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By MARKR.CHELL(;REN Yesterday's gathering was 3% are egg-’9 " ’ ' Beginning .r. in. tin, .. in. A, .' f; 5' . f i.
AssociatedPress prompted by the council's proposal ‘ y“ -_ c « ., “ and Duckmmi WNW , r. a, :1 .. ._ _.:..,'.= f
for a strategic plan for higher edu- / t Will not Lil“a\.~ ho hum: . ‘.\ >1 \\ .5 ’. I " .3

FRANKFORT ~ Higher education cation in Kentucky, a document that A a. . .' l‘ . ‘ \ mam. mg station m4; ,“1. WW“ m; ' " ".'i ‘-

. . leaders in Kentucky agreed yester- has generated a great deal of con- M ":1" \‘\\ :3 ‘ Wildcat games tor llf‘iil'i. .. .i» .z» '5 -'.
day that more money will solve troversy in public hearings across ' . " ‘ lt vim announced ”.5: ti " ' 1;.

7- many of the ills pointed out in a thestate- \ J WHAS ‘Mll .nr all of in. . >. - ~ ,. ’.
. g strategic plan for the universities. UK has prompted much of that \ 0i mummii. minim“. ,7.” .....,..-..;. J 'l- ‘ . f
. 53 but a lingering dispute over dental controversy and its graduates yic . gameg ,n an W mg. -. .. .. ,4 ' l i 3' '.‘ -‘ "

‘ schools threatens the harmony. packed many Of the hearth85~ BUt _ million radio broadcast conliaw we -

A: The gaunrlng 0f the Councfl m Praldent 0‘15 A. Smgletary sald ' l I ‘ yr“ ’- . &\ ginnjng npj‘t gear 'hjr.i‘-f_“:' t“. 'MA‘: t 1 ' j ‘ 7t ‘.' :R‘
Higher Education. university prosi- other issues can wait if there is a \ ., \/ j \ ’ ‘ a football seamn’ .. '.-.
dents and chairmen of the imtitutio unitedfront for more money. .1 , s] V ~, ‘ x. as» in [mi War _. “with“; and ”cc. ,. -' . ' ‘-" .' .' , 2..
nal governing boarch had been ex- “I’m willing to put everything ,. r 7 . ' r- \ x /; ball seasons however. WHA> .i'ill ’
pected to bring quite 3 few sparks aside. temporarily. for full funding." / \‘\ \ ' " .._ l .f 3 continue to lll’ilifllk'rlat an 1 h dullrrN . ~‘ .'
as the eight SChOOIS fought over Singletarysaid. / ‘~ \‘ if / K /\%v' even if they conflict .xi'n l ill l ' b
theirturf. But when the subject of dental / ‘ - [I k“ games ” I ‘ »_ ‘

But 8 gathering of university pres Schools came up. that spirit of coop- ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ’ / / 5 " " ' But nt‘x‘! \(mr xiiiin 'v\:il em l " , ' I " ‘ '
idents on Wednesday apparently led eration deteriorated. ~« [é ’ / ltl l. combs pruir t. int-r. on . . ' 5?
to an agreement to fight for one goal Swain and Singletary warned that g - ' ‘ ' / “thumb; are I plaMF-Ll n ~h.. n.5,... ‘l “ .7 7
—more money for higher education. warfare between the schools to save / r' : A -/ / v’ , ' time ' l t I , ., ‘. ,I . 1

Higher education has a tormlfla their dental prOgrams could scuttle \ ‘ “2.? , ‘ N i x / / . 4 Bernie \lillilt‘rnt‘l'lt' thri-tttir if l.‘i ’ l ' I "
for distributing money to the institu- any effort in the Legislature to get _..._.._ A / f. /' L'K Informant,“ sci-H. oc can. \to ~ I l- ' V ' ‘
tions. but only abOUt 35 Percent Of more money for everyone #6 t ‘5 '. g ‘ / / ’ find it incredible trot: a ~‘a' .ii: a ‘ ' " . "i
that formula is contained in the cur- “You will put the University of ‘ a,» ” a . which has hem dnpimsg An} it“, . ', ‘. L .z."
rent budget Louisville against the University of q _ . € ‘ " ’ . . ' ' ' i i-mwmu .,i Mum.“ .m. m. N... 1,, f g' ‘ . '

