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‘ . . , .. *' ' 1_ fit? ’4‘ " . States has proposed a ceiling on package deal. there would he flii tzw vi : -.' i4" 3

Lit-Policeman Sting made his . -. 1.5.3.. an American and Soviet sll‘hlt’glC bile Soviet strategit lll'.s.\llt'r .i: .iiiL. (WK {TX}.
solo Lexmgton debut in Memorial ~ . if? . - bombers and a freeze on nuclear new heavy lnlerCtinllllt‘llLii lulln'n ‘2' Lid-:72»:
(oliseum 185‘ night ‘0 11 WNW Of a; "' i; a misSiles in Europe as part oi a new missiles added to the supi'rlmwei ~ ’4: .2" ;‘ -‘ fi-‘T'H’r
6.500 . 4 I ‘ L "__‘ arms control accord with Moscow. a arsenals , J .1 . L L‘. "t:

If. indeed. solo is the word. for * ' ,_ :rg senior L? S officialsaidyesterday This would pl‘i-xunmmi, PM”: ,v '-L _‘._‘{ ’.
the crowd Jomed in during the . ;I’ f L other key elements of the package the l nited states in :etiirir to . J, u L': 4
majority ot songs. a collection of ; g A . .15. _._ now before Soviet negotiators in Ge scuttle the single Aiirllt-ml ilitigt-r ;4 -.i' 1 :L» 'L ,1,
cuts from his recently released ‘ ._ :3, a neva include a ceiling of toot) on Man. which n.” turn-ii .'i)[','.,i“IiiLl'. 7’ .‘
hit LP The DH‘ulil oi the Blue ' ’ . . it: . long-range nuclear warheads and no by some members of .‘iiiLg;-..c. n”. ‘LL. ~j
Turtles and reworked l’olice _ f. ~ limits on submarine-launched cruise s'miet 8s 3; llilssilt' and \\ _v M, v. f 'i‘ - J "..'.I'

I tunes done UP I” a rousmg and l L ,2 ~74“ ‘7 missiles bile missile are lliUtl‘ more .iv; ,; _ I‘L, ",
sometimes frenetic style which ' . is .1 L‘ - The official. who spoke on condi- vanced than the Midget “ML “Mn . .' . L
showed off the impeccable precr ‘ g 1-3, ' tion of anonymity. said there is 15 stillon drawing hm“: ‘ LnL‘L ,- ‘ .>

" L sion of his tightly wound jazz. ’ ‘ ' LL “compromise" in President Rea But the outlook to. h, mg, . '. ‘." L‘ . ,5. -.
band. ’ _ X; ‘3, '7‘. gan's proposal to overcome what he agreement appears 'lim yd Ii'lul . " .' L . t ‘. ".

Backed by saxophonist llran- b ‘P ' _ described as "hookers ' shares of State George P Shuliz sh m i.
iord hlalfix'dllb brother of \t'yn- ‘ , m the plan Soviet leader Mikhail 5 peeled I0 discuss DNNW‘ ,_ L,_ 2 if
ton and an occasional member of Gorbachev guhmmm {ms weekt aceord during NU days o: ,NL .: 1 L.
the Grammy awardeinning ‘L L" 3g? Moscow beginning Wm} M4 i..I,.,.~ ‘».' I . . .
trumpeter s band veteran . For instance. the ceiling of tool ers the two “has rm,” . . . ,~_
Weather Report drummer timar ‘. on intercontinental ballistic mlSSllt distanceapart -_ ‘ L ‘ .-
Hakim. liarryl Jones. recent 50» I it“)! warheads is 500 higher than the mi L L, . .. . '. ' . W
sion bassist for Miles Davis. and " :‘ tial t' 5 position in the Geneva ne Eh:Lm‘LHnITUH‘LML‘fl' ‘_' k. j \ 'L‘L, ' " . .‘ 2"?
handy backup keyboardist Kenny , t ' gotiations It would allow the Soviets firtmiugdnh i: (frh‘mdii‘ “j i ‘ ‘ . L. "
Kirkland. Sting arrested the audi- I L,” to retain more of their landbased ” i l fpdk‘ e “f” V' "l . * " ' V; ‘ ‘-

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enccforzl, hours missile arsenal. the heart of smiet L . . . .. , L . , ~ . - , -‘ .

