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I Vol. XCI, No. 34 Established IBM University at KOntucky, toxingiom Kentucky mm, “M. "7‘ Monday. October 13. I986 _ .
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1 3 Ily \llt'll \lil. l’l 'I‘ZHI. ing. Secretary of State George P. tary personnel at Keflavik Naval Air the right to develop. test and deploy Wars program had caused the tail agreeiiienls tailed to Ilaitt‘l‘lalii't' lit' 1 .‘
.\~~iK'izitctll’l‘<'~\ Shultz told reporters. and a high- Base just before he boarded Air 8 defense against nuclear missiles ure causi- all the parts !' iiiieiii ' ' . '
ranking Soviet official called it a Force ”he hit the nearly SlX‘hOUT for thepeopleofthefree world.“ .Asked whether there would he an laieii '- . , _
. lllii ly'JAVlK. Iceland . Presi- “deadend.” ride back to Washington. said the “This. we could not and will not other suniinlt meeting between ’ l! lit‘t‘.ll'lt' more and more i‘:t‘.l . ‘
. th’ht Reagan’s \H‘ekt‘htl summit With Shultz said ['8 leaders were N“ Slde‘ hii‘l "mUVEd toward do.” Reagan declared. to heavy ap- President Reagan and (lorhai-hey that the soyiet lizio- . vilili‘i‘l'u‘ ' .
. Mil‘hihl “”l'hih'h” ("“10” yesterday “deeply disappotnted" in the out- agreement ‘ “h (”115th FQdUCthhS lh plause. Arbatov said. "If the Americans do was eltei-tiyely to it . iii: ~h. s|i1 I. ',
‘ “mm“! i‘gl‘t‘t'lht'hl l" (‘Ut'h nuclear come. lhterhlf’thatt‘THhEP “'98th in EU' "This is the dead end to which not change their position on this progran aid to .to .i tit. st'i‘KlllL‘ i -, . -, .
““ ‘h‘m’ when ”‘9 l'hht‘d States re» The hangup. Shultz said. was Sovr rope ilhd ASH! flhdhh other issues. they have driven the whole issue of basic issue. i am afraid not ' change in the \l’.\l ‘ri-ai~. 't . 7" _ I.
lil‘ '(l to scuttle the “Star Wars" (a insistence that Reagan curtail re- But. the president suidI "there re- arms control." said (ieorgi Arbatov. Shultz said the leaders hail nearly would so i-oiis'iaii 'n.i' l't“t‘.i! ii ,' i . .. 'I ’
"l ’ ’h‘ ‘h'tt‘h‘t‘ PWL’JWH Reagan search on the so—called Star Wars mained at the end of our talks one a top Soviet adviser on East-West agreed on ways "to deal etlectcmly would not he an ~. lillrt't‘t'if {wilt ’ . '-
itei’ reil "this we could not and will program. the futuristic missile area of disagreement Thp Soviet relations. with intermediate range llllrssllt"s lull} ' hi‘ wilt . »
”""‘"' shield concept known formally as t'nion insisted that we sign an Arbatov said that [is refusal to and had made progress toward an "lite [)l't‘slilt'l.' fill pi. w ' 4 .' .
'lhe two leaders also failed to set a the Strategic Defenselnitiative. agreement that would deny to me limit testing on the strategic de- agreement on limiting underground . _ .. w . '
«law» for a third sillwl’powel‘ meet- Reagan. talking to American mili- and to future [)y'psjdpnls for in years fenses envisioned in Reagan's Star nuclear tests, but that the liotclitixil \ .1 \nul i. : _' ' ' I ..
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I ' p \ ,5" . .‘\ If B.‘ BRAIHI‘UUPER Leon shared the sane en'liusms: . ‘ -. f . . '
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‘ . .. ~ , .t A debate team from the l'niyersi soi. s and finger .s'oit s l K s as '_ . ..
