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. R Vol. XC, No. "7 South.“ "94 University of Kentucky. Lexington. Kentucky independent since 19‘" Wednesday, April 23, I906
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Br1ta1n JOlnS other Eur0peans whose iiiiisiiciiiii iiiciiiiiei iii. pi- . . stOps s ort o eporting own 1 yans . , -
lice, said the authorities had made , . i. ‘ .:
' ' f L'b certain that the 259 Libyans training The Associated Press meant by that. However. Speakes some of the Libyans might carry out I l .
1n greater SCfUtlny O l yans here as pilots or aircraft technICians did say. "we will take up these kind terrorist raids at the behest of Li ‘ _ I
wet? fnot 'n a pOSition ‘0 commit WASHINGTON — The Reagan ad- of issues at the economic summit in byanleader MoammarKhadaty x 'I . -
oterror. ‘ .- - .._— ,.. i, . . I . .I . .I
By LARRY THORSON around the country the Home Office ac ministration praised European allies Tokyo from May 4i Tht lnited States did not Itxptt , I. . I . . _._ .
Associated Press said The were tobede rted soon yesterday for taking steps to rein in While saymg it was heartened by the Libyans. he said. because ‘ there 3 - I . f . .
' y p0 ' Except for the trainee pilot, all the Libyan diplomatic personnel while the arrest of the Libyans in Britain will be a Libya after Khadafy’ and , . a I .. -
LONDON — Britain rounded up 21 The swift British action is based Libyans were students at universi- revealing it has deCIded agamstex- and the move by a dozen European it may help the l' s pHSlllon lll ii i . - .
Libyans yesterday and said it would on a Common Market decision an- ties in Scotland. Wales and England. pelling Libyans from the United nations to restrict tIheIsize and activ- post-Khadafy Libya it some Libyans ,I ' -. -.
expel them for "revolutionary activ- nounced Monday to restrict Libyan including five in London. the Home States. . _ ities of Libyan missions known as have been closely exposed to tho . . I, '," '1
ity n Prime Minister Margaret activities around Europe. Office said. Noting the arrest of 21 Libyans in "People‘s Bureaus." the administra~ l'nited States . .~ i; . y . . ‘
Thatcher said her government is I . , ‘ Britain and moves by other Euro- tion disclosed it had weighed or- Parker Borg. of the State Depart- .' - ‘-.
considering further actions against .5“) immediate reaction came from Th th t ld the H _ f C pean countries to curb trade with dering the estimated 2.000 to 3.000 ment. said the number of Libyans in ;* .I i f Pit-"'29,-
~ , - . t‘ . Lib-Ya' But m Moscow, the “new a c er 0 Iouse 0 om- Libya and restrict the movements of Libyans out ofthis country. the l'mted States is between 2.000 - .‘- -‘ i"; '.‘.
Libya.but not economic sanc ions. Sov1et news agency T355 said Lon- mons she would have “Red the Com~ its diplomatic personnel. White “We have considered whether to and 3.000 and most of them are stu .‘" " 1. '2
The Ohl)’ detainee whose name don had joined a “vicious anti-Li- mon Market [.0 take more sweeping House spokesman Larry Speakes send them home and have decided dents .' '3 ' 1‘25." ii»;
“'35 announced was Adel Masaoud, byan campaign" which T355 said measures aga'l‘s‘. Libya and she re- said. “These are the kind of steps. not to." John Whitehead. deputy sec. . . , _ ' t
23. an airline pilot trainee who was launched by Washington. Tass vealed that Britain has opposed sell- this is the kind of cooperation that is retary of state. said In an appear- Tlieteweteothei developments It .I . ... .IIII
threatened ‘0 form an anti-US. SUl’ said accusations 0f Libyan involve- "lg Empea'? {00d surpluses to essential if we‘re going to combat ance before a pair of House Foreign “Mann?“ SNK'W-la- USHSlahl ; . ‘ ‘. ,3
cide squad a month IagoIduring the ment ‘n revolutionary activity were Libya at cut prices. terrorism on an international Affairs subcommittees 59"“4313' ”1 't‘ranswrtation h.” 1”“ . I- . i, IV
ILS -Libya confrontation in the Med- a tpretext for the arrests and depor- . . . . baSis.” But in response m questions. :;l'lldll<;]fl£ll affairs. said the l llllt't’l . ~ . » I. , "I. :I. ;
iterranean. ta ‘0"5- But the primeImimster rejecteda But Speakes also said. "Quite Whitehead also said FBI sut‘xeil- ’ ”i” ”If" “I II"! ”' II‘ 1‘" “ml 4‘” . . ' .~ ‘- ‘. .
