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Vol. LXXXVI, No. 19 An independent student newspaper serving the University of Kentucky since l894 rude, September 3 1983
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Associated Press Department spokesman JOhh # yiews Editor decisions. saying he does not favor
Hughes said the United States would any military resilinse to the attack
The United States said yesterday lOih SOUth Korea in asking for an ' 5 instead, the congressman said he
. a heat-seeking missile fired by a $0- emgrgehc)’ meeting of'the UN: Se SAKHAUN 0 , “A cowardly act." says l‘ 8 Rep ad\'ix‘ati-.~' diplomatic means of retrl
viet fighter pilot destroyed a South curity' Council 0" Friday ”to all‘ ( Larry Hopkins. ltrKy . about the So: bution
Korean 747 commercial jetliner what 15 a heinous aCthh 0“ the Pa" 3 or wet-missile attack on a South Ko "This is no time to i‘tInSltit‘r any
; which strayed neara Kremlin mili: oftheSovietUnion.“ o rean passenger airliner thing that may lead us to war,"
tary outpost on an island near Though the jumbo jet was in SOVl‘ CHINA [7 The jumbo jet. carrying 259 pas Hopkins said He said he supports
Japan. et airspace above Sakhalin, an is: O ’4 “ sengers. was shot dovm by Soviet using thel'niiutNatioimasaforum
Officials said some wreckage and land whose southernmost tiP is With . fl fighters Wednesday morning ell “Although 1 am no great fun of the
a fuel slick were located and that in 100 miles of Japan. “there are no fl route to Seoul. Korea State Depart l‘ N . l haic full confidence in Jean
there were no survivors. Among the circumstances that can jUStifY" the ment officials report there were no Kiipatrick «.l‘ s anihassarkiri.“ he
$9 passengers were a U.S. con- 333th a White House Spokesman J . survivors Over 30 Americans in said
gressman, Rep. Larry McDonald, D said. 02K“ eluding US Rep lawrence P Mc Hopkins said he would not favor
Ga., the chair of the anti-communist The missile was fired. said Penta- / SAPPORO Donald. l)-Ga were aboard the rescmding a five year grain deal re-
John Birch Society, and at least 30 80h intelligence officials, by an SU- aircraft cently Signed by Russia and Ami-rt
other Americans. 15, a lQSOs-vintage interceptor, and { Hopkins said at a local press con ca He said measures such as re
' President Reagan, in California, one Of eight fighters which tracked ference yesterday he saw no Justlfl pealing trade agreements were
registered his “disgust that the en- the airliner. The Soviets have a SEOUL 0 cation for destroying an unarmed comparable to boycotting the (llymr
tire world feels at the barbarity of fighter base 0" Sakhalin, a moun- J ”MM passenger plane ”From what I un pics
the Soviet government in shooting tainous island 20 miles from the 50 derstand. the Soviets were tracking "lt simply does not work,‘ he ,
- down an unarmed plane.” vietUmOn'Seastcoast- the missile was a MiG 23 — one of land. the flight for two-and—ahalf hours." said
“Words can scarcely express our The KAL jumbo jet was blown the Soviet Union‘s best and fastest The plane ignored “signals and he said. Hopkins. who recently visited Rm
. revulsion at this horrifying act of vi- from the skies at 2126 pm. EDT fighters. Later, however. they said it warnings,“ Tass said. then ”contin- “The plane innocently strayed and Niki as part of ii ctmgri-sx-iimal dele
' olence,"saidReagan. Wednesday, U.S. officials said. The appeared to have been an SUvIS. ued its flight in the direction of the they shot it down." he said “How gallon discussing human rights, said
Secretary of State George P. flight originated in New York, had code-named Flagon. . Sea of Japan." Again. the account can you explain that°" the attack would have grave minte-
Shultz declared there is ”no excuse refueled in Anchorage, Alaska. and The Kremlin's first public com. said nothing of the plane being shot Hopkins. who served with McDon quenies on future peacetalks
whatever for this appalling act," was about 1000 miles from its desti- ment was an anemic Tass story down. ald on the House Arms Appropria The world, he “my would not
and the State Department branded nation, SeOUJ. When it was ShOt which said the South Korean plane Shultz, ordered by Reagan to de- tions Committee. said it was “won stand by and allow such at‘lltms to
an account forwarded by Soviet For- dOWh- “has been lost." and made no men- mand “an immediate and full ac- ic“ that the Georgia congressman go unnoticed "11in act is simply un-
