The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 2

2 Section A Waterloo Courltr Mar. 7, 1983 Kohl's coalition weather a quick look EST R.inEU SooE3 Tha Forecast For 7 a.n Tuesday. March 8 Showers Flurrwtgjj) Nation-world eratuf a Low iemr sweeps to victory HOUSTON (AP) Th strangexi wife mis. rauuus was of former Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubua, strsnaled Police on four women 10 thelr BONN, West Germany (AP) -Chancellor Helmut Kohl swept to a decisive conservative victory In na strangled, a detective uvi got the report today (Sunday) from the medical examiner and It Waterloo Mostly cloudy through Tuesday with low Monday night In mld-20s and northwest winds of 10 to 20 mph.

A few snow flurries possible Tuesday with high in low 30s. EXTENDED FORECAST Wednesday through Frl-diy: Seasonable temperatures with little or no precipitation indicated. Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Lows in the upper teens to mid 20s. WATERLOO TEMPERATURES Monday 7 am 38 aaid she had died of asphyxiation due to pressure on the front of the neck, Mid Detective J.C.

Moaier of Elizabeth Faubus, 44, whose body was found immersed in a bathtub Thursday. "What we don't know is whether death was caused by hands, an arm on the neck, a belt. Slalionwy Occludad Investigators said Sunday they were studying the cases closely, but so far had not found anything linking the deaths. Two of the other women also Fronts: Cold tional ensuring continued West German support for deploying U.S. nuclear missiles here later this year.

But the anti-nuclear Greens harshly critical of his support for were found in bathtubs. The National Weather Outlook Weather elsewhere Shultz sees bargaining aiding China ties Hi Pre Otis By The Associated Press Monday Temperatures indicate Vogel had said that, If elected chancellor, he would do everything possible to make the missile deployment unnecessary. Kohl's surprisingly easy victory in elections should strengthen President Reagan'i negotiating position in arms control talks with the Soviet Union. One administration official said privately the return of Kohl as chancellor is a vote of confidence In NATO's strategy of planning to deploy new U.S. nuclear missiles throughout Europe later this year.

However, officials don't expect the Soviets to give up on their campaign to influence European public opinion to block the missile deployment, even though the Kohl victory is a setback for Moscow'i strategy. The victory also meant continuing good relations between Bonn and the Reagan administration, which clearly had favored Kohl and his Christian Democratic Party and expected him to win. Reagan called Kohl at about 4 p.m. EST Sunday "congratulating him on his victory," said Robin Gray, a member of the White House press office staff. Kohl won enough High Sunday 58 Low Sunday 44 NATO missile policy High year ago 12 Sunday's high and overnight Lowvearaeo 0 low to 7 a.m.

tai year ago fn Qtfk llhiiniutrmif Albuquerque WASINGTON (AP) Secretary of State George P. Shultz, following a series of critical statements by Chinese leaders about U.S. ties to Taiwan, says the United States and China can improve their relations at the bargaining table, not through unilateral actions. Shultz on Saturday praised what he called China's "constructive regional role," but at the same time warned that "frustrations and problems" would continue, especially over the future of Taiwan. He said the Reagan administration's view was that progress in U.S.

-Chinese relations "need not come at the expense of our other friends in the region, including our close unofficial relationship with the people of Taiwan." votes to enter Parliament for the first time. Kohl's center-right coalition government won Sunday by i wider margin than expected, handing the center-left Social Democrats led by Hans-Jochen Vogel their worst defeat In 22 years. He said the parliamentary elections affirmed the policies of his "coalition of the middle" with the liberal Free Democrats, including support for NATO plana to begin stationing 108 Pershing and 96 cruise medium-range nuclear missiles here by the end of the year. 44 60 65 23 42 J7 46 79 82 40 67 72 67 66 55 81 46 63 87 54 69 59 08 cdy .43 cdy clr clr .61 sn cdy cdy clr clr cdy cdy clr clr .47 .88 cdy clr .35 clr cdy 26 clr .01 cdy clr clr 28 cdy .37 clr .30 04 cdy cdy 45 cdy .14 clr 14 02 Shultz 62 57 32 73 51 80 56 39 77 35 54 87 62 52 41 68 73 74 72 66 71 67 Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmham Bismarck Boise Brownsvlle Buffalo Burlington Casper Charlton.S C. Charlton.W V.

