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Vol. LXXXIX. No. l5? W "If Unlvenity of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky kw ulna I”! Monday, April 22, I985

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By STEPHANIE WALLNER . Morton, 31. Of 1972 Kingtree Drive, informed that he was discussing and had been questioned by police in of the warrants w more than two to T nnessee .

Managing Editor 15 charsed In the June 9 murder. Charlies of rape and murder with pt» thememtime. montls old at the taifne of (Morton‘s: tion eobminedalrgrhesr‘hliwrhngga' V ' ‘
rape and'sodomy of graduate stu- lice detectives." Angelucci said in Angelucci ruled that the ”ch-cum. arrest. and nothing occured in that the judge said, ' .-

Statements made by accused mur- dent UthUhE Chen In the Chemis- hlsrullng. _ _ stances do not indicate any unnecos- two-month period of time to render The defense's motion also lied I
derer and rapist Elzie Alexander try/PhySics Building. His trial IS The tapes do not. indicate the use sary delay in taking the defendant them invalid." for the suppression of all hca l .1 , '
Morton can be used as‘evidence in scheduled for May 6. of trickeryor coercion by the detec- beforea magistrate." The defense also argued that the evidence obtained at MortonPs 2:3: . ' , '
his trial, a Fayette Circuit Court Morton made the statements Of al~ tives,"the3udge added. Lewis and Monahan also said Mor- federal warrant for unlawful flight er’s home. This alskoas overruled ’ :
Judseruled Friday. _ 198°? confession Aug. 2. at the "(he , _ ton was arrested illegally because was invalid because information and Angeluccl said evidence found I : '1 '-

Judge Armand Angelucu over- Of his arrest In Long Beach, Calif. Morton S attorneys, Erwm W he was sought under warrants for about alleged sightings of Morton in at the house is permissible in trial , o - ' ,
ruled a motion by defense attorneys and Aug. 5 when he was extradited Lewis and Edward C. Monahan, said probation and parole violations and other states was not included. The house was searched (‘mce , ‘ , '- i

, to suppress the two taped totem. . Morton:s Fourth and 14th Amend- for unlawful flight to avoid prosecu- Angelucci said this did not indi- when Morton's mother gave lice _ . .
statements, ruling that Morton was He did not request the assistance ment rights were Violated Since he tion. The attorneys said those war- cate falsity or reckless disregard for consent to do so and both the fins ‘, , , 1'
adwsed of his rights and waived of counsel at any time during the was not taken before a magistrate rants alsowerestale. the truth. “The Lexington police had and Morton's car were searched " ‘ _ .
thosenghts on both occasmns. statements. although he was clearly until the morning after his arrest However, Angelucci said: “None reason to believe (Morton) had gone later withawarrant , ' ' ' f
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Saturday night was awarded the . , .1 ‘ ‘ . . f n I“ " to.” 3:, d ‘ \; ;§"3{‘ 33.. g ’f *
Lyman T. Johnson Award for his "% ' ‘ om § \‘p,~ ‘ . , z , it, j i " )3:- ‘ {A 1‘” . _ 4 -
contributionstotheUniversity. ~74 ‘ ’ 1 l: - ~ “it? a r. O h l .< I ' l 1% ..‘ ‘ J ." ‘ ‘H "at, ‘30» ,

The Lyman T. Johnson Awards '9 "' » . ' , D ' ' " , f" ’ "t ., l. Wow-“5'" ‘ ~‘ _ .
black student at UK, was sponsored _ , r, , k “,6, v ‘ 4 "fl; . .
bythealack Student Union. ‘ . ’ 2:; ' - -~}‘:: "‘ .

Walker, editor of the Communica- . ' ' y' _ 5. “5’5“ Eh I... fl . 5257:5353 ‘ ‘ - ,
tor, the minority newspaper, said he / ' fl - . rm? ,. 9’ ‘ ' ‘sjyoaé'fthtm y; .
was “elated" to receive the award. , ' 3.2? :4 .- . naive to ,3" ’37:»? "f '-;-~-~
He also is a member of the com- ,5?“ . ‘ - .t‘: , “Wm *é'lni’tgr . V _ .
mitte working toward the creation of r“. ' ' " p , 554319;; "3» ‘ 7 . _
ablackcultural center. iii" ' g. ' l ' J "i fly ~ 'h’ 1 5m '

The Evelyn Black award was " . ,,.. . t '“ ' “-7 . . t .
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the office for minority student af— " h j“ , t MM meam
fairs. The award is iven to a fac- '
my member or adnginistrator who fifth , d The Porter Paints balloon, flown by pilotdohn Daughtery, finishes the Little Kentucky Derby balloon _ ‘
has helped black students beyond _ V" »' ’ n race Saturday. The Porter Paints balloon finished secondmthc competition. .
the call of duty, said Greg Spotts, .. .4- _

BSU president. 1 , ‘ , ‘

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sented to Spotts, who also was in- ‘ ‘ . , BEN GUESS ..

