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Tomorrow, the kernel will mark the IOth E‘ " \ No mof. 9.." '
anniversary of its rndependente from the \ m \ ,‘
r University with I’t'l‘i~itlll~ a 28-page sup- 3 " lodoy Will be mostly cloudy breezy and ‘, '-
plement dealing WIlh higher Eduwllon \ % warmer wrth highs 35 to 40 Look tor
Issues facing the l982 General Assmbly tlouds tonight wrth lows in the lower to
and the specual contributions UK has E‘. mid 30$ lornorfow Will be an improve
made to the people of Kentucky Also in \ merit with portly sunny skies and warmer .
cluded in the paper will be a specral set E- temperatures wrth highs in the lower to . E-
tron re(0untrng the history at the lu-rnrl \ a mid 405 ' ,
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Vo|.lXXX|V. No.86 Monday. January ”3. ‘982 onivormy ailontucky tunigion “Mum An independent student Hewsuupei tun. W’l \ fl '
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3,:,e3<..‘-g(-,,V=.,._-.=.-rxg§5, ; ‘.- .3 _‘ ' [a ‘ I ”EEK: ; .“ ‘-_\ ,«fl ‘ . ‘ 3-;- 3-.. . Semor Staff Writer . - f .5
.EEEE.EE1 iii-it’s» T»: -» ‘E ‘ . «J. . 7 ’. E\~;.< ' Singletary said. . . .-;.
“taéeE‘ifg nip/‘5} .3.-.53; ‘T. 5,. \, l 3. s. n ' 3 . . 3 3:..5 ; EE; _. -' ‘3 33 - "a- - - He said a foundation Will be ~
ell“ “E.“ ii: .5 tt i .a- . E‘ .. .- :wig '33 E ~. E - - UK'S mining engineering program eStabilShed to decide how the money .'
if??? ' 5 .0!‘ i, - r T Si“ ; ‘ 3'3TEE . f " E ’ “TEEEEE‘E‘ received commitments for $1.5 will be spent. The foundation's board : j ' ;
@E E S‘E 3E E~E ! l. 1' " one. .s-iiz 5..., i E I E T‘ ' E E .5"..- E I SEE» 5" w- EE’EE-E'E‘EEE rE ’ 3&3“ E. E ‘E GEEK. million from members 0f KenEUCkyES 0f directors M“ COEESESE 0E members u ‘E '
Ky E._»...~3}; Y.- fit/{3.1. f%o§s .- =j " .E 5E, 3“ ‘E “t" knit?“ E'i‘” »» coal industry, University and in- of Kentucky‘s coal industry and ~.j g:
,5 i; «‘5'! $53“? ~ . 5 mi- j- ._ .. ' ’_'_ .- . . ‘T .. "gfifi E dustry officials announced Friday. University officials.
- he .. rd» r3.» 3 . ' . 3- . . i0 .. - - f 3 p...u....o.. Sir-deterr- m a i... funds will be for “personnel-
r; 5%.: .. . 3335;, show :5? '. ; l ' g i, I " . o 3’33 w , ; g conference held at Lexington‘s Hyatt support and equipment“ to improve
$15.11*... .,. .3. 1253.5“ fig » I?” . ' w E 33‘. EE~3 :‘t‘E‘i E-t-hftEE § Regency, Said Kentucky River C081 KentUCky'S only mining engineering 3 E:
“flew f . 3&3 E “EEhTW‘EF EN3t. . 5 C: ‘35” Corp. offered UK‘s mining engineer— program so it can gain accreditation, ' -
‘E E 3 E if“ EE. .5 E . E EE-E' E: . E hotnEEiEne.EE§;,TiE 1.355%. ing program $500,000 on the condition he said. T. '
» ~ ., 3 ”T . -. , _ . were 3; .5“. T" ‘ 3 that other members of the state‘s coal On Sept» 3. 1981- the Kent-mo — - -
s»... - of... e?“ ' ii: " §EE.K. .:t gut-.3. . ,. j’ industry meet the donation on a 2-1 Kernel reported in a Corynght story
WEE” E - 33 if: E '7 EEE EnErEt E E “TT ‘T 3‘33 5...; E 3 .. basis. that lack of accreditation for the pro- ’ 7,.
