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43 I .fl 4"“ ' ‘ I? -‘- ‘ At Domino‘s Pizza. or Pizza Dispatch, or either one — or even both. they
.I -I I. ‘ 3* '- make their pizza: from scratch. Jim Mudd. manager-trainee. begins the
-mw -. , II three-step process by docking (breaking up the bubbles) the dough. He '
, ' ' MWA‘ . "I . er I later spins and flips the dough to *streteh" it before putting the finished
.. . .» or, m «m III-jgsh s “W 5 I product in the oven. Mudd works at the Pina Dispatch on East Reynolds
, "w f:- I .- I. ‘, ' « Road. which is the first Domino's in Lexington to use the new name.
. \ I IIIIIWIIr W11. M“ II Domino‘s Pizza is being sued by Domino’s Sugar for usingthe same name. ‘
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By JA(’KI Rl'lll) Presently. the “company is working Larry Cochran. managerot the new ton. Hopkins and (lll‘lNllIk an .. i a ' .’ _ “cm/$7.“
(Uni Nit-tr toward a loss (of its title)." said Greg l’ina Dispatch. said the use ot both ~'\tlanta law firm there .iieappriist~ ”:3? ,. ,I'
II \eichter. area representative for the namesin Lexington has "created some match 250 products using the name We‘d? ‘i s\_ 3s _
“(mime-t l’lll'd may RN Ilitmttte lranchisc. Consequently. Domino‘s confusion. A lot of people haien't l)0nllll() besides Domino‘s Sugar .«cjg ,I I '
at least not under that name Piua is preparing the public for the associated the two names. When we “Domino's Sugar has not sued an) oi I‘I ”I . ,, “ .. l .
. lhe ()i'll\ national pi//.i deliier) ptlsslhllll) ofchangebyexpcrimenting explain (the lawsuit) to them. (their them as far as we know.“\alogar said. hfiki : ‘ ’II 5., . '. I
company. Domino‘s Pina. Inc. is with the new name in test areas. response) is one of incredulity. l'hc) Despite the suit.thcrc has not beena S§§§§§aw § f4 ’ri‘sfistée ,
lll\()l\L‘(l in a lawsuit with l)omtno's lhe Domino‘s Pizza stores hate can‘t believe Domino‘s Sugar has decreascin business. lhteeotthelcx— ‘2 C.’ " if. 7 ”‘x’fi .'
' Sugar. a subsidiary ot :‘smstar Corp. begun answeringtheir phones “Domi- sued." he said. '"gmn locations hi‘d record “Cd“ 1 i I. N .. is: \
l“ '975- "“15““ hr"“tlht sun no‘s Pry/a Dispatch." "If we have to That piIJa and sugar are totalh alterarticlesappearedinboththelei~ git“ ‘I; ‘5 I i I ‘mui‘f’
against Domino‘s l’i/la over use of the change. eserybody’s already gotten unrelated is Domino's Pina argument trig/on Herald and the /.t‘YII1IL'/(Ill :. I? ii I‘M
trade name "Domino's," On Not. 3. used to (the name).“ said Jacque against Amstar. Domino‘s Pi/Ia leader. Veichier said \t‘ {PK 's
1970. an \tlania iudgerulcd that l)l’l Fisher. manager at the lane Allen emphasiles that the public does not Salogar is optimistic about the AR . K‘-
tius imposing on the trademark of location. relate the two products. “I neser asst)» future “When this is all oier. we will ..._. ' ., "
' Domino Sugar and forbid its tran- Whether the company's business ciated it. I iustthought ofthetdominoi be better known than wc'se eter been Salogar estimated the cost to the com— another and their business has gotten '
chiscs the right to use the name will be affected by this name change is game. I neicr even thought ofsugar." before." he said. party of this transition at Sl.5 million. better. It goes them a new identity.“
"Domino's " .‘Cl to be seen. The mini public 595mg Despain said. "l don‘t think there will be an) That is inadditiontothe Sotlf).(l(lilto \likc t‘ochran said
llominol Pix/a appealed the dt‘e'b to be taking it in stride, “Domino Sugar may be trying to decrease at all (in lesitigtiitii." said Sb'llfltltlll accumulated in court lees so [lonii'io‘s l'il/a came up with the
sion to the (icitl‘glil Supreme (ourt I'K students. who make up 50 tobO clear the way for opening a fast food Scott Baker. Domino‘s l’i/la manager lar new name alter looking for one that l ‘
where a ruling is expected in March. percent of Domino‘s Pizza business at chain. That was probably one oi the at the South l intestone Street There are approximately 30 Pix/a could be "cleared" in all <1) states. ‘ .