The 21. all university students ex- “We are considering further mat- C?” for economic sanctions by he” frankly, though. more needs [0 be lance 0f Libyans in the United States Pink? t IdtIIf‘II‘ “Winfred“ high " ' . ' 3 t. .' i'~"
cept for Masaoud, were among 7.500 ters about Libyan pilots in this coun- Kinnock. leader or the oppOsition done-H was being stepped up after last li>t~lastliilzl WIIIIIst IinItIidf-ntIs \IIIhe list I . . , i . I,
Libyans living in Britain and were try and any further actions we can Labor Party. President Reagan's Chief SPORGS- week‘s raid on Libya. H“ Sam the"? ' ‘ ' ( “a" ’ )u 'UMW“ ' l " ~ -._ ~ '
picked up in early morning raids take."Thatchertold Parliament. See 5(‘Rl"rl\\.Pagt-ti man declined to spell out what he was concern over the possibility s.. iii~PtiRii\t.,ig.._ i. I- I
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g ' 3 (y’g‘?(i: I}, ”,5..& m" ' ' ' 9 I ' I . tioiial leave would not ltt‘ counted as . . ~I -.
."v- we ' ~.. '. I" ’ ' '. ° ‘ _ l‘aculty interested in pursuing ad» probationary tx-riottseriice ' . '
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. . . x a, f” . I w... ° 1 J .. - . -. t . The Senate ('ountil yesterda) I I . .. . ~
fizvr”'l" ‘ ‘ . 3 . l “l I . i ' r - ‘ . ~ voted to at'ct‘pl an amendment to II I'll lIn‘I “Witt: HlI liustti - Stptt .iiI . ,
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331*}. .j ‘ ‘ ' n .' q ‘ , _ ' .. ‘ .3 “0m referring to "educational \itis ariiiiout iiil piiiiiiltt-t. tiit llll_\ - I
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“I “....C .I Mr - X f“ . .. the master'slevt-l and Medical (enter sectors to pur . I . ,
354:7 {6" . f" ., i r. .I j . ‘~_ Paul Sears. spet ltll assistant for I‘Iltlll‘.(}:.egrws “my“ ‘1“. ”MN" \ low‘ I
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‘ 2i .' . i *1}. " ment is "an attempt to not put bari l"acult_v "Wm...” [I‘m-m this 'wl- . ' -
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W“ at I I .1 , W I ‘- ‘ ~~ Th0 purpose "1 ”‘0 amendment l> than a halftime assiuiitiit-iit either p I'
‘2’ 1 ‘l‘ ‘ ,5' h) enable faculty nWlanT> 1" “I during the two lull tinit- t-tti‘isectitiit- ' .
ii-ngti . {a} ‘.‘ " .2. . ,r, " ...- quest halfltime or more leave. \iiti Highhm Mi,m.I\hir._ preceding the .
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v . . I ‘ ‘t‘ ‘ v “ granted a leave of absence for "tac (IUU ifIvingexamination ' ‘ > . ~ ’
7f ' t ‘L I ult)‘ dfl010.pn.“l‘nl.‘ . fl“ .wlnfmq-km 0.1m; The council unanimously .tpprtiitid ' - .
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Although the amendment did not ltors \iho mast lcaic ilivir Illt\‘li'tll.\ i , .' '-
include crediting the ‘l‘l()(l of odd to accept research L‘litlll\ should ' - "
Blending | restdents huddle around in a Circle and eat hot- rainy weather early this week. Conditions for alfresco cational leave toward (,hmm”) for hait- the Mn”. MIMI“ “k”. W" .‘ . ‘3 1. ‘. .I ’1
dogs and hamburgers at their spring picnic despite the lunching may not get any better before tomorrow. sabbatical hith ,1 would ,1”; h(. l’h' ”I... ”WWW, I”._Ii.hi.. HM... 1'.” : 'I .
