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for the flrSt tlme RX ‘4“ “9"‘f‘! 1'33; ‘ A 1" 3,1_i: ‘WA'I'T' it; ’ Assomated Press against Tripoli and town» \l'll'll and t " ' _
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StaffWriter . "‘ I. __,.A,.: 1’ .:~. IWr-ii'j “ 2 . . ' It -. 3.. _ _ $.13 TRIPOLI. Libya Moammar ied it. a id reporters llt'l't‘ innnn ni. . *I .. . ‘ ;.
3&2} _, t" .{wa’f : 1 I I. 1.174;». I‘ .. . 'T* I. . ”"3 “a“ ' - A; ... Khadafy emerged from two days" signsofncw lit)lltli;tl‘tilllt'.’.ls '-'?'-'. 1" j. :

SGA last night voted to monetarily "m“; . {3s i ‘ {.ngf‘é : ~~ »”"“_‘I(i.-‘~-f' a.‘ I . ”it; 2;; .ggm .‘ ”an x, . ‘ seclusion late yesterday. condemned For almost l'.\i> lull Il.i‘»\ nt’o : mil ' ‘ ‘-. .‘
palitselfonthcback. .. 3 * " 5"“ 41.. »"_ .3“:in ' ;."t’;f ' ‘35 «7, I II I. . .. 55E- the United States for its air attack damaging t' S nii liiillitlfi"I“..t'l‘.' oi '. ‘. If 1 (It; 1"_‘-f._

B-V a 12'8 margin. the Student GOV" g ‘ 1,952" ”1” ~3'i‘b .1", f: ”.s (it 7». ’ w I . 5g; "‘ --‘ ’« l " on Libya and vowed that his people Tripoli. Khadatj. had rim: ..r,2»; out I' “I" ‘1‘;
ernment Association voted to pay ,‘g‘r . 'I WK'rI'...‘ ' :F" T ”' . =‘ «i; .. 'flfll I "'1' arereadytofightonanddie. of sight l‘:£ll'ilt‘l' :~.t'\lll‘l..'- in mild Ii . ,..' -."
senators Sifitta semester. _ gag-”1335’ u” Ipfl’wyyfigfizfi‘g ”.3333 _. I; ‘ . t r,‘ .'*‘i - "twig But the Libyan leader. whose baby to appear for .2 ltl'tll'i sew int-ruin; , ' ',’-.'. 3 "‘

About $l2.t)o0 will be needed to , " gs. L‘ H :43; w“ .. H ~~ -’i j: ’ .L . . 9’ wt“ daughter was reported killed in the w'itliiiitirn:ili>ts;tthis lit-.2 ‘I:Li.i!"-" . ~ 2‘. '~ .5 ' ’3'
pa)‘ lhc Senators ~ $8.000 of which " ' 3t ’ ’1 " 5 ts: 42-9,... 3 2s ‘f'rrr‘fi‘lrt- ' r ‘ if"? I ‘ ,- 2”“ raid. told Americans. "We will not Then. ..i ii i - p31. ; 2' ; ix. Ll ‘ . ' >_
will come from the University ad- . 5“" "2.3..“ ;;d”.'.’7:iu3's ~§£§I i - I I. . ’6 .“l' I ...2 . kw». kill your children. We are not like lIJS’l‘ the Libyan ien-ier _.Illit'.:"t'rl I ‘ ':' r
ministration and the other $4.000 ’ o. ’ 4. .' . . ~. ;i“’ii‘:,?§kl.4 ; 7 ~. .-~. ' .i T.‘ "’i ’Tfil '» :32“: if you;wedonotbombardcities.” on state television, drew-r: .:. .2 i; .
from SGA. The senate will take the a 3‘2“; . 5". “a '1 :17 +!& .2 ‘1 ~ I; I. .. ’-.-’ (5H ; owl. , 1.3. : Khadafy‘s appearance on Libyan white army uniform .iiiiI we” z, - '7 ,‘ '. 7'5 if
money needed to pay senators from ' F L‘pr I I" 3.; ' . ... ’*;$aA—l 1‘; Jest. pal-'3'? ' Mi " “(w .. I}. ._ television. during which he (llSi a studio with a map in \zi'it.i in“ ,4 " 2 . '_ » g";
revenues from the student phone 1-». "’5 f’refi‘1;if4‘t4‘~ *r‘y . ‘ {“1}? I 24; .‘ 4"“? . 2"}; I . ‘, , ‘- . ‘. claimed responsibility for unll~ llllll ~. '- ..‘.'-" ‘
booksSGApublishesannually. ‘t ' “3;; " 3.5.4...» 2.3.4.“: 1, "‘1’: f .731”; t l ' I‘ .‘I 3'1 ‘f t " . I American terror attacks. dispelled "\\e are ready to far .i:.' .13" ".3. . . .

