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8 By StaffandAPreports Mich... was flown by the M81105 to said Goodman was captured after senomly." Olson said They think become at prim in thy truancy. loin. ln‘tlmn'i uzll \‘isll ltrtldlll Mini-lay
the aircraft carrier Independence he bailed out of the stn‘cken plane they are in a state of war He mid illt‘l, saying \iiiictit c .ill :.. 1 not ' ni this.» \A‘H‘. l'riiizi- \limstrr \iar

Syria released the body of US. off the Beirut coast for its eventual Sunday they will probably not trims» the siitutes tllnxmfi‘ pi-nmi at t \ r‘ Kiln" mllrtwr «It Thc‘ future at lhr
Navy pilot Lt. Mark A. Lange yes- Joumey homer scald Ma]. Dennis Charaa said the conditions for re- prisoner until the L'nllad Stain mil \ulu-nwnl t: luau-ct. .it.nl inc Ht‘t :ittil(.:l.ifiiittai pram-kirpinx liri‘r .ii
terday hit said the Pemm 0‘ Ameri- BFOOkSnmeManheswkesmah- Ieastng Goodman. the “PS! Amen- negotiate regarding the Mnat‘. and sided posttmt. him-t. in In. \l.i:"'i- thalli' lrltim-sr inn-nun \tiiiutry
can prisoner Robert 0. Goodman de- Lange’s A-6 fighter-bomber was can sen'iceman held prisoner in United States involvement in lA‘tl iiiuic-intci-vmlcti it‘lhla'lni'mt wit-ion wit
pended on relations with the United shot down Sunday in an attack on Syria. depend "on the development anon. t‘l‘hll'iid l't‘llt'litlul \c- .. n .ii-w: :i,..:i lwr \Q‘Slt'rth railimmt
States. Syrian positions in bebanon‘s cen- of relations between Syria and the "One thing many people are not initiation to 1111' on t \ :i'ittlll..t,~ iiint...i: s t‘tlllllllillllt'lll to the tram-

Syfia also accused the United Uglgmtgigs. His Mgmwasbadelw- Unltfll States ” aware of IS that only ‘20 percent of sulk‘i‘ plume lltlfls' I'\I'l \.1 _it L"“ nu‘lt ti,‘ tut‘ir ll.tl\ and Fratkr
States of direct involvement in the er yt yrians to Le nose 7 ~. _ the population in Lebanon supports [illnsmll'lkllltlr .ci... l: Mi. .‘iwlll'ltutlc' tn the tit-ii-
Lebanonwar. army, which in turn handed it to the 501330312 2:25:21??? 3113:): me the tProstdent Amint Gemini-I gm 1“ Wm” Mr” .W ‘ . , .k \I‘. cum iicn l‘ttlltJlltKi mm will pull iKll

Meanwhile, bombs and rockets MgnngSs. state minister for forei East. said the handing over of the :fnrnent. hel sattihé'i'tltuti‘u u‘eakniess d “WNW H“ “mm” 1| JUN], I” l't.« ‘l'J. .iii gc-u-niiiii-til \ialrrttax
slammed into residential neighbor- “£5 Farouk Charaa told a nest: body is a sign that Syria is willing to we'flmW‘; . l [hf “3““) ~(t) m.“ on. “Mk-hymn; .n, in :--,. \l .’ “”I‘“ "" ' “mi"? l'Wkfi't‘Hw
hoods in Christian East Beirut from aonf ren e in D ma ‘ that G ]_ negotiate over US. and Syrian inter~ support ‘ ‘5' “Mr; ‘I “‘7le U" l\l(‘l' shatili tux/hi: .ihni n ..i .m-i 1"" ""vl \ """h‘

