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Tuesday, March 2, ”7| UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY. LEXINGTON \ w! l \H \o "7 I ‘ -
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By GREG HARTMAN the research money and the l'ni— are? 77g§ I" is . . 7 at” -. '. . --I'7
Kernel Staff Writer versity's attempts to get it is a ‘ fii§igfl£iII§II.I5'Ii II MW” " II a . TI ,i 'I' f
in a time of shrinking re- tangled one. The main elements @ 7-7.7.->~ 3‘ I, , -.,... z“ III fa . 7. i. .'.

' search funds. a L is agency has are federal bureacractic inef— ., ' I r; M _, I ..: I [RT-KM." II
deCided not to continue its efforts ficiency and poor comniunica- ' , 7 a: " - . “v, III It; I
to obtain a half million dollars tions. _ M“ I‘M; _ 71* Iii.- ’ ‘3," . F
available for research on strip The total in question is $5.30 ,:7' A» .' . We " 2:7; '.
mining. 000. Of this, $437,500 is federal ,7 7;» I 'I. " .I e _ . _ 7 i I' II -' -

lhe announcement came Feb, money. with an additional $112, ‘ w I 8‘ , - ‘ ' ~7__ I‘% I” 3 7A.". ‘I If -. 'I
22 in 11 letter f1'0"] the L K Office 500 in matching funds supplied pp 7 i / . ' . 1 2'13, .I
of Research and Engineering by the state. 7 M ‘ W _ '1 M . M J ‘3‘ 'i- :’ ~ I.
:21"??? ‘zgfifflamaiwn m f “I‘Ink' The money is earmark ed for 8 I ~ g 7.; I~ I . 7%?- 'I x ’I' I ‘I
dort.I fe *‘ decrsion ‘0 ‘llth‘ research in six' specified areas of \f; -o . : i, ‘ -: .. 1
frawh rofrIn IIqurther competition strip mining problems. The areas -. 11'. ;_ 7’5 ~‘ 7
3:0 tog] lii'td LITE: (fitter! a Lfk are: design of new surface mining \ , ‘ a I7 I. . I.

‘ . i - .-“- I sur ace mining. technlquex 59‘ 1' WW ”(I M “$35: v ' - . ,

R I The story offIIthe l)ivision of merit control. slope stability ”7‘ . 35;;- .. .. ;' {I \.‘ I. . . c-III:

cc amatioii s e oits to gii e out vegetation, and water quality. . a 1 III: I'. .‘QI .‘ -. i . I I.

The Appalachian l‘iegional A ’ ”*4 a“ 7 *2} _ “ " \ 77-5-72:

4/1 19", ’lptll‘ork Commission is the federal agency . 7 . "M: ' I .g a -- I I‘. i

that controls the funds and has M . , . ".7 .- I ‘, '7 ,7

4 final say over how they arespent. -. -. v II ' I, a"? I , . ' .7 t

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I [01'119(I by lhe state Division of lieclama- ‘ J " ‘ l ,’

‘ tion has a contract withtlie \li(f7 ‘f ",I. " '
UI( ' ‘ ° ‘ specifying in detail the experi- Eartll(luake talk

(lC’ll/ISIS ments to be done ineach problem . . _ : i‘» -‘ , " "

A statewide ”emergency alert area. .. Dr. Paul L. Doughty. assoriate professor of an oi a Natural l)i\.tsl(’r- '1 m- pH-iixian LiirhipiaLi A): .I, ,I .
netWork" has been formed by stu- Lls s first proposal for use of thropology and (“WNW 0f the Latin Ainernran The leriure hits the st'tulltl in tin imp n; ‘l. :7 2 a, .
dent activists from 15 Kentucky the money was submitted to the Studies Program at Indiana l‘nin’l'SiU. spoke lasi rhmlxilogs lerime sei‘it's. ,Kernel pimp, in [you . .
colleges to gain support for siii- Division Of Reclamation on Oct. night on "Applied Anthropology in the Aftermath Robertson) . ’ ' ‘
gle—campus protests or (lemon- 13‘ It included a” ”I“ 731,635} but —-———-——-—-——-—————-—————-——————-—-—————~—————-—-— —-—----~~ 73?: ;'I ." II'II‘,
str‘itions did not cover all the indiVidual .. 2 III I . .' . ‘:

David \Valls ofl.exington,one eitperiments required. It wasIre- -., I‘ ,
of the organizers of the network, (vised and resubmitted on UN‘ II.“ , ‘ .

