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BY MIKE MILAM sponsibilities‘ ”are to be used in . , V ' 2' ‘gwe‘tfiwg‘fl 5‘, ;. r r. g .‘ -‘I 22
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morrow, and Thursday in Room (lent must follow "the L'ni- . - ~.. - . 2. ‘»., . .

119 Of the Student Center. versity‘s regulations 35 to time, WV” ’ : ,.

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code. will discuss it and vote on '9 the h'ig'Jlet‘t change that pro . . . 2:92 , ' "2 ,2 , .1727. .

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TheCraduateand Profession- know the response that the over- W orld rum s up .;2
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‘1] Student A“°““h0h (Cl SA) but I'm suregthat it will get a It s not often that one can talk to someone from students at an Intemational Students Reception ’2, 3 .;

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met W‘th the (Ode ”infer“ 0" favorable a ilaiise from the stu- almost anywhere in the world but the opportunity held Monday night in the Student Center. Here I «.I: _
Monday and 2Y0ted unanimously 1 t‘ W I? ed to vet them‘in- became real to Christine Carrigues (left), a UK Christine speaks with Kulwant Thind from India ‘I .'-
to accept SAC s new code. ()ther ( en 5- I? 'e h student who found herself one of the American andjacob Akintole from Nigeria. '2 er ‘ t ’2’.” 3'
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. (tent Right 5 def.“ and a member EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the l)iltereuccs of opinion conceriie iiiu" (“hen fetal motion is first The l’w; «2 n»: 1 Mb t xiii . 2 I, j t .2 “2:;
0f the StudentGovernment-8110;1- setonrl of a fisepart series “hid! inu abortion emanate from the teltm usually lb’ \\(‘t‘t\.\ b_\ i-oine \t‘!it|ii]i 422’ t ”thohk o... . 9" .-
sored committee to reVIse tie examines the issues roiiici'iiing conflicting Values \Vlllf‘ll peo— nion—hm 2. ()thei‘s iii.iint.iiii that \\'.ishiii‘.:to:,. l) (' tha’ ah 2 '3 i if. I I: ‘2
code, said that (:28 {Sew “X 8 abortion. ple place on human life in its “life” is not until birth. laid been ""‘i‘ittt'Yt'ii . 7, rI.“ '5
needs student fee dc ' B \VE l)EL\\'() BROWN \arious‘ stages of development (Iatholits (Zonsidcr lt \lllt‘tlt‘l' (stei- sum» i)”. {no tent”): :‘aye'f. I '

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Since tts pnmary purpose “I. t t \l . F l' or fulfillment the Roman (..itnolic ( hni‘th the (hurt h and (1é24’..‘- 2. - w. , _2 2 _
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is to aid the LK student. the \VheneVei‘ ch'inizes in l-m Im, lhc arguments: of the ”my“. firm hft t)tLlIliS \\li(]i toiutp \otain- .tit.I.ItI\ pi inns t. , . . fi. .2‘ ._ III . -.
changes that we brought 3b01|t ‘ 2 ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . 2 . , tion occurs l‘l'()Ill that moment erinu it dmeienth ethlu-i '- I2 e; :2. ,. 2 ..:2. 2' '2'
should ITOdllCC a better defined taking Phtt'tfi both proponents ”lg “Emmi“ seem to mini“) on the\ consider the ”Wino of stilll't' ‘s si\ d it it \s is l‘lrt e t‘ i-
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code Miss Riessaid. thhthat ‘ p1 ‘ ‘ - , , cells a life. and acuirdiniz to tu 192% that .i hope iiihd that “We! ’ 2 . ., 2‘
‘ ' and the abortion issue is no cs— hmhfl \alucd ””d t" \shat dh‘ - ‘ .- z 2 2" . 2 .2 . -.
in mind we WOMd like every Stu- . ‘ 1 l H '1 .' L’N‘t‘ gomp “gm. for u“, m2“ thein. destruction of the tetus life begins at tlu~ moment .:t 22?‘ ,‘e 3 .. II _I2. I~ ,. I
dent to some to our meetings. “mm” A” ""4”” “""hhh . .. .- at anV stage is‘ infantici’dc. conception , ff?" . ,2- 2‘ '.-'
jg such .1 fllIKl‘ttnt’nt‘lllV cmo- of the fetus. others for the lite , . - g . . , _
httt I exPeCt a very small ttlm' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘ . Pope l).tltl also said that then 1 ~ I. 3’ -
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outofiiiterested students. “mm P“) ’ (m- h 51‘ ‘5 “ft” . . might 1,. (dusts fraught u uh I. ._ .
