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' \Vednesday, Dec. 8, 1971 LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 40506 “,11 LXIII My 4,"; 1 '1 ' '1 .

Poll shows students favor store, lawyer

By BONNI BROCKMAN nineteen (78 percent) supported the Legal Services The corporation would not deal in books llk'\l ’i, .

Kernel Staff Writer fee, while 484 (22 percent) opposed it. semester. but would sell anything lrom ”records to ' ‘i '~ , .

A random poll of UK students showed 88 “All we were looking for was a rough idea of drugstore items" to supply capital tor my

' percent favor a student-owned bookstore and 78 where we stood,” Wendelsdorf said. The sampling student-run bookstore to begin “liupt'itliiy iii . ‘
percent support hiring a full-time Legal Services was representative of the student body. he August of 1973:” wcndcisdmi and

attorney, Student Government President 500“ explained, because student with different majors 1 :

Wendelsdorf announced Tuesday. and class standings were polled. Fee begins soon 11 11 1,1.

The SC survey, taken during NOV- 10-23 Because of the student support received, both The $1.50 Legal Services fee will be accepted
pre-registration, was originally billed as a proposed programs “will be tried”, and, a Legal from students early in the spring semester.
“campus-wide referendum.” However, a lack Of Services attorney could be hired in January, Wendelsdorf said. ._1 _1 11
poll workers at the pre-registration site’s, ongampus Wendelsdorf said. As for the $1.50 bookstore fee, "we’ll wait and i, i.

