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Friday. January I8. ”30 Lexington. Kentucky
3 an Independent student newspaper
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By VICKI p00”; Beginning at the corner ol apartment residents would use the ~- I It, a In 3:"? ff 3 t , 3,3; g \ /
Sum wnm Columbia 'lerrace and Rose Street. seryiee. which would not iustily ‘ _ .3 - .3 Igssz‘ 3?? WI»; i’ ‘ .. I ~
the bus will moye down Columbia, making other students ride the longer ' I" “WV” «a. - , ~11 . ":3. ’ .
Students traveling around campus turn left onto Woodland Ayenue. turn route to the apartments. f “ y” 333 3 . 3 _ we - f as : f
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at night wonthaw to worry so much 3 I P _- 3. Apartment “.3“de \ancy “3th 3 I 3.3,. .. 3 33. «I a . i s I3 . -~...~-. ‘ 3, .
about suspicious "strangers in the ”NW It then “1”“ “gm “l HUEUCIU . , . - _ .. .- *s’t’s ‘ “q , . 33 .9 3 \ -
. ., . Dris . turns ri ht “I Rose turns lel‘t communications sophomore. said she _ 3 , 33 I ~\ \ .3? .3 3% 3. .
“'gh.‘ when an eyening shuttle bus “‘3“ hin tin ri ht 30" Imh‘m“ heard the apartments would not be ;;_ 3% '3 r (w s?“ ‘W. was
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service begins running Monday. (. . g . 3g included in the bus runs and gathered - $ . +¢ . x.“ f' \ 3 . “7:3; 3
. “We’re trying n during the mldcsp Street. right to Luclid. right onto Rose ltll) signatures on '1 petition requesting . , k 33;; _ I 3 M - 33 3 I, 3
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darkest moods. dsaid(IJack Heath. t d the routeincludetheapanments. lhen , 3 3... £ 3 n) ., “33:3..WLM33...“ I
Chillrmdnl L.“ Itu cntItIioye3r(t)tmt.3nIts lhe one has Used for the eyening Heath and Leslie Bingham. S(i Fine IN“. 3-. ‘3 3 :3 \fe ”MW ' “ r
pu lerC ‘1!“an commyI LL ur film route will make continual runs during Arts senator. talked to Padgett about _‘ ' s g..- i 's. 3 _ 3 .r mvﬁe ‘ ,
H 513:) h?" ii 23”)“ prlchI those hours. alternately trayeltng on changing the route belore the bus “'1‘ ‘3 s .3 s. t” “ : ) 3
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ope u 3“ ”IIM cu “‘0 num ”0 liniyersity Driye to the (ireg Page seiyice begins Monday ,. .3 33* E - 3w 3’3 I. _ I
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crigtes. 855M” I‘M??? ,3 e Stadium View Apartments. according I _ 3. -. ._ 31’3”!" y .3 - .- -
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ince une ap s r to 10m ”31ng l‘Kdircctor 0‘ public l .tdgctt agrccd that analtcrn ttc trip .. _ .3 , 'Ca‘ I3 .4: 3333 3 1. 3 .s
attempted rapes have been ”PO”?d 1“ safety to theapai'tments could beincluded on 8333333333 at 'I’f‘k .; “a" .. . '. ’ \ ' 5" t,
- 3 small (OUT‘MOCR area inhabited b.“ a ' I I . . the eyening route. “We”; 3 . ' 3- . ‘ ,_,\ “.333 ,I...3 . . 33
large number of t'K students, Padgett Tsilld that 5(i President ) sews; ' 2.: es .3 . aw-w f M “New _ .3-
Bordered by Euclid and Woodland Mark Metcalt began working with .‘usoiding to3 ladgctt. student a t . h - - ‘ I sss a.‘£“;’3~“§2>."*. .. '
avenues. Fast Maxwell and Rose him last year to establish a night htts “WW" I" H“ mm bu”. ”m“? “‘H a r ,_ eggs. W " *ﬁw Wu” _
- streets. the area has the highest 5“”ch “Mark Metcalt'and I worked determine whether or not it continues $33373 a 3 333.333 ISM-$3318; I. .deh .333 3.3.3.3.
