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an Independent newspaper published . - '
by students at the university of kentucky . ' .;
Monday, ”00 l3, 197] LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 40506 Vol. LXI”. x”. 7" ,
Student chooses five of eight ,.
Senate revises general st (1 r ' t .~
AB¥?AL1E1MATTH:thS resolution‘ commending the late Dr. AD. Kirwari Wendelsdorf said the proposal would allow ‘ f .
SSIS ant anagmg 101' . Student Government PreSident Scott Wendelsdorf students a certain amount of Chm“. m deciding '_
UK students now have more lee-way in their read and moved for the approval ot the proposal what was important to them [0 learn, increase the

choice of general study requ1rements. A tWO week allowmg students d_tSCTet10n 1" Wthh {WC 0t the student motivation to learn and increase the . ‘1', .

01d student government proposal WhiCh WQUId general StUdIeS requirements to take. general quality of education at the University. He :1 r V,

allow students to choose any five 0f the eight Wendelsdorf Idiscounted the eleventh hour also said the proposal would provide a more , .ii

proposal requirements was passed by the telephone campaign bOth PTO 'dhd C0D, concerning productive use of resources.

. University Senate yesterday. the proposals and appealed to the senators’ “sense . g ' -: _'-
The student government proposed amendment of reason and fairness.” Wendelsdorf said the proposal was fleXihle .’..,-, ‘1

to the University Senate Requirements for He called the amendment an “interim proposal enough to “Old any PTOblCmS m WHCEC - ,

Graduation was amended on the Senate floor and to relieve the harm 0f the present general ’equlremems b60395? the Senate .CQUId waive the t

passed to read, “The General Studies Component requirements until the committee system can regulations 1" an mdw‘dual case ‘f 1‘ chose to do j‘x l

in every baccalaureate degree program shall consist permanently allieviate them.” 50- _ _ ,

0f fiV? areas 0f StUdY by the student from the Requirements stifling He said each department‘s major requirements j -"

followmg eight areas . . . ’ - _ ‘ . Proponents of the amendment condemned the will remain and not. be effected by amendment J. ~'
The fight areas are those now lls‘ed m the general study requirements as being “stifling.“ and tht‘ proposal WIUVStlh Faith” 3 StUdt'nt I“
UniveISity catolog. ld R , '11 d th Major objections included the overcrowding of engage m broad areas 0’ ”“1er- .' V
Senate Chadirman 3She or; dovlf_l tChd ? l 6) classes and an alleged poor quality of teaching, S reading knOWledge -,
meetjmg t9? e; atd p.,m., lon ay m‘ e (1p (:15? In defense of the amendment Wendelsdorf said If thi , ‘ dp . . . . d “UK . _ i .r .
is“? Emil: t e oor ony room ”0w 1 d it would “rather than destroy. may be the only b) . L amdcn in]:nt 1‘5 (I???) d \ ”159mg If: .'
hlte '31 " assroom. . thing to save general studies." He was not opposed “7g“; 15%“: mg ‘1 “do: e g ‘m “0p (”mung j'
Kirwan eulogized to general studies but he said the present en CS or conc u e '
Following the addition to the minutes of 3 requirements were not doing what they should. Continued on Page 6, (‘01. 1 1‘
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to t e ‘ ’ ' ~ ~ " > t x » '
are one 2 - , a. ‘ .
By LINCOLN R‘ l’EWIS,‘ JR- categories are the continuation and V:__S:.__;__._._;;.;_..- q ‘ .3: " x. .
Assnstant Managing Editor cost of living requests. Each UK unit 4, 21% t i I I . I.
Consider UK’s “bare bones” was asked to calculate the amount of W” & '__ ' ' ‘ ' . ..
1972-74 biennial budget request of money it would take to operate . r ‘a f" “I“ it e ‘;
$253.5 million: where did it come existing programs at their present ’3 N”: g ~ "g‘ Bis“: ‘ _ ‘
from and where is it going? levels. . g ts . x ' . ‘
ltiall started last February when UK The UK Budget Office took these . Jag. i; k ' . 1" 715‘. > I . . I
PreSident Otis A. Singletary sent a . ‘ , -_ . e. . " t a - - , .
‘ R . . ‘. figures and added the expected a an“ '- a " 4 " at .' ” x ,'
letter to each Vice preSident directing increase in fixed ‘ t , d ’ d d‘ d ‘. i . _, .3. a _ .
them to assess the needs of their ercen t ( th , cots S (a? d ‘1 . t if” .. g ._ e.) ‘3. =21, 4 . I it ..> . .
respective units in dollars for the l)nf1a tion) to it ”es flmii f? risc or ‘ .i f ' . ' 5' . i g , - .
biennial budget request. gt 1‘ 1““ We ' “ "2:? ’~ ~ ~ " " - . ~
First in the three budget request Continued on Page 16. Col. 1 « NE " . ~ _. E3763 1,
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that put the kernel together ~ a? . s ~ - ‘ .
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If there is anything mystical or secret about how The Kentucky Kernel ‘- ’ .- e ‘ _ f
. evolves each day from the clutter of typewritter keys at night to pages of . ‘ i ' .;' 7 ‘
neatly arranged type and headlines the next morning. it has to be found _ , l. .
:omewtlrreKm allongfline 0’ hghtEd composmg tables directly one floor Trimming a tree—like this one in the Student Center—never takes t, I, '

