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Senior hurt scaling campus building

Gun found in backpack;
UK Police investigating

By Brenna Reilly

.Vt’fl‘a‘ Editor

Each day thousands of students walk tip the stairs
of the Funkhouser Building. Early Friday morning,
one student tried to walk up the building.

Gregory Wayne Yates, a chemical engineering
senior, attempted to climb barefoot tip the front of
the building, said UK Public Affairs director Ralph
Derickson.

Yates' attempt was unsuccessful and he fell three
stories, shattering both his heels.

In the early morning hours on Friday, Yates drove
to campus and parked his car in front ofthe building.
He then removed his shoes and began to climb up

the front the building.

He apparently got about halfway up the six—story
btiilding )efore falling

Yates told police he lost his grip on the third floor,
Derickston said.

Before police arrived on the scene, Yates had
landed on the concrete.

At about 4 add, a Physical Plant Division worker
inside the building heard Yates scream for help and
called the UK Police Department.

He was taken to Humana Hospital.

Police found a backpack near Yates that contained
a .23~caliber Smith & \Yesson pistol, Derickson said.

“\Ye do not think he was climbing with the back-
pack,” Derickson said.

Derickson would not say if anything else was
found in Yates' backpack, but that police are investi—
gating.

Police suspect that alcohol was involved in the
incident.

Beer carts were found in Yates' car, w hith was
parked in the parking lot in front of the Funkhouser
Building, Derickson said.

Yates, 35, of 108 Shawnee Park, Apt. 1, was w can
ing a belt used by rock climbers, but bad no other
climbing gear with him, Derickson said.

“He told police he had just gotten home from a
back iack outing in Utah," Derickson said.

A so, Yates told police he was a climber.

He was listed in stable condition .it Humana Hose
pital last night.

The incident is still under investigation by the UK
Police Department. No charges had been filed as of
yesterday.

Police said Yates could be charged with violating a
University policy for having a firearm on campus.

The (lode of Student (lconduct says that “pos-
sessing a deadly weapon on ['nnersity pioperty
without authorization ofthe Dean of Students," is a
disciplinary offense.

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Students can
update listings
by mail and tax

By Alison Kighl

Scmor Sniff ll 'rim’

Few things in life are more frustrating than
looking tip someone's phone number in the his
directory. calling them and having a conversation
with a total stranger.

Unfortunately, this can happen to students
because of a lack of a forwarding address when fre-
quently-moving college students move to a new
address.

 

Students and UK faculty and staff are able to
change their listing easily
this year. though. by con-
tacting (It)mmtinications

. . Marketing through several
formats.

Itbiflk people “‘I think people are

are going to going to hate .H curate

)1 phone numbers ll] the
ave ”(curate phonebook this year,
phone ”1477117675 )ecause everything is so

in tbepbone-
boo/e t/Jisyear,
because every—
tbmg 1550 easy SGA is responsible for
to (Image- ” putting out the photte—
V books, and (lhaney said

easy to change," said Stu-
dent (iovernment Associa—
tion President Shea
Chaney.

Shea Chaney everything is running pret-
SGA prevalent ty much on schedule for

the release of this year's
issue.

 

 

 

“\Ve‘re hoping to have
the books out by sometime in ()ctober." (Ihaney
said.

Students who live on campus ha\ e their phone
numbers changed automatically every year, but stu—
dents who move off campus have to change the
number themselves.

Students may send updated information to
Communications .\Iarketing'by fax. e~mail or by
mailing information to Marilyn Suvgielski, (rom—
munications Marketing, 108 Parking Structure #2
0198.

Information also can be changed in person or
mailed to Student Records in the I’unkhouser
Building.

Faxes may be sent to 2i7-Z45‘). Mail may be
sent via e—mail to ukphone@ukcc.uky.eilu.

Along with updated information, students need
to include their UK identification numbers and
personal access codes.

