i .. --------THE INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COMMUNITY SINCE 1868t-------- . t e I I a t I I r OWAN.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2005 50¢ WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM l ( • Man 40 ALCOHOL ADVISORY BOARD gets years in robberies oar BYDANIELLE Iowa City grocery store. Inn, 704 First Ave. Jones bound the counts of first-degree robbery and STRATTON-COULTER Sixth District Judge Sylvia Lewis man in an office before fleeing with other charges of fraudulent credit sentenced Jones, 29, to 15 years in an undisclosed sum of cash. card use, third-degree theft, and THE DAILY KlWAN prison for the theft and 25 years for Later that night, Jones and another tampering with a witness. Curtis Cortez Jones was ordered the burglary. The two terms are to man, one of whom was anned, robbed The 29-year-old has previously to spend 40 years in prison Wednes run consecutively. an Iowa City Cub Foods, 855 High pleaded guilty to forgery and day after he pleaded guilty to first Coralville police charged Jones in way 1 W. '!hey demanded money from numerous charges oft heft, according degree burglary and theft. February with two counts of first an employee, who was later treated to online court searches. The charges stem from two inci degree robbery for threatening a for minor wounds, police said. He also pleaded guilty to assault dents in mid-February when Jones clerk with a gun and demanding In a plea agreement tiled last causing bodily injury in 2003. held up a Coralville hotel and an money at the Coralville Cantebury week, the state dismissed two SEE Jorative team of professionals working Apothecary: Tea and Herbal Constitutionals will open later this summer as an addition Bradley originally planned on opening the together with the patients' interests in have suffered from a to the Bradley Center for Wellness, 505 E. tea shop for her husband Jason Bradley's mind," Jason Bradley said. Washington St. patients to have a place to buy herbs for SEE BfW)LfY CENTER, PAGE 5A former Regina principal ck BY NICK PETERSEN Despite tight budget, city parks thriving THE DAILY IOWAN A former Regina High School student accused his one-time principal and now retired bishop, who was honored by Pope John Pau1 ll BY JASON PULLIAM "It's tough," he said. "I face it other states, because our land is last year, of sexually abusing him after calling t THE DAllY KJWAN daily. We're struggling with day-to fertile, and its best economic use is the boy to his office for disciplinary reasons. day operation money. We do not as farmland," he said. Michael Gould is suing for damages he Local leaders are firm in their have an active expansion plan going Iowa City Parks and Recreation claims to have suffered as a result of Bishop assessmen ib..st I.:rwa City's parks on. Our priority falls in improving Director 'Thrry Trueblood agreed that Lawrence Soens' alleged "wrongful sexual - ~.4 • ecreational facilititte are the structures and facilities we monetary constraints coMtitute the contact" starting in 1963, according to a meeting the demands of a growing have." toughest obstacle facing his depart lawsuit filed in Scott County on Tuesday. The community. This comes in spite of A recent study by the Natural ment and others like it. However, he suit also names the high school and the Daven budgetary shortfalls at the state Resou~es Council of Maine said, Iowa City's parks and recre port Diocese as defendants. and local levels that have caused revealed ll!! at Iowa is next to last ational facilities are exceptional rom "While ... principal of a Roman Catholic High agencies to favor facility mainte nationwide rn the amount of land it pared with cities similar in size in the School, he engaged in repeated harmful, illegal, nance over land acquisition and has reserved fo~ public recreation. state. . immoral, and sadistic sexual contact with park expansion. Less than 2 pereent of the state's "Money is the biggftrt; challenge," he numerous minor-aged boys attending Iowa City Kevin Szcodronski, a Iowa Depart total land is contained in state or said. ~ere isn't enough to go around. Regina High School," the lawsuit alleges. ment of Natural Resources bureau federal public parks and recreation. It's safe to say that we stack up well in The lawsuit accuses the diocese and the high chief, said the $13 million annual Szcodronski feels that the data terms of parks to people, although school of failing to take appropriate action budget for state parks does not gen from the Maine survey are mislead there are not precise figures." against Soens and neglecting to prevent erally include excess funds for land ing because of Iowa's vast amount of 'lb eni!UI'e that the growth of park further abuse after learning of his "improper acquisition, which cou1d be oonverted arable land. space coincides with urban develop and illegal" conduct. into public recreation space. "It's not fair to compare Iowa with SEE RECREATI~. PAGE 5A SEES EX ABUSE, PAGE 5A DRAFTY BOLIVIAN UNREST GUILTY IN STABBING INDEX f 88 Two Hawkeye baseball Protesters continue to fill the streets Joseph Willie Lee pleads guilty to Arts 8A 11C ! players are headed to the of La Paz even after forcing President stabbing his ex-girlfriend in February. Classifieds 98 ___ &I.e Partly cloudy, bright lights of the Carlos Mesa out of office. 7 A 3A Crossword 68 40% chance Opinions &A of rain minor/rookie leagues. 18 Sports 18 ., 2A-The Daily Iowan-Iowa City, Iowa-Thursday, JUne 9, 2005 NEWS Bayo prepares for flowering- The Daily lowan i~i.J Volume 137 Issue 4 BREAKING NEWS •sTAFF Phone: (319) 335-6063 Publisher: 'Our presence followed as eason of growth. Now, we are about to blossom E-mail: daily·lowan@ulowa.edu William Casey. ........... 335·5788 Fax: 335-6184 Editor: and show how much we have grown.' Jennifer Sturm ............3 35-6030 CORRECTIONS Managing Editor: Call: 335-6030 - Olabayo Olaniyi, gallery owner Annie Shuppy. ........... 335-5855 Polley: The Daily Iowan strives for Metro Edllora: BY AU GOWANS and theaters nationwide, and accuracy and fairness In the reporting Traci Flnch ...............3 35-6063 THE DAlY IOWAN they say the closing of their of news. If a report is wrong or mis Alex Lang ............... 335-6063 gallery will not be the end dtheir leading, a request for a correction or a Opinions Editor: Preparing for what may be presenal in Iowa City. clarification may be made. Erik Owomoyela ...........3 35-5863 their last show at Old Capitol "If they ask us to leave, I PUBLISHING INFO Sports Editor: Town Center, Bayo Gallery guess our job there is done," The Daily Iowan (USPS 143.360)is Jason Brummond. ........ 335-5848 owners Olabayo Olaniyi and Olaniyi said. published by Student Publications Inc., Arts Department. ..........3 35-5851 Reena Patel drove through the "We have bloomed, but E131 Adler Journalism Building, Iowa Copy Chief: Iowa countryside June 4, flower blooms also close after a City, Iowa 52242-2004, dally except Beau Elliot. ..............3 35-6030 headed to a farm outside the time." Saturdays, Sundays, legal and universi· Design Department. •...... 335-6030 tiny town of Morse. In the meantime, they are ty holidays, and university vacations. Graphic: Designer: Their goal was to harvest focusing on Flowering, which Periodicals postage paid at the Iowa Elizabeth Wilson .......... 