e ow .e erne so ”65‘ , . , long. There are always plenty of helpful hands. as people take -. ‘

The lights under those glass tables are swrtched on early in the morning tim off f l t . t ‘ f‘ d f . . , .
by a man who may very well have some kind of magical wand hidden l3 tt rgm “($1131 ehpapebrs IDO llld I: moment 0 peace m an .{

. . . . . . anCien ra i ion. a o . .,
Within the linotype machines and pica sticks of the Department of p 0 y 3“ Ose) A
Printing. To be able to translate the puzzles called page layouts. to ' _.

. coordinate the typesetting of . " .x_
_. illegible typed copy, and to At meeting today .
”s bring it all together under _————'— 1 ._
' headlines which don’t I»
g necessarily fit in the allowable ruSteeS a a 0V r ‘,
‘_ m space, is a talent with which Mr. m Ppr e f- '
to .1 Ray A. Dora amazes Kernel '~
\s fix editors each day. 0 3
As the supervisor for the OOSt 111 d or f > .
w . ' Kernel in the composing room m 668
- 3‘.- a for the last 13 years, Dora, .' .. ,_
a (fig ‘ .....W...e._ known as “Mr. Ray" to By MIKE WINES September meeting chaired by former . .
, 3’ .. students, has taught Kernel Editor-in-Chief governor Louie B, Nunn. _. .
t . , editors about the mechanical Dorm residents may find themselves ‘Good chance‘ 3 .‘ ’.
r 3%3 M 3 end 0f putting out a newspaper paying an added $25 a semester for room Since Ford has “already indicated his ‘ : ‘ i
mg c ‘ ., ‘ " Whfle domg a 10b that seldom and board next year if a recommendation willingness to do it in public.“ “’endclsdorf \- '
3?” ”’4‘. draws any of the praise it from the Board of Trustees’ Financial . ‘ . . .. , , 1.. . = .
We = ’- - ’ deserves Committee is ado ted at the b d’ t‘ said he thought he had a prtttyl gojo;w _ ; ~. -
~ ._ a, ' _ . , oar s mee in ‘ ~ ’ , ~ H v ' ' . ‘ .
" ., “‘1‘ ;§ As the Kernel breaks its ties today p g 32:“? 0t being named W'hmlttu ltd ) , '
x. 2t .“z‘th ”‘9 tllmverts‘ty and] mtOVT” The proposed Increase In rates teps the Trustee George Griffin presently chairs , _ - ,
I k ”t “ II l *" le tli'nn Inhgd ([31 a, p a? m agenda at the board‘s 2 P-m- meeting in the the (“ode Committee. which deals with ' 'i
T“ h“ y: la:a’f lr' ay 5 l'pta “mic! Patterson Office Tower. bUt the pre-meeting proposals to revise and rewrite the Student ~ ~ -
”'53 _ an .C eer “t perstohnaixy wl’ “luncheon" could result in more action as Code. Wendelsdorf, a law student. has . ‘
‘ r -* {swam ab pt“ 3| e eme l: Student Government President Scott attacked the Code in the past as a ' ,
. . , ' , ‘3 ory u w‘ mean muc Wendelsdorf has his first meeting with Gov. “repressive instrument." - . ,
' f . o - more to all Of the people who Wendell FOTd- Meanwhile the rise in dorm rates should «i
l m , i, ‘ ~ '- a“ if“? hag: CV10: knownhfirnd b UK , Wendelsdorf said Sunday he would face a routine passage at the formal meeting, ‘
MR. RAY A. DORA " ‘3' “3 ° y m propose at the luncheon that he be named Under the proposed semester room and ‘ . ». _
Continued on “89 10, COL ' chairman of the trustees’ Student Code board rates would rise to $537 for a three . .
(Staff Photo by Ken Weaver) R . . C . t t It h t t . ,
eVlSton ommi ee, a p im e sough a 3 Continued on Pose 12. Col. 4 ., .

