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ByMlCllAELPUTZEL Could specifically identify someone ' “ 3'; h " - i ‘ Student liStEd in . I. '> A "- f "
AssociatedPress as responsible for these acts, we 3 ~-j . _, ’-‘ . l 1,47 ’ 1'
would respond. So this is what we »: ".- g ' ' ,, ' i -
WASHINGTON _ President Rea- are trying to do ~ to find out who‘s f ' i ~ 5% . ‘ satISfaCtory State l ’ ,1 '. j. '
gan said yesterday he is “not going responsible." . ‘ 3‘ '_ - It, ‘v‘s' ' 3V ““3““ yglgh “ . ' ' I"
to just sit here and hold still" amid In Tr'pOl" Libya. Khadafy said he ‘3: ...-' ' 7‘ ' i“ ‘ staffwrnér ‘ t K I ’ " -‘ .-
mounting threats against Americans and his top commanders have com- ._h“- .t ~ "'“i 5 ’1' ‘ . . _J . _ '
and said he sus ts Lib an leader pleted military plans to challenge i "ON ‘ ’ 3 ‘, , . g .' l ,‘.x
Moammar Khadgtfg is behind surg« the United States, saying through an - . , a! .. ‘ g _ ¢ 2 ‘ ‘Tuo- .L'K graduate students . i »‘
ing terrorism. interpreter. “It is axiomatic that g " ., afig 5.x , . . ‘ ‘5 :tertiénlghed 5'": ‘llfhlgm‘91 5F?“ 5 ,~. 5‘ ,.'.a“?.,"".~“_
At a nationally broadcast news America “”11 be defeated militari— 3 Q a i _I'tvt’l‘r',f*h€ ' =‘ ' ‘ '. Q'Mg: ing yesterdiirtr-m ry- 'S'CS Buid- i; ’3'
conference, Reagan called Khadafy ly. 2 ' : {it"ol: 3‘ ' " - L; ' ' ”Z. i Steve Her' I d Abd 1 w h d ' if ' "
the “maddogoftheMiddle East." Reagan began his news confer~ ;-- ”$wa M ' W «K b th 30 . r d". u, ,3 99 ‘ ' ‘: '_-'. '-.-
Reagan said his administration ence by reading two statements _ is" " ‘EWC ' “tam" d0 t' ' were injured “hue con- :1'i‘ '; " f .,‘ .~ '1
was still seeking sufficient evidence one urging Congress anew to ap— f is .34.?" ‘ 1 ' Fell? an excprerimentin 3. p h) 'S' ' - ' " ..'
to link Khadafy to fatal bombings Prove his $100 million aid package ,' 5 , » sea-4:! ‘ *‘ deh'hmd Fem'Phwcs Herr '
aboard a TWA airliner and in a for Nicaraguan rebels, With no 241': is. d“? . e ‘ ‘ - .i an it-a the were exposed to [he i- ' ' ' ‘
West Berlin nightclub. “We're gath- strings attached and prodding law- ' e”it: .: , him ' _ - ”35' “,C "mlcfll “will" ethyle- . ’. ‘ , ’. '
ering evidence as fast as we can .. makers to get on with passing a fed- ” Q‘t’ffi‘“:‘."**~'"\\\\\‘\_ (a i r h “T ,. ne iamine. _said Tony Modica, . .. , ‘ “1“.
he said. . eral budget. ‘ti- ‘1‘:ng “92‘ k. . 5' ,, battalion chief for the Lexmgton ,; n; . .
