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By LINI S. KADABA isolation from the world.“ Monroe - - -
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democracy and Western state with oratories, G.D. Searle and Co. . - ' 3, h- . f

M0"? than ‘1 mi’hm 0‘ UK ede' civil liberties What we are doing is Burrough's Corp, International “ammonium—i son-ham. U K contribution ' . , . 2
ment funds are invested in eight forcing them to look at reality —that Busim Machines and a"), Rey_ ' . 3, .
companies that cOhduct business in they areafascistregime." nold‘s Tobacco Co. WWW—i 700m. B) st'iiT'r \\.\Rl) ' . ' . ‘ .
500th Africa, and yesterday SGA UK Comptroller and Treasurer National concern over US. invest- . ' Senior Staff Writer . _ . ‘
senator-at-large Theo Monroe called Henry Clay Owen said the Universi- merits in South Africa prompted the “WWW—tfiaouum. .' ' _~ ' '
forcompleteUnrversrty divestment. ty investment portfolio was based on University to investigate its hold- AMP?“ “Ppmahh. a lOumahsm ‘ ' ‘ ‘ d

' “If these protesw keep making the minimum risk and maximum rate of ings, Owen said. A partially com- ”mm—ma m. senior. and newly elected SGA Sen . ' '
front page of newspapers in Johan- returns — not political factors. pleted study indicates the majority ator-atvlarge Susan Brothers were , ' , ‘ 3 '-
3 nesburg and Cape Town. it 35 really “Now all of these companies are of the companies abide by the Sum. oMALVM-mey 31,330,000. named last night as the student re: ‘
- embarrassmg to them," said Mon- companies that I would corsider van Principles. formulated in 1977 ' ‘ ' Ciplehts 0‘ the first Rot)?” 0 mm ’ -‘ V
D ' {99' wh033p3l3ans “3’ Sptzhsgd a Sight blue—ch33 sherlgng, American csim- by the Rev. Leon Sullivan, a black winkle Student Rights Award " Z . .
ion in newy e3ec en panies t o usiness wor dwi e," director of General Motors Co . doin m r - . . .3 33 33 The award. renamed after the » ‘ 3
. Government Assocration Senate next he said. “I don't think divestiture of from Philadelphia. rp donegin sijthhiffii; 5983341135161“? REES}? gientoh T" In“ 3 3 h: , vice chancellor for student affairs. ' 3 . . .
week after an attempt to introduce University investments in 800d The principles call for desegrega— would think the prgsence of these l‘ttl . ng,3 ..Ths“““ 1} 'dd'e is given annually by the Student . ~ '.
the bill before the current Senate American companies that happen to tion of the workplace, fair employ- companies in South Africa would be I f 'mgah' o [ff-.5”) " Government Association “to recog: _ _ "
failed yesterday. Monroe’s resolu~ do business in South Africa is any ment 0 rtunities ual . for - - - "5 mg.‘ 9. m ”“N‘ ‘1 ‘ m these nize and encourage efforts that have - . , ’ - -
3 _ . _ _ PPO . eq 3 _ Pa) a posrtive influence rather than 3 companies is not gomg -hiirt these :‘
tion3comes 1“ the wake 0‘ the.Uni- effective way to influence that comparable work, training pro- negative influence .. com nies one '3” been made to protect the rights of . , ,
versity of boumvtlle Foundation's tapartlieidipolicyatall.“ grams for blacks and non-whites Monroe however said the Sulli- pa . . students.“ said SGA PreSident Tim " 3‘
decrsron to sell stock in certain The eight companies in which UK and su rt of communit ro'ects. - ‘- ' South African ‘hveStmems are Freudenberg. » I
3 , 3 3 3 PP0 y P J van Pnncrplee cover only 1 percent on] a small art of the or m . .
South African~related companies. 3 has invested a little under $1.2 mil- “If they are endorsing the Sullivan of the South African work force y . . h 3 m e an Zumwinkle. who presented the * '
“One thing 500th Africa fears 15 lion are General MOtOIS Corn. 308- Principles. it seems to me they are “The Sullivan Principles are almost $25 mmwn LK endowment. (men awards. said Br‘hheh‘ “35 “h‘N'h ' ' 5
said. by the selection committee “prirriar- ’ ‘ 3
R Q . o . ily for her efforts to change the [hi - 3 ' ‘
all attacks U S 0110 11 Mom -
O O y l agua , . rlca Code regarding sexual orientation “ 3 . '
3 3 3 3 33 3 3 Despite "those who have misunder: .
Students crrtrcrze denial of Cardenal s vzsa, busrness presence m South Africa “Th itiidpi‘féofifthii‘é’"s§2dn§?2}iifi ,
By JOHN JURY Posters such as “Nicaragua Sig ances at UK this week. He was to About 70 faculty members and stu- e State Dgpanmen’ ahead lh her efforts ‘0 WOW this im- _ _ ' 3 '
Staff Writer Contras No!" and chants of “Come spezk 3:33; a dpanel discussion last dents have signed a petition circu- has made a big portant 313S3S3U9 th3r0ugh the L hivemt)’ '3
on peOPIe. get the word. Cut the ties "is t t a dmsed the state 0' lated by Ernest J. Yanarella. a p0 ' 5-“ em. 953‘ -

