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showers tonight, showers ending ‘ . 1'
tomorrow and turning cooler. '. ,' i
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low 70‘s, the low tonight 50 '- 'i
Tuesday, April 27, 1971 University of Kentucky, Lexington Vol. LXH, NO- 129 and the high tommmw 70- '5 if ‘
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By KATHI MILLIMET sham, hypocrisy, or whatever and curriculum committee, _ 11: . K f? l}: ”4M. ' 479“ Kg? 4*»; 3” in, 7". ‘-'
Kernel Staff Writer you want to call it, needs to be commented “it seems students r 4‘3» 2 K g ‘ . rm, FOR? r“ 2 $3} ”this; . l ,3}: .
Graduate students in the exposed,” declared one graduate connected with Dr. Drysdale . - ' ,,_ ' 1555' » ' . j ,‘svf'lfx 4“", 'g' f
Sociology Department have student. have also been discriminated ’ ’4' "-7 ' . ta“ “JV“ ’3 1-. ' ' .‘ .
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Voted to Withdraw their At Monday’s meeting, against concerning financial aid, x ‘1’ _ ' If .4 i’.-.;'-"1'@7 ‘ an: , 4 x -‘-
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representatives from the departmental policy committee summer assistantships and a? ‘ “en's - '1‘ .' ' .. "ta-«a “it.” ,7 . ‘f‘.
departments committees. They member Bill Lindsey read a teaching in the dcpurtlnent. .1 K i i/ 4 .4 » ‘ 1;; -" 3 ‘ , ., ~
.. charoed that raduate studen statement drawn u b the 4’, i- ‘- -‘ ' .é ”W‘s '“" ' .r' ‘ f ‘ ~’
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committee members have been graduate students. The Monday’s meeting saying thcr ! g“ » ‘ M x. X -- g4. 4 .
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ersonall intimidate 'n seven- in t' ‘ en 8') i - ~- ~ » ‘3’ ’ " w “'4’ ”‘ . - " * "
p“ -. y‘ d. d d po“t S ‘1th t d d. n was obvrously disillusionment ’ ' a , sex 9 ‘5’! i 1..M“'v.:ii I». .9“ 3". .-" . n.‘
academically and professronally part. our re presentatives , . _ " r ‘ ‘4‘" " " «’ .~ I i .‘ ‘-.» ' "-.
,, on the part of the grad students . “ . . .,. . . t: . . .
threatened. have. . . been used to do the ~ , .- - ~. . . m . , . / ' ' ~ . 4. ‘ . '2‘
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The action was taken menial labor for the committees ~ »~ , , . . ‘4. . Q ‘1 4 U ”*5 ” :1v‘.=\‘- '
. . . 3 . . . . , of it. In effect the) are saving. . ' ’ 2.: ,4 . -, r. u 1'
. unanimously by -0 students and milked ior iniormation . . . ., ' -' W ' q i' miss K. "" “ ' . " ~ I
‘ 4 ,. no more games. He called . ‘ .. , .- ’3 ' . ~ " . .» ' . . .. -... -’
who attended last week s about the graduate students. . . ,. . . . 1 x 4/ .' N. r . .4 . .3 ‘.
. .7 . their action an expression of v w . g. I " . .» p i; -. .. ”
mccting of sociology graduate Lindsey told the Kernel that disgust and emotion .. g , . . ‘ _ ‘ u " a TL",
. students. “My adviser called me in and 4 i . ' 4 . ., / ' . ,. 9 A ‘ it“ i -‘ I» . .T "
4» . (rerald Slatin. a iacultv ~ . 12.x J A. » " . . ~ .
The SOciology Department told me I was being used by my “1“"er S‘lld th stul m; , ‘ “it ‘ , r K . * ::-‘ " -
prides itself tor havmg graduate peers to create conflict Just for action “disapminted” him “It ,._,--.__I . 4 13* r" __ . r K ~ 4- my , . :5“; -. 4. .r.
students on committees, and the the sake of conflict. l was told , .~. ,1 I . . 4 a 'i .4 :2 4 a???” A“. " «4., . ‘ '- "
. . iCii. m'c‘ “fled {in cmptv lCCllng. ~- 4 , 3: - ’2. ."V “”33? 3": "a! ‘ , i "» '. 3 ‘. t
.......-.- . to spend more time With , . ' 2 . e , 4413-; if " 1 if - «at» » -. r . ' ' .- :
. . . We werent making a lot of M .44at.»‘%r‘~w~' ‘ ». . ' 4m. 4,430“ “My 5..» s;_ g .. , .
