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\VASlllXtIl‘UX iAl’I- l’resident Nixon re» liut ,\.l\IHt did renew his unsuccessful ti-rpiesl (limits ‘.'.t if or v , ‘ x 3'3. $1..
newed his request Monday tor a revamping and of last \e.ii‘ tor a \atioiial l’ouiidiition tor Higher ( \ Iziii 2.5;. .;~i . i fir}. '
Nbilanillion expansion of iollegiustudent .il(l so l‘.(lll( .ition within the gowinioent to tiuaiu e mic. the ..=, a i in; ,V, ~’ , . , x ‘. ‘-'.~_- ’
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could receive t'cdeial education subsidies. to institutions. iliisxliii. -::i. W» .» . i‘i":1":1."."u”i'
liepeatinL’ his commitment that no ipialiiied “oikable tormula ershii: Ilitl‘i' . *2 'i" ; ‘ 3 ‘ ‘ 5.. .- .’ kw»
student who wants to go to college should be l)t', Sidni \ l’ \lailaud li.. Ioniinissionw oi :1. 1; row: .. 'z t;
barred b\' lack of money.“ the chiei esetiitin‘ education. agreed that (‘Hilt'L’I's desperatel‘ null 'i’i is i 1 '. ’ "'““
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more students than are currently receiying aid. aid has been dew-loped. he said. ~ Vs'. . ,
”it would assure that federal funds go first. l'ndei the l’resident‘s‘ Nilltli‘ltlntltl proposal. ill: ’ l‘II'Iiiiti‘I‘ u 7 I ‘ ' '35 . 5"-1"’. .
and in largest amounts. to the neediest students. eligibility maxmiuin would be SlUtiIlII a use "i«““---“'*‘ i I h“ I“ i' . .. -.
in order to place them on an equal footing with taxable income tor a tamilt ot tour. "i'V‘ V'-' ' ' . - vh,
students irom higher-income families.“ Maximum gmernnn-nt .iid would in 's l . too i ii Kit I Ii LII!“ I"=?II""‘ i “ " ' . )2 2 '
Students from families making our “3000 year per student through a mix of giants. \\t9lL~ "'i‘i" “W” ‘ -’ ' ' 7‘1 I 1
are foe times more likely to attend college than stud} payments and subsidi/ed loans. t‘Vt‘t‘lH ha ’ “mp,” \[ t- mmiV 7W, w . ‘ ' ‘ V-i rVVi ,
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EDITORS NOTE: This is the gymnasium. our 1‘1" 5 50 U I‘beir speeches are relatisel} ant lustiu t . l) MI I-III ”Hi i" ‘4“ I‘ ”Us ~““‘ -I' I i ..i, .
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first or a three-part series ex- of pamphlets by the time. you short, but almost all of them tie positive plans tor what is being tali lo. it!’ .rutpou. in; of 'in VVV. ~V..-VfV.V-’Vi~VV-
amining the antiwar movement got up the steps. You C0“](1 in to the main subject for the called the May Day denioiistia- \ltIlt'IIl diIlHMI! sitrtnne u? Wu: ..1}? X,
both nationally and locally. hardly reach in your pocket l0 conference. SMC's proposed tion. Supported by the National the \H'r'lsi‘nd ol \lio l tlifl L V'Vu a}. . u .’
Show your registration card to Spring calendar of antiwar ae- Student Association and behind l‘ht‘II ”II “M I“ MM 4. Phi?“ ‘ :5 "- iii-‘0'
BY JERRY ‘V- LE‘VIS the girl checking them at the tion, centering on the April ‘24 the leadership of such names as mil hn‘ people to lnhiw in I on V‘ 1'f ‘ 'r'
Editorial Page Editor dOOF- demonstrations in \Vashington lleiinie Davis and l).i\e l)el- L'J't'ss tin IlsiHL' om Ii.t\ oi. so V ' 1
The atmosphere around and Yet ("ICC III the gymnasium. and San Francisco. demanding linger. PCP} supports the l’eo~ ('I-Il llI‘lh't‘ and emthii we not 1 5,-1‘1',‘
in the Catholic University gym- you clearly realized the purpose the immediate withdrawal of ple's pm“. Treaty. ”(.gmmu-(i taiisin. lair the test oi ii». in i it, ; '5 _' .'
