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Asteer that escaped from the Blugrass Stockyards gave someliexington wrangienalittle trouble _ R -'- " 8 3: i ' 3,; 3 ‘3; if i'
I yesterday. Above. an unidentified pedestrian-turned cowpoke helps to restrain the belligerent - ? ' -2 ‘? -- a g i " ' ‘ 7‘
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Trustees form forest comm'tt t 'fts '
———_——._ conducting mining operations" in the messed interests in mining the P” any possibility of mining in the area should look at the property as a possi- received upon the closing of the
By KEN ALTiNE forest which was given to UK by the pcty.” was discmsed. ble way to “contribute to the allevia- estate.
A3800“? Editor E. 0. Robinson Mountainlfimd. Singletarysaid. however, thatthe The recommendation, passed tion” of some of the financial pro- Nineteen appointees to the
UK Prasident30tis Singletary said boardst have a set policy before unanimotsly, said that the committee biems facing the-University. UK/Business Partnership F0unda.
3 that the committee was needed to . I In other finanClal concerm, $500,000 tion Board of Directors were also ap.
Aspecial committee tcthe Board of establish a. board policy concerning commlttee to form “I: was accepted from William Shely. a proved. The board, which represents
Trustees was formed to study the the poss1bleuseof the 15,000 acrsof m y fellow with the University. The diverse segments of the business
possible surface mining of the Robin- forest land. 3 . money,3 donated in the form 30f world, isinvoived in generating funds
son Forest located in Breathltt, Knott A recommendation read to the f" secuntles and certificates of deposn. from mgm and industries for the
and Perry counties during theboard's board said that suchacommittee was me Imon or is earmarked for a student scholar- CollegeofBusiness and Economics. ?
3 } monthly meeting yesterday. 3 “appropriate because of two facts— The administration has no ship3 loan fund in the College of In other actions, the board approv- ‘
Theboard created thecommitteeto the severe budgetary crisisfaciilgthe By_DALE— G. MORTON tablished ‘delines r di Medicine. edcandidates fordegreesfor bothUK »
evaluate “the legal, envnomnental, UmverSIty and an nicrease in in- AasistantNewsEdit es 3 3‘” . egar "8 The board also authorized the nd the Co 't Coll te
' - ? - . - or Robinson Forest salt suggestedthe . . a mum y ege 5Y5 m
3 economic. and technical aspects of qulnes from third parties who have ’ . establishment of “ uasl- vedth n ' i f id
—_ Board form a comm1ttee to resolve endowments" from the estate: {Phil 22:;er e ' cmeration 0 pa -
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eaga y toexaminethefeasibilityofmining Board policy should be adopted estate or 35683370 9‘30 3:3)“ 3: ret from paying agents from Ju-
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w «m eastern Kentucky was appom’ ' " . . ‘
It a [at esp‘te In Board of Trustees Chairmaz $118333“: gotgutsh? 332311.332" the Collfige of Agriculture engaged In chance of double billing or Payment.
' __._.—_ William Sturgill yesterday. establishing the committee. rasearc - 3 3 the papers are to be incmerated and a
. By OWEN ULLMANN David Gergen disputed earlier The action came on the heels of a “It does seem to me that you (the 33352312: 35:33; i‘fif‘fi: cemf‘cate °f 5°33§°tl°n m“ bfimed‘
Associated Press Writer reports that Reagan had been handed WM W00 by the Board t0 Board) need to appointa committee University has already received ofAt3t3-eecommen ion to :men :0 311:
__ - the revised deficit figures last Friday, approve a resolution charging the that will raise the question. ‘Should $28 500 and an additional :3 000“” be mbggermtrfigula 3:235 0
. Gergen, who refined to discus canmittee With “evaluating th: we, under any circumstances, at- v , was w1 scuss .
