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4 ‘ 5 . _ ’ :1 -' i. . .‘ ‘ Editor-in-(‘hief stltutloiis of learning should perhaps . '. f , flail/1:.
;. ‘ ' P; ,. . , t '5‘ \K ;. . make some kind of statement about ,' 1' j ' f1“,
“‘3 .. ' -' - . . g} , PreSIdent (his A Singletar} has the practice ”l ripiir'hi‘i” ”9 31' ' ‘i ’I'b.
i -. . -. . t I, ' it!” asked the Board of Trustees to re stressed. howcwr 'hat the resolu- 73' - f. "J'té
1 , A. ".3 view l'K’s policy ut :mestitlg in lion is not binding and is tiliiiiiiiiel} J" :y “if Vii-157,“
5 x . v!" ‘ companies dmng business in South a deCision of the boards u: ‘rustees 'J‘ 7‘;
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- - K i. .¥ _ .fi. Slngletary's derision stems from a The resolution will not tl't'UlYlP law ~'. = C
. k \i -‘ c i > a; .\ recent General Assembly resolution unless it is passed at the lul. «\slon 7‘. ._; .- ‘i .; , "_ .1!
“” h.“ f \ ‘~. t. :\\ urging state public universities to (ii. of the legislature wher. .t wineries -'.‘ 7.’ " H
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:2”, x ‘ ' . to. memorandum to the trustees ob l'K‘s policy will oe- ll’\ mm by f 3- . 1f
\ .; ‘ _. \. :3. tamed by the Kentuahi Kuvnnl the board s investiiivri' miniziit'ee __ ’,. _ h“. 3
1“} “it; x, "4" At its last meeting Oct ‘35. the leg, before (30”!ng beiort tin .‘illi board - ~ . ‘. .1":
. ~ i f islature‘s Interim Jomt committee at its next meehng lit-t to said ‘_ ,"
“ ' s it ‘ 1., a on Education made the recomrlien Htibel' T Mt't‘owari board t'l..ilr _; | ‘ . -. , ~
' . is dation because the South Airway. mar. Mct'owan uht hail lust re .’ y 5" . "
k , t , ~ ‘ K government “has continued apart- turned from a lllrl.l(‘“ trip last i.
" . .‘-..‘ ‘ y , ~ .. I. held and thereby excludes black t-iti» night. had not sL"‘71 Sihfl‘eidi S f . .i "'j
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1.; )/ 3/ A," tlnues to thrive as a result of invest cause ht‘ hadn t talkm 'i1'h an; of ‘3 ‘l ‘ a L
. ‘ _ . ' J merits from L'mted States compa- the members on lht‘su‘i'i'tt't “ .-‘ ' > _' ' . J
’ ‘ “‘ . r , ' nies and Kentuckians profess to On Max 7. the lnv'lrvf '(‘l i will ‘; ._' ' ~ .- '
‘5! . ‘ ' _ believe in the equal rights of .1“ pen» lL's holdings in t‘iirriptir“t.'~ ‘ha' lid 1 ' ‘ . -. “j:
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Lady killer Rex) Ernesto Scorsorie 1) 73th if" . lht’ only ”l‘e-‘m‘em not ’7 mm I i i: ‘ ‘ .
[)lstl’lCli. a member of the interim Plldm‘t‘ ‘iithlhfiwvi {Mil} t ‘ ‘ ; . _ .".
