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lexiiigton. Ky, 40506

.tohn Ila i1tord \lrlllnint‘tl. picked and I“ anged his way through ”Salty Dog" with
an .ictoinpaniinent of about mm in the Student (’enter Friday night. Hartford
uhispered. shouted and tapped his jinn “hile trading lines with the crowd. A

i‘eiie“ appears on page the

EPA again criticizes dam impact

I’m lhour rip-off of Bahrain
and Qatar. And if a few of our
guys get killed. too'.’ Well. that's
what they're being paid tor.

Still. we‘ll need some kind of
legitimate sounding causa helli
to satisfy the pacifists and neo-

isolationists who refuse to un
derstand that America. as a
great world power. has a

responsibility to cooperate with
distant nations by making war on
them Dr. Kissinger has already
tried out oil strangulation of the
industrial powers as a pretext.
but the argument looked a little
ratty coming from the United
States. the world‘s biggest oil
producer.

MORE PROMISING might be
a declaration saying we‘re doing
it for the oilvless. foodAfamished
underdeveloped nations That's
altruistic

Our public would be receptive
to a war tought to provide cheap.
petrochemical fertilizers for

those bags of bones in Rangla
desh and the African Sahel ’l‘\'
has already sensitized us with
pictures of the bloated tummies
and protruding ribs of wide eyed.
starving infants Don't talk about
the part the multinational
corporations have played in
bringing famine to those lands If
they just keep the film strips
running even the Quakers will
enlist

t)f course. all of this may be a
diversion The sly doctor could be
distracting us in the Persian (lull
while he meditates a (‘lA coup
d'etat in Venezuela all
knowledge of which he can

subsequently deny .o the Senate
li‘oreign Relations t‘ommittee

l.lv‘.'|“.s' llttl’l'l. though. that we
have the courage to proclaim our
what the
has in mind No
more of this humanitarian stuff
It makes cynics out of our young
people

This time let's _]llSl kick down
the gas station door. bust in with
guns drawn and say. “l"reeze'
This is a stickup. you mothers?"

greed. ll war is

government

\ichola s
columnist

Hoffman is a
King Features

Von
for
Syndicate.

Letters to the editor

Are you one of them?

Many of us are familiar with
the Yellowvliine-tllarking Read
er. We buy books which bear the
scars of their idiosyncracy

As l was waiting for my ft :ttt
Tuesday class to begin. I saw one
of them ()ne of those horrid
organisms who turn the pages in
their books into a yellow and
white checkerboard. probably
hoping the right move at
exam time it was a Yellow lane

for

Marking Reader ta female of the
varietyi. it exuberantly sat
perhaps reading definitely
marking Whatever lines it
considered important were given
a yellow tint

Rut the worst part was when
she took out her pen and started
taking notes in yellow Are you
a \ellow lane Marking Reader"

John Frill
Freshman. pre~med

 

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Tuesday, January 28
1:00 — 2:00 P.M.
Alumni Gym Lounge

Unanswered questions? Ideas you want to exchange? In.
terested in meeting other students? An informal buu session
and reception will be held for women over 25 who are new to
our campus this semester. The necessary information is
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HITS

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UT Space Institute
Research Assistants

 

Engineering, Math, Physics, Computer Science
Maiors

February 6, 1975
University Placement Office
Call 258-2746 for Appointment

 

 

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ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE
10 PER CENT—40 PER CENTOFF

Field Jackets

Packs ior Books

Jungle Boots I ,
Combat Boots w)
Work Boots J

Flight Jackets
Camping Equipment
Flannel Shirts

Bike Packs
Fatigues

We Carry All Types

Of Army Surplus

 

109 N. Broadway 254-7613

 

 

 

 

Announcement

HUNTER
FOUNDATION

REPRESENTATIVES
Will Be In Room 251

Student Center
Monday —-
Wednesday —

Friday
Of This Week

9 A.M. To 3 P.M.

 

To Answer Questions
About
Hunter Faundation For Health Care
A Health Maintenance Organization

 

c/o Security Trust Bldg.
Short And Mill Sts.
253-166]

 

 

 

Rises in cost of sugar
increase vending prices

(‘oiitinued from page I
from 16 cents per pound to 72
cents per pound. Plastic has gone
up 31 per cent and the price of gas
has doubled Even plastic soup
spoons have increased in cost 126
per cent."

However. to raise prices Macke
must receive approval from [K
and the state.

However, to raise prices Macke
must receive approval from L'K
and the state.

“To raise a product's price
Macke must first submit a
request and a detailed ex—
planation to me." said Tom
Fields. l'K directorof purchases,
“If i approve. the request is
forwarded to several other
departments of the l'niversity
and if they approve. it finally
ends up at the (‘ommonvvealth of
Kentucky‘s Division of Services.
Only after this complicated
process can {\laeke raise a
price.‘ ‘

l’Rt)B.\BI.\' .\S .\ result. l'K
vvas the last institutunin to raise
(‘okes to 30 cents

According to Ruschell. the
Macke Company received ex
elusive rights to operate vending
machines at [K hecausc they
submitted the lovvest hid

"In August of 1973 we signed a
five-year contract With Macke
\vith an option to renevx it for
three years," said ltusclietl
"included in the contract is a
provision for them to pay l'K a
set per cent of their gross From
vending machines ['K receives
18.13 per cent of the gross. from
concessions at ball games 261
per cent and from novelties sold
at ball games \\ e get 2:3 per cent "

'l‘lll‘l “HOLT-I ()l’r2l{.\'l‘lll.\'
netted l'K over 3231.000 in 1974

Some of the profits are placed
in the l'niversity‘s general tund
hut most of it is returned to the
area in which it was raised

“Almost all of theSttltitm made
trom concessions at hall games
was given to the athletic
department." said Ruschell