Druse positions in the hills overlook— c e c f .a .jfus ah , eels tn Lebanon. 75 to 80,9“:me 0“ ‘ “”9“ d“ ”"I \Klllt‘ll\l.|\ \tltclllillul‘um' -‘n 1' ""“L‘l "" """" ““"""“"”
ing the city Police reported two Ci- man, y26, 0 Virgi..i.. 38?». , Va, . ‘ . agreeWith m 2 'ln' lldil‘siJM' l.tlI‘l.tllt'1 llrx.‘
vilians killed and 16 wounded by Langes bombardler-naVigator, was He said they Will retain the prison Olson said the [mud States gm) “.llx'dll iillcl‘u‘. to :m l-c 4 m...”- ch...’ ._.l, im .ymmq-M M“ urn-u
shrapnel. considered“a prisonerof war." er so the United States will consider is to have a Catholic govemment in My int n “Alumni Monty.» « "tom imwngm shit“ in rvat‘ttatr Plio i...
“He ts well-treated in accordance Syria,“The United States has not powerwithalliancesofIsrael to stu-i lA‘lldlltil‘i Hlli .n: nit-int mm cumin“: Liw-i \i..i..v .tlki .itnmt -
The body of Lange. 27. 0f Fraser, with international rules." Charaa taken the Syrian position in Lebanon Charaa Charged the Marines hail ot t'l\ll nurturi- i II ..3 Pin Lglt'rt s linti. lat-cl:
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By SACl‘llA DEVROOMEN . : . .3. ' ’13 -.. \lllllt‘lllh who commute to school \Hll
StaffWrtter “I view my Senate . p ¢ g s: 3 tr .l\illl.tlllt‘ [or the Spring sic-mm
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Three faculty members. have been p051non as a - § ”1- fl , “twain \\ gram t‘tlirtlllllllflr at the mw-ntlt an
emote? t0 the UmverSity Senate res onsibilit fr"- the 7' I ' - - i \ tittilistiml(‘uiiiittutrr Student Uillt‘r
COUhCll and WI” be amqng those S- p y" I. 3 ‘ 3 fi if Tho Hitlt't‘ Itl‘ntfii In 2” Mrldlry
tabltshlrlg academic P011015 for the faculty, as a matter of ‘ c“. p ' ~ ll.ill \tlll olli-r H‘rHt‘f‘.‘ such as oil
UmverSity. . . a" t.llllplt\ housing and t‘arponls and

The counCtl members are Donald confldencefrom your 3‘ . ' j lll.l\ also prtltldl' parking spam-2i on
Ivey, Robert Altenkirch and Glenn c s . n; i _ . i rumpus iii-signaled for commuter
conihsn and they Will take office COIIeagueS. ' ' ' [have gr fig 4?“ ”(a “ w: hi ~tiitlvtits only said ('hildic whim of
Jan'hll. thy . . be f agoodgrasp OfIhe if“; X “$3 in” ' . ‘ . __ " A lll't' 1‘ port of the- Human ltrlatitim

“ e ee incoming mem rs o . . 12;; , ’lgt’ Q : Tiger . i" k “a- " ‘_ , ”my,
the Senate are very able and experi- [Otal Umvemty .) . its $23? €23 ‘ ya; e _' 5g??? 3 . \i . hinting in Tom Padgett, dim~
enced members of the faculty." ,0 rams and gin]? “j . I "" ,c ll)! at t K l'tlllllt' Stitch the npfi‘ml
a)“ thMimah 0f the Senate invi'gronment and] wfififs he“. ‘ 3 ' -_ y I. ' parking arms haw not tin-n up

unc1,sat . 9 y j . . s u‘ ‘ ‘ '3‘ ‘ ‘ F t ‘ lirotml but it (ll‘t’lhllm should he

Ivey, a professor of music. was " I haw .; ‘i g ' . ' ‘ ‘\ ' ; inhicti- M .t.inu.-m 3“? ro- wry mi
Senate Council chairman. last year C6?" Shire those . 3 h “ p \" ‘ M _ w l qlz‘n- n.. n... mmmmm with... A
3nd alzeofowristzgtthe women for three VleWS. .3 __, ‘ . . 3,. ‘t . ‘ . 1 ‘ iimtc llt' \dltl

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Ivey was chairman of the. council Glenn Collins, an” . ’,’ . a; ' g l e \M- n- tumult at the Mt Wu
while the selective admissions lic ’ .. etc» 3": _. ' . - .., \. lion l’adut'" Mid "1 (‘In'l II) '0'
was established. He said the Selecy agronomyprofessor , . .mp1} _3 ' “=__ ' 7, ‘ \lll!’ “NOT" the) tilt! parking
tive admissions policy will reduce _ """"' g . \ . ‘ :ln’it OW! “Iltluilll in- or him they would

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_ , - leagua’”hesajd. as“ l ,1 , . ' m " Jdm' Stu-phrnsmi. director of the
mgherfluahty Of sttltients you have ' . ”m“ _c- "~c.~_‘t‘ -. 1 ' ’ N . ' c. Human ltl'lillllluh (Miter. defined
to sacrifice numbers. “It (the Senate) Is the VOICe of the e“ .' “ "‘ V. y! g . commuting students as that who do