' said some 400 students agreed wITh" 7 h . l . d l .I‘--'"’ .
to its formation during a three- '5 timet efiproposa CO‘eITeh ’3 “I.I7:" 7‘ 7 ' .5
day Alternative America Confer- onIIIyaIthe last V: areas. :th ‘7' ‘I-‘L ‘q/ ,I "

. , .T _ cc to experimen s o e . - . I . :j
incela“ “eke” he” hem" contracted by ornas to the its. South Viets Plunge across border a
erence was sponsored by the F0 est Servi 6 “though the new . . . . 7
CK cha ter of the Student 310— r ‘ C " t ' . . s ' . ' f :. ' " .
bilizatio‘; Committee to End the proposai Sm] did not cove, an to smash Communist sanctuaries 7. t. .
Warin Vietnam the points listed in the ABC I . _ . I ,. _ 1 ’

Wall said students from 15 contract,theDivisionofHeclama- II SAK’OX ‘1“) - lhe \orth mentary evidence indicated that force that “'1” rermir Ii! the I: -7_ ‘
state collIe es and 8 out-of-state tion forwarded it to Washington \ letnamese haveset up new sIsz- the (Iommumst command moved \aigon region 7 , .
institution‘s: exchan ed names anyway. It was finally rejected tuary base areas in eastem (dim- at least 200 tons of war materials The i \ ( rimmanti 1’, i\ .ij- 3 I,- ',
anId honeIniimbersT t thI two weeks ‘ago, after a three- bodia, and 581w)" f'Ht'fi‘ ‘dfi‘ out of the sanctuary areas under ready begunphasing}? no: :7 ' I
“)6ch alert systenI] o crea e 6 month delay. plunging across the border to fire. it“) (“mint ”,7,” ,7”, 7 r .I I,

_ ”The important. thing about Officials frustrated try to smash them. a topI:\\iIner— Air support saw)“ area. and ‘iit' n. .77 -_ _, II I,
the conference." Wall said. ”is Both the rejection and the gin field mmm‘mder Mm 0” ”W operation it WWW. ”W he UIWDMM \ ' I’ I \ v. ' ." .i.
that it brought together for the delay frustrated ()lil'ZS officials. a7. fill] ”mile Of T ‘ air Hippo“ ”mm“ :I’ I, III, 4} j. -"
first time young men and worn- who had expected to have ()Hlfis Heavy fighting in (I_nnl\()(litl including helicopter gunships l‘iaiis it w 9». ting: i, . i - ._ I; ' '. .'

en who are activists on their named the prime subcontractor. has he?” (“I“r‘h“(l““""l “V ”1“ {mm the 1“ 'I‘ifljii‘din' WNW)”- iii’m" 3“" \“Hi’? “ " ” " I II .I3 I
campuses. some felt that Frankfort had de- South \ ietnamesedriveintol .ios Hue aim of tho- nix-ration. Visions. the; 1 My? 1r .:* t. '~

”:\nd for the first time ever. liberately placed the burden of to out \orth \Iietnain's Ho It'hi other officers said. is to orott‘t' ldmlklilml a :3 «KW‘V- WWW '\ I
“re now have Sort of an in1me- decision on \VashingtonIkno\"ing \llnh Trdil \Illpply llll(‘\ illilt l(‘(‘(l file l("\KI l \ L‘FHlli‘hlt ?r(\()ll\ ellld t’iiiiFr ill \J‘llil‘ . ,.'n.1,’i‘. I" ( A“ I‘ ' 3y: I i j‘ -’
diate alert network which reach- full well the proposal would be the (7ambodiaii sanctuaries the sizable \nieruan ingistii s i'V‘tiid I"I.‘ a, ._ 7; '
es 3”. across the state.” rejected. . 7 ”The South Vietnamese are '5: I} l i I. "

\\ allalso said thoseattending hlmore (irim. director of the tangled u w'th t . \ i \ ‘7 _ ' - ' I .‘ ' 7.' ’7