Senator at Large John Miller. prl- 2 . . g «I ". fi'qcr ‘. : o 3""!u 1.. ”3.4; «E: :1}.-..'-~';-".'1*~‘I,'I1I ’ ‘3 ,. "r speculation he had left the country ready to carry or. llflltiliiL tilt' 22.2 ' ’ . '._ 2. '
mary sponsor of the bill. gave three . . ‘7 i .. ‘2... Yam"; ‘ ". t z’ ,3, v 2‘.’ +1- _._r“% ' “ l’ ' g or been killed or seriously injured in fending our country no nut-1 _ '.
reasons for the hill. First. paying _ - l ‘3: ' ' 2. -’ g . ‘. i”’-I’.¢"§,".’.«.:”’ 4'44... 3 a..." g; “”4“ the Tuesday morning air raid. slx>akiiigiii.‘trnln<- ’ . .' ' 2 ‘ i
the senators would add accountabili- ’ r. ~3- ....,.. ' :- .. u‘f..+1‘ ".{4f¢%;fq9".r‘;a?i 13”. ,1. .‘-.,'-i.‘v~-i- staged by waves of l‘S. warplanes ., y I_ _ . .‘~ ’ ' - -.
tv. .../ . t" 3 r ""1! 3..."; e .. " .w .". ’.°~ i- 'u ' ' .1; ' s that dumped one bomb just to vards He "H“ t "MW“! hp“ "I m" " . " . i ’

' .. . . “ 1 . 2‘. "‘1‘” 1 «card r. h ‘ .3.0 ‘ A a)»: ‘c _ a ‘ -, . ‘ . sued orders to his (llllit‘l‘ Yillt‘t's to - '
if you re paying someone tobeat '. 1’ V‘— I. .. -« .. - }. ";.. ' ‘ =4 ;.' .- gamma", ‘ ‘ I‘ “”23““ , from the Khadafy reeldt’ht'e lh “15 k ll 'hliw \\ - . ._ . . l '

meetings. then we damn well better -‘f f A“. .i . . 4. b ’_}‘”I- . If. “I $5,}... .1; {4.4” ,‘e?;—w?- L ‘ 2 . fortress headquarters here .1 ”t” ‘ 1‘1"“ " "lI‘f "““" . . . I. . I ‘.

be accountable." Miller said. “You «1"; :11 3 ~ "4",. 1". "~ ' * RY. “ 1y .flt.~ {art'fi’ol’f {'42. 7"”; Earlier last night. alltl-all‘t'l‘all any mm“ ”mm” ”NW“ ’ " ‘ ‘ ~ .

let them know there are rewards for ,"11- Z T— 2 “ “3*:7‘. . ‘ ~~ "f. < ‘7.“ ”-.-";’.3r. '.' ’nInr' .. 39'4- “ fire streaked the black Skies over .. . . . ..\ . 3,. . .. . ,_ . , ‘ 7 -. ~ ‘ i \-

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doing work. . _ «\— , _ {I ,I _ q' ~.2 . , r 4’.-. 949:» w 1’... «w! this seaSIde capital f0i a second day Rm“ said MIN ,_ I. W”. 2.22 . ‘t‘ -. . .

Secondly. Miller said the rea- ‘ " 2- ‘ v- If - pQ$ . _ I. f . 5:13:13? 53,)”. -. 1 § . _. .‘ - ‘3‘ and gunfire ricocheted around the i. i I .1 I t» - .. ' . . i.