Earlier .Vesterday. Reagan told INoting that Congress appeared ' ~ ' ' ' 4" . Flhiaepgghmanth I ' ~ rid "H I " '-' '
newspaper editors he was seeking likely to miss the April 15 deadline ' 3 -. 5‘3 t 2 ' ._ -. [K {“h- 1 he” Iranspor ( '0 ‘ . _F
support from US. allies for appro- for completing action 0" a bUdget " ' W’ '2' ' » ~"'" ‘ ¢ he dA ('Il‘ml' ~t gm“ 'lhe-rve “a: -‘ " 1'
Priate action “in view of the greater for fiscal 1987, MM" starts “9’“ 'l 1 {Ask . 5- ' k" , »-~ :d I“db 15- ('i' m bdmfdcmr' ’ ‘1 ' . h V ' "‘
threats thatare being uttered.“ Oct. 1. the president said "tens of g A; a: \t ,h" h t 3 3:1,] '91-,acit’ioing 1“ the hObpl ‘ .' ' I
Vice President George Bush. talk- millions of Americans" would make ' 2'" ‘ ' 'w- , . f3! pelt? dinttfrmation. Herr ' - ,- ' » »
ing to sailors aboard the USS Enter- their tax-filing deadline. \«j' “a“. h M I? -_ . ’5 “:3 will an {re 931““ g . ' .' ' .
prise in the Gulf of Oman, had ”I urge Congress to forget about ‘ ‘ ” " s ifu'rv mg l: h dl hosp'tal ' I * -' ' ' ’
called the Libyan strongman “a raising taxes and concentrate in- . l' ‘ 9 p0 egwomanh a 69' received " '
maddog." steadoncontrollingspending.“ " "" r, . M :econ ' 'or t irddegree caustic .' " l . - . .
During his evening news confer- During a brief question-and-an- ' ‘ urhs in}? figment to 2') per " ' ‘ "
ence, Reagan said, “we have consid- swer session at the annual meeting . he? 3 '3 th'd (literr ”(mm L . - ~ . '
erable evidence over quite a long pe- 0f the American Society Of Newspa- at”? "if «- :etoh ' or t flirt: begree burns ' ' "'
riod of time that Khadafv has been per Editors, Reagan said, “We are ' I ' *1»... "silk? pegrcetn h) db: m" - . . I ' '. -.
Quite outspoken in his participation investigating and trying ‘0 gather ‘3‘: ch '1- i'r'5 tha ‘5’ report' m d ' -~ ‘ ' "
and sponsoring terrorist acts." all the information we can so that t”? ‘ \ l'c r t erg—“(dd tm, esle (“Id arrived ' ' ‘ '-
But asked whether he was ready we can actually, With solid evidence, E": K‘ ‘ ' é»: ' sZid m “0 “cums. MOdlca L d '
to announce military action in retal- paint a finger at who is responsible" ‘ ’3 sum photoshv ALAN LISSlG/Kornnlsmfl He said the fire de artment ' . .
iation, Reagan said: “We are not for last weeks eprOSion aboard a g _ Above, Lexington fire fighters found a broken 0,194"; gl'iss '.' " .'
ready yet to speak on that. Any ac- TWA Jetliner and m? bombing 0‘ a ' 3-6“ * 1' Stand inside the rear entrance bottle on the floor of the lab "L ‘- ' . '
tion we might take would be depen- x1812, 2:21:30??? Sigmpeopledgvdere ‘1 I h, “‘ to the Chemistry-Physics Build- When Modica arrived 'on the 5 K .
grelhtffilntréhat we learn and [can t go thetwoattacks an “0““ m , y 4.4— . 5- h" , ing as an exhaust fan removes scene, one of the students was in ' 5 _ l ‘ ' '
The Pentagon said yestereday the Asked if the evidence gathered so ‘ a A ' e. ’6 ~ . chemical fumes from the build- :he higo“:r~ and they had .thh '
Navy has taken steps to prepare a far POMS to Khadafy. Reagan re- . ‘ ' _ ' mg. A' Ieh' .SCO” ROber's re- Th5 ‘t have”? om' he said ' A
two—carrier battle group. including plied, “Let me say he is definitely a » -. ' ' moves materials used to soak the i: u enhtstwere burned on ' I I i
an indefinite extension of the carrier suspect." ' ' ‘ up the spilled chemicals as JOhn Sl'hti'hgfh'ckhs E'md alll'r‘nsih t " ' ' '
Coral Sea's deployment. if Reagan Reagan promised to look into an , .-~ 3; Lowry. assistant director Of gomg on"‘ 5:; rats 303%“? ' ' '
decides to order a military strike editor‘s complaint that journalists if human sale” and environmen- storekeep'er in the 'phvsiCs 'de- ’ .' .
