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Toll Ho restaurant Trial dela
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to close on May 12' . .. for Morton , .
‘the end of an era’ ET - overru e
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o, By ELIZABETH CARAS took time out from a King of Steel , , . I: I .
News Editor pinball game to talk to about the , had ”me to prepare . . . I~

' restaurant, said the H0 is “a college , ; .‘ . .2 . ~ .- .I . .

On May 12 at 3 am, the Ho will place — the best hamburgers in , .. , By STEPHANIE WALLNf-IR - . . -
be closing its doors — for the last town.‘ . , ~ , Managing Editor . '. . , I'
time. “I spent half 0‘ last semester “33‘7” The second request for a contin- ' - ‘ ~3.

The owner of Tolly Ho restaurant here," said Mark Williams, a fi- I’ “ > . uance in the trial of Elzie Alexander : . j -
on Euclid Avenue, Bob Hollopeter, nance junior who was studying cal- . ~ 9,3,, Morton was overruled yesterday by _ . , II,

, . . f said he ins been unable to reach an culus at a back table at the restau- Q“. .. ' sex}; Fayette Circuit Court Judge Ar- ' ' o.

‘f agreement with the landlord and rant. “The Ho has to live on — it’s 3* ’ , Ago ’. ,3? mand Angelucci. _' ." A
. . .. will be closing the 13~year-old estab- aninstitution. . §§§Igti ‘4: 2% Defense attorneys Erwin W. Lewis - .’ -. 2 .
o e "SW“ "there's no where else to go The e and Wood C. Moooooo mooe on ' » .

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:~ Honooooor is currently looking for food's. mot the atmosphere is oiooho’shtéh Eiivifl‘t‘v’i‘itiliefndieion’iflf“33§ti: ‘ - ,‘ -.
“0"” mm near. campus. out 8°“ ta? .3“ o uance of the trial. which is some. , . ‘
“3.5"" b???“ able ‘° ““d "myth“ “I know i'll miss it " said Greg t” uled to begin May 6- ' - -
suitable, hesaid. Dannenberg, a recreation senior. . , V:§”i:h?&u “a; , Morton, 31' Of 1972 Kingtree Drive, ' . . ‘

And he doesn't think he will be “It's a real fun place. you come out . .. Wevwfi‘omfiae’l‘a ‘5 charged W“ "‘9 ”P“ murder . i ' .
able to reach an agreement with the to see your friends." " set “3*ehfiuefi’fi “3613’ and .Sodomy 0f UK graduate “we“! _ .
landlord. “He knows what he want5, Barry Cronin, a business sopho— ', '2 "iféotswr'fi; 41"“ ‘ , . .. . . V, g; » . ‘ 1""ng IChen. who was strangled ' ' ,
lknow what I can pay — we're real- more, and Mike Hoffman, a fashion » .. . to, «Lifiwhgogoehk e1; i »- o ' .o,..F;;:..’,I...,;.,::5,¢:.,‘;_..-J'If;._g« ' June . 9 m the Chemistry/PhySics ' ‘ -' .
ly farapart,"hesaid. merchandising senior. were also ’ ' $3“ f e A '3 IX "- Building. . . . , . -

The iandlord, James F. Howell of upset by the restaurant's closing. . ‘ .- . . . , - . “ The defense said more time 15 ’-
Elizabethtown, Ky., declined to com- “it‘s the only place to come at night “’ needed to prepare {0" the trial be ~ '
ment. after parties.“ Cronin said. cause offextenswe PFe'tFIKI PUbhcl' . '

In November of 1971, Tolly Ho was Harry Mason, a cook at the res- . ' . ty and thUfhcwnt time to obtain . . ‘
named by combining the riist two taurant for 12 years, said he will , » . . necessary Information from their m- . .
letters of Hollopeter‘s name with the miss “the people — you get used to ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . VGStISBtOI'S- . - » I -
name of his former partner, Bob the people, what they‘re ordering, . ‘ . NSO- MOFtOHS attorneys argued _
Tolly. how they act.“ that Commonwealth Is Attorney Ray

Hollopeter said he will miss the Another person who'll have to find , Larsonoomd be usmg the ease to .
constant interaction he has enjoyed somewhere else to go is named Hi- = ' h005th15 campaign. Larson W1“ face - ‘
with local residents and students lary. according to Hollopeter. The . . ‘ two opponents In the May 28 Demo- »
over the years. “i like the students elderly man who's become a Tolly Slgn 0f the "mes , cratic primary. . . -
- they get along with us. we get H0 regular is “just a fixture — like 1“ denying the motion for contin- . ~ .
along with them." thefurniture." Bob Hollopeter, owner of Tally Ho restaurant, pancehaAngaelucci ruled the: the the. .