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concentration ol rapes in the city. toget ct [its summer an . at .. _ .. _ e; .. "33s. . is -
. - - , ' . h “d .. h ,. d l) stop it. he said. htit tl stitderits use it w """‘"‘““ W“ ’3 .s- $53.4: 1 . ,
aceordmg [n [he Lenngton Rape presentcdt LI Ldtt)! eprtsl entt r. : _ .. 33.13 § . I
Crisis Center. ()tis Singletary‘)." Padgett said. " I he enough “f N” S“”""“‘ to Pm‘ldL ”- s“ ~ “I .52? . , ﬂ ‘ .. .
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Passengers on xhchussen-rcmmch president agrccd to tund xhcdcncn on ’ d ”M“ 83“”? h“; l“ ‘3 ”Ad' - ::,g - »
will run Monday through Friday trom an experimental basis. hoping it might ‘ ‘ ”H ”I: I” I 1‘ ”'5 I “‘3 “H I“ m .s\ " ' 9‘3 s \s3e\s
. - 6 pm. to ll p,m.. must pay [0 cents eyentually fund its own costs.“ ”,_ ”“3 I “.3” tr} WPPUHH k “W“W~w 3 “I 331‘ 3 .3. . .
each time they board the bus. lhe Funds to lease the bus mm... lrom (tinanciallyl ot ttsell. Heath said. 3 . 3333 55* @333. .‘
route Circles an area including the the Lntyersitys general tund, Heath said 50 can promote the ~°s " - _
central. north and south campus Originally. the etching has $Cl'\lCC night bus seryiee it its senators pass a . ' g 1 . - '
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sorority houses. and the Student apartments because 5(i members said Senators will mm on the h,” .11 Ms -- . .. .. 3 ﬁx» - _ .‘ W V3 3 'er 4
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- - Students swarmed outdoors to enjoy the warm and junior.was no exception. Board was skateboanlirigoita I _
sunny weather yesterday and Keith Board. horticulture sidewalk in the north campus courtyard.
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. sytthARBARA WARD Hallrecalled comingdownherelto abuse ol it is hideous. and it ts so like to be drunk; he satd he would or liquor stores or his lflt’lltis toi his on tll the-1 b t on .;y .wr' \l i-iirig
' #:d m” UK) and wantmg I0 be 3 WCCCW and Ignorant." nc\er do it again. drinking problem He wants to make on .. Ip.tl :. . :1il k. : li‘ ci;.'
ﬂopping ﬂopping studying so He sees the problem ol alcohol Howcyer. he entered [K the young people reali/ethatwliatstiiited It 3 I I . ll I,‘ I I
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DEBBIE WHS instead ot studying. Id go party. abuse today as a younger crowd lollowing tall iii No l. and out to beam social drinking. in order III p *t I .. 'i. I ... _ 3‘},
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chmm A native 0' Hazard. Ky’.. he Surptieinglfu d:us:hmorc frequently rcptctnIlIcichI bcinIgd irIt‘doctrtIpttchd to htktlltstpttd by Ill; tiitnds. lI mp then I3 III 3 I 3 I 3I _I .:
I . . . . . . I I 'I .I . . I' cm 3 . young peo e ino co ege ieant iin ingw en is Llllltl' y into a (l\L'/lst‘ \klllt'.l .. . . IV , , ,
, Thurs (he secondpar! ofafour-part- admitted being a retormcd alcoholic I)d' II I .. 3 p. .I , . , .. . . . . . . . 3I . I It \ “k. ..r 3 . . . _ , . I.