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The recipients all of whom had a " , from previous years, SAB «(it also was sup-load with the low temity little sister who helped in ' ',
required minimtim grade point av” , , cials wonder if student) want the firm. “We ind everything that the FarmHouse-Alpha Omicron ,
age of 25 were chosen by a board {a ,. , . 29-year-oldtraditiontoecntlmie. was neon-my to have fun, ex- Pi sorority dunking booth, said, ' ' - ,
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UK ° . e ‘ ' went mom,” said SAB Vice Hequutionedwbetherstudents alizeditwmldbethisfun. s .V
I'CCCIVCS 1..., President Scott Mn. “If UK really out this event. “1 mean “Ihada blast," necmoesnid. . , , . .
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Stiff "Ports tenihnce.” opal up the &y to the Lexington balloon; third, John Daugher- . -' .
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Inlormation on this calendar at events is collected
and coordinated through the Student Center Activities
, , , attics. 2087204 Student Center. University oT‘Ke’n- ‘
tucky. The Inlermation is published as supplied by the
on-campus sponsor, with editorial privilege allowed
tor the sake oi clarity ot expression. For student orga-
nizations or University departments to make entries on
the calendar, a Campus Calendar form must be lllled
‘ out and returned to the Student Activities Ollioe.
W:rmnnumummuummmmmm.
e Exhibitions: MFA Thesis Exhibition: Caren 0 Plays: Rashomon; SS-Pub./S4 Stu. 8 Cit.; 0 Lectures: ‘Donald B Dudley Webb, local ° Plays: Rashomon: SS-Pub/S4-Stu 8 Sr. Cit;
Cunningham: 107 Fine Arts Bldg: 12-4z30 GUBl'W' "1.01": 31‘» P-m-i CO" 7-3297 land developers'; SC "10°". (Rm. 2‘2): '2 Guginol Theatre; Bzw p.m.; Call 7'32”
Daily; Cain-8148 0 Meetings: Emergence Feminist Women‘s Noon:Call7-8867 ° Concerts: UK Chorus: Allen Goodwin, Di-
- Exhibitions: Figures from Rodin's 'Gates at Press Mating: 11‘ SC: 5:30 p-m.: Coll254-2946 ' Movies: True Grit: SIJS w/UKID; m'tor: Cont-r 10" tho Am: 8:00 PM: Call 7-
‘ Hell' - Art Museum: Center for the Arts: 12-5 0 Movies: Starman: $1.75 w/UKID: Worsham Worsham Theatre; 7:30 p.m. 4900
T-Sun; Call 7-5716 Theatre: 7:30 p.m. t Plays: Legacy; SS-Pub/S4-Stu 8 Sr Cit; Lab ° Meetings: UK Fencing Club Meeting -Equip-
0 Concerts: Council on Aging Spring Concert 0 Recitals: Recital by Margaret Kennedy's Theatre: 8:00 p.m.; Call 7-3297 ment available: Alumni Gym: 7:30 p.m.
- 'The Best of Broadway‘; Center for the Am; Voice Students: Center for the Arts; 8:00 p.m.; 0 Recitals: UK Brass Choir: Roger Ridenour, ° MOW“: TWO Grit; $1.75 w/UKID;
7:30 p.m.; Call 7-3145 Call 7-4900 Director; Center for the Arts; 8:00 p.m.: Call 7- Worsham Theatre; 7:30 p.m.
’ _ 0 Movies: Starman; $1.75 w/UKID; Worsham 0 Recitals: Faculty Recital: Dmitry Feolanov 4900 0 Other: Honors and Award Ceremony by
Theatre; 7:30 p.m. & Carol Sampson, duo-pianists: Center for the ' Sports: UK Baseball vs. Louisville at Home: "‘9 UK 51‘8"“1 DOPOHMOM: Center lor the
. O Other: Phi Beta Kappa Initiation and Ban- ARts; 8:00pm.; Call7-4900 Shivley Field;3:00 p.m. Arts: 2:00p.m.: Call7-3145
quet; SC Ballroom: Call 7-6742 0 Recitals: Tuesday Noon Recital Series; Cen- 0 Sports: UK Women's Softball vs. George- ° 51’0"“ ENVY Deadline 10" Intramural "OCR
