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Vol; XC, No. ‘9 ..‘ '— a; J . , . . Established 1394 University of Kentucky. Lexington, Kentucky Independent since 1971 Monday, December lb, was ‘
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,t’ ,7 . . .. " By WILLIE HlA'l'l' in preparation for the surgery 'l‘lteir ‘ .1 j" ; " ,1
’l Ir’ 1," . \\ ‘ Sports Editor parents Elaine and Jimmy and ' “,I; " 'l .‘J-
, . , - I Iv‘ , 7 , '; \ I . ’ l985 Kentucky-Kernel Scott's wife Carol, hate slated with " f... 5' :53
I” ‘ .’ .. . 1 . \_ \\. x Scott during the past week His "5 l. _'-:.‘i 9.51.
'V t ‘ ‘ 'il ‘ , x \ Scott Horner realizes his illness older brother liar} will tom the faint .’ i
1.. ’ ’ 't\ will soon catch the public's attention ily for theoperuiion '. 4’ a; ‘ 5.;3 .
J . I . ' ' I only because he is the brother of a "It was really nice to have him .‘JV ., g f H
l ’ t , V major league baseball player. but here Scott said ant .’ got ill} ‘
l : f l l /{ that doesn‘t bother him and his tam ix'rsiX‘(~tt\t- bath to realt't i’l‘t'.IU.\(' ' H , f "l."
I l [I " lly. l was awfully ‘lt‘k .ltist hating all .w 7 i ‘.
“ I j “ , I l ' The Homers _iust hope Scott's up- my family around me made nit the ‘1 . i; ‘ I
A.- ‘ _. . ' ' ‘V a 3' I I l l l: ‘ _ coming bone marrow transplant and difference , W._7
i . I ‘ . l the publicity brought about by the After nearly ti year of controlled - '.
t? l ' . ' , I “ donor, Scott‘s brother and the Atlanr leukemia, Scot' suffered a relapse in t. ; l " I? i
i _ I , . ' ' ' , ta Braves' first baseman Bob Horn- September. and it was ttien llf‘ tie i -' I... .. ‘7. 2,
‘ ’ 5 . ,. . ‘45 ""' l 3‘ er, will increase awareness of leuke» cided to take the rhk of a 2mm- inar~ ' .' " ‘ 'I}.
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I‘ Mllw‘f‘ i‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘Q‘fl‘ ” "c . “That's fine if good comes out of An operation for leukemia patients _' " . » i ‘T ‘
.. ‘W’r - it," Scott said in his hospital room who do not respond to etiemotnera 1‘ .' ,' J" ‘
‘ J" .. “ . » "~ ' Friday. “That's great That's what I py the bone :iiarrrott transplant is ' '1‘, .- , ~
I .. .‘ ‘ .- ,i ____.___———-—-——-———'—'—' ._ would want. It doesn‘t matter that rl>k_\ \flltl llr .ll)hti \Iut'iftm‘illi a ; ' 1* .
' _ - ‘ . _ n he is the one causing the limelight to professor of ll‘it‘fllt’lnt' al I K and (ii " v t.
' ' r beputinmycorner ” rector of the -ii\i>loti of ht-iiiatology . ' 1' , .'.
‘ - ’ Scott, 25. was admitted to the CR antiont wing} at th- Medl'i-il'ei ,- - 4- '- .
‘, \ . \ Medical CenterDec 6for the second “8““)an “h“ NH INN! ”r - Ht . ‘ I . . I .
' \ time in a month after he developed l"! ”(_n‘le. [I w H l “I. v-i. = ,. _ ‘7'
LBJ/Am xunoisian an infection. and he is scheduled to I' . 5 t l ‘ . l \ 'le ”I'I “I , .' t - ~
T I ' ‘ n undergo transplant surgery there in \fllld.d:mrlit flipfrsmi I” {HT-\p‘fin? " ‘ 7 :
unne VISIO January. He will be released from ild “n "\I‘u . mm “ ("mp “”IM‘ 1’ _ '~ .’ ~ 3 , . ‘ ‘ ‘
the Med Center todav so he can ie proteduie Many of the patients 1' I- - 2
Kirk Winiarczyk, a security guard at Kincaid Towers on Vine way that connects the Hyatt Regency Hotel with the T0wer, He SpendChristmas w'ithhis familv who live through the transplant. _t ‘ . .
