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\\'edm~sday, Um. I, l!)7l LEXINGTON. KENTII In «1mm. \nr |\||r‘ \t, t,‘ .- L '1

R omaman amb ass ado r *m'~"‘x"-" .. ~= .

speaks of cooperation , f -=

By RALPH C. LONG people to chose their ourr way" is llcc‘L'\\.ll') W , , is \ . .
KCI‘IIEI Staff Writer for progress in the world today . s; .- _ h" '
The key to international cooperation is .\ main premise of Romanian foreign 1 '
the respect of one country for another. policy, Bogdan explained is opposition to , '2' ,. ’ f y
. according to Romanian ambassador Corneliu interference in other people‘s problems: He ~53 ¢§ : Q: If
Bogdan. said differences on political issues should not 1
In a lecture last night, highlighting his prevcnt cooperation in other areas such as ' ' .. °‘
three day visit to the bluegrass, ambassador economic and cultural exchanges. ‘ m i . , y; j, .
Bogdan explained his country‘s role in the Progress? WW ., - r "0" 1
world today._ _ H . Bogdan said the United States and ‘ ‘ a :
Bogdan .sélld‘llls country seeks the active Romania were “making good progress" in : f . V ' :' - " ‘.
cooperation ot all countries and an equality these areas "We "in’t ‘s "t d* 1 g ‘ ._-. ..
_ H _ t .. ct epu .un LIIRStlll n ~ . .
among nations. circumstances. any better." he said. “'5 y '1 W 1. V" "3' .j :
Interference The ambassador said he hoped the p; ' g , 3.
According 10 Bogdan, the main exchange in the areas of economics. sciences ‘ W ' 1" , g: .
international problems in the world today and culture will aid in political ‘ , p2"
arise front interference of one country in the understanding in the future, » . W
affairs of another. He said “the right of all Continued on page 2. ('01. 3 _’ .
Was coach and athlete , :' " {.5
. Romanian ambassador Cornelui Bodgan makes his way ‘ . i
. I TI( to the podium to deliver a lecture on “Romania in the .-
lrwan O V e v 11 S ports Concert of‘Nations." Bogdan spoke for nearly two hours 'V
to an audience of over 200 people in the Classroom
Building last night. (Staff Photo by David Rose! _~ . ~
The death of Dr. Albert D. with a good sense of humorwho an ideal coach who was real .. , ,
Kirwan was not only the loss of meant business When he “'81de asset to the team." -' I ' A). 'y
a fine professor, but the loss of :1 onto that football field.” ‘Square-shooter‘ ‘ ,1, It." .1 3.
true sports lover as well. AS a In his six seasons as the first Off the field ls'irwan earned as (L‘SSI‘S LANLELLIZD I“ - ,"
student at UK‘ K‘rw‘i‘“ lettered Universitv of Kentucky graduate much respect as on. He was said ‘ . ‘ . ., f
in football and track m addition ever to hold the coaching job. to have been a “square-shooter. ‘ILI‘I()R‘ ()P “R klk“ -“
to heading the Wildcat football his teams compiled a record of who allowed his intelligence and ~ ‘1'; ' V
squad his senior year. Followmg ‘4 wins 28 losses and 4 ties. leadership to prove him a t A” University "“15““ ””d ”Mb“ “”1 h" ‘1‘““l 2" .‘
his graduation in 1926~ Kirwan - H ‘ gentleman in everv sense of the Thursday from 10 to 13 am. while the body of Dr. if. ’ ;
became teacher and athletic Famous players word.” ' <3 Kirwan is on campus in Memorial Hall. All 9 am. history ' j ‘ : ».‘
coact at Louisville Male ngh Two of Kirwan's rrrore "He was so personal and gave C1353“ Will 1‘0 ‘31”lk‘t’lls‘tl 0:30 1m» s‘l‘d‘W“ ”NF "‘3‘“ l”— ‘ " Y: z
School. from 1926 to 1931,8nd noteable players were Luke so much individual attention halt art hour at the discretion of the instructor. but the ‘ _ _
at DUPO“t Mantra] High SChOOL Linden. formerly" of the Detroit that he was almost like a second University will still close at 10am. ' j .
. front 193] to 193.7. LlONS. and lrmal Allelic the filthT-H élddCd McCubbin. UK Parking permit holders who will attend the tuneral ~i .. .'1
Returned 1n I938 number one assistant for the A reat man and desire to accompany the procession to lexrngtor; _

In 1938 “Ab“ Kirwan L‘amt‘ Dallas Cowboys. ‘ g ,. . Cemetery should make arrangements tor special railing 5i ‘
back to hl‘ alma mater as head 01” “l Kirwan‘s advantages on . Probably kirwan S greatest upon .rrritai llrrirsdm mommy! \srtlr the irltrtc: '1. "f5
fomball coach. His players the football field was his contribution 1“ the. MON“! main gate l iznestoiie Slicer
le‘JH lll-‘l‘l it di‘t‘l‘ TCSPL‘LI {OT supreme intelligence. Said Bill program here ‘” m“ ['I'HVUN'Q‘ Saviors? yrrlarie spaces 31>: ilz; ;'\-;‘.\t.;l §x.l~1i._ l~ '1 _' '~
hlS dedication.rndsrnccrit}. MCCUl‘l‘lH. KlTWdH‘S assistant rem “H‘Cd ““19”“ ”Wk reserved at the main entrant.- .zrul the Row; so. ‘ .

