORK THIS SUMMER! Our 'Ionlreal Expo held on for an or on ay 01' an am summer inlern program give 11 -10 vlctorv. over t he New Yor k n.~ ahl hould er. ga v e up a home home in the seventh. had hit his 475th and 476th home you on-Ihe-job training in our Mets in lheir first game Tues- run to Larry Brown in the first Iruns and had driven in five runs. 1.1 a nag c men t Development day. inning and a lone run in the see- .... , " -I). The largest Wrigley Field open- Course. and lets you earn a good In conlrast 10 th e Expos' ond, then settled down and MalOrs ing day crowd in more than two salary in the bargain! blanked the Indians the rest of b d decades wenl wild as Banks You'lI work in our retailing quick succe • the Mets never the way. .score oa r clubbed Chris Short for a three- and /or supporl activities. prob- have won an opening day game Norm Cash's two-run double . ho' f' bl . I h" n th 'r 'ght y h'st ry ~' ., . run mer m the Irst and a y III your genera geograp Ie I I el - ear I 0 . w, ' " , " '. iliIt, stroked a two-run blast off the I area. gelling a head Ian on Surrounded by Canadian /lav- I ,. ~ , Philly slarter in the third . m a.n age '!l e n I respo~8.ibihties or - Dean Drapeau. mayor of Upstart Roya s " : ~ Banks also hit a wasted ingle , you II find In our 2 bllhon-plus I Montreal threw out the r irs t retailing when you're Iball and Forrester sang inFtherCgyfifthJe'nkins YI'elded a run ready fororgani~lion full-lime employmenl the Canadian~laureen national anthem _ Surprise Twins :" "~," "JAM' " Banks Bangs Another afler you graduate. I 0 4 3 ...... -.....:' in lhe first on a single by rookie To qualify for our summer pro· Ithe ExpOS' look a 2-0 lead on Bob n pener, - NATIONAL LEAGUE Lar ry Hi sle. a sacrifice and Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs Is congratu llted by two t,amml'" who scored ahead of him on gram for undergraduates, you Bailey's two-run double in th ~ ...t Dlvl 10 his first -i nning home run against Phil adelphi. Tuesd.y. Congr.tul ..lng Ernie Ire Ron Santo (10) must graduate in January. June, firm inning and proceeded to KANSAS CIT Y t.fl _ Joe ~ \ Pet. G8 Deron John on 's single and was Ind Glenn Beckert (18) . Plate umpire Is Gene Venlon. In blckground Is Randy Hundley, next or Augusl of 1970 if you're a jun- bell foul' Met pilchers for a 101.- Keough slashed a bases-loaded Chicago 1 0 1.000 - touched by Money for his first bitter. Banks hit another homer on his next 'urn It bit in the third inning. - AP Wirephoto ior. or In 1971 if you're a sopho- al of 12 hils. single in the 12th inning and the x~t~nt;~~; ~ g 1:~ ih I major league homer in the sev- more. You 'll need a "D" grade The Mels, trailing 11-6 enter- Kansas Cit y Royals nipped X~~~Sb~~~~ g ~ .~ 1" I enth . average. and must be available 'MI'nn6Mta 4 3 10' the opener for PhUadelph la 0 1 :000 I I Glenn Beckert singled, Billy for summer employment and for ing lhe ninth inning. exploded ~- Former Iowan st ., were both clubs Tuesday. W." Divi.lon 1.000 _ Williams walked and Ron Santo Bullet Coach Honored eraJ Immedlale employment following for four rtms after two were out. Keough's drive went over the J.~~.