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We believe in sharing technology and
methodology for the benefit of all.”

- FUJIO CHO, PRESIDENT OF TOYOTA MOTOR CORP.

 

 

UK honors

Doctorate: Engineering degree presented
to Toyota President Fujio Cho at ceremony

By Jesse Lebus
STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

The President of Toyota
Motor Corp.. Fujio Cho. was
awarded an honorary degree by
the UK Board of Trustees and
President Lee Todd Tuesday.

“This is a very humbling
experience." Cho said of the
doctorate of engineering degree
he received. "I do not deserve
this degree because I do not
know as much as UK's engi-
neering Ph.D.s. so please. don‘t
give me a pop quiz."

In his remarks. Cho empha-
sized his open door policy. cont
menting that it even applied to
Toyota's competitors. “We be
lieve in sharing technology and

methodology for the benefit of

all." Cho said.

Although the ceremony
was conducted to honor Toy-
ota's commitment to Kentucky
and UK. Cho said UK‘s involve-
ment with Toyota's Georgetown
plant was equally important.

Cho explained that the UK
engineering department's man—
ufacturing program has played
a vital role in the success of
Toyota Motor Manufacturing
Kentucky. by educating Ken-
tucky students about the manu-
facturing process .

“It was easy for us to show
manufacturing. but we needed
UK to teach it." he explained.

Over the past few years.
Toyota has contributed 83 mil-
lion toward the construction of
the William T. Young Library.

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and has supported the (,‘enter
for Robotics and Manufactur
ing System's manufacturing
program by providing training.
tech support and funding.

After living in Kentucky
for eight years. Cho returned to
Japan in 1994. When asked

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Former Gov.
Martha Lane
Collins and cur-
rent Gov. Paul
Patton chat,
while UK Presi-
dent Lee Todd
soealts with
Toyota Presi-
dent Fujio Cho
before the cere-
mony Tuesday.

 

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STAFF

what he missed about Ken-
tucky. Cho said “everything."

“When I visited the (US)
Secretary of the Department of
Labor on Monday. she had pic~
tures of Keeneland and Ken-
tucky on her wall.” he said. "It
made me homesick."

Defeating terrorism, recession
on Bush's agenda for new year

Address: 'My hope is that all nations will heed
our call and eliminate the terrorist parasites'

STAFF AND WIRE REPORT

In his first State of the
Union address to Congress and
the nation Tuesday night. Pres-
ident Bush unveiled his plans
to hunt terrorists across the
globe and pledged a battle of
equal vigor to revive the na-
tion‘s ailing economy.

“We will prevail in war.
and we will defeat this recesv
sion." Bush said.

Bush. outlining his post-
Afghanistan battle plans.
vowed to unearth “a terrorist
underworld" existing in a
dozen countries. including the
Philippines. Bosnia and Soma-
lia. He said nations will be giv-
en a chance to wipe out terror-
ists themselves. and the United
States is willing to assist their
efforts.

“My hope is that all nations
will heed our call and eliminate
the terrorist parasites." he said.

But. he warned: “If they do
not act. America will."

In his strongest terms yet.
Bush called North Korea. [rag
and Iran part of an “axis of
evil.“ warning that their pur-
suit of weapons of mass de<
struction will not be tolerated.

Bush addressed Americans
with a tone of national unity
not heard since Franklin D.
Roosevelt. In polls. more than
80 percent of Americans say
they approve of his perfor-
mance.

Although most UK students
were busy watching the PK»
Florida game. some tuned in to
the president's address.

“I think it's a very good
morale booster for the nation."
said Daniel Townsend. an art
studio freshman.

In his address Bush asked
lawmakers to back his educa-
tion. trade and tax policies to
promote jobs. and embrace his
welfare. health care. farm and
environmental initiatives.

Bush offered no exact de-
tails on these policies: the ma-
jority of the address focused on
the war and the recession.