- gave SG 3 random sampling instead, 531 Susan Bookstore corporation? see what it looks like. If we generate enough .-V I. I: ‘
“Wash“ SG Student Affairs Committee The SC president wants to develop a student capital on our own. the fee won‘t be necessary," '.
chairwoman. _ corporation to build capital for the student-run he said. 1’11?
’ Two questions bookstore. He said it could be incorporated “over _ 1 j. . .‘
‘ Students were asked if they would pay $1.50 the holidays.” If either Of the programs fall or are canceled. all ' '1 . 1 1.2.13?
each semester forastudent-run and student-owned “The corporation’s board of directors would student donations Will be refunded. Wendelsdori
bookstore and $1.50 each semester for a full-time consist of Student Government people, said. '
attorney at SG’S Legal Services Office. non-Student Government people and faculty. “Our ultimate goal will be to make the
The survey found 1,417 (88 percent) students They can decide to sell whatever they want to corporation independent Of Student ﬁfi
willing to pay the bookstore fee and 196 (12 sell,” Wendelsdorf continued, “but I assume they Government." Wendelsdorf said. “This is so no
1 percent) opposed. One thousand, two hundred and would deal with high turnover items.” future president can abolish it," " j
Amid rain and overcast skies. must not advocate degrees of expendiutures .
govemoroelect Wendell Ford was sworn into which are without reality. . ‘
office a few minutes after 3 p.m. Tuesday. “If you demand that Kentucky give you 1'
Democrats from every section of the state economic security.” he continued. “you j '
poured into Frankfort Tuesday to herald must not forget that Kentucky‘s strength
their new leader and watch the five hour comes from each person standing on his feet. 1.. if -._-
inaugrual parade. It is not a matter of what we are. but of 7
Crowds varied with the weather. When it what we are able to bef‘ ~ - 1,"
was clear thousands lined Capitol Avenue: “Our acts omission are often more 1 T;
New man when it was raining, they faded into shelter. revealing than those of com-mission,“ he
There was no accurate turnout estimate, said. “We see this when we refuse to i ;'
but it was far less than the expected 50,000 consider the value of the elderly to society. if." -
0 to 75,000. Police from almost every county when we don’t listen to the young who do i ' '
1" Frank 0 rt 0 and district of state were on hand to keep indeed have sound ideas.“ 1
. the peace. . Carroll‘s roll ' ‘
Ford 1began hls four-year ”Fm as Carroll said that as lieutenant governor he i. . . w
Kentuckys chief executive by saying the id have u a t‘ ul 0 1 f - .
W d ll F d challenge for all Kentuckians is to avoid wou , 1 p “C ar1 C n1cern or , f.
. enVironmental control. crime and drug '
en 8 0r self-seeking. f rcement rural develo merit urban
“Before we are Democrats, or Republicans en 0 1 . ‘ , 11 p 1 ' 1 .. " .
problems and a good educational system. 1 ,,
or Independents, before we are any of the -1 .r
things that separate us,” Ford declared, “let Largest parade ever '1 .
us upon the altar of our state place 3 Over 200 bands. marching units and floats ' _
personal sacrifice and stop treating that altar trekked the “V3 miles from ”10 Cdgt‘ 111. ‘1 ' . :
as a trough out of which to feed.” Frankfort to the Capitol during the largest . _- 1 ', 11
“If you demand balanced budgets, you Continued on Page 5. (‘01. 1 1 .1. =1! 11.
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BY TIM BALLARD ‘ ‘ CO mmunications and thought on the environment to nature; and the “/0110 of the Will‘s Downs said. “We ' ~ 0
Assistant Managing Editor Environment." 1 crisis. They are. he said. the growth" SCllOOl. Wthh “ms ‘0’ as inhabitants of the earth have ‘ _ ' . ‘
“The specific responsibility of “TeleViSion‘s 50b is to put “minimalism." who consider POPUlallO" stabilization. no place to go. We will not be ‘ . ",’
journalism in the enviroment forth the "9th about the other things more important;the He termed lh9l35t¥1(‘”l‘lh¢ taken by surprise. as the irish . 1
crisis is to lay out the facts so Situation. It ‘5 then ”P. to “doom-niongers." who claim it ”“39“,, and the "‘0‘“ wet“ The” ‘5 ”lentil“ . . ‘ '
they are certain," Hugh Downs humanity to make the de1c15ions. is too late to dc anything; perceptive.1 1 understanding and public ‘ . 1 1
told an audience of 2,000 in Our 1mistake 18. looking to ”50398803058." who blame H“ we ﬁx the population level awareness of what is happening. _ ' e .
Memorial Coliseum last night. 388110193 We ”118011118 to have to industry and the administration and then redefine progress. W} “Something has to give. . 1 I
Downs. host of NBC‘s do lt ourselves,“ said DOW“: in office; the “public priority" may be. 0" the right ”“CK- because about two billion ofthe 1‘
“Today" show from 1962 until He added, Communications school, which complains of too commented Downs. three and one-half billion people ' . n
his retirement in October, was must get across ideas that are much government spending on Repeat of 18408 on earth are not eating properly“ .‘ . ‘
presented by the Central unpalatable. 1 1 things other than the Comparing the present and the rest are plundering the ,
Kentucky Concert and Lecture Seven philosophies environment; The “Rousseau" situation with the conditions in resources.“ 1
Se ries. His to pic was Downs listed seven schools of school. which advocates a return Ireland during the potato famine continued on Page 2. Col. 4 « ~
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' x I, ', ‘3 joining the fight against drug c h a p t e r o f A merrcan also spoken before adult
, g l 5 abuse. Pharmaceutical Assocration, comrnunrty organizations.
. t. 5 ‘ I g {3) Beginning next semester, the “but only to give the true facts The group uses mice, rats and
. , ‘3 6 I ‘3 student chapter of the American in the matter so people can rabbits to demonstrate QTUB
1 ’ j I, 3““.v' 3 Pharmaceutical Association will make a logical decision when It effects. “We show th": reactions
_ . 3 h I' é ,4. 1‘ send out volunteers to the UK comes to the use of drugs. of animals to the vanous drugs
3 3 3 . o. 5“.“ I) community colleges to speak on The pharmacy student and correlate these to reactions
. ‘ '. STEAK nous: fetal various aspects of drug misuse. subcommittee receives most observed H} humans,”
' l i .I. ,4 A ccording to Richard invitations from junior high and commented Levrne.
. 3 3 . ‘ i . Doughty, pharmacy professor
~ .1 ‘3 . < N“. ...‘ § the lectures will stress the abuse 0
.. ' .' 3 , ‘_.. \ \\\\““‘.\‘\\‘ § of legal prescription drugs. Downs says medla
' .. , ‘ ROUNDUP DAYS 5?; 0 Educate", d t , ~
, ~ . ; _ . . 3 “ ur purpose is o e uca e
. ~ So round up the family and herd em mto the Mav- people on the problems of 1m ortant t0 800l0gy
' . f 1 .~ erick for this great money—saving special! . durgs,” he said.
. ‘ I' ' , -. Wc’eeeeém memes/egg, .\ “We thpe we can git rt aCI’OISS Continued from Page 1 Any efforts to improve will be
' ., l _ i Wednesday, ......._..._.... Spam" (‘5 to peop e to use rugs on y Downs claimed there will be a opposed because special interests
, W when they need them, not to . . . - - -
1 . 3 . ) a, l l h f h . 1 change 1n our way of life by wrth deep socral and political
‘ 1 l ‘ CHOPPED SlRLOlN ‘3 R “iy on t”em or c emica necessity. roots will feel the “crunch” and
' . . ~ 3 - [ c t\ stimulation. h . ’bl resist, Downs claimed.
- , _ _. _ DINNER 1% The program, although still in C orce possr e Downs joined NBC in 1943
, 3 . ; {i the formative stages, will receive “We have a choice as to after servin in the Arm
/ 3 3 . ,3 .. ‘3 . Includes Salad, Choice of Potato, Texas Toast ,1 Q3; 3 grant this week from Merck whether it will be the . . g ‘ h , ' yf
‘_ . — ~ , 1‘ ,‘aeeeeéeeaeeeceeee'eeeeewccezézeeeecI. ll Sharp and Dohme a local drug abandonment of that biblical Dims 18: urge-t. tdg “8.“;in
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a 1 _ . - . i “n. . . , . . whale, conducted an underwater
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' . ‘ ' .‘ , N f,“1!.‘!3?.!2‘;’.,*>,$ {.3 Don’t preach clear war ,, continued Downs mtervrew wrth an aquanaut and
,’ ; 1 " ,l FREE PARKlNG ‘tg‘ﬁfgﬂ 3 ti .. ,- h nuR k’ ’ th t “vil‘zation is experience weightlessness in a
. . , . . _. § No Tipping! _ Come As You Are! 3. ‘3 v}; ,«sf I) Our purgozc is not todprlelac ema:l mgtur ancr ()in itself ﬂying space pad at Patterson Air
' , - 1 2420 l a :35. as the .eV‘ls O lugs‘ 5‘“ ate appa’e“ y. "lg .’ Force Base.
' ~ 3 . . ' N CHOLASVILLE ROAD mums: Levrne, chairman of the Downs sard every country rs
,- . . (Next to Mr. Wiggs) ; three-year old drug abuse “drifting toward some kind of
f ‘ ‘ . WWW??me ecological doom.” 6 ,
' , , . 1 _ . Clark outraged

