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‘ VOL LXXXIV, No.58 All W .w m Ill” 1m University 0! Kentucky " '
‘ ’ Thursday. November 5, 1981 , Lexington, Kentucky l ‘ ,
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r M ' 7 3““me at the UK Medical Center. “It has doanygood,"Toddsaid. a.
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, ”a; M .. , _ andAPdi tam dominated. and it has shown no .. . ‘3 1,.
. " . ; . a spa responsetowreffortstoimproveit." We wanttoreducethestramofthe _ i 4}: g , 2 f;
, .l “ ———————-——— Kenton had another setback at ap- hes.“ as {ouch as possible. Todd eli- - .
y ' ‘ , , , _ , proximately 3 p.m., Todd said, when blamed “Illeaorticoalloon, a dewce ‘ . a
5' ' ' j "0““ Speaker William 6- Kenton s hisbloodpressureworsened. that expands while the heart is T: W i” '
3‘ ,. condition “definitely worsened” “His pressure again fell and it did resting, saves theheartfrom working ’i’; ’“ _ :5“
f: - f Yuma”, and 188‘ ”Muslim‘s“ not respond to the medications. At Bohard-Ithasbeenlifesavinsinsome . , » 1
34* y. i- ’J' said, “We have done everything we that time an immﬁomc balloon- patients.” . _ my“! \ Q . , :37
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ii)” nights?” ., Kenton, 40, who underwent major his bloodwgureplgiﬁice thast time Todd saldhethought Kenton had a ﬁ' , O ‘ , N g
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l a i“ fend“ ”WWMWW tionisexmny srave."Todd said. 1““- j; a ’
at all“; [511211128323 required 3" m' Klaiton’tserheartda heat was “Toddmto Todd said. “We don’t have any 2 3 ,0 . \
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. HERALD-LEADERPHON “or“ are my mm “with.“ , y y my mung _ more tricks His heart is acutely . , a it. 5 .
. . ,, . insert a porary pacemaker In strained. All we can do now is walt g i t ,, x, . »,
- REP. WILLIAM G. KENTON hdneyfunction, said Dr. Edward P. Kenton’s chest. me. an initial sue- and hope" *1. .. f O f _.. .
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4 PreSIdent rejects $80 billion tax rise .. ..,:' _ . , . i
Reagan abandons balanced budget ., .. ,
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ByOWEN-ULLMAN-N _" - stamps and MedicaidandMedicare. u'easestooffsetasiieablepartofthe billion in defense cuts as part of a I d “’ E
l Associated Press Writer The balance of the $100 billion tax cut approved by Congress during revised package of $115 billion in say. ,.- ' 5 » J
' ' would come from other government the summer. The new law reduces ings needed to balance the budget by ' ,;;_
M programs. In addition, experts business and individual taxes byszao 1m. | ' ’
. estimate they would save about 815 billionthroughlwl. But as the projected deﬁcit con- i
managing“; digit-225mg a billion through lower costs of servic- Stockman. projecting a mrsening tinned to grow, Stockman has been '
Emma Republ' ° to . a '2 ingthenational debt. deficit outlook, persauded the presi- lobbying for signiﬁcantly higher tax '" a '.
gbilli . “I'm “13:” t Despitetherepoﬂedagreement, of- denttoaskCongressinSeptember for increases, a position opposed by ' .
°" "‘ “e" 9“” W" n“ ﬁCia' ls announced that the Senate :2 billion in tax increases and :13 Regan andother'n-easury officials. ,4 ,. ,
i "Pr” ywsi PM“? ““3“? “’3 Budget Committee, whichiscontroll- . .
