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SlUdt‘nlS i0 reopen VOth consider the UK case and two Students power to vote in X i at“ ' "
registration books in Fayette other student voting cases from upcoming city elections. is in . ' s: f i "
County was to meet 8 critical Ohio. Guido was to appeal violation of the 14th and Zoth ﬁ W '
“’5‘ in Cincinnati IOdU)’ Wht‘h U Swint‘ord’s rejection of the amendments to the LS. *~~- \ {7" i)’ ' -'
three-judge appeals panel hears a injunction at 2 pm. today. Constitution. “‘ ,f‘ V
trio “f voting rights CSISCS- The e m panelingy of :1 Those amendments guarantee \ r" .7. -
Th“ hearing is lhk‘ 1211651 SIL‘P three-judge appeals board on one that all persons shall be \‘Uhls'cl a“: 1;, .
in a series of appeals by College day's notice is considered to identical voter registration ,., .( ma 2; ‘
Of Law faculty member K9” extremely unusual and UiUid be requirements. Guido claimed. l . . :3 .'
Guido which could ultimately a sign of the court's concern lt' his appeal of Swinford‘s {3/
lead to a decision in the with the student voting rights decision is turned down today. . ' 1‘
Supreme Court. Guido \vas issue, Guido said Wednesday the next step for the plaintiffs is _, g 1.1.
turned down Tuesday by night. the Supreme Court. Guido said i ‘i 2‘ W '. .-
District Court Judge Max Judge Swinford had rejected preparations have already been as“ ,
Swintord in his attempt to $06k the motion for an injunction as made to submit an appeal 1o “ 4 ' 'j
an injunction to force the “entirely unreasonable.“ saying Supreme (‘ourt Justice l’otter {i ’ i g, ,5 'i.
county ‘0 WEN” SlUdCIit “if ever there was a case that was Stewart. ' . -_
voters. hurried at all. this is it." The UK use would be 1m» 3:
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BY KATIE MCCARTHY three war films presented in the The soap-suds filled fountain at?) i ‘ , (first . ‘e' ' ‘ , - '
Kernel Staff Writer Student Center Theater at 10 in front of the Patterson ()ffice 3,1» : ‘W V7" ‘, i ; . ’ «
Moratorium participants were am. and 12:30 made a total of Tower was the setting for a in!" “x;,'..«:~:nw l 1") a. . "', i
difficult to find on campus two dollars in contributions. not Guerrilla Theater. However, . a '
Wednesday. 0Ct- 13 was helping much in defraying the before things really got «a» , ‘ y 3 -’ __ ° .
nationally set aside for a $50-plus spent, estimated by a underway, a group of shouting 1% “a ' 4”,” V M - . " ’ g, ' x
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and a day of reﬂection 0“ the Nearly 500 professors and Cong flag, erected as a gjérfmzri» a, . . . . . ‘ L f '.
US. policy in Vietnam and instructors were contacted by “reminder of what is going on $22“ .Iri’a‘lcg'f“ *‘i‘ i g ' 'm .. v. ‘ 7
those who have died for it- letter urging them to 0311 Off over there," according to Rayner dﬁtﬁihﬁm“ .. r ‘ ‘ (ii i . ' - .. i ' '
It was to be a day Of strike on classes or relate their class to the Scott. . “ﬁfagﬁ ' ”it *" ' i; y
campuses across the nation, but Moratorium. David Brown 0f the . - Autumn does funn thin s to co le. The voun man above a ))ears 7 '. ‘-
Jill Raymond, coordinator. 0f SMC, said they were “pleased" The flag floating in the soap to have decided evzrythifg is Ep-sihe-dowri. So gwhat else canial guy
SMC, said “UK is not striking. with the five percent response suds .put d damper on th‘ do" (Staff photo by Ken Weaver) . j
because UK will never strike.” from the teachers. Guerrilla Theater players. Scott ' : L
The lack 0f enthusiasm was Mikell Grafton said her said. the hecklcrs were “badly ‘ 'i‘
evident everywhere. The sociology professor mentioned mismformed and 5‘19“" the °
BCtiVitJCS planned by the Student the Moratorium in class but “no absurdity Of WM}. S gomg on 1" ray A lllancp la’ls 4" , 7
Mobilization Committee were one was aware it was ”“5 free country. '/ 3
ignored or poorly attended. The Moratorium day.“ Continued on Page 2, Col. 1 , . . 4 .'
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" 7 ‘ Underneath 'all the student Signs of panic are beginning to another in an increasing string of to the community college the
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. . _ critiCISms of administrative appear iniournals across the nation. years in which the quality of campuses. . . of th
I - I . ' . “bungling". behind all the The Sept. 27 issue of The Chronicle education is sacrificed for an That 5 only one Slgh 0f the dirty and .