335-6063 grass to perform on this will open today from 5-10 p.m. City Post Office under the Act of Photo Editor: weekend. It will continue on Friday and Congress of March 2, 1879. Amanda May. •...........3 35-5852 Olaniyi said Flowering, Saturday noon-8 p.m. and SUBSCRIPTIONS Web Editor: which will open tonight, will June 12 noon-6 p.m. Call: Pete Recker at 335-5783 Tony Phan ...............3 35-5829 Business Manager: focus on how the artists The art will be housed in the E-mail: daily-iowan-circ@uiowa.edu Debra Plath ..............3 35-5786 involved have grown and upper level of the old Younkers Subscription ratea: Advertising Manager: blossomed since their first space in the Old Capitol mall. Iowa City and Coralville: $20 for one Cathy Witt ...............3 35-5794 show six months ago - fea The space will be divided into semester, $40 for two semesters, $10 Classified Ads Manager: turing flowers and plants of several mini galleries show for summer session, $50 for full year. Cristina Perry. ............3 35-5784 all kinds. casing individual artists, Out of town: $40 for one semester, Circulation Manager: "My purpose going there [to including Cody Brennerman, $80 for two semesters, $15 for sum Pete Recker. .............3 35-5783 the mall] was to bring so much Leslie Hollis, Dustin and mer session, $95 all year. Day Production Manager: life to the house, to bring so Misty Blank, Willy Richard Send address changes to: The Daily Heidi Owen ..............3 35-5789 many people," Olaniyi said. son, Kasali Akangbe, and the Iowan, 100 Adler Journalism Building, Night Production Manager: "Our presence followed a sea Nike Center for Arts and Cul Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2004. Bob Foley. ..............3 35-5789 son of growth. Now, we are ture. There is a $5 admiBSion about to blossom and show fee to the space each day, and how much we have grown." Olaniyi will perform on his At the end of the month, grass set on Saturday. POLICE BLOTTER however, Olaniyi and Patel's The grass to be used to lease at the mall will be up, construct the set was no tame, Lauren Baker, 18, Clive, Iowa, was use of authentic driver's license/10 of and it is unlikely mall man mowed lawn. Rather, the charged Wednesday with public another. agement will renew it. stalks grew several feet "What we thought the art high, waving in the wind Intoxication. Katflryn Sm(tft, 20, 2a1 E. gallery would be is not how it above the heads of the James Rich, 23, 2709 Wayne Ave., Burlington St. Apt. 1521, was was charged :ruesday with posses charged Wednesday with c ended up," Old Capitol 'lbwn harvesters. Center manager Kevin Dig Once harvested, the grass is sion of an open container of alcohol possession of alcohol under the legal in public. age. mann said. "So we just made dried and combined with last the decision not to renew." Nick Loomis/The Daily Iowan year's harvest. Olaniyi Abigail Schlldrath, 20, 308 S. Gilbert 5ata Stlnd, 19, 201 E. Burlington St. Olaniyi and Patel wondered Olabayo Olaniyi sets up "Inner Workings of a Saint" on learned the technique of fash St. Apt. 1134, was charged wHh oper Apt. 1521, was charged Wednesday if, had they been playing pri Wednesday afternoon for the Bayo Gallery Flowering exhibit, ioning grass while growing up ating while Intoxicated and unlawful with PAULA. marily piano or classical in Nigeria. located on the second floor of the former Younkers store In the Old music, rather than rap, they There, he said, grass is used Capitol Town Center. The Bayo Gallery will not receive a lease would have received com to build many things, includ plaints. renewal from the Old Capitol mall after only one year of business. ing houses. DON'T "Who gets to decide what is "Grass is a great resource," classy?• Patel said. Patel's home who helped said. "I'm sure they'll continue he said. MISS OUT! "I think the kinds of them secure the mall space, creating it." "The essence of life as a per galleries in Iowa City that predicted the move from the Indeed, Bayo Gallery is not formance is making c.ll 318-35-1053 people are used to are really mall will not mark the last of the ample's only enterprise. They use of things people don't usu M-4' 1o.e, a.t 1o.e, b1N different from what we do." their endeavors. are also owners of Bayo Art and ally use." Mall co-owner Dean Oakes, "The art that they're Design, a oompany that designs £-mall 01 reporter AU Gowans at: the landlord for Olaniyi and presenting is unique," Oakes shows for museums, galleries, alison-gowans@ulowa.edu cnv Coralville man pleads February; he had pleaded guilty to two plan for the annexation In April, and previous charges in 1998 and 1999. it is set to rezone the land for com· guilty to assault Assault causing injury is a serious mercia! development at a future misdemeanor punishable by up to meeting. A Coralville man accused of strik· one year in jail and a $1,500 fine. The development comes one day ing his girlfriend and her 6-year-old - by Danlelle Stratton-Coulter after the city rezoned a separate brother pleaded guilty Wednesday to piece of land in western Iowa City two counts of assault causing bodily Board OKs annexation for a similar relocation by Wai-Mart injury, said Assistant Johnson - which is planning to move from County Attorney Rivka Sorensen. for Menards move its 10 01 Highway 1 W. location to a During an argument with his then larger location near the Iowa City A state board approved Iowa girlfriend, Brandon Paul Rundell, 32, Airport. City's plans to annex 62 acres of hit the woman's brother, who was Iowa City City Councilor Connie farm land for the construction of a seated on her lap, according to court Champion, who opposed the larger new Menards Superstore records. Wednesday. Wai-Mart but supports the new The blow created a lump on his The City Development Board, an Menards, said she didn't see any forehead, police said. independent state body that agriculture, is located just west of inconsistencies in that position. NEW MUIDOWNSI According to court records, monitors annexations in Iowa, Highway 218, north of Highway 1 and "I think they're a little different," Rundell then punched the woman, unanimously approved the plan to east of Kitty Lee Road. Menards is she said. Evai'Jihlaulalha bacll mustuol causing "some pain and redness" to add the land to the city's south planning to relocate from its current "I don't think Menards has the her head and neck. western edge. Iowa City store, 1375 Highway 1 W., reputation that Wai-Mart has among Making room for an ew business in our back room I Rundell pleaded guilty to a third The site for the Menards, currently approximately a mile down the road. consumers." eeeeeeeeeee charge of domestic assault in a vacant strip of land zoned for The council already approved the - by Jim Butts The Daily lowan-Iowa City, Iowa ·Thursday, June 9, 2005 -SA NEWS Man pleads guilty to CnY AWARD 'It isn't surprising that Iowa City was ranked fairly high, because of the number stabbing ex -girWriend of educated people who reside here.' ... 335·5788 - Steve Nasby, Iowa City's economic-development coordinator. . . . .3 35·6030 IC scores 'Super City' rating ... 335·5855 .. 335-6063 BYDANIELLE murder could have sent the 19 lacerations on her face and arm. ... 335-6063 STRATION-COULTER year old to prison for up to 25 Lee returned 10 minutes THE DAILY IOWHI years. later, said his mother, La-Nowel A Trade magazine The Old Capitol 'lbwn Cen automotive supplier, to ...3 35-5863 Assistant Johnson County Lloyd. The woman said she saw ter is under renovation in an retool part of its facility. A man charged with attempted Attorney Victoria Cole said the Davis and others "beating on" ... 335·5848 murder for stabbing his former state dropped the charge of her car and maintained that her names Iowa City effort to attract people to the Several high-tech compa ...3 35-5851 gknirilffer ipelneda dwedit hg uai l3ty.5 W-inecdhn eksidtacyh eton aUt!tee'sm apgtee dan md uprrdeveiro buse ccariumsein oafl sdoefne'nss ea. ctions were in self as one of the top areTah,e h Ge aszaeitdte. and Hills Bank tnoiegse thaerre wailtsho wwiorrekleinsgs ...3 35·6030 background. She added that he moved into new spaces earlier communication in town, lesser charges. Davis contended that Lee ... 335·6030 could be required to serve both this year. The Plaza 'lbwers, Nasby said. "I stabbed my ex-girlfriend," sentences consecutively, despite would not have stabbed her if high-tech cities in 221 E. College Sl, are sched VizTek, 1910 S. Gilbert St., ... 