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ByS(‘()1'l‘WARD Opposition to the resolution was UK in terms of supplying ui ment mu 5 and Uniro al because the volve nt n; -~ - . . , t .i ' '
Special Projects Editor bas!ed Prtlnlarilyton comm that di— and funding for research, eq p Uniarsity would iose money and astimrriiiaustlochgliigeyrlca has been aggighfixe gmernment. In the ‘ .,Z -- '.' t. .-
ves men is no a g means to Divesting, she said. could ham r subs uentl raise the c t '0 - ‘ -' - - . ~ , , . . ’ K " -3 :
The Student Government Associa- bring about change in South Africa, relations between (K and mg; moneq y OS f m ”2:22;” 3; 1%? SSSSUSEXQLSQI‘Z, {thfiufizatif :(?E:(’n$( :hfi‘t‘fifr '.
tion senate narrowly defeated a res that it is not in students’ best inter- companies "That can only hurt the But the resolutions sponsor. Sen» blacks are alreadx suffering in 'mes that in tudlnoe gsn 4, 1tr )\i 1 -' ‘i' l 'i
olution last night that would have eat and that student consensus may students."she said. ator-at-Large Theo Monroe. said L'K South Africa and that divestment 313 would Mural.“ “5:1,“. :m‘dim I 'Z s ‘ ':4 "girl
called for. total divestment of the notbebehindit. ‘ _ ‘ She added. “I don't really think President Otis A Singletary told would not doany more-harm bringing about an‘end to‘thc mun ‘ T" if: if: '
I'niversity s S] 2 million invested in College of Arts & Seiences Senator that we should be considering any him the only money L'K would lose m,‘ whom ”f lag-hm.” r “nu: we e, a ,"1'7‘
companies that do busmess in South Kathy Ashcraft said'that RJ- Be)" political issues atall mtht’sena‘te " would be the cost of transferring the Fischer described singling out regation knounas apahthci‘ii A >' ,1 " "1';
Africa nolds and International Business Senator-atelarge John Pischer stocks South Africa as the ~th . . . . ._ . ' x 1:: ' f-
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After a dlscuSSlon that lasted Machines two companies from said students would be adversely afr Fischer also said divestment for civil rights Violations as “hy . ared b\ the African student A550 " r'" i
about 40 minutes the resolution was which the University would divest fected by divestment from such would hurt blacks more than it cnhcaj m the highest degree" '05: Elam,“ Ming“ Am 558,, ., {ham v, ‘f {55'
defeatedltHl unaroll call vote. under the resolution. are helpful to companies as Ford Motor (‘0. Bur- would whites and that economic in- sidering the number of other. more ‘ milnffliwrg mm K .1 ’1: 5‘:
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By CYNTHIA A.PAI.()RMO 3 conversations released yesterday to FLO Offltidi '. i H - ‘ '_
Senior Staff Writer v“. , ‘_ explain “our objective" to the cruise Mohammed Abbas \\ 8S 5 ~_W' ‘ ‘ , i. , -.._
' ship‘s passengers and not to harm . i ' i .. ' .1 . if
The Senate (‘ounCil yesterday thrlem 1 d h QUOIed as urging the .i I .. . a. -
voted to study the various com - “'39 531 t 6 conversation 0t“ " . i . ' ‘. ' '. .‘i
nents of the General Education Ki: 1 curred Oct 9. the day after Ameri- hUaCkerS IO ”6‘11 1h“ ' .L ~ : ’1 .
quirements before making a deci- x. ‘f can passenger U30“ Klinghoffer “'35 passengers WC“ and -‘ ' i .1 ‘ ‘. i .
sion on the total Swift Committee g , shot tWice and thrown overboard off ” ii h f '\ , , 3
Proposal. -~r e; i , thecoaStOfSyna [e I em our .f ’ » _ ’
The proposal is the result of the it? , . Abbas was With the four hijackers Objective was not [0 i : i~ '. i
committee‘s three~year study of the .A on the Egyptian airliner U S. Navy ‘ 1 . .‘ ,1 ‘- ‘.-_.‘>
currentUniversityrequirementS. _ ' jets forced down last Friday at a take COl'lII'Oi Of the ‘ r- - k
The concentration of the council's xW : NATO base in SiCii)’ The United Shi H I: i V " i -> i. .
discussion was on the proposed States and Israel accused him of di- p' r"; '- ~ _ W,
basic skills (Area it and inference ' reeling the piracy and the Reagan ——I_ . 1 ‘ -‘ W‘ . ,
and writing skills requirements ' administration demanded that he be w: : ._
(Area [1) ' held but Italy let him go and its [hem our ObJPCiin’ “£15 nut t,, 'aKt W s .. ,. I / ,
“Perhaps the most important ‘ splintered 0°31”th government may control of the ship Tell them omit ~ ' ‘ ' W'
question is ‘Does the proposal re- collapseasaresult your main objective l> «a: mi; :4 - f 5 '
quire too many hours of general ed- a The liner ended its voyage of ter~ hear menteno“ ‘ 3 W _
ucation requirements?‘ " said Coun- ; ‘ ror yesterday. steaming ”“0 "5 Barak said Abbas appointed T'} _‘ ' ’. ' ‘
cil Chairman Bradley Canon. 4»- ‘* home port 0f Genoa. “31.“ and U90“ Palestine Liberation Hrgamratiim ._ . ‘ , " " V :
”Deciding on the maximum or ‘54» ' Klinghoffer‘s W." was flown to chief Yasser Arafat to negotiate Lhe "3 . W: .'
minimum numbers of hours first is ' ' i Rome for an autopsy hijackers surrender and the release ' '