. , - . h l b . I . and said “I know I can neyerget rid ol s d) «re more concerned about their lrtcnds took him to a local bar. culminated iii his tltidlcllttn to .ilcolio. thine ‘lH ,. , . , .
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. genes onTtlzllco 110'; use or In; Lntled it I have it II ttiture. about ltnding their placeinthis "I went to bars down here with no [N , il \ I l
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”3:0"; 9 ’ " Pa" "1’ “PPM! world. than my generation was atthat problem whatsoever. Hall said. He Hedoesnotthinkitistotally bad lot 333 ”I33 r. , ‘
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. 0" ay- Hall does yoluntecr work with age Hall said alcohol IS a way tor thinks this issttllthe casewith many ot young people to drink,‘ lhe thing to
_ ' “l 1' ll . several alcohol-related organizations them to relieve this added pressure. the bars around eampustoday.“ l'here me is not age; the thing to me is the “Is RR"- '” H'li'l "it-“f3 - “3
II Itera y drank my way out of in lexmgton. | .lo not hate the Hall lirst "experimented" with 'are places you can go etcn il you are ignoranceanlX-year-old oi a 30-3ch drinktne. llai- said i r» g
3 c0 degc. ”said former liK pre-mcd substance of alcohol at all. I don‘t alcoholthe summerhe graduated from under age, Anyone can do it." old hate. lhey'aregoing out. likeldid. "'rli. v.3 13 m. oat. 9.1.1.. -i.. ,Viim
. stu ent a/ Hall. think alcohol is bad at all; I tltmk the high school in NM to see what it was Hall does not blame ttntyersity‘ lite. with total ignorance ol what is going (ontinued on page .‘
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. office. said Thursday that (‘hausin was “a little more WOl‘ld '
S ta than hallway finished“ with the l'CHCW
3 ta Wotring said (‘hauyin had not commented on
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~ . . , , V added. “I imaglne there will be some.“Wotrin said he 0 ” ‘ ‘ au ‘ 1“ artney yesterday aboutthe . ,
apporntmcnts )Chterday of a number of cute leaders , 3 h' It , , , , - - , .,i , . , .. _ . . ., .
for key osts I th . . 3 . did “01knowwhaltactorsChauyinwasconsidertngin a ~pound ol marijuana he allegedly brought into B) JA‘ FOSSETT l.igli..t pioltssii. .i . nt. \\l.t
finan 'n p f" l n l: construction. operation and the reyiew “It‘s h“ resiew." he Wd Japan. then ollicers led him past a crowd olshoutiiig Associate lditor :ii:e~ ted tot tli“ iiptitii- : sn-w ‘i by
In ”ft is .0th es proposed Kentucky (enter fans to his second ntght in tail ( l\ t) I. 3 a, myth-t. 3.; I My»,
r C r 5' lhe l7 year old lorin- , - ' - I 3 - I , 3 ‘
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Brown also Sdld that llumana. lnc,.a locally-based Wednesday' shortly alt: h-B“ ‘ I‘I “3 ”3‘1“, .lohn Smiley. the Motto-old \lt, lain.~ . so,“ .\.i i. .. . l (Li yt.._i
hosrtital management firm had made a "challenge . Internal! snil Air ~rrt 13‘s Li ‘imm in 0 'm Sterling. K)’ resident whoyisited lian N‘s in lilt \tinl t -’t‘.‘.." Haw-mm
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gift of SI million in the driyc to collect a $6 million natlon which now has he‘ln “"3de or I mm” to '11-“ month. 5“"! he '5 plannlng‘d rctttt n . 1 l
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cndownment fund '. . , ~ to that country next month “to try to I" " R" l" “ “ ‘* \ ‘ ‘ “"" ”5
Brown said W d llCh . . I . . ()lTICIdls said customs olticers totind 2l9 grams. or ' , .. ' home. bmtley said he was encouraged