»/ - . A ' 2 ..- s ;I; ty of Redlands outlegged teanzs sistaii' director oi flt’litilt‘ ii..i:~. .llii'. . . -
. ‘ r“ , . I. “Wei: from Baylor and (teorgetown uni other people that this is \lll)lttl\t' ' ' tournament's history that a 'caiii one time a team has taken both the t . .
' . :2“ .«:. ”a... gitWi‘y .413; finished undetcateil. said .I \\ l’atr Round Robinandthet‘lay “(19> , .
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"f ”We - i I if I, _ q ..;,,; ,. -V ‘ tournament h‘N LaP‘ave's and Leon‘s minds as they .
’ :y . .I“ ”r .' ~ ":~ :33» V’ » . ‘ The last time the teat was accoiu prepare to enter the elimination . .' ..
' I ' 3" 1“" . if f .. - ' plished was wheil a [K team woli rounds of the (‘lay tournament at .
l 9: » t. l \ h \ ‘1 i \ the tournament 1" 1‘37“- l’””“‘"“” Lexmgtons Harley Hotel this morn ‘ '
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i 6‘" io- -. h I’ I 7; ing in his second Kentucky round .\lthough [K may not hate i-ap . . '
.A~um”"°" lam-ism“ robin. capturing the [(llll‘nt-y \tgis the lIllt'tl iIill\Ih(illiils .ll lllt' i‘iiilfiij i‘iI g. H. I . I I, .
most meaningful victory of his tour hiiptt-ibeig does no' hang h s tie ' , . '
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Tim Jolly a Sigma Nu accounting sophomore, paints the trim of House Saturday. The event was sponsored by Sigma Nu frater- my flask”(finitelllggty.:p~\ll::. IEIIIII ’ltl,“(Killjlt‘ll'ltt‘llltll :IIM‘ ill“ ‘lt“ . . ' -‘ . .
one of the five houses that was painted during the Adopt-A- nity and Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. ~th ls‘Iht‘ premier “shah 'tlll!"ll.i‘ Li...” ..,m.hIm.I._h. M. h. .h. II“. ~ I , .
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says CIA hes ‘0 Pubhc W studying education programs >
- h.‘ 1’“ ”\N‘l‘ih'l‘ McGehee said the agency disre- »‘ . . " 1 .I : '
.s'tatl Writer garded the results of his work in '5 I?“ I j I I . . l' t' m .. “,1“ “hi "s()lll' .- ~ . L‘
Thailand. which showed strong sup- .X A"... II i H) I\.\II{Il-.N PHILLIPS ‘I’mTfig‘ “ I“ I‘ ' I liiit I‘III th .. ‘ llolnies (iroup 'l‘hat tat-t has , t I .
'l‘lie t'l-\ is not an intelligence port among villagers for commu- "1 _ ’...“? I". Staff\\riter are ““"m M u “in“ “ iii-ought ('l‘lllc'lsll‘ to the i-ao st'llimls . - . ' .
agency, but rather a covert arm of nism_ _ '“‘ ' I . , . Two recommendations in ptil‘llt“ and the lliilmes iii-oiip liy siil‘u' oi ‘ ' , . .
_ the goyernnient that uses misinfor— And by purposely underestimating JIIW'JI I- [K officials announced Friday ular have been the gummy of much uh. huh. \ mhm. thh‘ and Hm” .I _ . - _ :
~ Itidtlclt ”1 Hitler to ill-Wt} l' 5» to!" the support for the communists. the Y .553 x that the I1 hh'C’FS't.“ has .lhlht‘d the criticism..\‘agan said sities . - ‘ I;I
‘ t‘tts’h Pitht‘.‘ (‘lA was able to justify the {'8 role \ " 6‘ '9 .. Holmes (1”)qu 3“ organization "()h‘ A change in the teacher education “Hi -i' . I .. I . i' I I. I l l ‘ . . ' .