_ pi wo ort.i Ki ,‘ . 2
the conference passed a resolu- DlVISlon ofReclamation.acknow- namese divisions in (I‘ln1b0(ll‘ y ,7 ' _.,
tion calling for simultaneous ledges both points. but denies the 7th and the 9th .. said ”I I _ k. .7 .p-‘t
demonstrations on Kentucky that his department was responsi- (:en. Michael S. DaIvison. out~ . I . i,
°7ampuses In support of a um- ble for UK s proposal being re- going commander of the cs: Saigon, sends fresh troops ., '7 .-
fied calendar for spring anti- jected. 2nd Field Force. . "I r E? .7 -» ,‘
war activities and a pledge for ”We had hoped for a com- . . a8 enemy tanks Close in ‘5’ .7

‘ demonstrations in the event ofa promise,n he said, explaining his Dawson commanded AImen- 7 7 7 I 7 . - ~_ 1 - ,‘ J
dramatic escalation of the war. Continued on page 7, Col. 1 can troops who took part in the . SAl(.().\ (Al ) —l‘.nemy tank helicopters are flying gunship. gr ‘ . I: . ,- i.
first thmst into Cambodia last reinforcements were reported troop lift. resupply and medical '. " ' I. a r
May. He is leaving soon fora new closing in on a major South evacuation missions. The T .8 - .‘ . . - , '.
“/ .ll . l assignment as commander of the Vietnamese position in the Laos (Iommand has acknowledged the '7j ' 7 7I,‘ - 7. 7 '
l lamS announces p 3118 U.S. Army in Europe and the panhandle Monday and Saigon loss of 36 helicopters on both 7‘. ‘. I
7th Army. rusgiceId fresh troops northward sides of the border since the 7': ‘- ‘ .'
. . to ster its units. Laos operation began Feb. 9 ' 3 ' ' ,
to run for SC reSIdenev ,. "my “shuns . other mian dime. . . , i-
J ” lhere's been some pretty . AS the Laos campaignIenteIred eluding iet fighter-bombers. III. I ‘ I

Student Covemment repre— pects his ninning mate will be heavy fighting," Davison said “5 fourth week. ”19.81“”th ills“ 1"“ *IUPPONIIHE ”W opera» ‘I " ‘ ~ I-
sentative Jim Williams an- SC Ire resentative Willie (Iates in an interview. ”Thus far. it sun was flmd m. the (“we to cut U0" and pounding lW'i‘il‘ '1‘ ”W I ' " “
‘ . . ‘. ‘ . p ‘ " l k l'k h \' h y- , off enemy supplies moving over . , . _ ‘ ' ‘ 7 _.
nounced last night his candidacy (-ates when contacted about 00 5 to “s l e t e ‘ 0" let . . . . Ho ( hi \iinh ir'lll v

. ‘ i- ‘ . - - .. ,~ namese have gotten the worst of thello (‘h‘ Mlnh trail. But more \l I’ I ~ 5 ’ II
for SC, president. the posstbility, replied W hy 't .. - - hard fighting w“ expected . ssocmted l ress correspond- . . i. .

v- . . '9" l . ‘ . c . . . . . ' . \\ I I ‘ I II - l I r
IromhI eIhIlodmptIex. “;I It thm:(: Williams emphasized that the Ie.IOtiIt)e ietnaIfiiese, owI; newsmen they had seen “mks sot-mes said th II “ll/If neIIiIa. . . I
Inga” 7" “aIIIemp d'd heI ' key to his campaign will be eve" me, erLuna 6194:“: moving around the Highway 9 tiohs that orffif f t‘q‘t‘I-Iiflim‘ , -. . . II .‘
presi ency. ” ianis sai 8 ex- "peace. and brotherhood." tth stockpiles ““3”“ o ‘3” town of Ban Dong and a concen- b I ‘7'] ‘ ‘7 ‘ 1‘] M ”.ni m} If”, 1‘" ‘ ' I 7 :I
---~~--------------, Irn ninning. says Wil- res1stance by the North \ ietna- tration in the area of a Math ”if" S 03*: CWIWIWAI iliI since . . ~ . . . I-i