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. ' was ,_ 3% ME; Information about offcampus liv- , . n . ,‘ .5 '.". 4. ‘ i ' ,l
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~ d It (I ingttinaCZIpru: aasnh: iglrddhceil h"); an; \ . . "SEEK? for students. But some answers may / . 7 7 R ' . . .' i“ ". t ' t f. >" x i‘ ,-
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helnhgohrlgl:ih‘iIih‘IttItliItapgetfiolIirfIttuIr: :EIIim audience in the Student Cen §§§$§ The Commuter Student 0m“. ,5 \ 3, 1- i.' . I.II ItII ,I
horrors to Lutheran “martyrs" in (‘ooper spoke to about 50 people on ' .. l 33:20:21?‘grgfiufinfrgnfiorigngw; l a i r' ‘i ~ 3- 5
East Germany. ”The Early Days: U.S.-East Ger- .‘ _;;. 1 ‘ 206Student (‘enter ' l I ' I ‘ . a ' " i' 115"
(‘ooper served as the L'nited man Relations." 3' Hepresentatives‘ from area busi- , .-. ‘ . . I'Ii
”fate; {P‘s} ambasfsador [372:]? 15:52 “WP“ said. ”Those who study \ nesses and [SK services will provide ’ . . ~ '.
HI" h'tt); “I“? n tom d ."6' . u German literature and history" information about campus housing. - _ . .
.t d . earier .“He m he." know the great diversity 0f Ger- community rental properties. trans \ ' _ .~ i ‘.‘ .
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(f tg-llk-‘V 't ll :“I -’ ”(13 I:“ manyintheartsandmusm. portation. utilities. car safety and \ AI r I‘ . ' i .
“$3. [1“]! .urope d 1e C use Of m d But “the (German Democratic telephone services. said Sharon ' " - x
[.m' told that viewing Buchen- Republic) and the (Federal Repub- (:l‘llltlb. program coofrdinator for the b ‘ . I f .I
wald shortly after its liberation in- he "f Germanyi are chiefly one peo- (()”~1\nlldlehf‘stut(ii:lrltn(t)“Clio commute . , . '

delibly etched in his «Looper st Sec AMBASSADOR. Pagefi JOHN SHERMAN COOPER don‘t have any idea where they are =M’g
.. . ”‘33?“ .. (...: . going to live."Chil(is said. .
*W:§§V C f t "tThe fair) is an attempt to circu- . ~
«g .. ow\. w» ' -- »- '- .x. ‘.‘P>’.~’:~'-.' . . . . -ii . aw '
amfirga . I; on erence 0 examlne late useful information about livmg '°“"°"““"“ ‘ . -
‘vm‘i,’5§§fs:;§§§¢:§fn tidal-123:; tilt??? :tnudlht: Ee‘mdfgg The Student Government Associa» “we want to on)pha5|]l(‘ that we do -
. “ . tion legal adviser will probably be not endorse or recommend these
"to NIH". Phonoflc, tho coal as source Of fuel :1") énzslfiffgfialazl“fifi)me T29 available to dlSCUSS tenant-landlord businesses.” she said "We have not
.9" round mound 05 mos- 8.” '5 95.1“ 0 p m ma e i'elations.she said inspected the properties " She
9' I ByBRADGEMEINHART an international reputation," Figg “"Sede‘ni‘lnnfit I _ I stressed that the fang During-9 .5
C093. will visit UK: Shivol Contributi Writer - t thro h- Information will be presented in The fair is the first of its kind at .
Y “8 said. Abou 125 people from ug I . _ . I purely informational.
..Field today. For the story, out the United States. Mexico. Cana- four areas: consumer issues and l'K. (‘hilds said. The idea for it '
... mIpm 2. Coal. one of Kentucky‘s main eco- da and possibly England are ex- tenant relations. housing. transpor- came from similar activities at A stereo-radio-cassette player will
nomic assets, and new waysofming meted toattend.he said. tation ~ car maintenance and safe campuses in large Cities and the be given away at the fair. (hilds .
this source of revenue will be the “This is the 25th conference.“ ty — and utility cost services and need for students to get this kind of said Refreshments also will be pro-
M‘IV VJ Alon hunter will b. topic ofa two-day conference. Figg said. “It is our silver anniver- energyconservation. ChlldSSfildi Ihhlrmillltm Vldt‘d
”km"! “5. "W9“ gm. UK‘s 25th Industrial Coal Confer- sary session.“ The conference is .
