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I ‘ . turned their backs on the preSident ’l‘
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h) “I“lhhfl H good faith etlorts «iii both sides of .uv ’hr-f' ’r I.
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. ‘ . .m. i “CASHING'I‘UN .-\ rebelliou> lltIeagaiisdlil W H e ‘I ' It '35":
/ t . House sidetracked far reaching tax "I". ‘I _ ." .-' -;
' ‘ l overhaul lehhl‘mhn thum‘h In contrast to the tax overhaul leg . 2’ '5 I. It;
.r,‘ .I r . » . . ‘; DOS-“Ml (looming h h" the 5"“le . islation the landmark tiill designed .; ". .-
. / I] .5‘ _'»' {I L . 1 while the Senate marched towairl h. lorci- d balanced budget mm} .I 5 'Is- I. .- 77?;
'j "I "L \ I I .. h' , . passage 0’ it “0”le by} d(‘>Il)lllt‘(l [th stll‘H‘vt‘tl 11 N‘ll‘rtlt' tt'sl vote 6331 5. _ '.' " I
' 4 ‘ l a? -- . .v > . ll ’ Mp“ out the hahhh ‘\ 3’0“ hhhhh ht“ Final approial was expec’ed later in ‘ _- , ‘ ’I’ ‘.I-.".'~"' -.‘~
' h a ' 7‘: I A I ' lcahhh),h?l‘ ) t t t ttl l th the day and House leaders said the]. I,‘-I‘. ; ‘ I ,~‘
' ' r e 3.14.); \tie it )0 en) t‘ V . .I 3.
' - > \ . Y . . I _ I . . . might stay in session long enough o I . “'2'.
I, : c LJ' *3 ” :- '. ' ~ t I I most swecping change ”1 [hl h” approve the compromise and send it '. . . '. '-‘
‘fis 5’1"". 4a .. laws in a lifetime was sparked n} ,(I Reagan The measure I\ attached . 2“
. '. is 8 .Ir \ a. / Repultllpuns in defiance of President “I a m” needed urgently h, ”N. the -. j ' .t th
“ r I l / ' » Reagan 5 “1‘th Hhth parties “on. nation sdetit liiiiit .itimesz 'rillion -_ ’ .' ‘j ‘ ..
‘ ‘ » ‘ k. «- ,7 left scrambling for political advan I ‘ a . .‘ .‘
I ll» '1 J 3 ‘ ' tage . senate Md)“rtt\ leader Robert \ \I . ' .' ._ ‘7
- I t . . ‘ 3» Republican leaders insisted the ‘ _ .. t -. . ‘ ,
t » ., .. I _ liole told reporters theie was \llil . - .- ..
\ ~ : ‘ .- , i, ,1 ,. “v ' '1‘ stunning vote was not a deli-at toi . . . . ., . .I . ,
i, a , » ,_ - ._ -- . a giiinmei that toiigress could 2 . ‘.
__ . c the president but lieinocratit House 1 - . . .
\_ ' _ » , “ . a , , . I , . I _ ~t t'ost' up shop ti} the unit I‘ll the 3- -. . ; .:I -~
. . 3: . Speaker Thomas l (txtill .ll saa. w ,. . . . I . . . . II z».
. . 1 _ , . , . . . . , Mk. even though Reagan um hold . .» _I ,
‘ l ‘ ‘ x - “a that (MP lawmakers tuined :heir . .. . .. . . -.
. . . .’_~ '- , . . ing out \eto threats tor tinx spending ~~ . i. .
‘ - I; . backs on the man who had tiioiigh . . , » ~ ‘. . A
A. ,.I .- g is h . I l i- ,1. i. . or farm measUie that he deemed too . ., .‘ _ ,I .-
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with glee in their faces Republican ' ‘ ' '. II ~ I . - '-
Tovota officials visit the site of the planned manufacturing plant yesterday with Gov. Martha Layne Collins and a staff member. congressmen voted to humiliate the .. . , ' .’
man who had ledthein ll)\lt'titt‘_\ lh" blueprint h” d ““l‘mhm "U“ _. t ‘ . ' .- ‘
. Democrats niet privately to \w it E“ “1“ “Wk?“ “Ut during “09k“ ”f ' . .. - 'I .
an overnight resurrection of the ta.\ tedious negotiations and “hum In?“ - .' ‘: 7
. bill would be possible. but tt'\eill s bl” automatic ‘lx’h‘hhh’ "UL‘ ”7 ht" . .- .’ ' __
statement said that was up to Rea fem“ and d“m“»‘h(' programs It ‘ ”h - ' . ‘ '. .
, gan --]f the president really cares gress did not meet pt‘t'ilt'NEf‘ldN‘tl ‘I . . I, .
B.‘ FR“ STI'Z“~"RT that It Will be as SUPPOTUVQ 0f tration. along with several other sources. America's fairest tax about tax reform. then he m“ (Mn deficit reduction targets for each of . . ‘ . I . .
N““‘l':‘l‘t"r this as we can be." said PTESI- states. submitted proposals to the system. a location central to the er the mug“ the speaker declared tht’m’XttlH‘H’dh .‘ 1 ,» I . .
dent Otis A. Singletary. cor ration during Tovota's stte nation‘s population. our commit "Otherwise. Dec 11 will lie l‘l‘ltlt‘lttr . . I .. _ ‘, ~ " g . ’
‘ - p0 I lh'trt * ts would tota \“ tiil ' ’ ..