. . . . . , ~ a. . -. .e -_ .-- r.»- gmvfig .. .. . . turity and llllllldl} iiistnlintwi» .l . . - _»
soning behind paying senators Is not __ ~ . . 1 I)“ ‘§' I“ ,y, .Ifi “'5' Ir ' -\2_ - ;-. s. l headquarters compound (.overn- .1.” ”h 'llltl mI .-- .2”..- 1 -li- . _- .1 . II .
to pay them some exorbitant salary. ‘ " " ""0 r ‘ ‘ “‘ . ”I.” ~ .gfi75‘nf-‘k'vh fiat, ment officials denied the street gun- (h It: ,i. .(i J i , .; I 4: - ‘ '

but rather to minimize losses in- O - ‘ ,0“; #17?!"U';tf 'I‘I': .3 1”" h? 1’ fire signaled factional fighting . .’.nlt“."”']‘ far; ’:1\"’,“\I “‘il'IM’I'h‘ . . ‘. '1
curedhybeingasenator. ’ ' fl - ’ . " " ‘ ’q ' rm" . ’ ’ among the Libyans. ". UH km W lt‘? "H“II'M I‘“. IV“ . - ‘ ‘

. . anm'xmdsiou . . . “cstern lllpltlllldt> said at icd: loo . . . .

Miller said it costs students about Anti-aircraft crews first opened up .0 H. r-J H, hi. . , ,., .. . .
$50 to run for a senate office. He Hundreds of students gather near Patterson balls were dropped from the 18th floor as part in mid-afternoon yesterday at what p’_ Rkih’h if}. .Ml.'.n ‘nd’ ‘i ”I” '
also mentioned the intangible costs. Office Tower yesterday while 3,000 pingpong of Little Kentucky Derby week. officials said was a high-flying [S M“ ’ ” m ”'m‘ ”W” . I ~. a
such as missed meals due to meet- . . reconnaissance jet. A Washington Doctors said Khmidi; - 3.313.,23”. ‘ ' ' 2 ’ ‘
ingsandotherobligations. KD Off 10 week Of act] t source acknowledged that reconnais- old adopted daughtt r linnn ugh ‘ "

“The money is not going to pay I I e S V] y sance planes had flown over this among the dun! .mn' i;.. '3“. “m; . . _
anyone. just minimalize the loss," northAfricannation. aged 4 and .ii . ‘At‘l't' sewing. m . . '
he said. ' ' - The Libyans also said there were ured ‘ -

may. senate elections have m 1986 derby promismg to be best ever, chairwoman says " .
cently experienced a decline in both - ‘
voter turnout and the number of By EVAJ.WINKLE Also on Saturday will bea free faculty will have a chance to S k St W .
people running for senator. The Staff Writer outdoor concert. The concert. spend a day at the races during pea er says ar arS . _
compensation will help get people which will be from 1:30 to 6 pm. LKD's “L‘K Day at Keeneland.” ' . . ‘
interested in the elections. Miller Students who have to miss the near HS. Goodbarn. will feature The first 500 students. faculty and 1 . - '
said. real Kentucky Derby because of Thumper and the Plaid Rabbits. staff will receive a free racing prelude to nuCIear war ' . '

However. much of the controversy finals don‘t have to miss all the the Attitudes and the Atlanta form. ‘ I

- during the hour«long debate cen- derby activities because UK‘s RhythniSection. Hunt said the LKD carnival By RR \l)(‘tit)l’l-‘R ~ ., ' ’ '
tered on whether paying the sen- own Little Kentucky Derby fosti- A shuttle bus service will be will turn students "upside-down s‘éniorStaff 1“.er ' "Ma“ ’
ators would be in the best interest of valis going on this weekend. available Saturday to transport and inside-out“ with rides such ’ ’ - . ' ' .". x
the student body. “Little Kentucky Derby. having students to and from Common- as the Scrambler and the Sea If the United States and the Soth ’2 I' ' ' . .