eign Minister Andrei Gromyko as The Soviet pilot was close enough tion ofamilitary attack. ‘ counting" from the Soviet Union for died in the attack acceptable to those of us in the free
“totally inadequate" - because it to see the airliner. and the Soviets Later. Tass changed its story to the shooting down of a South Korean “He was a staunch conservative mourned-id
neither acknowledged that the plane had tracked it for 212 hours —ample say that an “unidentified aircraft commercial airliner, said yesterday and strong believer in our national The attack. Hopkins said. was a
had been blown from the skies opportunity ‘0 know it was a civilian twice violated SOVlet alt‘SpaCe over he will raise the issue directly with defense." he said. “it is ironic that reflection of Soth foreign policy
Wednesday nor accepted any re- flight, Officials said. At first. defense Sakhalin and that Sov1et fighters Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gro~ he would die in an unarmed plane “This simply describes the meniali
sponsibility. officials said the plane which fired ”were sent aloft" to try to help it myko next week. over the Soviet Union " tywe mustdealwith.“hi-said
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By ANGELO B. HENDERSON like measures," said Daniel Nelson. Reagan. by Secretary t of State “No-and-a-half hours is plenty of primary method America will use to don‘t think the responsi- will he pri
Staff Writer assistant professor of political sci- George) Shultz. by (Secretary of De- time for the local Soviet base com» respond to the Russian attack on the marily military ‘
ence. tense Casper) Weinburger and in mander to call back to Moscow and airliner. Dams said the gunning down of
The United States government’s “With rage and not much more“ particularCongress,“Davis said. say. ‘What do you want me to do?“‘ “The first step was taken. looking the SoViet airliner may ilt'l as "a
response to the shooting of a South was Vince Davis' description of “If you want to get congreSSlonal he said. at the comments of Secretary catalyst to help the president get his
‘ Korean commercial airplane by a America’s reaction to the shooting. attention —— Just shoot. down a plane “I have to believe Moscow knew Shultz. to use some of the strongest defense budget through (‘ongreu
Soviet jet fighter Wednesday mom- Davis, the director of the Patterson mthaCOngrtssmanlnit."he said. about it and approved shooting it diplomatic language." he said, “but without much cutting “
ing will probably cause a lot of School of Diplomacy and Interna- But becausethe Sov1et fighter had down,"IDavis said. none of those diplomatic acts would lie said Reagan has in the last two
' anger, but not war, according to tional Commerce. said, “There will tracked the Jetliner for over two “I think it was done to give a sig- be of the same gravity or match in months tried to open up to the Sovtet
Universityofficials. be a lot of huffing and puffing by the hours, Davis said it's hard to believe nal by Russia — a kind of gunboat severity of shooting down a fully L'nion in trade and exchanges like
“Looking at past episodes where United States and not much more the Soviet pilot shot the missle with- diplomacy type of method ~ to show loaded commercial jet. past presidents
the Soviets have done things that because it's really not that much we outany contact with the Kremlin. China, Japan, Korea and the United “1 would imagine the United And. as in the past. [laws and
have angered the United States, it’s can do unless we want to start “If you are tracking an airplane States that they are prepared to as- States would take make some effort "This kind of thing comes along and
public and it’s politicians — such as World War III. for two-and-a-half hours and you sert themselves in that part of the now to increase the readiness of its that always makes the t' S nervous
invading Hungary in 1956, Czecho- “That’s the immediate reaction. wish to keep it out of your airspace, world,"he said. military forces. or perhaps increase Then we suddenly get kind of tough
Slovakia in 1968, Afghanistan in 1979 and the short~term effects will be there are ways to do it aside from Nelson, who teaches Soviet politics the size of its military forces in and again for at least a few months until
— we imve not . . . resulted to war- dramatic speeches by (President) shooting it down."Davis said. at UK. said diplomacy will be the around Japan." Nelson said. "But I the shock wears off "
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‘ ‘ The Real Macaw ’ reveals Graham Parker’ s brave new love