TOW” “0‘0" (orporation has The Universit instruction 1 search.which beganin July ment to better education and. tiered as the date that Ronald [tea (I l -‘ “L II ‘:I~‘I‘ ‘ . . I' I_.
found a new home in the heart of rogram resealcsh ca bilitizs ”The process of selecting Ken- most importantly our hard-work- gan became a ‘lame duck on the 110.“.dn3 woluldI be made chrin m-‘l f- . I .' ~ .
the Bluegrass . :nd services will bemeftipffor the tucky as the site for our plant ing and highly productive peo- floor ”ftheiihuch' I\cai .mia Iheturity Iant \{\Pril . . :'- .

ShOlCh'm Toyoda. president 0f - .. , , ., was one of the most demanding ple."(‘ollins said . when} programs “”1““ h" ”(’ml’l - ’I . * ’ _
Japan‘s largest automobile man- corporations new pldhh he Mld- m Toyota g history ~~ Toyoda At the “llllt‘ House the president from the cuts, while the reductions ' . x '. .. . ,
ufacturing company. made the But any specific details Man .3th said ‘Z'tfany states provided us "You won‘t find harder work appealed for continued support ’Vte would be cushioned t()l' Medicare ' ' . ' ‘- ..
speculated offiCial at a press con- ance between the two institutions with‘excellent proposals ~ ing people anywhere." she said do not believe that after all our andcertainother health progranis :. . :‘I . _~ _I .
fereiice m the Hvatt Regency Will be announced laterIby Gov. "And that. combined mm Thy, I ‘ II ._ . '
vesterdav morning . Martha LaynetollinsIoffice Final details 0f the Kentucky ta‘s know-how. is what will make ' - t. I .

‘ andé-S announcement nam~ The IImanufacturing plant. package will not be released for a this operation a model for the iii- W0 en uc lanS m ove __ I' ’ II
ing Scott (‘ountv as the Site for “h‘Ch “'h be located on L300 fewdays.(ollinssaid. dustrveverwvhere " . . '
' -' ' ' t land 12 miles north 0f ”Toyota‘s deCision to locate its ' ' - ' . .
his corporation 5 new $800 million :35 (t) .-h 0d 200 000 . - _ , . I .
manufacturing plant was met :(ing gr: IV” pl] . "fete ‘ {'5‘ American-based plant It“ Toyoda said his company‘s goal c oser to X or St“ y , j '; ’
with resounding applause and a f.“ 0:20 ‘58”; IE3 eIr Ofeltali 500" U’Uht." validates the 9““ is to build a partnership with the w - " . . '
standing ovation by the crowd of '0" gins ”‘II 4 e pan “1 all of us have in the kentucky of American people '. .. . _. I'
about 3“) reporters. political flg- emplo? about 3‘Mpe0ple [0(18} sald Rep MIT." J HOP‘ B) BET" l..\\\§(t\ \‘(‘r.\ltI\. and “llllaln Eugene ThroI ; t l l.’ I . .4 '
uresandinterested people. "This '5 8 great day for the kins. Roth District. ”More im- "In one sense. this decision isa StaffWriter 22. of Elizabethtown. who attends ' ' , ',,:'