We've Cooked
Up
A Big Surprise
Another

La Rosa's

Woodhi ||
Center
269 4668

Coliseum
Center
(Rose and Euclid)
254 0587

Open 7 Days

 

“And almost all of the money
raised in dining areas. the
hospital and other specitic places
vvas retuned to them What vvas
left over went into the general
fund "

.\I.Tllt)l(;ll .\l\(‘K|-i
grossed over 81.143000 in 1974.
their small profit margin makes
highly

any decrease in price
unlikely.
"Right now vve are making,

very little money from l'K. but I
have a personal agreement vvith
Mr Ruschell and l'lv' to pass on
any suhstantial decrease in cost
for my ravv products to the
students." said .-\rmstrong
Macke currently operates 2m
vending machines on campus as

vvell as 1.3 inicrovvave ovens and 7
money changers

'l't) SI‘IRVH'I‘I THESE
machines Niacke has five
routemen that check each one
trequently In high volume areas
like the Student (‘enter. they are
checked daily Also, several
hostesses are employed to watch
the husiest locations

“llostesses are capable of
correcting niiiior malfunctions
and can operate the machines
until a regular
mechanic is make
repairs.“ said Stanley Ingram.
l'lv' super visor for Maeke. "Also,
vve have a mechanic on 24rhour
call It a does
malfunction. students should call
the nuinher on the machine "

manually
ahle to

machine

EPA asks corps to
reevaluate dam

(‘olitiiiiied from page I

ll”. l.Ifl'l'I’l{ concluded that
It is nnpossihle tor the coips to
tull_\ evaluate the impact ot this
protect because as the corps
Itself
stud} til the i‘i'oltiglcal ’ot t'ti

admits no systematic
\ii‘onmcntal tactoi\ t't‘.\[)tll1\1ltlt‘
tor the div erse and unique nature
ol the wage is availahle ‘

the lil’.\ also requested that
thy con
\ll'Ut'llttll and possihly cooperate
\\lll1 the \ational l’ark Serv ice lit
a more detinitne evaluation ot

corps "reevaluati-

this unique area ' The Park
N‘t‘vlk't‘ is currently conducting a
study to determine the gorge

areas potential tor designation
as a .\atioiial l..iiidiii;iik

"The Red
unique area

River gorge is a

“1”] a diverse
hiological community totiiid
novvhere else in Kentucky ‘ the
letter concluded "We

that the gorge is an area 'ahit l1

helleve

can provide us vvith .i vvealth of

intonnation ahout our natural
environment it it remains tree of
major alterations such as the ltcd

River Lake protect

LUNCH
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or
Chopped Beet

Tossed Salad
Hot Roll with Butter
11 A.M. to4 P.M.
Monday thru Saturday

Ponderosa
Steak House

286
Southland Dr.

1316 Russell
Cave Rd.

 

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Hartford shines tor

lty LYN Ili\(‘KI-th
Kernel Staff Writer

When John Hartford gives a concert, it's more
tIian a performance - it‘s an experience.
especially with a new performer like Severin
Brown setting the stage.

A note on the audience -~if you caught the
Steven Stills concert last year. you probably
didn‘t Iiear much over the “let‘s boogie-s“ and
the latest gossip over (‘heryl‘s newest boyfriend.
This concert was different.

MAYBE IT‘S because Bluegrass is the type of
music you either dig or not (so the audience was
selective). maybe it‘s because Hartford leaves
his communicating to his music; or maybe it‘s
because l'K has a new breed of students

whatever the reason, the crowd was the best
I'\ e ev er had the pleasure of sharing a concert
with

Brown took the stage and acted as though
every person in the audience was cool and neat
to know in one way or another. Although his
songs lean more towards the funny than the
serious. as a performer he gauged well when to
)tlkl‘. how much to entertain. and when to share
himself with the audience

As a result. when Hartford took the stage. the
crowd was primed and ready to get Into
Hartford's performance

Itlttl“ \' \I.St) said. interestingly enough that
both he and Hartford are getting into a new form
of meditation Maybe that's why Hartford
seemed to really enjoy performing Friday night
He also seemed thoroughly blown away; but that
is a Hartford trademark

His last concert here. two years ago. seemed
like he was just filling obligations. His music was

arts

'down-home' crowd

good “it always is - but it lacked enthusiasm.
Not so this time. He had the crowd up and on its
feet square dancing after only 15 or 20 minutes.

IF YUL' WERE part of the crowd that saw him
Friday night, you‘re probably still a bit
embarrassed that your date caught you whisper-
ing under the spell of Hartford‘s stage directions.
“Let me be your salty dog or I won‘t be your man
at all —Honey let me be your salty dog."

Audience participation for Hartford goes a
little further than simple sing-alongs. They
include whisper—alongs. shout-alongs. stomp-
alongs. clap‘alongs and play-your-face-alongs.
Hartford went into his usual gig of playing parts
of the body like a drum and was as entertaining
as always.

After a standing ovation, Hartford announced
he was going out to play a set with J. D. Crowe
and the New South. A flood of students followed
him and stormed the Sheraton Hotel on
Richmond Road where Crowe is currently
playing.

LATER. WHEN Hartford took the stage with
Crowe. he said to the crowd, “You don’t know
how much of a treat this is to be able to come out
and play with J. I). Crowe and the New South.“
Surprised. Crowe and the New South looked at
each other. and then the audience. and just shook
their heads. Hartford obviously didn‘t realize
how much of a treat he was to have around.

The crowd kept on clapping and stomping. and
Hartford and the boys kept on playing. The
feeling in a word‘.’. it‘s “Yeah“ with a capital
“Y " Hartford, pack up your banjo in its case
with the picture of a steamboat on the
Mississippi. and come on back anytime.

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