Political activism resurfaced yes- to Johannesburg“ echoed the senti- U-S-/ Nicaraguan relations. litical science PFOfeSSOI‘. Which blunder} This has been Brothers. a hismr" Juhlor' ““5 ‘ '
terday in the Free Speech Area as merits of the crowd throughout the Kevm Greene. 8 member of Sena criticized the action. turned mto an liOmInated by Socially (oncerned .
about zoopeople gathered for a dual hour-long rally. lly Concerned Students, said the “we believe it is the obligation of . t I. I . Students and the Gay and Lesbian .
rally to protest the visa denial to Cardenal. who was twice denied a rally was planned ‘0 cOinClde With 3 our elected representatives to pro In erna (0nd Issue, L "‘0” 0f Students. ~ ‘ .
Sandinista revolutionary Ernesto visa to enter the United States, was number of marches and peaceful sit: mote greater information about the saying we don ’1 want “Pp"‘am' “mime“ h" ”‘6 59"‘9‘ . -
Cardenal and us. business involve to begin a threeeweek us. tour "5 across "10. nation to object to Nicaraguan situation. not to re- . ,, ‘.~" 0‘ PrO‘FSS'On‘h J°"’"a“~"h“- .
merit in South Africa, starting with a series of appear- U.S3. busmess investments in South strict,“ the petition states. “By re- to hear the other Slde. high“ Delta 011- W225 recoghilf‘d {03F . _

Afnca. 3 fusing Cardenal‘s visa. our public of- Billie De ".31“ his work with the hentuchi- kernel . 3
r 53: UK JOIhed more than 150 other 001- ficials seem intent on adapting a ' ”9 has been "er mindhh 0‘ “SUSS
Jew :fit‘w‘t’ ‘ leges and universities across the strategy of information control rath~ anthropology professor that impinge on the rights of stu- 3
. .. _ 3-. . country, including the univerSity of er than fostering enlightened public — dents and throughthe power of his
Louisville, Princeton University and debate. For that. it deserves our Pen has been with to “’th the . »
the University Of California at Ber- criticism and condemnation“ rights, then they should support dis- traiisgressors that they ah“ treading
’ 4" . keley‘ in a national student pr itest Yanarella said the denial of Car- investing from the most flagrant vi- Ohéacred ground Zumwmkiesaid * '
" I n d3!- denal‘s visa prevents the priest/poet olator of human rights in the world Faculty members recognized for
» ; g ‘6 Billie DeWalt. an anthropology from listening to views from other —theSoviet Union. ‘heh‘ COhFr'hUUOhS ‘0 Sh’deh‘ “8hts .
V a... .-, . ' é i t 3:? 1 professor and acting (1}th 0f the countries and denies the UK com» But Greene countered. “It's not di- were 'h’dhh A~ .h‘hledg" 0‘ the he)? ‘ 3
" 1333 N33 3:? . 43" Q A Latin American Studies program. munity a chance to hear a different vestment for divestment sake; it's ington Community College and Cons- 3
_ 3R ‘- " .. i. ,3 s ». said Cardenal was originally invited perspective about Nicaragua‘s Sand- divestment as a tool to bring South tance P “liSOfl. Rutledge for her
" . ‘ *3 '~ - .. 3 ‘ to speak at the Kentucky Foreign inista government. Africa around," efforts in aSSisting in the .ormation
2" i,_ 3 3. Language Conference. which begins “Why have we been denied the “No one is in favor of a bloody .Of a representative Sthdem govern- '
. "i 3 "'N L‘ “hf-'6 W3! right to hear his views?" DeWalt revolution (in South Africa)," said ing bOd-V “FCC and “”50” a mem-
The W rd 5‘ Cardenal, a former monk at the asked. “It seems to me that para- Eric Kupferberg, a political science ber33of the [h Board Of ““Stees- 3
‘7'" ‘ O , Trappist "10!“!st Gethsemani noia runs very deep in the Reagan sophomore. The reason for divest- “”50” ha” worked for the hem?“ 3 '
'7 f i, The Ti: 5 near Bardstown, Ky. and a world—re: administration." merit “is to put pressure on the 31 0f, 59"“ language from"? lh“ . ' ,
~ ,_ ’u . nowned poet and SChOlart was the “Our country does not always South African government." "ers‘ty Governing3R3egulations3. the 3
= ~ 3 _ . . 3 T3 Sahnnnesbut‘g u recipient of the two peace prize wear a white hat. It's our duty to delay of surface mining in Robinson - 3 3_ -
. ,. 33 3 33 3 from the German Book Trade, the speak up“ when the US. govern- The group later marched from the f-3orest, the implementation of the .