i not the right way," said Enid Waid- 4"" ' " V" " Genoa prosecutors charged two of the ship and more than {no people ', ' ' ;
hart, a professor of communica- ' ‘ more Palestinians in Klinghoffer's aboard. was at Egypt‘s pm, Said " ’ .1
tions. “To start. we need to look at ‘ ; a. ' death, bringing the number 0f de- shipto—shore radio station when the i ~. ,' .
thespecific parts ofthe proposal." ' ‘ 3W W fendantstoseven. W conversation took place ‘ j . ‘ '

Canon said deans of certain col- ~ :3— A'rW‘i‘l‘mfi‘ a?“ Maj Gen Ehud Barak. chief of Is . ,. , . . ,
leges including Agriculture and ”V i733”. 4»: raeli military intelligence. played a The hijackers, Israeli offiCials and A , W I ; I "
Business & Economics. are against “:2? “a" _, » w tape recording on Israel teiCVISion of Abbas' 19315!an Liberation From . , W. W ~ .
increasing the number of hours re- " ' ‘ a conversation in Arabic that be have said the mmal plan “as for a '. ' .' ,' F
quired. They are afraid students said was conducted 0“ 9 between terror attack when the ship reached ' W. ‘ . . .
would need 4‘2 to 5 years to com- Abbas and ”‘9 Pirates “ho had the Israeli port of Ashdod Italian . . ‘ ,
plete the programshe added gr abbed the Achille Lauro [“0 days prosecution sources quoted the I’dl- '. ’ .r W .

“Those in favor of the proposal as earlieroffPortSaidEgypt estinians. who claim to be PM w. ’ - *
it is are from Arts 5: Sciences and . [h a transcript. translated and re- members, as saying they decided to I . . _ = 3 ',: ;
Fine Arts.“ said Ward Crowe, a pro- « leased by the Israeli armyi-Abbas seize the ship after a waiter saw _ . " ' ' ,
fessor of veterinary science “All “'35 quoted as urging the hijackers them wnth weapons ' WZ' .-
the opposition comes from the other to treat the passengers well and Gennaro (‘alabrese De Feo. chief 4: 'W . h '. 'iv .
I"'0f%510hi=1l SChOOlS-H "tell them our objective was "0‘ to prosecutor in Genoa. said all sewn ,, ‘ -, ' it". .a '.

