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Vol. XCI, No. 27 Established 1894 Universny of Kentucky. Lextngton, Kentucky Independent since I97] Thursday, October 2_ 1986 .
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NW5 t‘lt ”UT H ' SGA legal counsel Keith Baker "All “ i - - - , ' . , ' ' .'
. . V (The SGA) sent a_ Clear ngnal to the, StUdent we're asking (the attorney general I don I think you have {0 be an engineering . i ". ':
iiill]:ititliidfiflxiifiiiiriilgeil;iizbffifé body and the administration that we 11 go to snail); to render an opinion. Bot~ major” to get alcohol m your reSIdence hall , . . , _ .
’8 V ”t‘ttt' tlitp't‘tl t‘tSt ”lg-ht by passmg a great lengths to DTOICCI (Student) rights. He also said the student support room. . ‘ V I. i, '-
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ofa t‘t'sltletlcellallroom. ' SGA senator at large deg? $2M“: find Sgt-{Vim Tiff; electrical engineering senior " . . j « .
V the resolution.sponsored by ben— — policy," Bottling said. referring to — . ‘V . ; V' _ V.
at“! at lxtltit‘ ttd‘td VBOtktnS‘ also property. ‘5 the residence ”t a Pit)" Botkins said the tfntt'f‘rSItF has signatures on a petition he circu- the last senate meeting due to lack would onl\ encourage oft-campus " '- It
‘tdtt‘e that >tuttt'nt5 thing 1“ dOFmb mg tenant Just as an apartment. the right to have an alcohol policy, lated to people who lite in residence of student input (innkm, ' . ' '_
who are 21 years old or older have house or other domicile.“ the resolu- but he wanted the administration to halls There "are a lot more people A “Thet mhmm‘m ”t ‘llt'OhOl m , , V " ' 7 ». ' ' .
f ttt‘t‘“ dt‘ltlt‘tt tht‘H‘ fights t0 drink al‘ tion says. Botkins said he was not “recognize the rights of a 21-year- ion the petitioni than voted for us in The resolution also states that the (mt-x (10:11 “mi. ..n....urgge. a stu- T V. ~ '-
‘ "”ttttt ”t tht‘tr ”mm“ asking SGA to advocate drinking. Old adult.“ the last election ” current UK policy. which says no al- 0 A ' ‘ " L‘ t; : 3' '-. .
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his bare feet while practicing barefoot skiing with the UK ski otabothOO registered UK studentorgamzahons. “l” and '0 Uttt'k tt'h’ “”7 t" “m t‘t\ st} t> htt‘L‘ .1 ..i.~. “Mitt teat? H L' ' r ' .
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two weeks lX‘CdUsC "the name tll the that “we me getting out ohtu-tiu-s t .» V"; . .
th .I \\ l-11t1~Zt-Il.l~ilt the t'niyersity. Anyone who wishes Thomas London. of Fox Chase Can a doctorate in biochemistry from iiatttt‘ttt‘r“ '5tt'bt’t‘t’Prttbtt’nb H .is' far as the t \ .iri.inc_i-i..i-nts ate ' y- . ,2 '- ’i :V ».
\ t‘oiztrihiitiiie \trttt-i' to attend Bluniberg's public lectures cer ('enter. and Blane Holenger. of Oxford t‘niiersity. will take a leave V‘tttt‘g that it range ”t "5““ "‘1“ VOM‘WHN N t . “' ..
is welcome Baylor L'niyersity in Houston. from his work at the Fox ('hase (‘en- t’“ ‘t'j‘t'tt>*"tt~ ShttttL tntt‘rttf’m‘” "” Th“ 140* AVA-s" 5“ 71"“ ‘- (IUOtlt-b‘» ' ‘ ’ I ' ' . ‘ ‘
litst‘ucti ttlunitx‘rg. Nobel laureate. Graduate assistant Eileen \‘an Ashland tiil Inc is funding the yig. ter and professional appomtments at ttt" NB“ program. Silltti "“0 tlt't’ 1“ unidentified t' s i-outiti-riiitelligeni i- ‘ . .' ‘ ~ ‘V ,' V; "
will t'tttllllttlt‘ the \shland Visiting Schail said Blumberg will work with iting professor program, Blumberg the l'niiersity o1 Pennsyli'annia to «‘ P‘Ntmtt t hope. t" ”litkt’ >0'l't' sources. repm‘tt‘d W-‘tv'ttdt that ”‘1‘ _' ' '-.""‘- , -
t’ltttvsstit‘ Program next month students and faculty “1“ be the third visiting professor to cometol‘K progress ‘1“ tht‘bt‘ problems that t «'hict ot the KGB ~ttttlol‘t ant tht' ‘ . .. " - V
when hi \isits l'K The lecture topics will range from cotnetot'K. Bl mberg de mg Ct)ll("l ”(K have think allot us would want to see re- tilll‘ military intelligent-i- chit-t at 'V -‘ - . .
liltiitttioiiLt who won .‘I 1976 Nobel medical to agriculture materials l x 3) t1 ‘ .rw; of ”him; m“ WhE‘dItlt Sl)"5>|tttt’t0d“~‘0 the t nited \.ittnns were .iinoni; lilt' ' ' ,V
l‘ri/i tot ttlt'lllll_\lll}.‘. the hepatitis B that will benefit many people. \'an 'l‘om Wicker. assoctate editor and (dt‘t tutti}; 5;“) he“ ot the tlnltl‘al Beyond arms control Lew”. Rea ‘35 and that they would he .iltowid tt- _, . I.