Harold Rlack.a rmmhcrot‘thc coach in 1040 and r045. “His RObmW't ”M“ ”l" "W" ”‘1” r entrant: . .‘
1935 MIN“- recalled ”Dr'- intelligence dcfiriittly showed in “‘3 brought 1” the ganic “m1 f _ ., .. 2‘ 3
Kirwar‘. um ;: \sell-rw-zrcetcd I'HH his coaching strategies. He was (‘ontinued on Page 6. (‘01. l % '“H'VI' 3"?" 'V , i » ’ i ' l - g; '

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for UK cycltsts who want pathways » ...
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By KATHI MlLUMET Rose Street a problem _,g ‘3 .,
Kernel Staff Writer Mirttrztgly said Don Burrell who heads the '~ I.‘
Temporary plans for bike routes around the [‘rK Planning ('rrrrrrrrrssrtrrr favors a comprehensiyc .‘__.' .
campus are being drawn up. but the "WW program «It l\r:\e\v;r\s on l‘uclid Avenue and Rose . ' -‘-v
’ problem now is a lack of funds. Street. but called Rose Street .1 problem because it I ' “ .
‘ According to David Mattingly of tllt‘ so Physical is so narrow. W ‘ 1 ' .
Environment Committee and UK representative on BUNCH WSW-“Cd when ”ks-IMO“ .L’H downtown i 7' «_
the Lexington-Fayette County Planning they use Harrison or Lexington Avenues instead of . .'.' '. ‘
Commission. “the most difficult part of bike Limestone which he s‘éllls‘d “100 clogged." 5 .- “ . '. .
routes is money." Burrcll is a member of the Wheelnren Club. a '. ‘
He said a law recently passed in Oregon requires recreational group that has also designed scyeral .. ; ~.' '§ ‘ ‘
“five percent of the appropriations to highways in ”Hill hlks‘ mills“. Siild Mattrngly. ‘ . -' '- ' _‘- ‘
()regon goto bicycle and pedestrian safety." In 196“ there “3‘ 11 study concerning ”A ‘ ' ’-
"‘ Mattingly has “asked a state senator to study recreational “'1‘” ”W“ lesrngton l” ”l“ Ks'nllls‘k} ' ‘ r' T -
' ’3';— and see if a bill of this nature is feasible.“ tHc River in the fates (‘rcck .rrea torrrdor " “llrrs rs in . | I ~ ,‘ .
y 3'23 “U'ild not identify the senator.) lllk‘ NWT“ t‘l l‘l‘lllL' sl‘“’\‘l“l‘¢d~” \ltlllllll’l} \lltl K"
‘. F... i “What \st‘l hal‘hcn remains to be seen.” He admitted NW” lllt‘ l‘lfl l‘l“"ls‘-’?’ “l it lslsl» 1"? " ». .
‘ \lattruch \Jhl. " _ -.
P Sewral problems (ampus “mm”; t _ . - I
f llrc l‘lrt‘xrv‘c ('o'timissiou has scwral problems \ ”numnk. w km”. \1 ,n. g up In“ V ‘1 f
to 53-...l u-rh “\\c ilet'ded the biggest probtt'r' :s lmhmi‘: ,ijix, j‘p. .ih. t“; _ -- ,l; M; I: ‘. ‘t : .
\ th'. {'it‘d' mr‘nbet wt l‘ikes \vrtluu the l :mers is W My...” .1 . “M l k H . , . ‘-
yHLtlllltHll} \l.tllift\_'l_\ sud, “lhcrc .rre \rl‘o‘rt Mummy .r ,r; ,_. ,;.\ \‘w2. .. t _ ‘ : =~'\ j _» ;.'
15th) l‘ll‘.\‘ parlsu on an average kl.l\\ \la) an“; er ‘t‘\ Arm: u .led on. \‘ ‘V ‘ "
‘ lle :ro'etl the Planning (‘omrnissron has no ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ '
’ rurrsurttr‘n .\\.:‘r l l\ property. but their lust 'lfiv wrumfltw my and WW ' " "li . _ ’.
. priorm ts to U‘l‘islllicl b kcwah around town. “M” ”Ml Ml: “l ‘1“M'“ll*“‘l‘ 51”“ \“" ‘- "‘w‘l“ ‘ i
‘ ‘ Bike routes are a possibility on Nicholasvrllc Rd . have l‘k‘K‘llH-lh “l‘t‘W'lNl WWW“ .rnd “\ PM“ ”will ~ . .
. Rose St.. liuclrd »\ve.. and Limestone. \“Tl‘lcnl-‘~ . .. \ .
Another proposal was presented by Grace \litlllngl.‘ “Nd lllt‘ls‘ “3‘ “Us Lilith” “‘1”! ”W ' .
.‘\ Donnely of the Sierra Club. Mattingly said. She WWW“? ““mh” ”l h'Wkl‘W " ‘ £“”‘¥ “‘ gt" . - .
\ ‘ favored widening the SldL‘WalkS on the campus side “"‘r-‘“- .~ ,' . ‘
of the street starting from the Med Center going Mattingly feels “it Will be two years before ' -
out to Nicholasvillc Road. She said a majority of anything concrete is realr/ed. 'lhe l’ls' campus is .
.tl“. ‘ Med Center people live on Nicholasville and ride already crowded even the sidewalks are ‘ -
\ bikes to work, crowded.” ‘