The US. must not stop
short in its war on terrorism.
Bush stressed. To do so would
give the nation a sense of secu-
rity that is both false and tem-
porary. he explained.

“It is both our responsibili-
ty anti our privdege to fight
freedom's fight." Bush said.

SPEAKER

Campus

Crusade

brings ‘Survivor’

TV personality: Mike Skupin will speak
Thursday about experiences Down Under

STAFF REPORT

For six weeks Mike
Skupin survived in the Airs
tralian Outback. competing
against 15 other individuals
for the chance to be the last
one standing
and to win a
million dol»
lars on the re
alityTV show
Surri’ror I].
But he lost
his chance
when he fell
in a campfire
and had to be
airlifted to a
hospital for
treatment for severe burns.

Skupin has since recov-
ered from his injuries. and on
Thursday he will be coming to
UK to speak at the (‘ampus
Crusade for Christ meeting.

Nicole Buckner. associate
campus director for the (‘rii
sade. said Skupin is coming to
share Christianity with stu~
dents as he recounts his expe-
riences with the show.

"He‘s a really genuine guy
with a genuine faith and a
genuine message." Buckner
said.

Along With Skupin speak-

Situpin

ILQLIRI,

ing. [lit'I‘c will be .i "Suri our”
competition held during tlic
meeting. Buckner said Sit.
dents attending the speech
will receive a iit‘kt‘i .it the
door. from which participants
will be drawn The student to
"siii‘yivc“ 'lie competition
will win Slooo

.»\.lthough Buckner didnt
want to give out any secrets.
she said the competition
should be iiin

“We‘ve got some crazy
things planned." she said.

Buckner said that the
(‘rusadc asked Skupin to
speak because so many siu»
dents followed Suri‘ii'or 11

"We wanted to bring
someone to campus that
would be culturally relevant
to students." she said

Celebrity appearance

Skupin will speak at UK's
Campus Crusade for Christ
meeting at 8 pm. Thursday in
Memorial Hall. The event is open to
all UK and LCC students who have
a valid ID. Seating is limited to
725.

Lawyers given 7 days
to dispute bullet tests

Pending evidence: Ragland's attorneys
preparing defense for upcoming trial

ASSOCIATED FRESS

A Fayette County Judgi-
will decide next week whether
results of complex metallurgi-
cal tests will be allowed in the
trial of a man accused of
killing a UK football player.

Shane Ragland. 28. is
scheduled to stand trial March
11 on murder charges in con
nection with the 1994 sniper
style killing of Trent DiGiuro
as he celebrated his birthday
on the front porch of his Lex-
ington home.

After nearly five hours of
testimony Tuesday. Fayette
Circuit Judge Thomas (‘lark
gave attorneys for both sides
seven days to submit written
arguments before he makes a
final decision.

Clark ruled after a .Ian, 9
hearing that test results on
bullet fragments taken from
DiGiuro's corpse and bullets
confiscated from the home of
one of Ragland‘s parents
would be allowed as evidence

Kathleen Liindy. a foren-
sic scientist with the FBI. tesr
tified for the prosecution dur
ing the .Ian. 9 hearing that
metallurgical tests on the but
lets from Di(}iuro were "ana-
lytically consistent" with
those seized from the home of
Ragland‘s father.

The defense. however.
challenged the validity of the
test results and asked for a
hearing to present testimony
from its own expert.

During Tuesday‘s hear
ing. Lundy testified about how
bullets are manufactured and
again explained the complex
scientific process used to atta-
lyze and compare their chemr
cal composition,

She repeated her asset“
tion that the bullets and bullet
fragments contained similar
elemental composition. mean
ing they were likely iiianutac
tured from the same
lead source,

Defense attornen iross
examined [.undy for nearly an

hour before calling their ex-
pert to contiaiiict her
testimony.

William Tobin. a retired
FBI special agent now em»
ployed as an independent met-
allurgical consultant. testified
that his studies indicate that
many batches of source lead
are similar in composition
and that it is invalid to jump
to the conclusion that bullets
come from the same source
simply because they have a
similar elemental makeup.