Kenn Ro ers c o h' h‘t . . ’ . _ . , committee. said last night that the The lnl\'(‘l“\ll} of l.titll\\ill' be - . .v -,
8 OOOYlostgni ht inoRnifp 'ztrelri isosgll L22: no.0- “slid Of O‘bOU' EOUP'e Ci medr liner: popular due“! COUN” 'Od‘ bond Sawyer resolution was adopted h)’ the came the tint lat‘tzlt‘ uli 'tt't“i',\ -“ ,3 ' ‘. ‘ i J
‘ g p k y '0 iome ogers or o rovmoriene ' es ow. filo—member body with "very little Kentucky to divest ""ltll‘li‘l'i‘i iit't ‘ f . _
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321:”??le S.(‘R()l'(‘ll fifitlibrzg so’mainekwho would clothe (‘atholics that justifies revolution as is really interested in all students really want to strengthen the pro the visitina scholar prm‘i‘it' Y‘t‘ltuls‘e , V
i 1 cm: I: ltor 01” a. ll" d wee - [20 mm c 835- a solutiontosm‘tal intusllce being “PM“ "’ religion. Said Lon- gram any waywe can time for a faculty member or hire a . .i ‘ , .5 .1
~ ' ‘ p rooms. “01d seminars and perhaps The Rev Larry Hehman. pastor of stance Wilson. a professor of social Nancy Dye. associate dean for part time imiructor to learn Rcli-
[41:0 hgwmuhn (centjer Inc [“1“ cast gm]? one or NO public lectures. High the Newman ('enter, said the work who Chairs the corporation's basic studies tn the (‘oliege of Arts a gurus Studies lot ”‘4' program > m. , . ;.~ . '. . y’
is real ont e aca emit waters to bait . , p. gut”, grant is the largest the cor- board. not ( atholiclsm as such. but Sciences. said the college is “enor tl'UdlK‘lOl') course and iii-mg m an .. * 2 -
‘nlgal‘flhf‘n ll formally-presents [K The ef‘EhaSb 15 on providing the poration's board has exer awarded a religious, studies program mously pleased" with the gift to its outside Consultant in see lt-)\\ we ;. . i '_ ‘ f
i ":1 rd;]i~1“l for he reiifllmb bilidifi“ 5:91;“; Vdnn‘ta‘q gflirléutitsdto EEO! and um hydiiugngd tit ‘,.,th hp \;i.l l‘.n‘:,ll'lilfll..ll,~.' flat the gran‘ came two-year old. interdisciplinary pro can an)», mm ”mum gum-m Baer - _ ' . ,> '
p 0g 8 ., . ‘ ‘ uve 5. ~ sat . a ing at was the boards belief that "people Wlln no strings attached. Wilson said gram said . ,- ' . , ‘ '
The 33‘0“) ' the first lrstallment 0“?“ filming >(‘h0l3r5 associate get educated in everything but rell- she assumed the program would try Dye will acoept the grant at a re- The college has no: madr speL-ific . _ , .
Or a three-year, $9000 gift " Wt“ mail“) “ilhfai‘iiill gion" atauniversity to bring people of different perspec- ception at 8 tonight at the Newman plans for the consultant but .,m. u-in ‘ - “ . . _'
bring a religious studies scholar to The mmmmefi which High said The grants purpose is “to give an lives to l'h’ liu: 'lt's purely up to Center. come in this acadeiiiii- year Beer ~ ' , .
campus next semester “for an ex- hopes to make a (18051011 in the next educated approach to religion that thelriacult) As part of the arrangement M.» mid ' ' " .’ . - .A -
tended ”"15” ‘0 enhance our few weeks. is “looking into the pos- conforms to the education the} «stu chael Baer. dean of Mes. said the High shill the consultant would be ' f j I. 'i'
COUFSPS- 531d “31135 High‘ coordi- sibllity of getting someone in Liber- dents” get at it secular campus," M}, d like h, give a balance. to 0011989 Will match the corporation \ from a “benchmark universih with " ‘ '. ' . " ‘
nat‘or of the ptrogr-aml d- -t w rk ation Theology-H a movement Hehman continued expose Sllldé'nls and the community grant in three ways a fun dopartment of religious stud- . , , . ‘ .' I. '. t
i commi 09 is a rea .\ d 0 among Latin American Roman “The idea is that Newman (‘enter to all kinds of news.‘ she said "We It will hire secretarial service for sci-1.x \\l mm” ' I . .1 ’i -.
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' ". . .. .. Bodies of Six not found in Coca—Cola factory dump Site . .- .r' 2 2:.
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(‘ontrtbuting Writer 1. ~. g. ' B) .\l().\.\ ZHDE owy Shiite Moslem faction to pres A re iresvntatixe 0f the lit-us agen» - ,. ' , '. ‘ _ i'
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About 200 people gathered yester— l ,. é . ’ Six Americans are missmg in Leb said yesterday's first call came at t . . : i‘ -'
day to see the praentation of the g 1‘ - BElRt T, Lebanon - An anony- anon Islamic Jihad claimed 0c! 4 7 1.3 a m 12 1'» a m t—js'r mm a ; 1 , . , ’2‘
Frontier Nursmg Service collection. is y . mous caller said lslamic Jihad ex it killed one of them. diplomat Wil- man who. speaking in (4355,”; .Air- . A . . ‘: -'_-
while a variety of speakers praised .' :3. \ tremists planned to kill their half- liam Buckley. 57 But no body has at)“, declared the Amen.“ ms ._ . _ . ‘ ‘ ._
its founder Mary Breckinridge and , _ 3:" . " , dozen American lltrslagos yesterday. turned up. tages wouldbeshot by {mug squad ‘. . .9 l .
discussed the future of the service . ' t 3‘25, and a second caiiei claimed the." The other American captives are - -. _' ,; ‘ -’- -. '- ;.