_According to Ivey, the Senate is faculty in terms of academic is- . r _ M. i W h". m ”mem“ Mum“ A“
at“! working toward an admtsswns sues,” Collins said “It is an 099°" A 333 commuting students icy-mild he emu
Shiite). ngdeztgeggfidghgerifielug: tunity tObeheardntObeihVOIV‘ad-H ,K ' 3 * liit‘ {or iiltlinnu the propane-ti wry
those taking only a few clasm at Collins said he will bring 17 years cy -~---, ‘ W
UK and they also should be included 0f experience as 3 faculty member ., J 3". , f I t'hilits said lhlh prupim prim-m
intheselective admissions policy. to the UmverSity. I havea 800d _ _ c _ ' _ ' . o Ellltl lhl‘ other student aid: which will

Altenkirch, an associate professor grasp 0‘ the total UmverSity pro- s . it”- A , . a 7 - o . he nth-mt in 1934 are Mignon to
of mechanical engineering, has not gr am and 9nV1FQPmemc and I can it” -* ‘ ‘ ttuiki- services more scramble to
been on the council before. “He was share those “ews- ‘, "' " ‘» to; ‘ . mnimuti-rc.
chairman of the Admission and Aca- Collins is the chairman of the . . r” . ,

. . 1 mn ut students an m y tu-
demic Standarm Committee and has Prior Service Committee and also . ., 1’ they . (o it mu s ‘ ( a, d
.. _ . .. , ’ . .i hung: in the set and {l )or in Bra
been Ycery gal“: for the past two served as Chairman 0f the Meant. 3 ‘3 3 In ”all in between classes and I
, - years, Rees“! ' . Committee 0f the Senate. The Prior ' V , telephone ('htldr. said "The com

Altenlnrch said he believes he can Set-Vice Committee considers faculty . .u ,

. . . , . tliuli-r student doe-ant have a room
bring some representation from en- members’ request to waive former . ”if“; ' to go back to on campus to in- I
gineenng 0" the hard seiencos, hhe experience. The Research commit- '. ‘ 'ccc . io-lupmm- ‘stieuid
physics and chemtstry. 33‘ don't re- tee deals with needs in the Universi- . Mus-W. -. Li’iéi? . , 3
member when there was a person in ty for stimulating and making re- . Q‘ ”‘51- . . .51 .‘th 56mm!“ 3, ,0" drink me
the Senate Council from this ”83' search more effective and more y ‘ ' . W ‘ 3 3‘ \ t'hint- and a snack machine also In
0‘“ “mem ‘5 “mewm‘ were” productive. Collins said. " z». . “r - ,. our to be nnntattect out to the
than someofthe other groups.” _ ,_ 36” /. lounge. according to (With. making

Collins, a professor of agronomy, Thecouncd members were elected - - " , _,_, W. “n.5, an N", m." dumb“. .
was in the Senate Council this by the Senate and will serve for a "’ “‘"m" ” ' pm”. for students to ".1"

