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\ll'tt‘llt‘ll Meade “Ml-“‘2“ “‘3' into: peril on the part ol the that th< nut \\.l\ tonsiirwisl} t note that 'hvsi -.;,.. 'Iu X:l\'-"‘ ,3 : <. ' ' l.) ‘
qluttcd lay “cstbrook "‘ com alleged \lt‘lllll.“ prcimln ml In this t.i\t, itt it ‘.Ll\ -l:il ii: .i .4: . .;. v: 11,3 '3, "g'
”"",' 11“)" ““5““11‘ o\erturn‘iug “ \lcadc said it was the t‘l'llli.\ is toineisable that the urn toulrl through ttit se prim. .. "l;,' g ‘t 1 . 5.3"“ f
”’mll‘ltl'm ‘M'l‘lml‘lq‘v" hl)‘ 2 decision that the sentenci- ‘.\.is have been sulnonstu-ush tip I” hieade aid » o; '3: -_..."- ,
h} a rind“ (‘mml ("ll”t' not (lispriIportlouatc to the ot- diced. ll Illt‘lt \\.t\ passion. piv \lt‘.tllt :iIizgw‘ w. IZ~Y . -« w I 3:
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“'1”: common 1““ assault l‘" discretion ol the jury to impose result ol the .ittious ml tlu (9., 'l,t"i|l'lll| .2 th .. 3x I “I . t ~
senoiiig an empty giia‘sa limiil? a sentence within the minimum icmiaut and or his \lehilitl‘ ilanmé (at. _ s a I -‘ I'I :.' II 2,, 3 . I
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summer. 7”") lortuer LVK “Ml““t law.” 3 ot his .ittorm ss,” \uu in on. ”that ,' . . :It 5. .v ; . (l.' - I .3: 3.
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$1“ ”190”?” 1_'“ ”1" county 13“] that the \erdict “as the result hamlhills and ralln s on “est ran :H'lilllali u; \luu‘l' wwl ;»'v".tliir1l a, I ' ‘ , "l
“It‘ll: ballmhhhlzv .1 ”10mm pm- ol passion. prejudice and par— brooks liehall m the Lonnuumt} “\Xhilx tau. lr ml th\ s: stifruwnh . (‘ontinuwi on lime =I. { n1 1 o. ~3'
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sented after the prosecution had 1 ”it 2:13 L .
put its case to rest, \leade said 6 . . 9 Vii-"53‘ i .
there was insufficient evidence ette r artlcu ate rattan“ I8 nee e . '_I;"=I~1\‘ '3 3.
to ”establish the necessary ap~ f 1.!
prehension on the part of the all '~ l 1' -I ' ‘1'
leged victim as required by law." 7 ,l‘; ‘
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torneys, Robert Sedler. a L'K (J 9 33‘. s '
law professor. and William Alli- v z” 3.":‘5 f' ' \.
son. filed a motion for a new By MIKE WINES but said the question still re- ports," '/umwinl: i I s 1. 3 1‘ '
of passion. Prt’llldls‘t’ and ””1 menteomnnttee whichadvocated feel less. strotllll)‘ about the ly as great as the numlm It Ian-«l unit I sigm'ie‘ 1- :. t.» 1 .1“;
tiality. abolition of visitation niles m Lha.‘.‘,g,e\' students favoring twaiit‘leta «were unurts in a 1M: «1.. s: I: ‘- m ./ ‘r
> ”That the re-ntence “”1 l. is dorms Iought to be realistic 1l hese surs e3'1results are not haul oi the titles 1 I I ahama 1 V "‘.
grossly (lisproportionatc to the and recognize that the i niver- particularly surprising in view of lhe survey resints samvedtuat \\ ,3». hm 1111111,],11 1. 1111.15: I“
.. . sity is not about to change that conversations l ve had with stu— nearly 60 percent of the students mines ittiuiltstltllll ha; I .: .i " ., ' ,j'.