- w'll IIen e erry. president ol Humana. PRESIDhNT ( ARTER YESTERDAY ['RGED 7 7 ounces. ot'marituana in plastic bags in hi.s suucase ngthc hostages released. h\ .3 “mm ”M .:i ”I pal/I", [mm to
I ”"7“ as " airman of the private. nonfprdﬁt the prestdent ol the nation‘s dockworkers union to during a routine inspection. He is said to have told Smiley and h" “lfc' louise. spent '- ‘ ti Il' ' i "ilks WW
3 IcItItrporation that will have overall responsibility lor end a nineday boycott ot .‘s‘miet ship cargo. which them the drugwas for his personalusewhileinJapan 1“ dd,“ 'n lchran '35! month ”1 an mm” ( “(2%th :‘ M: ,H 3
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e ans center, Carter said is snarling transportation in this country. More than 200 tans shouted “l‘aul' l’aull‘as attempt to talk with Ayatollah km'm'm- “NI‘UL ll ’\( s tII't t tI”
. “‘“WC‘ ““1 McCartns‘) came out ot the narcotics control Riihollah Khomeini about releasing h‘” bun “‘3’” "‘t ”W ”MI-h W‘ ”s
AN OFFK'M‘ 0" THE [‘5' Immigration and White House sotirc-s s' d lbs (‘I i mm'g‘m)“ 0"“ I" h” [m‘m'id 1" ”‘0 Ink)“ tall the 50 American hostages held in the ".‘F‘CVI‘ ‘” "M" "“ [Mil WNW ht‘
Naturalization SCH'ICC said yesterday in l.ouisvi|le ‘ t 'd' . imas 'ﬂmn “[343 l.‘ s embass‘I Howcycr. 1”" “Wk ”1 h‘hlthl“
thata renew “[th cases ofsome 70lran' n t d t‘ president ot the International longshoremcns - . - ”I \II’ hr ,3 onln‘t M 3“. “WI y“.
‘ ' .m 5 u c" 5 A d -. . according to Smiley. a close associate * r ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
who face Posmblc deponation hearings in Kentucky ssocntion. 'd "01 promise (Mm m end ‘he Wﬁathel‘ ' « dbl“ 1" ”W“ “ Y" “WP" :" " IN”
was morethan half completed ' boycott. but said he would reply promptly alter ‘0 Khometnt “35 k'HCd during ”h” 1 th k hi I I I \
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Ed h - - , . consulting with hl\ union. . I time and his scheduled meeting with .
0 d SathIp. district director for the senice. was IT WI”. I". PARTI.) ”3030‘. through Khomeini wag canceled ma\ come trotn the m: 3. III3 \l. lit. II I
c n uc mg I c renew under an agreement reached lhe II A boycott has presented the shipment ot } tomorrow. with highs today in the upper 40s to low - - 4 i was there last month " h- “in! "I got
last week in US, District Court. million metric tons 0! grain prcyiously committed to $0s lows tonight in the low to mid ‘0‘» Highs Smtlcy I‘ also known. espectally m [h 3m resstott th nihit \‘ r t ud ind ‘
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DCWCY Wotring. head ofthe Lomswlleimmigration the boyiet linion. the sources said tomorrow in the mid 40s to ariind $0 the l’ K community. for putting up LII- P 1 3 (tl I ‘1‘ W, ,
Sl25.0()(l bail for eight Iranian rca ‘5 “‘mm x‘ P“ “ h 2‘ ‘
students and a lormer l‘K assistant ('ontinued on page 8
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[be recent milk price war in lesiiigton and the rest gosernment isindeed helpingthe consumer in thelong V,
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‘ . , Much of the anger is focused on agoyernment order In I972. the gas companies were hayinga price war. 1 C\ in {5. , Q
_ calling for the Atlantic and Pacific lea (o. »\ & l’ consequently. consumers were getting a break from l $.53 ?‘ ‘ / O
V to increase its price for ttiilk to guidelines what. at the time. was considered a high price for gas. l 0 v: N“ \j 1‘
~ ' established by the 1960 state legislature. lloweyer. the price war forced a number of small. l K ) W) J Y t.“ .