Ego EE'EE-E- If“: EEK" E‘TT g ' 3 ”mg... E3 ._ -. . The Universrty received confirma— gram could endanger the job pro- .
r . . 3»- .i’ :33... . ’\- t a... 3. . tion just prior to the announcement seeds of students graduating from ..
. . *fsiifik :3“ .3', ‘t"'~..r- ii,".~.;E-;".z,n;si.~. e1... ‘ ' E“. \w»e_83. . . ‘ from the managements of various the department next year when state
EEEE. EdouatEEtxh‘E E- . Es-.. EE‘T‘T E :- E E W E ‘ “Eh companies and concerned individuals law Will require all people seeking E E
T. . _. it ' I .. “M the m 3 - “T? TTTTTTT‘T i... the st minor needed on be registration as mining engineers robe 3- 2 .
,. ’WVM“°.§§§§§ when 55 3_ ' W 9;.- h” 3“ " 2‘ 5. ”i § Catesby Clay. preSldent and chair- school. j
. {hiiieew - ETE Mm f , f ..~33“".“E .EEETEéi; .3 /“ . .. g man of the board of the Lexington The donation, along with the ' ‘
3.15; a. - . ‘ , 5v “WE :3 . 15.37:)“ NJ... based Kentucky River Coal Corp. renovation of the Mining Engineering f' --
.i 5. p we Maw-35: , .i. , r "r ‘ ' T“ 2 if" " . .V . i. ‘5 . to, . :WN‘" said his company inspired the Building already underway, is hoped
= 5g - e. .. " .. .‘ g i. .3 . - ’ ._ ,_ . E E challenge donation because of the to give the program accreditation ;
-3; g 5 ...... - .Efil "TEE eh To H... w growing demand for mining along with assisting in the Univer- ; 33
p Q . 33......“ g : E-é‘ ; 3‘ ETE. 3 engineers and the low percentage of sity‘s effort to recmit a department I
- 3r 3 he .. a..- . 3 en‘s Kentuckians holding such jobs within chairman,Singletal'y said. -
g; «TEE " g Z . 3 i 5- '3 up - . . _ the state. “This should help us and the in- 3"
Ere ' . 'I; "E - T" at? 5 .5; w 3 g I ”It is unthinkable that the number dustry itself . . . the program ought E. ’3
rm MAVEI who..." one coal producing state in the nation not only be accredited, but superb,“ '3- .3 .,
Up In SMOKE does not have a top notch coal mining he said. _‘ E
Flames and smoke engulfed apartments at Harrodsburg Square, 750 three-alarm fire destroyed l2 apartment units with another six engineering department and the "We will move to create the foun- -.
Shaker Dr., yesterday morning when a grease fire, started on the apartments damaged by water. Each unit was valued at approx» University of Kentucky,"Clay said. dation and that foundation will be the f 2 ..
third floor of a building, spread to the attic and ignited in flames. The imately $50,000. Luckily, there were no iniuries. The names of the other donors focal point in the future." '. ;
Low wages are major problem ' Io t '
——-—-———— SCiehce junior from LexinEton. has availabilities in a central Office- BUt depended upon {0 help make the ted for several years — some more Halsey said that last year appr0x. -.