Charlotte.N.C. Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Davton CEDAR RIVER STAGE Monday's stage 42.10 Normal stage 38.96 (Courtesy of Iowa Public Service) MISSISSIPPI RIVER STAGES DAVENPORT (AP) Mississippi River stages March 7 (flood stage in parentheses): LaCrosse (12) 9.7 up .5 Lansing (18) 10.8 up .5 Dam 9 (18) 19 9 up .7 McGregor (18) missing Guttenb'g (15) 10.7 up .5 Dubuque (17) 12.8 up .6 Clinton (16) 11.4 up .4 Davenp't (15) 8 up .3 Keithsb'g (16) missing Keokuk (16) 10.5 up 6 Denver Des Moines El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Great Falls Helena Honolulu Jackson. Miss Juneau Las Vegas Los Angeles Lubbock Milwaukee Mpls-St Paul New Orleans New York Okla. City Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Raleigh Rapid City Richmond StPetTamp Salt Lake San Diego San Francisco St Ste Marie Seattle Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse Topeka Tulsa Washington Wichita Carbon monoxide kills four teens READING, Mass. (AP) Four teen-age friends were killed by carbon monoxide fumes as they talked in a car with the engine running, just 50 feet from the home 26 12 clr 58 3 23 cdy 53 09 cdy where three were to stay the night, police say.

66 64 1.25 cdy Their bodies were discovered in the still-running car early Sunday by 35 Convicted war criminal has emergency surgery 38 cdy 04 cdv 01 05 cdy .79 cdy 65 a fifth teen-ager, who couldn't join them because she bad to work. A portable tape deck in the car was playing, police said. "They were just sitting there when it took place," said Police Chief cdy .20 cdy cdy .05 clr clr .27 rn .19 Edward Marchand. Investigators said a check of the car showed it had a faulty exhaust system. PRECIPITATION DATA Precipitation In Waterloo since Jan.

1 3.62 Precipitation since March 1 1.34 Precipitation Sunday 8.94 Normal March precipitation 2.61 26 1.03 cdy 39 .02 cdy LONDON (AP) The Vatican made $20 million from a secret transaction with fugitive Roberto Calvi's Banco Am- Calvi deal aided Vatican: Paper brosiano and has been "less than frank .04 rn cdy 06 clr .27 about its dealings with the collapsed bank, the Sunday Times reported. The paper said its report showed denials by the Vatican bank that it 05 cdy PULL MOON March 28 CD UktTQUARTia March 6 never received money from Banco Ambrosiano or Calvi "must be suspect." Calvi was found hanged from a London bridge June 18. Pre Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am. (CSTi Monday. Otlk Sky conditions outlook for Tuesday.

MIWMOOH March 14 March 21 dozen police vans accompanied the ambulance to the hospital. "The operation In Itself was relatively benign in character, but complications can always develop after any surgery," said a physician who had been in the operating room Sunday. The doctor, who requested he be unidentified, said Barbie had a history of hemla problems. Barbie's life is "not in danger," and he will likely remain under Intensive care for at least a week, said a police official. Other sources said Barbie might later be put In a nearby hospital that specializes in kidney diseases.

His daughter says Barbie also has a nervous system disorder. Barbie is accused of ordering thousands of Jews killed and thousands more sent to concentration camps during his tenure as Gestapo chief in Lyon from 1942 to 1944. LYON, France (AP) Former Gestapo chief Klaus Barbie, awaiting trial on charges of mass murder and torture of Jews, has had an emergency hernia operation that will keep him out of his prison cell while he recovers, officials said. Barbie, known as the "Butcher of Lyon" since he ran this city's security under the Nazi occupation, was expelled from Bolivia a month ago. The 69-year-old convicted war criminal has been Imprisoned since then in the same jail where he used to interrogate resistance fighters.

Barbie's daughter, Ute Messner, of Austria, saw her father Saturday for the first time since December and, afterwards, said he was "sick, very tired and mentally worn out." On Sunday, Barbie complained of stomach pains and was taken to Edouard Herriot Hospital in Lyon. A A British inquest found Calvi, 62, committed suicide, but the inquiry is to be reopened shortly. Family lawyers say they have new evidence he was Sunset Monday 6:06 p.m Sunrise Tuesday 6:34 a.m. murdered. II the entire transaction had gone through, the Vatican bank, the daily record Institute Religious Works, would have made $60 million, the Times said.