Students fulfilling the bBSiC skills “mmwwsw takecontrolof‘the Ship Palestinians accused in the hijack " ~' ‘ . ' --
area would be required to complete The armys transcript quoted ing had been charged with kidnap ' : .1 ‘.‘_ , f ' 'W ,-
the mathematics and foreign Ian- Takeoff Abbas as telllng a hIJaCker called ping and [murder m Khnghoffer g _‘ ' “i 1’ “(H‘-
guage requirements' Niajed "Listen to me “Well. First Of death 3" '_ . i t", I W; ' ’.I ',

Under the proposed requirement, Shannon Barrett, IO~year-o|d son of Porn Bor- once while skateboarding yesterday on a all. the passengers should be treated _ . 4 ‘W , 5
students would need two years of fat? of Lexington, holds his arms out for bal- sidewalk near campus. very well. In addition. you must The Americans bOd} drilled I“ " - '4 ,i v.3 i. ‘

See (‘l'RRlu l.l'M ‘ apologize to them and the ships shore Monday near the Syrian port I“ - I

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0 ice arres man suspected of recent dorm , campus thefts . .. .

By WENDY SUSAN SMITH Thornton. associate director for ad- Clay said more than $1,000 worth read one of the names on the door portable stereo was stolen. Appar- was circulated to the north campus I .‘ ' ‘ ' , I .,‘ .
and SAIIJAJA MALEMPATI ministration and transportation. of objects were reported missing at and pretend that he knew that per- ently the thief had entered while his reSidence halls last Sunday ' " ' ' ‘
Staff Writers The case is still under investiga- times when the suspect was seen in son. roommate was still asleep.he said. ”I was sitting desk and I saxi him ' . , V.

tion by the UK Police Department. the vicinity. “The increase in theft in residence Clay was able to formulate a de‘ enter the building.“ said a Keene '. 1' , 7
A man arrested on campus Tues- Bob Clay, assistant dean of stir “This guy is very clever; he knew halls is due to unlocked doors." he scription of the suspect when he was land Hall resident adyiser who . . -_ ' j
day night may have been mp0nsi- dents, said. “They hopefully ar- what he was doing, and he was good added. found breaking into a resident advis- asked that her name not be used ' l .i , '

ble for recent thefts at Keeneland rested the person resporsible for the at it." Clay said. “But his fatal mis- Dean Wade, a resident of Holmes er's room at Holmes Hall last Satur- had a SUSpICIOI‘l that he was the one ' - ' .
and "Oimfi halls and the Patterson great number of thefts in Holmes take was frequenting the scenes of Hall, said. “A couple of weeks ago I day who fit the description. so I called 5 '. - - i ’ ‘ “

Office Tower,UK police said. and Keeneland Halls. the crime.W” left my door unlocked when I went the police " w _ . ' ~ " '

Melvin Franklin Taylor. 23. of “This thief has been paying visits The thief‘s general procedure in to my morning class. My roommate A memo containing the subject's -~ ‘ '
Iexmgton was arrested for criminal to us for some weeks," he said. “He entering the rooms was to claim to was still asleep in the room. and I description * black male. about 180 Taylor went downstairs to the I ’ ‘ ‘
trespassing in the first degree and has been able to get things and get be a friend of one of the roommates. didn‘tthink anyone would break in.“ 185 lbs. and 21 years old, clean and Keerieland Hall TV room. said an- ‘ . . "
theft by unlawful taking, said Do" gonesoquickly." Clay said. “All he had to do was to But when Wade came home, his neat with goatee and short hair - otherRA i ' ~ _
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awarenegg ' ' " a . By BETH LAWSON and exchange ideas on world hunger l00k at this week's cabl premieres. e
"' b’ \ . Staff Writer via a direct television hookup with ”DIVERSIONSmase 2.
. ~ . ,a\) George Washington University in
B) KIMBERLY SISK r , - / ; Lack of participation at this year's Washington. DC.
Staff Writer -—— World Food Day Conference shows The video conference‘s panel con- my H mm“ won the Kcmum
NW the need for education in the world sisted 0f experts Who gave their dif' Invitational at Spring lake Country
The Student Activities Board is \ i ”" hunger situation. said Joe Willett. a ferent perspectives on such subtop dub. Fm the highlights 5":