The goal. all agreed. is to get 100 Kentucky at a time when all of us l w “' ' \ A‘/} / ’ l vears tttiula men (NIL-\i'lt‘.’ its a ' f ' ,. l ‘ .
percent funding from the 1986 Gen- want towork together."Swain said. " » .‘ ' / '“fldely accepted pnphig- 7. ”311' '. -. ' . '
eral Assembly That would translate “Don't do this out of some willful .- / / ’ / Without having ,,..,.,_ 1 W" .0 . ~ . ' i, '
intoabout $225 million more over sense that the council has to close ' , \ / , am dwuwom MAW, Mists Md ' . -
the 1986458 biennium than a contin- something just to show that you are I » / /' / ' an} other intrnuzmnc Am my ”g f . . i :
uationbudget. still here.“ Singletary added. / ' . m); been consulted .\._. mum - ,1.” . ‘ ' ~.

”“9353 please. please don‘t do , sin that tht- l n1wr - .f Kerfiutlkt ‘ I .I ~ “ ‘.

The extra money would allow the thgtouncil member Terr MCB r / will t'aretulljt {i>\t‘.\\ ‘L'ns I!.i“ i; ' n- ‘ '3 ' ’ t .' i "
universities to provide lu ualit‘ . ~ 3' A raye ' ,/ “I. [ermine the iii'urc .,3 mini \{le‘b 1 . . t .
Programs. retain facultyglrlngmberls 53'd the “men“ Clearly Shows that . 7 ”if lirOddCihtlng1Y"l‘lt*Ln.l .\ ..: i-i " ' I "
by increasing salaries. and keep KentUCky does "01 need two dental / . i, WHAS president itiitit :" ‘i‘i Hr ‘ . . . ‘- " ’
them up with competing institutions. “@013 .b‘“ he was rebuked by the y ‘_ ‘, nef- “f and l' lit 1. \‘it‘t' presto-r r :.-u. J y ' _'
thepl‘eSIdents agreed, [wopreSldents’ IANDAL wuugmsou Kerr‘s Sin“ Hammond \alll litt‘ .iti? H‘llnl ‘ if ‘ . =1 ‘ , ~

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University of Louisville President Council members finally agreed to catChlng up l games on any“. .t.i:' may r..i:.-.~. ' ,v .I .
Donald Swain said it is not up to the appomt two committees to study Ed' . . i ‘Mijts A.“ " - ». .' u ' t - '
council or the universities to deter- dental schools and law schools and '6 Ha'l' ° "mow "95mm” ”"95 '3 breo" dOY OtterhOO't 0“ the hrs? floor of the Student ‘ limit/ail arm . .. , .' ' -
mine how the state should raise the make recommendations within two '° r9°d ° "ewsWPer between “05595 Yester- Center Addition. season
neededmoney. weeksonwhattodoaboutthem. "The lnl'vt-‘l'~.(\ ,: > It ‘ ' ,V . .

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Discount [lniversny computer office closes today " "

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much cifiltthnll‘l’ ll.ir:.:-. inzsnw . ' 5
By SAILAJA MALEMPATI nication services. cited financial In the past. the University departments to help them determine and see if they will give discouni,_'- \“g‘mdl‘t’h‘ ' ‘-’ i‘ e‘r-i‘t“ l‘ '3? ', ' ' ,‘ I .
Staff Writer problems as the reasons for closing bookstore was selling discount com- what computers they should buy We Estes said hogan at“ .1 vii-\wtiie-t : .r ‘ .» t .1 ‘ '. .
"It was very expensive. and there puters to students and faculty How- give them prices and act as a guide , . .‘ng '“lpl'l'”“"" " l' ’7!" “W . . -' . .- -.'

If you're planning to buy a mm was not enough revenue generated ever. when the bookstore was sold to to get them started."Estos said Although none of the services Will that uni-t” .ii-n: - , _‘ - ' fi .
puter from the University‘s Office from sales to substantiate the opera. the Follett Corp. the store was no he a‘hllahle fitter t0d'd}- all ”Tile!“ Mlt‘ , - .-
Products department. 4 pm today tion." longer able to provide the service. The office also sold discount coma placed heft)” sept 5 “ill htf ’PM‘ 3th h” 'vt‘r: ““1“" . ' . .' . ~: .~ - . '_
isyour lastchance. The department. located in the Estes said. puter equipment to a“ UK depart- (:‘SSQd and handled as usual. t‘oml-s "title-litis' i. "Tl? A 'l. Iiiil’fi’;i..i"'t"\ . ,- . " '