l ntil a decision is reached. all new its South limestone Street location. major reasons (for the lawsuit)." said ltk‘ulittn. D'WdiChc‘ l“ “WWW” 1” lhl‘ “”19 i - I l
. stores must be opened under the name beliese the name change will notaffect Bob Salogar. Dl’l‘s director of mar- lloweter. this may not he the case and 270 DP] stores must be comerted [hc ””‘T‘FW “"1““rl') ”pl seur~I
l’il/a Dispatch. ll l)l’l isorithelosiiig the quality. keting communications. tor franchises in other states “ll the within a Iscar‘s time ll the .sUll is lost {cm 0”“ Ill-”1"“! ll? “‘mg‘ a pair (ll
, end ot thcappeal.thentlienamesolall "lo the. it will still be Domino's. l Salogaradmitted this could only be business is struggling. it might hurt \like (‘oehran. owner of the l.e\~ “"mmll" PW“ [)“puu‘h,” 1030 '5
present Domino's Pizza stores must be don ‘t think' n willaffectbusiness." said speculation. However. he said ll did llut then again. it it is not doing well.a ington lranchise. docstiot coiisidet'the made ”p ot three rows of mdmdual
changed. Keil) Despain. elementary education seem strange that Domino's Pizza had Change of name may help."llaker said, name change a loss. "We can‘t lose “will“ “all ”“6 ol the squares out of
Domino's Pit/a hasltiechaitistores sophomore been in existence since I965 u bile ri-~ Much is iii-.olied iii the natne if we hate tochangc wc'Ei prohab‘; «1.: seouence. fllllllr‘mng " pl,” reads to
, in lestngton. one oi which opened “lfthey really advertise. they‘ll have suit was brought againstthem ltlycars changing process. l'nilornis. pix/a alright," ht) (ll‘l‘l‘lm‘ld l
reccnil; as Pi/Ia Dispatch lexmgton no trouble Word Wlll get around later about the time the bUsiness dchscrs hotes.signsandsanousother (\s for Pina Dispatch. "l like the "lhe graphic describes whtit we do
. wasthetirsicit} totisi:boththcl)oini— qurck'." said Steve Harris. accounting started to really grow, items mtist carry the Hun Dispatch name a lot. A lot of companies haic best." Salogar said. "that is deliier
. no‘s Pizza and Pix/ii Dispatch names. sophomore. Accordingtoresearchdoncby New» logo. It the appeal is not granted. changed their name for one reason or pi/Ias tast " ' .
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‘. ~ BY ('HRlS AS” “in the past. our adsocacy role has stability fortheorganilation. Included on the first Wednesday in October. time by teaching ushow towritebriels. Bookstore for used books and the '
‘ Wit “titer been confined to the law school." in the dues are payments for locker in addition. l2 students some as recommending supplementary stud} price Kennedy‘s Bookstorccharges for ,
Felde said. “Although some people rental. representatises on faculty committees. aids. passing on hints about professors new books, l-elde stated thatapproxi- , .