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Z—THF. KENTUCKY KERNEL. Monday. Dec. I3. |97| Ma 1
- Should sm‘e students money
- , I97] Kentucklan Yearbooks —_———————————————-—-—-*-
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. ordered m advance Will be to run hook exc ange
~ ' * available after 1:00 p.m. -
‘I w d d D b 22 , BY KEITH BRUBAKER He explained that by using the Book Exchange
I- 6 hes a ecem er Kernel Staff Writer the student saves 10 percent on the purchase
I‘ . . Y! I The Student Government sponsored Used Book and/or sale of his books. However, If a student
, 197] . Exchange will go into operation Wednesday in leaves books which are not sold he is not paid tor
.. - . ,' , . I "1 room I 1 I Of the Room 245 of the Student Center. The exchange is them and the books are returned.
. - 1' 3 ' operated to give students a chance to save money If the student uses the SG Book Exchange to sell
- ' :_-I ' ° ° on book sales and purchases according to his books he runs the risk of being ‘caught’ with
‘ Journal'sm BUIIdlng. Co-ordinator David Graham. used books that no one will buy. Graham added
. - ‘ VI Graham said this will give students an thin the (11300}: EXCha?gf,,wm only accept books ‘
I I .' ' .-.. " opportunity to sell their books at higher prices and being use “6.3 Isergies :he students brin book .
. I I- . ‘ ' to buy used books at lower prices than the local Graham 5:1“ wten ho t three cog Sm
. '~ - ——SENIORS WILL RECEIVE THEM bookstores allow the student to do. they Wfll 1 cu a s r py car on
.- _ . I ~ I. information card--one copy for the Book
- ‘ .- IN THE MAIL ._... “The three bookstores pay 50 percent of the Exchange, one copy to be placed in the book, and
I _ . .' ,‘I ‘new’ book price for a used book and sell them for one as a receipt. When the book is purchased by
.I , ' , I 5 75 percent 0f the ‘new’ b00k price. The SC Book another student the information card will be so
. - I ' I . ' Exchange will sell students’ books at 65 percent of marked and the former owner may claim his
I ' . ' , fit: the ‘new’ book price.” cash.”
, - . I '. " 1 . Ir ’1 . . . . f Open during finals
. . . 7“. (W371)? I I. Five percent ee I . I . II
. I I I _ ’-»:‘6 .T ' .{4 The student who ‘sells’ his books to the SC The Bookfihxchdnge WI“ be open from Dec. 15‘ ‘
I ‘ ' . 'fi. '1‘“! II‘M" I Book Exchange receives 60 percent of the ‘ncw’ thru I)ec. H“ so students may S’gn .bOOks ”1 for
. " ' .I I it -'r ,I book price if his books are sold. Graham said that 5319 next semester. The Exchange “’71“ re-open m
l . " ‘ ”at. l a: - uni-fl" the Book Exchange charges a five percent handling the Student Center Jan. 17 thru Jan. *2! to sell the
' - ‘ ‘ flfl/ ' \ c‘iilp‘i {“1 books that have been collected.
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I I I II I. ""1“: .-.-«.-.~=-.m _‘ color mod art and in: Ed t K
. I . em. WATERBEDS 1. or suggests U
, I' ' . ' . {Egg ’1 Call A Unique Christmas Gift!
, . . , ' . cg; ’s' .' Nancy Nollenberger 277-6135 bl k
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.‘ ' .. . I ' i ' ":‘:’:-?i.;‘¥l’77fil_l.!!!:f 6} and we will have yours delivered! lelfed Supply—10 Year attraCt more ac S