. _ s Sports: UK Women’s Softball vs. Transylva- i“ for 9h. Am; 12:30 p.m.; Call7-4900 town at Home; Woodland Park Field; 4:00 p.m. Meet: 135 Seaton Center: 4:00 p.m.; Call 7-
nia at Home; Woodland Park Field: 4:00 p.m.; ° Sports: UK Baseball vs. Cincinnati at t Meetings: UK Resource Conservation Club— 3929
' Call 7-3928 Home; Shivley Field; 3:00 p.m. recreit new members 8 elect allicers; 111 SC; ' WO'k‘hOP‘: Alumni 105 Club; FTOO: "KM
0 Meetings: Organizational Business Meeting 0 Meetings: SAB Public Relations Committee 71001331.: Call277-9m5 Mathews ”dB-3 513017-111-
for Democratic Socialists of Am.; 115 SC; 8:00 Meeting; 111 SC;4:15p.m.; CallB-SOSO 0 Meetings: Amnesty International Meeting;
p.m.; Call7-7052 0 Meetings: Travel Committee Meeting - Ev- 115 SC: 7:30 p.m.: CONS-8147
eryone Invitedi; 117 SC; 6:00 p.m.; Call 8-8471
0 Meetings: Uk Water Ski Club Meeting: 309
SC: 6:30 p.m.
0 Meetings: Cosmopolitan Club Meeting to
elect officers: 205 SC; 6:30 p.m.: Call 7-8646
e p10 5: Le a ; 35qu -St 8. S Ct; L b e Plays: Rashomon; “pub/$4 5m 3, s.- c"; 0 Plays: Legacy: SS-Pub/S4-Stu 8. Sr Cit; Lab 0 Exhibtions: Figures tram Rodin's ‘Gates of
Theatre¥8:00 :1?- (“”423 u r ' a GuginolTheotre; 8:00 p.m.: Call7—3297 Theatre: 3:00 p.m.: Call7-3297 Hell'; Art Museum: Center lor the Arts; 12-5 T-
e Recmfls; Collegium Musicum, Jonathan e Sports: UK Baseball vs. 5,0,9“, at Home; 0 Concerts: UK Choristers: Sara Holroyd, 01- Sun; Call7-5716
, Glixon, Director; Center for the Arts; 3:00 Shivley Field; 1:00 p.m. rector; Center for the Arts; 3:00 p.m.; Call 7- 0 Movies: Apocalypse Now; $1.75 w/UKID;
p.m.; Call7-4900 . Movies: Apocalypse Now; $1.75 w/UKID; 490° Worsham Th-otrsflmpm
e Movies: Apocalypse Now; $]_75 w/UKID; Worsham Thwfre;7;30 p.m. ' Sports: UK Baseball vs. Georgia at Home; 0 Other: Physics Spectacular Demostration -
Worsham Theatre; 7.30“,“ e Recitals: Guest Reci'al; Paulette Grun- Shivley Field; 1:30 p.m. Free; 115 Chem/Phys Bldg.; 8:00 p.m.; Call 7-
0 Other: UK Opera Theatre: Scenes from clean, organ; Center for the Arts; 3:00 p.m.; ' Movies: Apocalypse Now; $1.75 w/UKID: 3197
Operas; Center for the Arts; 12:30 p.m.; Call C°"7'49°° Worsham Theolre;7:30p.m. . H
7.315 e sums; Film: Rodin: The Gates of Hell: 0 Recitals: Recital by students of Patricia -
0 Other: Book Sale-thousands of duplicate Free; UK A" M05991“? 210011-014 C9" 7'57‘6 Montgomery; Center 10’ “‘9 Arts; 8:00‘1b‘fm-:
books 8 publications will be sold; 104 King Li- C°"7“9w
brary:9a.m.til4p.m. ° Sports: Intramural Track Meet: UK Track;
Call 7-3928
0 Films: Film: Rodin: The Gates 01 Hell;
Free; UK Art Museum: 2:00 p.m.; Call 7-5716
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1 Movies Arts 8 Concerts 6152‘) Intramural and Athletic Events
5 ' 4/22: Starman; $1.75; Worsham Theatre: 7:1” PM “222 Concerts: €000“. 0" ABMB 59""9 C°M."" ""19 Best °1 Broadway': Cen- 4/22: UK Women's Soltball vs. Transylvania at home: Woodland Park lleld; 4
4/23: Starman; $1.75; Worsham Theatre; 7:30 PM ter lor the Arts; 7:!) PM; Call 7-3145 PM
4/24: True Grit; $1.75; Worsham Theatre; 7:1” PM 4/25: UK Chorus: Allen Goodwin. director; Center lor the Arts; 8 PM; Call 7- 4/23: UK Baseball vs. Cincinnati at home; Shivley Field: 3PM
