The Daily Iowan I 26, 1981 -Iowa City, Iowa 8 SIll. dim. suit • laB' Sludent PubllCitiOlll Inc:. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper Monday, June 29, 1981 mp.li~ate Alcoholism increasing solutions difficult "Aft. T_ "I Wok ._1 (OR" ot on .11- THE IOWA em Cri •• "",,,",,,, "" '" of ~- ... '''''....... easy" way to "feel better" durinc II strl ke Staff Writer these stressful times, be said. time high," said Steve Shuetl, educa- with an estimated 223 alcohol-related college students. strike insurance policy that was takea lion prevention coordinator for cases during 1980. That figure is up But, they said it is difficult to give There 'bas also been an increlle in out last year as a precautionary Have you ever missed class because Johnson County Mid-Eastern Council from 188 cases in 1979. specific reasons for the increase the number of YOUDI people who eater measure against a player walkout. of a hangover? on Chemical Abuse. Figures reported in the center's 1980 because each case is di.fCerent. college with drinking problt'J1lJ, Sbuett The umpires filed suit because their Have you ever forgotten what hap­ Approximately 400 people a year go annual report showed that 77 percent of However counselors are able to pin- said. students A MAJOIUTV of the people Sbuett salaries will be cut off in two weeks if pened the night before? to MECCA for aid, Shuett said. "We the people who called or walked-in for point some common causes of sub­ Increasinl numbers of are becoming alcoholics in bigh school and sees at MECCA are aJcbollcs wbo are the strike con tinues. Does drinking make you feel more at see about one new person every day." alcohol counseling or referral were stance abuse, Shuett said. "All the con­ ease with a date? However,"about half of the people concerned about themselves. The other ditions are right - the economy and bring their addiction to college. And, also involved wltb a " ~ndary "There was no agreement reached drug" sucb Thursday and the parties still have If you can answer yes to any ot these who come in don 't have problems with 23 percent were concerned about a family structures are changing and once in college, students face Feater as marijuana or bar­ pressure from their classmates to biturates, be laid, For thiJ reuaa the their differences," said Ray Grebey, questions you may be one of the in­ alcohol themselves," Sbuett said. friend or family . kids today have tougher decisions to creasing number of young people with Many of these people are concerned Counselors at MECCA , the Crisis make." . drink. term "chemically depeadeot" Is often head of the owners' negotiating team. "Experimentation with alcobol and used ill Ilea of the tBmI "alcobolic" "I'm encouraged by the discussion '" a drinking problem - or the potential about the chemical dependence of a Center and members of Alcoholics ALCOHOL is a "cheap, quick and drugs is beginnlna at a mucb earlier but I don't think that the situation has for one. friend or family member. Anonymous acknowledge the rise in See AIooMI, pege 8 changed. There was very lengthy dis­ cussion, but some of it was very destructive. " Ayatollah Police kill BOB BOONE, the chief spokeslllall for the players, also said the bargain· ing was going slower tban expected. " I just think we should be at least ap­ ~ Beheshti man who proaching a settlement," Boone said. "We feel they are moving at such a snail's pace that we are not en· held FBI couraged." killed in The early part of Thursday's bargaining concentrated on the players ' response to the owners' first explosion workers new proposai on free agency since the strike began June 12. ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) - ATL.ANTA (U Pl ) - Pollee Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshli, one of sharpshooters Sunday shot and killed a three members of Iran's ruling beavUy armed man who comman· presidential council, was killed Sunday deered the fBI 'aAUanta beadquarl SCoreboard when a series of explosions demolished and took a dozen bureau employ the Islamic Republican Party head­ boItage. quarters in Tehran, an aide to Iranian Agent John Glover, in charge of the Int,.murll Sollbell lawmen TlleldIY" RHultt Executive Affairs Minister Behzad Atlanta bureau, uld IUDfIed Gonzo's Last Stand 10. Boy's Next Door 9 Nabavi said. down Morris E, Roberti Jr., %e, of Sophists 17. Pepper's 7 The explosions, which killed 24 other Atlanta after " vera I threatenInc Ralph's Rookies 14. Excitable Girts and Boy. t2 g tUreJ wer made," H would not Weclneldl"" ......... people, occurred during a weekly party Stallion Battalion 13. Friday Arternoon Club 1 meeting of about 90 members of the elaborate Wild KOUl1ers 26, Spect,um 3 cabinet and parliament. Both are con­ Two mtll , described & "FBI upport Raw Scores "M" 19. No Pooftera 13 trolled by the Moslem fundamentalist personnel," were Injured "super­ Power Hitler. 