' '* M ~73}; e“ an. .5. 5 ' largestbookfairintheworld. merit does not act in the interests of Student Center to the Federal Build- L’K sexual harrasment whey and , V ' . .

hi3" it“: “._;3Mt"~ \ .3 »-..-R'. ”’ h Dewalt said the Reagan adminis' theAmerican people,Greene 531d. mg as a symbol of the federal gov. mOSI recently the addltp.“ 0f the V. -

.1 ’3 ‘ “350" did "0t use fair jUdgment in “He (Reagan) only wants one side emment. phrase 58“.“ orientation ,to. a “St ’ _ '
' ‘ " *’ ' denying Cardenal a visa. “The State to be heard — his side,“ Greene Some protesters went to the office Of things against .wh'Ch the L “we?“ -,
- f“ "V. . Department has made a big blund- said. of Rep. Larry Hopkins ‘R-KV) not ty will not discriminate in the [m - 3 3 . 3
‘ 31:51. er. This has been turned into an in- The rally drew arguments among in protest or Hopkins‘ Nicaraguan Vers‘ty senate and. the. sud?“ . , . '
. ' 5%,». _ 3,_ ternational issue, saying we don‘t members of the crowd regarding policies but “to try t0 communicate R‘gms ahd Re‘pohs'b‘hh“ hahd' : . r _ ..
A H \ . my I want to hear the other side," De- South Africa. One person said that if what they (the marchersi would like bOOk' - » - ‘
3 MNDALLerLrAMsos/xmemnrr Walt said. the rally organizers want U.S. busi- to see ,, DeWalt said He said that Also during the meeting. the sen- '3 : ‘ 3 .
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p otestingU S polrcres in South Africa and Nicaragua. ry, hesaid from 6011th who V1013“? human trying toobtarnavrsa for Cardenal. telephone answering device for use ~3 , 3 3
with and by deaf students. and the 3 ,
I I K hOIdS placement of raised. enlarged class» - ' .
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a '. . - ' ,‘ _ ' 3333.9. .3. .. - ‘ Building ' 3
orum on f. :s 33333...3.33, 7‘ T An attempt by Senator-at~large ‘ . .
. 33 3, 3 l Theo Monroe to suspend the senate ‘. ' '
e ' t ' ‘ 3 3 1e: ‘ 3 rules and bring a resolution to the ' . . 3~ _,
Nlcaragua . . ' ’ floor of the senate for a vote failed .
”3 ”12": W . 3 3 . s 3.3 I by a wrde margin. The resolution _ -. .
3 3 . v... . . ’5‘ 3‘ 3 3., .3. .‘ 3 333333333- called for UK‘s divestment of all as- ' - .
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By DOUGLAS E.P|1TENGER ' " A» - ' . “you can guarantee «the resolutioni _ 3
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3 ' e senate meeting,