MN m the “m". ence, which begins at 1:15 pm. sponsored by the Office of Universi-
m 3 . today at the Carnahan House Con- ty Extension. along with the me- emocra S S aglng e a e
m t '99. - ference Center on Newtown Pike. chanical engineering and mining en-
will attempt to determine ways coal gineering departments. , . . .
can be used as a more efficient fuel The speaker for the session will be Staff reports Versailles. are running for the nomi- itored questioning session will begin
‘ sen SOUI'W- MD. Gurney. senior engineer for nation of their party for the 6th Con A panel of students consisting of
. More specifically. the conference the National Institute for Petroleum The College Young Democrats is BFGSSlOHalDi-‘lrifl. I ml‘mht‘m 0f lb? orgamlahttn WI"
. . will discuss ways in which coal can and Energy Research. in Bartles- attempting to promote political Th0 forum has "Ol he?" defilghed (luvsnnnih‘? candidates
, beusedasadiael fuel. ville. Okla. awarenesson cam s. to he a debate. but rather an infori Question topics WI“ include de-
"7od'7 will 5‘ W and Theconference is open tothepub- . . f .. puI . . mational session for anvone inter- tense. welfare. national economy.
W with o hlfll floor ‘0. lie although it “is designed primari. .IEvemng "9"“ include a buf et The pom“! organization “We" ested. During the forum. the candi- foreign policy and government
I’M aid tomorrow wilt Iy for power plant operators and dinner at Sfigndletop Hillnbeiiufil 59'" two 09mm“ congressional dates will discuss their views on spending
1,. M d... wok ..., those involved withthesale and bur- 59m" ‘9” “mm w' '° “09““ “mg. 3". '“‘°’m“"°““' topics that directly affect the 6th Following the panel discussmn.
, 0 . . ,. . . Nichols. director of the UK Counsel- forum at 7 tonight in 223 Student . . . . - . .
M O “A. W m ning of coal. and Robert has, as- . ndT t'n C nter C t Add't‘ District and the nation. members of the audience will be al-
.. in!" ' sociate dean of University Exten- inga 5' g e ' en er ”on' Each candidate will be given a lowed time to question the candi-
. '.' mm' sion. The conference will conclude at The candidates. Tim Connolly of short time to briefly give a selfde- dates.
”This conference has atablished noontomorrow. Lexington and Jerry Hammond of scription and then a carefully mon- Theforum is open tothepublic.

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" g. . 'j r... 3 a... - . Baseball team signs prospects
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M‘mmn“ “We thought we COUld g N... v“ figg 9 $3 .’ . _ The UK baseball season is still two weeks from being
The Louisvtlle t‘at‘dinals won‘t be bring some fun. G- 'i . g9. «f . .itgt 3 .. :2? I r}. OVCT, bl" Wildf-‘aI coaCh Keith Madison has already begun
. the onl} kind oi hird appearing at . x ‘ jg .. t V‘ 3 .. adding to his 1987 roster.
- the Kentuck} baseballgamettxiay. rated entertainment to - - . y“ -- V ~ Scott Pruitt of Lexington, John Hampton of Cynthia-
l‘he other ieathered itlr‘t‘lgnt‘r who the University Of ‘ ‘ na, Billy White of Louisville and David Ray of Snellville.
will descend on Shhcl} l- ield stands ” t§ .9921... t ~ . ~. ,1 Ga committed to UK this s rin
. T-t‘eet tall. weighs .loo pounds and is Kentucky. ‘ -' ' ’1 ‘ . .. -. p g: . .
_ _ . ., . , . ~ He . = ‘ we 3 ‘ '«‘ The 5-foot-9. lSS-pound Pruitt, a swnch-hitter. stole 29
U)\U‘(tl \\llh bright gieen iur John Mugarian Q t w it _

. , ‘ , \ius horn on Galapagos island but I . ~ ' ‘ _, _ x ~- ’- i bases and scored 60 runs for his 17-year-old summer team.

« now makes his permanent home at LKaSSlStam baseball coaCh , w” South Lexington, and was a starting corner back for La-

’ , r'cteruns Stadium m Philadelphia. — 3" \ . .. a; fayette‘s 4-A State Championship football team.