Sting mixed a batch of Blue ' s nuclearstrength “use“ ”“1 ‘5 ”Hemp“ " “”3"! L i ' L
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lurtlcs tunes like Moon Over i ~‘. s , . .., t. _.,~ ‘ .
Bourbon Street." “Fortress . :3 . Gorbachev called for a .l.600~war- stopping Reagan s strait-ell lIt li'llsi‘ L L , .i . ,L
Around Your Heart" and ..H You . . 11.x ' a head limit on strategic ground ml.» \c-t unis - >~ _ _ .- - . t, ‘
Love Somebody Set Them Free." $9,. “' L i . . i " , . ‘L L .'
with a sprinkling of Police cuts Kg ' * l IK t d t d F d - 3 5L: i .'
and nearly gritty hlues tunes .. ’ . _ ' .. 1 S 1] en leS r1 ay L " ‘ ' «_ ".L

Sting even resurrected "1 Burn ' ‘ , ' ' . L ‘L -

l-‘or \‘ou.' .in original piece from . . ' . ° ' ° . . ~ ' -'
the "Brimstone and Treaclc" I J ‘z . ~ x In automo l e ace] ent '. ‘ " I ' 1
soundtrack. but it was his we're I ’ . . . . .4 1- ’ 3-.

taunten-and \\t‘ knownt-hut-we- r, . "g. . L B) .\I.I'ZX.\.\'DI‘IR§.('Rtll'(‘ll According to police l‘tptil' lie: L _ i r ;

('ill'lltx'krtilli too hand that car- a 2* Editorial Editor ers .-\.\lt‘ t'oncord glam-wt . L ,- 9'

mod the show chiarkabl) re- . Honda (‘ivic then struck aro‘hvi' .n ' i " .

served for a rocker with so publi I fit .« .' __ A series of automobile acCidents tomobile and posheii it din“; . u . " .» ‘ ‘

Cl/(‘d anego, Sting created plenty . ’ - -' LL . Friday morning left a [K student hill lloth cars he stroll um 1.: .

of spaCes for each of his :ellcho .— ' .v ' ‘r .1: dead. and a witness says he had parked . 7 ' .L ‘ . ' '

sen musiCIans to make t eir own . L . ' , beendrinking Lynn Redmon. vii. “madam . L ~ .- . ”

considerable talents tell i! . ‘ ~?\ _ Bryan Wayne Heifer. a .ltryeaiold apartments moi 1h.- .\'\ t'l.-‘ a: 'ilt .. 4 ‘ 3‘, ' ’. ' .

lxirkland seared through a cou- ‘ . . ".5 .4, . . .eL . . . undecided Liunior. was pronounced cident said he and another “one“ . . ‘ z 4

ple of fiery keyllxmrd solos. “mama “mum. dead at the scene from "massive ll‘lt’dltlgt‘lllt‘llt‘l nut-lllllt‘t'nf ‘2 W .3

Hakim made the ob igatory drum head injurltx" at 3-ng a m by (yep. . L -. L' - .

50h, palatable with h]_\ absorbing Sting and his guitar perform "Driven to Teors' moriol Coliseum. Lexington was one of the uty Fayette County coroner Rolan Although H"“’“"“ “‘ ' i" ““1 i - ' ' "

free-form jun style. and together to about 5.500 conceriQOers last night at Me- legs of Sting'slirstsolo tour. Taler After hitting it “‘09. ”Mme smelled a) If he M” “W" 1“ ”"1”“ ' i l. . - '1

with Jones laid down a rhythm car was brought toa stop by a chain 12‘3“” 53‘” there “Ur" 3:“ ‘~" ‘ ”1 ' .' j 7

foundation [hill ("WM have S1019" ———————————— lllt oi the llUllli'l‘Utb encores iilond iormer schmlteaclier the link fence near the intersection of {)0thle m the car and "MM “”3" 3‘” r . ' j ', ~, .

the Sim“ ll not ‘0" Xlal‘fiillls‘ wel- stiii l he -uit.'ir led the crowd iiiltllt'llt't’ sang a Lill)p‘~’llii during! Fontaine and McDowellroads mm whether Heller “‘h ”mm” "M“ , f ' '.

comely lllslslt‘ni interpolations REV'EW ih- h »l ”\1 7. r» . l " l - . ~ i 3 th » - t -l . . um” 11”) r990”: Com“ “Nb 1:. "'4'“ .- ‘ ,A . . ..