Th1” “”5 the the-“£130 .fllVeh h." asadefenderof the people.hesaid dUCth a nationwide 9th“ ‘0 lm- program proposed by the llttllllt's 'llltl l" I‘II 1‘ ‘I‘I l”"‘l‘I“'I'I' I“: ‘. I‘ _ . . ,'
. Ralph .\lc(;ehee last night during a Such “misinformation is a major i :“rt_I prove teacher education and work- Group would t‘equt‘e the current t'roui II I.‘ Ilt‘lhlhl: ill .. 'tlItIIitIV I - .- , I
“will“ “' “hm” 7” people lit the part of the (‘lA's responsibilty — . ithOhdltIOhS- I , four-year degree plan be changed to tll'tlll‘llh ‘1': hr imhlhnfl ‘1‘; 1h," ' _ . .'
(‘eniral (‘hristian (‘hurch on East lies. propaganda." McGehee said 3i? The move. officials say. will effect five years This plan would award I ue 'I (t fl I“? “ ‘I" i\. I . “I' ' * . .
*h'“ 5W“ Th“ Vl’et‘t‘h “"5 SPtth‘ The agency had about 401) Anier- I & changes in the l'niversity's educa< graduate an undergraduate dcili‘ct'~ ,h h 2211“.“ .1 my? hail!) .. H I - I ,‘
“WM 9’} the Lexington Task Force cian media representatives who ‘ tion program. . . in an area of arts aiid sciences and a III "t\ in wort: ( little I‘I'II‘IT‘II f... _ _
on l.atui \nierica would plant stories and suppress in- I I . . “We are committing ourselves to master'sineducation ili‘eivi ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ‘ I’-
\lc‘.iclicc .scl‘\c(l It] the CIA for 25 formation. he said RALPH MCGEHH. a masswe planning protect." said “The five-year plan isn't siiiieii iiii- "
years before leaving the agency in McGehee said the agency regular- Edgar L. Sagan. deanIOf the PK (‘01- the elementary education teacher . I
lit‘iilt'sl oyci‘ its policies during the ly uses propaganda to influence pub- .mh. pomyj Mctiehee said He lege of Education. "Vte “'1“ he “0er Bridge said "The elementary ed eatgtwgwm;%§wg%fi - . . ~I
\‘tetnaiii “gn- lic opinion and justify [(3 Opera said. the agency was involved in mg With the state and other schools teacher needs a wide area oi educa' t if "" III . . . '
' [in xiii; his Hist 17 years in the lions in (‘entral America. as it did iii more thaii ‘90., inaior and several "h how to improve teacher educa- ”Oh and furthermore. ”h” PM” puts *2 ‘ . I W
i‘l \ \lctiehee said he saw the agen- Vietnam Such tactics include thousand minor covert operations tion programs. . 0” all the education “MM“ until ~. I i i; .
cy as ;i sttH oi missionary group staged weapons shipments. rigged during a Hyear period that he has By IJoining the Holmes (.roup. Ian they?“ year
that was s.l\lllIL‘ the world for do elections and false intelligence re- examined ' assomation started by education H‘ education ”mcml‘I “h“ ‘1'” "I. WING.” took a beat- -‘
moi-racy andreligion ports.hesaid deans from about «to universities. agree with the llolmes (.roup plan ing Saturday in Jackson
ltui during his work in Thailand "The (‘IA is not now. nor has it “We cannot allow the (‘IA to go [K expressed that it agreed with toclassifyteachersintothreetiers M'ss 5 th OI M' R ' ~ -
.ind Vietnam. he soon realized that ever been a central intelligence around the world overturning demo- the groups goals. said Richard La- The plan allows an instructor. the ' .. a e ' '3‘ 9'
lhls war against communism was agency. It is a covert arm of the craticallv run governments and de- Brecque. chairman of the [had hoc “WW-“t in the teacher hierarchy. t“ b.“ m' them 3343' For _
liilfi‘t‘tl (til .‘I (l(‘lll)(‘l‘(lt(‘l)' distorted president's foreign policy "5 intelli. stroving‘life, lllX‘l‘lV, justice and deI committee on the Holmes (vroup re- be anygne with a degree in any area 9h. 90m. 5'0”. 5”
\'l('\\ oi the loyalty ofthe people. gence in all cases is used to support moc'racv " I port. . and to let that person teach with no N. p09. 3.