'. thus will \‘lsll l'K for the entire Schail said. A reception and infor- columnist for the New York Times. 152%.)“ mt the terminal ll\'(‘l' dis- L”. In“ Gorbachev are llkt‘l} m remain . « , . . . j _ _
. month oi .\oi ember and will return mal discussion will follow each of was the first visiting professor. and ease 'lCt‘lll‘dlll‘ to “I :lhhwhon 'it .141‘00011 broader cultural exchanges The newspapei ltlt'tllillf‘tl thi- Md: ‘ . 1 . .' V-I
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“t“tt‘ “t l'K. Blumttt’l‘g W1” be in addition. public lectures will be (‘osta Rica.was the second. e ox d’ ‘ the two countries. an administration k0. who is listed 21> d t'OUlN't"? at . .. ' - " ' _ '
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.inces before people affiliated with her. The visiting speakers will be W. gree from Columbia University and was developed toprevent hepatitis. The im, sides 315" haie “LL-m. cw“ WWII. page} ' . , . _ ’ .i' .
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, V . V “‘0‘ . Staffreports For each notation. the stiident- ‘ ‘ .-
at S memorlal Hall , ‘ athletes would lose their rights to .-
t n. T9“ t'K football players "tt‘tittt‘tt one full-season complimentary ad~ . .‘
. Iii \\11.I.1tr2\.\‘ll\\\ earned a strong reputation as pro- " ‘_ J ~ . t ' NCAA regulations regarding compli» missmns ' - ‘. . ‘
('ontrihiiting \t'riter fessmnals and attracted a local fol» ». ' I " ? mentary tickets during 1985 and will The NCAA regulation states that - ' . ~ .
lowing At the same time Mangione - . V . . . be penalized. L'K athletics director only famlly members. rpihmeh and _
There are few musicians versatile was attending the Eastman School - ‘ CliffHaganannounced yesterday. fellow students are eligible to re- _ - '
- enough to wear the labels of mm of Music. which in 1965 enabled him ’ .‘_ I t According t0 a press ”193591 ceive complimentary tickets. . .
poser. bandleader. educator. produc- to travel with Art Blakely and the N. I i .. "888" said there were 32 violations \cc \( AA. Pagc.‘ ' .‘
i (‘1 and musician Fortunately for Jazz Messengers By playing trum~ ~ (4 . 3/ ' in all and that the University. 85 di' . . '. .
Lexington. one from that select pet in this group, Mangione followed \ rooted by the NCAA. revokethhe » . s, gswrgs.
Lil‘ntlp ot musicians will capture the in the footsteps of Clifford Brown. ‘\‘ *‘t ' rights to complimentary admissmns :- ‘Mflct§‘§s
stage ot Memorial Hall at 8 pm Kenny Dorham. Bill Hardman and . '1‘ I. L. w?" bythefootball players involved. The Q2; _ LL we V: '.
Sunday Freddie Hubbard. ' ». ‘. _ “ football players' names were not re- t - ~; stit- . -
(‘hiick Mangione is no newcomer A - a A, vealed.
to the business. his ntuSical career 552417,?Qiiflfiit'liigell’fiiei’ot‘i’ofifli mm'aonmmm The investigations came about “‘0 UK lady K09 volleyball _
spanning a period of more than 20 on writing. That same year h(i wrote Chuck Mangione will perform at UK Sunday night when the NCAA discovered last team faces the biggest chol-
Wéttl‘ “Hill Where the Lord Hides." the month that 60 Lmverstty 0f “”1: long. of its mson tomor- ‘
.\(’t‘()r(lltlg to his press release. piece that got him his first recording ln ‘78 he recorded the soundtrack then and its. Mangione wrote “Ra ka . football players had misus row. See SPO"! P0902.
Maingionc's love of music was born contract on a major label. Mercury Children of Sanchez. which won the Chester. My Sweet Home." which theircomplimentary passes. I
. in the early ms. when his father Records. Over the next five years he Foreign Press Association‘s Golden commemorated the City‘s 150th The NCAA issued a memorandum
mm up w legendary trumpeter produced his first and one of his Globe Award and earned him his birthday. and recorded his Disguise to all VDitV/iSion I schools on Sept. 12 CONVLMNOP may be 90"..
hill} Gillespie following one of his more popular albums. The Land of second Grammy award. Mangione's album. for which Mangione experi- to "M?“ the use of complimentary but "3 "'"V'WY Wt" "no"
concerts and introduced himself and Make Believe. which earned him a popularity shot to its zenith in 1980 mented with both a guest producer admtssmns ,to football and men 5 on with "Top Girls." 50. 0|-
his two sons His father then boldly Grammy nomination. when “Give It All You Got" was fea- and studio musicians not associated at"?! wtomtelrlis maketbantggmlasgé Vim, p09. 6.