Street. pauses last night on his rounds to peer out of the skY‘ is employed by Kentucky Central SecuritY- . ‘ ' hmwwr‘ “‘11 have a ””rm‘” m” ~ , I I -.
Bob was in Lexmgton last week row and are cured. he said I. ' '. - .
visiting Scott and undergoing tests \cclM)\All pm < . i I "
J o rnal' sm Building scheduled for spring asbestos removal ‘ '" " ‘ "
B) ”“5 STEWART the potentially harmful friable. or Bernie Vonderheide. director of t'K Blanton said the removal process The subbasement of McVey Hall “Ulldlntb *‘ht'dUlWl l" lt‘ ‘UF' ‘\ I -- l ,
News Editor crumblingcondition. Information Services will not disrupt normal activity and the smokestacks of the Hi Med ‘f’l'e‘l ‘nCl‘l‘l" Bi‘rkt'l‘ ”d“ W - ' -. J ' '
. . .. ‘ u _ . , ~ _ .. ical Center heating and cooling (heiiiistry Physics Building and two . 1‘ I . ;'
The ”mal‘sm. Building m“ be The renovation work.” however. The asbestos found in the Journa- ”lherencant be “3“, disruption. plants are the latest additions to the community “”llVb’t" \“ll‘lt’l'llt'l‘lf’ " x .
closed during spring break as part can create a hazardous situation by lism Building poses no threat to “UV ht‘ Said “9 cant hd“? people out University‘s “st of asbestos-free said “\te continue 1,, Inn-t” mp m .- . ' , , , '.
of the l'nivers‘ity's continuing efforts disturbing the asbestos, which is pri- dent or staff safetvb Blanton _, M ’ (ll that llUIldmg “Tr "“99 weeks dur- areas Vonderheide said tire l'nitersity and will tnmmw. 3., ' -.'. i: . ,‘ ‘.
to find and remove asbestos marily limited to pipe insulation and ’ ‘ ' ‘ 5“ ”181m? SCHWSIE’F ' ‘ _ doso ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' -'
The removal process. which is insulationinthemechanicalroom yonderhpide said the removal ' , . , . UK has 599’“ about $818M. "“ He said the t'ititersi'i. hu- t-n: Yin I . ”
scheduled for March 724. is in antic~ .. -“ be m three has - lilanam ”Ml the lmversny had surveying and removing “”5““ serious problems wni; il>llt‘>l4i\ t‘n. 1 ' .
- - - g _ - ' « process “' p '35 ho d to remove the asbestos from hesaid. . , , _ . I . ' :
ipation of planned major renova Although ”halo“ ”1 hm'wd dc Work m the basement .5 scheduled pe . -. . rein in l-unkhouser and the tnllts -,
tions of theJournalism Building. “955 areas maybe encapsulated. the { th f” ‘t . k Asbest - [hi the building .during Christmas . . Building early inthestirtev work ‘ ' ’ " . '
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.. . . a , « Lniversity usually opts for removal , break. but wete been delayed in About 3.3 million square feet of ~ - . -
Th” 15 5‘99 1 Of the renovation . . . . subbasement and first floor will be . . ~~ - .v , . Those situations have been l‘eme~ - , - .
i. .. .. ,. inpublicareas.\\illiamssaid . . gettingacontract the University has been surteyed ; . .
process. bdld Jdtk Blanton. ”(9 removed during the second week « . . diedhe said . ., .
chancellor foradmtnistration out of a total 12.1 million. \onderr _ , . ‘ . . . _ . _
.. , _ t.‘ , . . .1 , ~ \ . . .v . .~ - ‘ ~ ' ~ ~ \‘lethink its gone ver\ t\(‘ll he . . .;
Gene “llll'de. asststant “Ge (:enerally. our policy is if we find Tht l nlversity will accept bids for hfide bald- AbbeSIOS ha5 been {Wild ’ __ I. . _ _' l _ .. -, .
chancellor for business. said the as- friable asbestos. we get to work re- The mechanical room will be the work from contractors at 2 pm. and removed from ONLY 314.318 ”am It" dhhla Jfily'l “"1 “it““nll = . ' y ‘r
. bestos found m the building 15 not m moving it as soon as possible." said worked on during the third week Jim 9 square feet. “l” beglad “ m H 5 ‘l‘ 0‘“ “ll ' . ' . t '_ . .x . 7
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EmphaSis on gaiety makes Christmas dif f icult, nurse says raw ”i In hosplta] - . . , ,.