Spring and has been in the Senate three-year term, Rees said. The Sen- santa Shy
for several terms. He said he en'o s ate Council consists of ‘3 members, . . . . “7““ “WWW "V "W'- “m“
his membership in the Senaterile- which comprise nine faculty mem- Jim Warner. l7-month-old son of Bob and Julia Warner of Mt. Sterling. was not \cry happy on muteni vnll also have an opportumty
cause itis a very important body. “I bers. two students elected by the the lap of the man in red. Santa Claus Visned the seventh annual Neonatal l( l ( hiistiiim, “lllcll m sump“. the other ”mm "my
view my Senate position as a re- Student Government Association was held yesterday for former patients ofthc prematureinfants unit iiiilie (PK Nlcditalt t’llit‘t my. m Wm A ”m m "(x-m",
sponsibility for the faculty. as a andSGAPresidentDavid Bradford. tit-st'rthtnfl venom .wrwces the pro
' gram offers is tentatively slated to
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rlstmas lres ('onimuter Student Mitre. ('htlth
said
_ , . , Tho-y mll be available- to anyme
Firefighters spray trees, greenery for the holidays to prevent flames m homes mic-count inc-cinnamon». «nu-«t -
Set. 8'1"" )3. {mar ‘
By LYNN D. PARKIS -mmnm Salli-e said candles tree lights and "
. Reporter wrapping paper also are holiday lire
- :2. mm"- hazards INSIDE
Firemen burned two Chns’ true; :3» H m n. m (‘andles should tx- plfll'Hl where .
trees in the parking lot of the Car 7 _ g u, the flames cannot him. against _ wig?
tral Fire Station last week todemon- ’2 "H n m ' IA drapes. other decimations or park» . , 5.57 ’
@ strate the effectiveness of a fire re- 5‘ 3 ,n . age wrapptngs. he said He t-auc '. 7‘": i safe-ice
\\ tardant spray. ' tinned against smoking near decora- .. " _' . -- = hzfi;
’ ‘ The tree that had not been tions. wrappingpaperor trees W h” w M g, a,
t h' 57 Sprayed threw tall flames toward He said light Wires should be a.
the sky. Its needles wa‘e completdy ”“ checked and replaced it they are “if“ if = Tic
consumed. The treated tree gave (it spraying. trees should be allowed to "3de New light strands mum in M. *9 ”.1“?
o more make. but burned with tea drymuxrallymtside labeled by a safety-mung agency l' - M _ - em“... .
n . \ flame. Its needles we aimed, not Bureau Mal R00 Meadows said No more than three or tour strands M' ~'-' ‘ , . c;
Q 0y totallybumed. the swarms semce has been ot- oi lights should be plugged Into the “ah-““3" a
h h .\ __ “mt hld m Nd m {and it! 10 (1’12 years Several hun same outlet [1 more are M be “-mo 4“ 3;“;
year we and . . m c.
b D « \ caused by Christmu treu." Maj. pemuplfncreutzet‘be 33'0" :2} :‘d' a m 1"”: “:3: gm“ . ,..;...1- 1"
'5 James sluice. or the tie-um m 3"” . 5" "I“ 1"" l8” 5 . u" 3431?? .
; Preventim Bureau, said. In a bane, ne'ewtedmeuid. . when ”“33“ “My" - . with" "1
' i shooting names from an mun-ted my :g'unawwm‘t‘rflag‘mw he; Sallee laid other holiday tire safe» a“ -3“... .
treecan spreadtocwtalmeni- toptckotnonewithomdryneedla tytipsinclude
r. — m" and carpets. l” “n 7"” mlt"Salleeuid com: lfllllClal trees helm buy- WEATHER
‘4‘ sprayedmthntardantdomtbln Heabouidoneincholthetree ingtobesurethcyaref‘irenelar-
£1 __._ ' s ”Wchy"””“m‘°‘ mumwoecuioamueooe dent are
/ f m“ amw.mmmitdoemin - Never hang electric ham on Tint-ail... .
is i F‘trefighta'sw’tllsp'aytnulnd amblemmmrotwata.mdheat mflictreu uh. ‘0, ’
_. I I ‘ my with fire retard!!! cheml- minarthetreeahould becloaed - Do not buy hl‘N)’ combuttblc flu. .. , 1,...»
(I: cal: at the Central Fire Static: ally. uDart nap trees over to to 12 day: toy! or toy: that me flammable lion um w} t.
. 219 E. Third St. daily bum O lnthetnue."heuid uni , .. .
N am. and a pm. Fea- ran: from 81 "the longer they my my. the . Make sure pluun electrical toy: I. -, ”Mn
tor a thee- or mm tree to“ la «ht they will get — wet with the have labels verifying that they were :1».
rmuwwm very large trees. Sell-e said. an. mmm."maid t-udiornrealety ' " "
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"H: B) (‘ONCEPCION LEDEZMA azing to me at his age 156) the ball player for his hiyi school while m __ r ‘ x F". WWNWI
3'3” Senior Staff Writer amount of work he puts in both jobs. hisfuture wife wasacheerlesder. EN 1 U LKI A ' . ; it . II . ; . .. '
«z whichisabout 15hoursaday. and “Icheeredhimineverygsmehe n l kit \pnung " ' " “'
Bill Keightley's expressions clear- henever complains." played," Hazel said "He was a good --'—'——-—-———————-—
a "‘5’ ly dictate his good memory and pas- Keightley said he had no plam of athlete."
FEW sion for the past as well as the pre- retiring. ”,"Noo-o-o Keightley im- After graduatim from high school.