WASHINGTON — Faced with specific figures, said the president Wimfimwwimmmlc an tempt to minethecoal under Robin- . -
_ record-smashing deficits that could saw the new numbers for the first toolmical “Poets ; 0f condustms son Forest? " hesaid. “Itcjould be Campus hOUSIng avallable
3 top $100 billion a year. the Reagan ad— time yefterdaymedgfigg :1 gecko-1e? Famine; PWEWE‘S“: the “03m" yes or It mdfim We $11k that ,
ministration now says it can live with presenta 10" 0" et 00 y om ’ - a . acres l,” question answer
its strategy against inflation and high Theadministration’s defiu’t outlook WtandPchnh§. tee focus its attention on several —______ 3 _ _ 3
interest rates. has worsened dramatically in the Appomted to the five-member points'l‘haseinclude: ByClNDY DECKER filloutallousmg 899110330" and 983)‘
in a turnaround from President past few months because of the committee by Stursill are: Steve wObtaining expert outside legal Senior Staff Writer the first "Emblem 0‘ 31093 when
l Reagan's longstanding assertion that developing recession and a signifi- Miles (chairman), president and council to gain the benefits of their _: A will be refunded if a student is not of-
- ~ 4 4 . cant reduction in inflation, trendsthat chid executive officer for First advice; '”' fered a housmg space. The in-
! defiuts areacause of inflation,senior 3 ; _ _ ; d l‘ . y . . . .
, White House economic advisers reduce anticipated federal revenues, Kentucky National Compratlon in wTo be keenly aware of the pro- 3Stu ents who want to iveianver- stallment is forfeited. however, If a
f s t yester day to downplay that White Home officials said. “He Louisville; Albert Clay, chairman grams inside the University that Slty housmg next semester probably student is offered housmg and refines
relatiomhip. One member of the (Reaganlacceptedthefact,"Gergat of the University finance commit- areusingtheforest; fian,3sald Jean Lindiey, director 0‘ "- d ts no t ‘de hall
? Council of Economic Advisers. said. 3 3 3 tee; forma' 8"me Edward T- .43Broaden those program areas gagence hall and G Pa e mi? en ‘1 Chaccep "5'; {ice 'th
William A. Niskanen, suggested the The administration plans towhittle BI'QIt-llltt, an atttx'ney for Southern to include input from various ‘ "Flash; 3,3 _ mg mus ooseamea panw1 _
connectionis virtually nonexistent. down the projected deficits fa- lm Railroad; Qonme Wilson. faculty groups and individuals outside the apartment spaces are avai a e or it. The plans are two meals-five days
The“ defense of deficits came in and 1984 througha newmundofdeep normative to the Board; and University who are concerned the spring becatzse of hlgeceihber aweek.two3rnealsseven daysafirrek.
the wake of reports from administm. spending cuts in domestic program. Homer Ramsey. an attorney in aboutthefuture otthetotest. 8mm” and 5"}3 ”“5 W WI 33"“ Weemwb-fwe days 8 “9°“ 0‘ ee
_ tion sources that a new. bleak But several aides and many [rivate WhitleyCltyfiy- 3 _ “The time has come fortheBoard return to school. We always 6" 3up meals-seven days a week. Students .
33 forecast prepared for the presi dent economists doubt the president can Mila saldthecommlttee wtu pro- to begin to grapple with that ques- at the (:2: of ufiofétlll semester glith who live in the Greg Page abpa mentj
last week showed the budget deficit make much headway so long as he bebly meet With!“ the "e!“ “V0 tion,“ he said. “If the board feels 50$“! 5‘ entsw OP Wt. Lin ey are not required “so uy m3:a3
surging to a record $109 billion in continua to rule out deepa cuts in weeks to “detertmne the 300W and that we should not consider mining 5‘" - till plans.0ff~cdmpui 53‘ enfsd mad “3
fiscal 1982‘ 3,523,311”. in 19338,“, 3162 Social Security, a slowdown in his set an agenda for cooling to a asapossibility,thenthc committee MW fflmfe Stud?” 8;” 333 any 0‘ ms‘emw “"531 k“? '0‘
billion in 1%. record buildup of the military W workable recommendation. But the need go no fartherBut. if the on the waiting lst or3spr'lng. s e sat a one meal-five days a wee p an 3
Sources said those numbers or significanttaxincreases. recommendation will probably not answer is yes then another subset the department am‘c‘i’am havmg 3 _ Students 3Wh° $9333; 111,? :2
already had been revised. though only Meanwhile, House Democrats vow- beavailable fora long time. 3 of questions needs tobeanswered. SW” for “(913’ studenth requests Umvem‘?’ mmg an “0 l e
slightly. by the time Reagan met with ed Tuesday to m an agreement “We’re3goilig to 3313;: all the time Singeltary said that the addi- Spring housing. as it; past years. The move todlfferent residence ha3lls next
his advisers yesterday afternoon on between Reagan and musical we need,‘ Mles said. “We have to tional questions included: “Under waitingllstlncludes reshmen and up semester can usually do so. 3 though