At that time. the department that Rose Street parking structure, "That's when accounts were set merits. community colleges. the 53m ”.1 .1“.’““““.l' ”M" '“t '7 ’3‘“ ‘i‘ 'y ' ’ .. :
enabled students and faculty to buy served a two-fold purpose of resel- up in our department so we could Medical Center. faculty members H“ "mm” ““fl_""‘k' "“" ““m“ -, " . ' ._ 't
computers and software through the ling computers as well as providing sell to students and faculty." Estes and StUdemS Th9 Closmg Of the Produt‘tS depart n 1“ paling l k "5“": l. ”7" . ' . .. ; 5 f . "
University at discount prices will be consultations on the selection of said. ment Will not affect the office Ma» m” " ”m" 3“” i"”'“ “L" 'n’ " ' . in i ' .
closing itsdoors. computers. said Gerry Estes. man- The primary service of the depart- "Faculty and students will just chines Repair and Electronic Mam “0mm“ ”WW" ‘ h “H“ ”i" N" ' , , .' .f “

Del Combs. director of commu~ ager of the office. ment was “consultation for all UK have to go to local computer stores tenance department “" “ll “ I 7 ‘ " « - 3 ‘1' " t.

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OffiCials urge students to attend games . A
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Committee says unalloted football seats may be sold to public as season tickets $13.13,?“ \ a . . « . ' , " u
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By SCOTT WARD‘ ‘ to see Whether the 12.400 tickets al— sell the tickets on a season basis Director of Student Athletic Ad- ' ‘ \ ‘-“"" ‘ . . , . _'-. ‘ I:

SpeCialProieCts bditor lotted to students will he used. said than onagame-by-game basis, missmns Ron G. Allen agreed: h ‘2 \ ~ ' f _' .' ' 5 -. '-
‘ ‘ Joseph T. Burch. dean of students Ticket allotment for the Bowling “After all. you SGt more Of the I» K " . .‘ "'
Use em or lose. em. _ and a member of the Athletic Green game starts Monday, and Stu- cheering effect from the student ‘ .' ' ..
Although they re not usmg those Board‘s ticket committee. dent Government Association Presi- body fans just don‘t yell like stu- ’ \ ' ~ . . , ‘ .
words, officials in charge of ticket "If there‘s big empty sections up dent John Cain is encouraging stu- dents do,“ /) / ‘ , ' " . ‘~

allotment are saying that if students there. then (the ticket committee) is dents to pick up their tickets Wallet—size booklets listing all the * m _ . . ~ ._ .
don't use the" football tickets this going to be compelled to sell those “Students should attend the games information students need to know " ”“"‘*—'——""’“—— r * ‘ I. TH , . '

Year. they might be taken away and tickets 0“ a season ticket level,“ he as much as possible." Cain said. “It about ticket allotment are now l H K I . , ' , .

soldtothepublicas season tickets. said. “There are people in the public showsa great deal of support for the available at the Student Center in- seats except sections 208 and 210 Rt‘quesls tor liliK'k \t*.1’;‘l‘r_' "iils‘t .' ' ' V .. -' ' ‘

About 1,700 tickets were taken that )Nant tickets and can't get team and the school." formation desks. the reSidence halls ipreferred seatSi will be from 8 be turned ir. .it H .i '? ‘ti a: inn l ' l. - . .

away from students last year be them. ' . And the Athletic Board would desks and the dean of students‘ of- a m, to 8 pm Monday at Memorial Block—seating iorms i-..i r in Kt'd ' . .

cause of low attendance at the Tickets not given to students at “much prefer that the students at fice.513PattersonOfficeTower. Coliseum Distribution for sections up from Asshldlll lit'ii. m \'Ui't"l[\ - ‘

games. the end of distribution are sold to tend and use those seats and cheer 208 and 210 lasts from 6 to 8 p m Michael )1 Palm mot: liming-Lori ‘ I ' .