academics and to quit meddling ‘ f' . “ . t, .4, W" ‘~ " - i a; '. " -
~ , . . ., progress. but at least we were , _ti-w» K, .4 . megs, $1M _ ,5. 2.4!; K. :rgg: . _. .
in departmental politics. . ,, -M'm .4, g‘/”1.= £9" 4:- cam.“- .KKvKK. ,4; , ,K -K. .
ena 01's - . . working together. . as...“ . .A_ . _K. ._ K ‘4' ,
In an mtervrew after the . .. first”, “Mg . ~44, Wits *4“ . -. .-
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meeting. William 1'. Kendel. x ..., y...- . , _ ‘ r .42..» ' ,r’, '» ‘x - '~ -> .
. .. .. could I see where they were .: 4: “i . ‘5 4 -,..¢'-.s‘§’:"’='-.:-' .4
department chairman. said, l . . . ,. ' u"\K . ..,K ’ " " ‘ ..
e 66 e complimented the students on personally intimidated "’“" . ’ 1‘ V ’ We “ '«l. -' ”"7
' . . . ‘ ‘ . But Wells cited the case of ~ , I - m we: ' 1.; , “I \ 1" 3;; §
,. Student Senate members have their integrity, but their graduate student Richard -. has“ ~ - . a“... .~ ~»... .4 .» .KK
been elm . 4 o - 7 ar uments are unfounded! lan . ‘ 'r ,- K. K
d "If?“ 29; {m I 71 7‘ togr spond" p Pozzuto. a former sociology I).(i. "Illi'P/H’I‘ fi- , i. -' y K»;
aca e ic ear. iey are: 0- » t . . - ' . . . "
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l‘ rom the Collch of Socwlogy graduate student SDS 15“” h r “Di 1‘ was This sign carrier was but one of thousands who took part in r . _._,
Agriculture, Iarry Douglas Noe; Jim Rivers said earlier m the teachin ‘1 course in the fall and Saturday srmassive antiwar demonstration in Washington. l‘ttl more K .- »
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Allied Health, Nancy Totten; semester that the faculty did not g t . ~ amines Ul inc llldlLH Mt pages 0 and 9. ikeriiel Photo it} l‘.t.‘ll 1.x“? I‘ “-‘1':
A rchitecuture, Lewis (401mm eve n k' no w ho w many Continued on Page 6. CoL 1 eaver.) K, ,1;de ‘ i :
Arts and Sciences. Howell undergraduate majors there . r‘ng'jK: j i);
Ho pso n; Business a rid were. “There were some 300 lost I" (TI/HID, INIIIY‘II I i ' ‘,
Economics, Paul Ferrell; undergraduate sociology —-———____
Dentistry, Dennis Stuckey; majors." (They have been since . G 09 2’: ('3' , 4 i"
Education, Pam Sallengs; incorporated into (‘ATALYSIS entuclglans CO 111 e t (r n ‘i-Kjei :‘ Tl
Engineering, Damon Ray Talley; a nu w association for O ‘ 3 1‘ _4 i L I” S K. . .
Graduate School, Albert Sharp. undergraduates in sociology). 2 K-;K“.- -_ 4 .
Jr.; Home Economics. (‘ynihia The Sociology Department BY JANE BROWN They “got together“ from all 1 anchor} on Elm rt- ' I’.’ :‘g‘u-l
Watts; Law. Brenda Harrier; revamped its administration Assistant Managing Editor over the state. UK. with the Washington. “ails hi1 t‘--. “l” ""7
Medicine. Ronald ‘.‘.’cddlc; earlier this ‘y’t‘ar to allow The CW this timt‘ wus “Gilt largest group. about HR. was arr-zingcinciiis. .lliil :.._.v. '
Nursing, Kathy Liedtke; graduate students to be on Now" instead of “Right On" or met by Kentuckians troiii [r.r\clcr~ arriwd or; ihc xxx; ,3K.'_.-/ "
Pharmacy. Dan Moore Dai‘i‘ron; departmental committees. but “pow“ [0 1h? People.“ bUt this Louisville. Berea. Eastern. most expecting to rough 1: war? ",l ,
Social [)mfcssmngK Franklin W. the students maintain their time Kentucky was represented Western. Thomas More. Alice a sleeping bag on the ~.:7 mind 4 " ' 72 2",
Nooe. “representation has been by two banners and about 300 Lloyd and the other colleges and tllc}. were met inst-cad wii' ’j' }
John Nelson, Chairman of the nothing more than tokenisin people. . universities across the state. coffee and room Klviigmnknr» 1.: 41‘ ..- .' .