~  8 LOCATIONS '1’ Kent 5
. .- . ., .._.- _ . LANSDOWNE indictments
..3-' . . e. ONG HOUR NORTHLAND COLUMBUS, OHIO
; . - , 3V . . ‘ . SOUTH LAND (AP)—Former U.S. Atty. Gen.

_ . . . . , Ramsey Clark said today he was

-' ‘ :1 ‘ ‘ . ‘* TURFLAND “personally outraged” at what

' . ' .' j. " , keep your clothes .mfulﬁ as a rose «, » VERSAILLES ROAD he said was the injusticetiiongdZO
_, . . , .‘ . . “33 ~ Hl-ACRES . persons In . .

, .. '- « " ' 1970 Kent State Umversrty
. - . j disorders.

. The indictments were
.- pecra s or fud en is 0f

,_ . ' ~ evidence.

,3 3- . Clark was an attorney for
. 3 - . an acu fy Craig Morgan of suburban
f - . Columbus, KSU student leader

3 . . and one of those indicted.

‘3. -. 3‘ h. .9 GOOD ON THURSDAY At a news conference here,

- ' S ONLY Clark said the indictments and
' ~ .1 ._ .. their later dismissal showed “a
i 3‘ I. _ »_ .‘ failure of criminaljustice here in

[I i -. » Ohio. I do not think dismissals
., .313}, have rectified it.”