liams, ”for a reason other than mese, Davison 531d Vietnamese lst infant“ l)ivi- (“221;“)? ”"‘\’_ «*Im “IPHIHII- 7 , '_
Weather Im qualified. Irn running to He gaid the new sanctuaries si'on position known as Hotel 2. th' (I r } mm H“ "im “m ‘~ , ‘ 'I
k l f b . t' ht .. . I 7 . I .. Th . . . be f . k at in Iotiei areas ot laos , . - ._ -
Foremst {of Lexington and vi- eepIpeope rom eingup lil - are located in an area called 9) gave no iiuiii rs o tan s \orth \ietii-iniese tor 'e's \\ 7 ,I
cinity' Mostly cloudy and cool “illiams said he would not Dam Be halfway between lligh SPONCd- putting “reg”? 7m I ””1“ I“? . . . '
today With a high in the “PP" :zztlzullgségissfnrnlgscampaign, wayh‘ and the £0“:I0ff(t':his;lg Hotel ‘2 is ll miles southwest posts. These accounts said se\I- " .. ~I I .
40.5. Bil" beginning tonight pos— He said he .pe '8?) inonIeyI. an t f{.eaStir3than ‘. 01159 .le- 0f "anti \ (’II. and last week was eral battalions of enenn troops . * ‘ . '
sibly later changing to snowwith formI but adcrl‘eily £2: isd‘pdaf- om; iver. fIS Iong “Th "“798 reported under strong enemy were reported massing near the ' .. - ‘
a low of 30. Continued cloudy . . ‘ ‘ m e- nort west .0 iaigon. e a '85 pressure. secret long (iheng has? m ' ’ -
and cold tomorrow with a high inite. fl‘d "0t dnYe t7h‘s far north flu" Ban Dong is 15 miles inside northern Laos, while other (Toni- ~ '
. . . Th - . - .. . . ing the major incursions of last la g , . l d . 7 7
In the mid 30 5- e Heap!“ If elected, Williams promises \l d] . 0~I- . . . mrinist- e units knocked out .i .
tion prohbilities an 30 percent that Student Covemment money ‘ ay an une. W hile L .5. authorities have guerrilla base supported by the 7 '
today, 50 percent tonight. It‘ll would be spent only on free Davison said that, when the declared that "0 American US. Central lntelligence .-\gen- ,
”percent tomorrow. concerts, movies. lectures and allied drive across the border ground combat support Will take cy just north Of the Plain of .
WW... similar ventures. was launched last May, docu- part In the Laos operation. US. Jars.