"This year is sort of a test year ' the public. Burch said it is easier to the team on."Burch said. The“ m '3 all m Monday (iffice Tower ‘ ' f '
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INSIDE learaguan intervention ,, - .. Researcher to discuss effects . , ,
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harmful , speaker says . . .. . 0 nuclear war on atmosphere .
UK'dIIH-m offices will have: ‘ By ANN ROGERS ested in him." said Dr Yosh Ma ‘
:nlcmfgzulx a3: strutdems‘whs By BRAD COOPER natories on the United Nations‘ and ‘ ‘ ; I ». . . Contributing Writer {ugaraiadi‘rlector of radiation iii 'the ‘
m mam“. m '4““'"°“ ContributingWriter American States Charter‘s that state ' ~ - W ., , _ . w ”a. ”m” l 3’" ”“9"
- . Pele - that we will no way interfere in a! “rib? p . x a _ . Richard P. Turco. noted sCientific ested in how he came to his conclu~
According to Laleah Logan, the internalaffairsofothercountria." ”M if, researcher and author. w‘" 59“.“ °" 5‘0"“ g'emlf‘calll' aim hm he de-
Nicaraguan people don‘t want or When Nicaragua protested the " “a" m ,_ g" i? the gl‘lluc’l‘fir “llilkt‘e‘r; 'It'he1 glwron» tends his conclus‘ions
lorry Bani-r . needtheUnited States help. United States aid to the contra re- ‘. .- men ‘ erma a 3 pm ‘
don book Wm. glide" “plot: Logan. who traveled to Nicaragua bets at ' the International Court (1 fi ww- ‘ ' “3‘1th 201 NW‘SIhS Health SelehCeS 183:2; firs: alrltlil‘lglllgewlfllflfgd
what would. NW NW if "pm“ last November. spoke about her ex- Justice in April 1934. Logan equated V Bulld‘hg- . . SI . . (. 1 ‘3‘ n
. riences esterda at a forum the US. reaction to the A tollah as 'NrcoofR 5‘0 W'atfi 'h Cal» m “on” magazim 3r ‘ ga ‘
I“ WW. For I renew so: pe y y ya - ~ - ~ . noted astronomer contnbuted to the
mum ' mow "coasters":- mmeigg ego" manor macaw whim .
n, w ac w t r tage cr . “ meini W V! _ _ _ . _
story was “one-sided,“ described nothing to do with the world court Stem X1. 8 national ““3“th re- - . .
the plight of the Nicaraguan people and neither would the us," Logan ”arch We?! . ,Eéffozn‘ms fifla‘tfiaf’amléfi
for the put so years, and their said. “"90 h.” been mud 35 an a J .
rehtimhipwiththeUnited States. authority in several fields related to warfare would baSIcally shield [LE
“The We in Nicaragua want to i." . ourf of . that the atmospheric sciences In addi- staid?!“ gleteaggds 5‘13?“ T 9
m... mow." the .0... u» i... dim some“... mm won t... i. mommy m... insets; emissa-
.. rs a r saw on '
Minna-timed watch in effect fem“u$l’°"{v.‘°‘ln‘2°°fi'i Um gun to the .point of breaking trea- um was go.» 1min: pace, Ce... 235:,an Emmy mmmfl‘m‘ raising winterlike conditions iie
h m .4 Warn I“... States but we want to our ties."shesaid. tn] America mint be rig—minimized he also has received awart‘b for ex- said nuclear warfare would lead to
mu- m-u with . tic-ability m gm“, cm“, mfi'mwom , , andbenonalisned."shesaid. cellence in technical refereeing and “More“ havoc which could
d H'Wl Ida. The in: of cials and determine our own fu— It '3 this t9" th‘t W“ “ht L08!" “80 explained the reforms scientific achievements. Moat re plunge the earth baCk ”‘m dark 33"
*7 III be natty cloudy with a ture . .. coiled Nicargm to turn to the SOVI- that the Sandinistas are making in cently he received up 1” w Szi- conditions.
Q I” dance a Mo... ' et Union for financial help. When the Nicaragua, adding that the current hard Award fu- physic, in the Pub.
at! In u- no. with "lid. “to my Wm mt United State vetoe- an internation- recime under President Daniel Orte~ lic interest given by the Ama'ican “The lecture will be fairly basic so