-. ‘_ :3 ‘3 DRESSES TROUSERS l. Both Clark and attorney Niki

L 5‘ .' . , 3 .. . Swart’x. of Cleveland Were hired

_ . .‘ .3 .> 2'Plece SUITS c SLAC KS by the American Civil Liberties

. | . Union to represent Morgan.

". ‘. j RAINCOAT SWEATERS Neither received a fee for their
.1 . 1 ,v . ‘ S services.

I ‘ r . .I " 3/4 COATS I each SKIRTS Morgan said his family had
, . ‘ ‘ . estimated it would have cost
3. 1 l SPORT COATS J each them $20000 to $30,000 in
3 ,3 attorney fees alone if they had

» to pay for legal representation
.3 . : 3‘ during the 14 months the

.3 I. ,, indictment was hanging over
. .4: . L him.

. , ., . ,- t “What does the normal man in

,_ .. . , . , Ir s aundered .0 ..

,~ himself under indictment for a

. ._ ,_ ..’- crime he knows he didn’t
:- ' j ; - '. : Folded Or On Hangers f r s 00 commit,” Morgan asked.

31 . Never any limit on quantity 0 . Clark said his investigation

. . .3 3, . _ showed that Morgan was trying

. . . ,3 _ . . to keep the campus cool during
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0 , minister is being added to the - - Malik accused China of voting .
N 1X01] list of allied leaders the President Unlted Natlons against a Soviet resolution in the PakEStan
- W A S H 1 N C. T 0 N will confer with prtor to. his UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Security Council” “Simply RAWALPINDI AP—President
' t A P ) Preside nt Nix o n VlSltS t0 the Communist capitals. AP—The UN. General Assembly because it was Sovret. Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
entertained visiting Brazilian Presidential press secretary called on India and Pakistan “This,” Malik said, “was announced Tuesday night that
- , President Emilio Medici at :1 Ronald L- Ziegler said Nixon Tuesday night to order an reminiscent of the worst days of Nurul Amin, a 77-year-old East
. White House state dinner WOUId have liked to have talked immediate cease-fire and to the cold war.” _ Pakistani would be prime
’ ' ‘ Tuesday night and declared that this month with'the current withdraw their troops to their He again labeled the Peking minister ’01. a new central
» . . . the occasion reaffirmed. the prime mlhlStef. Emilio Colombo, own territories. representatives as “socml government for Pakistan. Amin
' ' “stron and close” friendship 01 but because of the Italian The action came 24 hours traitors.” . . .
g . . . . . . said Zulfikar Ah Bhutto, leader
‘- the two countries. PICSIdentlal election scheduled after the Security COUHCII The speeches in the assembly . , .
. . . . . . . of West Pakistan 8 biggest party,
. ' He raised a champagne glass to Dec. 9. It was felt by bOth Sldes acknowledged its inability to generally stressed the need for would be deputy prime minister
. toast the Latin American visitor, that a later date would be deal with the problem, because speed in view of the large-scale and foreign minister.
' ‘ I I V. expressing “affection for Brazil" preferable. of Soviet vetoes, and handed it fighting.
“ ’ . i k and for the Latin-American Ziegler didn’t indicate what to the veto-free assembly. I I d Amin, president of the small
' . V ' family. this date Will be or where the The assembly vote was 104 to re an Democratic party,.is one of the
‘ . . -‘ In a responding toast. Medici talks Will be held. 11, with 10 abstentions. BELFAST, Northern Ireland two East Pakistani members of
, - ‘ ‘ also sounded the note of Medici is the first chief Of a The cease-fire resolutions (AP)—British troops, police and the National Assembly elected
" I ' friendship. Latin American military carried no binding force, but its milita fanned out along last December without the
' I ‘ . f The dinner ended the first day government to be invited to the sponsors expressed hope the Northern Ireland’s border with support of Sheik MuJibur
. '- of Medici’s three-day state visit United States by Nixon since Indian and Pakistani leaders the Irish Republic today hunting Rahman’s Awami League.
. " r to Washington. President Nixon Nixon announced his China mp. would bow to it as a reflection the killers of a part-time soldier. Part crushed _
’ earlier in the day spent 90 Presidential press secretary of world opinion. At the same time police and y
‘ " ; minutes with MCdlCl in the Ronald L. Ziegler described India, howeVer, served notice troops in the republic were The Awamls won 167 of the
' ‘3 . ' ' second of a series of summit Tuesday’s session in Nixon’s in advance that no resolution searching for 10 masked men 169_ assembly seats from‘East
" 4 ’ - ' talks with allied leaders in Office 35 very cordial and said it would be acceptable unless it who raided a military drill hall, Pakistan, givmg them a majority
.' . , advance of Nixon‘s Peking and covered a broad range of issues. recognized the East Pakistan held up 20 part-time soldiers and of 2-1 in the assembly: But When .
’ " MOSCOW trips. bOth global and hemispheric. insurgents and won their stole their weapons. Sheik MuJib ”1518th on
T . ' Nixon met Monday with Ziegler said the tWO presidents approval, The Northern “gland autonomy for East Pakistan,
’ . t. . " Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Wi“ . meet again Thursday The adopted resolution was mﬂitiaman, 31-year-old bachelor Yahya Khan ordered out the
' _ Trudeau and will confer within morning and then 155119 3 .101!“ basically the same as the one Dennis Wilson, was in bed in his army to crush the party anduits
the “9-“ month With the statement. killed by a Soviet VCtO in the farmhouse 400 yards from the supporters, Jalled Mullb,
'~ ' .‘t principal leaders of France. Security Council on Monday frontier late Tuesday night when outlawed the .party and
' ' -, V... Britain. West Germany and Kent State night. three men burst in, and shot cancelled the election of most of
- » H . . Japan. His China trip is . Heated exchange him,police said. its representatives. .
. I. . _ scheduled for Feb. 2I-28 and his RAVENNA, Ohio (AW-The The assembly debate began The m en who shot Bhutto, 44, heads the leftist
. - ., Soviet visit for late May. state Tuesday dismissed for lack Tuesday morning and continued him~presumed to be Irish People’s party which has at least
. .1 , , - . . The White House disclosed of evidence the remaining 20 through the afternoon and R e p u b l i C a n A r m y 90 seats in the still-unconvened
, . - . Tuesday that the Italian prime cases against persons indicted in evening. It was marked, as the agents—escaped in a car. assembly. Amin recently became