. . '{ maneuvering for power in the press of Higher Education reports that increase in the quantity of students backstage gomgston, and every ethel
_ .I I. . and at closed meetings. a fact of life over 100 private colleges and in the classroom. action is doubly significant in light imp:
’. 7* . BbOUt universities seems to stand universities “have exhausted their Locally, the reaction to UK‘s 0f the upcoming gubernatorial some
' ‘ I out. liquid assets and are hovering on dilemma is varied. The state’s four election and the 1972 meeting 0f Gosse
’ _ I . f_ O u r c o l l e g e a n d the brink of financial disaster,” regional colleges. smelling a cash the KehtthY IGeneral Assembly. $03:
'7' universities~from UK to Yale—~are The same issue reports that state bonus for themselves, are trying Sadly. the hfe Of a college “EL
. . .. , in financial trouble. Some say deep university tuition fees have jumped desperately to wrest control of the administrator seems to be one of a
V ._ y , ' financial trouble. lt is 8 concern an average of eight percent community college system—a perennial battle for C35h~
if ._ ', that should transcend all political nationally, while enrollment has powerful budget team—from the The General Assembly, which is
» j I . .- ' = and ideological boundaries. risen by seven percent. Lexington administration. said to be cool to budget increases
. . I Despite the idealism of a “free Things are even worse at UK, Meanwhile, UK, in the dark for the universities, ShOUld
* I' s university“ and the cries of wasted which bore a 10 percent enrollment depths of its biennial budget remember that it is money—and by
. .' .' ,. expenditures. it is a grim fact that jump this year and has only a dim preparation, is launching its own implication, the failure to provide
2‘ our schools need money. and lots chance of winning any budget counterattack to retain control by an adequate educational
l'” ggi-‘T, If -, ‘ h of it. to survive. increase. Thus the University faces moving Board of Trustees’ meetings atmosphere—which has led to both
I‘. , ' — ' student discontent with college life
'. . and the callous political plays by
I . »_ . - a ron ouse our state universities.
I ‘I I * ,' ' ' No school, including our own,
'. . 'I I, » . _ New drug center offers hope f0)” users should be forced by a balance sheet
. . to compromise its educational
} ‘1 - T; Within two weeks a badly needed But the important aspect of the felt like there is no place that they integrity. Reasonable funding of
. , . drug center will Open on this new drug center is that apparently can go to get help and still avoid everyone can insure that that
' . 7. _ .- campus. Ever since the Zoo Closed it will be free of police harassment. prosecution. This has resulted in doesn’t happen again.
‘ 7 t; last year. students suffering adverse Ms. Rayner Scott. chairwoman of many drug users simply failing to ,
. ,J reactions to drugs or StUdehtS the SG Drug Clinic Committee, says do anything about their problems.
’I 5 simply seeking drug information that Lexington’s chief narc. Frank There have been numerous reports ,
' have h0t had a safe place t0 go. Fryman, has agreed not to send about drug users with hepatitis and r;
‘ '- Hopefully that will be changed agents to the house. other diseases resulting from drug 2::
. . = V '_ now. The Student Government- Probably the most important use refusing to seek help because of $13, If
. -. ' ' ’ ' operated Saffron House Will have aspect of a successful drug clinic is a fear of prosecution. ' m (35” f"
- ,I 9., -. '. I! doctors on call 24 hours a day and that the person suffering from Hopefully that time has ended. I“ .933 r l‘f’l .'. \X
' . - ' .I“ trained volunteers. adverse effects feels absolutely safe Drug users now have another "' ‘6‘? Til-Tic if): .
‘. ’ l , . from prosecution. This is the key alternative to keeping their problem '1'... km)?
' . :gwwymﬂwwmhw that the new drug clinic seems to a secret and endangering their ~. I; .«.’I s
_. . 'I . . f gt Kernel Forum: offer. health or turning themselves over to I II ”33“?
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' .I . '- Building near sorority row charges $1.00 l'sivrzksn'y (it Krsrr'rxy ' Pieroni in the New York Post
I . ' . .I i'.‘ parking for UK. football games. The liHNBlJSHED W” LEXINGTON KY-
" , ' . People who have “'"t stickers have paid "TM—WI-IifnTr—If/SIS}KIWWZTIEZZT ”T :71} lirll'lor\,—;ITiI oft/1r r'n .. 7. 'T— «c 9 .
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MS- Parker Dale Matthews. and Wendy Wright. Assistant Managing Editors ‘
. Education Senior M the Tierney, Sports Editor Don Rosa, Cartoonist Rona Roberts, Arts Editor .

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war in Vietnam reflect a “body for economic reasons at home i t ,
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