Tobin said he did not have
problems with the FBI's
eqiiipnient or method
of testing

“Where I have concerns I<
in using this data to make con
clusions that are scientifically
invalid." he said.

He likened the process, to
blood analysis Just because
the chemical makeup of two
blood samples are similar
doesnt mean someone should
conclude that the subiccis the
samples were t'iken from are
related. he siiitl

"We hay»- sigiiificaiii con-
cerns about the forensic valid
ity in comparative bullet lead
analysis " Tobin said "We‘ve
found too many i'x.iti‘.i)l(‘~ of
lead from different sources
with analytically indL-stin
guishable composition to be
able to conclude that because
the samples are similar they
are from the same source."

The murder of DIUIUI‘O
stumped polii e for more than
five years. But in January
2000. Ragiand s t‘thZ‘ii'lfi'lt’I‘id.
Aimee Lloyd. told investiga-
tors that he told her in 199.3
that he coitiniitted the crime

Ragiand was arrested af-
ter searches 'ii the homes of
his father ind mother in July
2000 Those searches turned
up bullets .is well as a Moral-
iber V‘i'eaihcrby limiting rifle
similar to the one it sniper
used to kill iiitiiuro on July
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ALL THE NEHS. THAT ,FITS

The Low-down

When the
power of
love
overcomes
the love of
power the
world will
know
peace.“

- Jimi Hendrix
(19424970)
American
musician.
guitarist. singer
and songwriter

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STATE NEWS

Legislative districts go unresolved
FRANKFURT A furious day of negotia-
lions between legislators and even a circuit court

judge 'l‘uesday resulted in an extended filing

deadline and l‘uxx/y lines for legislative and con
gressional districts Franklin (‘ounty (‘ircuit
Judge William liraliani left open a door for more
tinkering with the boundaries and filing dead
lines when he ordered that the Tuesday filing
should be ignored until he orders otherwise. Leg
islators pondered setting a midnight deadline
Tuesday in a hill they could pass late in the
evening but that would have run the risk of fur»
ther irritating Graham. Legislators. though. fa-
yor a quick filing deadline to avoid any new op—
position

Officials say plant explosion contained

(ALVERT t‘ITY. Ky. I-Zmergency officials
slIIII a tire and chemical release at a western Ken»
tucky chemical company Tuesday afternoon was
contained anti won't pose a threat to the nearby
community. “The chemicals have been confined
to the general area of the plant.” said Ray Bow-
man. director of the state Office of Emergency
Management. “There don‘t appear to be any ill
effects,” Bowman said that a fire at the plant
burned up most of the chemicals and the rest dis-
sipated. No one was injured in the explosion.
which ignited around 12:30 pm. CST and burned
until iltiili pm . officials said. Bowman said West-
lake‘s own onsite fire-suppression unit put out
the tire.

NATIONAL NEWS

Bush's daughter charged with fraud

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Florida Gov. Jeb
Bush's daughter was charged with prescription
fraud 'I‘uesday after she was arrested at a phar-
macy drivethru window while allegedly trying
to buy the sedative Xanax. Jeb Bush and his wife.
(‘olumba issued a statement saying they were
"deeply saddened” by the incident involving
their only daughter. 2iyear~old Noelle. A Wal-
greens pharmaCIst called police early Tuesday as
Noelle Bush was waiting in her white Volkswa-
gen in the drive-thru lane. according to a Talla-
hassee police report. Bush was handcuffed and
taken to the Leon County Jail. Bush was released
without having to post bond. which police said
was standard for a first-time offender. Police
spokesman Scott Hunt said Bush has no previous
criminal record.

UK STUDENTS
ARE YOU READY FOR A BREAK?

