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2: M'mtElASrBLACK SWViVOTS,‘ on one Of the Libyan ves- “We now consider all approaching War“ between the United States and Three US. carrier task forces en- siles were detected t-arh \eslt'l‘tiln ’ . V - ‘ '1
5003 955 5915- . Libyan forces to have hostile in- Libya. V . . tered the Gulf of Sidra last weekend morning Eastern Standard ’l‘iiiit- ' , -- '
SH N Am . Both Weinberger and Speakes tent." The SOViet Umon supplied the SA-5 to assert the US position that the during the second (lav lll maneuvers f . » i .'
WA INGTO ” . erican Vwar- added the American naval battle He said the US. force held its fire and SA-2 missiles that Speakes said waters are Open to ships of all na- off the Libyan coast The lll‘xl flights . " - : " ' '
planes knocked 0‘" a Libyan missile group operating off Libya had been until a sixth Libyan missile had Libya fired before a US. jet aimed tions beyond a 12-mile territorial by LS Navy Jets (“81‘ the gulf oe " - . 4"
Slte and disabled two guided~mis5ile placed on what amounted to a war been fired at American targets. a Harpoon anti-ship missile at the limit curred late sum-at night tiiihniii iii , - .' V "

: pVatrol boats ”5‘“de Vafter Libya footing. While he denounced Khadafy‘s Libyan patrol boat. He said the Sovi- The Gulf of Sidra is a large. LT- cident.the sourcegwim ‘ ’z " . .. j .i
We" at 19.3“ s‘i‘ mgsViles at US Libya, meanwhile, in broadcasts government as “an outlaw regime ets had been notified when US. shaped body of water that cuts into But as more M. “m. hmhhm . '~ '
mgl’efiauflfi be 0‘? d: 'thfloam‘x; on state-run radio that were mon~ and up to no good,“ the presidential ships went into the Gulf of Sidra. but the central Libyan coastline from scuthward. "we started st‘t'lllg mun» '5 5',

lf affysVdrine ((1) . .‘1 t‘ m ff‘ itored by the British Broadcasting spokesman said the United States declined to say whether there were the Mediterranean Sea. Khadafy has military activity and tin-ii ".‘l tit- ‘ . .- ‘V: Vl'V,
GVUV 0V 3' a, a minis ra ‘0" ° " Corp, vowed to “make the Mediter- did not attempt to provoke the Li~ SOViets operating the missile sites. claimed the gulf as Libyan territory. tected the missiles." Ullt' mum. '3' :i' ., " x V. :2;
eiassaid. ranean intoa sea of fire" and urged byans. “That‘s for the Libyans to an- warning he has drawn "a line of said '

Defense Secretary Caspar W. attacks on US. oil facilities and “We were there on a peaceful swer."Speakes added. death“ above the gulf‘s entrance Th \V n V V V V .V , :- l: .‘L? .-V.\ .._V:
Weinberger said the retaliatory American workers throughout the exercise to transit in interna- , .. below which US. planes and ships 0:; 3‘!" 5 '9‘ 1“" “i” "W "4”" .Z' "‘5‘ ’ I- {rm-"'1“
strikes had been conducted without Arab world. tional water," he said. “We will con- agigaisggecmrofiggihg (1,3531%? are subject to attack he” ”(fjijmggt mm! ’““ “M ""1“". i ' , :" .-' ' 3":
an’ loss of US. men or ui ment. In a blunt arn‘n to Li that tinue too rate in thosewaters." . _ . .. . .' . . . . ICE an L: tit er sni-w‘w- («initial \t'S ' -."2-=‘.‘
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S Vpr 'd "th p0 r); e Unin States 05 not conSIdVer in response to 3 question, Speakes half hour after the first US. misSile ognize the Libyan claim. 250 planet malt-u... . u- "iiiiit ., M4 . '. , «‘ ‘- < _‘~.

pea es 53' ere are no apparen the episode closed, Speakes said. 531d. "1 can‘t characterize it as was fired. According to the sources. the mis- (long i ‘ I L. I d ~‘ . KEV ‘ _.-..~V
Final Four , .. - i... ,. . , SGA senator artery 1
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, W _. . Fa - . .V we ByHRMH'UOPER what ls happening. sh.» '.\l‘ti'r iii . :- » . , ‘ .
’"’ $ at ‘ . .. ' fl ""3 ”m5 Senior Staff Writer her letter . . - ‘ 7
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By JOHN JURY ’» ’39:, ' " .4 - . ‘ . an?“ .‘ Placement of Student Agencies in two years ago when the lnterirzirei ‘. - ' . -. 2 >
AssistantSports Editor ' . V» A. the Student Organizations (‘enter is nity and Paiihelieiiic count-its rt- V . " . . ' - .
. 5 -.‘ V ' #4,, a violation of administrative regula- quest for office sgvttt. w iiiiparaim , . '
Just last week officials were won- , y ‘ . . . . ca " . g; tions and involves a serious ethical in size to the Stv'ii. 'it :‘tLTt‘nClPS rt- . ' '. a
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dering whether 10.000 tickets would -' 2., " ll. 7 9 dilemma. said SGA Arts & Seiences quest. was denied . . ~ ~ . . j
be sold to the women's Final Four 7.“; . w.- Senator Kathy Ashcraft. This is the precede..' tiit.‘ »\.\lit‘t';1it . . ’ ‘
this weekend in the 23,0005eat Rupp -.:’-" ‘ . . '6 . Her accusations came in a letter says Harris wcahi it; l't‘\t!>iilL‘ . . '
Arena. .~' ' : ‘V ‘ , to the Kentucky Kernel about two should he approve t'I- move to Sta '_. . .