Graham Parker doesn’t seem to beth cuts as “Life Gets Better," press its central self-disgmt just as new album achieves such a fortui- each side. Side One's closing cut, Excises" on Another Grey Area _
mind that the comensus among es- with its pure-pop strings that echo surely as “life Gets Better” needs tous marriage of form and content. “Sounik Like Chains,” just sounds and “(Too Late) The Smart Bomb," ‘
tablished rock ‘n’ roll critics -— the likes of The Foundations’ “Build its lightandbuoyanttonetowork. As on past albums, Parker seems to like the perfunctory reggae cut — the album closer, provides little l
voiced most audibly by the lead- Mile Up Buttercup" and White Of course, not every song on the have particular trouble with closing and an inferior version to “No More more thanadopey afterthought. 2
butted Rolling Stone — found his Pains’ “My Baby Loves Lovin’" SeeParker,page3
last album, Another Grey Area, a more than any new-wave reference 0 e e I
trifle soft in its preoccupation with points. ‘ l l b k d I“ k E ythlrl 1
what they called “conventional The Real Macaw proves that rath- aSSlca ac roun a es ur lcs Slzz e
,, love.” But now he’s back with a re- er than going soft, Parker has at-
cord that flies in the face of all such tained a new flexibility in both voice Associated Press orange crew cut and masculine at- But it was not until she was past In 1916, he was introduced to Len-
reservations in its startling affirma- and attitude. Whereas earlier al- tire, Lennox looks like a technicolor her teens that she seriously took up nox, who was a waitress at the time. I
tion of the rejuvenating effects of burns such as The Up Escalator suf- LOS ANGELES —- She studied the Grace Jones. But her “get-down" singing. She spent three years study- Within a year, they were living to-
2 love, an affirmation far more em- fered from an annoying sameness of classics at London's Royal Academy song stylings are reminiscent of ing flute and piano at the Royal Aca- gether and, with another musician,
phatic than last year’s keynote, tone — call it knee-jerk cynicism - of Music, and he ran off with a band Aretha Franklin. demy. Her classical training gave had formed a band called the Tour-
.iyou need temporary beauty / Even The Real Macaw succeeds in match- at age 14 and went on to play every So how does a nice girl from her a strong sense of rhythm and ists,
though it might bea loveinvain." ing a variety of emotions with vocal kind of music from African to medi- ’ - harmony which she has put to use
I l . f the aha P k t hni d m i al embellish~ al Aberdeen, Scotland, leam to Sing with their] ll . After three years, Stewart and
snarl :1:be more glen :littlzrpfilt rrOicentsqast imparts: them “Just ev ' I . like "‘3‘? Stewart teamedclo play guitar at Lem" called “Suit-“x and deemed
off when they first hear such exu- Like a Man" requires a snarl to ex- 3‘.“ together, as the Elm cs, “When I was 15 and starting to go 13 after he was laid up with a knee to take their affairsI— both creative
Annie Lennox and Davrd Stewart . . . . . and bminess into their own
tak th ld b storm with out wrth boys, I used to sneak out to injury. He left his hometown in the hands
. . _ xv?!“ “es“ ‘5 wor msyAre Made of dances when I could,” she says in a northof England when he was 14. ‘
lea to Star In new muSlcal The‘ II,mweeIDieahav a s rising pleasant Scottish burr during a re- “1 was into all sorts ofconcoctions The Eurythmics' first album ‘
‘5' ey a 3°. e . urp cent tour stop in Los Angeles. “A1- of music and people and drugs and earned them enough money to set up .
' stage 320:; that esézzlghwgthcsgsrsnemog though I didn’t realize it, the music everything — almost near death their own studio in a warehouse, and 0
NEW YORK (AP) _ Act e the bes . ue-eyt s was all Motown —— people like Otis sometimes; was twice in the hospi- they immediately used it to record a
. . . r SS Atlanticinrecen memory. Redding, the Supremes. I think I tal,” he says. “ (I) got married second LP — “Sweet Dreams." It tel
lea anFlh' who last starred Make that green-eyed soul. With was more influenced by that than by when I was 17, ran off with this all- cost about $450 to make it, Stewart ' gu
on stage in 1977, Will return her huge emerald eyes, iridescent the Beatles.” girl group whenlwas 22.” says. _
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n8 ° TOday through Oct- 20- Biblical paintings by Performance times are Saturday at H a.m.; . ~ . . .
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