.' it sent. mediately said, when asked if he Keightley went overseas in the ‘
Igs or a ‘ Keightley is currently the basket- will retire soon, “I‘m just getting midst of the wa-ld War [1, When he
1 a col- ball Wildcat equipment manager. started. I like working with the returned home. he had an Whini-
slendar He is in his twenty~first year in the young people. There's no generation ty to earn a basketball scholarship
nust be program, dating back to Adolph gap around here. I was their age too at Eastern Kentucky University. But
y advis- Rupp‘s last 11 years as the Wildcat and I did the same things they did. he decided to get a job and "never
head coach. People have to adjust to what hep gotaroundtogetting into college " ' .
sor the “George Huckle was then the pematthepresenttime." “That's an error that I hope oth- I
team statistician.“ Keightley re- Slade knew of Keightley even be- ers could learn from," he said. “I ”a,
request calls. “He had to be out at the fore starting to work in the equip left [overseas) as a young man and I
scorer‘s table while the freshman ment room last season. came back as an adult. I wanted a
amour’s team was put in the cage. as it was “I knew about him already be- job to make money. I thought then .. . .. 8",
Prizes called in thosedays." cause I always followed Kentucky that I could afford to give it (the ' ' ' 0
'1 Giam- The “cage" was the name given to basketball," Slader said. “My first basketball scholarship) up," ,
to New the equipment room, which now has impression of him was real good; Keightley evaluates his basketball _ ‘
.0 ro~ a small sticker saying “Bald is when you’re in a bad mood, he‘ll al- abilityinhis younger days. - . '
.tp p Beautiful.“ ways find a way to get you up. He “I thought I was (a good player),“ '; ,. . .
selected “George was a close friend of tells you what to do but he doesn't he answered. “But the players of -
receive mine and at that time I volunteered put pressure on you. He is really today are superior to the players of
aid to help him. In Coach Hall’s second good natured. I never heard of any— the days when l was playing. If I'd
marked year ias head coach) George retired one around here getting mad at played today, I‘d be, at best, the I ‘
ns ma and I took over the whole thing com- Bill." team manager, The scores are so ‘ . I ’v N
203 Stu): pletely. Keightley is married to Hazel much higher and the players can ' , I ‘ '
“Besides being my immediate su- Robinson. Both grew up and went to jump so much better. The game of l H" @611
. perior, Coach Hall is my best friend high school in Lawrenceburg. Ky. basketball. as a whole. has im- . , V
__ and I will always be grateful for the They have a daughter, Karen. who proved. ' ~" ”g .
opportunity he gave me to be in- is an agriculture science sophomore “Back in 19 an‘ 47 we won the na E a
volved in the most successful pro- at UK. tional championship hitting 18 of 58 _ a
graminthe United States." Hazel, who works at the Financial (field goal attempts). If that would - ‘ .. . .
. . . Aid Office on campus, said the large happen in 19 an‘ 84 in the NCAA fi~ . ' a
AdJusm‘ems and Mano," has amount of time her husband puts nals we would lose by at least 30 ‘. . \u‘“ \ 3' ‘5
been the reason for Keightley 5 long into his jobs is all worthwhile points .. H‘h“ \ . "\- Jo.
stay, His dedication extends to his “It . .. ' . ‘ . , . “\\\—.~ ’
. ‘ . . IS a labor of love, she said. . , . ‘ “3L3
@% post office Job where he starts work “Never havi a son of our own he Keightley regards himself as a t 0 . “\\
L ', -. at 4 am. He then heads to the Me- ets alo :igth the la ers from a positive person. “I don‘t see the bad No“ I‘ '
' - morial Coliseum equipment room at g ng . p y in anything." he said. “You'll find
2 m and works until as late as 8 father standpornt. He gets so many the positive things if vou look hard
p. ' letters from the basketball players enough“ “ , . ' '
'4; pm. who played here thanking him for ‘ ‘3' 5: ,-, i. I“ , M...“ ..I . , g
-. “I know that he goes through days his guidance and encouragement. He certainly does not find any "3 .. A ~- ,- , ...,. .‘ 1. . ~, ,. . :
.' without sleeping." student manager And that is very gratifying to him. negative aspects about his “sons“ Ax . .. .,, . .. .... . . . . I!
~ ‘ Greg Slade said. Slade, a Business He loves his job at the post office on the talent-rich Wildcat team who .1, ‘ .,x1 . . ,, , ._ H. ‘ .. '. ,. H. , , . I
Q and Economic sophomore, is in his too. Hejustenjoysbeinghimself." are favored to win the NCAA ' “1.53;“. ‘ ,t n . .. l» . ,, .- . r, ,, , ._ -. i
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