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She also explained thatcopies As’ the International (Ioiifcr— htt'e “h‘lh Shh ”tho” “”1”“ h“ we'atller l2 L x t ih. ~l..-\ «Li ki ti . :e‘fle‘. '..‘ ‘1 .
0f the COde are available in the cnce on Abortion stated in its (““ht" ”f hf“ for thh rm: 01‘ ”mi.” "‘ (til 1 Hi t!1 Q i ' it‘ll J" i ' e 1' "
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Student Government office. book “The Terrible Choice: The th" population “hwh ”huht h“ FPTC‘S! for Lexington am? v1 ”hm “i in” ii I- iti I it w. ". 3 '- . _~.- .; ‘
The mOSt controversial pro- Abortion llilciiima “Baum”. harmed if abortion isn't used as emit)" Cloudy and co'd ““11 a t "‘t t I“ t m“ ‘1 ”H‘” “"t ”NI It '"I g” -’ ‘3 2 .
posed change, NHSS Ries said. i 2‘ V t, t lf ‘, I. ‘ .2 ,1 ‘ll'lL‘l's'>(ll‘()p tt) C()i|tt"t('(‘pti()ii v few periods of snow flurries to thati't’asiiiiat-(liiiesi ,. (it \ . pm. (I .2 . t - “1-. —.II
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aha“ engage in, interference cause of rm'crence for or sanc— the controversy is. “\thn does today mid 20? low tonight 10 oi nu-nt I] 1III iitt ol the III 'itll‘l ;Iy-;. .2.I f . .'
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2. r a ' * sored a discussion on Palestine. The three women. see in the paper." In the audience dismission . ‘
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 2—TIIF,KENTI’(IK\" KERNEL. Tuesday, Jan. l9, 197] _________________________________________—
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l.()['lS\'ll.I:E, Ky iAPlh- neuiul a new chairman because Breathitt then nominated and proper notice of the meeting was Rep. Peter COD“. D-LOUiS- l;
Forniei state Sen. Shelby lsni- \iis. Marie Turner. the tempo— extollul Kinkead while support- not given, and that the cominit— ville. a Combs supporter, said .
kead was elected state Deiiitr rary chairman, had told me on ers of Ford—including Miller, tee was being plunged unneces- ”the governor in Frankfort is g
, crate chairman Monday despite two occasions she did not want committeetreasurer CeorgeDud- sarily into a party squabble. making us look silly every step
‘ ' . warnings that the Ill()\t‘ would to serye. ley of Louisville, Senate Presi- Breathitt maintained that Of the way because We do not “
_ hurt the party. . Money Needed dent Pro-Teni William Sullivan, somebody needed to raise money haven spokesman."
' ‘ The ur-y'egir-olrl Lexington Combs said he also was in- oi Henderson, and Senate Ma- to keep state headquarters at Then Miller arose and said: l
mortgage insurance t‘Xt’L‘utht’llll- formed that money was needed jority Leader Huddleston-triedto Frankfort open, and that the cn— ”You are tearing down, my l
, ' iiiediately pledged strict neutral— to keep open the state headquart- stave off a decision by technical tire process ofselection was above friends, what you have worked ;‘ »
‘ _ ity in the gubernatorial primary on and that ”unless we elected objections which were overniled. board. so hard to build up . . .Whatever :-
g ' -. between iormer Cov. Bert Combs a new chairman, the doors of The Ford forces. did not, as ”Give us three weeks tonanie we get from this, God help us, i
‘ ‘ _ and Lt. Gov. Wendell Ford. headquarters would be closed." Miller indicated earlier, run Mil— someone We can agree on," Hud- we deserve it." i
. ' But this did not appear to Combs said he understood let in Opposition to Kinkead. dleston said. “That's all this is And House Majority Leader l‘
. satisfy the Ford backers, who committee memberswereadvised No Notice about. . .We know we cannot Terry McBrayer, D-Greenup,
' ‘ ‘- said it merely would snow the ot the situation and theunext Huddleston and others ham- carry the decision here, but we commented”We have postponed
people of keiitiicky that a small thing he knew about it . was iiiered at the contention that the can appeal to common sense and too long our attack on the Re-
~ ' clique dominates Democratic when I saw Mr. J. R. Millers move ”was clandestine," that good political judgment. publican Party.
