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Vol. LXXXIX, No. in 5mm,” "94 Independent uric. I97] July 25. t‘785 '
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delay Morton . > v. «—
sentencing ~' ' ’13? , 1 ""‘i , ». . '
HyALEXCROl'ClI ‘ , m [a .. . ., .-" .; ' .
Staff Writer *1 g, " ~‘ . ‘13- rs -. 5a. .4 . i & -.. - 7;."an ' .
begal questions about the sentencmg ‘}¢oti‘l~$;$‘éu . W" ' w I '
power of judges meant Elne Alexander ’ firms. (‘P'rsj "fi _ . g 1 .
Morton returned to jail last week. con (3"; *i "J" . .fgi!‘ in f ‘ V ’ i .
victed but still unsentenced. 5w“ ‘fififit‘fv'b ~. 3.3.“ ‘ .. 3 ' W” . ‘ . ,
Morton. 32. of 1972 Kingtree Drive. was . “ig-n‘ V' . ‘ f . . , ' >
to have been sentenced Friday for the ' “2‘1“”an imp «we.» 537,1 “fit I
murder. rape and sodomy last summer “ "9" _' (““334 “’t‘fi’m‘ ‘ ‘ .fi *3} .- a ' ’
. of L'K graduate student Lin-jung Chen. *A. 3"; :5 3 m a . «
but Fayette Circuit Court judge Armand .g. *i‘ ””‘wa‘aifi' Mr. 3.3mm 4;; . “a. ' ‘
. Angelucci delayed. asking instead for H i. .973“ “"«v' In 2mm}... .1; i 1,“, t‘ .. ‘ , ' ‘ , .
memoranda briefs from both parties. ‘1 k. ”sf : ‘ "a #5 ‘ 3"? gt; j~ ’3‘: ., :sm‘lfli i5)"; '
Angelucci said the briefs would help ‘51!“ .3; " 25> Yx‘ifl‘; ’ rife" . t '3 . ~
him decide “whether or not the finding ; . ' et’fi“, gt“. x‘c:_i~.fl§§,r-fi I " .
by the jury was a recommendation and ' g ‘ J» 7‘ “' a 1'. -L. 9"? -' ‘
not binding on the judge. or whether the j I , ‘ " _ ' . ' .‘ my: ;
recommendation of the jury is in reality . . W), , r. _\.' .l .‘ ‘74 2 f s '
a fixmg of the penalty." leaving him no W???” . I ' e}; 'L M§~*§.V?¢;QM4- ’ an.” a” 5‘: '3 g‘f w. ‘
option ' a - ‘ ..«- 3*“? g- fl" ~ ' '7' vF:71;r .» {(9. Jutgn‘ ‘%V"g~.’ ~ k' k; -. u.- . .'
He told the lawyers to submit the Sl- $1355, 'f ’ 1‘“? sé‘fm‘ffi’”. g; ”avg“? "k. pm.» 'K‘ngvé‘t‘i’fi'g‘ .3.” sgj.” , ~ -“~‘~“ . G'i ' ‘
multaneous briefs on Sept. 3 and set a ' mumuumu wamu ' .
sentencing hearing for Sept. 20. , ' -
Fayette Commonwealth‘s Attorney Gatherlng nuggets
Ray Larson. who. along with his assis-
tant Kevin Horne. prosecuted Morton. Michal Mortord. an education psychology senior, Woodland Park yesterday. Mortord is a sound techni-
- 53‘d he would continue tonseek the death tosses a piece of chicken to a hungry squirrel in cian for the Shakespeare Festival. -
penalty "if its an option. He preferred. .
however. to “save my opinions for the
memoranda . " S o o o o o .