The Scott County plant "is a Pe‘I’IPle of Kentucky and for TOYO' portantly. this decision reaffirms way to return the warmth and Hanover t‘ollege in southern India _ " ' I, ‘ . ’
significant step in our long-held ta CONNIE said. “For our people our growing confidence In the loyalty that Toyota has always A fivermemher Rhodes .s‘chol na ’ ~ . .' .‘_’
dream of achieving a full part. ”I means JObS and better opportu~ Kentucky 0t tomorrow." enjoyed in this country. ' he said arship Selection (‘oinmittee met Ives- Because both Petersen and Thro ' . ' .I ,i . I. ’I .". :
nership with the American peo "mes; For T030“? lm confident Collins said Toyota's decision terday afternoon to choose two stu- are Kentucky residents they were I. p . r .
ple."Tovoda said this '5 the beginninguof a hlghl." Will be a successful one and Will "But, in a greater sense. it also dents who will advance to the able to compete in the state compe» . I r_- _

‘ . . SUCCQSSW] enterprise benefiteveryone in the state expresses our confidence that the regionalcompetition tition Raymond ltetts. committee , I‘ I: I , .. -, 1' ~.

That partnership will include Yesterdays announcement was "l'm confident of success for American economy. American in- Eleven Kentucky candidates. in Cl)~(‘hulrlnanI said anyone can appl} - .‘ lI " ’. .I‘ .-
an assoCiation With UK. . . the culmination of 1': years of the very reasons that Toyota dustry and the American worker eluding Ernest Allen Mills. a I'K poi as long up he or ,hp ,5 either a Ken . 3', .‘I , . . .

"t'K has 581d m the beginning work. COHmS said. Her adminis- chose Kentucky: abundant re- have much tooffer toToyota “ litical sCience maior. were consid tuck) resident or attends whom . .' . I; . II”;