Virtually abandoned his pronuse to ed b" Republicans would delay its ‘ y
! bgiince the government‘s books by public drafting of a new budget ‘
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g Administration sources said yester- “highways-”m, pms La W S tilde” 1' group
‘ day the president told his economic secreta larry Speakes confirmed ' a;
; advisers that he opposes major new ' the ngem,s position as to 1386' ' ' ' ' I ’ i B DAVIDCOOPER/K ass.“
mimrmevenmamuvea . . - to recrwt minorities y a“
. . tax increase, saying. Its certainly -
aredan etintheﬁnalyeaiof notourdecisiontoaddnewtaxesto ID ['8 I It,
his current term. Those same ad- " inourSept. alpackage." That On e leve .
“$50M” a deﬁut isomeritable package called for raising :22 billion , _ ,,_______ pre-registration is not required to at- Bill Zurstadt reacts to the words of a UK student as he preached to students ,
widen ”$132? recess): a through 1% by narrowing several By JOHN HARDIN tend. yesterday at the Student Center free speech area. Zuntadt. a former UKstu- .
WI “1888p .y . ' businessandpersonaldeductims. Reports dent,isaccompanying Jed Smockonhlsvislttocampna.
instead, Reagan will continue to Alston said the fOCLB will be on
pmsmdeila dirt t thit eoiiiii hambimmtzﬁdmitin mic tweaks “W m” ‘° “PP" ‘” I ' ' ' S'-
cutsto tea ici vegun a recen . 't' W d df -r.
balloon to as much as 90 billion in that their original plan for a record The Black American Law Student {mum “ﬁg,“mg omen S St“ IBS all em'nlsm
1932 and $150 billion by 1m without boost in defense spending. a record Association will hold its ”com Law availabletotl after law school."
further budget savings, according to cut In taxes anda balanced bulket — School Preparation Conference f of f d. '
, the source: who did not want to be :2 by 1534 7 ml:I no 13!)?”th tomorrow attheCollegeofLaw. Specifically Alston said this in- are '"nIs "I Im 80' 3'0“ .
identified yname. ' cause 0 t e e erora ing '. .
. . . eludes the application process ﬁnan- - - -
Meanwhile, Republicans on the economy. But the adVisers have been Michael Moorhead, gm up . . ' _ _..————-—-—- Partofthisawarencss isdestroyuu
Senate Budget Committee agreed atoddsoverwhatelementsofthepro— ecutive director of the Council of ualmandtheuwSchoolAd By ﬁwPQRASAu-EE stereotypes ofﬂiepeopleinterented
privately to a plan to balance the gram shouldbescaledback. [#881 Education Opportunity and "m ' 5‘“ n in feminism and women's studiB,
. ' billioninhigher taxes,som-cessaid. budget deﬁcits marks a victory for ty of $1533 Law School in npﬁrglm: ﬁcméed from _ ”No films, featuring ways of
The budget-balancing proposal, Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan Gainesville,willbetheguest speaker. 2d 3 c 93f . BALS A boulecelt the Wenty students were introduced dealing with stereotypes, were ’
‘ developed largely by Sen. Pete V. and a defeat for budget director mm“ 1‘0an tw In to Women’s Studies and were also shown at the forum. The ﬁlms
4 Domenici. R'N.M., the Budget Com- DaVld A. Stockman. According tOBALSA President JB“ 1] erencel.‘ 85 W assure d Fisk alerted t0 myths concerning were“Sex Role Development” and
$100 billion in spending cuts. Roughly tion's leading opponent of sharp, new tif the f t that certain mversity. dent Center yesterday. . A group discisSion followed, pro-
. . . . torec y ac groups des‘ t m_ . , childrenbe-
$30 billion would come from the ad- tax increases, while Stockman has have been traditionally W_ W B ALSA took the lead in The forum was igned o mphngquesuons about _
ministration's defense buildup, and been arguing that a balanced budget structuring setting up and running form students about the recently mg Mammal from birth to
an additional $40 billion to $45 billion can no longer be achieved unless the resented inlaw schools By having the am Alston said support also created minor in Women's Studies. follow stereotyped roles and
. from benefit programs such as food president seeks new revenue in-I a: conference we hope to convince camp; oft-0mg the Student Bar Associa- said Eileen Bennet, a VlSlUDS assxs- whether advertisinghas anadverse
those mino' ritias. . . (that law school) tion, theCollegeofLaw and theOffice ﬁgaphétswm‘y Wﬁw‘éugs: 3:? °“ the ”a“ me“ and “me“
I ism theeffort. gazing”! hleldgmAisoi‘oansggnygivg available to students which are Faculty members'who will he
- Adult students needs was win he owed Baa .. . and b... a one cross-meadows“ comm we we...