and obstetrics. .. * .1 ‘ "‘" ‘“ If"? . . were dead. 311‘ “0 bOdirs were found Peter Kilburn. 60. an American Univ ”’3 promised t? “3“ “gm“ 3‘ 1 . ;. g -" . 7 -‘,
Paul A. Willis. director of librar» u, , I g," *6 Q, i l a in the deSigrtaled 3P0t versity of Beirut librarian: the Rev pm. ‘lmal “m" ““ “‘-‘ .“here {he ' , . . ‘ i.
ies. opened the event saying. “It is 4 , t ‘ -'- 3 _' Vi , , The captives were to he “exe~ Lawrence Jenco. so. a Roman Cath kx‘d‘e“ had been dumpei, Tm“ "“11 ’ ‘1 ‘ " ._ .’ .8
not every day that the University rev 5 it? ,‘ . _ . , . _ cuted" by fir-mg squad because indl- olic priest; Terry Anderson. 38. was never made. But another man. . , . .
ceives such a unique collection of ' ~ l; ~.‘ , fl “ ,1. reel negotiations with the United chief Middle East correspondent for 5993““ °°"°q”""" “ban” "“3”“ ' ‘ -’ ‘
papers.” Following his remarks, at - I a“ ‘. ." "1“ ‘- ‘ ‘ Stata had reached "a dead end." The Associated Press; David Jacob- recalled theagency at m“ m ‘ t ' "
slide show was praented focusing ‘ , " “ . ' the first man said in a call to a sen. director of the American Univ . ’ -.
on Breckinridge‘s efforts. —« -- J \M we; » Western news agency. versity Hospital. and Thomas Su- ”9 .Sa‘d that "all {he ””11?“ ”if“? j » " ‘ _ . J i .'
Consisting of actual photographs , - a- _ ._. “M c , man In Washington. however. a White therland. the university's dean of Qaflemanfiiimlggiu-(mfie £1121; tbof ' i . . ‘ ‘
of families attended b the nurse "" “"M'w‘ “"”"5'°" Home official said "contacts" in the agriculture. been i 5‘ . .' . ‘ .
midwives. the show was partially A" Gallaher, chancellor 0* ”‘9 LEXinQ'OV‘ campus. OCCEP'S the Lebanon hostage case had not bro- , , . the dereltct. shell-pocked (“‘3‘ Ole .
narrated bv Appalachian men and Frontier Nursing Service Collection otMemoriol Hollyesterdoy. ken down And PreSldent Reagan 'lslamlc J'had' or Islamic ”013‘ factory m the hola district 0f south - ' * ‘ ‘. '
women, One narrator said, “I don't said of the death threat. ‘Evtdently 3;: bteallg‘lefioltlgwbe my? “PPfAfun‘ Beirut . 1 ‘ ’
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know what wed done back yonder about humanity and ‘compasSlon director of the National Association ”1119‘? 15 no substantiation Of that at tollah Ruhollah Khomeim. had said But policemen. reporters and Mos- ’- ..
without the Frontier Nursmg SerV- from Mary Breckinridge. . ‘ of childbearing Centers. discussed a ' it would release the Americans lem militiamen found nothing after .
ice Patterson sald‘Breck‘inridges‘fa- the current program of maternity Since the calls could not be au~ when Kuwait frees 17 Shiite com- several hours of searching the rat» _ ' .‘ T ‘
. . . V0." 9' saying “85‘ The ”5"?“ care. calling ‘1 an ”UPS“? down SYS‘ thenticated. it was impossible to de- radon servmg prison terms for the infested factory. surrounding build- . ‘
Marvm Bireckmridge Patterson. thing IS to do.'the next is [0 write tem." She Cited FNS‘s success as termine whether they were a ma- bombings of the US. and French mg; and nearby neighborhorxt ‘ - ~ . ‘
the founder s “cousm. also talked 803w? hardestisto‘thinkr . ‘ evidence of the effectiveness of de- cabre hoax or Simply part of a war embassia in Kuwait in December where bodies have been dumped be- 4
about how she learned a great deal 0 owtng Patterson. Kitty hrmt. centralized care. of nerves being waged by the shed 1%3. Kuwait refusa, for? ‘ ' ‘.
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UK, Vanderbilt KA football relay to Nashvdle benefits muscular dystrophy um.wmhw. summons
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. , . _ raises money for the Muscular g m m .2 PM pg! Czechoslovakia and Vorthwatern
“This 15 a worthwhile event because we raise Dvstr by Association. ‘ . A: suite N ‘ nd ‘
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ternity started its eighth annual the money to go to mid] a gOOd cause __ thelleilifgtggsthfiusinissds aniltfdstl: III 9‘ a ”- w w :mmdlsyfimdmmwglt‘lgnibugmandf
mfifihqfifififihdfiflmm helping those people afflicted by muscular aster“; ":flmbm‘ gratis; said N .i-u a... mucky Memorial Coliseum
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Anal 45 ton fraternity mfemlgrfi dystrophy. This football run really promotes the chairman oi Museum Dystrophy): m”""'::"_. ng}: Students can plck up one ticket
are ing urns running a cot - - - - - n which is the fratemitv's national ' ' ' ‘ per validated ID and can get a max-
120 mllwoflarqume‘ Ky‘ fund raismg because it is such a unique event. philamhmpy muss imam of m “cm if m “)5 are
The Vanderbilt KAs will meet Jack Farley. presented.