" . ks the unofficial representatiie (or hate expressed a desire for us to The SBA's Board of Governors is The SBA also emphasizes helping and encouraging us to maintain a mately .160 books wereinvols'ed inthis I,
l‘K‘s law Strident l)i\ision ot the become intolied in legislation or in comprised of President Jon Felde. first-year students become adiUsted social llle during 01” years In it)“ semester‘s exchange. saving partici-
. American Bar \ssoeiation. the Stu~ the rights of persons working as law Vice President Wendy Bryant. Secre- with law school, school." Ash said pating students about $2 a book. _
dent Bar Association proiides aca- clerks. we polled the students and tary Marsha Theiss. Treasurer Eian “lhe SBA conducted a tutoring “They also madethemselscsasaila» Anothereientstartedthisyearisthe
dcrItiicI. social and recreational toundthatmostseemlukewarmtothe Perkins. Third-Year Representatiie program in which second and third- ble around Thanksgising to hcip its tacult‘.»sttitlcni coffee hour which
' actiiitics to l'K law students, idea of the SBA becoming insols‘ed in Mary Dentinger. Second-Year Rep. year students with high grades helped with any problems which might arise git cs :ilude‘llls and professors achance
It also series as a link between the those kinds of issues.“ Bob Brown and First-Year Rep. Jeff us (first-year students) with academic Whllt‘ studying it” “WIN" 5““ “ddCd- “WON‘CF‘CMWNh “h“ l" aninfor-
studenn and the law school adiiiinis- All incoming law students pa} Mobley. problems." Kirk Ash. a first-year sttt- At the beginning of each semester. mat atmosphere. l-‘elde said he hopes
ltation. President .ltill l'elde callsSlM $22.50. which is based on a rate of All officers are second~ycar stu- dent. said. SBA conductd a book exchange the coffee hour will be held on a bi- ,
‘ “a service organi/atiori tor the S} ’5 in dues per semester. The dues dents.withthe exception ofDentingcr "Also. on d toluntari basis. inset; recommending a price for lc\thtioks wct‘kis basis in the future.
students,“ are put in holding to assure financial and Mobley. since elections are held older students spent a great deal ol between the price paid b_\ kit-niietlx‘s (‘ontinued on page 3
. IOC plans to go ahead 3 lhe lcgtslation is aimed .rt going small Kentucks potential radioactiic iltinips,
I . operators some relicl from federal requirements. but “ l his is a \Ulltl polict tnat can stand the test." the
WIth 0' m lc Games shoultl .ilso benitit larger coal operators. he said president said
y p state ’ Sending lt'.» prop/m 'v it"lilfl'S‘. thi president _
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In Moscow thls su mmer ““9" by h“ conclu5ion that a pump cord “'35 a P““" _ ... p ' 5 Pl" ' p . i I it tests and medical research Uiltltl he llldtl: n at no risk
ble cause for the WW fire which killed loS persons at “‘“i‘ ‘“ I‘ll“ (' “um-l opponents. 'mludmfl ‘m U. m. M... ”m“. I
. the Beverly Hills Supper (‘ltib counts :tit‘ge-cxcctitite rallied yesterday to light the c ‘ “ n
lAKl Pl »\(‘ll). \'.l' (AP) lhe the l()(‘ Wlth (’aner‘s demands. Terry Hoyle. Of Chicago, bald '19 "0mm “’mc wimp world
International Olympic (ommiitee The IOC had been deliberating for beading wherethe “”3 meltsand l’mm“ hUbl‘l‘“ 1",?“ ngoccry "10.”.an Tum" :.ndkc.wé\.miw
afinmmwd‘. sestcrda} the Olympic three days. although there was “me which could haveIindteatedelectricalarcmgoratielecx girl‘s":\tsilcdhgitgilrll.l:;sil§:g.n::;‘n.113“{xiii ,\.\']l-IFRROR|ST I'Ol ""5 assaulted the
frames \Hl‘ go on in Moscow as doubt that the members would abide tricalshortCircun. . (. .‘ I’l -l~' . l ‘k‘ R r. n (lllWll‘dn Democratic Pam headquarters sesterda‘ '
planned. thtis rejecting Preside-vii ('ar- by their agreement with the Moscow The cord lid from a “comm “ml,"“m m a “m" (ilirnllrlhlfirinfitiil? can: rzsidehilifrt'tsr,per freeing l2 hostages during it g'lnllglll that left one
ter‘s call that they be mmed or can- Organizing Comittee. ”'ch Spa“ m ”'6 north wall ”(the "Cb” R‘mm “mi u,(gammy,..,..._..n.h.'pcrgcmmega”... ”I policeman th‘iltl and thtci' lt‘ltJHng militants
celled because oi the Soviet “The l()C is fully aware of. and sen- . . , and the oilierienth of a percent will he w-henthcti‘ind “minded. “new“ WWW
intersention in Afghanistan sitive to. the world conditions which SAYING HIS . ADMINISTRATION '5 firmly out about it " i “‘0‘" '0“ mm“ “I” I‘ll" hu'ldmg and hmlage‘
lhe committee also urged that have created the most serious chal- figmgéidEmovdgfimuajl:iglomdetmlipmu[.17 . m” “CC“ 33" . .
