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Mundiw: March 22. l97| UNIVERSITY or KENTI'CKY. LFXINGTUN \ ..i i \u r3. 3?": 3. ,
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BY JEAN RENAKER prompted (lov. louie l“- \unn "
Managing Editor to remark later that i would 5:21 ”335’.“ . r1, :.‘:’.3"3'3‘¢' C
:\ proposal to offer charities hope as a lllt‘nil)o"r oftiie student .1 : " I" ‘ .. " h '. x, 43. if“: ,I
in the student code to a campus» bodv and il\ its representative. .5", . h!“ ,3, x 33 ~ \ $3: , " i :-
wide. referendum before approval you'd be down in x‘3thcns. but i 3;: ' "1:“ wag ‘3," as?" _ swap W 362“" ‘ f 6233‘» L 5. ' i 3'
5 by the Board of lrnstees was: guess you'll be offin the lil‘riiry 3. ‘R 3‘ ‘\g' * h. 1, is m s..-
V ' rejected illilcsday by the Board or over in the science building.“ . "" '-.V '3 ' ,1 3;.3 ““ -- .3 ... “'1‘ '- "Z
The proposal. submitted by 'lhe latter remark of Bright‘s ~33... .. ’3 ,3 , . '. 'V '-‘ 5‘. ,, ‘.'_; 7i g
5f" president 5’39"? Bright. died prompted trustee 'ioinniy Bell 3”” “if" “T - .. «2,35: - ’1 ﬂ" ‘ :33 /_ _ 1
for l‘dL‘k Of‘d WYL‘OlKl it) suggest that 8 “,de l)t’ C(tl‘l’ (5 ‘ﬁ . 3 5 5 “h“;ﬁm” 3 . 5 a‘“' :5 V: 11,551.-
()fthat fact. Bright said ”The ducted of the I.‘i‘ill(lltl’)il\ esi5st~ " T" ‘5 5 ‘33 $35? thici;
fact that the motion went 1111— mg in the biology school lhe 3. _ 3’35"”? ' ghw , 3:35;; ,’-'; -'. ‘;
seconded is not so much :1 dis— sug§z€stion was not discussed 3' . 3’ H" l 1' ... 3 “3‘“ ,. Tat-.33, *.
credit to the resolution as it is (.ov \nnn instead called for .t -‘ "3 41 I 3.. ”WWW if, ‘. .3
to those who refused to second it motion to adjourn. ‘ . ' 5 3 The 33 ‘ w” " ' I ‘ .3 i . 3&3; t“ 33,
” The failure of our Trustees Bright also commented that ‘ ‘ l \3 , _ . “£3333 ..3:.3, 3; _ ._' “-. »,
to es en consider the resolution he felt that it is "important .- - .-_ ...,‘warga _ ..
is indicative of the very widegnli that the student be given a ma— .5 {“517 1' 5 $3.31“, “ {ﬂip - ' 1
what we at tually practice. “e forming Wildcat (Iountry into a " 3' '- ﬁ»{’§;§g¢§3§‘a§,a: I“
are expected to believe in de- genuine academic community." wt” » 3.- 3. 5 '-=:'_3. " - 3 ‘35,, ‘ ‘; .
mocracy. 5but wherli we r5nodestly He added that ”it ismyheart- 33:” - ‘ 5 ., " . 5‘ 3 -‘ ' ' Wt?” ' ...,5 ; 5,5
su est t e actua im ementa- ,- ~ 3 ' ” ' ‘ ' " ‘ .-
no?“ this fundamentariconcept, giiidgfii‘blddfris tiTifletgittlirtiidibhsfihl Everyone at last Tuesday's board of trustees changes in the student rode to a (Tilli[)'i5s~~\l(l" 1
no one listens." meeting seems happy—except SC presrdcnt Steve referendum “as reiected b; the Board 3:34 xiv-t ot
Bright's resolution had spe- Continued on Page 3. Col. 1 Bright. And rightly so. His proposal to offer asecond. 3.1} if
ciﬁcally asked that ”any code 2,3,};
of student conduct or other mles ; ,3"
and regulations affecting the stu- . . g 1 H 3
dents of the University shall not Futu re of K8 rnel f d0 ub t -.~ .1
become operative until after ap- 1/ n a "Cl ng l n 1' ~“_ 5 _.___
proval of the student body has 5;: 5’ . 5
- been indicated in a campus-wide By JANE BROWN be how soon this support will to silence us ever since he came ever. and would depend “r; tho“:- 5.35»; i? 7"
referendum. 5 Assistanthianaging Editor end. to - om“, Two 35.93” 320 Km, .triri.t(1tt:rirtr;t3__v fri: ; -. ,3 ,: 5:153 r
Extending democracy The Lh administration. The amount of support ex. didn't have enough support Wri- ...-1" '3‘:
Reading from prepared re- under the prodding Of the Board eluding administrative salaries among the Board of 'l‘rustmgx The Kernel ‘.\'5l:i'.i 133.3 3'» 3 5'
marks, Bright said he made the 0f Trustees, appears to be m the equaisgqggg‘) 3333311., ‘ W to accomplish this. hint e then WWHHHL' “‘"h A?” “"95 E ' ‘7' ‘5
proposal in an attempt to extend process 0f ending the” financral ‘ I he has packed the Board with longer in» :‘iililt't t. = 55.- .--_,5..5,...,.