Last night‘s panel discussion on , 3 , -
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ar Ina S -. . ' 63 Staffreports about 300 in all, to Louisville, Ken- Northwest Jones High School near
~ asssewm-e «~ aw. tucky and Mississippi State. Laurel.
l‘ . g . Kenny Payne of Laurel, Miss. Aspokesmnn in the lmisville ath-
Clark hammers two 1 0 ‘ _ i a... . considered one of the top basketball letic office, who did not want to be Cleveland Payne noted that it was
_ i ‘ng‘f’ " '. g f: ‘ Cb ' 31} recruits in the nation, signed a na- identified, told the Kentucky Kernel a “tough decision" picking between
home runs f or UK 3" ' » V “‘1 'V - mfg tionai letter-of-intent with the Uni- Monday that the Cardinals would the three schools. and said his son
égfigy m. ”V" W ‘ stirs ‘ versityofLouisville last night. signPayne sometime yesterday. had to overcome pressures from
Bv WILLIE HM,” 51?”; v?“ NM. -2” V, r—«wrgig - Payne‘s father, Cleveland, was Payne is musville's sixth recruit, family and friends to stay close to
Sfaff Writer ; from? “3' f ‘_ ; ft ‘ ,' ,hfm quoted as saying his son decided on and joins other top prepsters Pervis home in nixing Mississippi State.
. .. s;,.___ as . ‘V/ . -: it Louisville at midnight Monday after Ellison at Savannah, Ga., and Tony
That Kentucky waited until the ‘ with ifs... ‘ ~« * V ; «family discussim- Kimbmdmiswuesem- “A i t of l th'nk ‘ '
eighth inning to put away the Louis- fairies?” 3‘: 'Mi ( ‘ : “ .. Keyw‘iki its. . . .“We 5‘“de and we said. ‘OK' Payne, who averaged 32-5 points boys Somemneboyls soMltgsgssmlpi
ville Cardinals 9-6 yesterday doesn't n1 [taw- ,WV ~' as "3% : . . its not fair to leave people hang- and 15_4 rebounds and three assists should stay and help progranipgain
necessarily bother coach Keith Mad- ’ \ l] ".18: the elder Payne told "‘9 C°“' 185‘ $9350", did!” 5301191159. his P?" the state it Cleveland Pa e id
. ison. ‘9. rler-tlournal. 1;I‘he ltlmeeehgstcmir‘i: to enfis when he cast his lot With Louis- “People are very proud ofij tsifiné
. 1 don't feel that they ever felt W_ .,...a -- ‘ ,) ... . get it over. ewe n o ow vi a. nd , _ .
they were out of the game." Mad- ; - V“ __ . sonifuungk Mtgldljfii ”all?“ about $an 322: like then products to
isznl said. "This felt conife'g the ~__ __.._.__, ”#A — ,,___,,,,___ng;‘\ Kerneisurr eac one' en 58] S“ e' “When you mention U of L and a
W 0 9 game, W 91‘? 3 mon a .0 we . - - kid’s smile ets a little wider. ou “We wanted him to make the deci«
, were playing like we were afraid we UK 5 Clint Arnold stretches out to reach first base. Payne, a 6-foot-8 forward-guard, know there‘sgsomething there," 5);“ sion. We would have been happy
' were going to lose." went 2-for4 on the day, improved Mike Botkin's school record 565et in had narrowed his college offers, Cleveland payne’ who is principal of with anyofthethree.”
' And the Cat's confidence is re- hisaverageto.331. 1982. »
g . flected in their 10 wins in the last 11 “We've been playing with a lot of “It's been in the back of my
games. improving the record to 24— confidence lately,“ first baseman mind," Clark said, unable to deny
. 20 going into this weekend's crucial Randy Clark said. “When every- that he has been eyeing the home- FASHION FLAIR
- series with Georgia. A Kentucky thing‘s together. you can't beatus." run record. “It will be a great mile
. sweep in that series would put the stoneformetoreach.” FULL. SE'VICI You
Cats in second place in the South- On the first pitch after Gothard's Senior pitcher Chris Carroll (3-1) BEAUTY SALON an
eastern Conference Eastern Divi- single. Clark ripped his second home got the win for the Wildcats in only
. sion. and with it a berth in the SEC run of the game (17th of the year) one inning of action. Starting pitcher now has 2
playoffs, over the left center-field fence to put Vince 'Iyra gave up five hits and womummoetos
But yesterday. it took a Kevin Kentucky up and the game away at three earned runs in 41/3 innings. Ju- ‘6 WWW" "'"
g. . Gothard single with one out in the 95. nior Tim Swob threw 2% innings, “Vang" an
eighth to give the Cats a win. With giving upthreehits. o,
’ Kentucky trailing 54. Scott Belding “Lately I‘ve been more confident Reliever Jack Savage gave up a ”vbmfauo
walked to lead off the inning and at the plate and Coach is having home run in the ninth, the first run
' quickly stole second. more confidence in me," Clark said, given up in his last seven outings 33‘ ROM-"v “-
Russ Schueler then grounded to who upped his average to a team- (21a3 innings), providing the final 2“”! .
the shortstop but beat the throw to leading .394. score,
first for an infield hit. After Clint And it's the kind of confidence “I have togive (Louisville pitcher CEGENERAL C|NEMA
Arnold sacrificed Belding to third that allows Clark to swing away on Paul) Hubbard credit," Madison ummmanuus-rvmon ,.
and Schueler to second, the Cardi- a 3-0 count in the fifth inning and said, about his team striking so late ‘2 5° ALlSHOWS , (‘4:
nals intentionally walked Rick punch a home run over the right in the game. “He had a good curve ' IEFOREOIM // . ‘3‘
Campbell to load the bases. center-field wall. His second homer ball today and he used it at the right . .
Gothard then hit a sharp single in in the eighth moved him to within time,“ TURFLAID MALL ' \ »
the hole between U of L‘s third base— three of the Kentucky record l20l Hubbard was replaced in the sixth ”mm '° “W “I" 7V "" 0 PE NI N G {K o
man and the shortstop, scoring Beld- which he set last season. His seven by Rob Stumph, who got the loss \ ['1
ing and Schueler and giving him the R815 on the day also upped his sea- and fell to 2-1. Louisville is now 17- ”’°"’°’ 5”“ If; 1"- “ i \‘t
game-winning RBI. Gothard, who son total to 54. only two away from 24. -§E~ N] G HT f \“
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' HOUSTON (API — Dave Concep Ryan, who has a record five no Davis drew a oneout walk off FAYE'IEUMMAHLl 53 ‘ ' A
cion and Duane Walker belted home hitters. had 3110318" With one out in Frank DiPino, 0’2- He stole second Wm!!!” am” .5. RaCan .
mils and Eric Davis used his speed the seventh when Dave Parker sin- and was balked to third by DiPino -§ THE
7 to break a 3-3 ninth-inning tie as the gled to center. Then Walker hit his before scoring on Nick Esasky's ‘“‘°"°”“°""'=’° ti; A Ti] 26 J 29 “\LE
Cincinnati Reds overcame Nolan first homer over the rightfield wall short {9111 fly ball to right field. -g§- p - une ‘RED
1 Ryan‘s bid for his sixth career no— and Esasky later scored on an error Cincmnati starter Mario Soto. 4‘1, " ’ ‘ ‘ 55:9 . g ‘ _ « /\ (‘7‘
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randomly and interviewed by telephone Monday night, _, \ iii/"xx W 44%] f) g '
found that 51 percent disapproved of Reagan’s plan to ' '5} KKK “373) / {4/
visit the Bitburg cemetery, where members of Hitler‘s _ '~ .. I‘Q’f/{v \\ (.f » .

