Northern Iowan — October 10, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNISA election results	Vote tallies for vacant offices.
1	'You're safe'	Major league umpire Don Denkinger; photo.
1	Faculty asks for salary increase of 42 percent	Seek to close gap between UNI and the other Regents universities.
1	Borrow bucks to pay those bills	Quick rundown on the various sorts of financial aids.
1	Trivia fans can win big on KCRS	Most of the prizes consist of beer or pizza.
2	Register your new address	Students who signed up for the draft need to report their new UNI address.
2	Attacks 'outpouring of emotionalistic drivel'	Attacks Ron Roberts' earlier letter against Ronald Reagan.
2	Gore-Tex not 'miracle material'	Thinks Gore-Tex is not as great a material as Rob Berry suggested in his October 3 article.
2	Carter 'clear and logical?'	Attempts to discredit Joel Alter's view that Jimmy Carter is the "clear and logical" choice for president.
2	Feels intelligence is insulted	Is fed up with candidates avoiding questions and dancing around the issues.
2	Untitled	Gerald Baker as a political candidate.
2	SAE thanks participants	SAE thanks all those who helped make their blood drive a success.
3	Former coach is grand marshal	Hon Nordly will serve; profile of Mr. Nordly.
4	Be aware of absentee voting procedure
4	1980, a year of decision: Babbit says nuclear a troubled energy source	Excerpts from speech by Bruce Babbit; photo.
4	TV reps discuss influence	Excerpts from remarks by Edna Herbst, Bill George, and Mike Waring.
4	Pro, anti forces argue on ERA	Excerpts from remarks by Peg Anderson and Carol Uhlenhopp.
5	Libertarians offer third party choices	PLS students hear remarks from third party candidates as well as mainstream parties.
5	Socialist calls for structural changes	Excerpts from remarks by Michael Harrington.
5	Culver, Grassley on campus	Both spoke at PLS.
5	Evans emphasizes economy in speech	Excerpts from remarks by Cooper Evans.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities; C. W. Stompers; Interviewing Workshops; Tuesday Talks.
6	Community Coalition to Stop the Draft	Will meet.
6	Women's Studies Association	Planning "Take Back the Night".
6	RHA	Bike storage available.
6	Students for ERA	Will meet.
6	Phi Beta Lambda	Cecil Fretwell will speak.
6	Spanish students	Will meet to learn about studying in Spain.
6	Conservation Club	Will meet.
6	French Club	Will meet.
6	I-Club	Will meet.
7	Big business, big bucks; it's the name of the game	Don Denkinger talks about the business of baseball; photo.
8	Time is running out	Oktoberfest run will be held.
8	Untitled
9	Carter's new album hard-hitting	Review of Carlene Carter's album, "Musical Shapes."
9	Volleyball fans treated to fabulous display from U.S. and abroad	Crowd watches US team play Japanese team; photo.
10	Up the Creek	How to build a campfire correctly.
10	Watch out Redford, Travolta; ride 'em cowboy	Tips on riding horses; photo.
11	Waller, Cawelti to perform tonight	Have been performing together since 1961; will play acoustic set on Prairie Home Companion; photo.
12	Kids turn to drama	48th annual high school drama conferences will be held.
12	Audience charmed by Haring, Sam	Cynthia Haring appears on "Live from Studio One".
13	The Motels outrun The Cars in concert	Performance review.
14	Panthers attempt to even MCC record	UNI hosts an important game tomorrow against Western Illinois.
15	Linksters place seventh and ninth	UNI finished seventh at the Gopher Invitational in Minnesota last Friday and Saturday. On Saturday and Sunday they finished ninth in the Badger Invitational in Wisconsin.
15	Netsters go 1-2	UNI lost to St. Ambrose, 8-1, then defeated Augustana, 5-4, on Sunday. On Monday UNI lost to Iowa State, 8-1.
16	The Cars, Motels play in Dome	The Cars and Motels played in the UNI-Dome on Monday night; photo.