‘ "We “hall." recommended that the teaching preparation. Bridge said
College of Education lmn t e "They‘ll know the content of what .
. Holmes GrouP- b"! With the under~ they are teaching but not know how "‘0‘“ '“ “M".Ionce
H t b L t I I K standing that joining would show to teach it.” she saldI again scores big with his re- '
onorary 0 rlng arson 0 commitment to follow the five gen- ”Anyone teaching in a classroom cont uric-comic release.
eral goals. not any of the specific should be fullIV prepared." Sagan "P099“ Sue Got Married."
3) II()I'I~‘.B.\RHI\\ Legibus. said Larson would be the yers aware of different types of law recommendations he eatdI I said For a review, 3.. ”VII.
(‘ontributing Writer first of three guest speakers to ad- to see how law and society inter- The five general goals 59‘ WI b) lh plans t0 use the ROMS and we m P0906
Commonwealth's Attorney Ray- dress the pre‘law honorary this 59- relate."Stanlev said. the Holmes Group. outlined in its r9- ommendations of the llolmes (.roqu . -
mond Larson. the prosecutor in the mester. ‘ port 'I‘Tomorrows Teachers.I in. and {oi-m them in sun Kentucky's
highly publicized trial of Elizabeth Larson is a graduate of ”(-5. law The [fig Attorney for the Eastern volveIlmproy‘ement of teachers Ipre< education needs.hesald
Turpin and Karen Brown for the school and began practicing law In District, Louis DeFaIaise. is ex- paration and working conditions. ,
murder 1)" Michael Turpin. will ad- l970 He was appointed as (‘ommon— pected to speak at the N0vember and are generally agreed upon. said I The Holmes Group is still in the I
draw “Was Pro legibus at its wealth attorney by Gov Martha meeting. said Dr Robert Ireland, (‘onnie Bridge. former Iassociate initial stages of organization andlly
next meeting at Tao pm tomorrow Layne Collins- m- 1985 following the honorary": facultv adviser. dean of the (ollege of Education. will be a part of that process. La- T I will b. rainy with c
In 228 Student (‘enter Addition. Larr 'Robert's resi n tio Susan Whiteiassistant dean of d- now aprofessor in the department Brecque said
- - - ~ - ~V ‘ g a n. » . . . . 3. ofcurriculuminstruction high in tho W 60" To-
lc‘rw'“ “h” frequently speaks to Larson was elected for a new SIX- missmns at the [niversny of LOulS- .. . .
hl h “hm; mu . about dru is- .- _ . . The No. 1 need in Kentucky , night will to dandy with o
g _ g pg g year term last November. Ville Law School. is scheduled to “The five general goals are we” - ._ - .
s s said he would talk about the . _ .. . , .. . ‘ . - and "at'ona'h '5 that there needs 70 t chomo at ruin
.ue. ‘ Stanley said Larson wasa stern speakinDecember.hesaid, generic. she said "they‘re like to be h n - d't' - W
role 0f the state prosecutor and also but fair prosecutor willing to apple pie and motherhood ,_ no one h hfc ? 89:9 mag?" ' W: m Md 0 low In W 0.70-
answer questions about the Turpin speak tostudents any "me-u Meetings are held the second would quarrel with them," SC 005 or eac rs. ‘ gan 58' ' norm W N M with
trial The honorary. which first estah» Tuesaay 0' every month. Stanley l'K and the University of Louis- 0 Mfli to WI. MU to w
Harland Stanley. 22, a pre-law se- lished a UK chapter in 1968. is in» said. and open to interested stu- “The Holmes Group charter is ville were the only two institutions “
mor and prestdent of Societas Pro tended to “make prospective law- dents. filled with some very specific rec- in Kentucky asked to join the '
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