. t i'h .. l t St' . iiiugLi . essagt in a llotte lit (iioitis oi e comer 4 osing The string of accidents began at loltidavs » .. , .-‘,’

M“ :1 (Ll-dill 'L-HLl-“L‘Ltl‘r 0, L- ltngl: — and ltoxaime. both made popu- ".less.ige. and wit the collseum 4 40 a m on Fontaine Road between ' . . . ' > .- - . .

son-it ”tits in... Muir) stra c .\ lai' h}; the original Police trio .ii‘ea in“; of lilllt‘ turtles and Richmond Road and Lakeshore Heller 5 fatal aCcident “(Thu-f; L, » . .» v. .‘l

totals \\liile the hand rested during laiicoiiraged by the bleached _\(‘;jli1lll;_‘Litli more Drive, after Heifer had left a part) mile down Fontaine ltoat: ain‘t), t-tt - _ . ’L .-' L _' » ..
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Conference addresses * - ‘ Grou reviewin orientation
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By JOHN “INSTEAD The conference is Significant, i . N R". . By Bl-ITIII.\WSO\ mittee» is to be able to meet the and director oi titillilssi‘n'o it L. . 9-} ' L
(‘ontributing Writer Brunn said. “because it is the first " f, . Staff Writer needs of the students.“ said lirema scribed orientation as llli t-ll- t hat . .3 . .,‘ L, i
time that geographers and histori- L f ' . ! Howard. committee chairwoman method of introducing smith-ills ti: .1 ' ,t '

The Sunbelt. recognized as one of ans have gathered to focus on this x - An adLhoc (‘ommittee on New Stu- and assomate director of‘the t'areer tering t'Kto college life ' ’r ,' , g' . 5
the fastest growing and most imPOr- regionin particular " ' ‘g‘s dent Orientation L‘ taking on a b‘g Planning and Placementtenter “ll don“ “He‘ll“‘h 1.: 3"” M» ; ~ . '. ‘t
tant regions of the country. has re- Even more important. Brunn $ challenge over the next 4i: months, Other objectives. according to become more aware oi ungi ~i‘l\ . _. . . . . .
ceived little orgamted study from added. was the fact that "this is the é‘ ‘ said Ann Fister. a committee mem- Howard. include looking at where ices and programs are Knight“. xi. _ T , .' . . . ‘ .
scholars first time that geographers and his- ‘ ber and assistant registrar for regis- UK. is now and where it should be. them." Rice said students dil‘; ml L ' '

But this week in Miami, geog~ torians have ever jointly gathered in trationandadwsmg. . . _ revrewmg other campuses pro- jmt to campus quicker and mold " 'L , ' -‘ L‘ '_;-
raphers and historians will gather at aconference." . . The committee Wlll partICipate in grams and looking at the pros and making errors in (lt‘t'lsliills m. , ;. L- w . »
a conference to examine the region A concern for the conference “.1” . a thorough study of undergraduate cons of orientation. added L l. .. .
indepth. be defining the boundaries of the .' freshman and transfer student "Student input will be very impor- Fister believes t'h' has a quality L . ' '. L, .* i.

Stanley Brunn. chairman of the Sunbeltregion.hesaid. . ‘ orientation. make recommendations tant." Howard said "It torienta— program but she said she would like) ' v . ‘. ‘
UK geOEraphy department. is one of “The media and politicians under- ‘I and submit a report to Robert G. tioni will be representative of what to see more tw-oday adxisiiig Hilil er ' - ‘ '-
the primary organizers of the con- stand the Sunbelt to be a swath from Zumwinkle, vice chancellor of stu- best suits the L'mverSity " encos “We're trying to look at all _ . > - .
ference. Virginia to California.“ but geog- . . dentaffairs.by March 21.i986. . There is quite a bit to look at. such factors in an Objeclhe’ \‘xH_\ ' . LL ~. . . _