democracy throughout the L‘ni— support 0f the lsentucky kernel. The Kernel staff has been his ”w" mm m that h:» I. ”3, h," {hp Rwy: ;,i s7, in; . . '5
versity. The Board Of Trustees, at considering plans for becoming a position to command support riunsur im- irinunivnr. . 3: 1.?
He called attention to Bema- the" meeting 0" March 16v 5re- financially independent of the on nearly any issue he pleases " \. .... 5 ~. . . 1 , 5 3.1 .. ~
dette Devlin's observation that quested that the administration University for some time. but ' _ , _ “9‘ “‘_‘""‘"‘“1"‘ ,' 7 "" V‘ " '2‘”
Kentuckians are more concemed present a report on all campus usually had been approaching Some say the administration the university wt ‘52: 3 77:31 .':' . .5.,',;, .' .
about basketball than education. publications at the next Board the question with a phase-out COUhl COth’lVeale h“ ‘h'fr‘l'd!’ th‘“ if. the "ﬁlm” "" 1', ' ..3';
He alsocalledattention toaseries meeting. Dh AM” “0”“ \ice concept rather than immediate ing the case- and that there 13\ come independent :7 .‘WHU -
of articles in the Kernel concem- President for Administration. cuhoﬁ a probability that a 3—year pins: lmlilet retriain the gin... 3‘13 U 55 .-
ing conditions in the biology said in 5a meeting last lhursday 5 5 5 5 out could be instituted. etpenence ”.mh :‘ 5'n' 5.: ~ .555“,
department. that this included a report on Prank boots, kernel lzditor (105,)“ commentin" 0,5 the (l; lh?‘ 39“ 5‘, l‘ 5 ’ 15‘ - 3,535.5,
The ﬁrst of these remarks how tne kernel Will be financed commented. lhe lsentuckylxi r» ‘ossi'rilitly ...], l ‘1, r' .. 3’33 the tern»; .i. 'M» -* , ' ,3 I ',5
inthe future. nel staff has felt for some time p ‘ J ‘ ’ ‘3“ ( ‘ r (H h id)“ time. ‘-
.,,,,,,,~,,,,N,_._,.,,- Earlier in the week. the Stu— that it was desirable for all con- that “if” heme. can “in“? h; d “mm. ,3, ....q; 3; 53'-
dent Coalition had requested cemed to end ['niversity finan» success 1 l ,hltfhnffﬁl “huh": held 't‘miqim it; _ .5 , .,
Wt'alhm' that they be allowed to present cial support. l approached l)r 3:2: ‘llr‘s't5"5,5,5,“,r):‘tgl:ly‘5'xl5 be diSC‘d‘Vﬂh 'I 5 3. 4.3M ,. . 1::355 ‘ -
to the Trustees their case for Morris and l’resident Singlctary , . ,' ,l 5,, , , dent pubhwhmh, “.53. . ., h. ..g: ,
Forecast for Lexington and Vi' withdrawal of the Kernel sub- on this matter last semester. but versity ‘l‘hh‘m M "l 3'”M A“ reticy‘: .x [:3"u.r' v 5555,55; . :3 ,l .
cinity: Considerably cloudy and sidy. They were asked to reserve they did not seem interested in the admnnstrutroh “ ill mill. m Tinned“ 2"};..3\ H t i : : .
