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AssoCiated Press Reagan Sald that If the I ‘ . - - » .~ I; .1,‘

WASHINGTON — President Rea- Sandinista government . . ; 2 ~, T ,,
gan called on Congress yesterday to . . . . 3’43 " r . .. . r I " .' 1'
support $100 million in assistance to achieves fll’lal VlCtory9 \ ‘ “ ‘ '~-_' :i' . ‘ ‘ r . :-.-.-‘
anticommunist rebels in Nicaragua. ' “ , . ' ., _n .3 .
saying those who resist will be held It WOUId Open UP the A 'Q ., I ~ ' ' . f ‘; ii f V_. '.
“fully accountable by history." pOSSlblllIy Of SOVICI , ~ g ' . y I If {If

Reagan said that if the Sandinista - - ' fi “ ' ‘ . i’ . ‘ g
government achieves final victory, military bases on ' , m in ‘ " . . ' x .P'. {Wtfl
it would "open up the possibility of America’s doorstep.” ‘ "‘- .--~ g . .. A .2" I l . .I '
Soviet military bases on America's X _ . ~ “ " ‘ ; - ( w ." ;|I: .5 3 II]:
doorstep. threaten the security of — ‘ ° i l . ‘ 1". ' j,
the Panama Canal and inaugurate a and subversivcs just two days‘ driv- , ‘; . ‘ ' i I "s; “ . .- ".‘c'
Ligferiiirdfihindgggcgf tfhdflgakgyfl- ingtime from llarlingen.Texas.“ I ‘ ~ g; .g ,» . »I 7 . " {If};
refugees.“ LI SIIasIsiIstaSnt-e tIoIIthe Contra? gov: " , I . - Z. EI

" . . . is iiiii et 0 27 mi ion nnon- . no“: ' . ; "- \ . -.‘ ._ i
I The president issued his statement de which expires at [the enfl 2f . 'I I, ._ I” ' 3% at 3"" .. . ' g " bf
TI {klei :I‘fb‘g‘et Room ashIhe was March, Reagan is asking Congress \‘3. ‘ . , e V .. , V " ’3‘
1‘"? 9‘ ’~' I e top eaders 1" Of ‘the to approve around $100 million over .. *" . . . . I‘ y
resistance forces. known as the (on— the next 18 months. A House vote is V ’ - , ~ ' ~ ' . -'
tras. and by more than two dozen expicled m about twoweeks. . f " ,
L .5, business supporters of the rebel _ . _ . . ‘
cause, Reagan said the SOVIC‘I Union has { '~ ' ‘ ' ' ' .
provided the Sandinistas with $500 . i ‘ - _ “

Reagan s oke a few hours after million in assistance and that with- . cuvowcu “erne‘S'uf' . _- g '* a.
Secretary of) State George P. Shultz holding aid from the Contras could Fan'taStlc . _ . » i..
outlined the stakes in Nicaragua in leadtoa“strzitegicdisaster.” UK guard 8099' Harden ‘5 greeted bY l°"5 after yesterday's Winne' of Tennessee and lVllSSlSSlPPi Thursday ""9ht l” 'he i l A I ‘
Similar terms duringaspeech to the II open practice at Memorial Coliseum. The Wildcats meet the Scutheastern Conference Tournament. 3 ' . 1 - I
Veteransof Foreign Wars. He said the rebel (ontras need . . I .- _

more than humanitarian aid to con- _ ~

It the United States fails to back front the helicopters and tanks now . . . C ' ~ '. -.
the (‘ontras “our worry will then be in the Sandinista arsenal. Because lre ep artment lnstltu tes new fl re c 0 es ‘_ _ . i ‘ ._