383tht Libya. covering the recent naval exercises tal health, inspects the damage. partment. ' ‘ 7 . "
.On the issue of possible retalia- off Libya were taken off the carrier _ » ' ~ .:.3~'°~_,,‘,,-.-«.« The building was evacuated al- - ’ '
tion. Reagan. said: “This is a ques- USS Saratoga without being told 1* '3‘“ . though Modica said the spill 'was A ' -
tion that is liketalking about battle when an exchange of fire took place ‘ '33 .‘ " 1N)” basically confined to two rooms. ' ' '
plans or something. If and when we between Libyan and US forces. — ‘ . ' ' . ' "
Sec ('HEMK'AI . Poo. J ' l "
Former M A S H star . . D l t -] ‘ ;
d' - IT I‘ . a, eve 0pmen councr sponsors
iscusses l e , p0 itlcs ,, , . a; . .3 _ _ a
_ h f ~ d' f 800 ting senior challenge, golf match ,.
e ore au ience o r. ~ .. .1 »_
,. ; .- . ~ ————— . ~_ the senior class about ' ' . ‘ 5 ‘
BVJAY BLANTON rate rt of th ' , '.‘-‘ ""“D‘mww “m“.am‘mg . . _. .= . _, v ,
Shimmer g2" mi: are 53:??? “‘1: 3 5 semor Staff Writer “Tonight we’re here on dogging moneytothfo lowsrsih ., 1 ’; . ‘ .- v.
smoother tand) t ' ‘ \ . _ is is more 0} anawareness : . t; T '2 ., ».
Mike Farrell‘s character B J on edges (as I amine :jrgllggafdl LPhi: . a ¥ Students at the TWO K9."8 “"9"" a personal baSlS, trying prograrfnm 581d LouistStiaun'hchaiht- " 'i 7" I "
the teleViSion series M‘A‘SH was does “0‘ see hlmSelth possessing 5. thigh- ' K ago- :15: alight might not hate been to reaCh OUt to UK 1:}:‘2e0hereeonoggiiglrlsdongrl' basi; liv- ‘ .‘ ‘3 ' - 7" ‘
more concerned with getting back to the “sweetness and simplicity " that ,, « " 'v’ )I L“ d” a m“ of dimkmh but ° - . 3 . d ‘ -' h .' I: 4» i’ "' --
his wife Peg and his little daughter is found in B.J. a“ ”s ”“1" “"9 “We" “’1‘“ information students who hke (the ”‘g ‘° math-0‘" ‘0 L k 5'" em" “ c ‘ ' . : I" -
than the reason {0 A _ ‘ . Politically Farrell bl .; 7;”; a, A about the Student Development Ll . . like (the [ nlvel‘Sllyl and what it has ) t -f f. j l.
. _ s r merica 5 m‘ . ~‘ 5995 pro ems .- a. . i (i "l" . . . , . . anerSltY) . . . and iven them and would like to pay it ' ‘ , 1 ~ ‘-~.
tervention m Korea. with the way the American govern- . 5. g! > mm“ ,5 seniorchallengt pmgmm‘ . . E kin some form ~- " “ ’ ‘ i . " .4 ' 5
Reality. however, lends Farrell‘s ment presents issues. The US. ad- '*» ' - m: “1:5: nitglht, as StUdems "“5”? WOUld hke to pay It a(c)ne l'K senior who was attracted " ’ " i" f '1’
int ts ' ' ' ' t t' ‘ z .v w w um .. y - ~ . s * h v ~ _. 7‘
anglcisnceifigs many Wilma] arenas giggp't'iiohoHollatsheneN'lcta'l‘Eggrnaygglze. a 3’ I» council members d “-‘W‘l l” "hi“ 59' baCk m some form ' H to the bar by the posters on campus i' . .- .c' ' i " i
In his lecture sponsored by the ernment as being an “evil bunch of ' ' nior Challgnge T‘Sl”"t“'~ gm”? ”‘9'“ Louis Straub. [hogght )ilhe 'nf'f)rma-‘uon presented . 'w’f." '
Student Government Association guys that ought to be thrown out " MIKEF pms reading: “Get “me" SDC h ' wa‘sagoo “3" o rais'ingmoney . " ' .‘ -.7.‘..