ESESFJ'FENDLAY worked in the library for Six they must Pay $2.15, that’s the state library work. than once per year — but the results imately 15,050 students worked in the E. -
, semesters and 15 paid $2.75per hour. law. They do not have to pay the “Regardless of my personal feel— never reach the federal minimum program and received at least $335 31,-“,- ‘-
__.._.._—._————__.—— Druggan said he feels “it’s 10W. i'd federal minimum wage.” logs the fact remains that the rate lS wage figure per hour with a 5 cent raise for each
like more money. [don’t get tostudy Foushee said one of the Univer- dictatedtous,"she said. One campus program, however, year worked. “Work/Study federal
Part- and full-time employmentisa on the job or anything like that so I’m sity’s largest units of student employ- Faith Harders, assistant director does ensure students of the federal funds increased by fifty thousand :. ' .
necessity for many students, and an not recompemated.” merit, the Food Services division, for administrative services at the minimum wage. Students entered in dollars this year," he said. .
onoampus job can be ideal for a shi- He said. however. the job has the rays federal minimum wage or library, said about 350 students work the Work/Study program qualify ' :.-3‘
dent ill/“hm" a car. Bl“ some students advantage 0f being on campus and above. in the library and are paid or started through another program —— Finan» Halsey said he COUid see the issue 0f " E
are finding that a major drawback to “that’s one of the reasons I keep com- He said the state pay rate changes out being paid the 3215 wage, “That's cial Aid. student wages from both directions. .
campus employment 15 low wages. ing back to it" according to each session 0‘ the Ken- what the state is saying is fair. It is available to them. said coor- E 2513' -
Under state law. the University 0"“ Even though the state minimum thk)’ legislature. it has remained at “I wish we paid more. We have dinator Bob Halsey, because they “Institutions want to get as much -E‘.'-? ‘
ly has to pay student workers $2.15 wage is considerably lower than the $2.15 per hour for the past twoyears. put in proposals to the University for have demonstrated the need to from funds as they possibly can. . 3',’_ r
perhour. The minimum wage IS $3.35 federal level, some students think more." She said proposals for in- receive higher pay along with finan- Students have their choice. Take it or ‘.
per hour. their pay is justified by the degree 0f Roxanna Jones. assistant head of creasing the wage have been submit- cial aid. leave it " 4
“I don‘t think that it’s worth it, work they perform. the circulation department at the
because I think we work harder than “For the amount of work I do, yes library, said she would like to see . - .E '
that,” said Jayne Metzger, who is a (the pay is enough)," said Deanna working students paid the federal ampus "lg t "S serVIce : 5.11:7.
student working in the periodicals Stanford, an A&S senior from minimum wage. “There’s no getting . EL»
and microforms department of the Louisville who receives $3.10 per hour around that. Nobody is happy with . I - :3.“ ,3
M.I. King Library. for working at the Student Center’sin- student wages_ to be In 0 eratlon ton, ht i E-
She receives the University formation desk asan attendant. “pm always embarrassed telling g p g E? ’
minimum wage and said she feels “If She said, however, that she did students (about the $215 wage). We 3'E.2E-. -.,E
K30“ worikt sgofmeuhereblillke “:3 ygu ngt feeiethe ”'60 starting pay was (the Circulation department) are pro- ——_T— Through the combined efforts of initiationofstudentparking fees. "‘51:”
ve a 0 responst Ety a y u a equa ' bably the largest employer Of all the By TAMI WORKM SA Blanton and Padgett a seemingl Brewster said a combination of con- ' 3"
shouldbepaid more." “The rate 0E pay ““6 from units 0f student assistants. Each REPOEEEEE unattainable oal of obtainin‘ a mini: cerns m kes the new route essential E E‘
The $2.15 minimum is the starting organizational unit to organizational semester we have on the payroll __.__“_ b has becmg ea realit 5‘ to the :‘n -'. g. .
pay for nearly all students working in unit depending upon the job." between fourty-five and fifty student "5 y' ca pus‘ .‘R '-
the library and "5 branches, but saidStudent Employment Director assistants." While student services are being The 13-passenger, handicapped . . ' ’ ."
usually students are given raises on a Chet Foushee. Jones said that because of Gov. cut to the bone at most universities, equipped vehicle replaces the original msafety {or the Students (Printer ‘13“ 35.5 if
semester basis. “Each organization can do its John Y. Brown’s state hiring freeze, UK is addinga new one. suggestion of continuing current bus e women students) and service for .j t‘
Terrance Drussan. an Arts and ownhiring. They don’t havetolist 30b her student assistants are heavily At6:30tonight, acampus night-bus routes into the nights. To run a :?§e$?:'n:apppregv$: Eh: 3:?cgog
. I . service will start operating. regular-sized day ‘bus would have cost every student who is 0‘3“ on campus at . El 5..