a Soviet and Cuban base on the of congressional opposition. the ' 'I - ..
mainland of Latin America. a re- t'nited States has not provided any ~ . ‘
gime whose consolidated power will military assistance to the Contras By BRAD COOPER illegally converted to apartments tend to find it and bring it up to min- HOWGVGF. Sallee said that if apart~ . .
allow it to spread subversion and since the spring of 193.1~ StaffWriter withoutabuilding permit. imum code." merits already had ladder escapes j -, '
terrorism throughout the hemi- McDaniel said all apartments will Because the buildings on East and from third floor apartment blllld' ~ ' ‘ '. . 1
sphere.“Shultz said. In his speech to the war veterans. The Lexington Metro Fire Depart- be requued to have the following; West Maxwell streets include room- ings. owners would not be required - '
. _ Shultz said the alternative to demo- ment has developed fire code stan- two exits from third-floor apart- mg houses as well as apartment 10 install stairs. ' ‘ ~ g -_ . '
R933?" said that 'f Congress "3‘ cratic rule in Nicaragua is a Latin dards which it will apply in an ”1' merits. proper sized windows for buildings, the fire department has Uh? East Maxwell Sire?! building . '.
19115 h15 request for $70 million lh America comprised of “two three spection of small apartment entry of firefighters in case of a fire. developed an additional set of stain. owner said the 00d" 1.“ nothing “9“ . '
direct military assistance and $30 manv Nicaraguas __ a hemisphere buildings and rooming houses sclfclosuig doors. an enclosure dards. and is something that the fire de- . ’ .
million in non-lethal humanitarian of burning churches. suppressed throughout Lexington. around the main furnace and smoke "The fire code for rooming houses partment ShOUId UCUVt‘l." be 1h' ' / . .
“"12".“Uum mean “consondat'o'? 0f newspapers and crushed opposi- The inspection. brought on by the detectOrs. will be more stringent because there volvedm . ‘ '
it privileged sanctuary for terrorists tion," death of a 5-yearold boy in :i fire on Apartments will not be required to are more people in small concen- Juan “(‘l'hflhdel- 41 ['K graduate _ I .
East Maxwell Street. began yester— furnish fire extinguishers. said tratedareas,”Salleesaid. and an East Maxwell Street house ‘ .
° -- day. Although the inspection is cit}'- James Sallee. acting fire marshal. Rooming house regulations will owner. said he thmks the We de- ' ~ a . '
wrlter tells ‘ywv‘sd -;‘ wide. it focuses on East and West However. any apartment that our difter from apartments in that they partment l5 domg a 800d 10b and . "
»w ., Maxwell streets. an area near cam- rently furnishes them Wlll be re- will be required to have a fire alarm that the new 99d? "15“.! all that _ ~ . ,
o o i (.2 ’5‘; PUS where many L'K students live quired to keep them in working con- system and two exits from each stringent." ~ ' ;
3'5':VIV.I..:£5'~“'E' ' .. " dition. floor where tenants live. .. . . . . . ,
0f hlS llfe The standards were developed by “We‘re doing this in the citv and L'nder the code stipulated bv the The fire department hi“ (”I W“ .- ‘ l .
r ' -. W the fire department after it sur— we‘re not ‘ust sin lin towne} on V't 1 F' P t t' Ag: _. _ tea. lives and that 5 what they r“ l," . -~
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V t I .=g;-; ieyed East and “CSI Maxwell street East and West Maxwell streetsi tion. apartments are required to their dutv to come and av ‘He' .x
In 1e nam 3 V l Ire buildings last month. The survey de- out." McDaniel said. “If there‘s an have stairs as a means of exit from Ivow have at to ‘orrect :h. .' .06‘ l ; V .- ,
2 termined Wthh bUlldlth had been apartment house in the City. we in- third floor apartments. lem - «~ g L Ls pl - A ~
War aided O’Brien if I D l . . . . . l I I
m ch 005mg career C 3 SC 00 O O mex ensrve S 11 en C l C . I , I , .
H) JL'LIAPHEIFER a. Second year dentistry majors given opportunity to gather hands-on experience _. .r» a: r ‘
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g ..’ "'5 : By WENDYSl'SAN SMITH dents individually supervised by fac- good care here as at any town den- and praCllCQ’d dental PWCWUW‘ 0h .~ .7, - V. - ' ~ '

Tim O‘Brien fought in the Viet- *” Staff Writer ulty members, tist.if not better." plasllC.Sl0n0 and extractedteeth .. u 5
nam war Throughout college he ral~ ; ' . . “We watch three to five students Ed Smith. also a second year den- "It a secondayear did a filling on : . I; " ‘. . T‘. x
lied against the war. and then in the ' ' TheICollege 01 Dentistry '5 dental at a time. talking to them all the la] student. said. “Our patients someones tooth. it may be the first . f‘ I’ g , I _ .- '
summer of 1968 on his way to Har- clinic is offering full—time students a time. If a dental student is doing know they are gomg to get good patient he or she has worked on. but . . -.1 y. . ', a
yard Graduate School. he was special dental program for Signifi- dental work. I am within a few work done because we're being that person has done 20 Of those ‘ '4" -,‘.' I. .3 ",I‘
drafted. He felt a little superior and TIM O‘BRIEN cantly reduced rates. . feet." said Dr. Charles J. Cunning— graded on it. They can be confident fillings."Cunnmghamsaid .i ~. ':II I
was “a little pissed off." For $45. students can receive den- ham. assistant dean for clinical af— their work willbegood.” “The dental students have had pa- 1; : 1.‘ ~_, _' ‘. I. "4