7 ' I Seniors and d t l .,___,, Guarantee Frank Stanley, editor and people who have never been
I . . , 9’“ ,"a e l - lNMLl $18 00 while the last' publisher of the “Louisville publicized,” he said.
. . . ,- I . Students Only. ( V ____I l 0 Y ' Defender,” has suggested that Stanley said “more whites
- 'I ' . « . . — inn mm.“ the UK Journalism Department ought to be encouraged to work
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. , I . . M” ONE PER PERSON ”’R "”"‘““”I Phone 272-5600 hold counseling sessions in on black newspapers” because
' " . NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL UFPMILWAUKEE predominantly black high the experience is very valuable
; :I . I 3 . schools to attract more black and it gives them a chance to
- . U ' students to UK in general and “know the other side.”
. I . I ~ II journalism in particular. As chairman of the National
,. ‘II. . He said other universities—— Publishers Association, Stanley
i I I i . : Western Kentucky University for has been instrumental in steering
I . '. II I I , } T example, have 3 greater number some blacks towards careers in
. .:I I ' ‘ " of black students than UK. The journalism.
.. ..'I-.I reason, he said, is blacks don‘t Stanley has traveled
j' _ -' I . ' feel the ' can et “afar shak‘ at . - . , ' .
. g -. .. . ; —— A CAREER COLLEGE FOR WOMEN —— UK” ’ g ‘ ‘ “mm to “Mame We“
. - . . . , -' St 1 y “d tl I t indies and South Amenca.
w I . ,‘ j ’9 ' 0 an e 53‘ “”0 ‘5 “0 lie was at UK as guest of the
- -' WIlfl'el‘ Quarter Beglns January 3, 1972 enough effort made ‘0 promote Department of Journalism and
~ I, r f. ‘. V UK to black “Udell“; addressed a journalism class on
I' - . _ fl ‘ . ‘ ' ‘i/J w“ , \ t Th1": Kernel.IheI :fflld‘ Cimblwlk the “History of Black
- ' . . -. 1 ,/-* . H 7 o eimina e 1503 ion 0 .ac' ,4. n
I, I I , I . I . I a?» a,“ l ‘, . . Journalism.
I, ‘1. - .. _ « . “- r . _ . . . [I were: - / ,§ students b' lV n , th’m ‘ - ~ -. .
. ' ' ,- ‘ ._ ' . . «I “kit—i ‘ A“, a .‘P’ ' “9‘ "‘"“‘3“’-‘-*"/‘l' - ,' {51‘ 3. exposure incl,w linikint' s £101“ The Spanish departmentI has
, . ‘ ' #3,}; [1' _ gain ’ .... _ .I,I. ,. $141??? . “lurfi: ' ' I‘ I‘. I , l” I‘l " ‘“ announced open advising trom
. .. g . I 'I ‘93 'i' d— f . ‘II t l: 1’» g; {Vt-i!” I 74:“- g Q note Of 1m” achievements. l() a m. to noon and 1 pm to 4
a .I ..I I I-.. . i) I5 l‘. I ”In I'M _ r" “anI -. His newspaper. with over p m. The advising center is
. ‘ l. ._ 3‘» .u‘” KW-" V t 43:513. “‘1@“&& 13‘000 readers (75 percent Of lo ated in léoom ll4§ Ollie;
I I I II II I . - .. “/‘7/ --. _ Laetitia—21:.“ .I » X" Q:~ which are black). strives to TGW‘ ' H L
I I, I - II II . ' 'W‘“ MW“ “" motivate blacks to make them S W
1 I . I ‘» I ' ' . : COURSES: want to read, he said. havaeml t OtIhertItdetpacitments
I. I. .' , . . . Rth th . . . no msrue any
I I 0 Executive Secretary 0 Receptionist new: steurdiesanitdg:fs::r(l)s:tl;?::l(l particular hours for advising
" '9 - I ,' 0 Professional Secretary . Modern Office Training achievements, black problems 3:15:02;akitefieggfnellniufitgg
'. I, ,, . . and “stories of human - .
I ..~ ‘ ,, . . -, 0 Personal Shorthand and Typing interest—black or white.” asailable at. all times to