 2—THE KENTUCKY KERNEL, Tuesday, March 2, 1971 —_—__________________________——————
C O C .
Nixon sets SIX-pomt plan 6’]
It'ilfs MUINlfis low-,1 .\I*)_lrresident Nixon Friday-in which Nixon willbepushingthedomes- news erne s
told the Iowa Legislature Monday that his six- tic programs he outlined in his State of the L'nion '
. . point program will bring ”a new .\merican revoln- message to Congress. 1
tion, a peaceful revolution." Nixon told the legislature: ”If the lessons ofthe From AP reports g
. Nixon reinforced his bid for support from the past decades mean anything, they mean that as .
‘ ‘ ‘ farm belt by boosting by $100 million his original power has been concentrated more and more in DES MOINES—President Nixon Monday told the Iowa ‘
. proposal to share in rural development. The orig- Washington, as decisions have been made by Legislature that his congressional proposals would “lead
I ~ inal figure “‘85 31 billion. remote control, the special needs of our rural America to a new birth of'grmnwssf‘ ()1
' i He said the $1.1 billion total for the coming communities and 0f th? great heartlandIofAmerica . leasei
' ‘ fiscal year represents ”‘24 percent more for rural more a”d moreIhaVeIeither been neglected or even SAICOiN—Enemy tank reinforcements were reported clos- ‘I HOPC
. ' development programs than is being made avail- gone ““‘f’cogmzed- . . I.” h ing in on a major South Vietnamese position in the Laos / eager
- . able to the states “I‘d“ existing categorical grant 'Ihe IreSidIent said rural America “I S are panhandle Monday and Saigon rushed fresh troops north- thed‘
. programs." substantially in the sharing of federal revenue in I d t I It .tj 't' A‘ tI L- II . .- . t) d . I mayi
. . . . . . . . . .. . I 1 and in special revenue sharing for man- war 0 )0s er is ours. sI ie aosIcanipaigii on (re its I
“N P“ “dint announced ”It increase “I ‘1 genera . , . fourth week, the Situation still was fluid in the drive to cut depei
. 4 speech to a joint session of the Iowa House and power, education, transportation, law enforcement off en . 1- . ,- , v if Ho Chi Minh t '1'] tions.
I . . Senate in the House chamber. and, in some cases, for rural community develop- emy “199'“ "m”"b 0 er ‘9' ‘ ‘ r‘l ' a we;
' , The six $10315 Nixon mentioned embrace federal meatrid, Nixon said, there will be more decision SAICON~The North Vietnamese have set up new sanc— I“
. ' ' revenue sharing With Statfi 90'4th and municipal making at the state and community level on tuary bases areas in eastern Cambodia, and Saigon forces 3‘1““
' ' . govemments. welfare reform,Ibetter health care, questions affecting their futures. are plunging across the border to try to smash them, a top . “00‘
, reorganization of the federal (labinet-level depart- ”To put if bluntl . n he said ”I b 1. th t American field commander said Monday. In th
- merits and improved env1ronment, and an expan— I . I . I II I . ‘ .‘ e ieve 3 Johns
sioiiary budget to fight inflation. egis ators 1n 0‘1“?” m-thls capitol, know better t v . . - l W ‘i I
N" . . . . I I . than bureaucrats in \\ aShlngton, l)_(,_ what is \VASHIIN(.f0N—flopes swelled Monday for early termin- ! t g
I . not! got repeated applause as he outlmed best for low .. ’ 't' f . . 'd .1 'k) h- . I I .I . f . - 19203
I , his goals. ‘\. . h a. 'd h . h h . a mu o a nationWi e rai stri ( t ieat as negotiators 01 as his
II . But the chief executive drew some boos and I. ow,hIesai ,t ere is vs at etermeda double the union—legally free to walk out at any time—resumed some
' f snowballs outside the statehouse from demonstra- mls‘iaafch' - , , , talks on wages and work rules. I . .
tors )rotestin 1 eve 'thin from i rices to curbs St e nation grows and theeconomy expands, X Al)
I L .rl . g pgp . needs grow fastest at the state and local level ‘ ‘ ' ' ' TI
. on the construction industry and the Indochina And at the same time x . h h h. LhNINCRAD—The SOViet Union urged the big \Vestern “III“
I war. federal government is‘v‘ee‘ pensncte S I‘lwf't at t e powers Monday to press Israel into an early Withdrawal from ‘ l
I Nixon appeared unperturbed by any of this as hues and oft v ‘I bid] {Kinda coIec ing rIeve— occupied Arab territory as part of a general Middle East I‘NI .
