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located $75 to share the cost of the tributed to campus organizations classes than from cutting study time fessor cf socmlogy at l’ennsyivani'i - . similar results. the researi hers . . I . " '- I '
machine with the Student Activities ”“9 0f the purposes Ol the newslet- to a minimum according to re- State ’ niversitv who 'lS’l‘tt‘t} . th‘i MUdemb Who reported studying ~‘iiil " l V >
Office. The machine. which Cain lel’ ‘5 to reduce the "communica searchers but ‘one of them said ‘seriespof studies~ ‘on 1‘ i 5i t ~m t My than two hours each weekday SE " > VI 5 '
said retails for about $275 will be tions gap" between SGA and student Tuesday he doesn‘t want to believe ’WN‘” of \l 'h‘ f We ‘3‘ ’l ‘ "“ had an overall GPA of 2 94 The at 'l‘hi‘ lll‘\l dud} Lll‘il found that . * ,

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bought from the dean of studentsof— organizations. theresults ardSchiiman ”age ('1 A “d3 291 for students Enid” wnv up New“) Wm {he . I , '
fice and located in the print shop of wTabled a bill that would have es- . . studying m“ ‘0 ”“99 hOUFS a day. lx‘lt't‘illdk’t‘ ”1 citisws .itiendi-d regur ' ' ._ » . '
theStudentOrganizations Center tablished mandatorv office hours for The researchers. writing in the Schuman was on sabbatical and 297 for those studying three to four hill} l'.‘ \ilitit‘ii'w 'l'hti! tiiidiniz ‘-hi‘ '. . ' ' . .

The use of the machine Wt“ be senators ' June issue of Sot'ltll Forces. said could not be reached. his secretary hOUFS. Mid 2.86 for students hitting “WOW“ ”‘- 4 lat” “Um lh‘? "t“ ' .' . .' . .

they found little correlation between said the books four to five hoursa day searchers Mil/1 - ' ' - _ . . , _

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B) BRAD “mph“ icated to protecting and serving the If any of the children do not attend John Kiebler. .Iaycees community "A lot of them have expressed a said. but planning is iii the earl\ 4' . ‘l. 1' '

Contributing Writer public." said Jaycees president Pate SChOOl beyond the high school level. development director. said an indi concern in contributing." he said stages ' ', -

rick Hoagland during a press confer, the}‘ can obtain their share of the vidual promised to contribute an im "So there really hasn t been a need “Th 1‘ l . . -h' ll , H ‘ ' ‘ _ 5 ‘ :7 - 4’

A trust fund has been established ence yesterday at the Lexmgton p0. trust at age 2'). tial $100. With a pledge of $100 for for stiliciting on a formal basis . we . i E m h R d k d :ngt h“ pu I! - ' ' l i V .'
by the Lexington Jaycees in mem- licestation. “The fund iS for any POSt high each of the following four years don'thaveto " (.m l b he (Em-w. t roug l’Ul’lh?‘ ' .i " ,- ',
orv of slain Lexington police officer school education. including vocatio- Kiebler did not ldt‘lllll\ the donor wmllmml“ ‘m “"0”"le dred>‘ a; I .' ' i; ‘ ‘. -)
RovMardis, The trust fund is designed to help nal and business school or college,“ ‘ Kiebler was unable to give a pro h" Mid “(Tau-‘8 this is an ongoing . ‘ g I "I : “ >-

Mardis. named “Outstanding Mardis' seven surviving daughters Hoagland said. "However, it is not Lexington Police Chief John cise dollar amount currently in the fund. lh“ Pllhllt' hill h<)p<'iull.\ he -. .' , ‘. .
Young Police Officer of the Year" pursue a higher education. “He was limited to college because they McFadden said the department has fund. but he said contributions have awareot [he purpOseot the fund . , .1 . '. t . l. ’.
by the Jaycees in April. was shot to a dedicated family man and father might choose something else," made no immediate plans for a cone exceeded $1.000 Contributions can be made to the l , ' "~. “.‘.
death last week. and it would be a tremendous bur» First Security National Bank and tribution t0 the fund. but “responses Roy Mardis Trust Fund in care of ’. ~ ‘l , ",-;.' '7 .'

. den to educate these ladies Without a Trust Co contributed $500as an in for contributions from the officers The Jayme: are Sponsoring a ihv Lexmizion Jaime. Po Box '. I l' '1‘ ' ‘

Mardis. 35. "was extremely ded- father.“H0agland said tialdeposittothefund. themselves have been good ” fundraiser for the trust. Kiebler 916.l,exington.i\'y liiisiii .i ' ‘.,‘ .-

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of reli ious choices 3 fingers do the walking ‘
g . By KENNYJONES paiiy profits by charging bus nesses . ,' -' '. ‘ ' .

