Hawk Eye (Newspaper) - November 13, 1997, Burlington, Iowa M makes first appearance at state volleyball IB The Hawk Eye 161st year - No. 127 IOWA Security Council condemns Iraq THURSDAY NOVEMBER 13,1997 50 cents U.N. vote Despite Saddam showing no signs of backing The Associated Press UNITED NATIONS - In a unanimous the U.N. Security Council condemned imposed a travel ban and warned of Wednesday unless Iraq reverses its decision to expel American arms Iraq's deputy prime minister immediately rejected the U.N. demand and U.S. Ambassador Richardson warned crisis with Iraq is not ' message has been Iraq must comply or face Richardson said after the are not precluding any including the military Appearing later on Richardson said the United States believes it does not need to receive council permission to launch a military although a decision to attack has not yet been I would say that Iraq would provoke an international reaction if they tampered with the next which is an essential part of the and secondly were to expel the Americans or the inspectors from the Richardson - Ambassador Sergey Lavrov told reporters that the crisis with Iraq was for very The government of Saddam showed no signs of backing down on its vow to kick American inspectors out of Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Tariq speaking in New declared that his government this will continue to defend its legitimate rights by all Aziz In Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Said said the Americans would be expelled but gave no Iraq the expulsion order until the 15-member council finished The council refused a request by Aziz to be allowed to present Iraq's case in a special The Baghdad government has turned back inspection teams nine of the last 10 days because they included With the Security Council's unanimous vote on U.N. officials said a major test would FBI question Gore The Associated Press An Iraqi woman holds her personal luggage and a picture of Iraq's Saddam Wednesday during a demonstration the hundreds of Iraqis who decided to stay In the Presidential Palace In come today if the inspectors try again to enter suspected Iraqi weapons In White House See Iraq page 5A> Campaign Interviews are part of Reno probe into questionable fund-raising The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Taking their investigation to the highest FBI agents and federal prosecutors interrogated President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore about questionable campaign fund-raising The interviews - which took place Tuesday but were not disclosed until Wednesday - came three weeks before Attorney General Janet Reno must decide whether to seek a special prosecutor to carry the investigation beyond the preliminary Clinton Gore Neither Clinton nor Gore was under although it is a in any case to lie to the Both men have publicly denied any Clinton was questioned at length by two FBI agents and four Justice Department prosecutors in the presidential study on the second floor of the White See Probe page 5A> Input sparse on city manager Replacing 6 turn out for session with City Council at Memorial By Linda Taylor The Hawk Eye Former City Manager Jane Wood left Burlington more than a month but she continues to surface as the search for her replacement Four citizens and two city staff members attended a public input session Wednesday at Memorial Auditorium to tell City Council members what qualifications they want to see in a new city Next the council will narrow the field of 88 candidates to 15. ' One of the main qualifications Wednesday's participants want to see is better communication between the public and City Hall - a trait some residents believe Wood John R. Sandell thinks Wood wasn't a very good at building a She didn't go out and get ideas from the community before an issue was brought to City he Sandell cited the crossing guard issue as an adding it sounded like rather than asking citizens for their input or The council is considering whether it wants to renew its 28E agreement with the school district to provide funding for school crossing The city is not as much concerned about the money aspect of the pact as it is the liability Mike Edwards agreed that dealing with the public might not have been one of Wood's public perception was that Wood was not a consensus he Resident George Shaw angrily reiterated that perception by telling council members he wanted a city manager who would do what the council wanted and not the other way Shaw said he was unhappy when nobody was punished for an incident in which Wood determined a lost set of city keys was an administrative See Input page 5A> Burlington City Council from Don Tim Scotland Jeff Meland listen Wednesday as George gives his views on government at Memorial The council conducted the meeting to gather public Input on what qualities people want to see In a new city Only six two who are cHy For Iowa a cinch p Default Figures show Iowans are better than national average in repaying student Associated Press DBS MOINES - Graduates of tiny Northwestern College in Grange City are among the best 4n the state at paying back their figures released Wednesday by the U.S. Department of Education At the other end of the spectrum is Davenport Barber Not paying off Here are the fiscal 1995 student loan default rates at select Iowa colleges and Dayton's School of Hair 0.0 Iowa State 3.6 Iowa Wesleyan Mount 9,9 Maharishi University of 7.1 Southeastern Community West 14.2 University of Iowa 3.7 which faces losing federally backed loans because of repeated high default the figures At 134 schools in including four-year com- munity colleges and trade 7.5 percent of students defaulted on student loans that came m mm 1995. The national rate was 10,4 Iowa had the 14th'hest loan default rate among the 50 states and D.C. Among the four-year colleges with the lowest rates were Northwestern College at 1.1 percent and Mount Mercy College in Cedar at 1.2 Both are Northwestern spokesman Duane Beeson said there are several reasons for the school's low default including a 97 percent placement are a Christian college and students that come here are ones that have a strong sense of character and feel a moral obligation to repay their See Loans page 5A>- awaits The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Popping a pill to regrow It sounds too good to be but balding men may soon get that The Food and Drug Administration's scientific advisers will decide today whether to let Merck $ Co. sell the first pill to American whose only hope now is to slather Rogaine on their Merck's is a pill that promises to help regrow hair and prevent more from falling out - by suppressing a hormone that shrinks hair It's not a miracle cautions Dr. Ronald a dermatologist in New who helped test the The new hair not like anybody ever had when they were 13," Savin But is an obvious I've got to tell I've seen the pictures - the before and after and it's i i n mpt i See page 6A> Inside Nov. 13,1997 8 sections Business 9A City & Region 3A Crossword For the Record UA Happenings 6B Iowa & Illinois 2.4A Lottery numbers UA services 3A 4 World 4 company workers gunned down in Kenny Irwin uses truck series as entry into ' NASCAR Street Wednesday's 7.401.32 Selected flA