,1 politics. letter charging me With some
. ’ State Sen. Dee Hiiddleston, sort of conspiracy, and sayingI 9 . .
, 1' I) Elizabethtown said after- was attempting to use the chair- C ll S t tl d
7 ‘ wards; nianship to my advantage. This a e l S anl l ues one
.' 'Political Move' is simply not so.” ' ' _
‘ . . ~ "This is an ill-conceived pol- Combs called Kinkead an The court-martial of Lt. William at My Lai to kill anything that He added that the defendant
. . mm] ”10W 0“ the part of ex- ”honorable man. He would not 'L. Calleylr. was recessed mdefin- moved in the village, including could not recall any such expo-
. g . judge Bert (:0.be born out of use the chainnanship for me and mfl)’ Monday (0 allowpsychia- women and children. Medina sure. ._
' .; . ,f, desperation in an effort to get lwould “Oi “fidui hh“ 10- ”f" “a""nanon oi tiiedetendant is undergoing investigation and Calley listened attentively to
’ , his campaign for governor go- Tht’ election climaxed 1 1/2 a tera defensepsychiatnst ”med evaluation conceming his role LaVeme's analysis of his mind =
' - ' ing." hours of sometimes bitterdebate. the issue Of his sanity during the at My Lai. and [)ergénality ‘b‘aged 0;] a ger- ..
' Huddleston and former state Neither Combs,FordnorKinkead alleged My Lai massacre. LaVeme said there was a ‘ ' ‘ ‘
. , . . . W' . ies of tests conducted prior to
Chainnan J. R. Miller, Owens- Were present during the squabble "hm" the Jury present Dr. POSSlbllltY Calley mlflht have the court-martial's opening Nov. . '
.- ‘ boro, said the outcome was a but Kinkead entered the room Albert LaVem of New York been exposed tomariluanafumes l2
. ‘ ‘. 4 ‘ r t . _ ‘ . . .
. . foregone conclusion because most later. . Univemty bellevue Medical in a tent or other enclosed place Defense witnesses have testi-
, . members of the Central Com- [pledge myself to strictneu- Center testified that Calley act- the night before the My Lai . .
i , ' h“ d b " ed ‘ h ' ' - - fied that Calley and his platoon
mittee d een appomt Bit er trality in the primary and more ed as a robot, a slave to orders Assault. Such exposure could '—--
~ b'C b‘ f C .pd .. 1 . . . . innocently inhaled marijuana,
_ , , - . , ) om 50f omier 0\~ -J wan activemvolvement of young p60 of his company commander dur- produce marijuana intox1cation, and above all his reverence for
’ i . T- Breathltl. a Combs supporter. pie," Kinkead said. ing the My Lai sweep. he said, even though Calleyhim— big company commander Ca t
. ' . .~ ' ‘ The hhal .vote 0“ Kinkead, He lambasted the state Be» Asked ifin his opinion Calley self was not a user. Ernest Medina—a "father'imapge'
- . , ' . Wh‘? “'35 nominatedbylijreathitt, publican administration of Gov. knew the difference between However, LaVeme admitted to him ..
, _ was 3:1,].Mth th mPemdcrts 9:55" Louie B. Nurm, declaring that right and wrong at My Lai, that this was based on his esti- " '
' ' . ' '"g' ar 1”“ t e or at 10" the COP will have a “handpick- LaVeme said he did. Then, he mate that 80 percent of the Galley was incapable of pre-
, had pleaded for a delay of about ed . n , , , . . . ‘ . ,
. ._ . , y . candidate for governor, but was asked. Amencansm Vietnam used man- meditated murder, as charged -
. three weeks until a consensus -- . . , 1
. - . would not be able to fool Ken- Did he have the ability to ad- juana. by the govemment,saidLa\ eme.