Before Vietnam. he never thought ciato was published and won the tal work thlU‘Iilhg d13gh0515 and fairs in the(‘ollegeofDentistry, tient contact since the second se- - .- .. 't’..I . .593“.
about being a writer. O'Brien said 1979 National Book Award. Last treatment planning. X~rIayIs. oral hy- ”We have instructors looking over Students may be apprehensive mester of their first year They start . 1. (“fun/1. ,.
last night during a lecture/reading night he read two chapters. “Getting giene instructions. limited gum our backs. Checking on us. making about allowing a dental student to earlier than most schools in treating ‘ ,5?"
sponsored by the English depart- Shot“ and “Calling Home." to the treatment and fillings. sure we are doing top-notch work.“ work on their teeth. but the dental patients." said Sally Porter coordi— .. .~ _‘ f
meiit. crowd ofabout 100 Patients will be treated by one of said Laura Gushue. a second year students have taken technique nator of patient services ,“ v.' 3 '9‘..-

In Vietnam. where he was a The main character of his partial- 40 second year dental school stu- dental student. "Patients get as courses in which they‘ve learned 1§~:1:¢‘i1;3:-:$§.~R-2-I-.o.~>-‘;:;»:-:<::i'-'-:i:i;<€ .l - v '-'-il‘-‘T.-:‘i: -‘ 33 = - " ”-111" ' ' i '
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. sum Coolie: The .II-an and "is Music I, . > ’” _I- ' M“ bored With triwal board games —— or
Sam (‘ooke Abk co/RC A Records . a have already memorized all the an-
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I I . -~ gesis that this double album offers t. ' ' . y fmdghgwtm? "3? years fade?”
. ‘ nothing but the most polished 3:: I " war ‘ u m e mean line see .
I ' - " I . material from one of the finest soul 3.7;?” 3.3-1}. if I I‘ -I- how many 0‘ the following questions ' ,
I . . , II singer songwriters of the late 508 a I: You can get rightIIAnswers will ap.
, ' and earlv 605, including hits like 1,:; . ' 13.7.; Pear m tomorro“ 8 Kentucky Ker- 'f‘
. .‘ --‘ 'A " Bring 1{ On Home To Me” “Won- . I-_-- 38%: . net, and all you non-Winners Will get
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I L3 . , ' l‘imkr s nntmumg influence on pop ”it "3;: ' .W ' I . . '
'-. '..» * I sillilt‘lN. complete with several liner ”g .z" : - . " for “iii“?!{mg- Name them. the
. . ‘. . I hm. quotes from the likes of pau} fig .. . ’5‘. “mg. Yearan e ims.
. .‘ V " Young and Rod Stewart praising the 2:? a: - ' ' ' -- -» , -
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i V. . ’l‘hc digitally remixed versions of 5 a, ' ‘ win consecutive Oscars.
' ‘ - . ’l‘it‘>t‘ songs 5 as familiar as they vie-’5} X“ I 4: - ‘
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' ’ , :0“ I” “Ah“ 5 stars were old The softer side of legendary soul singer Sam Cooke's music has ture only one was a western. Which “moms KernelGroph‘u
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. " ' enhughiostand up toa microphone. Ibeen repackaged in an excellent neIwIIdoulIgle.album (QuechonI one. the character they played and the Oscar. Name her. the year and the
. ' " As Rolling Stone Keith Richard Sam Cooke: The Man and HIS Music, which serves as a fine , . titleofthefilm. film.
' ' . sins r the liner notes, Cooke is the companion piece to last year's gritty live album. “5- What Oscar-Withlnintg IJOIlI'mI Ford
' . ‘ . kind of vocalist other singers match -——— .1 "Wh I W I ,. f D’ “I ‘t . ‘iEmT a???” on e e eiismn m 11. Has anyone ever directed him- 18. Only five pairs of co-stars have
» " ' ‘ .’ illt‘l'msiwh against, and "105‘ Of REVIEW lBioth I: I." 2:13:11 pmm Ire ‘ 'a' S ‘ “ self toan Oscar victory? ever taken home the Best Actor and
. ~' mom gilhacktopumpinggas. e * . . 3‘ ‘ -. ,I , . . . Best Actress Oscars. Name them,