"9d here "We are in a very competitne “', u l.’ I‘ .
. Each year 32 students are chosen area. 'Betts 581d '. ' I. I3' 4. (I I.
. from the t'nited States to participate lt has been about 3o years since ' .'II. . 1.3“ , . f ‘.'
0010 0 y receives awar or exce ence .....
These students receive two or three a Rhodes Scholar. he >‘d1d . I“. ' '1. " . I,’I
. years of advanced study at Oxford Earlier yesterday morning candi» I . , I .- I-‘I _
If) \“B' "“44 granting. researchoriented depart- graduate teaching. Brooks was cho- training program for graduate stu- t'niversit} in England dates participated in a zominute in _. I’ .' I ‘ .
tontrihuting “m" ment (thati decided to take very se- sen for the position and was then dents who teach undergraduates and "It's never an easy choice." said terview consisting of obscure ques . ‘ . ,,‘ .‘t'.
, _ riously its mission of undergraduate evaluated for tenure solely on the interdisciplinary ties to related President Otis A. Singletary. who tions on their majors or fields of - ' . .’ i’,
9‘ 5"th "humus“ on teaching has education." basis of his teaching and his involve- fields on campus and other schools Served as a committee chairman ”new“ Several 0f the candidates ' . .I .‘ : . ~
h"ll’9d l h 5 department 0‘ socmlogy James (‘hristensoiL the depart- ment in program development, inthe state “They‘reallvery line students " chm the} didn’t hm“ hm 1., answer . . ,‘ _- Il-I‘I . ‘
I receiveanationalaward. ment chairman. said the socmlogy Brooks came to t'K in 1976 and re- Most introductory stx-iological The candidates made it [1) the chm..."[thuechhng I' I. - -' I III‘ ."Q .
The American SOCl0l0glC3l Asso- department has made a concen- ceived tenure six years ago for his classes are taught by tenured face state competition through various "They asked me gt’tlt’t‘iillleil ques- I‘ »' ‘. "
"who" recognized the department trated effort to have an excellent teachinginvolvement. ulty. Christenson said. Teaching as» reqwrements, ranging from noiiii lions." Mills said "They weren‘t . .-"I .
and particularly the work of Michael teaching program. Brooks' position is a personal one. sistants are usually in the master‘s hating committees and appl]c;]t|()n_\ outlandish or anything likethat ' . I. I . ' 'Ii
Brooks. an associate professor 0‘ 50' Emphasis on undergraduate tea— Christenson said. He provides coor- program and have taken a graduate to recommendations Requirements ‘You wonder if you did the right . I -. . .'
00mg)? h '5 the h“! ”he the ching started about 10 years ago. dinated advice to students as a course in teaching. They have a tea differed at each college and univer~ thing" during the interview. said Pe- ' " I' ' '
award “'35 given to an entire de- when faculty members decided to backupadviser. ching practicum. where they are vi- 5n}- tersen. who has a double maior m . ' . ‘_
partmentI _ implement ideas they had for devel- Christenson said other changes deotaped and monitored a type of After a long wait. the tension psychology and German ‘ I . ~. ' ~ ‘ . .
”9d (ampbell.I chairman °fI the oping an innovative undergraduate were made after Brooks became di- “practice teaching." he said "We broke as Singletary announced the "Did 1 make m" Thro asked him . . ‘- ' . ‘_
SOC'MW’WI assomations committee teaching program. he said. rector of undergraduate teaching. have had the highest teaching eval- two who will advance to the region self many times while thoughts of ‘ ‘_ ‘
0“ teaching. d¢‘5('rlb9d l-IKI 5 depart- One innovation involved the estab- These included a major revision in uationin the college."he added als Amy Jean Petersen. 22. of \“(nHmnI page: ' ' I;
mentasa graduate training. PhD lishment of a director for under- the curriculum. a comprehensive SeeS()(‘l()l,O(i\.pageltt Louisville. who attends Indiana l‘ni . ‘ . . .‘ 'I. .
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anta Claus . , / iSitors enter 0 ers ~ .-
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te ep ones fl». -. msrg t into co ege l e a .. a... 5...... ...., W . . ..
‘ 'i '37 \ Q \— _ their hellfire and brimone evange- :
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K Chlldren ‘t" :10 it!“ "‘ 'A “f l B) SEAN A.\[)laRM)N “hen potential studean visit ll\. unfit: country. hmbeoome .
U ~,. 2 t I t ' I Staff Writer the center has the dav planned for an arm . event. for ‘ look at "
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m ROI \Nl) \Il'l l IVS‘ \ W N I . them. Jordan said The studtnts can m 3
Contributing Writer: I K I‘ I I, UK'S VlSltm‘S are “0 longer 19“ to talk to an adviser and if interested '9‘" ' ,