”“61”? M) as to require-a lie“. rapidly and drastically-H dents here and the sentiment on questioned were willing l“ “'3‘ son “this!“ n, ”i1“ MM” i’ ,
, ”1311119 ”W interest “f “Isn‘t" Zumwinkle madethecomment other campuses.“ Xumwinkle erate any added noise. lack of rights he has as a l rim-Ii \tat-s 'i: :
’ that the “0“” should hm" after he met with the 5(; Open said. ”but i feel we need a better privacy, or other im-onvenieme~ citizen when he enters .; our. 1.1"} 1
granted 11 (“Wt—i“! H‘l'dlCt 3' ”1" House Committee to discuss the articulated rationale for the brought about by relaxed visiting versityfl' the report _:.g~.:~¢;m 1‘1 1,
“““Cll‘5l”“ "l ”W C”“”””“' il-page report, which draws its change." He said that the rights hours. “tree-quarters of th" “"1— ”In” i‘rt‘v‘m his" WM“ E" 3 5.:3 ._~ '
conclusions primarily from aques- of the minority favoring less dents said open houses should tc') violates personal freedou. Ii. ~.;‘ ‘3} j."
tionnaire distributed to all but relaxed visitation rules should not be supervised. dividuals in the l mted "tatu ‘ _' T- ,.
' ° one of the L‘niversity's 17 dorrni- be respected on "something as The “pen House ( :It'amittt‘t‘ have the right to hw- tiieir in 1.
WllllanlS I'llIlS tones. The committee decided by personal as an open house pol- report contends that dnrni rcsi- (‘ontinued on Page u, (or r, “31'?" .’,
majority vote March ‘2 to recom- icy." .11 _ .
° h H d' mend three major revisions in Zumvvinkle said he would suh~ r . 111,: .~ ,‘ g
WIt ar 111g L'niversity visitation policies: mit the report to the Ad hot, W 381] 11] (ft‘) '1 ()(l [1(Ozlt() l‘ ’1'" j
. D ()pen house seven days per Advisory Committee on the (pull 2‘ ' " 51" :31 ,‘ ‘
On 6P.()'9 tlcket weekin all domis. ity of Student Residential life. If?
lb ) ()pen house 24 hours per day and would lean heavily on their ‘ l‘ 1‘ 0 - t ‘ ° 1 1 1 ” I
Pledging to lead the campus in allVdorms . 1 .. conclusions. lhe comnuttleeisto l e ates lll] 1V ()1 S] 1‘ ‘~ ()(‘kh ;,_-
in a ”returntonormalcy,”Walter ’ \0 supervismn 1 01th“ .tllilll; TC‘IIIXtTtl t“ the \K C presit ent on . 14;“
“Lord" Harding and Janws villain-9mm takes New” ' ‘1’ ' By WENDY L. WRIGHT administrator .n It .312 in wt 31.5 ,1
Douglas‘ MacArthur Williams an- (omis. P 1 ed 1 3‘“ e'r‘e not going to dismiss Kernel Staff Writer sell. the author It \t\'.'l.tl howl» 5" ’17-} 1w,
trounced their candidacy for SC V rars .. COmmittee 1 anything he said, ”but were Dr. James li. liussell. presi- on education. \\.i~ .=. ll'1‘. la» 1 .