And he said he realizes that many - Hollopeter said the fact that 3,, h ~ h ~ ] ense s d enoysh Ume rIom e

, , , , , , , g es up at t e Sign t at has disp ayed the name of outset of the the 1nd, tment to ad-

students and alumni Will be upset by D lites Will be movmg in to the area , his establishment for the past '3 cars C . .
the closing. "Some of them are mad, formerly used by Campus Billiards . L y ‘ quuaItIely prepare and defend this ac- . I
fired up. The alumni are worse than has nothing to do with his decision. l “on , .
the students.“ “I would care less about any of l . .. The judge wenIt 0“ to say the court . ‘ .

“it's the end of an era," said Matt the chains coming in - none of . feels that the “8th 0t ‘MIOFtOH' as '
Patterson, an English senior who them have affected me yet,“ he well as the {prosecutioniIWill be pro .
has gone to the Ho three times a said. “I've seen a lot of them come teCted, during theexaminations and .
week for five years. Patterson, who and g0.“ selectionofprospective jurors ' ' ,

l _, - See MORTON. page 4 . .
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“”5 Seniors Win tap honors at annual UK ceremony '
- Scudder, Freudenberg claim outstanding student awards a. . . , . i

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“- m I“ ‘ w {M' "‘ By JOHN JURY major from Madison, lnd.. Scudder. The fellowship. one of UK's larg— ‘ 'oj""4§{ f<:'>‘r"”"e.p,,u'o“ . ‘ . ' '

Mil-m 1-" Staff Writer 22, was named outstanding female est single awards given to a student, f" " «e .5» J" . '

' * senior. She is currently the presi- is for810,000. L ' ‘ f.“ i _ - . . , .
' Timothy B. Freudenberg and dent of Delta Delta Delta sorority Azbill, who maintained a perfect , ‘3? g . '2 ’ .

Md; “1|: W to sing Nyla Scudder received the Otis A. and one of two student representa- 4.0 grade point average, served for ' t‘ . ,‘ ...“t§§$?=t' . ', 3 a '. , - .

for than“ in front d- n “ Singletary awards last night as out tives on the UK Athletics Board. the past four years as a manager for . ' gt (Yo? ' t I , ' ' '

once. dim. ”Pm standing seniors during the Univer- Scudder was recently named the the UK men’s basketball team. He $3,, ‘ I a ‘ , ' - ' ', .

pep}. ~ 7 . I sity's Awards Night ceremony at the outstanding greek woman this year will begin law schoolat UK this fall. , _ _ ”,1 “39,1 I 1 ; -

_ , - . . , .. Hyatt Regency Hotel. by the Greek Activities Steering Other honors were awarded at the "33"": v . . '
. . , " Freudenberg, 22, was named the Committee. She serves as a Student ceremony last night as the SAB 4f“ , if! 3 ., , - I4; ’ ‘I , ' ,

The .‘ .— ufl fee: m d h . University's outstanding male se- Activities Board member-at-large named the outstanding junior, soph- ‘ I _\~ " .- " . . , I

SEC m tide We“ “5 nior. A political science major. he and is a member of Collegians for omore and freshman on the bexing I t, . ' , . ' I ' ‘I

m M a. the m for at UK currently serves as president of the Academic Excellence, Mortar Board ton campus. ‘ It; . '9 3,, . . . . II

, record for uh in . m “I“ Student Government Association. Honor Society. Omicron Delta Elizabeth A. Caras, a journalism Ni 3 - - " . , -

Whimuemi‘S. A member of Omicron Delta Kappa and Societas ProLegibus. and English major, was named out ; . it, ' ‘ . I ' . '

. _o ., Kappa and Collegians for Academic After graduation, Scudder will be standing junior. She currently _ . ; . I . ’ , ,

. Excellence, Freudenberg is an exof- a field representative for Tri-Delt serves as news editor for the Ken- - , 5 :5 \- . ,
ficio member of the University Sen- sorority for one year and plans to at- tacky Kernel and will be the editor- , l - _ I . Q, i ' . » . '
ate and Senate Council. and is also tend the UK College of Law in the inchief of the newspaper next year. T ' , I, i '
the student representative on the fallofisas. A native of Danbury, Conn., she is ._.,,_._ - , _.,,_. ,,__.,_.,__n ‘ . , . I

. . . , , . - Boardof Trustees. Randy Azbill. a htical science also a member of Omicron Delta . , , , . ' .