7. 5300', 0 ficially" by gun shOlS, an FBI ent TlIumly', II... party which two weeks ago forced Gonzo'. Last Stand 16. Does 11 Really Mane< I President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr from said. Pharmera 18, Ego 8 office and began a wave of executions. The gunfight In the FBI's 10th floor K· Y's 9. Super Oxide 3 The aide said Prime Minister office took place as Speelal AltIIt John Renal Dysllasla 12. Free-Agents 7 Mohammad Ali Rajai and Nabavi es­ Glover and two top Atlanta police of· Feculty-Itlff golf caped injury because they left the flclals brieff(! reporters on the si tua­ 81uIIIIgui building a few minutes before the tion In the first floor lobby. HelSeOrl Tot.t Polnl, bombs exploded. As the news conference ended, Baglord.EniDn 75 21 Glover rushed to the door and away Roggow·Flnnegen 72 U Knight-Hartvlgsen 78 t3 ALSO killed along with the parlia­ reporten. Ide, o.... r"- Hoover-Maxey 87 7 ment deputies were the minister of the sa medical att ndanta carry the two Nlckels·Barrv 7 men to a WI lin, ambulance In Or"" 111Ig1M environment and a deputy minister of Mason-Chadima 77 22 commerce. The blast wounded 30 stretchers. Krumbholtz-Wagner 77 20 others, Pars said. Lind·Slebal 67 17 "More bodies a re expected to be dis­ FBI AGENT John Darcollid th two Hall-Crall 77 16.5 covered ," the official news agency men were bur au " upport pel'lORnel " Mount·Gerard 73 15 those Clark· Trank 72 12 Pars said. who were among belnl beld 3-1 Harlan-Kent 73 7 Fifty ambulances were dispatched to hostalle. Glover said althougb no Sawin· Franca 82 5.5 the scene of the blast wbich came at agents were in the office when the man 8:50 p.m., the news agency said. Photo caper took over, aU those h Id boItale were Pars blamed the explosion on FBI employees, "counter-revolutionaries. " Wltlt \he help of the wind, Muecatln. ArchHICI Jim Kemper Ilk.. on Ih ...m. vi.w Clmtrl. Kemper WI. In Iowa City Sunday to phoIogriph vllltoue The FBI would nol commenl on baw Beheshti was appointed to the lhlpe II \he HllltIt Scltnctl Llbrlry building hi II trying to Clptur. with hll archltlCturt, H. hoptt to entll' hi. photOi In an IrchlllCturll photo conttet. the gunman was killed and what star­ ns today presidential council, along with Rajai ted the fight, but an Alla.nta police and HOjatolleslam Rafsanjani, after sergeant who asked not to be identified the dismissal of Bani-Sadr. liid "the gunman started shoolinl and NFL last year. The Saints also had the the SWAT team shot hIm " first pick in April's regular collegiate The blast came a day after a bomb draft. hidden inside a tape recorder exploded Merit increases said unfair The man toot bls first hostage It the in a south Tehran mosque and injured a salarY buildina entrance and "gained control close aide to Ayatollah Ruhollah of FBI space" on the 10th noor, Glover Should the Saints go ahead and drall across-the-board salary increase but he said. "Nobody knows exactly what faculty member deserves a promotion. Wilson , they would lose a Khomeini, Sayed Ali KhameneL lIy Rochell. Bozman said. S.. "Wrller all will see their pay increases figured merit is." Promotions are recommended after corresponding regular draft pick in Khamenei, 43 , was reported out of GLOVER said there were fewer thaD danger Sunday. on their teaching ability and their num­ "It seems to me to be a big excuse to consultation with other faculty mem­ 1982. Some faculty members have charged ber of research and scholarship pro­ keep discretionary money In the hands bers. a dozen hostages taken, but he did not know exactly how many . Bell said FIVE more people were executed at that the method of awarding salary in­ jects. of administrators. The AAUP favors Davis said the collece dean usually IT BOILS down to what Dave Wilson creases based on merit is unfair. Ingeborg Solbrig, an associate an across-the-board increase with sets a ceiling and a floor for percen­ earlier there COIlld be "five or six." will be worth, regarded a top pro dawn Sunday and nine were arrested in Glover said negotiaton had talked to a continuing purge of Bani-Sadr's sup­ The merit system is used to deter­ professor of German , said Thursday more money for additional increases," tage pay increases. prospect by scouts following a record· mine salary increases and promotions the merit system is "open to politick­ he said. "For instance, with the 8 percent in­ the man by telephone and that be had setting junior year with Illinois. He porters.