335·6063 Joseph Willie Lee told the court Lee's request that he be allowed not for the urging of his mother. uled to be completed in is one technology-based com about an incident that occurred to serve them concurrently. Lee was charged last summer the country December. pany that plans on growing in February. Danielle Davis, Lee's former with domestic abuse with intent ...3 35·5852 Iowa City businesses are in Iowa City. , With his bead lowered, he girlfriend and the mother of his to commit injury after throwing I pleaded guilty to willful injury, young child, told The Daily a glass ashtray at Davis. He expanding to attract more "VizTek is located in Iowa ...3 35-5829 l a Class D felony offense punish Iowan in February from her pleaded guilty to a lesser charge BY DENA SCHWORN people, evidenced by the con City, which means it's in the of assault with intent to commit struction on Highway 1. The presence of fantastic minds able by a maximum of five years hospital bed that the couple had THE DAILY IOWAN ...3 35·5786 bodily injury and received a 30- Iowa City City Council of the university," said in prison and a fine of up to split up four days before the day jail sentence. Iowa City was recently rezoned space for a Wal-Mart Joseph Nolte, president of ...3 35-5794 $p7le,5a0 t0o. Hdoem alessoti ec-natbeuresde aa sgsuaiultlyt Fasesba. u2l8t .t hWaht esnh es dhied tnooldt wLaene to tno In June and November of last ranked as one of "America's Super-Center near the air the company, which offers ...3 35·5784 with a dangerous weapon, reconcile, he stabbed her in the year, Davis pleaded guilty to bSyu pEexrp Caintiseios no fm thaeg aFzuintuer, ea" apnordt aont iWts eTduneessddaayy ,m ae esttiantge, vtiiorntu teacl-hrneoalloigtyie sa.n d simula which carries up to two years in stomach with a knife, she said. assault and disorderly conduct. title given to areas that board approved plans to There are a number of ...3 35-5783 prison and a maximum fine of According to a police report, U!e E-mail 01 reporter Danlelle Stralton-Coulter attract high-tech comparues. annex land for the construc Iowa City businesses that $5,000. "continued to slash at her," at In Expansion's tion of a new Menards have grown in the past, he . . .3 35·5789 A guilty plea to attempted which Davis said resulted in danlelle-straHon-<:oulterCulowa.edu third-annual study, Superstore. said, noting that the city "Knowledge Worker Nasby said the city is offers a place where partner ..3 35-5789 Quotient, n Iowa City was working with high-tech and ships can be made and cited for attracting industrial companies, such growth can occur. technologically-advanced as Lear, 2500 Highway 6 E., Em ail 01 reporter Dena Schwom at: VI internal-medicine department ended a companies and well-educated the world's largest dena-schworn@ulowa edu entrepreneurs. two-year search by naming Mark Anderson The findings were based license/ID of on the number of Ph.D. per as the new director of the cardiology division capita. GIFTS FOR BABIES AND COli.EGE STUDENTS "It isn't surprising that Iowa City was ranked fairly high, because of the number Cardiology gets new head of educated people who reside here," said Steve urlington St. Nasby, Iowa City's economic Wednesday development coordinator. He believes Iowa City is rein venting itself as changes are BY JASON PULLIAM 'It [cardiology division] medical school in particular is being made throughout town. THE DAILY IOWAN beginning to rebound from the has a long history faculty losaes it has sustained in The UI internal-medicine of being a recent years. department has found a "' think the College ofM edi leader to continue its long superb program. cine is doing well in filling standing cardiology tradition those prominent positions," He is af igure after a two-year search. she said. Mark Anderson, who has both of superb stature "We're beginning to climb an MD. and a Ph.D., has been out of that hole. I'm very and is a nationally named the new director of the pleased." cardiology division in internal and internationally Compensation was cited as medicine. He will assume the key concern among resigning Graduation directorship Oct. 1, replacing car recognized leader.' UI faculty in a 2003 satisfac diology's interim leader, Neal tion survey. Bonus! Weintraub, who will return to - Paul Rothman, the Ul head Clark said the university being an associate professor of of Internal medicine has been effective in address • 6 Mos. from Graduating? AVAILABLE IN 0 TO 18 MONlHS internal medicine. ing salary concerns and that it • Graduated within last 2 years? Anderson is a professor of a long history of being a has not hindered recruitment cardiology at the Vanderbilt superb program," Rothman efforts. • Currently in Graduate School? University Medical Center in said. "He is a figure of superb "The UI has said repeatedly • No Previous Credit Needed Nashville, Tenn., where he stature and is a nationally that its No. 1 priority is get • No Money Down ROOM SERVICE specializes in electrophysiolo and internationally recog ting salaries comparable with • Pteferri:d Finance Ratts gy and arrhythmias. He is a nized leader." peer institutions," she said. University of Minnesota The medical school was Rothman agreed that the alum, where he received med one of the hardest hit of the medical school has been suc "Specializing in rare and ical and doctoral degrees, and UI's 11 colleges during a cessful in attracting leading fine antique and early is a past fellow at Stanford series of resignations that physicians such as Anderson University. left the university with 1,679 to the UI and that its ongoing twentieth century jewelry" Paul Rothman, the UI head tenured and tenure-track searches to fill remaining fac of internal medicine, says faculty members in 2002-03, ulty vacancies are proceeding Anderson is precisely the the lowest level since the smoothly. 117 ~ COUEGE SmEET I IOWA CITY. IOWA I 319 248 4848 caliber of physician the mid- to late-1980s. The cur "I think we're getting great Carver College of Medicine rent number of UI tenured people to look at these jobs," was looking for to build upon and tenure-track faculty he said. "All of these searches IN THE HEART Of IOWA CITY'S CI.A.TIJRAI. DISTRICT the cardiology division's excel members is 1, 713. are going well." them lent tradition. Lee Anna C1arl<, associ E-mail 01 reporter Jason Pulliam at: "It [cardiology division] has ate provost for faculty, said the Jason-pulliam@uiowa.edu ' f Thursdays Fridays Saturdays ITREIE REGISTER SUMMER TO WIN! Brothers MUGCL um61 s.oo Long Islands Buys a Filled Mug! $1.50 \?Q~ , • 4A-The Daily Iowan-Iowa City, Iowa -Thursday, June 9, 2005 NEWS Senate moves on judges Father, son charged in Bo I 1 CaiW. Qaeda probe l ALl CO NT II .I .l Most 1 with the I' said, and BY DON THOMPSON according to an affidavit up card ASSOCIATED PRESS released through the Justice establis Department in Washington. LODI, Calif. - A terrorism "Potential targets for attack r students investigation in this quiet included hospitals and large ( "We're• farming town has led to the food stores." I said Wh. arrests of a father and son who The father, Umer Hayat, lied said he trained at one of Al about his son's involvement l Qaeda's camp in Pakistan for and money he sent for the son's potential attacks on U.S. training, the affidavit said. hospitals and supermarkets, A cousin of the younger authorities said. Hayat, Usama Ismail, said he Federal investigators believe was in Pakistan with his rela a number of people committed tive and that Hayat never had to AI Qaeda have been terrorist training. He said his operating in and around Lodi, cousin went to Pakistan to a wine-growing region marry and "never got into approximately 30 miles south politics. All he talked about of Sacramento, FBI Agent was cricket." Keith Slatter said Wednesday. "We were always together," [ He would not elaborate. said Ismail, who lives down the Slotter added that street from the Hayats in a Ben M1rgot/Assoclated Press investigators did not have Rich PedronceiH!Assoclated Press modest, blue-collar California Supreme Court Justice Janice Rogers Brown smiles during a court session In San Francisco information about any specific FBI Agent Keith SloHer (left), neighborhood. "He never went on May 27,2003. plans for an attack, and the flanked by McGregor ScoH, the anywhere. He was always in father and son were charged U.S. attorney for the Eastern the village." BY JESSE J. HOLLAND dangling, moving on to other will confirm Michigan nominees only with lying to federal District of California, answers The father's attorney, ASSOCIATED PRESS matters after devoting a month David McKeague and Richard agents about the son's training Johnny Griffin III, stressed at the Qaeda camp. Two local questions concerning the that his client "is charged with to historic but exhausting debate Griffin, nominated to the 6th WASHINGTON - The over judges. Circuit in Cincinnati, said Muslim leaders also have been arrest of Umer Hayat and his nothing more than lying to an Senate on Wednesday confirmed President Bush commended Majority Leader Bill Frist, detained on immigration son, Hamid Hayat, In agent." Neighbors described California Judge Janice Rogers violations. the elder Hayat as a nice man the Senate for voting to confirm R-Tenn. Sacramento, Calif., on Brown for the federal appeals Brown. "During her tenure on While those two weren't part 'Hamid advised that he Wednesday. who sold ice cream during court, ending a two-year battle summer months from a van. the Califorrria Supreme Court of the deal to avoid a fight over filled with accusations of racism and California Court ofA ppeals, judicial