. candidate could be chosen. t k' be t b k .Q here to the right)" I)
, _ , » Combs denied he had “at- "“1““338 “ “0 ““Pr?m“~“5- ..N u. . it I, I
,' tempted to take advantage of ”TONS Leadership ”Ho e w ness rep "K- C R U T'-
. the situation in any way to ad- Mrs. Turner opened the pro- e had a compulSIon t9 Peace orps equeStS p 34
~ . ‘ - . vance my candidacy." ceedings by saying ”it is imper- carry out hls dUtY 35 an officer. I
, ‘ He said he had nothing to do ative that we have strong lead- The answer, thgcfihrl ruled, Peace Corps Director Joseph are currently abroad. and that _
‘ _‘ ‘1 with calling the meeting, that he ership" to help Democrats in raised the ”She 9- ”3"?!“ 5 53h" H. Blatchford hasannounced new 10 more are in training. 1'3
' -. . was consulted after the decision the legislature and see that they ty. ‘ThUS. the DYOSCClIh‘m “ht” opportunities for graduating stu- ”()ur applications this year '
, .‘ . . had been made. are ”not unduly punished by matically became entitled to ex- dents to serve overseas with the are dramatically up," Blatch-
“ - ”I agreed that we probably Nunn." amine the deffendant through Peace Corps. ford explained, ”but so are our '
,. , . . ‘ o psychfiitristso'tits 3wrtluallnfros: .. . . ' , requests from overseas. Right
,. . , .Mllnv Drllg’s Ineffectlve 0 gm e 1 m 15 e en . “ Lniversity 0f he'ltHCk)’ now, we are filling positionsthat
. , . V , examination of. La\ eme in the alumni have made a tremend- cover more than 360 separate job
‘ . “ . 0 presence 0f lhelhry- ous contribution over the past categories."
‘: ‘ . FDj/l C0nl ”1188101191. says \' 1h? court held all“; that La- decade to the Peace Corps 1)er Students interested in addi-
' p : \\'ASI'II\(‘T‘()V AP) \1 . . eme "‘ answer place( the bur- grams throughout the world. tional details about Peace Corps
-> y » . . » . 1 ,. .l ‘ .xorc In a recent study of llOSplt‘é‘ll- den upon the prosecution to declared the 37-year-old director. Opportunities abroad are invited
. - . than lei percent of sonic 16.000 acquired infections. he said, it prove that Culley did have the ~ "
i ‘ -- drugs tested for the Food and “I l}. l [14 \'- lwlf f “ll b'l' ~ lh . 1 “ to contact their local PeaceCorps A;
' I 7 l)’ . “ ’szl ii ist tioiiwer ‘iound d5 Jum “1d- “ U~ l-d -0 d a Ht) to m ert to he right. . He said that 8 tom] 0f 53 Office or write to: Peace COTPS- I“:
. '“ ”(h {““lll ,1. “i i} , FDA l’“‘“’”t1‘ “”6“le“““bml‘”had that he was Sim” 'dl M)’ Li“- L niversity graduates had already Department P,Washington,l).(1. “C",
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The deadline is 11 mm. the do GARAGE to rent very near campus. . .9 _. q :11 ., f1 1;
Prior to publication. No advertisemen’l For Sale. 1967 Corvette .convertible. - . 9 i . f1 ' . '
my elte race religion or nstlonsl red. automatic. 29,000 original miles. F DVER I IN . r - . ', 3- .
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- FOR SALE come by Kastle Hall 003. 14J27 first insertio-I .1 .. 2‘ ._ -. ;. ,. .1
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FOR SALE—Twm lens Reflex camera the ss Regina and sail among the - . _ 3. . _ . .-
_ Yashica-C 120 roll film. Kodak Tour— islands where winter is thousands of - ’1-* ‘ 1 ’ ,. 111) 1. ‘ 1'
lst II. Beginners camera. 620 film. miles away. Join other students from ‘ . ' - '1 ~ ‘ . ‘ .1 "
‘ Contact P. G. Kalom, CP 19. 15.121 UK and University of Tennessee dur- AME D l’ « ‘1 - '~ 1 ‘ ' 11 1 1) ‘
FOUR 14 inch Cragar SS Mags. Phone write Donald Pilkinton, Wholesale -‘ - -. , . J ' ~ ' .. , _-
269-1474. 19.125 Tours International. PO. Box 838115 . . i' ‘ .‘ ‘ :‘
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Phone 269-1474. 19.125 . . '1 '1 ' . -. '
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' Manor; furnished; all electric; air- - 1 33151;,” 1321;; . .' ~ ' .
conditioned; carpeted. Call 299-9370 -. . - ' .' , . -
or see Manager in Apartments. 14.122 -*f:;f,_”;-; 35* - ' _- ,1 3 ._ . .
QUIET. neat room. house with two “' ~ , .
old ladies, parakeet. Refrigerator , ‘ ' .‘-' ‘ _ - . 1
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