Now with the addition of two rev V - «a 3, - » ..» 5,3; 4 . weeks ago. after the Student Activ- dent Agencies. . . . ' . V
gional favorites to the foursome, V,’ . . v» . , : ities Board decided to recommend In addition. Asht-i..3i shirt the vii / ‘ ..
those same doubting Thomases are ‘x‘ 7"" “r' . I, 2'. )v . ’ 'm the agency‘s move to Student Center dent Agencies faculty .tti‘. wr ;s : . .V
expecting bigger crowds for the .. / -. -‘a .5 . ‘ V xiii ' Director Frank Harris. serving his role in ‘Jitltitlitli‘ tit sit: ‘ . V ‘ »
NCAAtournament. ~ .2... 2. “ ' «I! e A Harris will make the deClSlOn dent organization policy is estal» '

Western Kentucky and Tennessee. , ,. ' Q ., ’ it. based on the advisory opinion of lished by the Student Rzuhu .iiit: lie ' .
two teams just three hours away r- “ h I . SAB and the Student Organization sponsibilities handbook ' . '
from Lexington. join Texas and Assembly (‘itingthe handbook. Ashanti said .
Southern Cal in the most prestigious , The Student Government Associa- that Jack Blantoii \it‘t’ t'hulitft‘litil' ,
event inwomcn's college basketball. ~ ' i . tion senator who has formed a vol- for administration and the group ~ . . ’ - '

“If I could have picked four I... _ » untary committee composed of faculty ridviser can fit” h. .t;- tutti» ’ V .' V . .

teams that‘s the wa it would have about 12 members to investigate the er because he is not .i m. "‘bei' Hi ‘
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" turned out." said Sue Feamstei', . possible impacts of the move. said the faculty .- V V ' V
tournament manager and UK assis- - . .9; SAB‘s decision to recommend the "The ”cum. am. mm, V ' - ' U
‘ tant athletic director in charge 0f ‘ move is discriminatory. member of the facui‘i .: iiit‘d lll\i‘l: '
womenssports. . a”; . “No one group is to be favored sity.” she said "Sin-v lack l-iihiiziin » ' . .V 1
Except for 100 or so tickets left, :V k . '0' ' . over another. yet this is exactly sci-t i\ll~k. m. < ' _
every ticket in the 10.000-seat lowei r“ . ' V

level has been reserved. she said. .. ' . . . ’ 'I"

About 6,000 seats were given to the i: 0 f ." ‘ . . '

participating schools. and the rest ~ . pen Grums 0 gat (er .' " .‘ _ ~ -

have been sold through the UK tick- r , . , ' a

etoffice. m . ' . ' 9 ', -' .-" ' ..

But ticket sales are running about ‘ .v... . r t lnp t l i K f t ‘ ‘ .

4.0005hortofhergoalof14.000. ‘7 _ ' L4 . '. . u on S u “re 7 . . ' -‘ I

'IVvo factors which could hamper P ‘. "L13" ..‘V-t‘_.~‘ _ . . .' V-

the women's tournament this week- I”. .‘ V .« = By HOBHIWOUN‘H To examine the bLl‘~lt‘ areas of in- V. ' - ~ V'

end are the men‘s Final Four and \ wag , .- . ‘ Staff Writer terest and to conduct a series of i ‘ ;‘ ._ 7 V.

the Sweet 16 high school girls‘ tour- "' ‘ .. . . .2 meetings for campth opinion sub; V' . .V .V

nament played on WKU'S campus. To devise a blueprint for [h s {1.1- committees have lv‘cn formed on ,-' , ‘; V .-. 3 7‘-

However. the womens‘ semifinal . ture. the AdV'SOF." (omniittee on the the mission of tin ' iiiversity. dt'rl .' ‘ ., '

games will run on Friday and the I ~— mi“ 4's . i Future Of the L'niversity needs "‘9‘" demic programs. 9501”?“ PW . .' l I ’. 7f
final on Sunday while the men play .s .1 -‘ - .. ' ‘ , ’V . . .. , .. «2 fromfacuny-Siafiand Studenls- giams. univerrit} nitinuaciiiciit. ' - tin“ . ' '.
on Saturdavand Monday. {“55" N -‘ ‘ \ \ ‘ ‘I";‘-‘- ‘ ’ y; . 2 r” jet The committee. BMW-"Md by services and Fitei‘il ‘1 l‘t‘iuiwi‘: tin-i ’7' i . 3- . '. :'

' . *3 " :_ _ 3'": V...,.:' V {“ M‘V” ‘3 _ . - " f. ‘ ' a" President ()tis A. Singletary last 0c- resources. . i 'i V. '.V . V.‘_'.