'tment of blacks, c ' fmmtheummitygi eluding English, smokey and studies classes attended the forum
- . and women. Alston said women com- Philosovhy. ‘ to discuss reading materials and
math or anization we m... a... mm of a. nwmmwwmbeiaa Benn. eiwwmwm sanctum. .
y year‘s first-year class. and blacks at the conclusion of the conference, dashed ‘0 educate 9909‘? about Sandra Tailsend. a sociolosy Pm-
and Appalachians “have shown an in- during which time prospective "Wu“ connected “’"h {MW- . lessor. said this year‘s course goals
crease that is alcouraging.” though students will be allowed to direct “531:8“ www.msaldJ: will be comiderablyofmgee vaned
——-—-—-————" ' still far shortof adequate resenta uestionstocurrent students. Cl 3 “A emlnls 13 8 WW W 0 and in depth. Some courses .
By RACHEL BERRY 2:51. at; :ab‘bfitmliiigdi‘nlgmacmplt: tion. rep q wears boots. hates men and is unat- will feature black and American in- ,
StaffWriter . "t“. ' . P" m fdeqwmt Therewill be a as conference fee to tractive. A feminist is only in- dim, women.
— 3 hgihdeliifs in“ “MI 8 orkedowith the The {1133 OOMWCG, held l8“ fall, help cover the materials and a lun— terested in separatim men and During preregistratim flierewm
' - ilnivensit musicianzneetohirean ”mm“. ?b°“‘. 5° ”Napalm, Mm womw.andsheisaradical-" be a women‘s studies table for in- .
‘ Theadultor non-traditional student academiz adviser who works Alston sand, Including three Of'the five Further information is available at Bennet said she “hopes to bring mica students. For fin-titer infor-
hasdifferent needs and intereststhan speciﬁc“, Wm, mn_trad,tioml inmority snidentsmthisyearsenter- the ow office in the College of into educaam an awaraiess oi mﬁm'cammm,m.
the majority of students attending sum“ :50 m am Wed fa. ins class- But he ivmild not hazard a Law, orfrom Associate Dean Paul 0. women‘s contribution . . . and to d, Cmnoway at 57.1759 or Linda
classeshere. an adult. student lounge in ‘ Franc 80905009115!” “WW. since Van Booven at 258-8969. all issues that affect our lives." pm]: mass-3593. |
The Adult Student Organization "a". which stays ow, four nights a
was organized to help meet these week.
needs.“lthinkthereiaarealneedfor “Oin'biggestprobleminthisgrwp I
an «Sawmill we“ '3 "“3 that is commitment. became everyone is ra or
. focuses on the problems .01. adult so blny,” Harris said. m, . I
' ﬁgﬁgﬁd LIMA Ham. Dmi- business administration seiner, said
- she can understand this since she jug- . . .
“What we're aimed at is the non- es a famil herself. “With this "m
mm ,W. W, as. m. o, gmtwgﬁmmmm All mpus tale no numbers to change wuth installation of new systems .
school and renamed, or who didn’t go said.
. on to conese directly from high Upcoming plans for ASO include a W and aboutaoosuident numbers would The University. which rents its Another advantage of the system .
. school.We’re also 80.1“”qu social “probably the first week in Assistant Né“ Editor- bechaiged. telephone system from General will be themolidan‘on ofits opera-
‘Wu “d m °" ”"4““ December. before eveyone gets into New numbers are reﬂected in the Telephone Company of Kentucky. tiers.