Elections Board, said the from the beginning." The massrve March on April SOthC came by Churlcrcd hUS. Some of the early arrivals hikci' r
deadline for contesting the In one incident cited, Dr. John 34 in the nation‘s capital called arrivmg early Saturday morning. over to the nearby Washingtoz‘ ". g, if.
election is 5 pm. Friday. April Drysdale of the department was for an immediate end to the and others traveled in rented (‘aihcilral to hear Peter. Paul .ini. ~" ... ;-K: -- .
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30. Anyone who Wishes m fired after graduate students Vietnam war. And as Dave Walls. Vans some containing as many Man and Pete Scegei m .H- --, .
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contest the results will be heard had written letters supporting spokesman for the UK Student as 14 irLtlplC. impromptu WINK.” (mm, .K 7 ,-
at 10 a.m. Sunday, May '2. in his promotion. Mobilization Committee. said. Many l\entuck‘_\' l‘k‘oi‘h‘ shocd waited .iround tor the .‘lltc‘r '».in~ ‘g l, " -' 4
Room 206 of the Student Richard Wells. ll graduate “it‘s the first time Kentucky has at Wt‘sh‘)‘ Theological Scmnmr}. to show up. ‘.
Center. student member of the teaching ever gotten together.” located adiaccnt to :\lllrl‘lc‘.ln Continued on Page l3. ('ol. 1 ”:‘lKiK if,“
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. Kernel Staff Writer WY lhk‘lf L‘W‘Cmc‘s. The team receives their \.li.tlit‘\ . - ."“”' 1
.' . Thousands again l‘lllCd hicr‘norial (‘OllSClllll and ll'Ulll [llC Blll) (rl'Jllrllll \SMtclrllltlll. .llltl llll‘lt‘ ls l‘.\‘ : . 1" ’ . i
3s” . part of Stoll Field Monday night for the second “ ‘IOKW oitvrmsmddv to them." “- Iv
‘. iatdflw—Efi day of the Central Kentucky Billy Graham QM!” 1h“ ”UNI”? “ml “WK” “”3““ M '\”“ "5‘..." .~ r"
" J ffsffll'f“: iii: 7:342:11? Crusade l-sch. Metropolitan opera singer. and Hire! “.ilt‘rs. ‘ ‘ '.' . -
“4”, j :2; i». -.' “ 1.5. People of all ages trom very young children to (”4th 21‘“ “P ‘0 Plush. ”1* {HI “4‘ ll Mimic! : l ' t», .- i.‘
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fife” -:':;gg:.;f:- .-.“-”‘}" 5 -. .‘.'_.K~K.,?.&',_ K.'.V£ direction of ltllclld Avenue as early as 2": hours (””‘dm‘de ”l“ “Wk “1 1h} ”H 1”“‘mm “ s f e ‘. Kl‘K
-~:~:§:§:F :55": V ‘7 -K,‘v'.<‘31:_.-".:' If V before the Crusade was to begin. Seats were at a the story ”l M‘Wlorn. son oi the Biblical king ' ‘ , K'g
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3‘3} 35:53:55,"? ‘1 i . 61" "i ”"9 satisfied to git in gm“ Field. Jcsiis. (.rahaiii drew parallels l‘ctwccn whit inc - -, .' i. " v;
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{WT-w i l .4 iAr . i. ‘ v-«fi: strike the chtotc for the mciiing. which was l‘lt‘fk‘hl'tld.‘ “Ml" :- ' i
1W“ 3'? 31%‘2514 “333’ ' '5': .4}..- . :. Q billed as“Youth \‘ight". (Wm-”h ”WWI "lhk‘ hh‘hlm Jul» '1‘? M ‘ .' - .'