0001" today and tonight. Fair their arguments until after the our proposal at the time \o“. through thy ‘wm‘ym gen‘e (.nh h, 51...; .i , . ' , - _,’. 5
and colder 1095‘“)? High tem— administration's study had been however, they are demanding If the Kernel \st'lt‘ to i-iiu. prove if»; d_»{n.5.',:.51.r5,._ . _ U 3,23 ’53:?
perature today 50, low tonight reported. that we prepare for this change independent of th: ' viixersitx posziis l".:‘., 1-3 ‘ 5. - if... City)“ .3
30 and high tomorrow in th" Morris also said the onlyal- in a matter of days I .iiii covi- it uonld prolmhlx rvri..i~n in H3;- not he“, , 4,, on“; ,3,‘ :3 .. .. ‘f-j. 2" .- ‘ "
upper 30’s' Precipitation prOb' temative he sees is to end the vinced that this is a political (\fﬁt,es itnt)\v’ii‘eii;i'es iiidu‘r-iilr' ter lljr ﬁnd: 3“. 3‘ '| 3" h'.’
abilities 20 percent tOdBY. 10 financial support the university m0ve on the part of the \nnn continue use of the iuzessrs ii- presc'i‘itz"i ‘ i " 4: '1 " 5 I
percent tonight and tomorrow. gives to the Kernel. The only administration to kill the Keniel. the basement. lt \soiildpi;-ih.i‘-i‘i-. Vite l'r:»\r.';3_:i3,‘ t. i 3,33; . '3".
”-----MN-----,-N-. question at this time seems to Covemor Nunii has been trying be on a Subscriptiiin mm. inns- {gm Him /, m3, ,3“, lg]
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. 5...: ‘6‘" ' _ 5. ' _: kﬁ‘k ‘9, £33.. » 5 ' g: ,5 .3, ._.f‘ .. '33; dent Steve Bright and four other rusting regulations “tent (3 .in 5,5 5' .‘ 5_ »
5! ‘Q .._ _ _, _ - ‘ ¢ ii ‘5 5 a 2 .»_:~!{ 53.33.) 5 _-'_ 5 £35545; 5.5». UK students filed suit in US. dents out ot kll} .iiid munij 355; 5, . 5 3,.5
3352;: ‘ . , " e3 .5‘ g f. "555 '1‘ a... g 3‘ 73.7539: District Court last \seek asking elections \shile tillii\\lliﬁ r‘liiti‘ ’5 a, 3‘
I 53,9” 353' . ' ' a ,5 no T 3 ‘ “"13" f"; ;'5 it - I that state and county officials to exercise the fr.nitlnse ‘ I f,
:‘ a" ' “2,, .; 5_ ; ‘. .. _ ”t 55 g; '1’ l i be fOICE‘d to allow college stu— The presumption that stir ' ', .‘5 "- ‘ -,=
5555 3;? 5 .,w555:2-g5 ‘ 55 5 a»? - ’5 5j ’.‘,1;,55‘-3. 5 dents to register and vote in the dents are not residents mt nn. 51f ~1??
I - 55 l 5" -‘ r . 5 thtlvn 5,, Citliles in which they areattending versity towns is not ”rational 5 ,~ ~3 ' -.
i , 3 : 3 i 3 » . CO 9119- since it cannot be denionstiutml ' ;
,3" _ , . ;\ 5 . ‘55 The Suit will be heard on that students are more transient ‘ H, ' . ‘
‘ — lav“, 321.333»... i ’s 2‘5 “ MarCli 26 at 1 [Lil]. In tlit‘ l.t‘.\- than other groups. ' Q '
~ . ‘ ‘F§|§%TW"§WWAh _ ._‘r ““3"" Fedﬂ‘dl B‘Illdlllﬂ- The ruiuirenients "« on» 3., t -’ ,
5 w 4', 333‘ \%W%¢:»éahixhggi “ . Nth violated travene” the Supreme ( :(illi t d: it - . it ' i
, 3“?“ A '5 The “Ht maintains lllklt tllt' trine of ”one man one \tlft' " I _
5 §;§:M3§att: *3 '.- current interpretatioii ottlie voter since studi nts .tlt‘ counted in the 3 " ‘ ‘ 1
me‘” ' registration ltl\\',\lllf\t‘llillt‘i\} \io census oi IllllH‘lsll} twurix tor . ,3. . T ,
' ’ ; I‘ll” lh“ ch .‘\lllt'll(llllt‘ni it" purposesof[tuippriitninnient .ind . i' l '5 .-
5. 3J5 ”A . the folio“ my: reasons n'pi‘esentnt Ion but 5”, ,5, 3: 5: 5 .