Scott Ward. a journalism and En undergone a much needed faces wealth Stadium from four cam- Dragon. The carnival will run Union ever de l . ‘ ‘. . .. ' 3 3s“; 3' . '

. . . . . ‘ . . . . . .. , p oy the Star Wars do. .2
glish Junior. said that because the lift, promises to be the most ex. pus locations: across from Jewell from n-9 pm. tomorrow and 9 fense svstem the world will face nu- . My" ‘ .
senate had recently passed a fee in- citing ever in 1986," said Lynne Hall on Euclid Avenue. the cor- am. to 9 pm. Saturday in the ‘ . '- .. . - ’“ti ’3 ' 5 ‘ *-

. . .. . . . . . . . clear destruction. said a former di— 2,2 ..3_,_. . .. . .
crease. $4.000 seemed to be a heck Hunt. LKD committee chairwo- ner of (olumbia Avenue and (ommonwealth Stadium parking rector of the m ram 1:2; f . ' .
of a lot of money to pay yourself . .. man for the Student Activities Rose Street. Huguelet Drive and lot. Robert ngmgan current chair- . . i— .. . , _ . ' _
it doesn‘tstrike meas fair.” Board.which sponsors theevent. Seaton Center parking lot. "A Taste of the Bluegrass" man of the institute for Space and )3 w- '3 ' .. I’ ’ ' .

. Hi hlight of thes rin festival In addition to the pingpong food fair will give students a . , 3 - . , t — ". ' ' ‘ '

However. SGA, P'f’s‘dem John will ie the 30th ann’iialgLKD Hot drop yesterday. other derby festi- chance to sample a varietv of Security Studies. ml” about M.) Pm- ~ 3 . i . ‘
Cain referred to Vtard s employment Ai Ball Ra t' Sat I't'e' in ilude a R n for the R0- foods durin their ta 'tth - _ ple last night that the only way to »;.=- .. . .. . _ . .-2_;
at the Kentucky Kernel, saving that r. 00" ce a a pm. ur- H l b . C u. . .. g S y ‘JI .e “I" avoid a nuclear nightmare is by rev _; ’ I 'I..7 - -' . .
Ward received avment for’his serv- day. dem“ at mm" today on the Stu- m‘dt' W?“ restaurants M“ “at training from implementing the 7»:if::,.- W~ ‘ :i . .- . , . ..
ices p ' Weather permitting. 25 hot air dent (‘enter patio. Experimental up booths in the stadium parking Strategic Defense initiative 3, i: . I‘ . 3 - . 1'

' balloons will rise from the field mice provided by the SAB will lot. ‘ instead he’ said governments 4.. ,. . 1 ‘- -. . .

Although the Kernel is an indepen- by ES. Goodbarn to compete in a run down a specially designed LKD was begun in 1956 by a must work toward other gmh that ' 1 2 .- ._ 1. 2 :
dent student publication that receiv- “hare and hound“ race. where racetrack. sporting their spon- group of UK students and was de- would help the world ’ «h, I I i. '. . .' , . .
es no student fees. (‘ain stressed competing balloons chase a lead sors‘ names and colors. Sponsor signed to provide entertainment “What we are witnessing Md“. fag .‘ f . “-.. “.
that the money for SGA's compensa balloon and attempt to throw of the winning rodent will receive as well as scholarship opportuni- are offensive weapons disguised ’3“. . ' gs .. I' Z '2I' .7
tion was not coming out of students' markers down nearest to a target aplaquc- ties. It is patterned after the Ken- defensive weapons .. 330“me said . f , ‘ .- .7 '- '- ‘- T. ‘
pockets but from phone book reve- set by the leader. Tomorrow UK students and tucky Derby Festiva' “If both sides can‘ deplov a peace . ”i ._ a; 2 . >1 f
nues. shield. everybody thinks we will be 2 .2 . I. j, .:- .‘ ‘I I 'g‘.I-I'.'