. . . . . ARRELL . . _ . C airman This is a good way of getting a :~ » .-
last mght, Farrell discussed With the Farrellsaid. 'The council disclosed “5 plans 135‘ (fund-raiseri started "' said Margie ‘ - »" -." it": ‘
audience of 800 his views on a vari- In actuality Farrell said the Nica- Farrell closed by expressing his night after a week or mystery _ Brand an advertising senior “But a"; ”3:2 ' ' "5
ety of topics ranging from his stint raguan situation is a “mixed bag." views 0" why he believes everyone sm'md by signs ”)5th around cam ‘ len ie " bv donatin money to the it would be better if vou could hang ' ' - " ti. " .‘lt'
on M‘A‘S‘H to his Opinions on The Sandinistan government is a should participate in their govern- PPS that Simply sald~ “Take the Se- L'nigversit: g l on to 'our ledge card until after " I '- ’ ~' ' i N
American involvement in Central government derived from a fair and ment. Quoting from Aristotle, Far. nior Challenge" and "Get Blitzed at “There'Will be some «seniors: that you gr a) duatepan d fin dajob .. , "r , -.‘~
America. free election. The government is not rell said: “Politics means taking the Keys." have the attitude that they have al- ' Moreover donations from grad- a ,» “3}"
Of M'A'sofl, Farrell said it was as President Reagan calls it — a care of the common good of all the Last night the mystery was re- ready paid for their education" uating seniors are not only wanted ; ,' .
the “best TV show that was ever on bUhCh 0f “drug dealers." Citizens.“ vealed. Greene said ' they‘re needed P‘reudenberg ' " ~. - ' ' l
. the air." It was a show about “the At one point in an extensive ques A democracy requires partici- . .. . . , ,. “But with. a race “0d of one said ' ' , _
triumph of the human spirit." Far- tion and answer session someone in pation. During Senior ‘BlllZ Week. , g pe -- ' - ‘ 1 . ~ 25 t f '- ' ' ‘ ' - I
. . . - t is om n o - . - ‘ " ' - ‘
rell send his time on the show was the audience made reference to the wl“ 'h n“ ‘F AP 1 I“ 18' each 'ear after the pledge 15- made and T'u‘tmn on y‘ coversh 'lgqce'f‘ 9 ~ ' 'i ' ‘
the greatest professional experience recent G Gordon Liddy lecture The answer to all the momumen- o! the COUHCll’S 2'7 members will be three Years ‘0 pay “i ”“5 ‘5 a real u“? 195‘er {995' 4" mg ea“ - ‘ ’ '
in his life and an “o rtunit th t Farrell commented that Liddv‘s for: tall problems of the world is found in FGSPOHSlble for calling about 50 easy way m pledge money for a “mule? and 00367 5"“ch that an ‘ - -
, PPO "y a . . . . . ' the statement “I love " raduatin UK seniors said J ne worthycause."shesaid. educationdoesntinclude, hesaid. - . .‘
down tcome along very often. eign policy Views were Similar to the . youi Farrell g g . ‘ . a I th v t 1 ed bi the ' - . '
When asked to compare himself philosophy “Kill‘em all and let God said. ‘Man has an “innate value Greene. senior challenge chairwo- The purpose of the party was not n ano er 9‘9" pann ‘1) ,1 g
with B. J” Farrell jokingly said sort ‘em out later." In fact, Liddy (andlinherent dignity." man, . to collect money, said Tim Freuden- Student Development Cougcei [ml
“We're the same height." Farrell and Moammar Khadafy were “very However he added that must be Each caller Will try to encourage berg, Student Development Council 3:211:22 "piggfiotrogigsrgx. re s _ 5 ,
said all actors. though, try to incor- much cut from the same cloth " shared withothers. some“ to take the senior Chal' adViser. But rather to generate m' , See (‘HALLI'ZNk'jl'LPagcJ ' . . _ .