RETIREMENT:
The prolific King
of horror said in
an interview in
Sunday's Los
Angeles Times
that after he pub-
lishes five more
books, two

of which already
are scheduled for
2002 ~ including
a short story
collection - as
well as work on a
series for ABC.
he‘s ending his
writing career.
"Then that’s it.
l'm done. Done
writing books,"
he told the Iimes‘
Kim Murphy.
When he was
asked why, he
said. "You get to
a pornt where you
get to the

edges of a room,
and you can go
back and go
where you've
been and bam-
ally recycle
stuff." Referring
to the novel From
a BUIck Eight.
scheduled for
release in the
fall, he noted,
"I've seen it in
my own work.
People when they
read 'Buick Eight'
are going to think
'Christine.’ it's
about a car that's
not normal, 0K?"
He added, "You
can either con-
tinue to go on, or
say I left when I
was still on top
of my game. I left
when I was still
holding the ball,
instead of it
holding me."

 

 

Ky. soldiers attend president's speech

WASHINGTON ._ Army Capt. Jason Amer-
ine was on a mission in Kazakhstan when he
heard about the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. He said
the horrors of that day stuck with him once he
went into Afghanistan to help rid that country of
the aI‘Qaida terrorists and the Taliban regime
that supported them. The White House invited
Ainerine. of Honolulu, and two other Fort Camp
bell. Ky. soldiers injured in Afghanistan to the
nation‘s capital to attend President Bush’s State
of the Union address. Amerine said he was count-
ing on Bush to "continue to rally the people of
America behind this fight." The other soldiers
were Sgt. lst Class Michael McElhiney of Kansas
City. Mo. and Sgt. lst Class Ronnie Raikes of
Richmond. \’a. All three received the Bronze Star
and Purple Heart.

Student's family sues after suicide

QUINCY. Mass. ~~ Elizabeth Shin had tried
to kill herself with pills and later by cutting her
arms and wrists. Two years ago. she succeeded.
setting herself on fire at one of the nation’s best
universities. Her parents claim the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology failed to properly
deal with obvious signs of Shin's mental illness
and filed a $27 million lawsuit Monday accusing
the school of negligence. The school has denied
any wrongdoing. Shin. 19. a biology major from
Livingston. NJ. died in April 2000. She had re-
ceived treatment through MIT's counseling and
support services for more than a year before her
death. and had repeatedly threatened to commit
suicide.

Plagiarism accusation raises eyebrows

PHILADELPHIA ~-- Best-selling historian
Stephen Ambrose was accused of stealing materi-
al for his books. The allegations against Ambrose
have caused a minor stir on college campuses,
where penalties for plagiarism can include a fail-
ing grade. suspension or expulsion. Students and
academics predict the case will spur classroom
discussion about what not to do. Some students
go further. arguing Ambrose’s books should no
longer be used in class. “This runs counter to
everything that we‘re trying to do," said Dave
Chokshi, 20. a junior at Duke University and
chairman of the student-run honor council.

Mother sentenced for closeting child

DALLAS - A woman was sentenced Tues-
day to life in prison for confining her severely
malnourished 8-year-old daughter in a filthy clos-
et. Barbara Atkinson was arrested last June after
the girl. who weighed 25 pounds, was discovered
near death. “She laid there naked in her own fe-
ces. in her own urine. praying someone might
open the door." said prosecutor Susan Hawk, ask-
ing jurors to hand down a life sentence. Defense
attorneys said the defendant suffered a traumatic
childhood. He said that during the first three
years of Atkinson‘s life, she was neglected by her
birth mother. a prostitute and drug addict.

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BLACK JACK:
Harold Ramis
says his Orange
County co-star
Jack Black
reminds him of
the late comedian
John Belushi.
Ramis was a co-
writer on 1978's
Animal House,
which starred
Belushi. In 1982,
Belushi was found
dead of a drug
overdose in a
rented bungalow
in Hollywood.
Calif. He was 33.
"They both have
this really
explosive, un-
predictable
energy. You just
don't know

what they're
going to do,"
Ramis told
reporters. "And
they're smart.
and they're
dangerous. That's
a pretty powerful
combination for a
certain kind of
comedy. And then
there's some
certain physical
similarities just in
stature and the
way they move.
They move funny.
Belushi used to
just walk out
onstage.
audiences would
laugh. And I see
that in Jack."