. . safe. butitdoesn't workthatway " “08’1“ Ht)“ M A\ ' i, I" 52:.
P l t tt . 3°“'".“‘“ 54'“ H '5 unlikely that nuclear weapons obsolete. he said ' ’2 _’ f7"..-'1~".2
ane 18 S a emp 0 exp 31“ errorlsm the some.“ .w'“ dewmp a “my?” “Now the} are talking about lllilklll: .‘ . 9"".1' '. ': '~'
system Similar to the one the l nited people obsolete ~~ . . I, . 0‘. __ 7; 2f
. . . . . _ States is working on. ._ . 5...';.‘= , .3‘ i,» .th
33- SEAN ANDERSON The major theme of the discussmn promote their interests through con- cially the United States‘, with an However if the Soviet l'nion (1005. Al lllc ltt‘illllmtli: “l lllt‘ lt't'llllt' ‘ . - .. 2'. «‘1 .I.‘ ‘1 1:
StaffWriter were that terrorism. especially in ventional political behavior. they “effectiveforeign policyslogan." world nuclear destruction would be Bowman gave a brief outline oi the hi." 5 -’.'I'.
the Middle East. is often associated identify with other institutions such . _ inevitable hesaid Star Wars protect and how ii tipt‘l’ l '. I ' _-. .’ 3'" ..I3'

In light of recent US. raids on With fanatical religious beliefs and as religion. R°gets said the legal community Bowman said Star Wars ,5 when ales He then outlined Il.\ sliortcoin " 7‘. ’ ~ , .;' 3?
Lybia. phi Alpha Theta National is a weapon employed by a weaker The combination of political desir- “9909“"? two types 0‘ terrorism. able and has no use other than for ings _ _. u "._ A I'.‘ ,‘y. '~ '._
History Honorary‘s forum on terror. force that feels its cultural or na- es and religious belief facilitate the The first IS'tICI‘I‘Ol‘ISt acts committed aggression. "All lh'll would he [1(1(‘(I\\'1l‘\ in VI " , ‘2‘}: l
ism last night was timely. tional identity is being threatened. use of terrorism as a means to a po- by an '"d'v'dual or small groups "The onlv believable use for the destroy ah 9mm. cm. “2.“; '(h.,‘l.h‘(. : 2 . ..'

UK experts from the political. his- The panelists pointed out that ter< liticalend.he said. . . agatnstothergroups or countries. Star WarS’S)’Stem against ballistic system. all M)“ \iiiiild hith‘ to iio’is . 2' Vi ‘ ’-
torical and legal fields discussed the rorism l5 h0t necessarily an irratio- He_ said the COUPllhg 0t anticom- He said for the purposes of extra missiles is for an agressor to protect dig-able any~ t‘l‘lllt‘ill organ in the ,I . . . 2 I. ‘
history of terrorism and attempted nalorinsaneact. . . . munism and .~ anti-terrorism has dition and jurisdiction. acts such as himself against missiles he missed body,"he said - ~ 3; , . i .' .
todefineit. . . Terrorists “a.“ lama”). 0" formed the basis of the Reagan ad- hijacking or hostage taking by small in his first strike.“ Bowman said. "Any action you took that \Hilllil ' . . ’ ,

The panel conSisted of Vincent the" S'dei DaV'S said. He .Sa'd a ministrations'foreign policy. espe- groups arecovered by treaties. The orginal argument for the SyS- disable anv one part ol the sxsimn ~ , 2
DaVlS. head of the Patterson School weak force resorts to terrorism to eially in the Third Viorld. tem was defense __ an increase In would lea‘tt. mu with .l “mph. ml .‘ '
0f Diplomacy: Robert Olson. a histc acme“? its goals because those are . . "we've": "‘9 legal Pr°btem arises deterrence making nuclear weapons lltm dollars worth of innk in \li‘ice " ’ ' ' ' -
ry professor; and John Rogers. a the only tactics available to it. Ter- “The irony is that Western gov- when conSIdering how to deal with obsolete. Bowman said. he said ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ' 2 - -
professorintheCollegeofLawI rorism “converts disadvantages to ernments have a foreign policy in- state-sponsored terrorism. Rogers "They wanted do away with the Bowman ham am “mum. “I“ ,_ ,

advantages." terest in terrorism continuing.“ said. because when nations are in- madness" he said "Ingtead they (m iike' tin-km oi ”h 1.. it ‘h: .