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- . . I Yes. the one and only Phillie Phu~ game. L'K. 18-23 overall. won 4-3 at *5- t _ ' _ Hampton, a shortstop-pitcher. h" ~400 ‘Ylth a 9'1 pliCh'

. ~ ' mm. “I“ he making me college Cardinal Stadium when Terry i . -~=- ' . mg slate as a sophomore and batted .507 With a 7-3 record
' j dehut when l'K plats host to Louis Schumpert doubled tn Alan Yankey .=:j' . at if . record asajunior.

, tilledt lip m \t'ith\tw'0h0u(:smthatgpofthe “'Y‘g‘hI-ml ' l >_ ‘ . ' White. from Louisville’s St. Xavier High School, is

. - ,' "“1"”WHEN\‘t’t'tlUMbrmt-l 50"“? N e. an a _g game a ‘3'3 5’ ' . "ails-QIN " considered b man to be one of the best h' h school

' i - I . ' I ttiit. (i-l‘alt‘ti entertainment to the LOUISVlue- said head coach heith 'g-‘l'wéigza. k a N 13":i.s.-"‘s~*mx7 2“" » ’ ' \Kk . h ' yh K y k l d' Wh' bg
“ . " ' i'iiiiersitx oi Kentuekx.” said L'K Madison. "We got a win that we des- ' .' “'3 - " ~ \.~. n s .ortstops "T t e entuc y-.n 1.2"“ area. "6 atted '402
‘. I , ' , .- ' .l.\.\l.\l;llll Alliiflfiilil“ coach John Muga- periileiy needed." .. . h "gig?“- ’ IE”: ’. ’ " list \I‘ ’I With 29 RBI m 33 games as a Jumor'

- ,t _' ‘ mn "He‘s il great entertainer and Madlstméald the “Ildcais lack 0‘ M ”Lifhfizé'f; 3;; ‘ " - ° ..» The 6-2. 210-pound Ray. of Dekalb Junior College in
. . ' 3 he brings people to the hallpai-k who clutch hitting has hurt! them lately. .‘K‘ . m, Nafi - a .3253.» Atlanta. 08.. batted .315 and is having another good sea-
ff ‘ ' nortntill} wouldn't come " “‘3 hopes Mhumpfi’l‘t 5 game-wm- H” s 5' » \ s. '-'-;__..f}---'»‘ son for a 36-6 squad

' . . V ' - Mutzat'itin >Llltl he not the idea for ning dOUbll‘ I? it >18“ ”‘3‘ the team 9: ‘:'~.{_f‘:. ”:1 - 1 ‘
_ ‘tit'inging the Phtinatic to [K from “11} start getting sometimel)‘ hits. 3 “fix... .;_.¢_;°_j.;.j .. V” 3‘
.. - . I his t'ttttt'lllllll >tml ‘dt 151’ Th0 53“ hey h'ts‘ however.’ [mm "0‘ been . i saw.” I .
. ~ ‘. ow. t‘hicken. another major theonlyproblemforl h. . .3 it a Bold Arrangement to run in Blue Grass
’ ' ‘ league mascot. appeared at a couple “_OUFUmN‘P‘g problel: haa'been m; (Q; 3g ’ . 3:3
of litilllt'5 there and helped bring a .lUl‘K‘S. . 'd 150" Sill : " 6 ve no N :21: 5‘, l - _ . .
' it'Vi thousand tans tntothestadium been able (0 PU‘ our "”19 best 913)" “guest? 3 " U 310: grtmniengent. :nhEn%IISh bred colt}; wcllil mire :15
fl , . Mugnrian hopes the Phanaiic Will 911* 0U! there at onetime. tie; :» Eye ’ E ' _._. m e a es C ut an ‘S "St Stan 0". I e m w en 0
tiothe saint-iorthe Wildcats. summg shortstop Russ Schueler M... 3;: . 3%; s ~ . ._ _.. M 3 opposes it other 3-year-olds tomorrow in the Blue Grass
' ’. "it's the lit‘sl time anything, like has a pulled groin muscle and is .- {My WW Stakes.