He added, "From
what I hear, Jack
is physically and
spiritually
healthier than the
guys you might
compare him to."

Enron accused of manipulating prices

WASHINGTON —— A sharp drop in long-term
electricity prices after Enron declared bankrupt-
cy raises questions about whether the company
may have been using largely secret trades to ma-
nipulate energy markets, a Senate hearing was
told Tuesday. An energy consultant testified that
in the week after Enron announced its bankrupt-
cy, the “forward price" of electricity in the West
fell sharply. Enron had been a key trader in this
market. which is used as a hedge against future
power price changes and is unregulated.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

Israel plans to strengthen security

JERUSALEM -— Israeli officials presented a
plan Tuesday to tighten security in Jerusalem.
possibly including erecting barriers and check-
points to keep Palestinians out of the Jewish side
of the city. scene of two deadly attacks in the past
week. No decision was reached on the proposals.
which came as police reinforcements flooded the
eerily quiet downtown section, inspecting some
of the few pedestrians on often-targeted JafIa
Street. the city's landmark shopping strip. Mean»
while, Israeli forces continued their operations
against militant groups. arresting three suspects
and wounding six Palestinians in raids in the
West Bank and Gaza.

Saudi leader denounces U.S. policy

Saudi Arabia remains a friend of the United
States. but the kingdom is forced to keep its dis-
tance because of Washington’s support of Israel
in the conflict with the Palestinians. the de facto
Saudi ruler said in interviews published Tues-
day. Crown Prince Abdullah also said Osama bin
Laden was a “deviant" who brainwashed young
Saudi men to participate in the Sept. 11 terror at-
tacks in an attempt to ruin U.S.-Saudi ties. Abdul—
lah told the New York Times and Washington
Post in an interview conducted Monday in the
Saudi capital Riyadh that he was critical of US.
Mideast policy out of concern for US. “credibili-
ty.“ Abdullah was quoted as saying, “America
has a duty to follow its conscience to reject re-
pression."

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has leaped from the recording
studio to the big screen.

Based on 21 Nicholas
Sparks' novel A Walk to Re-
member doesn't follow the book.
but rather changes the book‘s
religious aspects to appeal to a
more mainstream audience. Al-
though the book. like many
books. is superior to the film.
readers and non-readers alike
will not leave the theater disap-
pointed.

Though this is Moore's first
film. she surprisingly portrays
Jamie Sullivan. a minister‘s
daughter and outcast of her so
nior class. remarkably well.

The film takes place in
Beaufort. NO. is a small town
that anyone would love to visit
but hate to live in. Jamie seems
stuck in the stars and doesn‘t
dress like her classmates. She
has a deep secret and doesn‘t
care what anyone thinks about
her.

The film costars Landon
Carter (Shane West). the high
school hottie in serious need of
an attitude adjustment.

Landon wants nothing
more than to escape Beaufort.
but he finds love instead. And
it's in the most unlikely and tin
acceptable (at least to his
friends) places.

Landon finds himself in the
high school musical with

soon after. these rehearsals
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line.

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bookstore.

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self, With songs by (obvi
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Christian rock band
Switchfoot. the
soundtrack is great.

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A Walk to Remember

is a movie that will

earn you major

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Blue Max ............... 226-0335
Two Keys... ...... 254-5000
Lynaqh‘s ............... 255-6614
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Lexington Ope ..233-4567
Actors' Guild... ....... 233-0663
Club 141 .............................. 233-4262

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Riverbend... ...... 232-6220
Taft Theatre... ..... 721-0411

The Crown. 421-4111
Sudsy Malones.... ...771-3550

Ripley's .............................. 861-6800
Playhouse in the Park ....... 345-2242

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