president and vice president. h \esterday,[1;mvs ‘1"‘1‘19 lll‘ll‘ed ”0t gorng t013€C9D1t1 anything auto- dent nf .11 new €\t)€l’1tm'ntal eol- lsappa at lfi'ineeton l nnersmZ '11 f 1 .1"
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. nomics major and Williams is questioned by the Open House spoke at the .\e\vman ( ._-nter Marina". 1 ammo, .lH'Hl: Iii H 31111.1 '1
.1, senior mgmnu in cmrimrrggs, """'m""""""' committee during thepreparation il‘l'm‘ld.‘ ”till“ 1 ‘m' "' _ " ‘_' '1" \ , l "3 ‘3” .‘
Both men are members of the l of the report. (If the nearly 90 lls""‘li>l)ittu the town lire “lhe Lilint‘rsrtv 1 ,1
l’eople ln (lovernment or ”l’l(l" Weat 161‘ percent of the students who re- l ”“f'f‘ilti' ”1"“ 1t 1‘ “dill . ““‘f‘r‘ll‘lt ”Mlmm‘ 1' "1 1:“,
barty Forecast for Lexington and \i» tumed questionnaires. 52 percent “l' ““59” “WW" {“3” Hm. “l l “MIN ‘1'“ ‘L k ‘3 ll ‘. ‘
Williams. who has been a cinity: Fair and warmer toda}. siad they favor-ed “Wk—10”“ open ”“3 Vtumtarnentat ilmlmmmr m” l‘m' lulu“: ‘ I! fluvial 3 .55" "-‘3'
. member ot Student (losernment increasing cloudiness and not as houses "m‘HO‘DDHWM ‘M‘flmt‘id X‘flt'h‘ 33M" :IIHM l‘fs‘iklnflmf 1m”? Nl‘f‘u ” 3 I '7 1 3. 11‘: WW1 I;
for eight months without es er cold tonight. Mostly cloudy and “4“‘I().lll()lw‘] houses. , Ilium 1\U,.m,t( ”in H H 1”” int “Tim. 1‘ '13! \ ’1 ’_ "1,1371 1 1 1‘ .' f .‘
having won an election. ex» mild with chance of showers on lhirty-five percent “ml the) t K) ‘m ”Him 3“ H3. . ”1“" \M H 3 H 3 H t l 1.1,?“ i "‘ I' i’ 1., .l'
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planted a" fight-poll]! mutton” Saturday. COIdfi' On Sunday. ends only. and 32.6 percent said subject to a false pressure of present sfdflls 1“ mm c {whys 1 ,1“. .1 _.I
”VVllilt‘ looking ”"0“th 11‘“ High temperature today. I‘WVSO 5: visiting hours should be restricted judgments on their \vorls'on ev ery l he initial u: < d ter highei 1. 3, ~ Q. , .1,
years Kernels. I came across low tonight. mid 30's; high to— to evenings. 19“.] {mm treshman year ,0 LITZNl' “1‘“.an m \mflh 1. MIN, ”1,; .1. 1,1
a speech that Steve Bright gave morrow. low 60's. Precipitation "It seems to me that the re- uate school and professional litlssell, withtheneedt'ortrauuu; A; is". "
as part of his campaign for presi- probabilities today zero; tonight commendations they submit on schools. men {0, ”HI ””1an [hm he :‘ 111:. . 1
dent of Student Government. In 20 percent; tomorrow 50 percent. action to be taken do not neces- hpeakingfrom esperiencesnot said. such sulnct ts as ( meek and 1 ‘1 1. ' '
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' -——-———-———_______—._______________ THE KENTI'CKY KERNEL, Friday, Marrli 5, N7] .‘5 ,‘Il . .‘ It. . '
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Vietnamese invasion of North Nixon said liogers is always Nixon. ”it is not unusually Nixon said~ 'i hm”. my up“
d Pres1dent told a White Illouse \IieItnam, Nixon reiterated past the chief foreign policy advisor alarming." lle espects the we of this is right.” He said the ' ,' '4 ‘-
v news conference Icarned live Via LS. policy. in this nation, and that Kissi- my to improve its capabilities purpose of theincursionintolwa . '_ I', ,
a radio and teleVisiIon that assess- He said further there is no nger s job also is to advise the just as we will improve ours. is to reduce \merican Lasii‘dlllt’s LI“ ‘ - ‘, 7
:l rnent ofISouth \ ietnamese fight— plan to use airpower to support President and that ”I value his the President said. and we will I ,v ..