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" .. 3* V presumption tor .ill other titilens Bowl“ Bright. leiiititts m ‘5
T i o " ” is that their residence shall lie the ‘31,!“ “3“,,“ .Irt'ldne l)cl.ino ' , '
In memonam 1123111..l’liif‘Lul‘i'W" ”m" "‘m l‘i'”i“i”‘ “‘"l tili‘r““"‘ ”““‘ i i i
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President Nixon delivered the graveside eulogy for 6.000 attended the burial service. Students do not have the “mm; thcmhhh”h,,l\m;n:h\htn‘, " ‘
civil rights leader Whitney M. Young, Jr. at ”degree of disinterest” required iiding financial M“, “113' ”“1, .5 '
Greenwood Cemetery Wednesday. Approximately (Kernel photos by Dave Herman) undet anreme Court rulings tor (bummed on page 3, (‘01. 1 ~ ‘

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‘l——Tlll“. l\l7.\Tl'(7K‘.' KERNEI.. Hominy. .‘viuuli ‘22. l97l __ .
Mansfield bemoans Withdrawals I
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. _ \\ .\I\llIl\(. l(l\ i -\Il>i __\en- . The .\Ilontana Democrat said can Call it a failure or not“. ) I. “dz!“

‘ aIte Majority Leader \lIike \lans- it iS evrdent that South \ iet- Mansfield said of the Laotian Frunl A, I‘Ppln‘ls *. R951)“

. field says the South \ ictnamese namese forces have hastened operation. ”but it appears that . Ameri

. operation in Laos may have their pullback from Laos, after h ' hd ..1 h g b 8 he s— .

_ . tewrt rawa 3. en a , . . . . .'. ._ he“,
brought more .\orth \ ietnamese disrupting only temporarily the tened. You can't arrive at a \\ Ablll\(.l().\-—'l he l‘ood and DmilI Administration ‘5 .- l‘ “
forces closer to the South with- enemy supply lines of the Ho judgement until all the facts considering emergency removal of contaminated intravenous -I inesf

' . out providing much breathing (Thi Minh Trail. are in." ﬂuids from hospitals after finding its earlierwarninghas failed sent a
_ , space for continuing L ..\ troop Failure? 9 th \v. t . . to stem a near-epidemic of infections claiming at least nine ' DIr
' withdrawals. ”I d ' k . .h . h ‘ 0“ . 1e namese “mtg were lives. This disclosure by FDA officials Sunday coincided with sion s
0“ t no“ W (t er 3")“ reported in weekend retreat from ' ‘
Laos an allegation by consumer advocate lialph \aderthat the gov- recent
. ‘lf they're coming back of emment was shockingly irresponsible in not banning the con— have
. . ‘ 7 c. , . . . , , taminated Abbott Laboratories product two weeks ago when moil
J (1V its i ecom m ends eher own. where they ea the pea d.m..ii 1.,
ing a price for it. Mansfield ‘ ld
‘ o told reporters . . . ”There seems SAI(‘()\' Th ~ - . . -. . . - a‘ res
. . . . — e Lnited States dispatched waves of aircraft ,
. . ‘ , y - _ . . (lei t. ,
- ‘V (I‘VE )l'lce (‘Olltl'OIS to be .no. dOUbt ”W a With- into Laos Sunday in an effort to save wrthdrawrng South .1}
. (I! " - ~ drawal is in progress ,_ . - - - "“"N
, / ‘ 'I Vietnamese forces from being wrped out. Other Amencan Jets us w
i ‘ VFW ' ' e ' ' f . t 1. Mansfield was jorned by “9' bombed missile sites in North Vietnam. An American armored , ~ PId‘ .
' ‘ ‘ . “)m.‘ H“ l T. 56.)” resentatives O Eltf‘3g“;‘e"; 0" publican Sen. George Aiken, 0f column moving up to reinforce the border guard should the u. ure
' ~ Jacob lxI. Javrts, RA)" ~m_ bor‘Iand the pud 1; .almuoﬁxl rate; Vermont, in doubting that the enemy try to cross the frontier in force was reported locked . ‘llsse'l‘
‘ ' (11“th ﬁlm“) ”W ‘lmin If“? m, .b-UCk up an .(ea. Wk”. 0C8 withdrawal Of South Vietnamese in combat. It had been sent to relieve another LXS. amiored be ex
' “"1“” “"“Hmuw ”l (Swarm? Edwin)!” “)ng W.” (in ”m— tl'OOPS is being carried OUT 35 unit which had been hit heavily Withmortarand grenade fire. l Ways.