‘3 ’ 1W\} ‘ 0 if?” for EMT-“4:95 fgdcamPUS-ITM in a particular college. an appomt 1-. u back in DWI,” m. .
".5 (‘hristmas and Santa Claus is . . 9a ‘ Visitors enIer. oca across IIrom ment is arranged with an adviser or Hm “trilogy. has to live up .
. . - t Don‘t be Q "K ~ the Universny Bookstore. provides professoriiithatcollege ‘o‘um on“: first mm For
once again coming to own. ' I "-1 . an rtunitv for them to learn '
surprised though if he calls first. / 1"“ ‘:?:""IE=:aI=Z::E;: oppo -. . . . I review of So Long And Thanks for
‘ ‘ \ .t ' , 2:3}. .- on ...=- about UK and find their way around The students also can tour some of
(in Dec 17 and is the campus :....:=;.. .» ~ . All the m. so: Invasions.
. ‘ . - .:-'.;l..:3.=5z::.:é . . - . . . the reSidence halls accompanied by 5
recreation department WI" spomo; t , : - g: ' J; Becky Jordan. an adVising coun- members of the hall Staff For stu- page '
"Santa calls." a program “’th ' ' ' ' ’ selor and director ofthecenter said dents “Sm .
. . I t _ _ _ ' ng during the summer. UK an. m each can w
gives children Of UK students, Sta“ h . - one of the main contributions Of the some halls have mock rooms set up is pleased that be won the sect:
and faculty members the chance to ‘ ' t ‘I Visitors Center is informing pro- “Peeple appreciate seeing those.“ Di Ill : or the y.“
speak directly to Santa Claus over _ _ A x . .. t...» spective students and their families Jordan said M. ha ha ”'1 think he b
the phone. noun wum larnotGraohiu about the Universny This semester , m i the m Pu “I:
This is the fourth year campus _ I . . , . I .. the center has dealt with a total of The Fem" also 9‘95 campus at 7' m‘
recreation has sponsored the pro- Deadline for applications is tomor- Santa give their child some specific 2 400 people _ 634 of them prospec- tours With student guides Tours are "IS-M .
gram. Becky Headley. former club rOW. but Kathy Rose. cum“! club instructions. ,{vesmdem conducted on “Old Blue." l'K's dou
sports directofi began the program sports director. said applications Rose said parents usually want . bledecker bus and walking tours of
m 1981. She said becausethecity of- willbeacceptedaslateas Monday. Santa to tell their children things The center can inform students central campus arealsogiven
fered a similar service. “we wanted The application is a questionnaire like “clean your" room." or “eat about all aspects of campus life. Cindy Palormo. one of the student
h‘ h' h uldbeofferedto - .. .. - your vegetables. Other requests such as selective admisswns and guides said many potential students _ .
”met "‘8 w 'c co ”‘3‘ 9mm“ 53"“ w‘m “e“ "are pretty intemting like 'Don't how to apply financial and student she talks to are worried that UK is
theUKcommunit ease - - h . . . . , . . .. s . _
y I'lf' xggtgbfihdm¢£%;ugf bite the kids in day care.‘ “ actiVitics and hoimng. The families too large. - & flu“, ‘ . g I.“
Students, faculty and staff with as a a . y . . . . are shown videotapes about the “On the walking tours. people just *mdlfidcuh
h'ldre he of mi pets. It also gives Santa the speCific Headley said the phySical educa- d m- 1 Mt -- ¢ Q 0 O. A I” “'d
c ‘ " ”we“ as” 3 a a he 11 I enter the child's (ion facult and Seat Cent taff “mt“ ‘" "‘8' " a "0'“ set to see central campm. she ,
' ' ' ' to re- route m use 9 . y on er 5 col] as such as a iculture - .. :‘fi~ h *“I
who would like their childrenI incasethe reis no chimney members who make the calls 3|. some as . . 81' said. but on the bus people see . . . .
ceive a call from Santa can pick up “0“” ' and fine arts. have provided tapes to s_.I v, _" . « .I .~ I» . .
an application in ‘35 Seaton Center. Parents also ma t that SceSANTA.page9 thecenter. S«(‘EN11£R.paget0 “ " ' ‘ ‘ “‘5
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it» k \lu \ \III I Ht ‘ For several years I Just thoughI l the great choreographer and artistic - L ‘ , ’
sldl writer was having fun shooting around the director of the New York my ballet. . As . I
“0‘59 never With any particular but it has everything in the world. ... ,I , ., 9 1 ' 'lII .
. U- linker ”all -m English Pm- plan 7 always seized by something as I see it, to do with dance. and the a ' @ng . .. . '
l , J't‘l l'K graduate. has taken I saw." he said “It was always ”1 tone and feel of the film is that of a ; IL-Eté \ ‘ i
‘ t . ,mitssional work as a writer. the back of my mind that I would at requiem." Hall said. 5 3“ l I? .
. . tine ant photographer one step fur» some point go in and edit the Ifilm Hall said the”. “-111 be several '7‘V‘. f...” ‘