Erwin Lewis. one of Morton‘s two t d t w t t I p t t ‘
court-appomted attorneys. said he sees u en S In In erna Iona com e 1 Ion
the brief as “an opportunity to establish . . ~——————~A—-~—~ ._,..#_._.....,,.A__..___.______ "_ . .
jury sentencing. When the community Archltecture senlors
speaks about life or death that voice . l .
should not be overturned by one single dCSIgn German center ‘
person ihiscommunityhasspoken," l .
The jury recommended 2(iyear sen- H. ”“1" ”011(le .
tences for the rape and sodomy charges Staff Writer . , .
and life imprisonment without parole for - ‘
at 1935‘ 25 years {0" the murder _ Hard work paid off for two l'K (‘ollege . » 0
Lewis predicted his brief Will argue of Architecturestudents, Up
from Kentucky's “tradition 0f 3”." 59” Scott Hallam won the $8.000 first-place ”0" ~ ‘ '
tencmg" and the state‘s rules of criminal award and Pete Bivens won $000 for Am V 5
procedure. “'h‘Ch. give power ”f death second place in an international design t WW" ' .
sentencmg to the jury and ”0‘ the judge. competition sponsored by the National i ‘ ‘ ‘ .
hesaid, Institute for Architectural Education in i — A \ ,
See MOR ION. page 3 New York ! " I
There were 167 projects from 64 ar- ‘ ‘
. chitecture schools. including 31 l' S and W 1/" l
SGA tables blll 17 French schools and 13 schools in other i ,I \ \ 5 ;
countries. iii this year‘s competition A . \
panel of 24 institute architects did the ' I
to buy computer Judging
(‘ompetitors in this year's project were Q 5 _ ‘
Staff re iorls required to deSign a research center for p ' I
‘ l the history of the Third Reich and a park .
. . in downtown Berlin The site is next to ‘
The Student Government Association the Berlin Wall separating East and
interim senate last week tabled a bill West Berlin The.SS and Gestapo head- 4 .
t3; would have allocated 54‘0“) for an quarters once stood on the site. 4 ‘/ 5
5 persona computer Working independently of each other in , r x
SGA President John (Tain. the sponsor the studio of UK architecture professor ‘ ' w . \ ,
of the bill. was not at the Thursday meet- Bruce Lonnman. Hallam and Bivens " '
ing and Senior Vice PreSIdent Neal Hard- each came up with an entirely different ' a i ' ' . .
esty was unable to answer questions sen- building design. The designs both focused ' t + “
ators had about research Cain had done on water and were meant to be memori< ., .
in looking for the computer. Lack of full als to the victims of the Third Reich. , ‘~
answers caused senators to call for ta- Bivens said it was the first time in the ‘ ,
bling the bill. it will be discussed at the history of the competition that the top ‘ f j ' ‘
senate's next meeting. which Cain is ex- two winners have come from the same ' . V '
pected to attend. school. "
According to the bill. the computer "I didn‘t feel that 500" and l were ‘
w0uld be used for word processing. keep- competing against one another in the . .. I, , ,u
ing up with SGA expenses and keeping sense 0f "T198. ‘0 beat each other — bl“ 1, " '
student government files :0 Simglcyufifmsh the intact. d! have " s , i .
. nown . 0 or over a year. an we ve .. .
The b'" proposed to spend the money been in classes together.“ the Louisville " . a ‘
on an IBM-PC personal computer. ac- native said ' .5. s.‘
companymg software aim ta pginter. Bivens said he was really surprised to a“ ‘
8098. w' a serVice con rac an ‘5" have won second lace with all the stiff
trapping." lo stated that tudent 80 international com‘petition. He said he MM(I.")M‘¢M9 Hallam
e ' _a s. j S V‘ was in class in the architecture building The structures desi ed b 'v - - . .