4 _ \\lll urge the adoption otrisigiiii- tiviition and interest in increas- planned. I Spe
. . ' “““t M'" "1 ‘l‘l’k‘l’lgw """.t"”l\ :“gﬁl‘f’ prpfltthtivity Of the coun- 'Hit-and-run’ \'lli.\'Tl;\.\‘l-l. Laos—American dependents streamed into ; "lends:
, ‘. . ‘0 helPI ‘teiblllzt’ t x nation s r}. _a l _ . ”It was a hit-and-runventure Vientiane Sunday as the LS. limbassy ordered nonessential a ) Ad
‘ ‘ ecor}omet, . . l .- t. . On a large scale," Aiken said of personnel ﬂown out of Luang l’rabang after a moming rocket pus. o
' ﬁewaiiaSI.IIlheadtISIeHinorgeIinter- BOI'PH considers the mention “It took them attack on the royal capital s airport. luuropean embassies Respon
'. ' that ‘full L“ age and wide [2‘6 7 several (1.“\ longer to get in did not order their citizens out but toldthem they could leave the 1m
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, . - . , . , - 1 . there than therd lanned on. 1 t ey “”5 e - Slit-51!.ts
- ' tiffIZti‘birtandegfgbflﬁ tfheCheoCrk (IIIOtd ( “1 Olllllf’nt and they're coiningp out rather At least six Laotians were killed in the rocketing of Luang , De
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‘ ' omv. BILRLA. ':\l’t — The Berea faster than they (1 planned to l’rabang airport. which was accompanied by attacks on four pusoi
, ' 1 ' "‘But lwould advocate awage Eollege Faculty and :‘ihdrzliirlitiiitra— doI,t Kelli}? tihtehenerny in hot pur- nearby posrtions. sultati
~ ‘ . ‘ . -' ‘ . - . ~. . ion ‘ommittee is sc e u to SUI In em. a . . . ' '
, - and price board “huh “Cum "(1 l h h , k Aiken said the \orth \'i t- BELFAST, \orthem lreland—llritain dispatched more rung “
, . have the power to have a mod- consr er a proposa t e rstvyee » 9 . . . . , . . . emerge
. . . ‘ i5.” eﬁ- 't . , . 1 - . in April to reserve at least 25 namese probably are more con- troops to \orthem lrelandIon Sunday following i nme \hms- V ('r
' . ' . . ”I . “ flip?“ 33,1651”; PS“) percent ofits admissionsfor black ﬁdent as a result of the Laotian ter James Chichester-(Ilark s resignation. and a big explosion ‘ '
, , .. intireafels 0' 3:1 ‘u s antia C ar- students. L fighting than they were before. rocked downtOWn Belfast. Britain, in dispatching the troop
, - . ‘L 3?; l‘CII‘ﬁ‘II' . .1 l . l .1- .. l The recommendation came The South Vietnamese Anny. reinforcements, warned the militant Protestants that civil
. I ’ d n::lli‘(”it‘ll‘:l(‘:gt\'kl'li(li(l“prllt't‘utlotl‘l- from a {om-CONS? program that he said, didn’t ”cover itself with rights reforms demanded by the province's Roman Catholic BO
, _ - "015 board was the he). to sta- is required \foIr freshdmeIn ctalleg ggryfuleggctly, Iqut itt Shay It): minonty must continue. ,
»- - we ->- . . - , ssues an a ues. a minis er cause m ac 11 Y 5 ' . .
~ I' Elglzmg ”(‘19 @910”? (lf‘wltelth‘ by 21 teachers and .21 studeht isﬁgd that North Vietnam was CAIRO—lugypt. dependent on the Soviet Lnion for its
' tari‘cont a 3“": ra :‘ml “belt: “9‘ assistants. worried for fear that South Viet- war weapons. is counting on the L‘nited States to persuade 5 CO I
,I . they'ehgy': sprkggnotptsbagﬁuhe Berea President Dr. Willis nam would undertaketo gonorth the israelis to get out of occupied Egyptian territory. in- .. (‘ontin
....w. . , many countries . D. Weatherford reportedly has of the border after we left, or formed sources said Sunday. lygyptian offiCials are described .