Students support the presrdent s policy Ter- Peeeet ereeer of pi... rewrite- reek-"eme-deeww endoscope... he...
" safety, and Jack Blanton, vice presi- ble, said Davrd Brewster, assrstant “ _ 5;.
on continuin r ' t t' n f th d ft dent for business affairs, will turn director for public safety. parking The CATS route schedule is Sunday f
g egls r a I O or e r a over a set of symbolic keys to Student and transportation. through Thursday, 6:30 to “:30 pm. -.V .
Association President Britt Brewster said the $23,000 needed to Running every half hour, it will begin '_
_______— . . . . ,, . . . Brockman at 10 am today in front of purchase the CATS (Campus Area at the top of Administration Drive and
By N-A- BROWN 5.8““ ““88“ ‘5 "may ‘95“‘3 m9‘““‘ I sup?" the "5‘53”“ “r. “5 Administration Drive. 'ITansit Service) bus came from the follow the genera] campus layout. ~._
Senior Staff Writer tion as a safety devrce, Kathleen purpose, Carter said, but the final 5 5 _ . .5 _.
Knight, an assistant professor in decision about registering should be . - . ',fl
————————-—-— political science, said “Reagan is up to the person involved. We've got E EE‘ . E , ~ 1‘ i ._ '
_ more concerned about the likelihood freedom, so it should be up to the in" . - " '3
President We“, 3938,“ has “Pk' of war." dividual whether he wishes to fight or . . ,1
eddownononeofhismalor campaign not." . SES‘E ~ 5. ‘
promises — to end peacetime Lewis disagreed“! doubt we would Instead of repealing the peacetime { " ,‘iE,
registration for “19‘1”“ —3hd many get into war unless there is a tilted registration act, Reagan has an- :5 “RE .-
UK students and faculty members actOf waronthe United States." nounced a further restriction. He has V t. .e 3
are supportinshisdecision. Tinsley said he felt the us. would promised prosecution of all citizens ' in!!! E 'E E
Reagan has denied rumors that "0‘9“” “1"“. “me“ he? WWW“ who declinetoresister. “3‘ r ‘. ; 3
~ ~ . anlssue‘thatpooedathreattomr 3 . 5
registration is a proxy for the draft, , . . , . I an? -.
and saidhewmid mmumieiheamfl vital reamed. ourofl fields, ourdm- Thomas P. Lewts, College of Law 9' .. 3 3
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only in the event of a “national lyllvellhOOd- _ _ _ ' dean, said he was against prosecu A v “3' _
emu“ .. Most people vowed thetroounon tion. “Iwouldhopethey would finda ': ‘1 . . .- . »
E that the registration, while it is not better solution.” 3-3». o - _ .. _ ’ _ .
Allen TlmleymbiOlogy senior, said perfect, is M6387? and cannot be Tinsley disagreed. “If they break a 5...... ”T“ we . , Q ‘e g ;_ ._ Tc- I \~- .‘ ‘ ~
he felt Reagan originally and disregarded. law and everything it implies, then ' . _ . , . ,T . '3 a. 3 . ,
“idealistically” intended to end , . . . theyshould havetopaytheprice." l” ‘ £5 ‘ ., M "' t f “i
registration, but once in office found . “1 "link “flotation is o 800d Idea if Should a draft take place, there is ""3‘ -; . a b - 3 3 v .. l 2.. “~-
fheslfuotion impossible. He also said it Wild save 81* weeks to “lease of some question as to whether or not ' .1... (,1 — L - ‘ 4 e ,-
Reaun was only taking a pm“- anatlonalemergency,"'l‘lmleysaid. collegestudents wouldbeexempt. ‘ ‘. ' ' ’ 5 ' .