ernments in eight of UK s it benchmark when Anthony Eardley. dean of the col- Hallam are very large. easiyinLsefiga: mgélafmfixfnogofigiwgfh a7 [$53339
institutions use COWWWVS- _ . lege. gave him a note telling him of his the Classroom Building, Bivens said Bi the Berlin Wall was begun - the court
Hardesty. speaking for Cain. said the win. ven's structure was designed to be built vard would be flooded to represent a
computer would be used mpecmlly to Hallam said. “I never suspected l undergroundwithan opencourtvard cleansingofthesite
write letters for lobbying campaigns dur- would win. It was more of a challenge to Hallam. a Berea native. said his build»
ing GeneralAssembly sessions simply meetadeadline." mg contained a courtyard with a very W‘“ m"‘- l‘aflt‘-
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. Other‘ The Athenians: Medea-A ' Academics: Deadline for applying ' Plays: 'Nudeo' Protected by the ' C°"'°'°"C°§-' Co“‘39e BUSiness
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7/26 8 7/3”: Shakespeare Festival, 'To Kill a Mockingbird; 7/3l: The Athenians: The Clouds-A full length Marionette
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 KENTUCKYKERNEL My, M26, LON-3 . ’.
Professor discusses UK basketball’ s '
ff 0 e e e .
From rd h t th K Cl b , ' ‘
" SUCCESS, 1S ory Wl lwams ll - .
ByCYNTHlA A-PALORMO “ state or the conference. “UK really ‘ '
Editor‘s note' This is the last in a series sum- ManagingEditor UK,(baSketball) réally hasn't gone downhill. it's just that ' V i
marizing the day—today business of the General . hasn tgone downhill, other teams have gotten better ~ . ‘
Assembly's special session. 51}: basketball is at a crossroads “,5 just that other they've gotten stronger."he said. ;
ri now.
‘ H . Another reason L'K basketball is '
Thursday — The Senate passed Gov. Martha We ve changed coaches. changed teams have otten . . . . _
Layne Collins' education-improvement bill. but playing styles and even changed g , Egalitging ‘5 the retirement Dr Joe B '
with amendments the House of Representatives shoes." UK history professor Bert better — they Ve gotten ~ ’ '
did not accept. Nelli told 3 Lexington Kiwanis Club. Stl‘Ofl er n Nelli said that in his opinion Hall .
The amendments changed the House bill by in- Nelli spoke to the group Monday g ' . made two important contributions to
eluding merit pay for teachers; reducing class about "the history of one of the na- Bert Neill, L'K basketball and to the i'niversl- '
sizes by four students in grades 1 to 3. instead of tion's most successful college bas- professor ofhistory ty: preserving and strengthening the
by one student in grades HS; and instituting a ketball programs." — tradition andlntegratingthe team .
two-year pilot career—ladder program for teachers Nelli tom the Kiwanians. “The lm- teresting and probably the most im- um k . hl , ,, . , . ‘
insteadofone-year. portance of UK basketball in the portant topic right here at hand , I , fee at :3“ h‘ne Lomplételt
The two chambers formed a conference com- state 0f Kentucky can‘t be overem- University of Kentucky sports and. billé‘ognfid t ‘6 game 0f hdékmr ' ‘ V
mittee towork out differences. phasized, The interest shown in the in particular. l'niversny of Ken- ,d ' . ' e}; 5d”; And ”“9“de
Similar action came on the governor's business— summertime for a sport that. is a tucky basketball." glas 531mm ériitbit..seexfle.d [HAWTH- t ' '
tax bill: The Senate passed it but with an amend» few months beyond football 15 81- The research which he began in M? ii hend dd. (31m, Ufac b )m "
ment exempting some busmesses from increases ways unique to this state. _ 1978 culminated in 1984 With The . .ILI -the:t 1! soquu "(TW uno ”U ‘
in corporate license fees. and a conference com- In the 1978. Se”! deClded to re- Winning Tradition - a book detail- fine“ a 1 “d5“ tnote .
. mittee had to resolve the difference search sports hlStOI‘" ”I‘ a more for- ”lg the history 0t L'K basketball Neill believes tans “ill miss Hall .