. he entered and left the building. ‘180 it aekn e? a t d I ispgnsmg serv1ces. agreement. “”1”
He motored downtown to the Fort Des Moines overksome 21f “:3: 2:21;." (3:19:23 bserglee tfodturili f...—
- I I Hotel for a conference on rural development with tax system to meet stateyand local neg/d5." e era \VASHINCTON—Capt. Ernest Medina accused the Army i
' . I ' four Midwest govemors—host Ilobert D. Ray of The President 3150 argued at length in favor Monday 0f trying to keep him from challenging ”I“ WSW i
I . . Iowa, Richard B. ()gilvie of Illinois, Warren E. of cutting the present 12 Cabinet departments mony of Lt. William Calley Jr. that orders to kill civilians :
, IIIearnes of Missouri and Patrick .I- Lucey of to eight and, in the process,abolishingtheAgricul; at My Lai came from Medina. Another officer, Col. Oran !
. Misconsin. . . ture Department and reassigning its functions. K. Henderson, charged with covering up the My Lai slay- g
I ' , “‘9 governors brought along key StateOffiClalS- Contending the American farmer has changed ings, said the Army is trying to block his efforts to present "T"
‘ I \IXOH had With him four(.iabinet members. Among while the federal government has not, Nixon his side of the story. might“
- - others, Mrs. Nixon accompnied him on the trip. said: ' puma-i
- I BEfOTB entering the hotel, Nixon pausedoutsLde ”'II‘he farm is a man of many talents now- WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court agreed Monday to
. iiinctihZOlfljaiiilcflwihnacf'gilhzlhgkigwllfffridg'dmisniinailt a busmissmank, ahteclhriician, a scientist—often decide whether members of Congress can be prosecuted
. must not lead to the closing of great public build- fhlgfrfa‘ivmihngrie 15 W111i! In more lines 0f work on charges of accepting bribes. The test case involves former IIIlIiItIrI
. .I ' I ings. “The ruril communit“ is becon“*i"“"‘—"‘ in . . Sen. Daniel Ii. Brewster of IMarIvland and the constitutional 33:73 A
' ’ He said the violent demonstrators would like diversified in its econoniic base 31;;(f;;:Lll:‘::d::: speeches and debate pr9"‘5'0"I that senators andIIrepresen— - :3:
. . to keep him in Washington m he could not come and its population patterns. While all this has tatiIves shall not be questioned in any other place for their lip:
4. ' out ihn the coiiIntry, but that it would Ipotfwork. gone on. we have sat in Washington with the 081023ll RCUOIIS- cziiiipi
. ' ' 'l‘ e Des . oines appearance wast e irst in s I) - ICam
I I I a series—there will be another in Rochester, Ni, S?$:18682partment Of Agriculture We have had NEW DEI.III-—Five persons were killed and scores in- 111105}?
' jured Monday in violence that disrupted the opening of . “”9“
I . I, o o o India‘s 10-day national elections for a new Parliament and l refs“:
.‘ I 1‘16(111]a ('Ilalm S ILA l‘my bans hln] forced suspension of balloting in some areas. 58.11:},
' . . ’ ' Supporters of rival political candidates—I)ackiiig or op- “ spenki
‘ , ' I o N 9 posing Prime Minister Indira Gandhi—fought outside voting I fig}
I . ‘ {l'() [I] (.011 testll] (I (Jalley S St()]"‘/7 booths in four of the nine states that went to the polls. ,
‘I ' ' I b ./ They used knives, pistols. stones and soda pop bottles. I
l . . . \\.-\SIIIN(§'I'()NI‘AI’: — (Iait. Army has issued orders a . v r. '. , r, . . . . , , , , i _ 3 835‘
, - Ernest Medina ““de ”u, Ami”) not be pcrmitted to do (if 1“ “mlw‘w‘ f‘” U“ rebuttal Plus" \VASI‘IIINLTQI‘N— Secretary of "Iransportation Ilohn A. 313‘;le
. . , Monday ot ”Emil to keep him The order, Medina‘s attorney _~. (.alley, “Ill.” 1.“! fl“. nnipiw Volpe kept a critical report on the supersonic transport under I will:
. troin cliiilicnmng the testimony allegui I“ it“ action iilcd Mou- mg“ on Medina 5 (11‘th CU”)- -. wraps today. . . , . Natl
. . oi It \Villiani (Ialley la.. that day in the US. Court of Mili-- paiiy. is charged with the pre— 1 Volpe told the House Appropriations (.ommittee the so— grafdt.
. i , ”“10“ to kili iiiilians at \l) tar) Appeals, was issued in writ meditated murder of 102 \iet— called ICarwxn Report makes misleading statements on noise weds.