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Game 0 a1 c l d abuse clinic a SGA s onsors contest
. > * ne'figttgé‘fi?‘ “ssh .
By WENDY S. SMITH sored by the religious adviser‘s We really appreciate it.“ Townsend ' I! It ' '
Senior Staff Writer staff. which is made up of campus said. “I. Manon ' t g I w l k
ministers and religious directors, Also, she said, it tells other groups ff 9°" tourna 0 Ive 0 O Re 00
The Student Religious Council, a the religious council decided to take in the community that they can do mont "“ 0 in Augusta. . . ~ -- ‘
group of students who represent va- over and make it an annual event. something to help treat and prevent 60- '°d°Y- F" commentary, 8-" RQI‘AM) M‘T'LLINS "The 9” design was good.
rious religious organizations on Daniel said. child abuse. 30. 3M. P09. 5. Contributing Writer Skeens said. “but it wasuhard to dis ~
campm, will sponsor a volleyball Last year the money raised from . . . tinguishthelettersSGA. .
“Tournament for Children" tomor- the tournament was donated to the The religious council will not only M M M a n“ Lox- Beginning next year the SGA Will Skeens said the contest is open to
row for the benefit of the Lexington Day Center for the Homeless in Lex- be able t0 have fellOWShlp by W0l'h- ' have a new 100'“ The letters S'G'A' all UK students but '5 59‘ up to ‘jap-
Child AbuseCouncil. ington. which provides variom serv- ins together With all the organiza- inmon "‘9'“ 'P‘”: h“ Mk that '5‘ . pea] 6mm“), to people m design.
Six-member teams from about 15 icostohomeless people. tions, but also “we will raise funds 'n' roll '95,". F" W“, on ”The Student Government Assoma- art, architecture or who are Just
or 20 of the campus religiots organi- “We really need this help because for a worthwhile cause. which is ba- W. Peg... m" “We "3'9“” ”mm!” '5 creative. . . . .
rations will compete in the elimina- as a private, non-profit organization. sically one Of the main purposes for ‘ K ‘ fl ' . , .«v sponsoring a deSign 90”?“ to find a The ”F50" submitting the “ml"?
tion tournament, in which “we hope we rely on community financial sup- having this student organization," 5 ._ . f . . "”1030 for the organization. dale" w'" receive a ‘25 81" certifi-
to raisemo to $500for the benefit of port. We have to have this support said Kathy Graves, president of the h . Karen Skeens. chairwoman of the cute from the Umversny Bookstore
the child abuse center," said Teresa to keep going." said Sharon Towns- Foul). a _ :. . committee and SC?" senator at andszsfrorn SGA' .
Daniel. treasurer of the religious end. executive director of the child l l ' ' ' M ' ' large. said the main criterion for “People '" art and design use the
council. abuse center. ta:"he lvolleyball tournament will . choosmg a new design will be wheth- bookstore a logo Skeens said. "and
“There will be at least three . e pace 9 p.m, in the Alumni eritiseasilyrecognizable. we thinkthegift certificate wouldbe
women on each team because last The volleyball tournament Will Gym. Any student who is interested “by will 5. "“7 W The design currently in use ap- very useful tothem."
year there was no limit. and the all- selrve a dual purpose for both com in playing'should contact one of the WM! 0 htflt M the mid to _ pears on SGA‘s letterhead. adver- The onl 'rement for des'
men’s team: walked away with the 018. campus mimstries as soon as possi- . W 50k 7%! will b. tisements and 0"” official materi- is that a: use the letters 56%
“unfit/'Sllflld- For the child obi-e mtcil, "it ble. ' M u ”do with "l. '9' al,includingitsstudenthandbook. someeasilyyrecogniubleform.