~~lIe le. 1 g 1.000 _Ig rounded into a force play before graduation. The big blow was a three-run xSan Dlero 0 0 000 ~ h' h . ho' G h·t Is Quitting work in the To get full delail.s on how y,ou homer by pinchhitter Duffy Dy- head of TwIns' right-fielder xHouston 0 a '000 1 Banks II is first mer. HIS NEW YORK • - cnc Shue. / 24 votes from t e 39-man comrru - A comt ruction t h d Tony Oll'va W'lO was plaYI'ng xSan Francisco 0 1 .'000 1 second followed a single by who led Baltimore from I as t tee. can qua lif y lor I. IS outslan 109 er. .Jerry Grote had SlJ1' gled in • I Pro Footba II explosion , George summer opportunIly, H U R R Y the fir t ru n shallow. x - L~t~.. VI~~ 'It°~suil;~lud e d . Williams in the third. place to first in the Eastern Jack Ramsay of the Philadel- ton, is listed in NOW 10 conlact: / . Keough was inserted as a Montreal ll. New York 10 Barry Lersch. the th~rd Phil Division of l~e National Basket- phia 76ers was second with 11. KANSAS CfTY IA'! - Veteran The Jaycees' I II th M ,. ded f' . h h'tt h . ht h d ChtcagO 7. Philadelphia 6. II In- b U A t na ed th gu dC' M told th K n a , e e", poun Ive pmc I er w en ng - an er nlngs pitcher. was charged with the a ssocla Ion. was . m e ar ur, erz e an- all the injured MR • MOFFITT pilchers for 15 hils. The Dick Woodson carne in to pitch defeat and the Victory went to pro league's Coach of the Year Red Holzman of the New York sas City Chiefs Tuesday he is .r~X)Xl6 sell D. Slade. Director of victory we nl lo former Met Don after lefty reliever Joe G1'zenda AM~:!fA~IV~~::UE Phil Regan who look over from Tuesday. Knicks was third wit h three. retiring from professional fool- Slade said that Student Financial Aids Shaw. staJ'lled the inning. Alter getting New York W L Pet . G8 Jenkins in the ninth, arter Mon- This gave the Bullets a sweep L~rry Costello of Milwaukee re- ball . can be mailed Room 106 ..------~ the first 0 u t. Grzenda allowed Detroit \ g U: =ey's second homer. oC t.he league's post-season indi- ceIved the olher v(je. Merz. who will be 31 n e x I Box 673, Towa NEW PROCESS Joe Foy's infield single. a Booton 1 0 1.000 - vidual awards. Previously. Wes week. said although 1e felt he Slate Bank and Old DenIal Bldg. 0 I APE R passed ball and two intentional ~r!~~~~ 8 i :8381 COACH RESIGNS- Unseld, ~he 6-C001, 7'2 AlI-Amer- RUMORS OENIED- could play at least two m 0 r e Bank, Hawkeye W.'II be on campul April 14 10 walks around a wild pitch. Washington 0 1 .000 1 AMES, Iowa IN! _ Bob Lawson. iean from Louisville. was select- BOSTON IA'! - Rumors t hat seasons he wanted to get start- Bank and Trust t.lk with you .ft.r you 'v, gotten I S E RV ICE Kansas CI~ ..t Dlvl!'ono 1.000 - head track coach at Iowa State ed as the Most Valuable Player the Boston Patriots of the er' on his career. n A Jaycee d.t.tI. from Mr_ MoHltt. (S 001. per Week) IOWA CITY xO.kJand 0 0 .000 :,' si nce 1962, said Tuesday he has and 'the Rookie of the Year. American Football League were An All -American end at Iowa I" later, in COni.ultlllioj College Relalionl Dept. - $11 PER MONTH - TYPEWRITER CO. ~g~l~r~~~I. ~ ~ : ~ ,~ submitted . h!s resignation to a~- Shue, a 36-year-olo nalive of about to .mov.e to Seat~~ h a vein 1958. Merz joined the Amer- Ii tl\e firemen , Fr.e pickup' delivery twlc, FREE Pickup and Dtllve,., xSeatUe 0 0 .000 ... sume a Similar post at the Unl- Bal timore won th e ,seventh an- been demed 10 both cities. ican League club in 1961 when ARMY AIR FORCE week Ev.rythlnSl II fur Mlnnesot. 0 I .000 t 't f W' . P k 'd ' I benefit the injured • . - 203'h E. W•• hlll9ton 337-5676 x - Lite game, not Incl udod ve~ y. 0 ISCOnSIn-. ar SI e. nual poll of writars covering A story in Tuesday's Boston it was the DaUas Texans after irs. EXCHANGE SERVICE d~d::.nt~~ap'r., cont.ln,r., Typewriter Detroit T6~·~:~:la~du~t. whJCh IS located at RacIne. 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