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“ .‘ STEREOS Tl W1 ’1‘ H I II t‘ .- (‘ontinued from Page 1 surcharge that the surcharge Ambassador Bogdan left the
‘ . ,7 Il‘ I H, k I_‘ [Ills "I“I‘E’: . R -. -. I addition did not hurt Romania bluegrass at seven this morning. I
' ‘ ' , ‘ ‘.' AM FM Stow; Rad” ll 0 ‘ H y 5 p l Ill 1 ll“ I: l l A! Puff; demd t]: m ‘i as much at it hurt those His visit to the University and l
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- . x . ~ \'l:sll ever made to mainland developed countries oi the ' ‘ ‘
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- ' . “ ' . BEN SNYDER DEP T S'ORES world peace. Peace is trial to \eteraiis .~\e.:iirist the “at. \\ili I“ “ ; £33,.» I. l
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, . s, '. , ‘J ‘J‘ k “‘ ‘ present is in an “underprn— etiorts to elect candidates 3%: El ~
~ , . ' . . , . . .. . . . I. Mil-3‘3. \ - N: .
" . ‘ I 7 has opened "5 iledged position in its trade opposed to the Vietnam \\ai. . 1_ ” ,. ' I;
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- ‘ ,i ' eaturing import surcharge placed on to run for Congress in M“? f“_._ W‘s
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Applications now being taken through December 2 -, , - .
w“! By KATIE MCCARTHY “it has the most complete Booklet is political ACADE I , , _f .» . ; g 4
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inext- A booklet which strives “to The handbook ““5 MIX blrfh ”W bOOlet “’35 I‘Olitlk‘ill. LEADERSH‘lP (PALIFK‘ATIONS _ ( . ,' ,» _
:wan. provide men and women with 'cogtrpl‘ lsdusetd! how hl-t‘fls twig Sutherland said. N“ l” political l“ [N “0L “EMENT IN CAMPUS AFFNP‘ ' .. ' '
Ltates the information they need to ‘1') t1“ 5;. t L “it's? ”iii“! that it takes a strong stand on so, Info'mafion coma": 2' ‘ .
mate control their own bodies” is “slutty drOl?”1NLtl' mSV m"- the population movement,” but BRUCE COMBEST 2574550 _ JIM WILSON 253-2081 .
i and being distributed free by the Sutier an a S ‘ “S 1‘15 im Sllt‘ (1005 “01 teel “that , i ‘
‘hina Council on Women‘s concerns. lmfl’om‘.“ flslfifmb (3 . [11$ disagreement Will] ”W political ‘ '1 -
1m.“ "I'h‘ t* _ f ti . intormation, since the circulars philosophies" espoused by the . '_ , .
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introduction t9_ Blrth Control companies often minimize the being useful," THE RENDEVOUS 5 e‘ .
Handbook, originally published dangers of their products. ‘ , _. ‘ ,fi l
b McCill Universit but now . . The Council on Women s . y .
yd th y} . 'v- t> Illustrations and diagrams 0” Concerns plans to staple a page A‘m” l'°'“ Eastland B°"’l , ‘ -
un er e auspices 0 d p“ d L the female body, hormone cycle to the back of the “Birth V, - " -
group. and proper use of birth control ‘ , - - - , =
the One thousand copies of the methods are “reall ood H '(ontrol Handbook wrth Appearing Nitely : ;
nin , b kl , d *d M‘ . y g, - information on where to get .1
“it Boob Ct g”: or in bl” bs. according to Sutherland, bl” the birth control advice and devices : .7. ~
t‘tl > ar ara ut 1?” dn- .d mcm er booklet “shouldnt take the in Lexington. The handbook is T W 0 plus T H R E E
K ot the Counc1l, Sdld she wanted dam of a h srcran It should . . _ . ’ ,.
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everyone at the Umversrty. The so they can ask intelligent office. GO-GO GIT/S 5_9 Daily t. :.. g 1‘
200““ was ordered due to a questions of their physicians.” . . ‘ f.
‘ tremendous amount Of women The booklet is “geared toward HAVE YOU DanCIng 9—] Nltely . ..
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in Lexmgton.‘ Sutherland said. Sutherland said. But “it gives a Spring Textbooks at z '. ' .L:
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'- who have obtained abortions about and decide what method WALLACEIS 800k Store NO Cover —- NO Minimum ‘ . . '