Danial Rowland. a history profes- Olson said when groups find them- Olson said. because anti-terrorism volved. it is difficult to define what are making things madder ‘ ' would :0 t I ”I 3‘“ i“ i i "In” (. . .
sor.moderated the panel didussion. selves out of power and unable to provides some governments. espe- acts are considered terrorism. “They were talking about making multimillhi:3:h;r$525.:‘5'“ 1‘ ‘ . ,

. UK presents Shakespeare play i .
. . .; jogs“ By JAMES A. S‘I‘OLL the Appalachian Mountains brought said the overriding message of the NM.
h“ M “I," “’ _ . Senior Staff Writer with them many of the traditions play could be summed up in a single ”33% --.
we I. » « K“ M ’7": and the languageof old England." word: "love.“ on s ..
, ' “ « Is UK ready for “The Bards of Rodgers also thinks that the more “He (Shakespeare) decided. in ‘ . ' t. .
(an M M . 3. . ,-.I...’..” Hazard?" familiar setting will help audiences this play. to treat love on every level -. ti... ‘ .
hem.” Audiences will find out tonight enjoy Shakespeare despite unfavora- hech think of.“Rodgers said. i. ..

g :i; , (is? when a rather unique version of Wil- ble impressions they may have got- Rodgers compared the feel of the -' '

M.“ ” ‘ " ’ * ‘i liam Shakespeare‘s ”As You Like ten during exposure to the bard in production to that of “a gentle rain- ' . at;

m“ M View“ It" opens in the Guignol Theater of high school. storm that just kind of flows over If 2.» . 34’ .

‘ . * 35km» 3 theFineArtsBuilding. “Obviously. the language is a bar- you." noting that there is very little - , ’ ’ _

2* m . v.31... Director James W. Rodgers. the- rier to somebody when they pick it plot action during Shakespeare‘s y? “2;? ’i- ‘

”is“ W.“ ‘2??? ater department chairman. has cho- up and read it for the first time.“ second. third and fourth acts. .5"); 1’ ' , ' ’3‘.
wiwrfd sen to set his production in pre-Civil Rodgers said. “And Shakespeare. "it‘s not melodrama that tries to I." ’ .- ._’ I

War Appalachia. perhaps more than anybody else. grab you and take you through a lot ’1’ v‘ .5 3 . i -. 3..
The decision to set the Elizabe- wrote not to be read but to be seen of twists and turns.“ Rodgers said. ; . 3+ .. . .,
than play in antebellum Kentucky onthestage." “I think a summer evening concert .2? _ .. § 3 _.‘ f2 I.Mg§..3;:

,2 . if. was made for a number of ransom. Rodgers said the play draws sharp is very good analogy to use‘ " ‘ - .1 i ytffififfiff‘ ;. __

”s‘ 2.3 Rodgers said that Ken Davis. dram- distinctions between life in the city Rodgers said the play should run . 3. . i ’3‘; >12};ng
am: .. _;;, it} aturge for the production. discov- and life inthecountry. about 212 hours. including the single , I. Mitit‘gfi 3”:- \-y ’

"”3?” x ’ MW: ’ _ i cred a number of similarities be- Shakespeare "sees the country as intermission. i .::;.‘" git" . - ‘ :L-a ta; 5
g“ . \“figfrmt” ' ; tween that time and place and the . . . an escape. a place to go to be- To say the least. “As You Like it“ 5;. ...}i-_: .4 .1 a t ‘”'
ignitesimwgwiti 23 ImidmofShakeapeare’s day. come renewed.“ Rodgers said. But will offer an unusual evening of Eliz- " » ' - ' wit
’/I%me‘tw§g .i. . 2.2; “M {m Wild came over the playwright also “wants us that abethan entertainment. To say the gum "°"‘""°"
£"§W§W* here and settled." Rodgers said. wecantstaythereforever. most. the theatrical 8*!”er Wt“ Julio Rodgers. loft, plays Rosalind and Lisa Wothington plays
9259s? . N4? .. “and many of them that settled in Despite the strong theme. Rodgers begenuinely unique. Sunny-u: Colic ina unique version of Shakespeare's "As Y0u Like It."

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