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Vol. LXXXVI, No. 128 University of Kentucky. Lexington. Kentucky Independent nge 197) Tuesday, Monk 5 ,9“

 

 

Suspension
policies may
be revised

Jesse Jackson

Hy \\t.H.iili llr,\lthsU\
Senior Staff “l‘l’i'l'

HM Jesse Jackson {l candidate
tor the lteiiim'ratu- nomination for
president made a twu stop swing
through the state yesterday Jacki
still the first iaiididati to Visit
Kentucky spoke ll. Louisiille and
la-xzngton

.li‘ii‘ksvit‘. Atl‘ ii'ii'ikt‘il with the
that” that ias LLlW‘t‘tt‘il him ex‘ery
where ,\s lio' entered the crowded
Shiloh ltaptnt l'hiirih 337 E
Fifth s' ias‘ night the congrega-
tion stow: and clapped while
ittir. ,lesse run and

 

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Nitllll l(1lk.‘t5ll Illa? 'iht‘
hands tna’ ”ll\t' picked cotton will
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speaking ot his gruiiitliiiothers
gnarled naniL out also referring
ti. .tll till." l'nited
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sllt‘ UMKH} iiflie'l' I-‘ll‘h lllt'i1l5 ‘Altl‘l
their hands that once
picked lotion « l; pack .1 presi
dent “of; Hui" Jackson brought
an estunatwt t w people to their
tee? in the Shilot. lLaptis? (‘hiirch

l-‘irst llxslrzc' totintiln‘uiii .lohn
\‘viggiittoi. sa 4:? .ltii ksoii s chances
are grim ': :n- ‘m rev president
'i! the l F'E'Hi \fii'c's

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zeaiiersiup has
as lt‘ddt
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'sisii .iiE‘.

issues siiiti as

seeks support
in Kentucky

about the poor and disadian
taged." Wigginton said

“A descendent of a slave has
picked up the ball and he is going
to carry it to the White House." he
said

Jackson urged voters to pres
sure the other candidates to put a
woman on the ticket this year and
to share their power with the
poor. blacks. women and other
minorities

Wigginton said Jackson cannot
lose the election because ‘ where
the hopeless see a gleam of httpt‘
their lies his \1ctory

Some people say not to \ote ttit'
Jackson because he is black. Wig
ginton said "but he is the most
qualified candidate for the prisi
dent of the l'nited States He will
be and should be elected ’ho' next
preSident

Jackson critiCized President
Ronald Reagan for cutting social
serVices but leaving the inij;'ar-.
budget intact and suppor'ng a
constitutional amendment
ing prayer in schools

ilioxi

He urged everyone who hail {lii'
registered to Vote to register al‘ni
band together to demand change

By making a stop in Lexingtoi.
Jackson really made a wry ps
the impressmn and one that wzi
not be forgotten when it is t:nie '
vote. t‘arol Bogle a reten‘
graduate in biology. said

'He touched a lot ot peopu ii,
Lexmgton by coming here ' Bugle

 

100 gather to discuss proposed UK nuclear waste incinerator

By \\( ll\ llthHU‘li \
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tax, I... iz'ixtm gathered
lat-rm . tiriswar. church
address their con
to liiilld a
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last night ..
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The muting
t»_\ ('ai'oi .
Fayette i oun'j. v, 4 ouncii rep
resentatiw o: lJtt: liistrict in
whiih 'llt :rzi net I 'oi as proposed to

» til'iiii i\.i

\ was organized
lexington

he bunt gaye citizens ot the aim
chance to hear the si ie oi l K oi:
cials a Department of lltiiiiai. it:
st)Ur('9b official and i liepartni» l‘u oi
Natural Resources Olflt ial

Jackson said she had seyerai tails
about the incmerator and said sh.
feels the need to find out more ahoti'
the issue "I feel like I do not hate
the technical expertise at this
mini '

Most of the Citizens said they also
were there to learn more about 'ne
incmerator 1 want to hear the t in

”Win”
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»".|er\ices tiaxe a wry specified
function and not a general one as a
lot of people assume Rowling said
"If I iiiind anything it s that they
think we haie unlimited informa—
tion '

Johnson said people sometimes
confuse the l'K operators with Gen-
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INSIDE

Alcohol abuse can he .i PM" . -
single. female parcnts i ~
formation see pagc .‘

Broadway‘s “Oliver!" plays .
Lexington Opera House l-u no ~
information see l‘\\l \Rl . page 1

 

WEATHER

Tochy will be cloudy and cold \Hih a
30 pace“! change of light snow and
highs in the mid 305. Tonight will he
wily cloudy and colder with to“ in
the upper teem. Tomorrow will hit
My may with highs in the mid
3m

 

 

 

 2 « THE KENTUCKY KERNEL Tuesday Mun. ~

Alcohol abuse rising

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SIGNS OF FEMALE
ALCOHOL ABUSERS
0 He. eorneone close to you
sometimes expressed concern
eboutyour drinking?
0 When leced with a problem do
you often turn to alcohol lOr re-
lief?
0 Are you sometimes unable to
meet home or work responsibili-
tieebeceueeoldrlnking?
- Heve you ever experienced a
blackout, e total loss 0! memory
while still eweke when drinking?
0 Have you had distressing physi-
cal end/or peychologicel reactions
when you tried to stop drinking?
0 Have you often failed to keep
the promise: you have made to
yourself about controlling or cut-
tingoutyour drinking?
0 Are your children embarrassed

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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL Tuesday, March 8, 1984 3

 

Bol'y J Wlllinm;

Gary W P-or'u

Comedy serves as key to success of ‘Oliver!’