filibusters, Democrats specifically requested to and 2004, according to an The younger Hayat's and sexism and shadowed by a Justice Brown has distinguished withdrew their objections to come to the United States affidavit by FBI Agent Pedro attorney was not in court; a dispute over Democratic herself as a brilliant and their confirmation during the Aguilar. message left with the lawyer blocking tactics. fair-minded jurist who is back-and-forth negotiations. to carry out his jihadi Hayat said photos of was not immediately returned. Senators quickly followed by President Bush and other In Washington, President efinlidbuinstger , aclneoartihnegr t helo wnagy- tfeorrm a Bcoumshm siatitde din t oa stthaete rmuelen to. f law," BnorBowyw- ccnol,en afriirPnmgrye tdoh reU f.iSlai.b nAudsp teprestah olesf - an amHiisdsavioltn re.' leased Apamsetreidca on nptooli ttiacarlg feigtsu rdesu wrienrge oBnu tshhe s maiadt theer .h ad been briefed vote today on former Alabama The Senate voted 56-43 to con Court Judge Priscilla Owen, the through the Justice weapons training, the affidavit "I was very impressed by the Attorney General William Pcyor firm Brown to the U.S. Senate has taken care oft he first Department In Washington said. At the end of training, use of intelligence and the as outlined in an agreement last Circuit Court of Appeals for the part of the Senate participants were given the follow-up," Bush said. "And month that averted a showdown District of Columbia and 67-32 agreement. The son, Hamid Hayat, was opportunity to choose the that's what Americans need to that could have brought Senate to end the filibuster of Pryor's Seven Democrats and seven interviewed by the FBI on nation where their attacks know, that when we find any action to a halt. nomination to the 11th U.S. Republicans signed the pact last June 3 and at first denied any would be carried out. hint about any possible After giving Pcyor a final vote Circuit Court of Appeals- the month pledging not to filibuster link to terror camps. But the "Hamid advised that he wrongdoing or a possible cell, next day he was given a specifically requested to come that we'll follow up - by the and confirming two Michigan last of the three nominees judicial nominees except in polygraph test and admitted to the United States to carry way, honoring the civil liberties nominees to other appeals court Democrats agreed to clear in extraordinary circumstances. At he attended the camp in 2003 out his jihadi mission," of those to whom we follow up." posts, senators plan to leave exchange for Republicans not the same time, they agreed to President Bush's other banning judicial filibusters. oppose attempts by GOP leaders controversial nominees As a bonus, the Senate today to change filibuster procedures. NATION S11DSbine Tan and Wash Latinos now ran a close second. Increases in both groups are due largely to immigration one-seventh of U.S. and also higher birth rates, said Lewis population Goodman, an American University expert on U.S.-Latin American WASHINGTON (AP) - One of relations. every seven people In the unned "If we didn't have those elements, States Is Latino, a record number that we would be moving into a s~uation 218 East M3ar1ke9t S-t3re3et 9• -D9ow4n1to6wn Iowa City probably will keep rising because of like Japan and Europe ... where the Immigration and a birth rate populations are graying in a way that • Dry Cleaning outstripping non-Latina blacks and Is very alarming and endangering their • Drop Off L.undry whites. productivity and endangering even • Eerly Bird Spec~Mt The country's largest minority their social-security systems," he • FREE So.p Sunct.y group accounted for one-half of the said. • NEW Taming Beds overall population growth of 2.9 Most immigrants to the Unned million between July 2003 and July States tend to arrive in their 20s, when • Corporne Discounts 2004, according to a Census Bureau many people have children. • Semester btn Av.U.ble report being released today. 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ALCOHOL BOARD York, and California. have consumed. - Curtis Cortez Jones, plead guilty to first-degree burglary and theft CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A When customers call the On July 15, the group will I delivery company to have their hold a seminar for students and Man guilty of robbery I Most bars support working cars driven, they must sign a bar owners about the responsi Ii swaiitdh, tahned d meloivset rpyl acno monpa pnuy,t tsinhge faonrcme, ahned s parido.v Te thhee cyo hmapvaen iyn swuirl l hblaes d brienekni nsgu,c wcehsiscfhu,l C oonh aen n suamid , affidavit then deliver the cars and keys .. up cards or signs in their ber of other campuses. Justice to the desired locations. gton. i establishment to inform "We do a lot of weird things; The board also added adver JONES and his family in the future. appeal his sentence. faonr da tltaarcgke ll sstau"iWdde eWn'rtesh taortfye tihvneag ntWoe bwee Co inpantnioo vnDa. teilviev,a" MwacyGsu tior eh eslapi dp.e o"Wplee. •t ry a lot of Totiuhstie n obgno ad"roedxl lhpaaarnssd tteaodl k greeedtt a wtihli tenh i wglohoctra.d"l CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A th"aIt j rumst s worarnyt efodr ttoh ete tlhl itnhges c tohuartt heW rehqiulee setxeidti pnegr tmheis csioounr ttroo ocmall, manager Edgar McGuire. cuTssheed aclchoahnogli nbgo asrodm ael soof dthise merchants to keep their busi In a statement to the court, rve done," he said. his children before being taken Jones expressed regret for his "I made a bad decision, a \, "[Having to deal with a car birthday specials, Cohen said, nesses open later on Fridays to actions and said he hoped to couple of bad decisions, that led to jail. downtown on the weekend] is although it made no decisions. provide students with an option work on becoming a better per me to this courtroom today.• E-m~~ I 0/lf(MJ IBllellll ~ ci: just a pain for everyone." Bars need to be aware of who is other than going to the bars. son in order to help himself He waived the right to danielte-stratton-coullerCulowaedu He said he had heard of simi asking for these deals, she said, E-mail 01 Metro Editor Alex tmg at l lar services in London, New and how much alcohol patrons alexander-langCuiowa.edu I . Ex -student alleges abuse 'We, Americans, spend more money on health care per capita than any other country and yet rank 37 in overall health and well being. That's ah arsh reality check: l -Jason Bradley, owner of the Bradley Center SEX ABUSE additional comments. allegations unrelated to Soens A different sort of tea shop CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Current _Regina Principal Ray for $9 mill~on in October 20?4. Pechous directed all comments The d1ocese has smce to the Davenport Diocese. attempted to address the issue Soens, who is now retired, Bishop William Franklin of the by advertising a victim-assis was at Regina from 1959 to diocese was unavailable for tance coordinator and initiating BRADLEY CENTER more money on health care from the New Pioneer Co-op, 1967. comment Wednesday. programs to educate clergy, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A per capita than any other Suzanne Bradley does not The accuser said he was con In a Januat?' statement, the staff, and volunteers. country and yet rank 37 in think the Co-op, 22 S. Van ditioned to comply when Soens Davenport D10cese reported In this most current lawsuit overall health and well Buren St., will affect her busi started "unzipping his pants Suzanne Bradley believes that there have been three ' being," Jason Bradley said. ness. Instead, the two will and fondling him while claiming allegations of sexual abuse the accuser :eport~d that he her tea shop, in conjunction "That's a harsh reality check." complement each other. to reprimand the plaintiff for against Soens dating back to suffered emotional distress ~d with her husband's medical As an herb selector, Jason "I think the tea shop will be misconduct that was alleged" the mid-1960s· he maintained had to go through psycholog1cal practice, will offer a place Bradley will give advice on a nice service in addition to because of his authority position his innocence.' One claim was treatment because of Soens' that will take into account herbal preparations. what Iowa City has to offer," as a priest. settled in 2004 for $20,000. alleged actions. the patients' health-care In addition to selling tea said Co-op marketing director Timothy Bottaro, an attorney Facing widespread