I ”I, “I” and His Music includes — The only original song is Don s up‘ 6.IVihat was the first filmIIm color 12. Name the onlv presenter to the films and the years.
. >8\'t’l‘al lesser known and hard U) town country-styled Ill”? traCk‘ 81‘ [O‘VIn theBeSl Pleture oscar' award himselfan OSCér.
V 4 , ' find t'mike classics. notably “That's set of Cooke racking the house down ready racking up “m9 0“ “TVS 19. Name the actor Wh0 was the
. ”on t n to Me" and “Touch the Hem on the club circuit that shows a com- VH'I adultcontemporary channel. 'li't WI??? “:35 the lasI; btlag.‘ Iand 13. Has any film produced all four first to win an Oscar for a role in a
of ”3‘ Hal-merit," a couple of fine pletely different side of one the most The Everly Brothers may have “ leIIlm 0 Vim a 05 IC ure acting winners? musical.
' ‘ git-.946 numbers recorded early in imitated and revered singers of the Sam Cooke bfhat whenflt comes '0 "3 Oscar.
hi' -rreer as the lead singer of the popera uencmg 0 er per ormers. an 14, Which film has won the most 20_ On] seven rformers have
' Suzi: Stirrers. These will surprise have been hailed as heros by every- 3‘ Meryl Streep won a Fe“ .AC Oscars” won Oscai‘ls in both‘lZading and sup.
. ‘ tin-wine who thought that the fervent Born Yesterday Everly Brothers body from the Beatles to the Long 3:95 ayagat'“ ”11982 fit” $0?th porting acting categories during
,. Iw‘ disciplined vocal style Cooke filercuryri’olyGram Records Ryders. That gets to be a pleasant 01cc. 9 er ac ress won an 15. Only two motion pictures in the their careers. Name them and the
, . ii!‘"‘}; ' to these songs was pioneered sort of problem with this album. es- Oscar ”for play mg another famous history of the Academy Awards films for which thev won.
" ' . :.;_ Vldr-m Gaye or Al Green. Speaking of old-timers. Phil and peeially when the Everlys kiCk 0“ SOPh'e‘ have had their entire casts nomi- '
' , .1 A 'Q'hringe is Gonna Come" is the Don Everly are - believe it or the ILPIw‘th roots-rockrng Rank find . nated for Oscar contention. Name . .
. , Irrmk iI‘Ut' gem. a beautiful. pray not *Sllll going 5erth File 5 ‘Amanda Ruth. done up Just 9. This Oscar-winning actor ap- the films and the performers. 21. What historical character gar.
I ,9, I,“ gong that closes out this enough like the original to leave the peared in the best film of 1977 and nered the most Oscar nominations
' , package just as it once did Cooke's Born Yesterday is the follow—up to listener wondering “'h" '5 influenc- 1978. Namehim and the films. 16. What was the first sound film for the performers who played him;
- rare-er. becoming a paignant hit 1984‘s reunion LP. EB '84, which mg whom these days . to win an Oscar'.’ Name the performers and the films.
' ' .‘hOt‘liI‘, after his death. made some waves on Top 40 radio But 91059 are only amusing games 10. Only two actors in Academy
' .’ ll rim-e l\ a drawback to this re» and garnered the brothers some of to Play The real 1on IOf I89"? Ypsti; history have won Oscars for playing 17. only one woman has ever been 22, What was the first sequel to
- Cup}. at is that Cooke is whitewashed their most glowing critical acclaim. day 15 — as-it 31“?“ hasIbeen w' the same character. Name them. nominated for a Best Director win an Oscar as Best Picture?
; as ready a highly successful croon- The latest album seems geared the Ever lys _ "“59 SOaF‘Dg vacals
. or at pop songs. For a clearer pic- more for popular acceptance, in— and r azor-sharp harmonies that . ,
‘ ture of Cooke and his music, this an- eluding an irish pipe-livened version somehow have never 39‘ run up Read The KentuCRy Kernel
' ' 'holnex shouid be matched with last 0: Bob Dvlans recently unearthed agamsiagenera'm" gap W‘ '
, Inniz' < _t. nu. Cooke Live at the Hare “Abandoned Love and an even qu1-
' ‘ mlurv (tub, 1963. a gritty live eter cover of Mark Knopfler's frag-
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