; -‘ .l ' the May 1970 Kent State Security Council debate had Security SOUICCS feared they head of a new Unlted Coahtion
. ‘ . - . __ ’ , University disorders. ‘ . been, by a sharp exchange may have crossed the border. of seven rightist parties opposed
, . .‘ NOW — IS The Time The Sdtatehs “decisfig; 13:: between Communist China and Wilson was the third member to Bhutto.

' ' >. ‘ ,. ~ announce S or y a t I the SOViCt Union. of the nonsectarian Ulster New laws
m .' T0.Reserve Your Helen Nicholas—the titth person Peking’s deputy foreign Defense Regiment to die in 28 A ' t 1d f'
I’ ' t .' SprIng TethOOks 10 be tried-was acquitted m a minister. Chiao Kuan-hua. noted months of civil strife. The he niggewo Ylehj’imelihisn agrill:
. I charge 0t interfering With a a statement carried by the Soviet overall known death toll now .
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-- ' V ' f ' ‘am us ROTC , ‘ ' - ‘ - ‘ , . constitution on Dec. 40. But he
, burning 0 d t P that the fighting involved Sovret In the Re ublic men can m , . _
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help your sex “it . . childbirth when the uterus is enlarged, an opening gone on to have children." ’
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nt vasectomy, HIT"! Itht‘ female sterilization Operation, and the ends are tied or stapled with silver. Some said it was the best possible birth control measure .
an the “”7111 ligation, 3W available in Lexington. doctors use a more effective procedure where they for people who had enough children. All said their .
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Tal Vasectomies are done in the doctor’s office. less traumatic and more modern than major ~ .
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