accusa- DI~MerimMalk1/~klllisfllXrt needs. and herbs, juices and baked Jenifer Angerer. for Soens, denied the allega tiona of sexual misconduct by E-mail Of reporter Nlclc Pelllsen at They will examine the goods may be offered. E-mail Dl reporter Darla SciMtom at· tions; he would not give priests, the diocese settled 37 nlcholas-petersenOulowa edu alternatives in medicine that Located across the street dena-sehwornCu1owa edu have been scientifically founded and may be benefi cial to the patient's overall good healing. The tea shop will feel and look like an old French clean apothecary in New Orleans mixed with turn-of-the-20th century English and Ger food man health movements, Suzanne Bradley said. Although Jason Bradley is not against modern medi cine, he believes that drugs Own your co-op. are used recklessly in the Become a member American health setting. "Create a good foundation & enjoy the - lifestyle management - benefits! natural medicines first, then drugs and surgery as a last • mop ac mclf pricei resort," he said. He added that drugs work great in life-or-death situa • YOU & choow: the tions. When a person's life direction of your co-op is in immediate danger, it may be a necessity, but JoinJune 1 ...1 5 drugs are failing people in the treatment of chronic dis and receive a gift I eases, he said. Jessica Green!The Dally Iowan Basic lifestyle counseling A one rime 001t of $60. I Shaun Zimmerman, 17, skates at the Iowa City Skate Park early on Monday. Zimmerman, who attends and the prescription of Sb.lra will &e rrp wrchastd Clear Creek High School, says he drives to Iowa City three or tour times a week to skate at the park. vitamins, minerals, and hy tlK Co-op ify ow 'boose to essential fats and herbs mil" your rMm&ersbip. In I City parks in good health are greatly effective in «Mr wonis. ic$ IT.furuWik. managing for long-term New Pioneer Co-op • www.newpi.com • since 1971 conditions. "We, Americans, spend 0ownwwn Iowa Oly •119-338-9441 ac City Caaccr Squarr. Coralville • 319-358-SSU RECREATION parks and green space is a big Club, to Iowa City. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A draw for those considering a "Iowa City citizens should move to the community. consider themselves very "I think it's great that the city fortunate to have such resources ment, the city has implemented f has emphasized green space," at their fingertips," he said. a Neighborhood Open Space he said. "I like to see natural "I think we're at the forefront Plan. facilities. Parks and recreation of setting examples for other "When new developments are a crucial part of expanding cities. Compared with the rest occur, the developers are the city. Public access to of the state, we don't have much required to dedicate a certain amount of park land that will parks and green space is to complain about." benefit that part of town," important and makes the city Although Iowa City's highest Trueblood said. more marketable." priority is taking care of its "If they don't have land to set With 62 parks, the city existing natural resources and aside, they have to pay fees, affords its residents access to facilities and making them which we use for land acquisi some 1,400 acres of public land accessible to all of its residents, tion." and nearly 30 miles of trails. Trueblood said, the city is con Local realtor and Parks and Those resources attracted Nick stantly interested in acquiring Recreation Commission Maybanks, a Cedar Rapids new sites for recreational space. member Ryan O'Leary feels attorney and the group "If we can get it for a good that the city's emphasis on chairman of the local Sierra price, we're very interested," he t r I aeLIDI'I ( TBB I.AOI.AR'f IKVALID •t: t 17-JULY 10,1001 L'I1J5B OI'I'T PARK, IOWA Ol'l't r OR TICKETS, CALL I 19-338-7872 W.IUYI&IIDIIBI&IJU.IM &JYJaiiDI '181&1&1 Ill. IILBiaT II., lOW& OI'IY , ~ 8A-The Daily Iowan-Iowa City, Iowa -Thursday, Jline 9, 2005 T ,. Amnesty's O P I N I O N S LOTS OF OPEN SPACE ... l· . . . and you can be the one to fill it. Send a letter to the editor at: dally·lowan@ulowa.edu absurdity JENNIFER STURM Editor • ERIK OWOMOYELA Opinions Editor • ANNIE SHUPPY Managing Edltor • ALEX LANG News Editor f CHAD ALDEMAN, DAVID GOODNER, JAYNE LADY, MARK SIMONS Editorial writers EDITORIALS reflect the majority opinion of tile 01 Ed~orial Board and not tile opinion of tile Publisher, Student Publications Inc .• or tile University of Iowa. GUEST OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, and COWMNS renect tile opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board. When Amnesty International announced that the U.S. detention STAFFEDITO~S----------------------------------------------- center at Guantanamo Bay represented "the gulag of our time," I OOP, Democrats launch contest anticipated that reasonable people f would be unwilling to accept the claim, even if they were only vaguely familiar with the history of Soviet prison camps. for gubernatorial election Nonetheless, when such a ridiculous moral comparison is advanced from a once reputable human-rights organiza. tion, it deserves an historical compari son that properly illustrates its With a year to go before primaries and a year and a half until the general Many state Democrats also went out of their way to criticize spending and absurdity. 'lb his election, the Iowa gubernatorial race is beginning to take shape. Rep. Jim the deficit in Washington while Nussle served on the Budget Committee. credit, David Nussle, R-Iowa, recently announced his candidacy for the GOP nomination, Nussle defended his chairmanship by stating the deficit was a result of the Bosco of The New joining Sioux City businessman Bob Vander Plaats. Nussle, who is serving 2001 terrorist attacks and subsequent wars. Ultimately, that Nussle has Republic did an his eighth term in the U.S. House of Representatives, brings experience to been targeted by such an organized Democratic effort this early in the cam exceptional job the race, and he has shown he is capable ofg arnering considerable Democra paign demonstrates that he is viewed as a very formidable candidate, which tic support. He's sure to be a popular candidate and probably has the upper he certainly is. of putting the two Bolivian hand to win the Republican nomination. As for the Democrats, they'll likely have a more contested primary field to camps in their ment In But Nussle shouldn't be too quick to discount Vander Plaats, who sought the choose from. Rep. Ed Fallon, D·Des Moines, and engineer Sal Mohammed of proper context. party's nomination in 2002. According to the Des Moines Register, Vander Plaats Sioux City have already announced their candidacies. Other notables who The following Mark Simons I raised $340,000 in 2004, which, he says, is 10 times more than what he started have not yet declared include Senate Democratic Leader Mike Gronstal, who are a few with in 2002. Vander Plaats will also have considerable support in western Iowa, helped the state Democrats pick up four seats last November and earn a 25- comparisons: which has traditionally been a Republican stronghold. He has not held an elect 25 split in the Iowa Senate. Additionally, Iowa Treasurer Mike Fitzgerald, Individuals Detained: ed office, which might hurt his chances, considering Nussle's experience. But Secretary of State Chet Culver, and Attorney General 'Ibm Miller are consid • Gulag: Approximately 20 million, Nussle has his own potential problems- namely, he was the chairman of the ering entering the race. The three all have statewide election experience, with a usual population of around 2 House Budget Committee when the U.S. deficit grew to its current level. which may help them in the gubernatorial contest. million; Overall, Nussle seems to have received the most attention so far. He's cer It's a wide-open election, and voters will certainly get to know these names • Guantanamo: 750 total. tainly caught the Democrats' attention - they have already launched radio better in the months ahead. We look forward to hearing what the candidates l rE Numbers of camps: ads in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids to counter his early campaign blitz. have to offer Iowa. • Gulag: 4 76 separate complexes of r LETTERS---------------------------------------------------------- thousands of individual camps; • Guantanamo: Five camps on the U.S. military base in Cuba. Union needed to preserve benefits Reasons for Imprisonment: B't In a June 7 Daily Iowan article, "Staff OKs union deci • Gulag: Owning too many cattle or ...