we're m in NW is w, al loan, the Nicaraguan: have no gt has helped to wage a plura- phygia] Society students as well as scientists can un-
“anneal and mine. We m it wheredaetotu'n should. haticf of t -- t - ' -- -
‘ . cm W. itiiinii a lot of people are inter. oer-unanim. Maruyama said.
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'V tucky Network will expire at the end of the two schools conflict, U of L
- v . of tilts-86 basketball season. gems will be carried all or in part
. Volleyball team northbound this weekend it the first oi this year. in the on WAMZ-FM. u of L is given the
. ' ‘ process of negotiating next year‘s right to have the games rebroadcast
' y The UK volleyball team will make its first road trip this contract. LtIIhItIe Kentuckky NettvIlIIork antd onadelayed basxs on WHAS.
. . - . . v - ‘_ WHAS co not wor any ng ou . .
_ . . . weekend as ll trayels to Notre Dame and Western Michi so in late March. WAVG, a 5000- According to Hammond, the con-
‘ ' gafi.‘ watt AM station in Louisville. was tract entitles U of Lto receive $255.-
' ‘y The Lady K3“ “'l” meet the Fighting ”is“ in N0"? awarded the contract to broadcast 500 in royalties. promotional consid- O
_ , . Dame. lnd.. tonight and the Bronc0s in Kalamazoo, all UK games. erationsI Md advertising time during ' f, '
. . . Mich. tomorrow night Both matches will begin at WHAS also Wl“ broadcast all UK the lmllal year 0t the contract. and ’
. . . . 110 m games this year, but it had to pay the umverSity wtll receive $275,500 ail .
'. , " p. ' , . WAVG for the broadcasting rights, in each of the t‘ollowmg five years. o,
. The Lady hats. l-l. Opened their season last weekend UK does not have the power to ap- Inflation provision built into the .SQ
" . j I. i- “llh a runner-up finish in the Kentucky Kick-Off Classic. prove stations on the Kentucky Net- agreement are estimated to bring ‘6 at
. . ’_ ' 5 After beating Morehead University on Sunday afternoon. work; _ WOVEN” amountIottheagreement DOMINO’S ‘3 '
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» .1 4. « 1 past Riyert‘ront Stadium. as Pete Rose Way the day Rose why Lexington's parents depend on The x ' I
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m A Cabot! 2909 Richmond Road. Tonight and tomormw, Quadra (Top 40 Earth without challenge for un~ l 1 A6 . " i , .. , . ",1. . r‘ I.- .
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M‘s 1505 Now Circle Road. Tonight and tomorrow, The Metropolitan vanished from existence. ‘ 5, I ‘ "I; ~ . a 5‘ "3;", ‘ .. _ ': lI _ I: I 1' .
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CI“ M_— 337 E. Main St. Tonight, Two Small Bodies (original rock), 9 extimtim of the great reptiles is ,‘I' ‘ .~ 4 ,« -/ ,./~. ‘ . i if“ ‘. . flit l,” 41' y!“
p.m. to i o.m. 32 cover. Tomorrow, Radio Cate (modern talk), 9 pm. to 1 little more than a pre-historical foot- . «‘2 T‘stfi‘E-“I'” l I“ . f. ‘ " l, .I '-‘. '-II.- 5
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0'... MN" m — 604 S. Broadway St. Tonight and tomorrow, Charlie‘s remind US of their once.unques. " 7 L"- f w “ ‘ . , '--l I‘ 317' j. . ",I; II
“WUW‘O'xl‘l-9P-m- ”lam-33‘3“"- tioned global authority except a col~ I. , .- . - » ' [if '-", l :I .
m m In — 102 W. High St. Tonight and tomorrow. The Dropouts |ectionofbonm and assumptions. 5 g f f w “A" ~ I. , . I. .r *ij‘lII'Ifi ”VII-1 ~~ -
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Library —— an Woodland Ave. Tonight and tomorrow night, Nervous Melvin more pointedly, the reptilfi m had f g x ’ . .. ' II"_’i',’{.. : f-