Brunn said the idea for the confer- raphers have vet to agree on precise STANLEY BRUNN “it's been a while Since we ve as rules and options. Fister said she said ' . . - - - ‘ ',
ence originated more than a year positions of boundaries hesaid. large growth since the end of World taken a g°°¢ [00“ 3‘ student orien- 5"? suggested going to the 990919 on you can get a mnwmm am”! ' .. > .
ago during a discussion with 3550. The conference will also address WarlI.Brunn said. “390”"? sa'd orientation “"11 affect “Ch as fac~ things that need to he changed on ' . . .'
ciatos The National Science Foun- the economy. population and politics “Growth has been continual bl" liumwinkle announced the ‘3 ulty. staff and students because the student orientation the best thing to ‘ . . » .3 '.
dation and the National Endowment of the Sunbelt. not uniform in the region." he said. members, which include faculty. committee wont have time to look do l< to be realistic to the students . - - . _ LL .
for the Humanities approved an ap- _ Both the economy and the popula- The greatest growth has been in Cal- Staff and twoLKstudents. 0“ 28 ateverything said Douglas Witten. a mmmmfi. _ =
plication {0"310‘000m “1“de- tion or the region have experienced 5°C Sl'NBEl-dess.‘ “The main objective (of the com- Kendell Rice. committee member Sec ORIl-txnllux page < V. .
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gmwumwwm a; «More oca ivery takes customers for a carriage ride downtown ~

% ”u ”r H . WV" ‘. 3." LINDA 5' HENDRICKS used as a t‘nion headquarters durr through downtown. the livery is also .

III ' é ' Senior StaffWriter ing the Civil War. the Hunt—Morgan available for different events such .

* ' a " ‘1' ; . House and Transylvania Universi- as weddings and UK‘s homecoming, ~

2:4" i " "‘H ‘ -,. 3‘ W. One ‘10P?“ have to leave ll“? fu' ty‘s Administration Building are all People often take the carriages to

W ; i . $1”. tore to “sum past. The Lexmgton scenic points along the trip. celebrate special occasions such as

i w. - LiverydoeSitforyou. - . . . , . .

It .- fl _ Footman Eric Craig said he annitersarios and birthdays. .

1”” ”'lmm'. Us “34 , Started more than a year and 3 doesn‘t get bored reciting the same Railey recalled one time when be

t . “to-“if“ ' -~ , ..5 half L880. the livery offers half-hour information allthetime. took a man on a ride where. after

5: - _ L' ‘ -: - 1,3 ”“3, “"1389 excursiom W historic “It's always nothing but facts, but the tour through Tramy. he stopped

x; '53”; dedmtmlfllnstm each time it's always different." the ride, got off and retumeda few

i“ \ L'f?;;,_..:’-:.'§;s${ Located at 171 5",“31‘97 Ave. The said Craig. an undecided sopho- minutes later withhis new bride. .

~ m - .. Lbexmston Livery men-“ted from an more. He added that a few ghost sto— Both Craig and Railey said that
“393 0' owner Fred Vater. “9 P‘t' rim are always thrown in for good this is a normal occurrence and
W the 59W“? after one oper- measure. nothingsurpriseo them.
atedby his brother m Indianapolis. The Transy curse is always an in- The carriage also stops at neigh-

3.» ., . . . . e; Initially. the livery “'35 built as a teruting tale.hesaid. borhood watering holes. Usually, the Lunar! "~4de

‘a’teo‘fi ‘_ . :21wa stable about ‘00 years 880 and later It seems that more than 100 years footman will ask if the cmtomers

L ._ . . LL . .. ,L «A L, in}; bad to be remodeled to accommo- ago a top official had an affair with want “,5ng The SIX can-loge drivers, who by Indiana Amish They cost be-

__ 1-“ . - 149.5...» 43-5.. as“. datetliesennce. . . the vice president‘s wife The affair T fulfil the t t' 't of dress in coat and tails, must also tween $5,000 and homo. depending

. L.” ' . 5%”! meme Dunn the 5-minute excumon was exposed and the official |efl the 9 ' si'enm 3° '_"‘ y. meet certain standards: upon the equipment used in each

gr _ -. » u. L L; ”wade-es» g thmugh Gratz Park. the footman re- school.leavingacursebehind. WW8 the “”188” a 09m") kind carriage.

an? 7 3 u an 3.; 4 g m“ "“55“" facts as the car- “In 1939, we‘re so"; to change 0‘ hm" ‘5 needed for "3e trips d1" "You have ‘0 be “I" 0‘ it ‘0 Wk .