As it was, by a "quite simple deal" it made a quick profit, the paper said. Heart recipient and wife note anniversary SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Artificial-heart recipient Barney Gark and his wife celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary quietly in his room at the University of Utah Medical Center, spokesmen said. Burkhart, 56, fell, taken to Schoitz Medical Center. to 728 Reber Dean Noland, 1, high temperature, taken to St. Francis Hospital.

8:54 p.m., to 1227 Roosevelt Roy Boesen, 78, possible heart attack, taken to Schoitz Medical Center. 10:06 p.m., to 1123 Maxine Helen Dunbar, 79, ill, taken to Schoitz Medical Center. 10:49 p.m., to 227 Byron Warren Hoskins, 68, ill, taken to Schoitz Medical Center. Monday 4:29 a.m., to 310 E. First Chrishunda Sisk, 15 months, ill, taken to Allen Memorial Hospital.

Cigarette smoking said top killer among drugs Clark, 62, improving slowly from a bout of pneumonia, remained in fair condition today, his 96th day on the artificial heart. University of Utah Medical Center spokeswoman Anne Brillinger said the couple celebrated their anniversary Sunday. "Mrs. Gark gave Dr. Gark something he's been asking for a large wall clock," Ms.

Brillinger said. "It has been hung directly under a wall-mounted television set in his room." Gark watched Saturday night as his alma mater, Brigham Young, was defeated 64-62 in a triple overtime basketball game with arch-rival Utah. Clark "His comment this morning about the game was, 'It's a shame we Ms. Brillinger said. Evansdale lowa EMERGENCY CALLS Sunday 6:22 p.m., to 1103 Evans Road, James Walker, 59, ill, taken to Schoitz Medical Center, Waterloo.

Railroad seeks to abandon line SHENANDOAH (AP) The possible abandonment of a southwest Iowa rail line is to be discussed at a public information meeting to be held March 21 by the Iowa WASHINGTON (AP) A new federal publication says cigarette smoking causes more illness and death than all other drugs and is "the most widespread example of drug dependence" in the country. The anti-smoking pamphlet, titled "Why People Smoke Cigarettes," was released by the Office on Smoking and Health. "For years smoking was thought of as a habit a 'nasty Mark Twain called it," the pamphlet said. "It has now been established that for many smokers it is more than this, that it is, in fact, the most widespread example of drug dependence in our country." It said cigarettes, smoked by 56 million Americans, are addictive because nicotine "reinforces and strengthes the desire to smoke and causes users to keep on smoking." The pamphlet comes as the Reagan administration prepares to give Congress its views on legislative proposals to strengthen warnings on cigarette packages. Dr.

Edward Brandt, the assistant health secretary who heads the Public Health Service, testifies Wednesday before the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on health. The administration came under criticism from some health associations and congressmen last year when it flip-flopped on warning labels. After Brandt told a congressional panel that the administration backed a stronger warning, he was forced to retreat when the White House withdrew its support. A comment on the pamphlet from the Tobacco Institute, the cigarette industry's lobbying group, was not immediately available. Judy Murphy, a spokeswoman for the Office on Smoking and Health, said that about 30,000 copies of the pamphlet will be made available to the public.

"It's a stronger characterization of cigarette smoking as a dependence than we have said In the past," she said. "We came to the conclusion that maybe it was time we did." The pamphlet said alcohol affects 10 million problem drinkers and their families and accounts for half of the nation's automobile fatalities. BIRTHS REPORTED Allen Memorial Hospital STICKFORT, Dennis and Debrah, of Dunkerton, boy (March 5). BELL. Dennis and Patricia, of 305 French girl (March 6).

St. Francis Hospital HARKEN. Mary and Dallas. 4904 University Cedar Falls, boy (March 5). BOHLEN, Jacqueline and Scott, 3326 Parkridge Road, Apt.