AM the success of last year‘s benefits as an timea groupofcon- The t three - - from as to Oi. mm“ ““dw‘“ 1mm”
benem i inn m t y - °9 “3"“ w'" "m" » -- . a design by Dan Clifford a 1933 UK SGA President John Cain said the
voley men spon- cerned people do anything helpful. “Tournament for Children“T-shirts » graduate ' SeeLOGo Paced '

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W est Germany expels Libyan diplomats State prepares citizens
B\ Kl-Ixxl-ITHJAL‘TZ """——'—_————— tion. and France‘s expulsion of two . ,
'ted - . . . . Libyan diplomats last week. rep- f bl th k
"~‘°°°“‘ PMS “We Will not tolerate activmes that endanger resents “increasing recognition“ of or 0881 e ear “3 e
ONN. w :1 t‘ 'n ' We't ' ° ° ‘ ” the threatposed by terrorists.
GeBrmanv orderediixyigldulivan diplZ- American Citizens on German SOll. 8) CHARLES WOLFE who must help educate thousands
mats out of the country 'vesterdav Helmut Kohl. He would not reveal what informa- Associated Press 0f state employees for well a di-
and said it has "several indications" West German chancellor u?" the Lnlted Slates provtded ‘0 ‘ ' ' 53539“ v .
that Libva was behind the bombing West Germany. saying only that l-RAMxl-‘ORT —— The state took hentucky and surrounding
that wrécked 3 Berlin mscotheque — "the", is a close working another step yesterday in a states were rocked m 1811 and
frequented bv American soldiers, dered out if the bombing had not oc- the West Germans Washington still relationship" and exchange 0f "‘10“ dogged _ campaign ‘0 . prepare if“? b." quakes from the masswe
(‘hlei gth‘t‘rmllent spokesman curred hopes the West Germans and other mation. Kentuckians for something m0st hew Madrid fault. whichunder-
l-‘riedhelm 0st added. however. that ()st uoted Chancellor Helmut allies will join US. economic sanc- . . . . . 3 . have never experienced — a cat- 1195 parts of the MiSSiSSippi River
(l 3 , . , . . . , Western diplomatic sources said . .1 "in th ke Willey
the expulsions were not "directly Kohl as saying. "We Will not toler~ lions againstLibya.they said. Ost's statement about no direct con- dt .‘3 "3 ear 'qua ' . R :- h ‘ bel' ' the t
connected" with the bomb attack ate activities that endanger Ameri- t' bet - the up d And that history 0‘ 300d l0!" . esearc 9”, ‘e‘e , mos
. ~ - .. , . "9°10" ween exp SIOnS an tune makes it all the more diffi- violent of the New Madrid quakes
early Saturday on the La Belle canCitizensonGermansod. 0st said West Germany was not th b0 b‘ di ~ . . . ‘ .
' ' ' - - ~ 2 - e m ing dnot seem "Ed‘ble' it t f d ter that is registered 84 on the Richter
_ nightclub that killed two people and The government spokesman said reconSIderlng its position on eco- 0‘9 0 Seal 0'". a 53,5 . l t ' 'l' ' . h
. wounded 230 One of the dead and ti! there were "indications but no con- nomic measures: "1 can only repeat "I don‘t know why they said that. \1rtually tertain to, strike Ken- ‘slcae.fetr111p§1rariy_reiersing t s
. of the wounded were Americans crete proof" that the Libyan Embas- that. like before. the government it could be that they don‘t want to iUCifil againexperts'say . . ll 0“,.o E lfisilfslippl mg.“ an
_ A Foreign Ministry spokesman sy in East Berlin. capital of commu- does not believe in the effectiveness look like vassals of the Americans" . Its a comparatively easy se - eausing ‘c ugc s to c me as
said outside pressure was not in- mst East Germany. was behind the egg-anemones," one said. speaking on condition of mg Job in California. w ich suf- ahallaii'atsie oston, . _ l'
‘ \olyed in the expulsions. “We do not bomb attack, “Those indications anonymity. fers through a‘m‘aJor quake about f . e1 \ e r. a quakeTspema 1st
. . . take such decisions to do anyone a come from a variety of sources. in- An American diplomat said pri- €V9F." 30 years. >al‘d 31W? Cassa- T9? lair”) State, Lmlel‘S‘ltL
_ . - . ' t'aior.“ he said cluding both American and German watch: "This is not a one-week West German officials, also speak- W. 3.“ earthquake specifilist from sat a entucky quake measur-
- In Washington. the State Depart- security s0urces."he said. campaign Washington is fun“ en- ing privately. identified the Libyans thelniverslt} 9f Lou'§‘l‘le' "lg tf'obtghs'”. onhthe Rich-ter'scale
. . ment said kicking the two diplomats On Tuesday. a West Berlin Interl- ergized on the terrorism issue. expelled as Ahmed Omar M. lsaa 50~ While (alifornians under. '5 igoha .e. l" i 9 next 00,)931'3-
_ * ‘ 1 , 3 out was "anirnportant initialstep.” or Ministry official confirmed a We‘re not going to let go of it. We're and Mahmud Ahmed Shibani. both stand the importance or prepar~ ‘_"t the state standing a 10 PC"
, . ' (is! told a news conference the two newspaper report that Elamin Ab- going to m- to persuade our friends. “middle-level diplomats“ responsi- ”‘g for if" earthquake. To" Ke'f' Fe": c ance 0‘ a quake measur-
.. .. - diplomats had been under obser- dullah Elamin. a 47—year~old diplo- and even .our non-friends. because hleforadministration. tuckiansdon t. he said). 'What we ingi.6. . . .