. , "it :uti'iiiiniaking and make several small films from parts to the film. each one a dance - ' '2“ ‘31-,“ .. “A,"
t ' . ' ‘ m . Z‘t‘i’t‘llll} witnessed the it “ I in the terms of the images of nature v ., I. n» I
'- I ti "t'lnillt; of his first film at the Col- Hall prefers certain types 0t days and the movement of colors and I . 1‘ , - I
. . A * ' “‘1' l-l‘lnti Cinema ”1 New t‘OF filmmg and depends a 101 on shapes in the frame as well as the \ ‘Ir, ’
, .I . \. In ‘l‘ht- iiliii titled “l“iresttCKS." movement. particularly movement action of the wmd and light as m I ‘_ . #3 3.
_ i llt itArzttilt‘ silent. non-narrative caused by the wind and movement "Firesticks “ .1: './' A ‘ \\ v. II
‘ '_ win that rivals “ith the tram- that results from light coming and "The Dance in the Middle," :1 six» 2* yj - ‘ - _,
‘I t , A ...,t t- .it exit-re.) that takes place in going or seven-minute segment of the film. I‘ ‘ " . . .i
- » - I ~ ' 9“ "\'er_\ often the thing‘ l Ohms" ‘0 involves a dog eating a rabbit. and n} " , I {f I
, -. I ' . ' t min» of tilni Hall produces is shoot are shapes and colors moving Hall 531d 1t expresses both the beau- .-~ I:
'I IA :‘t" 'f-ill‘, \lllfllt‘ films [I has and often acting in response to the t} and the terror Some of the 1-: 1
~ I‘ . I , - lt'Ml'lllt‘tl in man} \\a_\s. such wind I like days with a writ) of images are clear and in focus but ' »
” ‘- . ‘ .' _ t .1". unrvle mperiiiiental and light. particularly bright days “he“ others are abstract. only dealing six
. I ‘ I 7 ,. - .. r... lllt’ tilins are usuall} the sun is coming and going." llall \h'lthcoltn‘s and shapes \ ‘ . ‘
A. t , A t It tint or two people and fre- said “Fast cuts that I often make Gurney Norman. amassociate pi-o- ,t
, AI « 'A _ ,, l‘.‘ dt‘ftsts who work in other while filming alsoadd movement " fess” of English. called llall “one
. ‘ ' a l WW ll |> L’Pttt‘riill.‘ ‘htl‘m ‘0 'd The screening 0t "FlreStK‘k-‘H 1” of the most versatile artists that . ' .‘a;
. 3 , ' i~ wail; .izirlient-e iii few places New York resulted when a ”19nd Kentucky has produced as a still . ” . If; ill‘af'i‘3-37 - - \.
.~ . I“ z -‘ ‘ . . A a fru-wuntri and fellow filmmaker from New photographer. {Mum writer. p00, (“MCUMMINGS KIIII ,
a: _’ . I m opemng .st't‘llt’ ol "FIR" York who sat“ and liked Hall's film and now filmmaker CPR-101
.‘ ' ‘ . H Hall tzlins ti cat killing a knew of an opening on a new \\'h t‘ t .IA th I l
.. . - ' . . m t. t . , .~ .. . . .A “ a s mos mm in is a .iiii A , _ , , _ ,
.- ‘ . - Av ' ‘5‘” ”l" ”‘1 of It? “In; filmmakIers prtzgiam “l ”‘9 (Ofoll I: a verv modern artistghere m Ken Brenda Crank, left, an employee at UK Medi. traimng in cardiopulmonary resuscnation from
. "“ I» >“ "l” “til““ll’ “”945 ” 9‘1“” “"9 tor “mg ‘inema one 0 e ‘ '. . _ A A . . ‘ol Center in aut- atleril s chiatr receives Bill Re nolds afirst- ear dental t dent
. ~. . " - " :1‘ .A.t:k scorhst' two places in New York which tuck}. “hull lb >9mt‘lhlngIlth state L p p V y, Y Y , Y S U -
A -. A . I . il.t \mpv ”I rm, chipmunks shows film of this kind hadlIx IneedsI . Norman sait Hi,-
-: ' 1 . . :lsi' ‘t‘.tt)pt‘iil‘.\ in various stages Hall said the film was received “OH‘L‘HMO’MU _——_n
‘ M J ' V l V , V hymlm‘m'm throughout the very well by criticsin Milly)” I .. Hall's immediate future plans are . annnnta
' '1 ' ‘ '. ' “" “ll" map” m the mm are "There were ”"9”“ “lmmal‘v” returning to his fiction and poetrv
'A i , . n’lt .xa; or the other t-ontinuall) there whOse respcnse I was pgll‘llC but he also plans to commmi work Bos-‘l’ype
, , ‘ * ‘ mums: and changing mt” 0th“ uiarly interested in. and the} were on h“ film ‘ t mlltlltlcdli't‘mptlgcmlc
A , L ' 4*“ Hail sLlltl "The agent for encouraging their response was ’ . , 257-6525
‘ ' " \ nanee as light through manipur qUite gratifying " "\‘that 15 quite dlfferent and so so his interview went through his mind, hentucky in the Great Lakes llis» Des-Type
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brlng thelr evangellsm . Editor's note: The following are excerpts II'IUnl Jed -' .l
. Smock's book WI!) Will Rise Up'.’ Copyright 1985. . j -i' , I-
. , V, I Huntington House Inc. Reprinted b)‘p9rm:.‘,.¥lon. 9.1.; 1-" ,
to nation 5 campuses :. .. oyrnomscyvm 'l -' ' .
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News Editor 3' . II'III, .s , expressmn outside of marriage is forbidden by God‘s I'; I- y {4:7 .._. ,I ..
”7'1 l; .r I «w law. . . . Personally. lhave more respect for the pro- . .1...-‘.r’3 .. f ‘II.
' ' ." , If» fessional prostitute than the ‘rl that gives it away. .5 T' ‘ " -' "