132, boy iMarch 5). SWANSON, Janet and Donald, Hudson, girl (March 5). LANIGAN, Gigi, and BURNS, Burton, of 424 Carolina girl (March 3) (correction). DVORAK, Jeffery and Sandra, of Clutier, girl (March 4). POST, Timothy and Katherine, of Independence, girl (March 5).

KELLEY, Michael and Rita, of 1535 Schultz boy (March 5). NIELSEN, Michael and Kimberly, of 2216 Lincoln Lot 28, Cedar Falls, girl (March 7). Schoitz Medical Center BEENKEN, Connie. 321 Creston girl (March 4). PARSONS.

Jennifer and Stephen, 1431 Lyton boy (March 4). TULL, Mary and Lloyd, 1511 Prospect boy (March 4). DELAGARDELLE, William and Jeanet-te, of Jesup, girl (March 5). FIRE ALARMS Sunday 7: 44 p.m., to Mitchell Avenue and La Porte Road, Wareco station, smell of gasoline inside building, found gasoline container in storeroom. Monday 6:44 a.m.

to Heritage Village, Apt. 51, Bob Hickey, bath towel too close to electric heater caught on fire. EMERGENCY CALLS Sunday 12: 19 a.m., to Pat's Tavern, 303 W. Fourth Florence Knudsen, 52, of 217 Independence, diabetic reaction, taken to St. Francis Hospital.

1:30 a.m., to 2019 Falls Larry McDowell, 25, injury, taken to Schoitz Medical Center. 6:44 a.m., to 307 Kenilworth Road, Helen Paras, 91, ill, taken to St. Francis Hospital 8:57 a.m., to 403 Fowler Alice French, 85, ill, taken to Schoiti Medical Center. 9:56 a.m., to 710 Grandview Delia Acuff 90, back pains, taken to Allen Memorial Hospital. 11:45 a.m., to Harwood Avenue and Magnolia Parkway, Vance Nelson, 70, fainted, taken to Allen Memorial Hospital.

12:21 pm to 1720 Zamora Drive Clarence Gesell, 75, difficulty breathing, taken to Allen Memorial Hospital. 2:14 p.m., to 5502 Rochelle Drive, Lola Department of Transportation. The Norfolk Western Railway has listed its line from Omaha, to near Brunswick, as a Category 1 line under the classifications established by the Interstate Commerce Commission. This means the railroad can file an applcation to abandon the 220-mile line any time within the next three years. The line runs through Pottawattamie, Mills, Fremont and Page counties in Iowa.

Area residents and shippers who would be affected by the abandonment are encouraged to attend. Cedar Falls EMERGENCY CALLS Saturday 5:38 p.m., to Cedar Heights and Rainbow drives, motor vehicle accident, Jenniffer Mauer, 14, and Tina Mauer, 11, both of 1218 Hartman Waterloo, injured, taken to Sartori Memorial Hospital, where both were treated and released. 7 23 to Holiday Inn, Bob Klaus, 54, ill, taken to Schoitz Medical Center, Waterloo. 819 p.m., to Cedar Falls Health Care Center, Josephine Hum, 81, fell, taken to Sartori Memorial Hospital. Sunday 12:19 a.m., to 2503 Iowa Laura Lynn, 20, ill, taken to Sartori Memorial Hospital.

5:03 p.m., to 2508 S. Union Road, Douglas Fintel, 2, ill, taken to Sartori Memorial Hospital. 9:56 p.m., to 3212 Cedar Heights Drive, Olive Briden, 73, ill, taken to Allen Memorial Hospital, Waterloo. BIRTHS REPORTED Sartori Memorial Hospital MILLER, Mary and Leonard, of 537 Dawson Waterloo, boy (March 5). HILTON, Laurie and Dwight, of 10827 Beaver Valley Road, boy (March 7).

ADELMUMD, Hiromi and Bryan, Clarksville, boy (March 4). WASKOW, Claudia and William, 715 Riverside Drive, Waterloo, girl (March 4). ROUSSELL, Renate and Richard, 302 Hillside Court, boy (March 4). Qnrvov TV newQ 1UWA UTY (AH) Most television ouivey. i i lew a news watchers recall only one of 15-20 recall Said pOOr stories in the newscast about 3V4 hours after the program ends, according to a University of Iowa doctoral dissertation.