his upcoming budget plan. Republicans to cut an additional 34 have I total understanding 0‘ the what circumstances will we mine, perclassmen 0‘ both 59’“ and has "m0“ S‘Udems “”193 “'3“? to have
Chief presidential spokesman See“DEFlClT“onliIle5 lee-implications." and what will the funds be used #W‘mesame "‘"nbemfsmdems °“ already d°“° 5°t 5?“ “it“
Hesaid it was “just impossible to for?" it as last year’s spring semester Sutherland. administrative
3 - n . put any time frame on the issue. Singletary cautioned the Board waiting list. There is usually lessde- counselor 3
mll mm to be Inade 8” We’re looking at something that‘s members not to confuse these two mand for housmg in the spring. Students want to change residence
_ . . down the road maybe four or five issues“l do not think that this is Ligdley said: 3 3 hills toge closer to classes or ”XS-I3;
years." an nshrush 'ob3" ncampus lvlng IS more 5 e sat 3 Or sometimes, 5t n
am Ml“ 0f myan ”mm W to President Otis ghestions 2mm reporters afta- economical titan off-campus living, move to get away from their room-
- W» theBoardmust grapple the meeting regarding personal Lindley said. “A studenttaklng room mates "Sometimes they don't have
- -———————.—. promised any decision withintflnun with one main lune, “Are you will- views and/or hopes about thefuture andboard can certainly 113W better for the same values 0" study habits and
-' ”3’ WHEN“: "U" — but merely committed itself to lngto. . .minethefonstunderany ofRobinson Forest were avoided. leis money than residing!" town meycan‘tworkltout "
mm“! Press Writer delivering a status report one two-to- ctmnmtnncog?" “we propose not to talk about it" increased homing and dining rates Sutherland said the residence hall
__H three-month-oid review of us “We need to have a total until the Board has a set policy, could occur If there were enough life office encourages making
political and economic relations with mac-standing of the legal implica- Singletarysaid. vacancies in hotslng, Lindley said. changfi early and tries to schedule ' 3
? ' WASHINGTON — President Libya. tiorts."Mileasaid. The I t m m t . She also said. however. an increase them by “launching “Hoo3efully.
Reagan conferred again yesterday Gergen did not exclude the Famation of the committee is came i: 0:133 Sin Tie“ swig for thatreasonwas highly unlikely. we‘ve done3most of the movmg 3— .
with his security advisers about poeai- possibility that a decision would be jmtifled became of two major Si ngletar and reg}! infltloowthe 3 Lmdley said students interested unless there sareal problem. . , .If it ,
ble sanctions against Libya for its reached that quickly. He ma the mw‘mmWMQid record “13:30 not have an one] in oncampis housmg for next worksout l can move someone andl 3. .
' 3 allqed plot to kill American leaders. reviewis “nanowingdownnow” and, "The severe budgetary crisis fee or related interests ex my; make semester SWd come “’3 the WINS think _It a legitimate mOVe. i ll COH- ,
and Senate Majority Leader Howard “We’ll be in a little betta' shape to lag the University makes it sure that the Universitp of Ken- office. 218 Peterson Serv1ce Building. sidertt." 32
Baker Jr. said ”There will be 8 Mi- talk to them (congressional leaders) wry to “he a “refill look at tncky mim the mtg! benefit . . .3333 . .
sion within the next at tote hours." in 24 totahours." thaseaaaeta of the University which from this valuable asset s d 37;; .
Baker, R-Tenn., said the options in- imports of Libyan oil already have might poulbly contribute to an ' .‘j-R" 3
elude a ban on further US. oil pur- shninlt to less than ale-ultra of the alleviation (1 this severe financial "Whether or not the mineral in _ " ‘ -
- chases from Moammar Khadafy's level earlie- this year. poblcn. Robinson Forest will be mined is a Yes. more basketball Victoria for both the 10d!" and flfltkmm . ' . 33
government. Baker said Reagan may soon ask "We havebegun toreceive an in- basic policy matter that should, and Seepageror stories and photos. 3 33 . _
Soon the Baker's statanent, Congreu to impose some mm m "limb“ d "Hum” from will, be decided by the Board of Alternatives to the inefficiency of PPD are examined in today's t.‘ ‘ ‘3
WC. White "M “Mm" 38‘th “WM but hid “m in m M ”Tu” Who hive “W Trustees of the University," he editorial. Soothe "Persuasion“page \ , _
. _ David Ga-gen summoned reporters meantime that legislators hold off lntu-aatlnminingpropeny.” said. -' ‘, '- 3
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The Physical Plant Division, the Univer- tirely at fault. It’s common knowledge that cu an‘lc PU '6 6 er 6. S e
sity’s primary repair and maintenance opera- PPD workers aren't paid much, and some of I 33 ;
tion, has just been granted a $13.2 million the illogical procedures to which Wessels is 0 °
, budget for the coming year, more than 10 per- tied are mandated by University governing cmVlncC a"' e ‘ S m e 3 .