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u". " .3: "’. ‘3’ ‘ ‘. r ". ‘ ' " Ah. "- lhc evenings Program bcgan with an o ii‘tllllt' fw'hn‘lh’” U.‘ ~15 lh‘N ii-Iil‘» “I \ ., . - - 5
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i W.” 1' 1"“ r i . lfil‘bt,‘ 3' ~’ 3? (‘lirist l‘lllscol‘al (‘liurcli After some ol‘ciiino (.i.iir.iiii \iiil that \bsoloiii. i'hoiiel' i“'i I - . ‘-
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r " 4 M“ f. 3’ l“ ‘3 W (‘ircurt (‘ourt Judge l,. l'. (irant came to the ““""-" “ll 4 "“"lt‘lV H” MUN H“??? h Jl‘ll ' i
H ., ' '. .‘ Platform to make some comments l‘rcl'atorv to the ”V” 1“" ’ “i“‘i'l "3"””" h“ ""l‘“ ””3” “- i~"3~ ’ . , ’
' oitcring which is part of t‘H‘H (irahaiii ('iusadc K‘H‘qhm ”m "' “Nm‘m ‘ ‘l‘-’”’7‘”i“i ii“ 5”"? it '. -
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. 4. Judge (irant urged those attending to “Like .i "‘“‘ "‘l "' "l" “N 31“" l"'”3~'“t‘ . '
3‘1» part in this ministry“ by gIVing nione.‘ as (irahain explained that \bsoloiii iiict lll\ death '4 x ‘K ’
.. styrofoam buckets were passed around by ushers. when. riding on his horse to battle. lll\ hair which i ‘ '
He emphasized that money collected during is described in that portion oi the Old lestainent .K ‘ '
.. . Crusade servrces went to the local organization. “5 hi‘mtl WW hundred \‘kk‘kClS. 0f ‘JhUUl 36 ' '
“first; made up of Central Kentuckians, to meet their P””hdS” Cdutlht 1h 11 ”09» and he was ‘lahht‘d by 5
B1] (V I] budget of over $1 million. one of the enemy iorcc as he hung there . '
I y ’ra am “None of this money," said Judge Grant, “goes Continued 0“ Page 16. COI. 4 i ‘
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' l [‘.T- MVPHI’RSON (13- (AP) A government “To my recollection, Capt. Medina held his F r0," ‘ 1, r( I)“, I“
_ witness testified Monday he saw Capt. lingerie M. hand.”
, . . KOIOUL‘VUSC 'd kllllJC lo CHI 0” part‘ol Ll prisoner’s Under (“10$th”ng by Capt. Robert DCMCtZ, Nllw ORLFANS’V’ICC PrCSlant Spiro T Agnew said ‘\
. . . tingeratter a US. ”83”“ on My ”1,!“ 1968' "SSiStum prosecutor, Widmer 1‘0“]th out KOtOUC Monday that most congressional critics of FBI Director J. 3
. .3“; Baden?“ W13:"”J?: tiVnC\tttl\tiillsiiiiy::ilierpgii as the ott‘icer who cut off the finger. Edgar Hoover are presidential aspirants trying to score political . V
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' i 31:, neLck k I “The one dressed in white was the one who had POIHISWM‘ I?“ radicall kft-t l't' l d r ,, said Agmw , v
' » .' ' » - - his finger cut ” he said. “It gives 01 an “"1’9353“ po ‘ 'C" 0 O ’ ' L '
Kotou ‘, 37, )t Humboldt, Neh. is charted w1th ~ _ . . ) . ) x , , ,
‘ maming: VietLCong suspect by cutting of? part of On cross-examination, Capt. James W. Lane Of The. v.1“ prestdcnt, here to adhdrcsggthe StouthcrnhGas ,2:
. . ‘ a fin er and later assaulting him by cutting him on Fort Worth, one of Kotouc’s Army lawyers, was Association convention, devoted is .. -l}llI;TUB;3 speec to 3
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the neck during an interrogation at a hivouac area fC , .
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, two miles from My Lat. “No sir ,, answ red Widmer
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. _ . . buyidiner, thte sistqh %?Y:gr~113mi‘t)rw112255;? “5:121, Widmer said the prisoners were being asked WASHINGTON~The U.S. parole‘ board said Monday that
. ‘ ,L ore cour wa. “L“ , ( ‘y’ “‘ 'bout ‘ien n v‘n , t ' le . .. 'nd the Billie Sol Estes Will he released from prison this July on
k L C' t F , t M‘ 1 n' and oth‘rs were a ct iy 10 c It.“ s in ti arm a ‘ .
. . otouc, ap. .rnes LLi a L . n . location oftlie VietConi condition that he retrain from any more wheeler-dealer
- . present while two suspects were being questioned. 5' promotions
' i Medina, who commanded ”19.H)Inmlw that “If former GI was one Of four witnesses who ln granting parole to Estes effective July 12, the board
. ' . -' staged the My L31 raid. ls awaiting mu] at FL testified they saw an American cut Off‘the finger. barred for the remaining nine years of his 15—year sentence
. _ McPherson on murder charges. ‘ but the other ”er0 COUId 110‘ identity the man “any self-employment or promotional type of activity without
All ot the Witnesses who testified for the wielding the knife, specific prior approval" by the board .