Michael J. O'Donnell based his conclusions on random phone calls to 1,000 Cedar Rapids area homes. Of the 1,000 residents called, 181 had watched the evening's newscast and were willing to complete the survey. Of this group, 37 percent could not remember a single item on the television news. Most respondents could remember only one of the items, according to O'Donnell.

The survey was conducted for O'Donnell's Ph.D. dissertation at the UI School of Journalism and Mass Communication. He is now an assistant professor at Boston University. Speakers: Porn groups recruit children in lowa Nuclear survival dialogue topic AMES (AP) "Dialogue: Surviving a Nuclear War" is to be presented by Robert Fiedler and Dick Gaynor at Iowa State University on March 13. Fiedler, a former civil defense director in Muscatine County, is touring and lecturing on the issue of civil defense.

Gaynor, a state radiological defense officer, has published documents related to crisis relocation and has trained personnel in crisis relocation procedures. The agenda is to include the current general civil defense plan, the philosophy and consequences of crisis relocation, what civil defense spending buys, and alternatives to civil defense. COUNCIL BLUFFS (AP) National pornography groups have been recruiting children in Iowa and Nebraska, a Council Bluffs audience was told Sunday. And a private detective searching for missing West Des Moines paper boy Johhny Gosch said he believes the boy is one of their victims. The groups seek children for sexual escapades, for child pornography films and for sale to molesters, according to Beverly Bequette, mother of a boy held by a convicted sex offender for 18 months, and Dennis Whelan, Omaha private detective.

Child pomographers have been linked to incidents in Council Bluffs, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Carter Lake, Omaha, and Lincoln, Mrs. Bequette and Whelan said. Mrs. Bequette commented in a talk and Whelan in an interview at the Council Bluffs VFW Hall at a meeting of a Council Bluffs citizens band radio operators group called Aid in Distress. Mrs.

Bequette described the ordeal of her son, Todd, who was abducted nine years ago at age 13, and told of the current search for the 13-year-old Gosch, who has been missing since he began his paper route last Sept. 5. Whelan tracked Todd Bequette and the man who abducted him, Terry Roy Holman, throughout the west for 18 months before locating them in Garkson, Wash. Whelan, who also is searching for Johnny Gosch, said he thinks the boy was taken by two men involved in a sex-for-profit venture. Since there is no evidence Johnny is dead, Whelan said, he thinks the boy Is "being used and abused." MERCHANDISE? Headquarters for w.

jr if Fssi C-3 Residents fear Buy or Sell thru IOWA CITY (AP) Nearly half of the respondents to a recent crime survey here said they wouldn't walk alone at night in their neighborhoods. streets at night Courier Closlfid Moreover, the survey showed that residents of Iowa City's south side would probably not ask their neighbors for help if they were the victims of crime. The findings are from the first of a two-part study of the relationship between crime and street lighting. Results of the first phase of an evaluation of Iowa City's north-side Mount St. Helens activity increases D'GOSH roiiif ciof hog JEANS MATCHED SETS COVERALLS JACKETS to Size 60 BOOTS OVERSHOES INSULATED WEAR SNOWMOBILE GEAR FLANNEL SHIRTS DISCOUNT PRICED Robin's Surplus street lighting project was sent to the City Council last week.

The study was completed by research consultant James Curry. I Diamonds I WATCHES Flntil Quality Nwnt I Stvlti it WMOLESAU I PRICES I Um Our Ly-Awy PMm LEVI BROS. I 306 East 4th St. Curry used questionnaires sent to residents of the city's central, north, and south sides, Iowa City Police Department complaints and Incidents reported to the Rape Victim Advocacy Program to compile the report. Sixty-two percent of the nortn area respondents agreed it wasn safe VANCOUVER, Wash.

(AP) Mount St. Helens is showing seismic signs similar to those that marked the buildups to earlier eruptions, scientists say. There is a quickening pace of small, underground earthquakes, but no un usually large quakes and no known surface activity in the crater of the volcano, said A B. Adams of the University of Washington geophysics program. Scientists need to measure changes in the crater and the 700-foot lava dome to know whether the activity is temporary.

for a woman to walk alone at night, as did 64 and 66 percent of the centra and south area respondents, respectively. U723 Sycamore.