D . th‘ . t '. . gaid he will mpgmt the pro- possibly before. , . as convmced only “ashington can persuade or pressure fa” Ian-
« ’ “(HERVE ..\:I 1? elnhle“ ﬂolf posal to the school's board of “1 doubt if they’re worrying the Israelis into committing themselves to a withdrawal ' consrdei
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ween-I lavits said that in addition to trustees ifthe faculty committee quite so mus3h 35they were two from all of the Sinai lenmsuia occupied in the 1961 war. $22:th
,- ' , wage and price controls he be- adol’t“ ’l' months ago. he 531d " the nee
. . iieved other measures could also Kentuck
‘ . . betaken to assure .-\mericanbus- b K 0 of the '
, ..n......r.... ury r0 (3 0 out tale deaths unlrkel men an
I . They included govemment in matt
' . . machinery to guarantee loans . . ‘ ’
I to keep important businesses my (’jt”)LL',\1BL’S_ ()i‘ju .Mn- . The “ashington l’ostreportcd spokesman said Sunday no (hc merits Iwere accompanied by a :22: I;
‘ . -_ : vent and localproduttiyitycoun~ ()hio officials declined to com- Sunday that “W lllStlU‘ DOWN" cision had been reached but i-‘CT‘dlKl JlIlrlI' TOW)” I‘Vlllt'll “Unfil- etting
- . , cils. mcnt Sunday ,,,, a report that merit s Civil Rights l)i\ ision had would add nothing further. ‘dtt‘d \Iiitloii‘dl (iiirirdsnicn in- rgiot reall
. ' ' . The local productivity coun» llit‘_lli\iit't Department probably R’Umulll'ndt‘d M51111“ a lmh'idl The olticcs of both (Loy. john “Jth‘d I“ the shootingIand con— ”A s
, _ , ,_ cils uould be comprised of up \Kili not with-i .i tedcrul grand grand jury inyestigution oi the .l (Lilliput und Atty. (‘My “‘11. dernneId thekentStateLniversit} a com
‘ ' -. I . .. --———————-—-—.II 3’7""? anwtigati ~: .ygI gt“ 9...“: four-day disorders at the school ~l:.ii:; I}. Brunt: said they could. adrmmstrationI tor laxitinii deal- chosen
- , . . y ' snootin; {it‘iilih .ti hent Stat-x that Lliiiiiicil the ll\t':~ oi loiii \lH- not comment on the reports t-c- Hill \IHUI ﬁlllﬂl‘m (“\tl” MIHUI and fac
. . , .. F‘GHT CANCER [mu-ism during (llvinlt'x . LN dents durinLr .1confrontation \\ itn unite All} thing the) mid might Alter the grand jury llit‘i.Il<‘)L~Ih represen
w ' .‘ . ' :" WITHA \lJl .\.it;or.ul (ill.ll(l\llit'li. .it‘tcct the cases oi those liitllt'lt'i‘: expcrts and lml’llk' 9““““ proved :
. . I‘ Stati- K'iilk'lrll\ Milil the) (lit. The~ l’ost mid the decision last ,Vl'e“ I“) a stair grand Jury around the tountry uigui that u would
i I ’ CHECKUP AND CHECK not mm: to tilt‘Illltiitt‘ Mist" “(mid become ﬁnal when it we The 23 charged in tin dis 19(1ch ilrzfnd it”) he (HUM 1“ woefully
‘ A . against 2.3 persons indnted l’} signed by Atty. (lcn, John .‘\'. orders \\t‘l't' students or form” iuither piobethe incidents. docume
I . g. state grand _ll|I.\- Mitchell. A Justice Department students and faculty. The ”“htt— The Post quoted justice De The
_. , I ' “'"‘—"'"""- partinent officials as suyinguny accepto
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' Th“ Carnegie CUHUHlSSiUn 0” “Hull-"Clll(ll"ldl procedures. The(Ioiiiiiiissioii‘s report says the report says. “A campus as rights and responsibilities .ili[)lI\ "‘ , .' ' I. .I .

; Higher Education has proposed ()ne ofthe difficulties indeal— that dissent “11'“ at the tounda» a \\li(ile_ a system as a whole. ing equally to far lill§ students I, . _ s ."' »-

1 adoption of ”Bills of Rights and ing with ”campus unrest," the m,“ of a “mu-”11%" and that or higher edntation as a \shole, adnnnistiatois stattant‘itinstees » AI :II '.