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. booklet is the best one" because really important.” she said. _ ~ '_ . .
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Wednesday, Dec. 1. One member will be tied ‘ ~ , ~_ 2 .
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.. ' - I' The bill has alread\ passed the By threatening to veto the entire Kentuckians and all Americans that during his tenure as acting
‘. Senate by a vote of So to 3‘ and ta\-cut package. which we feel my“ selfless devotion. to country and president. l\lI‘WLm said. .4 . we A‘
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3' , ‘ ; conlerence committee with several poor and middle class who are 10“? and illustrious hlh- lith‘hth)” and more 01 our interest Yh
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' , 7 j the whole tax cut package. which By vetoing these measures for UK 5 SCW‘hih l‘rCSldChl- PhlhtUCh‘S- A former student writes. ,
1 ,‘ ' . it in e l u d e s r a i s i ng bersonal middle Americans while still Dr. h‘rWhh ““45 ‘h the Old “1 have tWO 50115 who antlcmatc ah
i. , I: e\cniptions plus the controversial demanding a S70 billion Defense SChOOl' “9 “"15 ”SPOh-hhh“ attending Uh ‘h the near tuture. I te
' " .' campaign spending Proposal. is budget and a 830 billion tax credit hard-working. ChthhSla-‘hh3 hhd hOPC they are fortunate CHOUEh t0 Cq
" I I ' being opposed by the Nixon to industry. Nixon will prove that made {CW enemies. lle believed in have Dr. Kirwan. or a man of his
. j ‘3 administration. he is a Republican in the truest his country. hhd worked selflessly integrity.aspresident."
i - . Administration spokesman Clark sense: a tool of the rich and ‘0 dCh‘hd what he determined to h“ WC pay tribute to Dr. Albert T
. , ' 5 . MaeGregor calls the whole package powerful and an enemy ofthe poor in the better interest (h hls h’hOWS- Kirwan. The UNIVCFSHY 0‘
. . .- . ' “highly inflationary” and said the and weak. 501110 may CYitiCi7C SUCh tr‘dltS Kentucky will miss his presence.
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’ ' ” " I‘m", Wimp“ "’"l l‘(’t(’r(lllS food stamps. for as long as everyone else I doubt if the Kernel can produce .4 . l ,- h . ‘
. . . , , . , . . . . . . . rlicu ate J0 n Kerri
. > 7 In that never-ending comedy-tragedy lS getting a hand-out. why not students? Similar jUSIlfiCaUOflS tor the college .
~ . known as the Kentucky Kernel a new low What offends me is the author‘s total students: (1) In the 46 months 1 was in Many thanks t0 the Student CCNCF
‘~ ‘ J , f has been reached. In Monday’s editorial insensitivity to the sacrifices of a the service i received poverty level pay (I Board f0T bringing John Kerry 10 the
‘ > _~ , entitled “Special Interests?" the Kernel serviceman, began at less than $90 a month.) (2) a University. Probably the most attractive
I, has slithered to the depths from which it 1 am not pro-military. In fact. I am forced loss ofidentity (3)10ng separation and articulate young man to appear on
_ - may never return. almost as disgusted with the military as I from family and friends (4) being subject the national scene since the death of
, I ' . 7 What begins as a typical Kernel tirade am with the Kernel. However, the to the whims of persons of dubious President Kennedy. John Kerry should be
' ‘ ".1 at the Republicans or anyone to the right American veteran and the American fairness and intelligence (5) being thought heard by many members of the campus
' ” g.- -7; ’ -, 2 of Abbie Hoffman. ends in a dis ustin militar establishment are se arate of and treated as service trash by the community this Thursdav evenin .Tlierc
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.' i . . ‘ put-down of the American veteran. entities and one should not be criticized Civilian population. is no doubt that he Will be heard from in
' ' g . . What rationale does the author of this because ofth