SS elite guard are buried. Thirty-nine percent approved *- __ “a, [1? 1‘ *y'll‘S g"
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wreath at the site on May 5. three days before the 40th ' xx] '
anniversary of the Nazi defeat in World War II. _

Asked whether Reagan should cancel the visit, 52 per- ~- E . . . . , ' ~
cent said yes. while 44 percent said no. according to the . . '
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buried at Bitburg were victims of the Nazis. just as .-3§'-f55:}-;I;§:§f ' “ ’ ' ' . .> I

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The newspaper said a private message had been sent . . ' f ' 1’ ‘,

last weekend to West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl ‘ . . , ~ _, .

from the White House urging Kohl to seek an alterna- - - ,_,.

tive to the May 5 Bitburg cemetery visit, which has . .

drawn widespread criticism particularly from Ameri- ' . fi' . ‘ .

can Jewish leaders. ,- .

Citing unidentified White House officials, The Times A I . ' ‘ .4 ‘ ,

said the message was signed either by National Securi- J .

ty Adviser Robert C. McFarlane or one of McFarlane‘s ' ,

aides. Reagan reportedly was “irritated“ that the letter ' . I ' '

wassent. itsaid. .' ' . ~
The Washington Post qu0ted top Republican political I . ~ ‘ h .
strategists as saying there is strong corsensus among

them that Reagan should abandon plans to lay a wreath I - z

at Bitburg during his German visit. 1' " Corning Soon' ' . .

lt reported that the strategists. who spoke on condi~ . M n On Campgs » g. , . .
tion that they not be identified. also said First Lady . the Big 3. . Pursuit _;: pip-5;.g..:;,5;;--;.;; . ..

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the cemetery vrsrt and indicated that she would like to d S (and “Q “ecnon 0 Sue. “a“ 5:

stem thecontr0versy over it