sponsoring an awareness week Oct. visiting professor in the department ics of world hunger as drought. the ”0‘11” 3. '

21-25 to promote the organization x ofayiculturaleconomics. political scene, population and birth

andsits activities A crowd of about too. including a coml'r the I be Se

“ AB is trying to make the cam- visiti Chinese del ation. attended 0 pane mem rs, n. . . . »

pus aware of the kinds of activities the :éond annuai ‘30,“, Food Day Paul Sarbanes D-Md.. said family 3: zr‘mmfb 2‘13?” 3‘33:

and events that the board does do." m‘“"'“"" "m “'4‘ "‘ nationwide satellite teleconference planning and abortion in certain to help the Ballot: Tutun‘Refu c!

said Joan Loughrey, assistant direc- yesterday afternoon at Seay Audito— areas have gotten intermixed. Fund For Nb new 6 ‘

torofstudentactivities. to two twister mats fromtheSABof- twister mats.“ she said. Partici- rium. “Family planning is an important ‘ ' ‘

_ rice inmsmdent Center. pants will be allowed to keep the “World Food Day is observed to complement to other devel-
SAB' the main programming Participants have until 4 pm. Oct. mats afterthecontest. increase public awareness 0‘ the 09mm“ headded.

Md °“ 9‘va 60“ “' “d9 V3” 24 to come up with the most original Wont the week. students world food situation and to develop 0n the local level, UK‘s panel dis-

ety‘of "“983 and many 32’5“!“ use for the mats. Entrants should may register to win prizes and tick- national and international support cussed problems of world hunger

60!” mm? V" d? "‘8'“: said turn ineithera detailed description eta. No sets of tickets to the for the stnieale min“ poverty. suchasmtmmmmd‘

“My ”mum Publ'f remit“ t!!- of their creation or bring it in for REM. concert. two tickets to the burger." said James D. Kemp. an feted as 30'0"” “Wilm- family

rector for the board. This week will judgingbytheboard. landon Savoyarrb performance and animal science professor and chair- planning. the use Of vitamim and Today will be manly sunny with the

sisxenshldsnts a bettu Idea of what The idea ft! the contest came as a semeeter p”, to the Worsham man of the UK World Food Day homegardens. m in the Iowa 70-. Tonight will

( m. m mm to m "I. m. numb" of mwwnibegmww TeleconferenceCommittee. “Y0\:Wcan if: adequlte good for a he felt with the low in the mid 50.,

A; a Made to the wars activ- Twister mats m m h“ year's riEmry boxes Will-k located at va- UK‘s College of Agriculture joined ”Hattie“. Tswana me you Tm VII be mostly cloudy
iti the m - .i i i Oil camp‘s locatloru, includlm all . . . “'39 "hm" you W. M a fl percent dinner of shows
a. II spamming e 101 attempt to stage .he world s largest . more than 150 colleges, universities b0 the her of the
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Uses for e Useless Twists- Mat Con- Mter game. Martin said. We amount limitations W the population .. ”to am Mai-loft
test." in which madam can take up were stuck with a large moor of “" ”WWW" United Statee to wider rmbiam ‘ Summon "‘5