UK faculty and staff may include pager numbers
and cellular phone numbers in listings this year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Zinser Harm! berjob on july 1 .

By Jenniler Smith
Allanaging Editor

The new chancellor for the
Lexington Campus has been seen
just 3 out everywhere — from
clogging on a stage to burning at
the stake.

Elisabeth Zinser, the new chan—
cellor, is small in stature —— barely
taller than 5 feet 2 inches tall, but
the former University of Idaho
president said she is not intimidat-
ed easily.

She said challenges and her
“adventuresome spirit” are what
drive her.

After her ap roval by the Uni-
versity’s Board) of Trustees, she
began her tenure at UK July 1.
President Charles WethinEon
said students will enjoy wor 'ng
with Zinser.

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File ybom

“She is just a ver ' ersonable
individual," he said Rollbwing her
appointment. “The advisory com-
mittee and I were impressed with
her energy and enthusiasm. I think
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She said she believes hanging “I
out with students is one of her
less-publicized jobs as chancellor.

However, Zinser said she can
remember a time when student
activism wasn't a thing she rel~

  

INDEPENDENT SINCE 1971

NEWSZJytes

0.8. and china
plan presidential summit

BEIJING ~— American and (Lhiiiese officials
agreed yesterday to begin planning a fall presiden‘
tial summit —-- signaling that (Ihina's release of
human rights activist Harry \Yu may have begun to
repair months of deteriorating relations.

['ndersecretary of State Peter Tarnoff said the
two sides had agreed to discuss an agenda for a
meeting between President ( linton and Chinese
President _liang Zemin in the United States in
October.

But 'I‘arnoff, the highest~level I'S. official to
visit (Thin-a since relations began to sour in May,
cautioned that much work needed to be done
before such a meeting could be held.

(Lhina and the United States remain far apart on
a number of issues that have plagued ties. Tarnoff
said negotiators would discuss “a wide array" of
topics in preparation for the meeting, btit refused
to elaborate.

 

Plane crashes into restaurant

NIWV SHORFHAM. RI ~ Kyle lot-genson
had just bought a hamburger at J Block Island
restaurant when a seaplane that w as trying to land
crashed into a car, slammed into the caret“. and
exploded.

He. saw a man lump out the piane and run
tow ‘lltl him in flames.

“He went down on the ground and um laid
still." said_lorgenson. 1%. w ho tried to beat the lire
out with cardboard and his shirt.

"l le was completely charred white. Flames were
inst swirling around him. I was freaked out."

The man died. along with two other passengers
on the plane and their pilot.

.\lso killed in Saturday's trash w ,l\ \‘era
Sprague. "I, w ho was getting her car fueled tip at
the restaurant, which shared a building with the
island's only filling station. The plane narrowly
missed the two gas pumps.

‘Good or Boys' being investigated

\YASHING'II )N ._ TheJustice Department is
tryingr to obtain the original videotape that pur~
ports to show racist activities at a “( iood ()l‘ Boys"
rally for federal agents, a spokesman said yesterday.

“\Ve're in discussions with lawyers to see about
getting the origin:il,"_lustice spokesman (Iarl Stern
sditl.

The New York Times reported yesterday that
the source of the tape and stories about racism at
the. roundup was Richard Hayward, a former Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., police officer. The Times said
Hayward was upset when he was prevented from
expressing his white supremacist views at the out—
ings. A disgruntled Hayward provided his tape,
taken at the 19‘)” roundup, to the National Rifle
ASsociation this year, as it was gearing up a mem-
bership driye attacking the Bureau of Alcohol,
'I‘obacco and Firearms. according to the newspa-
per.

justice has issued an administrative subpoena for
the tape to the Gadsden Minutemen, a paramilitary
group in Alabama, Stern said. Hayward said he
gave the original tape to the group, the Times

reported.
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Gates, Buttett plan to hit the rails

().\I;\l l:\. Neh, The world‘s two
reportedly are planning to take a
tram ride through (Ihina.