r "I‘EI aIblhtY came fromI (en. the South \ietnamese if they advice." Nixon said any debate continue to take protective re- [\me th"__\l”l(lle 1““ “1"" hf} I;
. Creighton Abrams. the Lb. com- should go into North Vietnam. over whether liogers or Kissinger action. ”But it will not be tit “many an "her "l i‘ P64“ ‘9" . l .T ‘;
maInIder in \ ietnam. Nixon also said South Viet— is pre-eminent is an argument for tat. I can assure you ofthat." ”‘3QO by the “ab“ and “Perl" I75; '
S . . .What has already been namese President Nguyen Van over ”who's on first." he said. er Israel should respond, \ison va ’9 ‘ a." ‘1
r accomplished in Laos at thistime Thieu may feel it necessary to Asked if he is trying to pre A sited if he is moving toward “ml the fhu‘mm‘ h“"‘-’h_“'l‘9tl" ".‘iV-f ‘ u.
. ‘ has insured even more the plan take some action directly against pare the American people for the a two-China policy. Nixon said er the l “ll“l “at“ “I‘ll ”PPM" ' . ' .'
V for Withdrawal of American North Vietnam, but there is no presence of about 100000 tmOps such a feeling in Formosa is a settlement 1“ the “MM“ ”ml ‘ '. .1
] troops, Nixon said. plan to use LS. airpower to in Vietnam by election time next notjustified. theanswer 1" “0' f3. . f. V
I He said he Will have another support such a move. year, Nixon replied: ”As far as our attitude to— "\\ e hope that the lsraelis - ‘ ill-‘5 .. I
_ troop Withdrawal announcement No such plan has everIbeen ”AS long as there are Ameri- ward (ZomhmhiSt China is 00h“ and the Egyptians. and for that 3;"? "If 7 ": - 1
_ in April. suggested by President Ihieu can PO“ s, we will have to keep cemed it is to be detennined matter the lordanians will mn‘ x: ‘ . j: . '.
I Can 'hack' it to us . . . Nixon said. some troops in Vietnam. by (Iommunist (Ihina's toward tiniie discussions . I he said. i _ A. ‘ '. '
i Nixon said Abrams advised He said the test ofwhat hap- "As to when we will have iiIs,'I' he Isaid. adding that the But he “(may ““6 a”. going .' . . IT
- 2 him earlier Tuesday that the ———————__—__________ tLhmted ‘3‘")th If IthIat mf‘dh‘ to have to depend on the parties 1'
r South Vietnamese”bythemselves “A . , . e expu s10n o aiwan rom themgelveg“ to brin , “m” a IEI x ‘ ' i.
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. l can hack it and they can give ong as there are Amencfln 20W 8, we Will the film”) 0f nations. agreement. ‘- -.2.
‘ t a better account of themselves have to keep some troops m Iletnam . . .9, Back on lndochina. Nixon He said the l'.\ role in the J "V. . U,
a ' even thantheNorth\ ietnamese. —_—_—______._—______ said casualties are one-half of \liddle East is to ”maintain a i f "
Nixon said South Vietnamese what the’ were before the drive balance of w ” '- ‘ ‘ ‘
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' (rambodia are taking Oil the “ e or fé't‘es to be endanger- noplnccrnku ‘ I i ,\ )ril .: drawal has been stepped up. about the strategic arms liinita- ' ,— v. . I'II ' -
~‘ VCW best units that the North namese acI lIH lfOrces as they ."e “l ma e one n ‘ l ‘ lle said he has analyzed the tion talks as he was se\er.il '.'_'_',I I .
’ \ ietnamese can put in the field. inIghrdmericafn 1 com“ Vietnam One-package settlement situation in Laos "and there months ago. \ison said. i an. - .' 3 . -‘ I . ‘
- Nixon said allied disniption W“ "N" ron ‘ ‘ Nixon said a L35. proposal will be some hard fighting Just as UpllliiiNllx wen. .i\ l a.“ I. ' ‘
I \ Of Ienemy' supply lin\eIs hassle)”, Airpower against North for a Southeast .-\sia settlement ahead' “W“ «‘h‘Mt ll'“ ""‘ht‘M