nasium was somewhat different of your coming to \Vashington. US, troops from the Indochina between NSA and students born the Peoples (‘Inilitien mills in: f‘ " .1' ,-‘. ,
than the night before when has- D.(‘.. You suddenly became a war. South and North \‘jpimm, a “nationwide lili‘litliti sun on at. T '
ketball fans and cheerleaders part 0f 3 whole. uNixon now has one hand The P(TPl Spring action cal~ hllslness .ts Usual " It.
were making "10“ 0f the "01-5“ National “0““?an tied behind his back," Don cndar calls for a massise assem— In an iiilt'i\lt‘\\ ii iii, in mm . iii"; v.1 ' .
There was a paradoxical feel- Before you are almost 2,000 Curewitz shouts into the micro— bly iii \\'.ishington. l)_(,'.. for lllt' DIIHs III \Vdslslnuhins (.l‘iii k 3f L '_ 'i; '1
ing in ”10 air. One Of C(meS‘O“ POOPh‘. gathered fOF lh“ II‘dlIOIIIIl phone, referring to the. influence week of May 1-7. “The war sil\er limes. he t‘\}il.ili:i‘vl a his . '. ’ ; p. .i
and 0"" 0f organization. People (‘OIIR‘ICYK‘O 0f the StIldt’IIl of the student dcmons‘rations ends in May" their buttons and is nnumt h\ this in ‘loTIHIIliH ' " 1"
relieved that they had finally ar- Mobilization Committee (SMC). over the Cambodian invasion of ”The \toilil ivii \ out is: this V‘ . i. .-
rived, but still not sure where A Friday night rally is shaping last May. “\Vp must now tip the -,,,,,,,,,, -,,-,--,,-, uth'Hnnq‘iil to It i"“ ..,i ‘sltlht V? i _i
”WY “'9"? l-IOi‘UL "P 115 some ‘30 antiwar lt‘IKlf‘TS other hand back so he gets his Plat 4's like the i’.-i.1.iinV,... and 1 . ‘V V.
“Don't be left out, be out take their places on a stage in face kicked in." WPilllH‘r LLIHI‘IlItIit‘iii our: !\ .tll in... il.. . V- I
left," someone was shouting in front of the gymnasium. However. mm below the ioiintiy should lit ionhonti d 7‘ ' '1
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.ui atttmpt to st" two p anphltts lhr spr llu rsV rt pitst nt V1 .spi . (hi 5‘ i n “V lufort p( oph lM “firm“ for Lesington de u- \ llli lllt pm \i ii . 1 . ip. . V _ V ‘V
for 25 cents. both outlining a broad range of different organi- gan to am“. lor the U,,.hi,-(.,K.(.V (’inity'i (lloudv and (old todin i‘II‘ii-Hfli l” I'Iiidur’ to remit. . ,V .V
few 935," steps to create the rev- ”mm“: D0" (lurewitz, SMC the mood of the conference. the with an expected high of ‘l8 ‘ “ Ii (lisiilu.ili.-,,. i V ,, MIA to i H . . . ,~
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olution. VAt tbr sVinic time i nVition il VV(‘\V((tltl\( scrretirVy, ”this ‘1.“(1 Hit ‘1‘" mom on most ”Hung de mm” mmgm wuh s a it h d. i ii do us \.\ ill in V . . .
other voice explained the spe— Nancy Williamson. Boston I‘e- peoples minds were predes- 1 low around 0‘; The precipit'i ilosi-d. the roads that ion“. .i , i .‘
cial subscription price for the male Liberation; Ron Dellums, miml tion [mssibilities‘ a", ‘30 perrcnt them to the \\t)ll(l hloi Lailiil '
Militant. 10 issues for only one US. (migressman from llerke- May Day today decreasing to 10 percent with om hoiilM and um de ”H. _ ' . V .