- ., ’ this has *M‘” ““119 imd it hi” the PO' questionable for today‘s game. if g,“ f5 . ’3 .. ' ‘ The one and one-eighth mile Blue Grass at Keeneland is
» ’ ’ 7 , ‘5’"“5” {0 9".“ "..l“i"g‘.'tnuimperr 0i SChue'er d‘mn.‘ pm)“ .SChumpe.” a. “t ’ . ' " ‘- ‘ the final major stepping stone to the Iva-mile Kentucky
‘ . . ‘ mi” flluhdm.“ Sal}. ’ m “e. .99 “1“ move ‘0 Short and \ankey “"11 m%% ‘5’ N Derby May 3 at Churchill Downs. and a good performance
. that onte the tans ate in the >iddl‘ startatsecond base. W......;._.< ._ . ,. ..
- - .. w . « . '\' ,_ ,- 3 - ., w - ’ could earn Bold Arrangement a Derby start.
out. lht} Ldll \(t “hell college bat Th _ . . 't h f UK 3“ be “a. .. 3 .. gas. .M .
ixiliisullahout " , ebtdrtmg P' C 9r 0’ “1 ~~ " M; “inflow After entries were taken yesterday, Bold Arrangement
. ‘ ,. ) . . . . . . \ince Tyra. H3. who leads the staff ”NW . . '
the l hanutit. howctet. will not be m innings pitched and carries an coumsvmmuflwummm was made 12-] in the early line for the Blue Grass. which
_ the only entertainment today, - earned run average of“ 16. . . ' - . . will be worth $239,600 if all 12 start.
The othei >p€tl0> oi bird, the (ar- ‘ The Phillie Phonetic makes its college debut at the UK-Lomswlle
dinals. will tangle with the Wildcats Louisville comes to town with a baseball game today 0,3 p.m. at Shively Field.
_ in a rematch ot Monday night's record oils-24.
’ . . w O’Grady fined, suspended by PGA
. W omen s tennis team storms into SEC tourney _ M... a. ..
. . B KitlsToPllr‘R Rl's‘s‘l-‘ll . 11 t t on the‘r home . h t th 'd in UK t'll Chr' K UK) d f ted Let' PGA Tour Commissioner Deane Beman, was fined $5.000.
. ) . . t . 4 . 4 IS an CXCE en eam l ing er 0 e SI 91 85. S l [S arges i e ea 1- ' -
Stanwmer courts. managed to carry a +2 lead into cia Herrera 6-2. 5:], 6-2. Eleonor suspended from Six tournaments and placed on probation
' "But WE’VE played some 0‘ the doubles without Archer. Jonasson beat Jamie Plummer 7-5, forayear by Beman. . _ . .
’l'hc l’K women's tennis team toughest teams in the country this “(Archerl had a great tear and 5.2 and Caroline Knudten won 5.4, 5. The pro golfer’s lawyer said yesterday the dismplinary
’ t‘Ompk‘tt‘d ”5 rt’gUla‘r‘Si‘aSO“ SChC‘d' season. so we‘ll be read)!" Patrick could possibly be one of the top two tover Marta Homedes. action. the stiffest imposed in Beman’s 12 years as commis-
' “l“ 1““ “"‘ekgnd “1th momentum- sa'd' . . . seeds at the conference tourna- Takagi and Hahn beat Wathngton sioner. will be appealed and he hinted at the possibility of
« gaining \‘lCitlrlf‘S over New Orleans t'K. Florida and Georgia Will be .. , . . . .. -. and Herrera 6-1, 6-4 at No. 1 dou- -
4 . . , , . , , , . . ment. Patrick said. So there s no legal action.
and Louisiana State the heat) favorites. With LSU and d bt . "‘ed h l‘m re 11' bles. LSU won the last two doubles . .
., _ . . Mississi iState the best long shot 0“ “8 miss er. a 3 matches The penalties stem from bitter personal attacks on
lk. which heat New Orleans, 9-(lin . . PP pleased at the way the rest of the - . . _ B d h' d . . . f h d b O’G
' New tirleans and ISI’ 34 in Baton POSSIblmleS- team came through. With Beckwith Karges and Knudten finished With eman an 15 a ministration 0 t e tour ma e y ra-
Rouge. now heads into this week— The New Orleans match was a in the lineup. i think it would have the best record in conferenceplay. dym several newspapermterViews.