members of the Olympic organizing lenge to confront the Olympic heads .0 give speck] considem'mn‘ mm. £2332“: natlon ”mm“ ‘“”““°“"‘ll“””“"‘“l“"l'3l““""m””'
committee in Moscow inform the Games." Killanin said in a news - ~ ' ' V ., ' stratorsweresho' todeath .isi‘iet and others stagcda
.. I I . C0" and qualifications ofblacks.womenand handicapped I -- . ~ . h m l ended it...” Hernia" "cc“ a—
highest authorities of their goi‘ein~ lerencc last night. He concluded: persons. AN .01!!!“ v\l\ \lll.|’rAR\‘ mission returned troop mart . i \1 it i"
merit of the Circumstances which have “T he lOC cannot solvethe political And in an executive order issued last week and )L‘tteldét)‘ 'Wma “t‘t‘l'litngirll‘mmtl MF'C‘landlhc “on 0' lhe “imam” mum ‘
created these difficulties for so many problems ofthe world. but calls upon made public yesterday. Brown ordered agency heads Middlc cast “Ilh Utmmt'mcms “0'“ ”1'" CWW'C‘ . , . .
(National Olympic Committees the governments of all countries. and ‘0 "WW1 3" “informaland effectii'csystcmforhan- ‘0 “”m‘ ‘"”°a‘°d [‘ 5 am“ m m'mm fac'l't'es‘ *xREFiQOMIMLhL". 02”.!“ m; “\Tictsrlcinrlll‘l.
|.ord Killanin. president ofthe IOC. in particular those of the major pow— d'lu "“plol’“,°°mplal““ "'3‘an ‘0 equal "Wm."- [' 8' ”them“ my , :fi‘E'Shgfigi‘.‘”Qh'..,t..f.','..mlififfifii :Ifethclevabzg;
l sald that all 7'1 members (”tending the "5- to come together (0 reSOlVC their ment opportumiy." . , ., . The reported agreements reached “uh Kenya. militants was quoted as sitting \esterdas hya Persian
IOC general session before the Winter differences. and l. as president of the Brown “M M admmmramn "3 ”mm“ comm‘l' 50mm and “man “Is-0 “GUM grant me [med (‘ulfnews - ~ ll - \‘l (l l m's resident should 513‘
I . , , , . ~ . Slal‘sl’l htsto store militane urpmentand fuel In ’ *P‘p‘r‘ ‘ “ r‘ p -‘
OlympICs had sotcd to keep the IOC. and all members. Will do every- ted. legally and morally. to murmgfma“ Kcmu‘h ‘ Ig ' q . otit of the hostage issue
Summer (iames in Moscow Accord- thing in our Power to assist in this so ans equal employment opportunities and freedom return mr‘hmconperds‘mn thethmmummwnu'd The militants meanwhile came under attack from
in to the l'.S, S ' l) i I ‘ "m.“ discrimination because Of race. color. religion. receive inncreased l 5’ mull“), ald although the Ir r.‘sA bassadortothel'nited .‘s'attons.whosatdin
g ta.e epartment. that the Games ofthc XXll Olympiad national Ongln. handicap. sex or 38¢“ amounnts have not yet been specrficed. said the offi- In ”‘I . ._
more than 30 governments as can take place in me right cials. who asked not'iobenamed (reneva.Switzerlandthatthcs werebfginningto lose
' Opposed to Olympic committees atmosphere." PROPOSED LEGISLATION TO make it earner Since the ouster of the pro-Western monarch) in credibility “”h "‘CII Iranian people and had 3"“
ha“ called for movement. postpone- Killanin noted that all I42 recog- for small coal operators to comply with the federal Iran a vear ago. the United States has been seeking ”bel‘md lh‘” ““l‘