By WENDY Sl'SAN SMITH One student who wishes to remain Many college students get de- ”if J ‘”.‘§E§§% . ‘ ; . I’, ' WI. .-' ’,
Staff Writer anonymous said he Wishes his fami- pressed this time of year because “Law ‘ ._;:._ '5'“:=fg.:i§";:t\:9g°’°$,\:f for surgery l " '1 .~ ' ‘ '. ' ‘
ly could be more cohesive. “espe- they must devote this time to study- \§§ “h" (“d fine ‘after undergomg ,' , ' p: ‘. , , ‘
"Some people get depressed dur- Sides of my family fight over who engineering freshman. “Depression At 3 ‘ ' Mtv minor surgery l'rldil.‘ m“r'“"lli Bl - a" . .
ing the Christmas holidays basically can see me for Christmas. I live in 3 sets in when I‘m studying for exams h‘ ;. 7’ it “it“? the U.‘ “mm“ l cm” “'1' ml“ . - ' . t2
because they expect to get de~ broken family and i think a lot of and I‘m hastily awaiting the coming ‘6 .“. s. r“ likely return home today. said his _ i. - , . .
pressed." said Michael Nichols, di- People today are hurt over their oftheseason.“ ' ' 2‘ - , doctor David Kendd-l .1 ‘ ‘ . .'
rector andastaff psychologist at the families being broken up during Another reason for the holiday I I x” ‘ 1 Kid I, Kenadv operated on SingletaryI ., I'ti'i‘,‘
University Counseling and Testing Christmastime.” blues is the amount of work that ‘-.-.,. ‘ 1 . ‘9‘ . I. -» 54. for minor repair of an inguinal ' t. . _' "If .1 .I a
Center, He said many people view the typ- goes in to preparing for Christmas. ' t s ‘. ‘ .r / hernia The arm“. procedure took an .. . . .n ,. .
"At Christmastime we have all ical American family as being anal~ Nichols said. - fl: hour. said Ravmond llornback. vice ' . .i '- ,.
"1959 expectations that everything ogous to a family like that or “Leave “Sending cards. parties every l’ 5*. ‘ / ‘ t DI‘ESident for [anVel‘SllV relations, . I " ' ' r
should be perfect." NlChOlS said. It to Beaver" or “Andy Griffith." night, wrapping and buying gifts. ' ' ‘\w i O l Singletarv entered the hospital on " . '
”We think that when families get to. “But what it turns out to be is one mailing Christmas presents and get- ‘ ‘ 4‘ . ‘ ’ 2 . Thursdav ' . , I,
gether. it should be like the Waltons big hassle going home for the holi— ting packages ready to go to the [ft-6:. . I .l “Dr Singletarv responded well.“ ., ' . ‘ .
— call it the Walton‘s Mountain syn- days. family in Pennsylvania can be a lot 4 .' ’ is} / , . Kenadv said He' expected "no com- I , ' , ~.
drome." “People are always fighting for ofwork."hesaid. 1‘ 1/ t t - phmngmh -~ ' 1- " ‘ ‘. .‘t
2 People stereotypically envision a my attention. and they want to "People need to stop trying to do \ l '/ "Dr Kenadt pnmummni gm. ‘ - . 'I ‘
big family sitting around a fire make sure they get as much atten- too much at Christmas and try to “mum cm. gletarv m hmli hl‘ alt‘luitlvs :or at v IV I
drinking hot chocolate and eggnog tion from me as does anybody else get ready for the holiday season ear- least one month" llornbat'k \i‘lltl .
as the perfect Christmas.hesaid. inthe tamily."he said. lier." he said. “They need to be rea- enough money to buy the prments “Most people enjoy homemade -. ' - ‘ ;
Nichols said people compare their l'Sl'C about how much they can get they would ”‘9 to buy the" friends gifts; they do not have to have an ' ‘ ‘
”Bl" mOSl .Ol the time. family Christmas to that of fairy-tale fami~ done" and family, expensive'gift." $50 t 't' ' '
problems don! dissolye and most lies. which is an unrealistic analogy Nichols said some peonle get de- ”People must realize that it is not “1 IO“ ~ .
people do" l have families like Wal- "People mist realize that most fam- pressed b903U§9 they are m a lOW ll- the price tag but the amount of feel- “4 . - ‘ . ‘
tonsMountain. hesaid. lliesarenotlikethat“ nanctal Situation and do not have mg behind the present." he said. 5“"01-“’“-f‘““ downpayment f .