T0“! Vi”. mt! “I! «like A native of Newport, Ky.. he senior from Londongoqu received Kappa and Collegians for Academic TWYLA SCUDDER TIM FRELDENBERG ~ I ,

Wen—W served as 1983-84 SGA vice president the first W.L. Matthews Jr. Excellence. I . I . -

M M V» I at!“ I and the senator for the College of Fellowship for graduate or profes- Mindy Martin was named out member of BACCHUS, she serves as native of West Lafayette. 1nd,. she is . I ,

M)" W W t” ”V: Arts & Sciences during the 1982-83 sional study, presented by the UK standing sophomore. A communica- chairpersonofthe speakers‘corps. an SAB member-at-large and presi- , '

Wi‘wmmfim school year. After graduation, he Athletics Association. The award is tions major from Hartford, Ky.. she Lynne Hunt, a business and eco- dent of the SGA Freshman Rep . ,

WW“ I...” "Pt m «g planstoattendlawschool. named in honor of the former UK isa memberof the Tri-Delt sorority, nomics major, was presented with resentative Council. She has a 4.0 . ~ ,

. M " a ' ‘f‘f I? I‘ ‘I An economics and political science law dean who died last September. Societas Pro Legibus, and SAB. As a the outstanding freshman award. A See AWARDS. P3364 ' '
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By TIM JOHNSON » A, , " . . .. ' . I . I

Semosmmr .t g . marmalade!“ Cooperative program came about as result

in 1900, the Fayette lCounty (Deg; i, . . . . ,. ' , 7’93"“. game”, e, . .

sus showed that mar oneten mm~m ' . .‘ . d ° ' ' ' ,-

oe a. on 50,934 sale and .. . .- - ., v - , , -..- 3 , , . . of goo tzmmg, local housmg offzczal says

incomes below the poverty level. ~Mme-W .—-. . »» ‘

of time 4,841 families. 2,618 were , 32,; :.. ,'-~ 3 '. , . , By TIMJOHNSON “We began Warren Village l in 1974 and started

headed by females. E WWW“ ‘ ' . “ "fie-W, SeniorStaff Writer building around our ongoing experience." said How-

In an effort to raise these fami- . ,3: M ‘3? 1 ' 7'13" "’ L. ‘ ““1 ; use": ard Converse. executive director of Warren Village.

lies' incomes above the poverty ‘ 4 ' . ._ , . - , “MM, f1?- i»‘,3‘~' , _ inc. “Became of our initial success, we started War-

level, the colleges of Home Eco- t‘W*o§ _, ‘ _ * £4. '-‘...:.;.-.;s.o§.e ren Village it last year. We are now serving nearly

nomics and Edimtion, the Medi- _- . . __ ,. , “W 35.3, wee“,*e“‘e§“‘*3°, bet-ta Coleman remembers what it was like zoofamilies.“