'l ~' “i “We concentrate on the little $133112“ advxee to concerned
~;I '. g ‘I Special Courses for College and former College Women, with credit giv 3n ' l
’ for many of your College Coursesl MAJOR REFINERY GASOLINE AT
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, ,I . ,I . . ousmg urnis apartments) availab e on our campus 8 blocks from U.K.
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. -——‘__ THE KENTI‘CKY KERNEL, Manila}. Du. lfi. l97l — I5 .
Get credit f ' l k ' ' ‘ ' '
The Umversrty Year for management, and child . '
Action group (YFA) is polling supervision. ' r ' z z a ' - .
SlivStgdems ”1 an effort to open Students who participate will ' . .
Kimucfiy-Cgretcenters around get 15 hours credit, according to J . ,
_ y‘i 05‘ “3‘5fo .099“ for Ms. Carol Haines of YFA. “The . . , _
:Oz‘irmtuninI otrganizations to law faculty liasjust unanimously . 7 i. ‘ .,
I . ten crs, center approved credit for law as — ree _ e Ivery erVICe -..’,
‘ students,” liaines said. 7 I ,I I I . ,
t , , YFA has “five different , .I I ,
r focuses,” llaines noted. “They - _I
dfll lg 5 are in day-care and child . - .- 4~
1 development, housing, economic . j ' ‘
development, education, and in ' 0 ' ‘ n
' ' FOR SALE """' law and legal rights.” I . "s r , I. I
S WW“W"N Some of the ugencles W1“ be ? a I- , I,
OLD ENGLISH Sh d P .. - . ~ . « .
FezziWig lineage. Ilntiei‘fiact)ig()nalu(§fal;:i on campus thls saturddy R.” »\ 5 I I” " '
Cliampionsl 277-8426 after 6 p.m. interviews with students, $2110 I _ - ‘ - . ".
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k - 1963tICHEVYdlmpala, blue 4-door auto- - ' ‘ 7 V i -
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d $375!.CDag520257-I13322, 5?; 5.C(2"i7-18l2%3. We wantI 4“ types , Of ' -. ' - .
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O PORSCHE, SIC. —-Engine. transmission, StUd‘Snt between 18 and 21- We _» r ‘
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is Iéiiir.aRM-§§r fadigf’g’momz vfgee‘st urge married women who want .. - — - .' . I
Call 1-502-223-8251 or 227-6058 after5. to help and older students to . . - - ’.II
, _______2 come up here Saturday,” Haines ', . ‘ _- . i :
STEREO—S 'rc-20 c . tt ~ .. ~ '? -' ' ‘ .
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in month old. No leaks; $40. Call Bob Agency representatives Will be . \ . . . .' - .
3:51....” a‘ .....--‘.,°°:‘ In Room 3 03 of the I mperial Plaza Sir Pizza ' _ '
WAN-"n Administration Building III ,
W between noon and 3 p.m. ,1 '. 'I ; '
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VW Camper for use liiiuiinegqugizaaieas saturdaY- - f- .
break. Fully insured. car to swap, , 1" ' 1‘ .
per mile-per day. Call 252-3797. 71313 . - . . . g ' ' . '
CO-ED needs an apartment and a I V‘” ~
female roommate for next semester. -' ' j . 4_ - '
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, 4~THE KENTUCKY KERNEL, Monday, Dec. l3. l97l . ______——————
poc or presz ent?
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~ UK People 5 arty pushes to get on a ot or e ec Ions
. , . ’ 3y RACHAEL KAMUF Cooper, who may or may not doesn’t get it.” People’s Party Will not have a Christmas break members will