More than 4.000 tickets have been a“ ‘_ ‘ ~- :55}: _ ’ it" : .- . ' V; .' . 1.. - . : - . L. tober. is preparing to draft "a very Each subcommittee will be Hip 'V. . ' '.- '. ' ' .

shipped to WKU. about 1.000 were 7’ . .. V . - "4 “is” 3. i . . 3-951, V V complicated report“ on various is- resented at the 0P9” memmg) . . i.‘ ”5'15".

sent to Tennessee, 750 to Texas and JV‘ . "he?” :1:- @351} k 7’, '\.. V 'hw' .. VV:2 .-V...y. sues concerning the t'niversity. said Other meetings are st'ht'tiult'ti ttu‘ - 3 f ‘0 _.. l i

300to USC.shesaid. V . -“ - 4'” 3“; 74:3,, 355:. . 37.; 3,: MichaelBaer.committee chairman. Mai-ch 31 from a w to 3 .iti p in iii j . i. .-

Even the tonschools not within a I .‘ .‘W’ . . ,‘ gig "‘ “? _. . ’ ‘ .- ‘ The first of three open meetings is 115 Nursing Binding anti on April L‘. - . V" .- , 9 4 -' .' a” .f,

day s drivmg distance to Lexmgton IAIDALmuIAMsou.'Kun.isvau today from noon until 2 p.m. in 230 from 7 to 9 pm, in 243 student t‘eii. . .- . '1‘: 3'} "it";

can be expected to attract fans. Student Center ter. '- -'J :‘I,’ ' '33:”5'

Texas has been ranked No. 1 all Drafted “W . 1 kn t t m 1. .. . .. ._,‘, Hal-‘7'» {.3}-

year and is undefeated at 32-0, while b de Vet 00 'ngha atnh 9:“: eVV.‘V Many students have ittetisV about V- V'VV . -V . i' : iV-ijV

: USC sports the most popular player John Curran and Cliff Wingerfer, both land- during class yesterday afternoon near the ma pic ”6.0 “, ere e ‘m‘em. what a um ”my Sh‘mm "9: liaer '_ .. - »‘ “ i“ '-
' ' ' . . tv should he 13 to 2.0 years from now 5 d u] T id .58 ,m . ll’t‘il tud .hh . .. . V , Vt. . y
i. inthegame,Cheryl Miller. scape architect sephomores, sketch 0 tree Classroom Budding. ' .- ' - - h 8‘ ' “ J J 'l ‘ 5 t ‘ , 'i. at “4‘ '

In Widay's action WKU (32-3) ~ > . andeocusing on the directiont e have an nterest Ill the school . , .' . ,' . 1'. .1

meets Texas at 7 p.m. followed by UniverSityinovesin. ‘he sald- sacrum \h E .i; < .v V ‘. 'V'VlVf. ._

Tennessee (25-6) against USC (30—4) . -' : '~ . :

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Sunday‘s final is scheduled for 1 V' . . _ z 1 "

p.m. and will be shown on national ’ ' . ; .. . °' .' . .

television. V' , ‘ ‘ v. .'

Lower arena seats are $24 and 9.

upper arena seats are 820. Tickets 0 0 . . . . . . .‘ ' .

are available at Memorial Coliseum H 1 h f Ch d d h h 1 , ' ‘ '. . ‘ x

from 9 anV to 4 pm Monday In sexua S searc 01' I'lStlan un erstan 111g t roug nationa group " . -
through Friday and at Rupp Arena . . ' '
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V .. .i .. ., . .-. V£V~ challenge. V teaching puts its clergy in a .. James rejects tha‘ 'iinking
.. *V,‘ is» th . This i7-yearV-old national quandry. said Larry. who is himself Jesus said some hail been gin-en V
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5' ’ " , 5- ‘ Don Amechet.h me hretiree inlade )JlMNAVS KornelGrophics The result is Costello's Nebraska, §“ 5 ., 5 5.5 5 5’ '
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1 1 2:9bne1lsl11s1hfiprpdft1lhz'l2tor1 “100111 11011 of the movie‘s trademark with a piction of American blacks said it gigs: 23:35: tggstfilokssffiogf ' . 1 5", V
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. .. . . ' 5,9326;ch:3;~;035_;:31”:; aggllg; treatment of spieihei-g. the t'abulous- later tn the day. The Coalition Fellestlargfly fiefitem fly: ELVIS COSTELLO s KING or AMERICA
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5 ’ . . -' ther Johnlluston ‘ Six hundred fans filled the bleach- age" and black women as “loose, . " h' h re bgilliafi? b1 toda 3.; ning kicks in some tasty keyboards.
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