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Town holds memorial for crash Victims "ism due Dec. 24 ..
ByCllARLES CAMPBELL ———_—_'——_-——__ Still. Boag said he was optimistic Staff reports
Associated Press “It’s a very difficult investigation, because of about eventually pinning down the 7" "' "‘ m °‘ '9" " U“ '
- - - n cause of thecrash. '“cl‘ld‘ Tolly Ho's CW“! “'4 the Students must pay a $50 advance
GANDHI Newmmdiand _ About the catastrophic destruction of the aircraft. Boas said me safety board-s 1,» Hall Four. For Manda. see Dl- payment before 4 p m Dec 24 m
900 people in this small airport town Peter Bong, ratory in Ottawa expected to have VHSIONS.pue 1 confirm their registration for the
attended memorial services yester- . . . information available soon from the 5 ring semester
day for American soldiers who per- head 0f the Investigation plane's flight recorder. including the 1" Ml“! the" 7"“ W 0' pFailure to pay the fee will result
ished in the crash of a chartered # speed. altitude and direction the m W Km swim” in the cancellation of registration.
DC-8 taking them home for The Rev. James Reid of the Angli- Peter Boag, heading the investiga- throughout the takeoff. IU- Wan-imam! m. see Advance payment will be applied
Christmas. white investigators can church said ministers of the six tion for the Canadian Aviation Safe _ . mmcel toward students fees
pulled pieces of the shattered jetlin- churches in Gander. a town with a ty Board, said the snow was a hin- 'MaJ. Gen. floh" 5' Crosby “'d the The fee can be paid in person at
er from under a blanket of new population of 12,000. prepared the in- drance. but should not “in the long first 20 Fm” Wu“ P9 “0“ ‘° the Office of Student Billing Serv-
snow. terfaith service “to somehow get a run" interfere with finding out what Dover A" Force Base l" Delaware lea, 257 Student Center. or through
US. officials prepared to ship the message to those grieving families: causedthecrash. "“5 afternoon forautopsres. wtth the the mail. Payments mailed must be
bodies to an Air Force Base in Dela- ‘We care about you and we‘re griev- {lhigfiggdoygglggag’s 3:31: received by Dec 24.
ware. while the effort continued to tng for-you The four engines, the cockpit m' and flight crew members following The remainder of student fees can
find out why the plane crashed after A windy storm left more than four struments and other ”seam. pieces be . W h the l t m, t'
takeoff inches of snow Saturday night on the of me mm m to be shim ,0 0L ‘°m°"°w and WW“! rat-ti will in not! m with an 98'3” W8 . 33;}; '5 'tm"
Gander's largest church, St, Mars hillside just south of Gander lnter- tawa tobeexamined for clues “ h lb w lb. TM '5' or at “PM“ , M “ram” 8.3
tin's Anglican ProCathedral. was national Airport. where the Arrow ' Crosby said there would be “an hmmmmmum The last d8) ‘0 pay t e 86 W1
filled by more than 600 mourners Air charter crashed Thursday morn- “It‘s a very difficult investigation. appropriate ceremony to honor all h. as w ill b gouty beJan, 23-
and another 300 watched the memo ing after takeoff. killing the eight- became of the catastrophic dostruc the soldiers who died" as the first r '0 b H ll til W University officials encourage stu-
rial service by television in nearby member crew and the 248 US sol- tion of the aircraft. because there bodies were loaded. The soldiers ~. . dents to pay thrown the mail if pos-
Sl- Joseph’s Roman COME diers en route home from "tel? are no survivors.“ he told a news were from the 10m Airborne Divl- , siblctoavoid long lines at the begin-
Church. peacekeeping duties in Egypt. warm. sion. ‘ ning of the semester,

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Manning leads With 22 pomts in Kansas first wrn over Kentucky Since 1973 . , .