cal Center and lexington‘s Tenant yogit’ , ‘ ' '1 ' _ ‘ s »i,'iéogwgfifi§§ - . a D O I e I I I
irs'é'soicflfigafi'l'simmh 33.581; in s eyewitness accounts trout my come into existence without CIA training and or gwgsement? (it g-ggydném‘z:
“otherplaces are worse." —_ local residents who VI‘S‘lted Niaft who would cease to exist without U. S. backing. bgsmup mm“... on which
There are basically two sources d 8“! ‘3 P." ,d the Witnus tr _ this country was founded by mos.
. “information" used by the adminis necessary to document any of the Peace unhatlve. All d the ec- In f ct a . to ty re- p ) This was a dc” violation . . international law and respect-
"ation and "S ultra-“81“ W18 00m- C’Weesi'ma'm! . “Fm“ mi. N Pm“ ‘ ”mu-"e ‘oie at the first things the of internal tional law When the Nica- ing the right of self-determination
paniom for theircharges against the Unlike Amnesty International, directly. opposite from that which parts, tas did an" kicki out So- ” 80V i took us to the bytheNicaraguan people?
Sandinistas: The Heritage Founda- whose main concern is documenta- the Heritage Foundation or the mm m to outlaw the deltifh 1- World 9" Mice,” closest Euro
tion and the Central Intelligence tion of human rights Violatlom. the nutteeplltnts. ty _ and they have lived up pena t allies sided against us. we con- This guest opinion was submitted
' Agency. , main concern d the lleritage Fwn- For brevity’s sake, I will focus hw In other words the claim (1' temptuously ignored the ruling d by Kevin Greene, an LCC student
We should first look at the Hen- datlon ls propagandmng “8 ldeologl- n] on Amnesty International 'Do “7 I tions” is’a farce and I this court and turned our backs on and member of Socially Concerned
tage Foundation for its claims to be cal perspective. Human rights 15- ° 5: '01 t won the .1976 ,000 execu to tit international law Students.
“autonomous.“ True, it is a private sues are only a means to an end. Wobell ‘lr’leacemPnzeyfor its human chellem eamthdgcumenuch false accu- .
. organization, but this does not mean Since the foundation cannot docu— , hts work The Reagan adminis- pli‘sgbthat the have a cum ula- v, V ‘ ‘ '\‘ \. ,. n.‘ \v
that it is either independent of the ment any of its claims, the various "3 _ , ' , , sations y _ ,‘VVV , "/ ‘ ,
‘ . . . . . - tratlorl itself CNS Amnesty 8 reports tlve dfect m fin mums, cre— ,
, administration or in any way obiec- charges should be canaldtehreed on human rights in places like the 85118 a m” . e in the , of , ' a
ilavgeuan its reports concermng Nica— fighstantlated untll proven o r- . Soviet Union, Poland, “mm. the ricanupublic. As smlnds this .| . ‘ ‘5.
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. ' According to the Wall Street Jour- Then there is the CIA (aka. the e” and met- WEW§JaS till: , g .u .
nal, it is a “quasi-academic institu- Committee to Intervene Anywhere, . . _ 0V8? {P35 US Ync ”warp: Ni- \: I" H
' tion" founded in order “to give the or just “the committee"). Let us Amnesty is nomdeopglc‘i‘l “d “w 2,”; . ' 50?, sligmeful and V7: i ’9‘“! “‘9’
‘ ’ luster of respectability to formerly face facts. The committee is under non-partisan by intent, Since it FMS} 9733‘“ ‘5 (m AA [77' _
, . fringe conservativism, and then the direction of the executive branch remain above. any 0118136 0‘ blaS If 1110811 _ out a “war , ff? t, VN .Ttl'tuf'} 7‘
' translate it into policy” (12/7/84 p. of our government, making it the in- it is to retain its credibility. In short, We have been cam b our ‘ ’ ’l a \\ '- 3??? f;
64). hirthermore, some two dozen strumentoladministration pOIiCy. Amnesty is above reproach and {5 by "“me S _83?10 yinci- ‘ l/ \\\\\‘g‘.\, / '1
' 4 of its former staff have moved on to It was only a few weeks ago that a ”6081111“ worldvnde as ”'9 authon- W d out: ahave come into I \ ,l/ t I /
_ administration posts, and the prosi- committee man resigned in protest tyonhumanrights. ' en yv w'thmt CIA training and ' " \ l.
dent himself appeared on the back after being pressured to doctor and If Amnesty s Information W— mm a" to exist without .3
of “Mandate II" (their major post- re—submit a reporton Central Amer- ed. the W 61811931. I W011]? S WW] cm is a violation of ,3! :J!) 41
election publication) under the quote ica so that it would fit administra- qtnckly clause my position. but nei- U. .h clung- , . ,1 . ‘ \\
. . one of the people its been most tion policy considerations. And lest ther Amnesty nor the dozen eye Wlt- U.S. I: _ their harbors and , ,y A ' .. ‘1‘ 7 \
useful toandusedbyisme." we forget, thisisthegroup wln‘chis nesses l have spoken w1th have .We \gfiennned . (a rentl {/ “V. K . 5“ k, )
. - But more important than all this arming and training the Contras and found any mm to suggest that Violated _lr nuggetmcpgzonfiné (I I ,7. A ,‘. ‘ ’1‘
is the fact that this Washington- mining Nicaraguan harbors. Talk the tales of Reagan {at al are any- “”388" bfllemvg their election day 1/”. W , , y .
' based organization simply does not about asking the foxes for reports on thing more 3M" Politically COHW 11' capf cilitatss the democratic R -4 n i! m m
. have the organizational machinery conditions imidethehenhouse. nlentfabrlcatwfls- somehow a I“?...‘ ”SA | “A (2 ME MI . 9 ”
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