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.- makes ‘Sex’ y = » Jazz Seriest1ckets go on sale today; free concerts on tap
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5 Q o ‘ Miscellaneous notes from the ,. "Dirty (iid Mun.“
‘ _ in ii i:si.I:v “ILLER ;:5§\ . i § -» world ofmusic. ,. ”‘9 -"’h"*l"l>~ ll "9“ local balld
.‘ t “I.” “m”. fl :\s _ (Em \> “390: Tickets for the 1985~86 Spotlight Bloch .Tsometiineisl goesf by the mfune And for mm lthing 'ompletel if
I ' I L C‘. A x‘ Ex-d— Q '5= =‘ Jazz Series go on sale today TheSe iug “1111- l” per mm 01‘ ‘rt‘t’ » t _l _ \ (l-
, - - Probably the most worthwhile w“ ‘§:§i\ < \' ries will feature performances by today l” ”ll" “"9” “"109” ”l the NU‘ “:nt hm 5“)“ ”‘9" for “we'll-‘- the
_ . ~ \iewing on cable teleVISIon next v \Q‘* , x the World Saxophone Quartet (va dent Activities ’Board concert com iAxington ihilharmonic “‘1“ if?!"
" " ._ ' , . , timxlSex " \ x‘ g: a; 7L singer Nancy Wilson (Jan 34. concer series . . . . t e , rs.
" i ' . .y \s ll that weren't suffICIent to “was?" "i; /lh my % = and the legendary Lionel Hampton The concert will begin at noon and :h-etpsrforin‘a‘?oe features works by
f _ ' “ \ LIM‘ ei en the most jaded T\' ad my ,’ t J and his Orchestra IFeb.26i rununtil l3WD 1" ““n ““m' "”"dll‘lll‘l'h‘"
V . ' ' ‘ f . . iict away from the boob tube. a gan- -' ’ “‘6. . -' yw Tickets are available at the Stu . Th“ -l‘:lll}§"'l-‘ “a“:‘iX’l‘lllljlllt‘fl "t”
~ ’ . ‘3 * Ier at this week's cable premieres - t , _ 'v; dent (‘enter Ticket Office and both lenll.‘ Jl ”l“ ““9150“ “M“ 1““ Full-time students with an ii) and
'~ __‘ .‘ ,' _ .ll lililllililtll} will $3 :1 0% Disc Jockey record stores, Tickets and ill Vl'ilfl‘ I'M-“UP- where the." activities card can pick up free tick—
‘ .. ; 3 x‘ . \o: eieii Jamie Lee Curtis can t -' for the ennui series are $27 tor gm opened lortheilysiei‘ic lel'COli'CS mg at the Student (bum. ”4‘” (if?
7 ' . , _ » :‘cst‘iic (il‘aild\i(’“. LSA. from the “-"""::“§ ’ / _y dents and $2 for the general public ”1“ t-ll‘fllli) features “3‘“ K and fice from H) a m to -l p in today
a ' ' ‘. ' - _ \i'i’.‘ i hea t‘urtis. the streetwise [ ' " - , "T" There will be no student discount for llll'mt’r l h Slum‘m J‘K‘l ”‘59- The” and tomorrow 'i‘ickets also are
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y _ a, i: 3 . .~ ~. . , owner of a demolition derby track. -—-——¢—-Jl L" tickets for individual shows. which lllUMCdl ”lllllf‘llll'> range from 3"” available at the dean‘s office in the
__._f ; I. ‘ . battles the local government to keep \ are priced at $9 for the Saxophone \ oung l0 lllt’ \ 9m“ l nderground. (‘ollege oi Fine Arts in 21H Fine Arts
' , .' "fi ; her business from being closed , ”mu“ kmmWhm Quartet and Jordan. and $11 for W” Building from ti ii iii to noon and 1
: _- j . down t‘ Thomas Howell ”The Out- ——__—__— The 'rux of the story i' the son and Hampton. There‘s more tree music on tap to toixopm
' . I, . . ", siders” assists her when she trys to fri ‘nds‘hkl ) b it“, n \iancusob and The Series is sponsored by the Stir night at the t‘enter for the Arts.
- l - ‘ V uncmer 3 plan to construct a h‘gh‘ RE‘FLICK'TIONS (‘otvote lvh l1 :6“) gated“, te‘ted dent Activities Board and the Office where the Room 22 Jazz Ensemble Tickets for the geneiul public