dollar. lOY. Calif; JOB Miles. founder of A week earlier, at a peace tonight People til then) lie gneii the op- j a ' ' ,V
It was almost like a street fair Cl 5 United Against the \Var. conference iti Anti Arbor, Mich, portunih to stop and think ' i ' -
atmosphere as you entered the and many others. the Peoples Coalition for Peace ,,,,,,---,--,---A----- (‘ontinuod on Page 7. Col. l - . 1'

 2-THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. Tuesday, Feb. 23, 197l —______—______—_____———————-—
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. FRANKFORT (AP) — A mediatcly if additional action ” . . .rock dusting was obvi- news kernEIs tl
final state report on the Hyden might be taken ously' substandard precedingthc l’i
N . mine disaster cites ”apparent ‘ _ explosion . . . although a water . re
, violations” of three Kentucky Prelmunary report line had been provided for one From AP reports tli
, , ‘ , statutes ”which led to the e,\- The commissioner liadgiveiia section, testimony revealed that ‘ . . ._ _ . y . _ sit
. plosion or caused difficulty dur- preliminary report at a news coii- water was not being used to al- . 59"?” policemen 1" “"9 cities were 51"" “hfl k'lled I” ll" id
' ing the recovery work." ference here a few weeks ago lay dust during cutting andload- C'd"”t5_ over the weekend. The police. ('(h‘h"“55“”“"' 9f Phll' (it
. ' The report on the Dec. 30 and the final survey does not ingoperations at the face." adelphia blamed Citizens Wh“ he Silld are promoting 1"“ 1'5
_ blast which killed 38 miners did seem to change any basic find- The department added that “Why for the two killings there. to
‘ ’ not make any recommendations ings. However, it emphasizes even though rock-dusting ma- The other deaths included a marshal and‘state trooper
on puislinient or fines, which are certain points and provides new chines had been repaired, the killed during a ShOOtOUt With tWO men I“ St John, lh‘l- ! m
. ~ ‘ far milder under state than un— sidelights. crews continued to apply dust an Officer shot in a gunfight in (lreenville, SC and an ot— 1M,
' der federal laws, iior (lid it spc- Tl _, , . . by hand. ficer killed by gunfire from a passing car as he stood on a m
ie report cinteiided statutes .‘ . g - . y
. citically blame anyone. . . . . .. , A boom hole is a coal loading Mm")! Stred- th
. . ,. . relating to adequate rock dust- . . . . .y
. ‘ ' But H.l\. lsirkpatrick, state ing use of explosives under— pomt where a higher ceiling is r . . ‘ m.
mines and minerals coininission- ' l p l ‘le-kiA _‘m 10, \ blasted. Such dliOpttlullUllloucll- “ASHII‘VCTOi‘s —The Defense Department asked the y yo
‘ er, told a newsman Monday the grount ant. L 1.“ ng ‘ p le‘ edoffthe fatal explosion. Selective Service System today to draft 2,100 doctors this du
. .. . m and out of the mine were ‘. . _ . . ‘ -. . .
3 owners are in effect being peiial- violated On the question of illegal es- year in the first callup of physicians smce 1969. th
ized severely by the continued ’ plosives. the report summed up The Pentagon said the callup of physicians, osteopaths and (.0,
. _ A 1 closure of the mine at a time Rock dust is used to lessen things this way; “In substance dentists was needed because too few medical school grad- ’ (1a
‘ when Will PriceS life the hit-{h- the explosive tendencies of coal it appears that surface mine and uates have volunteered for military service. i P0
est in years. dust. highway blasting techniques Beginning in july, 1,531 doctors of medicine, 77 doctors f
I ‘ , will?) h‘dW 5““ “0t l‘t‘UlWM‘d ”Additional rock dust did not were applied to underground of osteopathy and 536 dentists will be drafted into the i
f I and it looks like now we're not appear to have been applied in mining." Army, Navy and Air Force for a period of two years ac- l
. ‘ . going to let them reopen," Kirk- the vicinity of the boom‘holes Contained photo five duty.