and tho Mistdios (rock 'n’ roll), 9 pm. to i am. Free Godiathor's pizza until 9 not been brought law? What would :1 ' ‘I a; , ' \I\ I... , , I fr: "it 3, ItI‘.
tonight. assocovor. the Earth be like today if intelli» » ‘4 , ,t- ’ ‘- . , -' t ., . j fi-a’V’r .-"r 1" .‘i'
MI-VIP Club - 5539 Athens-Boonosboro Rood. Tonight and tomorrow, Par- gence had developed not only in hu~ E ’11" ”.tl‘ ' . . ,. ‘I.I . .' - It: I.:II.'I." .
ado: (TopAOrocll).9p.m. tala.m. Tonight,$3cover;$4cover tomorrow. mans. but also in some variety of E - 5/ ’fl‘ . I-(_ " ll . 'I .. . I{I III: HI“) j
reptile? This is the question posed ; ‘ 4}!“ .II". ~ . ,.-' " I
by noted science fiction author ‘ r} X // ' II 5‘} 5‘ .1
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0. Eden is fascinating science fiction -, we“ / 53"" 4.-.. “VEEEEE‘EEEZE‘E. ‘ . ‘, ', ’ .‘ 'III r‘ :I i-
as well as an imightl‘ul study of race \ 4‘, I ., " ”w // ' _; , ; " .. I" ” I} 3:3; I‘.I-
.. relations. Harrison‘s 474-page novel ';’ -‘~‘ '3 ~ ( I . . .51.: I- I . I rI i":
touches all the bases of human c0n~ A . ' . _# ‘ . ._ * div...“ ‘ ' ' ‘rI . n ' ‘7‘ ’r’.
(.4 O flict, tracing the experiences of a m“ “m” """ I _I . :‘I . -'-',I -. ’ f. i 'Ixi
human named Kerrick Who 5 cap — plastic heroes, blasting rot rm ' ;"I ' 1 .I'Sf i" .1
tured and raised by reptiles in Ker- WhOlesalt‘ gunl'lk’hb I ' 1 I " ' ‘I '.
led: to The luturo - Michel J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and a silver DoLo- rick‘s struggles to escape, and even- Where Duothomzri a.“ .t,;.r :1
roan keep this summer smash cruising steadily along. Watch for Huey Lewis's tually in his desire to understand REVIEW hOld the reader 5 ”NEW-‘3 F , ' ,i . - 'I; I -I = I I I. I:
cameo as a rock music-hating teacher. Rated PG. (Southpark: 2:30. 4:50. 7:30. and communicate with the reptiles. “WW“ “7W9 1“" W ' > ' . i I I. 5.x
9:50, Friday and Saturday at ”:55. Also Northpork: 230 4.50. 7 30, 9:50, Fri- we witness an essentially primal cry Rd! drill‘t‘dv NV" ifl>l>11"" .. '-. . I: _ '
dayandSaturdayalllz55.) forunderstandingand acceptance Harrison's reptile mrim'. : " I
Iovorty Hills Cop .- Eddie Murphy returns to action as Axel Foley that hip The plot of the novel is as Simple -————- lers us a different New in v .: .-: ~, .. . _ ’ I , .‘ \Ir f3.
cost from Detroit with a score to settle. Also stars Judge Reinhold ("Fast Times as that. How would the two races that characterize much of Harri $00le In his rel'ashionw: llfii o , , :I I '7', I' “ I I
At RidgomontHigh").RatodR. (FayettoMall: l230, 5:45, 10.) discover each other” How would son's other material The thundering man ‘0 "0‘ “CCE’SSaTllE WWW” ' ;' . I .' f- ‘I‘y- '
MIWM~ Action! Gore! Sex! Nonacting! Bod direction' All this, and they communicate? interact" In the guns of the Dcathworid trilogy and Other “l“ “mm M Vt“ "ll-WW“ 1-” II“ 5 I
much more, promises to knock the viewer six loot under Rated R. (North- book, mammals and reptiles have the James Bond antics of the live reptiles and their CUEYUR‘ ‘N' . , . I I I’- .,
parkz2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:50, 9:55, Friday andSaturdoyatll:50.) been blood enemies since the first volume Stainless Steel Rut \t’l‘K’s forced to realize that .l ,. itx ~- ‘. i '.
Cocoon — Aliens otter eternal youth to the people at a small Florida rotiro- dinsosaur consumed a human, and gire nowhere to be found, yet the that humam *‘Wlw'l ”‘1"! ”It T‘v’ .‘ 2 , «