3 Responsibilities" for members of (Joniiiiissioii reports, is that the ”organized dissent and ”up.“ should not he penalized." “loo otten in the past the 'I. ' ‘ I’.‘ .‘

American colleges and iiniversi- American public seems to show activity within the 1&th arehasic The Commission talls upon (IMHHHHHHH MM “lM'llU “5"!“ , ' ,"l
n is ties, and suggested new guide— limited tolerance for mass pro- rights which must in. protected the callipllses to reform tlieiii- lms has. set {tiles tor t}... we _. .- ‘. j
()us linesfor campus responses todis- test activities, even when they on the campuses—as they should selves and to develop their own dents but not tor tlii-iiisel\ es » l ‘. I‘ I‘ ‘ If
ﬁled : sentand disniption. arewithin the bounds ofthelaw. be for all citizens everywhere." rules and procedures to protect trustees lune set rules in: tin . I’ e. , ,
ine ' Dr. Clark Kerr, the Commis- The Commission report distiu- Reaction [0 instances of co— dissent and prevent and mutrol tariiln but not for themselves I' .j':"',

' ith I sion's chairman, said that. in guishes between dissent and dis- gram, and violence should “be disruption. ‘s'v'e believe the time is .ippropir IY-I-‘ ' "_.'.I‘
OV- recent years. American campuses rnption and proposes that re- undertaken only with reference The Commission recommends ate for certain rights and respoie "t . »- . '. " Z .,
‘on— have been in ”the greatest tur- spouses to events on a campus to those specific individuals and that iiieiiihers of each campus sihilities to he applied equally “I II If -. ‘
'hen moil in all of their history." be based on this distinction. groups who engage in them.” endeavor to agree on a hill ot to all members of a campus. .1." I‘ "g 'I II ,' .
. The Commission's report is I_____I___—___________________________________ ‘v -II
addressed principally to the stu- . ' 'C- I' q
raft dents, faculties, tnistees, and ad- l -' \_ "’ .. 'l ’3 "
'lltthI ininistrators of the nation's cain- l : " 4% ‘:I. -.
1:65 I puses, and recommends pro- - %b\ .., . _II'.II .I , ‘35.,"
the cedures designed to assure that "s T? ' I =‘ . ' ‘_
ked dissent and protest on campuses ' -. ”:/_ 1 .‘3 , —~
)red be expressed in constructive ' I l 5" I ' i‘ '
fire. ways. 5 3: ‘ . '

,I Specifically, the report reconi- E ‘ — _ . . - " _ - '-
jnm , mends: .I v. Q .~ , '
itial ) Adoption, campus by cam- 5 I' 2",} 7 I , jI

ket pus, of ”A Bill of Rights and ; yi .- l'.
sies Responsibilities for Members of l l on“ 3 7 ”I -
ave the Institution.” A model bill is g l T I .. .. | -'
suggested. 7 x \ / l i . .~ '.
3112 ) Development by each cam- E \I / II x . ‘ ' -I
IOUI' pus of effective measures for con- /' l ,' j I‘ ~ _" II
sultation and contingency plau- \‘II / I f .. ; t ' 1
niiig in the event of disruptive . ‘ / I .IuI‘ . '~.
ore emergencies. \. // I III* II
22):; ) Creation by each campus of ‘\ /// ,II ' f ‘ .‘ rI »
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OllC Board rejects I I/ III "' Il ' /'I .3 . s
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blald- Continued from Page 1 l I / / l \ ﬂ l -, i. ‘ ‘
ure fair and unjust. It is drawn in l ., ‘ X" ._ '. " . . . » .
wal consideration of political senti— l I' / t A , \z /{/I.“ I f r .-
'ar. ment throughout the (Iommon- I.I ‘ i / / ‘ 'y ”\5 I / H . *I'r. . .
‘1 wealth. not in consideration of . I: 'I -' ,9 I: I7; . “Q. K l .-_. ,‘ .
" the needs of the L'niversity of l J" ‘ is \ / IAI ' 5 ' I. ‘, II
Kentucky. It exists in violation ’I " t I! 0. b q .1 l .t 1. f I.
of the inalienable right of free - v. 3 . I'mg‘ , "If" / .' . I; ;~ ..
men and women to have a voice -, . '. . 0‘ ‘ l If ' ; , 'I I j_
in matters of policy that affect ‘ "U ' ' ' , .' I I ,I 'T,
. them. All indications are t at I x; ’ ; I IgI
xliherl there is virtually no hope of it I /. .l: I; l . , II W' " . . .-' .I I
,II in- getting any better. but that is I \ / I I I I, H : I 0‘ I .. -. (III; I I
(1 con- notIIreally the issue . . . . “ \_ I/ I/ l , I / I ~11 III 'I I I- . 'i‘ .
I .~ A student code produced by \ / ; , . i / 1 ~ l .3. I a '. I. II. III
“In“; a committee of legitimately “\ I,“ I l \I l / '2 'I II \I m ‘\.\ // 7. , .