' Assistant Managing Editor 599k reelection and Dec There will be a convention in candidate. travel to various parts ot the
The Kt‘nlUCky branch of the HUddI?St0n’ Who has announced Miami a week after the If Humphrey or Jackson get state to setup chapters.
‘ People’s Party (formerly New he will 5°C“ the [Demouatic Democratic convention 15 held the nomination Snell said the According to Snell, the UK
- . Party) )8 trying to get the part) nomination), provrding we can there. Snell said it isihoped’that People’s Party is “off and chapter has no formal
‘ on the ballot {or the Noxember, “”d ”ommn‘ to “m' “trustrated liberals will stay. . running." membership but there are about
‘ . [973 elections. It is possible the People‘s Snell 531d ll 15 possrble that If The only other registered 90 people who have expressed
. 'lo le‘ this tor the senatorial Part) could endorse one of the thencnmmi“ nominate George chapter in Kentucky is at Centre an interest. worked or attended ,
. ‘ race. .1 petition bearing the mator candidates. although Snell McGovern tor l‘TCSIdChl~ the College. Snell said during meetings.
' signatures o! littltl registered saiil. “It is unlike!)
. . ', voters must he filed mth the lhe part) torniall} endorsed
\ .r i. . SCCICHD 0! Stan's willie l‘,\ l tight: \Valiaee in his unsueeesstul 77
.' i . March. lot the congressional bid for (‘ongress in the Dec 4
race. 400 sigziaiii'cs tr mi the \g‘t‘tltll election I
" ' L‘Uhgi‘cssinna! Lll\ll‘\l .aie \s ll no“ stair-its. l)". ~
‘ ' . ' - necessary lleriiair’lei‘ Speck. linstwi:
, I . l‘he Part} has out! September pediat ; i. lull .l'lLl anti-Mar FALL '97]
- .I to \lll‘lllll another l.tJOU names speaker; um lie the part} .\
4 , ‘1 . for the presidential race. iioiiiiiiatior: tor president. Spock
‘V “ ' V N‘ d Candidate it she «get the
‘L L ‘ "e 5 ”.0 percent Democratic nomination.
~ L " ‘ H ”W PVS’l’h' -‘ P11”) ““1" 1““ “What is unclear." he said. “is . Ik d T. T
'? . ' ' ' ~ percent (‘1 ”W "01" l” ”I" what will happen when she e on Ina umel‘
. . ~' - . election the W”? W1“ b“ was nominated as a stand-in .
. . permantly nlaced on the ballot. candidate at the Dallas _
‘l fl _ kentueky late requires that the. Convention held last month. . Homecoming and B, S, & T
' ‘ ' . ' party mantain two percent of
_ s - . » I the vote in subsequent elections Chisolm instead?
. ‘. , » to Stay on the ballot. PCOple's Party llOpcs to . Clemson, Vandyl and Tennessee Games
. fl'. ‘ Steve Snell, a member of the exchange SPOCK tor Shirley ,
. , ‘. y. ,‘ executive committee of the UK Chisolm. a black congresswoman .
. ‘ ' ' People’s Party. would not trom New lork: Chisolm has . IndlCln Summer .
- - , . " 1 SPCL‘lllalC on the senatorial or given permissmn tor her name 10 L
x ‘ '1 congressmnai races. be mentioned but Snell said she
- ’ ' made ll clear she is working tor . James Gong .
" " ' , ' “l“ “”1 someone the Democratic nomination.
' ‘ He said. “The party is A stand-in was necessary. said
3 W .- . probably going: to run stunt-one Snell. because some states . Glorlo Sflenem
. ' . ‘ ' - , 3 regard?ess o! who else runs require .in early filing date and
; ' _ 5' ' treii'rring to John Sherman (‘hisolm will not be the party‘s C d S
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