eorge Edward Smock ledadouble life The t -. ‘ - "- ‘ 'I At least the professionals pust some value on their 5’11. '-.’.’ a:

cleancut. churchgoing son his parents saw was .1 f ' A- bodies. fl" '1. .- "'4- $3",

0'11." a facade for a selfdescrlbf'd drunken. dope "‘ - " - 3:3," The college campuses are becoming so wicked that .'l if": , ' 3’. .
llend. . - ~"‘ >4 ‘ 17". . . -0'4 I don‘t see how a professional whore could make a ~29} ’i ,‘

He began drinking attIhe age OH) and "wasa . . ' . . . .- x. . ,2"; , i. ‘ii .- I‘ . living in a college town, since there are so many y Li'l‘JI-I.
di'unkard from then on. He started smoking while in _' ‘ ty I ' . . .. ‘. » . ‘2‘ ‘ ~‘ . ‘ strumpets. slatterns and trollops in the dorms givim .; v'. "2- 1:" . -.. “.
college. Drugs becamea part of hislife hedeveloped “3" . . , ff , _ * ' ‘ "'1 a .“f- .; O“. ‘5 i: it away. In addition there are. morr liiissies tarts ' 35' 35'. I".
a daily craving for marijuana and experimented Wllh 2.1"?" i I, I ‘ P.’ .. - "L i ‘. and vixensinthesorority houses. I“; :Il'. I‘ “a '5
lSDand heroin, . " E i ’ ~ erg; _ . .. II "T. I) . l ‘ 0N MASTURBATION: l",I iI.‘.I:.Iy;

"I wasn't a prude by any means atcollege." he says 3 I . ’0'} C“ l f. _ In" ;- .-.—-‘ y , Masturbation is one of the first expressions of lust. . I i i ‘p '2 'Iu‘i‘ l
”l “'35 very in 10 the partying 5C9”? H ' ' 4"" .' .' a ' . . it" ' Your masturbator of today is very likely to be your ’i 371:"; ' 5'

But Jed Smock doesn‘t pretend anymore Now his i ' 9'49, "‘ ' , ’ {.1 H t homosexual of tomorrow. Your homosexual of toinm- " '3 .‘- ".' 3i".
euphoria doesn't come fronia bottle orajomt It comes I , ‘ ‘ - . “ " ‘0 row could be your psychology professor of the next I . , .. .-' :2. 7.23:
from God. "1 s ‘ r. ' . day. In fact universities are graduating lYUl't‘ queers . ".' I" 5.3,“

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Ever since he found God at a Burger King in Terre ‘ ‘..‘, ‘v. -I . . i - .’. than PhDs. '- ’i. » If, i '. :
Haute. ind. in August of 1972. smock hastakenitupon . . ' § 3.6‘ " 0N HOMOSEXUALITY: f. r'.‘ ut’ii'- "z.
himself to see that college students throughout the ’4 t ‘i -" .. Homosexuality has become accepted on the uiiiver- ‘2. ‘ . 3.. ’IIII' : y". I
nation hear his message the message of God. 3 1 9r sity campuses as an “alternate lifestyle." But the 32"; 1.7:.