~ . ' \‘Liiltlll for some time “for various mat in the East Berlin embassy. we see this as a long-term. increas- doundeistand '5 iii?” “ill be an >_(?u_:i(§9> 0i magnitudeefi are CUH'
‘ , ' aclixi'ies not in accordance with the was suspected of directing the at- ing threat. More can and needs to be Foreign Ministry spokesman Juer- ealthquake "1" henIUCk.‘ ‘2 0m: 5' 9' 'h'lapiiibl? 0i be}??? (Lam;
‘ , . ' norms of diplomatic behavior " tack. done" gen Chrobog said representatives of will occur. lie need to get ready age. .“ lbei t psedOf magnitu 9.1,
. ‘ ' He would not elaborate on his US. offiClals. while welcoming the the Libyan Embassy in Bonn had maligbm‘"§'°S'C31“3.‘- are (393 9° “1 espread. heat)
‘ .' -' comments and refused to say wheth~ expulsions. said they would like to State Department spokesman Ber- denied that staff members behaved \‘ou dont want to get people damage,
‘ . . . er the Libyans would have been or- see more anti-terrorist measures by nard Kalb said the West German ac- improperly. iiigdllirelzisuiisij 3:: dr:n:;r:‘gt :2 Every increase of one number
' - l ‘2: ‘ ' ' ° get them thinking." Charles Cot- 9“ the Richter $319 means a ten-
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' I tors still consider it an overwhelm- procedure “made all the difference was able to work again right up by a subcommittee of the Gover- recurrence 0f the, cataclysmic
mg 511008» in the world" to . her husband. until his last two weeks or so.“ Mrs. . . . iihr‘s Earthquake Hazards Safetv New Madrid quite.” a matter 0‘
. . . For patients m the final stages of Charles It gave him tremendous Carrington said. More important. The device. which can be held in 'l‘echnical Advisory Panel. The time. not pi obability.
, . cancer. a morphine implant means mild she continued. the pump allowed her the palm 0f the hand. usually takes seminar was for administrators "Once they occur. we know
- . g relief from the excruCiating pain in Carrington was the first to have husband to die at his home in less than 90 minutes to implant m a of state agencies and institutions. they will reoccur.” Cassaro said.
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Jackie picks arounu at what little _-————-————- get" disappointments and combat and you have laVOrable conditions '
bit affood is on her dinner plate. dc— “ depressmn. or even go overboard tor the development of these disor- -
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liberately avording items she knows For the with a ditt otcasionally to 10st extra t «
contain any calories to speak of. , weight. but these behayiors alone do There is more to say about both
Frieda her roommate of two years. HEALTH OF IT ii,‘ if not constituu-anm‘exm or buhnna the physical and emotional aspects
looks on, concerned about her [I “hat makes these afflictions dis- 0‘ eating dlSOrdt‘h than there IS
friend's “0'90“"le 80W" frame — ’ . ‘ orders are the physical and emotion space {0" In this column Ah ImPOF-
and growing moodiness. Jackie and . U al components which. over time. liihl thing I“ remember 15 that an” . ,
Frieda (not actual people) have at this pomt, she WOUId probably be I. §\ join together to make the behavuir rexta andbulimia area treatable. es .