- ,, _ - Iai “In” ”(His Medina. mg to Capt. Aubrey Daniel. tln- naincsc civilians. (Ionviction l and climate pollution and is outdated. l.
, . I 29-) car—old prosecutor in (In) {In}. “HIM brlnu ”1" death [)ciiztli). L~_—_“____ I
I {\lltldlitlllii‘i oliiccr (.ol.()raii ley Hit \1 I' . l‘ l A‘-Hd Rap
I . fl. Henderson. (liai'ged with . DIM. II . I I I I I. Ie( ina ias )eeii toriiialli ac» Rober'
:!|\i‘illlL' up the \l}~ I.:ii slinings, H“12:21:“:”Influx?! ()ElIlewlhiid' (lusink-.bm .lmt referfid :0 “I?” ° ‘ "‘ fawn-iii
. , s. , I. III I II '. ‘. ‘ .; ._oin ~o )eing responsiie or ie A 14 o D ,1 I . 'II ,
» . iiiiuctin'irtshit].li)i‘iislilil'lIli‘isttiilii’:ii l’artiIiIi. refused ('01lllllt'lli. It “as alleged murders of Vietnamese A II ()I ( ( t(} I) 1358 ()llt ' it‘dr‘k‘!
' u I ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ thIc first t-(Iiiitirinatioii that Daii- iioiicoinbatant persons aliegcclly . if?“
' . W it‘ Wantei Medinas testimony committed l) members ol his ‘I t h '1 i . s . . run
. . . ‘- \fwiin... nov. stationed at Ft, in the (Iallcy trial. company.“ (ferald Alch. assisl- b 01 llldc lllbb 0V6] he‘lb ill-Sim
‘ . \IUI‘tH'tWIH 4- \smi in- "is (Iallcys trial. in progress in ant to F. Lee Bailey—Mediums W/\SIIIN(TI‘()N (Al’) — The committee have demanded the B” C
- - ' . read}. \siilingand alili to testi— It‘rllllttt’ltily Sillt‘t’ NOV. Ii]. is in civilian lawyers—said the speciil L" 5- Air Force is phasing out Defense Department remove slot
. ' . i} in (lalici .\ coiiitinartial at rcccss until Wednesday to allow ications allege Medina killed not 51m maCIiinesatitsoverseas bases machines from all [-5 military
\ ' ' Ft. Iii-inning. (.1... but that the the prosecution time to bring in less than 175 persons. and Will banish them entirely bases around the world. Ihey “V33:
4 . . after July 1, 1972, senators in- have been banned from domestic “W“
. . quiring into military corruption postsfor several years. 692:5
. . , announced Monday. Recently the Army announced the ~‘
, I 'Ihe Air Force decision is the it was destroying more than a 5 Shit-c
. . . latest ofa series of actions taken million dollars worth 0f SIOt ma- 1 “I"
' - tu ent enter Boar presents by the military against the gain. chines at its clubs in Vietnam. fled;
I bling devices, once defended by Senators were told Monday “90“
I . the Pentagon as moneymaking that some of thosemachineswere Elmo
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have been denounced as sources "‘0'“le PTOfitS~ 3‘2};
of stealing, bribes, payoffs and A young New York lawyer Gr“
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off-duty clubs. in Vietnam he ordered detained :32 pi:
, DEFI N ITE DEPARTURE HAS BEEN CONHRMED . . I THERE pen:Ilost rrtienI'ibers of the Senate’s 8}: least one Shipment of slot ma- ”5"?
I I _ anen investigations sub- c ines sent to Sarl Electronics
' ARE A FEW SPACtS STILL AVAILABLE . . , IF YOU ACT \ CO- cliecause h: ffiared a plot to MI
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. IMMEDIATELY! THE KENTUCKY KERNEL mesecfiiiom‘i (fifties.
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8 Days — 7 Nights . . . price includes P53313333 ngthe Board of Student firm not ”persecuted." p g I:
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, $225335 continuously as the Kernel Ien. said former Brig. Gen. Earl -
plus several extras . . . Advertising DUblished herein is in- F‘ C018 called him tWIcev 0" VI
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be reported to The Ewen machines and ”told me firmly
$234 pRICE |NCLUDES TAXES ISIUBscmp-MON RATES there was nothing wrong with
early. by mail — 39.“. ~ . ..
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—— ,..._ .. _ THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. Tuesday, March 2, l97l—3 -‘ . ' ‘ .
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“id Kernel Staff Writer To "lake matte” “’Unc ( and strategy ul3 pi’ml'ueci l.il\\lt‘llL‘t' . ' ~ - '1 V~ ,1 . :
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()f the yarigu5 recently re— ”K 5t”) better) 10111150” “45" l 3lurmaii and director Martin a, “ ‘1 - . ,. .V