. . ends Southeastern Conference tour- complete blowout as UK lost only been 5<1aftersing|eS.” Mfg“, went 80 at No. 4 Singles
nament tti Athens. Ga . as one of the five games in nine matches. Allison _ “'hlle knudten W35 9'0 at NO- 6.
‘ teams to heat. Evans saw her first singles action m The scoring went as follows:
"We leel we have a legitimate a long time and beat Jean Paupard Tamaka Takagi (UK) beat De
chance of winning the whole thing.“ 6'0- 6'0 at No.65ingles. Ann Watlington at No. 1 singles 6-2. . . o
3 said l'K coach Mike Patrick. "On The following day. L'K beat a solid 6-1. Sonia Hahn «L'Ki beat Dana De
paper you would have to favor Flor- LSL' team without the No. 3 singles Watlington 745. 6-3. Evans filled in - . -
ida because they have won it so player Beckwith Archer. who came well for Archer, losing to Pattie
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laIke My Eyes Off of You and conversation, unlike Wilson's other '1‘ . week. Her album I“Jenniier Rush on their own One 1\ ,i :uuarisi \IllL' . . , . .
“l veINevIeIr BeentoMe. . albums. Keep pales in comparison g r "g. got a rave revtew in the lullu'tliiii‘t‘i' er. punk rocker in Human; w..- , , - ' I'II-. «I i'.
WhichI i? why heIr [ategt LP Keep to two albums in particular, one of Q t" Journal. . . plays Jazz saxophone in New \ oi'i. - 'I — . If- .
You SatisjiedIdoesn t. her earlier albums with Julian 3‘» I That s in America She s already a After two years in r'leiishiii'g ali‘ ' I, ' i, :
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has been making records smce leav— recent LP with Ramsey Lewis. Both .I't“ America, released in February by retui nod to live with tiei llltiillt'i' m ' . ' . iI‘ ".
ing the Capitol label in 1989 n the Of these albums featured songs with I Epic Records, is a compilation of Rochester. \' \' in ninth oi lotii .. 1 'I‘ I, at?
mus'c, on Keep isnt bad. Just de- Wilson's vocals followed by instru- - two albums that were hot in Europe grade she [It‘lUlInt'tl to (ioiiiiaii; to ' . i-{c‘j
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ave t e same appeal must Top 40 I ‘ oi Love." schools lion. lll‘\l gluiiti' llllt'l)_' 5’ '-’ I: , ';'
tunes have: all the rage for a month Though this album was obviously , ' .‘IIfII The singer. 5 feet 9 inches tall. high school not rowan.“ ~ :_I 121.154“; ‘f
and then gone. devised to feature Wilson on her IIIIg‘ I?“ horn in Queens in 1960. says. "if schools 1 uiaitunt. u ' wt. tags, .I g; .' J.‘
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her carry words through an apseal- songs are pop, completely lacking NANCY WHbON 5 KHZP YOb SATISFIED you can come home 'l‘hat s the way years [started \Iilillll; lllt‘lt' .-‘,;‘I7‘j' ff:
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in? he? :gfi5::l®£'::f :fiIignS‘I made for: jazz. A sax solo by Koh- to beroring. regardless oi how out~ ’l‘iui songs on side two . the en- “i‘ve sold about two million al- gene McDanii-ls and ‘.‘.tIi’Ii\t‘Il ‘.\|lll i . ’t, Iii-“I
hunts ‘ suke Mine and Toots Theiiemans' standing the vocals are. ei'gctic “Is It 'l‘oo Late" and the bums in Germany the past year and him about a year He slitippwl ll.. it it“. i-
' harmonica 5010 sound depressingiy The best example of ml, is “.1 electronic "lleawn Bound" are a half. When i went to {\o. l in tin tapes l tlltlll I get a li't‘tili' Ilt‘ill .\lI. Iv 7.-.Ii‘ 1: .'
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from a Virtuoso whose career has . George Michael would probably give though they don‘t quite reach the UK, The Power of Love' is the most many with llllll l tlttt' t t .w l'tl\r~t'l ' .' '- ’15..." -~ '-.
spanned 23 years and earned her a . Perhaps it is unfair to insist on his gold earrings to have the phras- Will“ “Md single in England by a lemalifi dorl'. WlK’H‘ h“ Wt‘tt' l ltd" . "t‘l' I . 2 I: ‘I 5 i ' “I
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