them in Hardyville and run the foot- K So far they have raised $400 from
ball theremaining 85 miles to the app: Alph' member the indiVidual and-business donors. There m" be no group seating for
yam,“ smd‘fl f", 05:1. :3” — but their goal is to raise SUI”. theflrsttwogames
sen me or U - an- . “ ‘ ' worthwhile ev t be- , - ‘
derbiltfmstabansame. average to be a 21-mile run for each Muscular Dystrophy." Farley said caug‘fflfrgse the money 5'80 ,0 by u- nion—ulna. no ”la m law‘s w‘" 8°:
"We will have groups of seven group' . . “This will really raise awareness to such a good cause _ helping those Iwhfimpfl h» :ng'mfi f ”y Spam h '
that will m t t diff The fraternity has a van moi-ting this event became n will be so visi- . * ghflfiu ‘7“ , .or lrs our gama are
so a erent markers . le afflicted b muscular d tro- -
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along the-way, said Jack Farley. a runners ar .V1 e. ble. phy," Farley said. "This football h , = ~ 'd l“. iseum
KA member. "Each person will run “We will carry a_ banner on the Lexington buinesses and families run really promotes the fund raisin J. . fl“ . Tickets will be available from 9
about three to four mlla. which Will van that we are raising money for of the KA members have y'ven do- because it is suchaunique event." _ n.m.to4p.m WWW!

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g . ' " termelons l have a cheruhir face, LIBS and'learn that no was an icecream cone. Well. that‘s ’ -71; c l .
p the kind you see in ore-Renaissance OPINION . . what the sign resembles. It actually l. / ‘4‘) \I‘
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Bottom Line -—- 361 W. Short St. Tonight and tomorrow. Jumpstreet (rhythm opens its second annual (‘enter SUh' ‘i"“\“ll"l" :IlhnlbIrng yhlfirfillapfi {treated . I~I(\- “ ‘1 ‘ ‘ ‘ J “- i’Ul w ,I" iIl’I f- .- t "_
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Moodlng‘! —- i505 New Circle Road. Tonight and tomorrow, The Trendells S‘Ilh‘i’ Community (IOllege Cho'r Wlh Beethoven, l-‘aure and l’OulenL‘ i To (Ir d‘IIHII T“ In d, .IhIIIII LIAN 'II I :‘I‘I I‘III I ' I I w I II ‘II III". IILI'I - '
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c.“ M _ 337 E. Main St. Tonight, some" Age (original dance), 9 p.m. whlle the Central Kentueky Youth chestra. a group 0i area Junior lllgh “If?" ”II J Ireun;on (I); ”(fighngll (Ithr’ tit";t-x.ili!t‘ liw,‘ ~ I"_" _ ,~." .II-ZAI .'I .I ~\ '.II‘
yo 1 am. Tomorrow, Raging Fm (original dance) 9 pm. .0 1 am. 52 cove, Orchestra plays m the (‘oncert Hall school students. will perform Bur na Iioye'rs Ull( er} Ir» . an ln\lilllL. :z'f,I‘.IIl'II-,I'- '..-I":'I
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Crystal's — Hyatt Regency Hotel. Formerly Pim's Pub, the lounge is now re- 80th performances beglhal3P m llaydn's ”140'"th Symphony." ‘:“) enI ““.“. plckupllur I“ (”1d IIIIlI ix‘iIlir'zim‘.’ , 3 i' . f ..i.:'. .r :‘I ,.".I'3»III.'tII'I ,' I-I
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cover. also in the (‘enter for the Arts, More than 13 im people attended The plan b a tight cum “WW. ”I u‘vI ‘ I’.I =“Ir, ‘1}
Great Scott's Depot _. 684 S. Broadway. tonight and tomorrow, Citizen where Armand Hammers noted ”St )IeurI'I (‘enter Sundays “I'st‘ frustrations one following tlil' new! WWW l I " l" I' 'II'JI‘ IVII'IlI‘I
Kona(originalrock).9p.m. tol a.m.$2cover. Daumier collection is currently on “him lm‘lUdt‘d the popular “Ha m .‘ superprrogression 0,- “b, ,, \I‘I, motifs 34.1.4»; ~ . ‘ z: r, . ~ -, _'I. ; I ‘.‘ I‘I'lI' ‘I
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