ment or cancellation of the (iames. nijcd national Olympic committees strip mine law was submitted yesterday toa legislatiie ways to expand its military capability in the Persian
IKillanirisaidthe l()(‘recogniled the are bound by Olympic rules and they ’“:°:‘"}m°°'k . d i h K “"IHWIl lnd'ano‘m" ”-“"‘"““C“l“'“”l“l‘“““l”‘t“ weather
di liculties the Unite S . . -. . - I e emp man. executive irecior o t e en- poittca turmoil
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tinue its effons to make possible the Olympic Games outlined proposals for peIrmu proceedures. data col- PRESIDENT ( ARTER PROPOSED yesterday love today-Is Temperatures should remaip in the low
participation of ”S athletes in the Carter has said that ifthe Sovietsdo lemon and bonding requirements tIothe surface min- the nations first coordinated effort to store nuclear to mid 30stith partly sunny skies onight the
Games." not pull their ”00‘“ cm I). Feb‘zo mg ”Momma" of the "9“” Natural Resources garbage. planning to spend 700 million to examinate tIemperatureIs wiIlI (IliphintoIthc upper teens toIIItIlIte low
The l‘ S committee "ad "“0”ch . ~ 5’ . . and the Enwronmem Committee. salt domes and other sites in the South anti West as ails Tomorrow s . iii . \til. be in -he uprer s
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.f . . Readersoi Winn“- iietionareaeeus. lhe blacl bole itselt is shown as a rig. uni easlt ‘rllhil's'tl by what o ~ o. r _. o a doe. orc\ don". assumption is simply that science has
', tomed to seeing a great many bad swirlingmrtesoigas \uchanappcah the worst sense. a Wirelex \lortse" Hz'nl it .s .oit.‘ :12: st ti. tit-sides. by tlisproyen many statements in the overzeaIOtS?
. '7' ‘ - ' science iiction mo\ ies and also a great ance would result ii it were hall oi ti lll(l\ it" adoring .5 pct \mr don i run the risk oi Bible itlie work credited with beingthe “‘5 high time that somebody came
‘ ' many stupid reitews denouncing e\cn double star system and could leech gas -.i'il it; sir-tier ne‘s pet true ”width,” of the supernatural). out in open support ofa fairness. open
. the smltlgllltii-gotitl si mnHL's. suth as iiom iisconipnnion. but ihernaleisoi Hank limit a“, , m; tot. ixopie at gm M} wig-5m,“ .5. has this really hap— minds.originalthinking.andaproper
‘ -.-‘ . 200l or Star Wars. or A ('lockwork the moiieapparently likedtheappear— English “:an i i- ;,.i, Mitt it. ktfllilllClldel ioi your pened orcouldthe conilictsziriseinthe sense of priorities.
W . ,' Orange as"trzish.“ln the Jan, 3|. lser- ance without understanding its cause 'rc;o;. tit-to \oiar i .ount at leastine diiierent methods oi interpretation It’s in this vein that I wish to
, 7 nel. Thomas (‘lark achic\es the unus- lhey would be on saier ground guess» Stranded cat or to” mending rite better pan oi a each person holds? What happens is applaud the Kerrie/editorial of Feb. 6,
, ._ ual. ii lessthan laudable distinction oi ing what would be inside the exerii tr on __7 .i.r-. resttnrrg that poor dclen— that scientists become theologians by and the efforts of Deans Williamson
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