leased films, ”The Great White lthte world s most humble athC- Ritt was not to mess with a " as _
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m 1 depending upon your expecta— the I "V: r Tile u 3‘31““??? tor the fact that it was obvious- 1 (5 . ; ~ f --_' ,
trons. It s a good film, but not S ‘ th ' 3' 1 me ly a iantastic play, it could have 1,3. i - ' . ~. .
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a great tilm. fused) 2031230? WT.” [:3 C0; been a real bomb. " ’ :’ ...- . r_ 13"?- . '_ V. .
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in the film biography of Jack ”White H” d . ts 1a w 1: some beautiful slow motion toot- , 1;; 1 -. ‘~ ‘ '
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Johnson, a towering black heavy— _ t I n“ ‘11 i if” age graphically shows Jeflerson s , 1‘ a; . , g . 1. ' . 1: ,
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ed as his white mistress. Already, Originally a play when he walks back to his _ ' .1 if ‘$~.§l ' 3"- ' 3'
some amount of L'OlllllCt should To begin With. The Great dressing room surrounded by his 1 ~ R a“; " . x " .
be apparent. White Hope ' was originally publicity posters promoting the , 33. . g i 1!? 3". . 3 3. .1 '
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im exactly a landmark period in the in fact. Over the course of A second minor flaw was in R 6391‘ taxi. “i? '1 ‘ ,. 1’.’ -.
L‘lVll rights movement. Such a multi—year engagement. it won the production. the wholc t m 315453.132???» ;‘ ., . ‘ , ':
activity, to say the least. was all the awards—including a lillll looked like it might \cr) x 9?, g? “$73 1', “-1 I ' 1 "
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nt The deadline for announcement: is firm that 5’0”“ “"3"" {D ’3‘7 3‘7““ juries quite good ‘3 L" f ‘3‘ 3 ‘ " U '3 "I .
7:30; p.m. two .days prior to the {int received. ; .; , . . \{iili :13\ H 311““, 3111; , ~,.¥ i..',1-.~. "t1 . -.1 :1 . ‘~ 3,
pubilcatiori ul’ arms. in this column. Ken Sopmmore me,” scholastic {is lor lll(ll\'l(ltllll acting pcr- .1 “ ' ' )“ ; "f “ “ ;‘ ' ‘3. ' , f " , , 3 , .1 '3
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8d I‘OILAY plications available at Student Gov— quitt- good Lis_l(1llei‘soll. .Llll,t.ii‘.".ln “1! "mg” newton M Li" “1‘3“” 1.~ 2.1m”; I ”I” l) 33 3 1_ B". ,
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£1- tiu‘rald Henson. Pr‘ivate' school 93- must be returned to Alexander “Yang; .1. 1'11 1 .\ “1 i i I -~ ‘ .-. 1. l ,1 . " .' L .. .., . .- _ . . . . , 3"
t:ui.i.~hcr quc‘stir n5 Kentucziyfcmpul- 422 Rose Lane. by March 20. Itllit' .\it'.\;tlltlt‘r 15 1‘3“,“ lllili.‘ “linin; «15- 111.“ v.2 Mu. . in .. .. 1 . .. .. . ".1' . . 7‘.
lal sor) school laws. 7:30 p.m. March 2, ‘ ‘ , . , ,i, ‘4"! .:) ,3.1' R .1 . W .15. ,, . j. . ~ ‘ .‘ , ,
245 Student. Center. C“”°C“°" “Dwelnw‘s to ”“3 5‘?“ to do out lollow her man around “‘1' 1" “ ""'“ ““‘"“ r""’ " - .1 " .
'n' - . W -tl ,"k n, m r‘ 1 5‘ dent Government directory are availv , ; ; _ . . ; , . . _ . -_‘. .. _ _ _~ 1 _ ; . 1 _
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311 p.m. Tues” Nldicli 2, Bittelieii Fine (.V ' Th , 't ta' , . 4 1 " ’ 1 1 1
Arts Bldg. Transylvania Universits “"n er' . 0' gunp‘cmen CO" "'5 ‘1“ she docs haw .i big sccnc. .iial . ' ‘ _‘
campus. $1 donation. updated list of campus telephone num— _' I w ., . ; : ,. ; .1 ;. 1
(‘ampus Girl Scouts ‘tleeting 7 pm be”: ““1 33‘3"“in recel‘v’Cd durmfi size naniiit-s li lik'tllilllllli}1 ii 3. W s . ,H. . , f3 :1 1 N r ‘ ,3 a El 3 . s x i' . 1
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11- All interested girls are invited to Links SChGlMShlPS are now 3"311' l . 1 ‘ ,1 l t . “ .‘ , 3, : '
of , attend. able. Any Junior woman may apply. tic litttcr than litllli or iin‘n. ; '.‘ 1 ." . . x
‘ Faculty Brass Quintet. Performance Contact 557 Office ’l‘ower for 'lltftfl- a“ “Edd“, “ lt‘ilt‘l‘hlill‘S lllilll- :1 o 1 .1 a s . 3‘. 'fl 1 ' -
id ‘ 8:15 {3.17}, Tues. March 2, Wzlliam mation and applications. Deadline is ‘ . ‘ - , . f}\ E fill E g} (F rg F (‘5 3 St Rt {3 i f :3; $1 1; 1,} ‘u. _. _‘ t ‘1‘ . 1 .
‘3 Sony Auditorium. Free. March 23. ilgt’l‘. Clllit‘l‘l ls iiilit‘tisllt 111 .: 1