[ 'GAU-We sion," a staff member notes that "we [UI professional and being Jewish; LAPA scientific staff) have really great benefits," and she does COULD AFf{)I(P-.. • Guantanamo: Fighting for the who for n't see how a union would help. Tali ban in Afghanistan or having links Mesa to Many (likely most) professional and scientific staff feel toAl Qaeda. streets' the Ul is a great place to work and offers excellent bene Judicial Review: a congrE fits, and they want to see them continue. In the face of • Gulag: None; replace recent and ongoing cuts In funding to the state's regent • Guantanamo: The U.S. Supreme early el1 institutions, collective bargaining (i.e., au nion contract) is Court ruled that prisoners must receive the pre! the best and possibly only means of protecting and retain hearings on their legal status. an anti-1 ing these benefits. ubsequently, 150 detainees decided to EvoM Another statement indicates some confusion: challenge their detention, and lawyers leaderw "Supervisors can give their employees larger raises if have been arranged to represent them. in the o their work Is superior, something that would be lost In a All together, 248 detainees have been brought union-negotiated contract." Fortunately, this Is not true. released, according to Gen. Richard said ear! There Is no reason these bonuses need to be discontin Meyers, the Chairman of the Joint key to c ued. In fact, this is the type of program that could be Chiefs. political made permanent through a union-negotiated contract. Red Cross Visits: Heal! The bottom line is that the university is facing dwin dling funds from the public sector, with no near-term • Gulag: None; tional 1 • Guantanamo: Regular visits since demanc relief in sight. Ul professional and scientific staff are the January 2002. Indians largest unprotected pool of employees. When it comes to cost-of-living salary Increases and retention of benefits, Deaths as a result ofp oor treatment: on nati1 which body Is most likely to bear the cost? EDITORIAL CORRECTION • Gulag: At least 2 million to 3 t industry "TheE Vote Yes for Service Employees International Union to million; not halt, ensure professional and scientific staff benefits. Because of a technical malfunction, the last sentence of the June 8 Dally Iowan staff editorial was cut off. The full • Guantanamo: No reports of Some Holly Hart sentence should have read: "Let us see some real progress In determining the role of the Iowa regents; either keep the prisoner deaths. ants, a Ul employee status quo by letting the regents make thedecisions or look to other models for reform." The Dl regrets the error. In addition, detainees at through Guantanamo Bay are provided copies Around LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to dally-iowan@uiowa.edu (as text, not as anachment). Each letter must be signed and include an address and phone number for verification. Letters of the Koran and allowed daily times riot poli• for prayer. Moreover, meals are pre ers war should not exceed 300 wprds. The Dl reserves the right to edit for length and clarity. The Dl will publish only one letter per autllor per month. Letters will be chosen for publication by tile editors according to pared according to Muslim religious Indians space considerations. No advertisements or mass mailings, please. guidelines. Just for the record, what and cam GUEST OPINIONS that exceed 300 words in length must be arranged with the Opinions editor at least three days prior to the desired date of publication. Guest opinions are selected in accordance with type of gulag allows prisoners to read coloredf word length, subject relevance, and space considerations. from the very text they use to justify COMMENTARY killing innocent civilians? 'lb be sure, the United States should L Finding meaning and liberation be held to a higher standard, and being better than the gulag is no place to j settle. However, Amnesty International's comparison trivializes the deaths of mil lions of innocent people who actually did die in "the gulag A few weeks ago, with thoughts "I got a book," he said. example of the kind of com sent to accomplish." of our time." It also demagogues what darker and more hopeless than an "You got that fire?" mitment God requests, Liberation theologists call on all of empty keg of Guinness at midnight, I Written by Catholic writing: us to develop a "preferential option for should be a legitimate policy debate MJ sat on my front steps all. night long bishop Gustavo Guti6rrez, "Jesus Christ identified the poor," one based on liberation about U.S. national security. One of the I waiting for a sunrise I wasn't sure Teologta de la liberaci6n with and is therefore to be praxis, a term that implies action overarching questions we face is how ' would come. charged the world's found in the poor and lowly, informed by reflection. democracies that respect human rights AIIM Now don't get me wrong - I've got industrial and military in the powerless, not the That night, I told Angel that all the should deal with non-state, non-uni lndl it as easy as you do. As middltH:lass superpowers with inflicting powerful. It is our mission Frisbee golf, girls in sundresses, and formed combatants who don't abide by 121 Americans, our acceBB to health care, poverty and injustice on in Christ to end poverty, backyard barbeques in Iowa City traditional rules of 20 education, and material goods gives millions in the developing oppression, and injustice, couldn't hide the anger and shame warlare and deliberately target Cr; us a security unimaginable to much of world - "structural just as Jesus tried to do, the world's population, who often can't violence" caused by sinful DAVID GOODNER even though that course of that I sometimes feel for this world. innocent civilians. American troops will Kelly amffeodridc aftoioond , omr utuchbe lerBcuBl opsliass taicn dsu ArgIDerS epcoolincoiems.i cA nagnedl qpuoolitteidc aal Editorial Writer ac"tiIonn may flaeacdt, t o them craonssy. wh"yO Gnloyd tmhaed geo uosd y doiuen gy oaunndg b;a tdh,"a ht'es cboatnttlienfuieel dtos coaf pIrtauqre a tnedrr Morgishtasn oins ttahne a nd MA$N1 ies, liposuctions, and fancy shoes. liberation theologist: theologians say Jesus was replied. "'lb give imperialists an ass will need to interrogate them, some Yet despite this disparity, many of "Social systems that killed precisely because he kicking they never had." times for an extended period of time. If 19 us find a meaningful life elusive, rely deprive people of bread and freedom was trying to overturn the social In spite of myself, I started laugh this doesn't occur at Guantanamo, then ing. And as the rosy-fingered dawn A1 ing on video games, television adven also deprive them of their God-given order, bringing down the powerfuJ and it will occur somewhere else. began to peak through gray clouds, as Kelly tures, and profit margins to escape dignity. If Christians believe in an raising up the poor and oppressed. He Don't get me wrong - I do think from life instead of relying on our incarnate God revealed in history, they ate with sinners and tax collectors. He the scent of my roommate's Fair Trade some criticisms concerning the MAN selves to find the meaning ofi t. have to do something about the impov scorned status and prestige. He coffee began to fill the air, my mood effectiveness and legality of I thought about going to church. erished human beings around them. H touched the untouchable, healed the finally lightened up too. Guantanamo are relevant. However, But how can anyone talk about God they do not, their talk about God is unworthy, and returned the outcasts "Thanks, man," I said, giving Angel when homeless teenagers are roam meaningless." to their communities. He was such a a pound and a bear hug. like too many criticisms of the Bush ing Iowa streets high on grass? My Later, my mother's sister, liturgy threat to the ruling authorities that "Go now in peace, David," he administration, it's not the concerns Kelly neighbor Angel was still up partying and bereavement consultant Amy Flo they had to kill him, and he replied. the critics pose that bother me but that 11M that night, and I called him over for rian (also the executive director of accepted death rather than abandon "And may the spirit of love the criticisms never seem to be some emotional support. Stauros USA), gave me a profound who he was and the miBBion he was surround you, everywhere." accompanied by a realistic alternative. If one believes Guantanamo