Sk‘_ ”fl” It {,3 nage passes one of bexmgton‘s our route." said Danny Railey an- tance of 1.6 miles. They (the here."Raileysaid. The livery offers rides through

i; ”I . . . M}? many historical buildings. other footmiin. ‘ horses; get mad. they pout. Craig Doc. 31. Each ride costs 820 and res-

ww~ 31:»ngxéiggag . sald, “They all have their own dis- . motions can be made by callim

-' ’ “ . The Ridgely House. which was in addition to the hista-ic tours positions.“ All marriages are handmade ass-om,

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I ;_ 'I '. . ' . ti ‘4 Wargarnes $1 75 w UKID Worshom Theatre 7 30pm 11 10 Central Kentucky Youth Concert Orchestra; Center for the Arts: 3 p.m.:
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" .f . " I- I’ 11 10 Maysville Community College Chorus in Concert: Center for the Arts: 3
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‘; I, U ' C 11 6. Curriculum Expectations What to Look for In Choosing Classes' Food for ‘
', ; .' - ' - " I Thought discussion, 119 SC; Noon: 7-3295
1 ’ I ' . . 11 4-12 29 Photographs by Len Jenshel: CFA Art Museum; 12-5Tues.-Sun.
'I-, i. . 'I ‘ . 11 9. Futulty Recital. Michael Fogler, guitar; Center for the Arts; 8 p.m.: Call
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‘ .’ 1 ,' '. ' 11 10' Faculty Recital Dmitry Feofanov, piano: Center for the Arts: 8 p.m.,
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1 ' I-'I -. ‘I' i" 1‘ 6 Le1 Brown bag lunch seminar on short term stuov m Germany 205 5C 12 1 11 4712 6 UNICEF Greeting Cards available in Old Student Center; 108 Brad-
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" l. .2 ‘I ' 5 Meetings SAB Public Relations Committee meetmg 115 SC 4 pm Call 11 4 5 Apply for Dec. 2‘ Dec. bon»campus interviews 201 Matthews Bldg.
, 5 : ‘ , . II . ‘ aar,‘ 11 5 TNT. Baptist Student Union Tuesday Nite Together: Baptist Student Cen-
. I I . .- 1' D UK Water Ski Club meeting everyone welcome please stop by‘ 228 ter l2Noon CalI7-3489
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. ‘ . 'I; . ‘3 5 NO'Ionol Student Speech Language Heartfig ASSOCiotion meeting TBA 6 11 6 Missing in Action Prisoners of War Memorial Service-free outside Me-
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I- . . . . 11 it Emergence A Feminist Womens Press students interested in NOW call 11 7 Presentation of Frontier Nursing Service Collection, Center for the Arts:
' , ' '. I 23' 7985 ‘09 SC 6 p m Call 2317985 2 30pm. Call 7-3145
' 'I. 1‘ 6 SAB Concert Committee meeting 228 SC 5p m. (0117 8867 11 7 Junior High School Choral Festival: Center for the Arts, 7 p.m.; Call 7-
. . . .' . 11 6 Maranotha Christian Fellowship- Students With a Purpose free. Marana 3‘45
. _ ’ the Center 7 c m Call 231-7m1 11 7 Nov. 11- Nov. lSon-campus open sign-up: 201 Matthews Bldg
. ' . . 11 7 Baptist Student Union student luncheon- $1 Baptist Student Center, 7 30 11 8 Words without Songs' Gordon Cole, flute: Peter Simpson. bassoon; Ron
‘ ', I . : ll 7 UK Fencing Club meeting AlumniGym 7 30p m Call 233-5201 11 9 National Teacher Exam- required for new teachers (specialty test), will LOOKING AHEAD
, ‘ 1‘ 7 Student Organizations meeting 106 SC Sp m Call 7-3191 be notified Coll 7-2791
. , ' 1‘ ‘ Pro-Vet Club meettrtg- speaker an embryo transplants 106 Animal Pa 11 ’13: Advance registration for the 1986 Spring semester
- ' ”"9ng 7 309 "1 Co'l75‘375‘ 11/13: Symposium on Eating Disorders by SAB 8 Kappa Kappa Gamma. SC
. ll 7 Comtmiter Cats meeting, 117 SC 5 p m Call 269-0757 7:1) p.m.: Call 7-8867
‘ ‘1 8 UK Bodmmton Club Seaton Gym 5 3076 30 p m Call 278 7138 1114: Advance registration for the 1986 Spring semester
' 1‘ ‘0 11K Badminton Club Seaton Gym 2 303 30p m Call 27877138 11/14; Greek Night at the Oscars; $2
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