cent of the University’s 1981-82 share of state regulations. . '
General Fund revenues. The real problem lies in the way the Univer- “ ll ,/
And most of that money will go to pay its 824 sity distributes funds for maintenance and e 0 0 M3,, yiwfl 3 3 3
_ employees, enough to staff each of the 136 repair. Every dollar going into PPD’s coffers 1 an l ‘ 15 53,3 ‘E 3 1
“ buildings listed on the official campus map for work performed on campus buildings ° t,
with at least six full-time workers. comes from University funds allotted to each We ,3 _ 3% 3 3
With the money and personnel at his department for that specific purpose. If a ‘ fie ' g
disposal, it would Seem that PPD Director department can’t afford to pay the price PPD ~———' ec‘ ? gin?
James Wessels could run a top-notch opera- charges, it can do little more than complain. yeti“ '
tion. Most people familiar with this campus, And if its complaint is not satisfied, it has no 3 fmem .re“r
however, can recall being directly affected by other recourse than to let the needed repair “M”; ‘ w ‘3“ ’ ivti-g‘fi
3 . at leastone PPD screw-up. work ride — a situation that has led to the in- . ,5 Q: 63+:
creasingly shoddy condition of many Universi- .. - ., ;3 ' pg {
Perpetually bumed-out dormitory light ty buildings * . ‘ 3 , / {,3 I
' bulbs, slipping elevators in the Patterson In short, the PPD saves the University 3 33 \\ "”5‘. 3‘
Tower, trees planted one month and pulled up money by prohibiting University departments ” 33 1. 3 3 3 3 my > . @333 0‘32; i
the next; electrical connections with exposed from ordering repairs because of its excessive “‘““"““‘"-‘**---*~‘-~'-33‘ 33 "#25533" 1m. g - \ -33 ‘3. ;‘
Wires. $140 billings for plywood bookshelves, prices. And that’s only going to cost more in m " {ti—fig fig ‘ I
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3 four men sent to do a one-man Job — all have the long run. In a time of budgetary cnsxs, ' Amtififimfi 'fiaf
been documented by the Kernel in the past boondoggles—suchasthe PPD obviouslyis— rkwmmmm, «I 5- '23:; a I
811d. most likely, will be in the future. should either be reformed or replaced. (CW '- redraw... C .. "ii I
Wessels demes his department is inefficient, Certainly, it would seem more logical for the © é/tW {8/ 5
and 3Jack Blanton, vice president for business University to contract privately with outside ‘ j
affaus, has gone so far as to call the stories firms to perform the services PPD presently . _
; “all has.” 3But PPD employees lounging provides. Such contracts could be bid com- How umes have Clam (fa me WNSt)‘ : .3
around Job Sites for hours at a time are a com- petitively, assuring the lowest possible cost to ' ,3
'mon snghtoncarrgpugand Wessels admits that the University, and if the work performed 1K 1 .1
some of the diVlSlon’s methods are less does not meet certain standards of quality, a m meets [Beds 0f “mm i-
\ “prodlactlze” fig: they could be. replacement can be found —— unlike the PPD, I . _ 3
It’s on tful PPD administration is en- the only game in town. 0f MI W 3-
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- '- . . “ ' " Thlslsmy fmal Kernel column. The forts or should the tobacco industry
’ -. .3. ,{x' WW 3‘, .- ‘ demands of becoming a physician m itseln
_ - . .. ' - GONNA ;‘l- .9 have finally becom too pt'essixlg to ' ' e At times. the Kernel has seemed
-.7 1-2“; 11‘ l“ M FOR ;,", _..- ' .9 8110‘” me to take these biweekly Soitisinevitable there is some ele- nottokmwthebasic structureofthe
. ”2?.- . gm y 3,: lyifl‘ M jaunt-s «aside the world of the merit of “old-timer’s complaint" in University.
”7353f, : THIS!" l] ”3“,! If , / MedioalCenter. my comments (though in few places It has, for instance, ignored the
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