4 '25: True Grit: $1.75: Worsham Theatre: 723) PM ‘9‘” 4/24: UK Baseball vs. Louisville at home: Shivley Field: 3 PM
' 4"26: Apocalypse Now: $1.75: Wmiwm "Wm: 713° PM “23: UK Chori-tm: Sm Holroyd. director: Center for the Arts; a PM: Call 7. 4m; ux Women's Softball vs. Georptown at home; Woodland Park field: 4
4, 27: Apocalypse Now: $1.75: Worsham Theatre; 7:1!) PM «00 PM
U28: Apocalypse Now;$1.75;Worshom Theatre;7:w PM 4/22 thru 4/24: Exhibitions: MFA Thesis Exhibition: Caren Cunningham: 107 4/25; Entry deadline for Intramural Track M9; 135 Seaton;4PM; call 7-3920
. ' 4/29; Apocalypse Now: $1.75; Worsham moans; 7:30 PM Fins Am 8169- 12490 daily: Cc" 7-8148 4/27: ux Baseball vs. Georgia at home (DH): Shivley Field: 1 PM
~ . 4/22 thru 6/2: Figures from Rodin's 'Gates 01 Hell'- Art Museum: Center lor 4/28; UK Baseball vs. Georgiaathome: Shivley Field; 1:!) PM
the Arts; 12-5 T-Sun; Call 7-5716 4/28: Intramural Track Meet: UK Track: Call 7-3928
. 4/27 thru 4/28: Film: Rodin: The Gates of Hell; Free: UK Art Museum: 2 PM;
‘ Cal17-5716
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. . ‘ .- Meetings and LOC1UT'OS E Special Events Locking Ahead
, , '. ' 4/24: Lectures: 'Donold I. Dudley Webb, local land developers'; SC Theatre 4/23: Plays: Rashomon: SS-Pub./S4~Stu. 8 Sr. Cit.; Cit. Guginol Theatre; 8 PM; 4/31: Purchasing Procedures Workshop: Free: Rm. 15 Memorial Hall; 10 am.
- (Rm. 212); 12 noon: Call 7-8867 Call7-3297 tl|12p.m.;Call7-1851
. ‘ U 4122: Meetings: Organizational Businees Meeting lot Democratic Socialists at 4/24: Legacy: SS-Pub./S4-Stu. BSr.CIt.; LabTheatre;8PM; Call7-3297 0w: Summer Job Search: Free: 1WMathewsBldg.:9:Np.m.
-. ' America; 115 SC: 8PM: Call 7-7052 4/25: Rashomon: SS-Pub/S4-Stu. 0 Sr. Cit.; Cit. Guginol Theatre; 8 PM: Call 7- 4/3): interact Meeting - Supper will be provided; 412 Rose 51.; 5:00 p.m.; Call
4/23: Emergence Feminist Women's Press meeting; 111 SC; 5:30 PM; Call 254- 3297 7-6093
2946 4/26: Legacy: SS—Pub./S4-Stu. 8 Sr. Cit.; Lab Theatre; 8 PM; Call 73297 5/3: Last day at classes .
' “23; SAB Public Relations Committee meeting; 111 5c; 4:15PM; cougsfio 4/27: Rashomon: “PubJQ-Stu. 8 Sr. Cit.; Cit. Guginol Theatre: 8 PM; Call 7- 5/6-5/10: Finals Week
4’23: Travel Committee meeting- Everyone invitedI: 117 SC: 6 PM: Call 8-8471 3797
. “23: UK Water Ski Club meeting; 309 SC: 6:!) PM 4/28: Legacy; SS-Pub./S4~Stu. 8 Sr. Cit.; Lab Theatre: 3PM: Call 7-3297
. ' ' 4/23: Cosmopolitan Club meeting to elect ollicers: 205 SC; hm PM; Call 7- 4/23: Recitals: Recital by Margaret Kennedy's Voice students: Center lor the
8646 Arts: 8 PM; Call 74900
. 4/24: UK Resource Conservation Club- recruit new members I elect ellicers; 4/23: Faculty Recital: Dmitry Feolanov 8 Carol Sompson- duo-pianists: Center
' 111 SC: 7 PM:Ca11277-m lor the Arts: 8 PM: Call 7-4“
. 4/24: Amnesty International meeting: 115 SC; 7:30 PM: Call 8-8147 4/23: Tuesday NoonRecltal Series: Center lortheArts: 12:31PM; Call 7-4900
_ 4/25: UK Fencing Club meeting- equipment available; Alumni Gym; 7:” PM 4/24: UK Brass Choir: Roger Ridenour, director: Center tor the Arts; 8 PM; Call
7.4900 1
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