”‘93" chosen student representatives \ ‘~ 5‘; l \ t ' ‘ ' 0, I i/ _" l:
””‘w' and faculty and administrative V //T:7 . M , I l M ‘I ‘ / Q I- -‘ ~ 2 .'
‘l‘ﬂdl representatives, or a code ap- ( l I .\\\ x} I! I .. l \7 t / a "a .r I I t ' ' f
“t“l‘ proved by a student referendum \ l ,l . \\\ .‘ I! I l I , / . ~> I: f. 1
that A would have the legitimacy so s, l \\_i lI v, \ M / l , ‘. . ,‘ In -: .
led to woefully lacking in the present 0 l \ ll\.l‘. l \‘y .t-.’ E I . , I a x . . I . ;
document." 2 / ts W ‘I \ l/\ i j I‘ -‘ . , . .II ‘
~e De» The Board, in other business. :I I ‘ . 1‘st \ \\\\ / t 2‘ I -. I, ~, .I I .
ig any accepted a bid of $12,125,000 '- i V \. '.II I \-\\ >2. ‘t _ I I . _I .I I II
tional from Lehman Brothers, Inc.; l l \I \\ . l t . / '. . I . I 1' ‘I
51mm. Phelps, Fenn and (30.; and Bear, / , l‘\ H ~ l l ‘I. \I , . lI . I ' . . '. ‘I . .' .
We“. Steams and Co. (all of New I // \Ii \ /l .I /I 1'. ‘t X l . '0 I '3, I.
ablish . York) for the sale of Series A l ,/ ~ ‘ l \l I' i I \_ I ' g.
emon— I bond for improvements at the \1 I \ l ill \\ I It. ‘ x . II I . ,.. I
f. community colleges. The rate of X \l. I l \ . l .I i ‘ I ‘I . I . . . .. “. .
'l interest is 6.17 percent. I ‘\ / \\‘ l \\ ; ' ‘1’ \I l I , . . ~. , I‘ . I-
rted) t The Board 21150 passed a reso- / t \‘ ‘~ I l . I X I? I '.’ , II . ., . ,II
.r two lution commending the basket- I \ l . I ' I l ~. ii ,.I I ; I
tings ball team and coaching staff for . \ I l l \ t 'I 'I ~ I I I I-
They - - _ / \I . x I ' l .- . _ i _ I
. their eﬂ'orts during the past sea l . \ -. I . . I I
“‘"St son, expressing "deep pride" in I I l ‘ l ‘ t l I ,~ . I, :
guard their accomplishments. I \ ‘l ' \ .I . II I ', .' I . . ..
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But Continued from Page 1 '4'” i u - - .- - ““ "“NM .. mg I I .I _-
ldiers tance is Common Cause, . I , I
'Ollld a national reform lobby based 0 ? a O 'I p ' I . .. I ,.
do." in Washington and headed by O . . w. R k' or a ram rys O I . I I II . '
John Gardner, former secretary . , I' I
zIernedltl' mumm’" “”1 “‘l Up, up and away—it's kite flying time snack. a complete meal. carry-out. . 'I . I 'I
OthcrcomPIhIIinItIsII I and your kite is free at Jerry's! Like and drive-in serviceL/\ ’ : g .
‘g ' eCount' ,3 er' Iiaries . . . . . , z k . .
E. Bldg; Jr. said he welcomed eating. kite flying is a family affair Afterward. . .GO FLY \\ k/ I II
cud Eh“ “I‘m” ‘f‘?“‘“I‘:“““l ":i"lI’I'9" at Jerry's. 80 drop in at the Jerry's YOUR K/TE/ r ‘ , , ' 1
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.sIecI Wu with more mg students t-s— Restaurant nearest you and ask for T . me I . .
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ish. tiff§§§11ﬁ,‘I‘,,,‘,‘,‘,,‘”‘ in MN” ”' your free kite—get one for each rnem . nea’ (“gar \. x» I .
ble Btiesler said current regi’Istra- ber of you r fa m i ly a nd ma [(9 It a Jerrys ’5 a ’ ,I~ ' I I v.
em. tioii irocedures areiii accorr aiice . .. . 5 .
rms withl an opinion released last famlly affalrl somethlng fOt’ GVGFy- Fam[./y ” l '
. at month by the state Attorney " '9 , r l ’it rr VS: A lfk o RESTAUR : ~ .
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lley Bright acknowledged that l k i 1308 HARRODSBURG ROAD 357 SOUTH LIMESTONE STREET
ex- students have hecoinc more iii- I l
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local elections because of recent 2 I ,
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