Bay 2G ON THE SPOT should be shut down, then we should Ll expect to hear an alternative of how to Howd o you feel about a newW ai-Mart Super-Center being constructed in Iowa City? properly detain and interrogate I 11M non-uniformed, non-state enemy $1 combatants. No one condones torture " Completely " This is a " I'll probably " I think it's a • or the detention of someone who hasn't and utterly disgrace. Sam never use it. " bad idea. There committed a crime. We do have an 201M unnecessary. I'm Walton must be are too many obligation to he better than our De furious." spinning in his Wal-Marts in one enemies. But we need to be realistic in I grave. " area." 11M., balancing the extent of rights we give to people who chop off heads ofPOWs with protecting U.S. troops and • ....,..,.,.. innocent bystanders. • MID..._ llcllnza Cook Amlhed ... Mark Simons Is aU l sludent Ul graduate Ulllllior Ul senior Ul graduate student majoring Ine conomics and llnance. The Daily"towan -Iowa City, Iowa· Thursday, June 9, 2005 • 7A ,.. NEWS 's I· UNREST IN BOLIVIA Officials say Iran plans to ity up uranium enrichment Tens of thousands go\'errunents last November to sion in advance of the agency's suspend enrichment activities. board meeting next. week in of advanced The concern centers on the Vienna, Austria. possibility that, after The agency has been investi· f centrifuges are developing sufficient gating Iran's n11clear program l enrichment capabilities, Iran since an exile group disclosed expected to be could more readily shift pro the existence of Natanz in duction from low-level August 2002, slowly unravel installed in Iran's enriched uranium for nuclear ing an ambitious Iranian effort reactors to high levels for that was kept secret for nearly underground weapons, either secretly or two decades. While questions after withdrawing from the remain, the nuclear watchdog nuclear plant nonproliferation treaty. says it has found no evidence of Iranian officials pledged a weapons program. nearNatanz Sunday to extend the volun Two intelligence officials and tary suspension of enrichment a nuclear expert, all from a until the end of July as part of government opposed to Iran's BY DOUGLAS FRANTZ negotiations with Germany, nuclear efforts, said they had LOS A.'.Ga.ES TIMES France, and Britain over the developed "very solid informn· disputed nuclear program. But tion" about plans to install ISTANBUL, 'furkey - Iran Tehran has said the suspen· 54,000 centrifuges at Dado GaldlerVAssociated Press plans to install tens of thou· sion is both voluntary and tern· Natanz. They said up to Bolivian farmer Pedro Chura tries to protect hlmseH from tear gas as he demonslraln against the govern· sands of advanced centrifuges porary and that it intends to two-thirds of them would be ment In La Paz, Bolivia, on Tuesday. at its huge underground e\'entually produce fuel for the advanced model, known as nuclear plant near the central civilian reactors. the P-2. Bolivian protesters city of Natanz, which event· The complex at Natanz, They conceded that they ually would enable it to enrich approximately 150 miles south were uncertain about the key f uranium nearly twice as fast of Tehran, is the heart of Iran's issue of when Iran would build as anticipated, according to enrichment effort. Plans call and install the machines and Western intelligence officials. for more than 50,000 cen that they did not have hard Iran's timetable remains trifuges to be installed in two evidence that Iran was cur unknown, but the officials said return to the streets vast underground halls where rently manufacturing P-2s. preparatory work is under way they could produce large quan Tehran told the atomic at the plant, and the decision tities of enriched uranium, the agency last year that it had to rely on the superior type of f Western intelligence officials stopped all research and devel centrifuge suggests Iran could said. opment on P-2s. manufacture fissile material Earlier this year, Iran fin· If Iran is building the for a possible weapon sooner ished covering the main plant advanced centrifuges, it would than expected. BY BILL CORMIER 'The street mobilizations widely seen as a conservative with 25 feet of concrete and an violate its agreements with the Diplomats with knowledge ASSOCIATED PRESS wi II not halt.' and free-market supporter. of Iran's nuclear program said additional layer ofe arth. Satel three European nations and His party, the MIR, has been lite photos show that the the international agency, diplo they could not confirm the LA PAZ, Bolivia -Protesters mired in past corruption scandals entrance to the underground mats said. information, but Tehran said who forced President Carlos - Evo Morales, and is widely discredited among plant and two large air shafts In separate interviews, last year that it intended to Mesa to resign returned to the leftist Indian leader Indian and labor groups in the were concealed by what appear diplomats close to the nuclear use the updated centrifuges at i sat rceoentgsr eWsseidonneasl dlaeya dtoer d peonioseudn ctoe Weeks of such protests, cou we"sVtearcna hDigiehzla, nwdes oafr Lea r Peaadzy. for somIrea pno iinnt sinis tthse fiutstu rneu. clear to Jboeu drunmalmisyts b tuaikldeinn gosn. a gov lwikaetclyh dNoga tsaariud twhiallt ,e wvhenilteu iatl liys r replace him and to demand pled by blockades of highways war!" marchers chanted in the program is for peaceful pur ernment tour of Natanz in house P-2s, they have no infor early elections that could boost nationwide, crippled Bolivia's streets. poses, but the United States March reported that the mation that Iran is working on the presidential aspirations of economy and strangled La Paz, Morales, wearing a black T and European Union fear 1,100-acre site is ringed by at the machines. an anti-U.S. Indian leader. the capital. His government sbirt with a picture of leftist 'Thhran intends to build atomic least 10 antiaircraft batteries. "Their having made some t Evo Morales, the leftist Indian buckling, Mesa offered his res revolutionary Ernest "Che" weapons in violation of the Iranian officials said the mis planning should not be overly leader who has been a key figure ignation Monday night after Guevara, said be wouldn't let Nuclear Nonproliferation siles and underground facili surprising," said a Western in the opposition protests that only 19 months in power. Vaca Diez govern. Treaty. ties were prompted by con diplomat in Vienna. brought down Mesa this week, Lawmakers scrambled "We will not allow them to cerns over possible attacks by Stopping Iran from "However, if there were pro said early national elections are Wednesday to arrange a special take power. Now is when the the United States or Israel. f key to defusing the country's congressional session to choose national majority has to govern mastering uranium enrich An inspection team from the duction going on, it would be a political and social crisis. his successor Thursday the country," he said. ment is the central goal of the International Atomic Energy breach of the suspension." I He also demanded a constitu morning in the historic capital Morales and other leaders are United States and the Euro Agency, the United Nations' A senior Iranian official dis tional assembly to address of Sucre, hundreds of miles trying to persuade Vaca Diez to pean Union. They have threat nuclear watchdog, will begin missed the idea that Iran was demands for more power for southeast of La Paz. But local immediately resign the ened to refer Iran to the U.N. work today in Natanz. The working on P-2s now, but he Indians and to begin a debate news media reported peasant presidency, sending it to Security Council if Tehran team will check electrical work said that Natanz was designed on nationalizing Bolivia's oil protesters were headed to Sucre second-in-line House leader abandons an agreement under way and verify that Iran to accommodate either the P-2 to3 industry. in an effort to prevent Congress Mario Cossio. They want Cossio reached with three European is complying with the suspen- or the less advanced P-1. "The street mobilizations will from convening. to resign as well, sending the not halt," he said. Morales vowed the protests presidency to third-in-line of Some 2,000 teachers, peas would escalate if Senate leader Supreme Court Justice ants, and laborers marched Hormando Vaca Diez - who, Eduardo Rodriguez. through La Paz on Wednesday. under Bolivia's Constitution, If Rodriguez becomes presi Around the Government Palace, becomes president when law· dent, he must call elections riot police with tear-gas launch makers accept Mesa's resigna within five months, while either ers warily eyed the column of tion - accepts the post. Vaca Diez or Cossio would be Indians in bright red ponchos A farming businessman, Vaca allowed by law to serve out and campesinos waving rainbow Diez, 56, hails from the eastern Mesa's term, which runs until colored flags but didn't intervene. region of Santa Cruz and is August 2007. MANA&ER'S SPECIAl All Managers Specials indude 12·roonth 1 12k·mile warranty .. 