Like i.i//. thc llllhltJl theater is .1
trul) American ill\('lllltill

Few musicals ha\e conic iioni
abroad and those that ll.l\t‘ siic
ceeded in crossing the ,-\lliilllft' were
from iritiiin l"oi‘ decades, .iliiiost
all of these shows were written li‘
Noel (owiii‘d In the latc ins how
ever. that ll'ilitll to change Sitllf
Wilson made .i lllL‘ splash with “’l'hi
Boyfriend \nthoni \f‘\\l\.
Ieslie lll‘lt iissc llliltlt‘ sillllt‘ llt‘dil‘x‘ .ii
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(let tiff illlll llif\lll lleiickei‘ pi‘mrd
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non s reputation as .i inistit .llltl .i
i'ehel in the grand old liite Its
st}le. in contrast to _\lct urine} s
reser\ ed choir ho) image

“Paul was impressed that John

had a band." McDowell said
“and John was impressed that
Paul could tune a gUitar Fro ii

llll)‘ acorns

Director Patrick Montgonicr)
does an excellent and balanced
Job of chronicling the group‘s
early metamorphosis trom their
thankless gigs ill high school
dances and low life bars to their
trial by fire in the cavernous tai-
crns of German)

Longtime Beatles fans also will
enjoy taking a trip down musical
memory lane as the Fab Four find
themselves inexplicably idolized
by teenagers and even a few se~
riots music critics the world over

Younger audiences. reared on
the sort of “wit" displayed by the
likes of Boy George. may be
amused by the Beatles playful
sarcastic barbs during the seein-
ingly eternal press conferences,

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probably no war to
adequately explain a
phenmnenon as
per/flex ing as
Beatlemania,
parch/arlv to a
modern-day audience
whose only reference
point is the
comparatively tame
fame of Michael
Jackson. ”

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infantile and 3h.- sciisc o'
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scription oi the failure of .-\pple
t'orps and the bands exentual
breakup With all the e\i.sting
tootage of the Beatles studio ses
sions and impromptu liic perfor
niances. "The t'omplcat Beatles
instead chooses to focus on pett}
personalit) conflicts and financial
problems. speculating trtiitlessly
on the band's dissolution

And just as there was no earliei
attempt to explain Beatlemania
the Beatles internal difficulties
are never placed in an} context
larger than the band itself Mont
gomery seems content to treat the
Beatles as a phenomenon too com
plicated for anaIySis. and in fact
tells their story from a gentle.
rosecolored perspective that only
a die-hard Beatles fan will find
appropriate

"The Compleat Beatles" is play
me at Crossroads Cinema Rated
PG

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Film actor William Powell dies

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4 - THE KENTUCKY KENNEL Tuesday, March 6, 1984

 

Ké‘i‘i’iel

VIEWPOINT

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tndopondon' Slut. I971

Andrew Oppmonn

Lint 5 (adobe Stephanie Waltno: James A $00”
tne1.'.er.1'1' “49.1.11” ~ ' ,1”

S GA Senate merits
praise for initating
open-meeting rule

The Student 1;o\ert:111ent \>>oe1.1t:on 1111> proyided ['K
yy1th .1 my ot >1111>l1111e .1111111 the dreary .\l;1rch weather
The $1M Senate 111:1‘ .11'1e1led Leg1>1.1t:11; resembhng the
st;111‘>'81111>111111- law that 11:1. e11>1:"1' the pubhe's r1ght
to.111end the org.11‘11.t.1 tor. >1t1eet111g>

At 11> 111st senate tt1eet:1:g S111 g.1\e ttr>trround uppro
\11l to .1 re>otut:or. ope" 11g 11:11>' 11: :'> 111 e1-t211g> \y1th the
exceptzon 111 po>t he. r1121: 1e.:t1et‘.1t1o1'1> 111 the Elechoh
Board 111111 the .l'.1-._i.1 .11 11.11:» .1 the ,i:>1'ret1on of the
khul'quhl

SUA began 11311111311; .:'.t11 1'21 ti1e>t1tv1e1" .t: llt'tober. when
.1 controyer>y re>111ted trot: .11. 1'. K1 ”'1‘ reporter >

mpulstontrorx. 1121*0313‘1L111'3‘11‘1“,11‘1'Y.1\.'213.11111'11‘
The bill w11> .ttfr‘1111111e-i 11." 1‘11" ‘. £1111 tabled because
SGA w.1> .1‘»\1x.'11‘11.‘ 11 .eu11; 11111.“...11. .'11:t~.'1~t't‘111g 11> >1111u> 11>