mont community. Stars Stove Guttenbarg ("Police Academy) and Brian Don- the desperate attempts for commu~ edger)!” tcns‘ion remains, mint race on the Plan” With :7 V I‘ ' - ‘ it ,. I .‘I
nehy ("First Blood," "Silvorodo"). Rated PG-lS. (Sauthpork' 2, 4 30. 7:35, 9:45, nication and friendship between the other species had I'.lt‘\t‘llllt(‘l2 . . I. ‘
FridayandSaturdayatiizss.) alien societies meet With complex The Violence and trickery in MM gently the battle for woman - ' ' * i, - , - -
Wain. Positions — This comedy concerns a mad scientist who does and exciting obstacles —and wars 15 much more SOPhISllt‘alt‘d. along Earth might well lla‘tH' stupor .: - I " -. I "I iI . ’ I 1‘
unusual experimentsonhigh school females. Starring Susan Sarondon("Rocky In short, the work is excellent the lines of Harrison's Shim}? In Justasllarrisondt-slgnt-ti.' ’~ " a, " '- ' I
Horror"). this is one crazy flick. Rated R. (Sauthpark 2 lo 4.40 7:50, 9:40, reading for any Harrison fan Wm: both these WOFKS. the Hum” “98““ I. ‘ ' .4 ' .,
Friday and Saturday atii:30.) of Eden does not rely merely upon a delicate pattern of characters and Perhaps not lint lint' ti trio » . , . . -‘ , ,
Deon-bod —- Say your prayers botore going to see this one. Totally ignored the mechanized violence and action eliHrOnmf’nlS that (“35 “01 rely 0“ ‘3'“ ""“rt‘ 1h" "‘“n"""" "‘ ”W ‘3 ‘ ' ‘ I - ' . I :
at tho Cannes Film Festival. Rated R. (Northpark 2, 3.50 5.40, e, lo, Friday ‘I . - _I "
and saturaay at midnight.) D ‘ .- _ ‘ \ / .' : - . ‘.
[mu Vocation — Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo. and the rest at tho ancers may TV week OfterS I]? S . s. i 5’- ’: i . ,t ,
Griswold family are back. this time causing more damage in Europe than the I . . .
Normandy invasion. Rated PG-l3. (Southpork: 2:20. 420, 7.40. 935, Friday b k d : 7 " .1
andSoturdayatllzdo.) rea recor Of dUdS some (itiggi; 5 { I . III.
mm — Illl Murray. Dan Aykroyd, and Harold Ram-s return as those . -‘ ’ ' ' ' ‘-"'~ '. , - . ,I .' .'I
lovable spook-Chasers. Also stars Sigournay Weaver ("Allen“) and Rick Mora- In tap-a-thon ‘I . . . _ . » I .
nis (“Strange Brow"). Rated PG (Northpark. 2.20, 4 40, 7-40, 9 40, Friday and ‘33 I i .. *f,‘ “*5“th ““1”“ ' ‘ . ' , l '
Saturdayatli:40.) BV STEVE [)RIFSLER ‘t g I‘ES'}: : ‘ N‘s; StafHKriter ' . .. : - _ '. . .
Oreo-It — ilie'em ornot, imo nd the r tot lh littl r -' ‘ i .1 \\‘.‘~\ t ‘\. ' ‘ ' ’ ’ I,
in an “Tort t: boost their profit ImarSin. Fire :5: the micrOWZy/(egkilzioedblggl Contributing Writer I\ ‘& I} XL. \\\\ “MIG 30“ ever “"ll‘wI‘ ”MI ‘* "II I ' g I If . ,
(Northpark: 2:25, 4:50,7:55, 9:55, Friday andsalurdayalii:55.) , . . . , 9 7 movies. no matter hint ...~z I.I . . . . . . . '. II
Poo war. “I Adventure _, Mb 8 Chang’s crime 090"“, the mm“ Al] aspiring Fred Astaires and are will often be >htl“ll on .i. ‘ ._ 'v . ,V .1 , It. _~. .
industry stars in his own movie, an idiotic mess obOut a nerd and his bicycle. temporary fame seekers take note 0‘ the mayor “3‘th mIm‘I I 'I'“I‘ I I I I :I. I ‘I I .
For Poo Wootans only. Rated PG tor Pretty sooty. (Lexington Mall; 1:30. 3:30. SWCOPaled- lnc~ a Lamglon' i” th‘Samt'UW“ ~ ' . '1 - . ‘ -
5:31 7:1).9:1).Frldayand$oturdayatll:30I.) based dance and music troupe. is * Such is the case this .uttx , : , .I i .I . . I,'-/,'.
WM". flood M II _ ,n a w°m_up to, mod” Iv." Sly smnone ,._ sponsoring a tap-a-thon tomorrow in though the two moms lR'l'ik . -. .. w I II I
turns to Lexington, ready to wipe up the world tor the good ol U.S.A. Rated Woodland Park. Dancers W1“ “II Shm‘n are not NIH“) mf", M'II ' I ' . l, " IA;
R. (Chevy Chose:6:30,8:15, on) tempt to