. patrick said. before they were blasted, the
' He did not indicate iin— report said. The report contained a photo— CHARLESTON, \V, \‘gi,—I<‘oriiier \\'est Virginia Coy, \Vj]-
' ' ‘ graph clearly ShOWihi-I pieces 0f liam \Vallace Barron and his wife are to appear for arraign-
‘« ._ detonatiiig cord near the fatal merit in US. District Court here \\'ednesday on charges
. f 0 0 boom hole. of bribing the foreman of a federal jury that acquitted
. " L003 l’lUClSlO’l bOgged d0wn ”The 9‘9“”th “'35 initiated Barron of bribery conspiracy charges in 1968. be
.' - -V h)’ improper aiid'illegal useyot Barron's brother. Fred, said the former governor left his 1‘”
‘ . . s\[(_()\ \l" s.,m|.\jcnmm- g was t,, reach Sepone and to pennissibleexplosives alongwith Pompano Beach. Fla. home Sunday and intended to be 5P
' . ‘ i-se forces \icrt' reported ”Hit-it‘d cut across the famous supply a nonpermissible (lCl’O‘llatlllg a— here \Vednesday. But he said he didn't know where the “t
’ - ' ’ . f ' dim“ for fht‘ fifth \tr-liillll dil)‘ trail leading from \ortli \ietiiani gent or by the use Ol "0”Per' former state executive had gone. by
- . _" in laos \loiiday but flit goy erii- to Laos. (iziinbodia and South "“5““le high strength explosives Li
. . . " . lht‘lll l“ \«llil‘m (limited the "P' \ it’lllalnt detonated 1” a iioiipernussible DARLINCTON, SIT. — An all-white jury has convicted
'. ': eiation so far had rcwltcd in the \ 11m t‘mmt’nt (‘Olnmllnltitlt’h' manner. it said. three white men of rioting at Lamar public schools where cal
» . . destruction. of 12.603 tons of sued in Saigon said the South In underground mines, electr- a mob attacked school buses carrying Negro children to cm
. ' ‘ . . t‘ltt‘lll)‘ munitions. ‘ \ ictnanicse forces on the ground ic blasting caps and low strength the newly desegregated facilities last year. the
f .' . "lhc L‘ 5' (.oinmand mi- and l'h‘ ‘1” strikes had (195m))" exploswes are supposed to be Judge \Vade \Veatherford of Darlington County General ”m
. ' nounced ”I.“ h?” oftwo more hell- ”l the hull“ stores 0f mummies used, wuh blasting m sequence Sessions Court told the jurors after their verdicts Sunday: 1"“
A copiers, bringing to 26 the nuiii- as “-ell as 12 Soviet-made l’li6 at a boom hole. Authorities 211— “Y ,7 1 ‘ . 1 . . 1 l .. _ k . l' . ‘ '. ter
i , her that have been officially .in- tanks. 65 trucks. 400 bicycles. ready have said that the blast- 1 9“ yelcontl your int" ant )h‘mt )Oil to now “At as'in the
.l ' ”minced as lost in the driw. 123.000 gallons of fucl.4.500 feet ing operation in the mine near ‘h'hgnt‘ut (nth he mu“ “1 ““0“ n” “he ‘0 d" to”
. . now beginning its third \Vts‘ls. of pipeline and a large quantity Hyden was handled irregularly huh“- é .
‘1‘ ' . " l.lit'liiy' forces in (ianibodia of food and other equipment. and with far too much explo— ‘ l ‘L'i
handed the gm‘t’rnms‘lit tllt'rt‘ it The communique said the sives at one time. LONDON—Britain promised Monday 1” 5"” “V115? hell" t Sui:
Tr-—---~—~—»-——---~---rz;‘-—r—--~ \t'ilmtls by sinking .iii aiiiiiiuiii- ground forces had seized 1.231 _ ._ l copters to South Africa, and South Africa promptly shot in I t not.
' -_ . tioii barge being towed "D the rifles and 198 heavy weapons. ‘ l 3‘ request for 59‘5"“ 0f the antisubmariiie “h““fl- l l (Till
‘ ‘ ' i \lt‘lmllil lith‘r from South \iet- lt claimed also that 1.960 THE KENTUCKY KERNEL t and
y‘ y llrllli. 'l'hrce \inericans aboard \orth \ietiianiese troops had STth}: KUentucky therii‘el. University f .