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erated uttl the 11111111 .1111: the ;‘11‘1->> ' '.> 11:11". 1111c stnh 1'1
rule as 111111111 111111.111 ’l‘ 11 gll‘t‘pflxx. t11'1’1111‘.1'> .11: amendment
to the cot‘.>f;'..‘f.o1". 111-1111171? 11.1>>.1g‘e 1-.‘ '111' next Senate
meeth

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1111.’ the 1.“. Iet'>:" 1‘1et1et.‘ tron. >111" .1 l!‘\1\1\lll. but SGA
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NH >hou1'11 be 1'11!‘1>.=l1'1'1'11 .1 ;‘t.f 1:1' agency and >hould
be hen: .11'111111‘1'111111 :ot' .t> .11".1,"1> The >1':";117_111‘.\ are elect
ed by >1111.e:‘.'.>.1111_i .m I‘1'.\:11"11‘1\:.".1 :11." repre>ent1ngt the1r
const1tuetit> 1%.1rt'171; T‘I1'w' ~';111e:"> 'r'ut: Eegi>lat1ye pro~
ceed1ng> would be :iett':1t’1et:'.1. '11 int >L1ppo>1d goal lot the
organ11111: on t11>er1e the >ttniettt body

Th1> year. NM operate> 11: .1 16.111141". .1: 11pprox1n1ately
85.1.1104? The state 1 Kentucky 1.111111’ $3110“, and
about 533.1111» rs 111.2111 :rert tron. >t:111et:'. .11't;\:tj1 tee> The
orgattizatiot‘ :f>e11’ earn» 111.1; .1111111t will“ from \‘111‘1ous
tundrr.11>tt;g .11":'\:t:e> 7.11:1:1-1, ‘11 ;111."1.1e.1t.ot‘1ot the phone
d1rectory

“111'. the .111tt.o1": ‘3. 1111111191 '1.» 111111111‘ money 11> the
group >ee> trt it «1111:: :1. .'"»‘.1"11~'11> to 11>>utr1e that >tu»
dent péil‘fit'lpant‘. 111111 :111111: . ‘1 711' proh1btted Th1>
'hput 1> what 111.1ke> ’t.e 1.:ter1-r1ee r»et'.\eet: .1 eooper1'1tiy e.
repre>er.t.1t1yetlooy .1111: ore _ 12>.11er> 'I>1)p11111111>tl111-
y'er>.11

Thz> 1.111111‘11‘11'1‘1-1'.‘ >h-1ul'1 111111111 >t'.111er.t> proud ot their
student goyertitnetx‘ 111111 the 1111... they nt1o>e to conduct

 

 

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reta'fln’lt'h> T»e’.1\ee't7 \11 X 1"" "tea :1 '. ~-.">".

A &S senator ’s remarks
reflect a poor attitude

Whtle the "11".1'11‘ 1111'.e1'1itt.er.‘ ,‘1>>1x_:.1'.1ot1 Senate de»
serves to be rar>ed tot 'net‘ Y't'at'ti't} -~11'1111:tted re>olut1on
to ensure the 1111111.. \ ".gr' '11 11"111111 'tle'r aoy'ernment >
meet1ng> ‘he 1114:1111» wt '11'11 "eptewtt'a'L'w needs to be
po1nted out tor the pu.’ ~ new

The 11r>t wading 11? 'tie t'e>111:17.111, whteh 11 pa>sed
will s1mply guataut ~11 the ~7.1v’lt'1".' ~ . 41' to attend most
meetmgs e\'1't‘pt p1'1>‘.-1‘1e.'1r'11g 1e12t1et'.1t:ot1> wt the I‘llectloh
and Judical board> was pa>>e<1 by the entire Senate w1th
one excepttor;

.-\rt> 1S. N.tence> \1‘1111311‘.l'>(' 1’11... -1ppo>ed the b1ll. say
mg there are >1tuat1on>'1wte'-11 1e."'.'1:r. undes1rable el
ements ‘ >hou1rl not he tllti‘wed ‘11 11"et11: 511.51 proceedmgs
"There are '1me> when .11 dor. ' 11 1111‘ people knowing what
we do at these111eettng> 111'>1.1'(1

He also added that there are ’111';e> when the press
should be barred! rot.1 attendtng \l \ meetings “There
are sttuatton> when the pre>> >houl-1 not be allowed to l1>~
ten to what goe> on here Paul >ald

Paul > comment> are not onty .t‘r¢'>p()nSlbl(‘. but map-
propriate tor a representatrn of the public Paul ~ l1ke
eyery other111ember of >111. 1> >1mply' a student not
representau 1 e of a set retlye goy e rnme htal organization

H15 respons1b1l11y as a senator 1>to>eryethestudents
The undes1rable elements he thinks should be denied ac-
cess to SGA meetmgs are part of his constituency His re-
marks reflect a frightenlng ph1losophy for an elected rep-
resentatne

As Senator-at-l.arge Flo llackman sa1d. "We SGA1 are
at public organization. and we have to be open "

Listen and learn. Senator Paul l1ster1 and learn

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