LAWRENCE. Kan. tAPt Danny Walker did not re-enter the game. P858 and fed (‘cdric Hunter for an. H ' I‘M“:su . , ,. .-

Manning decided to “be more asser- but said the small scratch under the other Jtiyhawk basket and a 46-34 3:." I I' I "- r3 - ,3 if , _ . r, V, ’ _
New Saturday mg,“ and seventh. eye wasnmsmous lead 1““! r 3 1:; 7 Z 1 f. 3 11 UK men s swrm team loses to Alabama » _ . 1
ranked Kansas came away with a | _ _ ~ that”... 4 t n l Ix l 4 a ’ j .,- , .
resounding 334;; college basketball ‘I didnt go back in because if Walker. at 13 pom“. had a team him 3 2 t: I: 1 ‘1 1 2 The UK men‘s swim team dropped its ilrsl Southeastern pg, "J
View“ over the ninth-ranked Wild. it"‘tfii‘ldhaiiaigmzzerihetxu Siting: 1 high when he left the game with WW” I, U I g 1 f) . ‘l Conference match of the year, loung to Alabama 68-45 at r; .=' - '- .‘r. -
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Walker said. “I had double "5'0” ‘ nghawks never let the \'1§ll():\'(fr0r: 1‘41““ I 't I : L ”2 ; Mcmonal Coliseum Frtda) night, ~ ~‘r ( '- ‘ "
the Southeastern (‘onferench or Jannwi ti o 0 0 o r. (i o The men ‘ team. now 5~l. placed “N 1” only Ml” of . ii"? " 5' '

Manning. a highly touted. 64001-11 VScoring 12 points before his Injury. Closet: than lfikptllnls g Ha-r. r» [I 1 2 n n rt 2 13 events, Senior Dennis [)aern {upturn} 3“” ”f [h(y\c ', t__ if!" ' ‘. .‘l'
mphomore, triggered quwk get- Walker moved to the 50,9 spot on 2‘0“; ,’, 5; I; ,3 1;; I; ,‘,‘ for the Katfish, winning the 50- and ltltyaru tit-mutt-
aways as the art Jayhawks posted hentucky scareer scoringlist, "Kansas ‘1,- an outstanding team." ‘ events ' i'l' ' .9, '3! j
the” “'3‘ “CWT." 0"” Kentucky ‘ said Kentucky t‘oach Eddie Sutton usrtcnoo SW- Vi , ““le h‘ l . , , r i Viva;- t
s;ncc1973. The Wildcats missed their first “They shot the ball well Overall. P'N' tit 'I- H "I m - 9' to entor. a'rtyn I " wont ‘ ony other lndmdl’ldl ‘1” ' If}; I ‘1. J

seven field goal attempts and did they playeda mwganw .. tn: 4‘ v i 2 i 2 l 1.: place for the katfish when he captured the Zoo butterfly '.,:. iii-:1"? in,“ i it

"Mint-body told me 1 was seven not score unttl Duvender hit a free “firm“ . 2 I ‘ 4 , . i “1" .‘ ‘1
NW” “Id the lit“ time “'9 ”Ci” throw ‘0 make 't W" “1th ”74019“ The victory avenged a disappoint than : ‘ : ., l a « " "3‘53; “'6 ,~”
them. and I thought that was too The first Kentucky bucket was by thilogsttixetttuckt last year “Node 1 ‘ ‘ t ‘ H 3 H - " - ' . 5 t“ ' . If;
long." Manning said “I haye been Robert Lock at 6:47 into the game L h i . ““‘W ‘ ‘ 1 3 ‘l‘ ‘ f Lad) Kats. Wildcats pla“ during break ‘li' .‘i.
Dianne, kind of tentative I wanted and put the scoreat H—zt “They are a 599““ program “”h Inuit i i it .1, 7 ~ . 1 fi 1.9—5. '-' ‘r i."
to be more 3559mm, he a facmr great traditiott' said .Iayhawk 11:15:; ,. H P . U I 3 Beginning With the LR Imitationul lotitnhntcnt Kills jT-"?"'t;,;‘ :15.-
And we don‘t want anybody to beat The Wildcats. 5-1. fought back be (“ouch Larl‘) BMW} "ll ”Will‘s it 10! thorax ,, i 'l n ; tr tr r, weekend. the UK men's and women's basketball teams ml. l): u—_
us tit our own house “ hint: (\ffilker land [Std [gaytl'ader 21:19 for us tobeat thcnt grin-1' i) ‘1' > i ’_' ‘ y’} play a total of 14 games during (‘hrts‘tmas break 3 12;“, ”.31... z a

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