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. ‘ bargewas‘dainaged. , \iiierican officials regarded this 333333: 9:21;; hvgfildtflrsdzllrffinixghg k 3 es S a] rlve “‘55
' \\ (il'(l from the front in south- as an exaggeration. periods, and once during the summer . . . . . . ) . . is t
. . . em laos was that the \ortli \(yutli \ ietnumese losses were sciasfigil‘shed by the Board of Student \_\ ASHINCVIQX (Al )_ AC‘ flying: “th “ in It Be Bllllts C
‘ . _ p . \ivtmnww continued h, 110‘” put at 168 mt,” killed and 661 Publications. UK Post Office Box 4986. ell-““2 supersonic transport 0P' But By'Whom and Where?" ‘
. ‘_ ' ' lit-.iyy lire into South \ ietiiaiii- wounded. These figures (lid not puififzshlrld“goritfifiurgiasfiye'taénthlessltefrlgl ponents of promoting a realm Donald]. Strait. a l’airchild "fell
p . ' I ' . t’si' ranger positions si\ miles in include 298 rangers reported kill- ”’Xs‘giim ”bush d h . . _ 0f hy'stena. an industry-labor lliller (Torp. vice president and ‘S‘l'l‘yh
‘ y " from the border. \dvaiicc cle cd or wounded in a \orth Viet- tended to hglppthorgziderergfig.lsAlrfs' committee announced Monday a the committee 5 lhdllStW (‘0‘ Vl‘
. mm“ in ”H, pm“ “N? m.“ 171 2 mm‘vw mllt ofa base (m Sunday. $21sgeEggs:lizdrfifieacaeigirssrng should Eassnfiladvergsgng drive to get chaimian. said the nationwide i are
. _ ' miles into iaos along Highway lhc L .5. (loiniiiaiid said SUBSCRIPTION RATES ”1e DIU K an iongress behind dnve has 3 3330000 budget and i '
‘ ’ , . tlwhicli leads to \eiwiie.bclieve i V' ’ sV ‘
1' down from it) percent in ltlliT. seems almost iiie\ itahle. For our V A 'V I " .t: 3‘ ' VVV VV . g, VVVVV; - 3V. V ‘ . 3V .V . ', ‘
" is the lowest in the 133-)eiu his— population to stabilize. the loui- " 2 l ," W‘s. "4 2‘ . it is 2.‘ 2'
r ”This is certainl) t‘llt‘lllll'dfl,‘ tiall)’ disappear. Thilt 1‘ what ' 2 ' . , I i- " . '_ s '2» hi ' ‘; , 3 ‘5‘ ‘2." 2,1
3‘ I ing.” said Stickler. ”l’eoplc are Zl’C is tr} int: to do.” . V " ’ - i A 2 A A 1- 44 . ‘-V‘ '.'
' becoming aware of the popula— 2 ‘ i I. 3 V -- 2 v' 2 * .: is ‘ " ~ T
a lion problem and are showing Although the large lamil) is V '» 2, V ‘ -- " 2 2 , . i ' 3; ~. . 3 3.
their concern. Perhaps most en- liecoiiiiiigless popular here. more , .2 . . ' . '. ‘ _ . . . 2. - - . ' .
couraging is the response oi the .2\mcricans still want lots ol'lxiils 2‘ " ' ' ‘ ' ' 1 ' 2 ' ‘ '3. 'V2' 'V d”. '
9 young people who will he pro— compared to parents in those 3 I V 3 V . VVj 3' ,
S (lucing the next generation. ln ten countries that hare nearl) -» ‘ it; "V " -.
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cent considered the large family iilatioii. In Sweden, tor example. I: . . 2:, .V
- desirable. whereas in 1967. 34 only 6 percent consider four or ' 3.}' V ' » V ‘
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. ewman ecture series , .. s .. - m 2 .; 3 ,_ ‘v ...
' 0 ' I I i I The Fosttrllreighton (rune atop the Veter'm's \(lministr‘ition hos ' I ‘ It i I ‘
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features UnlverSLty hlStOry L now under construction on the l'K (ampus is last hetomingI a l.c\iiigioii ‘3: l .i . “I ' ’~
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