lt'samessage most would rather not hear.he says. 3 ‘ ' y . - . ' a , -. - ~\. HolyGodofthe universe still calls it an abomination, y. ,. .~
Instead ofa forgiving. loving God. his message is ofa _ . ,,. .3! ' ‘ ‘ ‘ unnatural.vileandtheresultofareprobate mind. 'f ' 1. §;'_'_"---
wrathful God who sent the disease AIDS to punish the ’ ‘ ’ - ~ ‘ \ ,; 0N AIDS: ‘.I." I , V’.‘ v.33:
sinning homosexuals and who mandates the death . '63"- ' 5.... "T ' c"? The cursed AIDS disease is a natural . ”mpquenee .4 "Id r‘
Penalty for adulterers , T; .. "‘"z' " of such perverted behavior. It is nature s severe way f. 7, i .‘

He and his wife. Cindy. have been insulted and y 95 _, " ; , " . ., of telling people they are doing things for which I I ‘
assaulted asaresultoftheirtestimonies andtheir T" - . ’ a“ were never thsigned. The fact that llll'lOCQ'il bail: ;' - l ' ‘.
beliefs Theytraveltoabout fitlflcampuscs each year. , '2. v. I) _i , .» wry ., I I, I . ‘ i . . . . , . ;. ,. i . _ have suffered with AIDS disease should tell us that -' ' i‘" .’ ' ‘1
spending every school day making college students .4. ' ‘33 if .3" " j . .9 ' W if. if b... ' y is"?! ~‘--7.~_.r\o-'. L ' .; ‘{ .. ”i i v y L » "$1. "’ we cannot sit back and ignore such sins against God ‘ ' it 1 . ' if
aware of their sins and transgressions ' ' ' " -’. 213! f ii¥§?‘¥i‘ f: ' 2?~’.~I‘..'ti‘o.&e .4214; a fugu’“ ‘33:. 7'“ b and nature. lfwedo.allwillsuffer. - " . I‘ '.

Smock said he never stays in one place for more than m, ON ALCOHOL: - 1' - ‘i "
two months The next week means the next hotel down ‘ ' n" W ' One thing that has helped to promote campus im- J. V". - .' i"
theroad. - - . - moralit istheunrestraineduseofdi-us'nd l J -"'~'

. Jed Smock preaches in the free speech oreo dur~ wile Cindy provoke ridicule debate mm y g“ d aco- i ' ' ‘ » .

"We don't havea home." he saidduringa recent . . I ' bol. . . . 0n campus drinking beer is almost as com- ‘- v" ' - ‘ ' :
mmrf'ew. "I'velivedliketliisfor more thana decade mg h's UK appearance 'hls loll. smOCk and his bought at ObOU' 500 composes 90wa mm ”‘0". as drinking water. . . . What has become a way ‘ 1. ‘ i '.
now drugs.it'stoput tosleep the miceoftheirconsciencc I'niu-i‘sity morethan liiycars ago "lwaiitcdothi-rstri 0‘ MEI “"11 SIOOU become a. way of death and their .7 .I ' i \ I

he Smocks have [)ecinne familiar faces on L'K's They know they‘redoing wrong " hear the good newsof what (‘hrist could do in their 309d "mes Willproduceamiserable eternity. .- , . ’~ .. ' ‘ \‘.
campus over the 135i ClghI years All students. Smock says God uses him toawaken studi-nis' lives ‘ 01‘ DRUGS: _ 1. », - , .‘ '

including freshmen. know of .led Smock and his consciences. Since that first testimonial. smock says he has M0“ students may POI: realize that when they use ‘ - y _. ' .
“born-again virgin” wife Although he admits he meets witha great deal of influenced numerous students toward a lifcot st‘l‘Vlltlllt' drugs they are practicing 5°"?W- WWW." some : -: y . ' .

Some come l00kllll3. for answers. others come looking resistance. some students embrace h“ “195%?! ”l‘ “’6‘“ from the Greek word pharmakeia. WhICh m Lnglish ‘ " ' A ‘ .
for amusement But regardless of their reasons. once or Wife did .s‘mock‘s ministry . The l 'ampus Ministry. is gwobgmég‘fiyorm . ' ' . ,
twice each year students flocktothe Student (‘enter . d . . t .. . , . \ , , , headquartered in lmxmgton andhis cuinllt‘lNIi 1' ‘ ‘ z . . 7 " ' . , ' « I ’
free Spam area to hear Smock‘s Open~air sermons $3.533?firixiiiifiltlilirigfi