thkt‘tt tht‘ tt‘Ht’nd 0"" tOI‘ dinner. Mangionc‘s greatest success lured around the world as the theme with his group 2928:: —a e as urtng
and there in the MangioneV livmg would come in the next eight years for the Winter Olympics at Lake Th id dl‘n {0 re rti for ,
loom ( buck and his brother (,ap fell In 1975 Mangione switched to A G: \l Placid. The song was featured on his . 9 ea 1 9 r P0 “8
in love with the style and creativity Records and roduced two success Fun and Games album. and the tune For his latest effort. Say? the football was Sept. 25 and OCt- 15 for
lhill (illif'tsffl? brought to the trum- ful albums CEGSE “I? Clouds Away “'0“ him an EmmVV Night for MK twatjgtone worked “’tth baSke‘ba“
pet Since then (‘huck has called Gil. which became the background ' producer Morris btewart. who octab~ Each university was instructed to T 1' In
lespie his "inustcal father."and they music for the l976 ()lvm to Games Bv 1982 Mangione had signed with lished himself by producmg such report its findings to its conference odoy Wt cloudy wt"! 0
are best of friends today and 8 .~ 4' p " ' . acts as K001 and the Gang. Nancy and tothe NCAA. 50 MOM chance of ”lun-
- etlaua. for which he garnered CBS Recortb and recorded Loie Wilson and Ramsey Lewis The two dontor T
Soon ilfl(‘t‘ this. (‘huck and his his first Grammy Award. In ‘77 he Notes. In ‘83 he recorded Journey to co-wrote five songs on the album In the case of a violation. each in- "“- ”'9’" 004 ”-
brother formed their first group. released Main Squeeze. and his first a Rainbow. for which be accepted featurin "Take It to Church" and stitution was imtructed to withhold marrow will be chart». with
which they called the Jazz Brothers. gold album Feels so Good. the title the "Entertainment Award“ at the the 8"“me title theme and alon the right to timecomplimentary ad‘ lows in tho mid-60. CH
After playing the usual social func- track of which made him a house- Big Brothers' Fourth Annual Side- ‘ ‘ 5 missions for each player during the WWI“ OS.
tions in Rochester. New York. they hold name. walks of New York Dimer. Between SeeMANGlONIvZ. Pagco [moseason

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I ; ‘ .‘1 Stall \\rtter T 30 at Memorial Coliseum u ‘ up near thetiip ‘ played outstanding this season and th
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' has reached the edge ranked sen-nth in the nation The - the ball up till ottense Senior lreiie it Viill take more than Just good of»
‘35} "g “lil‘i a at record. Coach Kath) Longhorns are a \eteran team that gOIng [0 take a Smith leads the team mm 47“ ‘Is tense. however. to upset Texas De- eve an
."“N.N" 1,} '. mllm‘i‘ knaus she has a good team ieatui‘es txiti til the best players in pumped-up, maximum 5155 (me season Both her coach Jud Boer said consistent pla) Will be
NW m" “NW N >99 ii that #001 the t'ltuillr} in Ha Murray and ” teammates pram“ h” 5mm) pia). needed troiii everyone. And this in- l{l(‘”l.‘”.:U)N “hm ,Mi,
1‘ I. ‘Ugi; teaiii car i'ttikt‘ iht’ lump ‘0 9W" Diane \\atsiin_ Deiioer said effort on OUT 9311- but said it “ill take another line per t'lildesthe bench _ iii'ail Daugherty. the lust play-r
_- If. higherheigtits For the Lad} Kats to pull off an Kathv Degoer formant-eiodeteat'l‘exas "The bench has pertormed really musk.” m the 1986 VBA dratl, be
’5 _ \- "l‘ii make ihdi jump “ here "“‘l‘l UPN’i. DeBiier said the) Will need an UK voile I; ll h “ltur setter is dning a great _]()ll of \iell. but Just like the team: not con- can“: the highesppald player m
‘ ’sz'zft‘i: night mu L‘l‘ out and pla) reali) all-outetturt 3 a cone putting the hall where it needs to sistentiy.” DeBoer said. "Vie re still the (level-and (‘avaliers‘ hiSlm'Y
' hart: " d Neil‘- “1 dfli‘f’fllh good sn-S going to be a real test for us — go,"N Ackermaii said "And i think trying ‘0 “will“! kNC'YUperfl’n “’h” yesterday. signing a guaranteed .
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{if l_.',t‘ ii [ratio ".i' my twnuiiiim f‘ilfl" Lad) hats in three straight games them. From our position. vie h£i\t‘ he the play of the middle blockers. be .i \itiil lllal tlii‘ liint‘ math ”mi mlh‘V‘l‘m year.
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l‘RAl‘IcKFORT. Ky - Serious irtg. but it is too early to determine 111E“! Ul'l)‘ n \ 1 ll 2 .2 ' " . I
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