lived in a residence hall since they diagnosed as having anorexw "erVO' l Fa 6 become addu'tlw Some paychologt Denali} ll “819 L“ sought as 500“ as .
came to college together. having 532 a psychological condition he“ l l w t. I, ' ii ‘3 cal and behavioral patterns that 1’0»!th _ . .
known each other since their fresh- characterized aSIa weight PhObla. ‘ w ”‘5 w I” 9 both anoreXics and bulimics exhibit With support trom friends and ' '
man yearin high school. 0? bIemg so afraid 0f being fat that g ‘ 9 Q a, l l are . , treatment lrom appropriate profes- ‘
Jackie is a bright. (lumen-w, 19_ Victims starve themselves. About 90 Q, I§ >’ -‘\l““'5°“-‘*‘”l -‘"”“‘“r”‘- \|t)l]‘ll\ \’lt'lllii\ can learn to under—
Year20ld. makes good grades. is ac- percerét ogorexmaarf :0'39'12 bl}! l F l ,1 t ontlicts with parentsII . . stand and subsequentl.‘ change their l . Y V
tive in several organizations and has men 0 ome a ec e - ur C0 ' I m ./ laxtieme tcelings oi s ldlilt and tlcstructixe behavior . . '. I
been on the dean's list every semes- legeISOPhOHtOII‘G. With the symptoms 2 W guilt over their behavmr , I 2 I .
ter so far. Her older sister always she '5 exhibiting now, needs medical l fa / l)(’nlill()llhe problem. It you would In“. more inlorma- . ' . 2' II
did extremely well in school. and and psychological help right “‘33" t5 ‘ k / Distorted htxlyimage; . tion m. are C("k-erncd about your— . ‘Z 2 4
her father wants to see the same she may. m lact. already have per- , 4 O 0 ./ “orries about sexuality oi sex sell. a triend. roommate or team- . . .' '. I,I'
kind of performance from Jackie. manent phystcal damage due to her ! Q? ual inadequacies. . mun. and an. ”m sure if the . . III .~ . .' II
She is Sfeet 7 inches tall. has an at'- long-termsemi-starvation. -. . W $ <9 / Irrational thinking and lt'll‘lal' problem ,I\ an eating disorder. you I ‘. I (I .' 3.}! '.’
erase frame and weighed in a! just . AS w." ha"? Ibald- dnorexw Iman- Abra ii} are encouraged to i-oniiii-t the health .I - I ‘ ; i"?
0W” '09 POU’ldS immediately beOVP ”8.5m “self as a morbid fear of l ~" ' education Ulllt't'. student Health .. 'I . 1I‘ I. .
dinner. beinngat and starts as aIpsycholoIgi- Because ”1 a strong preoccupation Sernces. lHt‘iT Medical Plaza. (‘am- ' " -. r ‘1:
in spite of h” decidely under- cal disorder. An anoreXIc also can I _ 2 in (Mr 5001(4) “Illl iillra(‘ll\'t‘lte.\>. pus 0023. 3334;4th or the 93mg my . .I 7.2:";
weight condition. Jackie considers d'SPlay 59'“? or all Of the followtng ‘ l fitness and weight. tood has become orders ot'liceat ZZth-tilo‘.’ . I, -". 1,: IIrI.. I, I.-I-
herself fat to the point of looking characteristics: If. the locus oi concern tor many peo- ' ImI 5'. :.I.I;-‘:'It _"
gross. It is not unusual for her to " Ye'ghl wad)! all???“ 25 per- w?“ \ ple We haw given it "power” to You can also 5”. a physiCian In \’-.‘ I-lnir'.
study or exercise '2 or both —— to the cent 0 origina .V weig _ 3 + - + - + . 2 - . . I . 2 fillihoh/AC 1‘“ 0- punishment or N‘ the Student Health Sci“. icc ’1'; I' 7 I"
brink of exhaustion. and she is