ln the [960 legislation. the guidelines were set so independent gas companies out of business. which i . 1F" V. _"i '
that laiger grocery chains couldn‘t sell milk at a loss. resulted in a significant percentage increase in profits 3 «a \ i" . sac l
thtis forcing small. independent groceries out of the for the major oil companies. _ ) V ' O 7's “ m
V 'i milk business, lhe law wasoriginally aimed at firms in 'lake [{xxon. for example. Between l97l and I972, l \9 i i\ €\ 6 l\‘ l \ .'V
. - " the northern l'nitcd States who dumped their milk l \.\on reported slightly more than a | percent h ‘. f), t V‘f \.9 4:
. . surpluses ln Kentucky at prices lower than the increase in proﬁts a fact attributable to the price i \i :7 _ .“t. tu )
-' Kentucky market. i‘atherthan taking a complete loss war. But with the abolition of several small oil l j t! y 4 ﬂ "tilt . \)/
' 4 if the milk were left to spoil, companies in l972 because of the war. Exxon had a ‘ ‘ Wﬁl i‘ {k‘v t ‘ﬁi V V .
. _ ‘ . But last week. .\ (it P dropped its prtce fora gallon significant percentage increase in profits a little pf ‘ . K T .i \.x it
» i of homogetii/ed iitilk to Slﬁ‘). prompting other met of) percent. l \U’ \’\. ‘ I \ 5V-
, . grocery stores to follow suit. Preyiously. A & P was »\nd. to some degree. thelarge increase inoil profits l 4 \ / 3 O l 'J t -
‘ selling the milk for SUN were ineyitably felt by the consumer in the form of Q'.‘ h -. ' 1"} l y / 3‘s. ’V
‘ " ('onsumers welcomed the lower milk prices. as was higher gas prices which the consumer had no control !i' lg“ , .3 " .'
. , e\idcnced b} the significant increases iii the yolumeof mer. i 5 . ‘1 \‘ 4“ . . .\ ~
‘ . ‘ tiiilk being sold by all groceries who had lowered their lhis is why consumers should think twice before i ' J ' /_
. " prim-e screaming obscenities at the state order to increase ' . A A s.‘ ‘z i
So when l-ranklin ('irctut .ludge Squire Williams milk prices. As was shown with the ()ilcompanies.the .o. :5. '. u ‘ / ”WM .
. . V ' ordered »\ 84. P to increase its prices. consumers were small business needs protection if it is to survive in the ‘ ' ’i ,
’ ‘ ' upset. lliey argued that the goyernment was adding best interests of free-enterprise. V ,
i “ . to. instead of fighting against. inflation, If not. then the loser in thclong run will not only be _ 7 .,,._a.,._i._.,‘.avh._
, But a closer look might indicate that the the small business it will be the consumer as well. V
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' ‘ , can fliiig the Dust aside. And naked . ‘ 0$\ « § (1. $ . , ‘V V
' , . V . , ' lhere's a battle waged on all fronts on the Air of Heayen ride. \k'ere't not . \’ y Q%\ ‘\ i ‘ 3" ‘.
C V ' ideological as well as physical to a Shame werc't not a Shame for I am constrained to say a few words ‘ l‘ $® $ ® . i
. i . . .V bring e\erything into balance. it'. him In this clay carcass crippled to about the Russians. Now. I looked up 4 l % $ 6 ‘9 < ‘.
‘ .. . " CLlttthhrlttm lhat‘ll be the day abide?" that word "constrained" before I used ‘ 2’ x V .
i : lti fact. that‘ll be the day when . H to make “n.“l" that n 5‘3“ exactly ‘ ﬁe)?‘ «\AY‘ / i l
. . '. V eyerything cotties to a dead sfop' , V what I wanted it to V and it did You t 2’ q ; l
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