‘ .. snide": who really out“ have an finals,"Harriaaaid.Inaddiﬂm,ASO ————————— student directory released last week. signed a 10-year lease with GTE in Nine switchboanis are used to
- Wm“ WM” “so” is planning to establish a scholarship said Student Association President September, isoo. Officials expect the cover thecampm. Seven boards (four _
Since “3 mm in mo. ‘50 for an adilt snident in the aprim Fourtan hundred people will be Britt Bmckman. $7.5 million UK System Exchange to for campus calls and time for the
h" M "HI” Mm”? ‘0 “a semester. "mm“"i “9" ”W mm payteritseliby 1m Medical Cutter) operate between 7
- _ i-~ withamaillngliatofabwtwtoio. Agencal informationmeetlngto tiliaweekendaaatageoneofatlree ‘mtimeofthechamewasbased ‘Mwillnotbeanincrensein a.m.andlip.m.mthefirstlevelof ’_
"W” m“ m' m" m ‘ disem- then and other micel- Wlll w 9““ m “m“ a” mm" on thedatethe new phaiedrecta'lea telephone cost to the University." Parking Structure One. The rennin- 5
“5° "m" °‘ “mm" “"1"“ °’" be held My events at 7 am. in ”mm “9‘“ wmtobereleued." Combs said. Combs said. “The system will replace ing two boards. one for general cam-
W- “50'" WP“ "‘9 m‘ ‘n' 245 Student Center. Small Gaffield WWWW'MW “We" He said the number dunes are an chaste system, giving the same pus and another tor the modal
. terasted insocial activitea at all. For with the Rational Behavior Thu-spy will be fully opsatimal by January minadartohookuptoanew plus additional “men“ n the “me centa'. 098-” 2‘ hours m the I. .
others. that’s M main reason f" Cutter will Mt a prom-am. im,aaldDelConibs, Md“ telephonesystan. Undutheplanmn- costs." Medical Outta. ‘
“nu-”“th‘” m- “Owe-"comma mama-“0n To mm“““"“““' W" I)! snide-itswlﬂhnve “250" almanac GTE Account Manager Rick ‘Thla (consolidation) would givell ‘
HarrissaidahevlewaASOaaalob— my."mldunwlmmum '1‘henewtdqﬂnnemnnhamdfec- while faculty, staff and the UK Fromm said, “There weaacostand amucllbettaopa'atim“bacameall . ,
.« - bying groupfor athilt snidents. In the 251 Student Cents. live at 3 am. in Nov. 7, will only af- Medical Center will only me “”257 maintenance aavlms became the calls would come into the main ofﬁce 7
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f 0 . mmben are prilxed by 257' he Those with the “257" urchin!!! ﬁxed rate. Rate increases as they Combs said. “Anythiu tint can be . . _ .
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come and gone. beenshown up for what it is—rhetoric. 5% THE VOTE ON THE Wk; ,V. [WWW “folly”- "-35%: Wm
With a moderate voter turnout in Fayette Future gubematoriai candidates should in .-- unn-"HWEVER l "-1 ‘ hitti
County deciding a virtually issueless mayoral take note -— the people of Kentucky expect cer- S UCCESQ‘ m AMENWT t _ t . d Lt.
race, there is very little worth mentioning in tain essential services from their state -‘ ,. t: ON THE W WD‘” I b2“):
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relation to Mayor-elect Scotty Baes er, 0 er governmen at canno cut back Without .. ’5 r. 4“ . . , :.. mg”
than to wish him a successful term or terms. serious consequences. There is no doubt that 5/ ' 3 ' t; ’.,. _,-",,..,- °. - ,, , '.. ' ”'7"- ',~ -' "innit-Z; dowr
But the defeat of thesuccession amendment Brown’s slashes in education funding are a MY MINISTRA' ION ., ,3-«3' "‘.- : Th.
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