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Fn. 8:30-6:00pm, Sat. 9:00-§:0QIJm 1445 Hwy. 1 West • Iowa City • 351-1501 • 1-800-345-1442 , From Thursday evening to Sunday he Weekend in Arts & Entertainment sec MLB ChJC:ago C LA Angels Washingto Pl111adelp/1 P1ttsburgh Florida 5, Cincinnati THUR THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2005 WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM weekly calendar of events Today Music • Neko Case with low Skies, Englert, 221 E. Washington, 8 p.m. • OJ Bird, Siren, 124 S. Dubuque, 124 S. Dubuque • Big Sandy and His Ry-Rite Boys, Gabe's, time TBA, 330 E. Washington Friday Music • Sny Magill's Farewell Show, Glass House, Martin Carpenter & JJ Alberhasky, Yacht Club, 13 S. linn, 8 p.m., $5 • Saul Lubaroff Quartet, Siren, 9 p.m., $5 • Tight Phantomz, Call Me Lightning, Signal To Trust, Torn Avalanche, the Tanks, Gabe's, time TBA Theater • David's Redhalred Death, Dreamwell Theatre, Old Capitol Town Center, $12 general admission, $10 seniors, $8 students Saturday Music • Jensen Connection, Electric Junction, Yacht Club, 9 p.m., $5 • Robert Welch and Helen Reisen, Mill, 120 E. Burlington, 9 p.m., $5 r • Inception, Sanctuary, 405 S. Gilbert, 9:30 p.m. STORIES BY AUDRA BEALS Dreamwell Theatre's production of few days, I have been, already peo • Janelle Lauer, Siren, time TBA, lHE DAILY IOWAN David's &dhaired Death exposes ple look at me a little differently," THEATER $10 this magical world for all those unfor Rood said. • The Blood Brothers, the Plot to There's another world out there tunate blonds and brunettes out While blondes are associated David's ·Redh aired Death Blow Up the Eiffell Tower, Big - a mythical, magical, red-haired there as it delves into the struggles of with unfavorable stereotypes, red Business, time TBA, Gabe's world. It's a seductive kind of alter two women- one subtly auburn and heads are seen as mysterious, she When: Opening 8 p.m. Friday nate reality in which life is more another who chooses a shade that's said. She has picked up on this Where: Oreamwell Theater, Theater vibrant and those lucky people who brilliantly, unmistakably red. feeling and says she can see where second level, Old Capitol Town Center • David's Redhalred Death, inhabit it possess a bewitching Angie Thomsen fits her role per· the notion of an enchanted world Admission: $12 general admission. Dreamwell Theatre, $12 general power over everyone else. fectly with her fiery-hued locks. comes from. $10 seniors, $8 students. Reserve admission, $10 seniors, $8 stu· This world is rather exclusive - She and the show's other actor, the For Toomsen, this red-haired tickets at www.dreamwell.com dents it's only open to redheads, of oourse. naturally brunette Braden JP reality keeps appearing. But all it takes to enter this magi· Rood, say the play's emphasis on Just last weekend, she got a Coincidence? Maybe. But Thom cal place is a little bit of dye. Red is this idea of a "mythical, magical tarot card reading at the Iowa City sen says that lately, she has seen red - even if it's out of a bottle red-haired world" may not be a Arts Festival, and it was none signs similar to this all over the labeled with some exotic name such complete fantasy. other than the Princess of Staves place. new moVI• es as Molten Lava or Sunset Blaze. "Even just being a redhead for the - the fiery, red-haired woman. E-mail 01 reporter Audra Beals at: Production creates connections opening d1is week High Tension There's as much of a story behind the "''b already have that solid basis is nice fHaute tension) scenes of Dreamwell Theatre's produc and comforting, and it's an extra thing tion of David's &dhaired Death as there that a lot of shows don't have the oppor campus 3 is right up on stage. tunity to create," Rood said. The three women who are bringing Neither of them have acted in full this play to life- director Jessica Link length shows for a while. Since returning The Honeymooners and actors Braden JP Rood and Angie to Iowa within the last couple of years, Campus 3 Toomsen - have quite a history. Rood they've instead appeared, separately, in and Toomsen were roommates at the 10-minute shows with Theatre Cedar Mr. and Mrs. Smith University of Northern Iowa. Then they Rapids directed by Link. moved to New York and started a theater Cinema 6, Coral Ridge 10 For the time, the three are involved company together. Toomsen was even a with this Dreamwell production that Link bridesmaid in Rood's wedding. The Adventures of herselfs uggested producing to the theater Now, they've moved hack to Iowa and are acting together, one-on-one, for the oompany. Shark.B oy and Immediately following the show's Rood, left, and Toomsen, right, "It's a hurdle you have to get first time. And in an interesting tum for two-week run, however, they will head in Lava Girl in 3-D the two, they'll be playing women who star in David's Redhaired Death over," said Oreamwell President fall in love with each other. different directions. Rood, now four Coral Ridge 10 at the Dreamwell Theatre. The Matt Falduto. "The connection is more a soulful one months pregnant, will take a break from May 20 grand opening of the play Most of the problems arose as a than anything else," Thomsen said. "They theater. Toomsen plans to focus on her was delayed due to a lil:k of a nec resul of the spa being converted become compelled by each other, faacina~ band, Violet Island, and finishing her Notre Musique fiSSIIY buikilg perml, as wei as fire from a retail space to an assembly ed by each other, because they believe graduate degree in journalism. Link will Bljou or il1d bliki1g I1IQUiremll1ls ltllt tm space, said Iowa City senior they've found the mirror to their soul." get back into acting as Rose Sharon in ~ be rrlll wilh proper Dis, aiiiiT1s, txikD;I inspector Tin Hennes. For the two adml, ~totheet¥with tbe Classics at Brucemore production of Schultze Gets the il1d sprilkllrs. - by MaJ1( Bosworth this existmgr+tionship JJllllai t. -ier. Grapes ofW roth in Cedar Rapids. Blues Bljou SCOREBOARD D/SPOR S DESK MLB Houston 4, NY Mea 1 Ctwcaoo Cubs 2. Toronto 0 Boston 4, Stlou•s o THE 01 SPORTS DEPARTMENT WEL· LA Angels 8. Allanta 4 NY Ya~kees 12, Milwaukee 3 COMES QUESTIOIIS, COMMEITS, I SlJ&. wash111gton 7. oakland 2 Chi Whtle Sox 15, Cotofado 5 GESTICIIS. Plliladelphia 2, Tws 0 CIM!and 6. San Otego 1 Pittsburgh 6. Baltimore 1 Minnesota 10, Anzona 0 PHOIIE: (319) 335-5848 Ronda 5, Seatlle 4 LA Dodgers 3 Detroill FAJt (319)335-6184 ClnclnnatJ 11, Tampa Bay 9 Kansas Ctly 4, San FranCisco 1 THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2005 BELMONT STAKES: AFLEET ALEX IS FAVORED TO WIN, 28 WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM 400 CLUB NBA ANALS Yanks' Rodriguez SPURS VS. PISTONS becomes youngest TODAY, SAN ANTONIO, player to 400 homers 8:19P.M. CDT., ABC MILWAUKEE (AP) - Alex Friends Rodriguez of the New York Yankees became the youngest player to reach 400 homers nts when he hit his second of the square off game against the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday night. Rodriguez's two-run shot inNBA off left-hander Chris Capuano In the first Inning gave him 399, and his solo shot off left hander Jorge De La Rosa in the eighth made him just the 40th BY CHRIS SHERIDAN player In major-league history to hit 400 homers. ASSOCIATED PRESS Rodriguez is 29 years, 316 SAN ANTONIO - Rasheed days old. Ken Griffey, Jr. hit his Wallace gained a full realiza 400th homer at 30 years and tion of the depth of the friend 141 days. ship between coaches Larry He leads the majors with 19 Rite Boys, Brown and Gregg Popovich home runs. 330 E. when the Detroit Pistons were trying to come up with a strategy to stop a specific opponent. "We were in the locker room, and he said, 'I just got off the phone with Pop. Let's try play _., ing these guys like this/" Wal Nick Loomis/The Datly Iowan lace recalled. 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