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Convict become: By the time 175 prospective budget cuts. and confusion in "1 f-{Ut’és ”WY JUSl 9.0! hun-
jurors enter the courtroom for stateandlocalgovernments have 81‘)" said [)0 BUI‘d- "Every-
POSll‘lant questioning. one year and 12 frustrated early hopes for a thing 5001118 “80k ‘0 normal
days Will have passed since the spending breakthrough [0 launch fit)“. but we'll IlllSt hth’ to wait
PHILAPELPHIIA (A?) _ A US. government handed down new transit systems. and see what they'll do .Mon-
man SIIervtangIIa life pr;sonItshenI; “5 {ll‘Sl indictment. But the most acute transit (“’5' . . 7
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ow an arrow as een ac eighth was ordered tried sepa- red ink that leads tohigher fares. -, ‘ - ) _ —
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_ _ rately—are charged With con- reduced serVIce, and fewer dications 'll‘t‘ ’rmin that the
Episcopal priesthood. . . t k'd e 'dential 'd . . . f . ‘d I . . . . t i, t g
. .. spirImg o l naIp Ipr SI ri ers as rustratt commuttrs major action taken by (‘ongress . .
- The” candidate, or BposI:- advtser Henry Kissmger. plottI- abandon buses for cars. on health mm, ””5. year will be
‘ ulant, ls IVaughan PL. 130‘; mg to raid East 9035‘ draft ot- . enactment of a e:.itastrophic~ill-
er, 29’ an Ilnmate atIGrater or (we? and conspiring to blow up Hunger Slr'kl’ "N (’5 ness plan to and families struck
State Prison outsnde Phlla' heating tunnels for Washington. . , , , .
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Berrigan trial begins Mass transu hindered Gen on d hunger strike at San m up Mm“ m national
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — government's landmark $10 curity a justment center Since possible for any final action to
.. . . last Monday have broken their .
The Rev. Philip Berrigan and b.1110“ program of transit aid fast‘ be taken on these
six others go on trial Monday. locked in low gear, the nation’s ' The House Ways and Means .
charged With antiwar con— bus and subway companies lost Officer Lee De Bord said the and Senate Finance (‘om-
spiracies that included an al- money and passengers in record last two holdouts accepted mittees both are going [0 be e " _
leged plot to kidnap a top White amounts last year. breakfast and lunch Sunday. busy with other matters which
House adviser. Bureaucratic red tape, federal The 20 others ate on Saturday. have been Rin‘n priority.
s , VOL. LXlll. No. 74 LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY 40506 Monday. January 24. 1972 .
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ByI BONNI BROICKMAN of Awkward: you have to go to sponsored bills. “You introduce ”I‘d say lobbying is a little —A”0W SlUdenlS ‘0 599 all
[I‘SS'Slam Managing Editor Frankfort, introduce yourself to yourself and start talking. You awkward in the sense that KSA is L’niVC’l‘Sily-kepl records about
” It 5 awkward. Even Ernesto strangers who happen to be key have to be ready to be amiable at a new organization,“ Fetzer said. them and bar records from being
- Scorcone, Kentucky Student legislators, and start supporting all times." “We have to demonstrate the I’t‘least‘d to anyone without the -
AssoCIaItlon (KSA) chairman, your bill. Scorcone. a junior, and Mark competency of the students and student‘s consent (unless the
admits it. . “It was awkward at first and it Fetzer, asenior. are representing the competency of KSA. We have records are subpoenaed).
, You have to cut your ha"! wear Still is in a way.” said Scorcone KSA as lobbyists at the 1972 to build the base." M Prevent professors. with or
a tie,I and try t0 100kI (3011- Friday. after a hard week of General Assembly at Frankfort. Favored bills without tenure. from being fired
» servative. And then the Ultimate lobbying for four KSA— Both are political science majors. The two students are lobbying because they haven‘t met the
. . . for four bills concerning Ken- "publish or perish“requirement. .
l t l l b l tucky colleges and universities. ”This is mostly a two-man '
- enan nlon m0 1 lzes The first bill, tentatively effort." Scorcone said of the . c.
B . scheduled to be reviewed by the lobbying, However. he added that ,
yM:§F 336‘?) Tenants Union’s major thrust the use of legal remedies House Education Committee Ron Roby. a sophomore political _
Kerne a n er will be toward solving building available to us." said Rodney Thursday. would make the science major. has “helped “
Mobilization is underway for code violations and high rent LaFond, chief organizer of the student representative on the several “mesy
' the creation of a UK Tenants conditions created by unfair Union. . . Board of Trustees a voting Both lobbists said they need _
Union for students with off- landlords. The City Planning Commissmn member. mo”. help. “We want students
, campus housing problems. “Our first action is to try to estimates there are at least 3500 The other bills would: interested in going to Frankfort r— .. ..
., Organized by several UK bring buildings up to_Lexington’s housing units in Lexmgton over ——Put students on the Council a P 6 C l 3 I
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254 3 Senate. The Pulaski (‘ounty terest lll Kentucky and national . g ‘
_ ' - 507 Itenublican said his age was WWW" C0099" sald- ‘ -' .
——-—— —-——— l't‘SpOllSlblt‘ ll()l' lllt‘ dt‘t'lSlOll. ll has been an honor and .. -‘3' Ii'.i..3.::.
—— ANING ————— Speaking before the Kentucky oportunity and a responsibility to fl
—-—- “— press Association convention at serve in the United States v '
the Phoenixllotel.(‘ooper said he Senate," he said. ,1 a“ ff” Q- . .
\i as not through with politics and Nunn. who is presently t g?
will not go into retirement. .. . . . . . . , .- . 3:” ti”; it
‘ .. . \acationing in P lorida, issued a \ s‘ fiemg
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