. ' governmeat 1i’tlon‘day are il‘rtldll iitarlipgogptany: David Hein o‘fiJanesville. Wis. testified it was Estes has served six of the 15 years to which he was ’.
. _ . th‘ ”mt ' '4 ma LommanL Ll ‘lm 0 “an“ .O m i KNOW but he failed to identity the captain m the sentenced on conviction for mail fraud and conspiracy to
4 , ' was attached as .in intelligence otticer for the courtroom. l {I iud
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' ‘ ‘ ,‘Y‘lldnrr ittimtjiktii “If: \1';,:,\ll\,lzilltjdint)(arxfl and something WWW up m the u” and m“ gm WASHIMII‘ON Antiwar protesters roamed the (‘apitol
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”U Milt”; “fix; in Kit W. k [0&1 mi '1‘! “‘1.” ‘I “n“r‘ . “‘9 ,“km‘ _ .. Monday in a sort of extended guerrilla theater of shouts in the i
T Li L ii . .. .L _‘ . L. -L. _ .. .. .1 ‘ l pthLd it up and it was ahoiit llHL‘C'LlllldliL‘lh 5mm”. a “wailing wall" on the steps. and u paint—splashing 3
M ”“5 “INC- ( «ll‘l» hwil’ilk 1111““ “1541111 Mild of an inch long. It was .i linger." said llein. who \. unoff into ,I ‘Ullt:l“8\l()llul office ‘
I - \Vltllllk‘l’. \\'llt) WilS Ll Ziltllt‘v lg‘lt‘l‘lliil‘iL’ L‘l‘L‘rillHl‘. \yue SL’I‘UL‘unt ”I th lllllL‘. ‘ i . L L C Li - _ -
_ : “lt HUN down 1m, 1 ”WC U, the Vietnamese‘s Tl t ‘ J l\' J f \' ,. l (, w \1. \_ l l ‘ llie iit'itiwarriors were in small groups acting under the
‘ tin r w'i‘ ‘l ot Wkt‘l oi'ii I i I t 10this ' Htk It"; i t 1111” in i t “k ~ -~ H I M general theme HI “I’L‘Ut‘h‘ifi LUN‘M” This “as a follow-on to
~ :19 U k l ‘i ‘ ~ irst wi ncss to cs 1 y. mill ie L'u ting occurred 2, , .. _ ,_ ~. . . .. . s
_ ' _' " l‘he hand was outstretched with his tingcr on a after the :\IllL‘l'lCLll] threatened the WW“, with 4, 5‘11““le 11:9:Ttifidditiikri.,‘\.\~!]1‘:li :Irijx“’15:”;{1‘11‘31 :l()(l)ll(::{‘()l
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, ' m \ ( k \ k k kmu' : disruptions by a predicted 30.000.
' « l’lillSUNAl. \lliSsHLl-Ls 1N 'I‘llli Kiciixici. CLASSIFIED (I()l.l‘.\l.\' must; iii~:st'i.'i's WASHINGTON A presidential commission which new: «
, . ' _ _ membership in the United Nations as “a duty, not a privilege 3
. . ' ' ' I ' Monday urged President Nixon to hack UN. seats for both
. . , Communist and Nationalist ('hina. . ’_
' ' APAR I utisnisci‘os The Supreme (mm Monday gave the ,
. .- ' . people in towns and cities all over the nation the right to block ,
.. . " ONE BEDROOM _EFF|C|ENC|ES _COMPLETELY FURNISHED . construction of low-rent public housing in their communities. .
' 4 ' ' The 5-3 decision may blunt a broad campaign to disperse f .
- . . . . . _ ' poor minorities from inner cities to outlying areas. f
. ‘~ ' . , EleCtr'c Heat and Air-Conditioning; Wall-to-Woll Carpeting ' Justice Hugo 1.. Black spoke for the court as it sustained an 5
' , i f ' —v—-—————--——-—--——————— amendment to the California Constitution that requires voter : ‘
V . .. ' ' - 4 DIFFERENT LOCATIONS __ ALL 4 BLOCKS FROM UK! approval for federally assisted public housing. He said the t 1,-
. . 1950 amendment was not aimed at any racial minority and ,,
' .. Phone 255 910] . 254 7898. 252-418] though it may disadvantage the poor it is not unconstitutional. '
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