.\licrosoft (jorp. head Bill (iates,
his wife, Melinda, and Omaha
inycstor \\'arren Buffett are mak-
ing the trip with friends next
month. the Omaha “odd—Herald
reported Saturday. The group is
renting cars on a [hill].

“It is .i personal vacation for
them ((iates and his wife),"
Microsoft spokesman Mich Mathews told the
newspaper from Redmond, \Vash.

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Zinser to stay active in llll student community

wasn't really offended,"
Zinser said. “I understood the stu-
dents' pain and l sympathized.
They burned me to make a point.
It really wasn't a personal attack.”
Two days after her burning,

Zinser said students can exgect ished. Zinser resigned asdpresident and
ener ' and enthusiasm from er, Zinser served as the president the board appointe a deaf preSi-
but t at they should expect more of (iallaudet University in \Vash- dent, who is still at the schoo.

than that, too. She wants them to
expect her to be open to their sug-
gestions and invitations.

“If (students) take the initiative
and get acquainted with me,” she

said, “then they're oing to find rquuirement.

ington, D.(I. for four days. The
students at the University, a
school for the individuals who er

cannot hear, wanted a deafpresi-
dent and Zinser did not fufi l

Zinser said she considers the
(iallaudet incudent one of her larg-
accomplishments in her life
because she was a key player in the
“major deaf revolution for fair
treatment and equality."

that

someone who is rea ly interested
in them.”

She said if students are involved
in some group or activity during
the year, then she can almost guar-
antee they will run into her ——-
whether it be at student picnics or
campus volleyball games.

la

n protest, the students activat-
ed and blocked entrances to the
campus. Zinser said they slashed
car tires and pushed them in front
of the tcs. The students also
made li c-size dummies of Zinser
and a Gallaudct board member
and then burned them.

A

“I had a lot of sympathy for
their cause,” she said. “Students
should get everything out of col-
lege that they want. Those stu-
dents wanted a deaf president —-
they got one and I'm proud of
them.

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HOMEWORK PALS, FALL 1995
September l i - November 30

Homewow Pots is o voiur'eer tutuor ng progrom whrcx ccrnects UK students ‘c
schools and school age ‘x ds 'wlih the goal of promoting ocodemic success end

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Classroom Tutoring Opportunities, 2 hour sessions ]

. Qom - 3 pm, ony M-F. Winourn Midde School, i060 Winpurn Drive. I mile north of
Russelll Cove and New Circle . ol! subiects, 6th, 7th, or 8th grodes

. 80m — 2pm, ony M—F, Bryon Station High Schoo|,Edgewcrth Drive, ‘l mile north of
North Lime and New Circle Roods, moth ond science tutors tor students or risk of

school dropout

[ Afterschool Tutoring Opportunities, 2 hour sessions

0 3pm - 5 pm. ony M-F, Winburn Middle School, tMO vyinpurn Drive, oft Russll Cave
Rd Some transportation is available. All subjects all ages. mostly (1th -8th grades

. 4pm ~ opm, ony M~Th. Bluegross-Aspendote Teen Center, near E or: ond Shropshire,

oil subjects, mostly din-8th grodes A
. 4pm - 6pm, ony M—Th, Micro-City Government, 522 Patterson Street, rn cor» or
Community Center, all subjects. mostly 4th >8th grodes

HOW TO APPLY

1. Pick up application forms at the information Desk in Gillis Building
(on Administration Drive nedr UK’s Limestone Street entrance).

2. Bring completed application form to 1 of the required orientation
sessions: Monday, August 28. 4-5pm 104 Gillis. , .
Tuesday, August 29, 45pm, 104 Gillis
Wednesday, August 30, 4-5, lOA Gillis . .
Thursday August 3 l , 4—5pm, lOA Gillis

for additional lnlornmlon. or alter locust 31. call ioii lirowiev, 251-8942. 1080 Gilli: Bldg

 

 

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