‘ "~ , - . . brow country club in its place while the It“ £93m}; for different of Minority Student Affairs All performs at it in the Recital Hall its range froinSlL’ {iotoszo
. 1.2 . l. . The lack of chemistry between types of relationships .
i 2 ~ ‘2 t‘urtis and Howell is a real detri- . t . . ‘ ‘ ‘ "
. - _ _ as the distraught mother. and FBI k t D t
: _‘ -. , . ment to an already bad picture. Im- Christopher Collet and Corey Haim Aideosyneracieg _ Certain musi» ep eye on lsney ’ rep or says
.1 : 4 A y . _ probable situations ‘and an tall-too: are ilk“! fine as the two kids. but Clans almost make watching MTV
‘ g ' ‘ ‘~ Pged‘fldbl“ final“??? ‘cgnt “3"“ what should be a climactic con- “”thth because the." are “(filing The Associated Press as Hi] agents by some movie re script, Hoover directed agents to tell
. . . l L‘ lemon, “, 'C . e “h .3 ur ay frontation between Weller and the to put “5 ”lUCh “Wk ”“0 the” "l' viewers according to The Ariznnu Disney "the bureau will strongly ob-
' .. ~ onilBO.totheJunkyard _ . _ eldest son comes off as boring and d“"5“5lll“"d"ln[he'rmusw PHOENIX. Ariz. J Edgar Hoo Rupoiu‘u Jt‘t'l to any imrtruyul at the Flu in
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i. ' -, , ' , terest m 1984.5 i-irstborn. a 90‘9” "firstborn" premieres Sunday on One Of the") groups '5 The Talking the late Walt Disney to ensure they The “0“»‘Pilpt‘l‘ (“”9” an H” lllt’ ll
4 ‘ ', _ "I llall.‘ interesting bUl unsatisfying Showtime Heads Long known for their pro~ didn't depict FBI agents as foolish. obtained through a Freedom of ln- Disney bowed to the bureau's
. '. _’ l ; drama about ”'0 klfis WhQ fight to ‘ gressive music. they are now recog- and the bureau persuaded Disney to formation request wishes and said he would change the
. - ' g .- ‘ . drive their mothers sadistic b0} The final cable premiere is last nixed masters of conce tual video~ ~ ' v' - ”y 00 .. bumblinl officiils to "f . -- .
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g j . ~. I! the casting 0f Peter Weller. ”if on ('inemax Sunday. To be fair. this uses chaotic animated images to according toa recently published re- “WW"WW“ H” agents lO-‘mg Sllr’ thought the change would M. "un
* r , hernic star of “Buckaroo Banzai. is a pretty good movie. the best of spin a cosmic tale of love. with a port. ’ "9111““? on “n A” force pilot Ch” realistic." according to a memo in
. . , 3 . ’d> thenasty loner WhO dISI‘UplS the the lot \‘ick Mancuso and Peter message that also is symbolic of the Hoover considered Disney a friend 5“” l” ”d9 ”l 3 "Wk“ [0 the moon my me ‘
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individual sport Coach Bettie Lou back.“ a chance at Winning the tournament i921,- a .... ' ’ '1 i , "' I
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holding off a strong final round by After the turn. the Kats regained second half." Rogerson said. “You - ' ‘_{ '11.“. :-
runner-up indigna, The Kats' three- their composure and preserved the just somehow have to get it togeth- , '1 > .L 34,11,473
day total was 292-303.310.905 to In- team victory with Liz. Fry scoring 3 er " if : z". , i 2; -. :‘g‘ .
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