“m mm‘ He am, Weir. thlt m didn't E LEE E . no 3 E
. think the draft should be im- M0,. 0; the people questioned said 3 " .. I 3- -
MWJMOUMOI'JW plemented unless “someone declared they believed "ever-yme" should be . E q . - t .
3 that the motivation ls only I “or warorwedeclarodwu-" included. Several individuals said it . 3. Q 3 - ,».
mm “mm mm" WW3 - depended on the field of study and the i =2 - l
‘W come “9- Mn N hid ‘0 Betty Marshall. staff secretary for acadenlic status of the student. ,, i . _
adjinttothesltlntlon.” thepolitical science department, said M this “everyone" include ___. J 4 .
GmCartermsocialworkwdor, shedidnotthinkthernilltarycmld women? _ 5 5 M "T".......' . ,
mmwtneopnhodmeontto whmi Wilma” bu“- Men tended to respond “no" while _ ,_ . .. . . . .
I” hi. W m. but With MS. Who VIII "Wt up to be the majority (1' women said they Ki ca‘ebfafion no MAVII KornelStofl
such iota-ultimo] cries u Poland patriotic," said he supported wuddbemgins ”cmE 'd 1 n9 ‘3
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mammal! Ill been fiflmmg lynch“: “1mm tiEdo my part whether it The lnterdenominotional Mass Choir, directed by Charles Little, sang Friday at Memorial Hall in honor of T
M the majtl'lty 1! people American.” behaeorlbroad." Martin Luther King's birthday. Despite the bad weather, 50 people did turn cut to partrcrpate.
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' l’ 7' mildew week after the “9”“ 9““ “‘8 ‘“ ‘e’miii‘éfs‘i’ffl‘ei‘i‘i‘ili’e‘iiie iiaystait. The our-'1 MEANxID ”05 rail PROBLEMS WITH no: woman»
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V; ' ‘ {$1156 entries in academic ranking. Con- have every fisonezoagg 1e: itbeknown. Such NALlSl W00 gSFDNMHV‘ MRDE UP 0F NEONPRLBlSEXUhLIFWfi
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I I ‘. companying its findings With iffigdfiatzygrty be tolerated even from a total rookie on any AT 54C"; W MONGO/ mfg INTERESTED IN STUDtES
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, i- ‘ . ridiculous” and “a tremendous diSSerVice to (Steffi: an: equally indignant response. 0n ' ”R Q I , i.
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,x 'I . ;I,I'I.; their weapons bethore Nilllfealigllfée: evFI; illilstancei the mOdest 1968. intimidated gastnof our public of , /, a.
:2 . ' oprr1130.1983. {$an ms The on- handguncontrol bill is under attack flClalSiI :ays t hgslanti-gun forces
. I . on the purchase° th Existingsupp- m Congress. Abill sponsored by Sen- 330““? sablis to get the 346119 '_—___—_-—
. 1y salesml'befrom 9 James McClure, R-Idaho, and Rep. will be ma 8 I “I ham Biilots
. ‘ . .- ly of regiSLered handguns. Harold Volkmer D-Mo., shoots holes signatures nefdedoftougIe 13:1“ :ays the Doux
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7 " _’ _ 3 “ “‘4 against handgun saleIsfaIiItIid $2531? dgxgfimmfféflgg‘fi'out by pm Writers wanted down in mwmimszrfm :2 (tlifyen‘tieth century. 0,, Friday,
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’ ’ V «7' My; ht. Seny- Steve Symmsx R'Idamx Wh° Men's °f theulmnfiwe‘ $th 33:; IhOpe this letter finds you in good needOf aIfrIiend. Please hear my out- January 15, a man by
.; Ii: I _, I . Mc rorv always rides shotgun for the gun lob- makes a Icompe mghangmllhs killed 8 health. I’m an inmate at s_0_C.F. in cry for this is my hope. Write Mr. J9 - Martin LutherKingshould have come
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