Friday — Both chambers passed Collins‘ educa» mal manner. ”Sports mStOI‘y has be- Nelli said the UK program is because “they've gotten used to his '
tion package, (‘onference committees retained the come an American history in recent changing because of the growing style. they've' gotten used in his “It
merit~pay amendment and a twodyear pilot ca- years and an accepted area 0t SUCCESS 0f the [v “t L basketball PFO‘ tein. and-they've gotten used to the i ’
reer-ladder program in the school-improvement StUdY~"h€53id- gram as we“ as changes In the fact that he'was the most iirdent : V
bill The General Assembly also passed a resolu— “Looking around for topics. it {1' Southeastern Conference [K is no supporter of [K basketball in the I .
tion directing the governor to include funding for nally hit me that l had the most in- longer the supreme power in the state." . '
education in the 1986 budget . I
While Collins rejoiced in her success she said. 0 I =
“We havealot left todo." .Morton Sho ers V1“ 6 . .
The luday sessmn cost the public 3344.010. Continued from page one . I » ,
Rep. Louie Mack lD-bexingtoni said he thought Angelucci said in his statement to the court that he I] uors I _ .-
that overall the session went well. u" l was govv “wants to be certain . that if the facts warrant such '
ernor and I met with this much success I would action the court could impose the death penalty as re-
bepieased." dusted" by the prosecution though the Jury dd midd'smasraiaamatestimators: .
Ken Hoskins. Collins' press secretary. said Col- not recommend" it. Later he said his “duties as a good use m: CUSTOMER LIMIT on SALE lrws EXCEPT are: FEATURES ALL
lins was satisfied. “Her feeling was she presented judge require me to 100k at all the options I have." "“5 INCLUDED m “(WK “Vin“ mm ‘ I
a strong plan to the legislature and what came out Angelucci summarized the judicial progress of the Coors Old Milwaukee . Miller I t, I
was a Strongman case in his statement and described the conflicts he sees COOI’S “9'“ Miller Ute . 'I I
Mack attributed the easy passage 0f the pack- between the death penalty statute and state Supreme im'r-v -'£1‘”.°.’,327I1 .
age to constituents letting “representatives and Court rules and rulings. (. ‘ r: . ‘ _~ "' PAK ma H. 5 .
senators know they were interested and wanted . , I .. 3:”; _ ‘ W E H v .
something done. They (the constituents) encour- The conflicts could raise "the ultimate question. An- 9" ‘ . 9N3 ‘ ' ,
aged them to act p05itively,” gelucci said: whether the General Assembly or theSu» 39 69 ,. 99 osyosiv ' .
Sen, Michael R. Moloney 'D-Lexingtonl raised preme Court should establish Judge or jury sentencing sputum 1m, ms M ,m ms
concerns during Senate discussion of the tax bills Larson said this question was the most intriguing one
about revenue shortfalls. He said those concerns the judge raised . . - ,
were not suffiCiently addressed (‘ollins~ tax in SALE! . I -‘ '
creases "will not pay for the education reform ‘
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. While that may seem an understatement, T h h t 6 d t f
it is actually quite inaccurate. The problems eac er Opes 0 emyS l y Space
experienced by the government in that sec- Th f‘ td h l t . leg [ed 1 d
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“on of thet“0rl(:tage ingfed ltilprOblems. passenger to be fired into space will able air time and advertisement—
meamng l 5 fau - u 9 pro ems — ViO- goupnextJanuary. Jams A_ laden newspaper pages. the first imv
lence. starvation, oppresswn; take your pick Are you excited? ' STOLL portant step toward "demystifying"
—arenotjust South Africa‘s. l'mexcited. g space will have been completed:
The problems are our problems, too. MS- Sher?" Christa McAUliffe ‘ Segatravell wmflb" {‘0 more amaz‘
‘ There are two sides to every issue, but agifistthrilled right down to her ing nalrp ane igh.
there is not always a doubt as to which Side Sharon ‘ 3 Concord NH, high and works as a volunteer at a family Then. perhaps. even smaller.
is right- There is little dOUbt here- school teacher will have to leave her 9'3“"in 'clinic 0“ the shuttle her minded Ear th—humans m“ be forced
The extremely small minority of white cit- um and 12th-grade‘students for a £335" W111 be ‘0 :eteifha gnaw 3:55:51: dhetligsinilgi 2’3": Osfhg‘;
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Editorial Editor REVIEW Despite serving as Junkyard Players" gether and the hilarity ~ slapstick or ‘ .
artistic director for the festival. Stephens otherwise — is crisp. funnv stuff . . ,
[t is a theatrical experience that is not _ g {011“ time to (195191 the COIOTfUL StllllEd Richard Giles gives a colorful rendition
tobemissed, In this production. the comedy is clean costumes for “Shrew" as well as those of the laughable old Gremio. a suitor ,0 ’ -
The Shakespeare Festival's fourth sea- and the language. can hardly be dis‘ USGd "I”TO KIHAMockmgbird " the younger Bianca He is among the nu-
son opened last week under the stars in cerned as verse. Nichols has found much Tamara J McConnell is also very con» merous applicants for the mung” girl .
Woodland Park And whether you are to be ”910"“, in the comic trials and vincing 35 the "sacred and sweet" Bian- who must wait for Kate to. be married ' -'
seeking a first dose of the immortal bard tribulations of. the play's motley charac- ca, hate 5 younger 515‘” I\lc(‘onnell's before the sisters' father will allow Bian .
or have enjoyed Shakespearean plays m ters. And during performance. the cast Bianca is a delicate. desirable prospect ca to “ed (meg~ L‘haraClE‘l‘llalltm (,1 the « .-
the past. the festival offers a unique op- remains unruffled b." everythingfrom a for marriage striking a dellfihllUI 'pantaloon ’ (iré‘mlti can be extreme, but
portunity to view these ClaSSlC works pervasive roar of insects to passing mo- counterpomt to Stephens tempestuous mm m, gooverboarrt ‘ g .
It was Shakespear0.5 "Taming of the torcades of honking cars andsirens Kate in both word and action "ind be how l.owr\ D W“ “mm: d‘ the ”m”, n . ‘
Shrew" (”de bv Nick Nichols. that Julie Anne Stephens explores many dif— tween the sisters. the words of heated ”HM main“, ”(1., of mi- trout: w: I ’
klt'kt‘tl off the {05mm on Jul} 17 And If ferent levels as the illatempered shrew anger are complemented by the it?’ mm,“ pur\UinL7 [hp 14m.“ “L.“ ’1 LM , .
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Shakespeare Festival produced by the ”“5913“5 ‘ hi”? done. for hundreds (’l Another engaging pair is that of John 2‘ 'ilr‘uotts ll;s tl mz‘oi o: ‘.;. ,i-yst ‘
Junkyard Players in cooperation with the Fm” Sl‘i‘k"5l)€<‘l“~’ 5 ancient ”Wk" Ol Dunleavy and Joe Gatton gs l’etruchio whether in l,lit“i(‘l‘i'ti s {Minn-ms iii raging: ~
Division of Parks and Recreation may the liberated woman 1“ an ““l‘lkmled ‘Kate‘s SUltOl“ and his servant. lil‘Unllli "F romancing. dll‘t‘t‘ 3‘” w t‘diili'w'i'h;
well establish itself as the premier event 3819- btephens limb Ju5t the right ml)” l)unleavy brings a mischievous energy to Variet} 0’ <“‘1"D ' .
0f Lexmgton's theatrical year ture of fire and ice Behaving alternately the confident and determined Petruchio There is more to he said of Thomas if . -.
The plays of this years festival 7 35 a nag and a W” “'h‘19 constantly an