By ALEXANDER S. (‘ROL'CH weeks; he doesnt know the perma- Contributing Writer for advertisements iii the yellow . . ,‘_
Editorial Editor ne'l‘li platfeor Sine 1yiet. d f pages _ '- ,. ‘

e 9V- i oore. ”90"” ° Seei your name in a hone book (‘am said SGA s nsors the 22.000 . ‘

For students with a godly apti- the United Methodist Student Cen- can bsfig' about qmte a sgnse of km books because .3: a very good - - -
tude. variots cells of Christianity ter. said the grOUp has WOFShiP on complishment source of information for faculty ' - '
dominate the campus religious Mondays at 8 pm. 0“ Mondays at And you don't have to be a home- staffiind students atthe LTniverSIty‘ I j . ’ .‘ ~t .
scene. but other groups are rep— 6330 Pin. a. drama STOUP meets. ll owner with your own extension to The 198.1% edition. which has " ~ " I " ‘
resented as well. holds a Bible study meeting on realize that sensation Just a stu- been in the WOFk> tint-e Mav. should ' ',

The groups are now settling into Thursdays at 8:0tit§m.. and at 63“ dent be available sometime in 'ilctober. ‘ 7 .
their routine activities. after the amusmgroupmee - _ Residence hall students' cam us Hensley gaid . ‘ - _ .' '.
first week of welcoming new stu. The NewmanvCenter Will hold .3 addresses and phone numbers :re When the books arrive. one copy ‘ . j .. ‘
dents. freshman orientation Saturday. said automaticallv listed in the campus per phone Will be d9l|\'(‘r9d to all -

Twila ‘Greene with the Baptist Stu- Mmra McDonald. one Pl 3 four- phone directory. But students who resident housing. fraternities and \0- l '

dent Union said the group has week» member S‘Ude'.“ ministry team. The /’ have changed rooms or residence rorities, ' . - .
tIy filowshigt/‘tvortil'i‘ip (tineetilngs hon ?:o:tatlill)frere\rltmcollll:gl:ge 8:323:35: irmmu krvne‘tiraphitt halls need to register their new list- 1 Offcampus students with a vali» ' . '

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and Bible study are the highlights of will discuss how “their Christian people day center. he said Members Hillel Foundation. Inter-varsuy lmng;r:;thsg‘:gnlé‘lllsl Egrslad‘hzgihgrtg hfiirelgnllg‘gnlzrget 1 fret (Op) in 120 . ~ . .
its activites. Green said. “We trv to outlook can go to other areas of life of the staff also go along on Fresh- Christian Fellowship. K-Home i412 thedi ‘t . 3' ‘
get students involved where their in- and how they can get active with man Weekend. _ Rose Sti, Lutherans. Narigators C "rice orynf t' be ‘
terests lie, where they fit in." theirfaith."shesaid, “Students are interested in things iinterdenominationali. Catholic ta f ed Wish-$333: 0:? bongo; INSIDE ‘

The Christian Student Fellowship The Religious Advisers Staff keeps that make life meaningful," Moore Newman Center 1320 Rose Lanei. 0;" car: 9’ a 3 p

has outings every Saturday. said its the campus religiom youps togeth- said. “if we can help students pick Unitarian Universalists i3564 Clays Stu denlt’su‘ livi off cam g or m
pastor Larry Brandon. He said UK's er. “It provides a point of contact." up some values tat L‘K) we V9 done Mill Rd.) and United Methodist Stu- f . ng , . pu. . _ . .

. . . .. , raternity or sorority homes also A lexlnlon Inn 15 Off-CHM a smfl

cs]: students will have a retreat said Moore. current president of the OurJOD. dent Centeri 151 E. MaxwellSt,i eedt f." t d t ha h . d l . f
with Purdue‘s (35p students at an group. and allows "coordination of The advisers staff unites diverse Moor - A. n o 1 on an re urn a c nge owns ea ”'5‘ or “ude'l's' F"

, , . . . , .. . . . . . e said the Maranatha Chris- of address form to 120 Student Cen- details on the dorm Illflllalnc, see

Indiana park 00l- 4'6. The STOUP Will actiVities wecan share. religious groups including Bahai. the tian Fellowship and the Lexington ter b tomorrow page 2
also hold auditions for a religiom Some of the staff—sponsored events Baptist Student Center (429 Colum- Christian Fellowship are not mem- lf ythe necessar cha es are not '

‘ , ' lude “activities for the good of bin Ave). Campus Crisade for ‘ .. , , y ng . -. i - . _
mustcal dram lnC t . . bers of the staff because the) ha\e made‘ "E mrmanent address W1“ ' m [K M. Kyle MIC) ls wheel
Brandon said csp holds a Wednes. the community and the student Christ. Canterbury Fellowship (472 decided to 80 their mm way .. The be listed and no phone number will in; ma Min. to, . m com.“

day night meeting on north campus. body, such as a volleyball, tourna- Rose St). Christian . Student be given. For more on his comments ycstcrday

starting at 7:00 pm. for the first few ment lBSt fall for the group 5 Street Fellowship i 502 Columbia Ave). See Rl‘llGlUl s. pagc.‘ Names in the UK faculty—student- iii Memorial Colic-uni. see srom.

F . f K staff directory appendinas they are N‘-

m t on 0 listed on students‘ a ission appli-

u es cause evacua l y. Cowden plant a... m
Hensley said students who wish to
MOUNT STERLING, Ky. (AP) — turing Co. plant was closed while in- tal. said Kevin Barnard, the hospi- were becoming ill and passing out at be excluded from the directory mist

The management of a textile plant spectors searched forthecause. tal‘s directorof public relations. theplant. which makes blue Jeans. make a request at the registrar's of- Toda wt“ be «only tn I “h

where mxiom fumes camed 72 peo- About 260 workers were evacuated No complaints one from a union When the agency sent inspectors fice. ganged (hum and I Q

ple to be sent to the hospital yester- from the building shortly after to steward and “who h pi _ to investigate Aug. 23. the company John Cain. Student Govemment cmotm-n "U, ,iii b,

day had earlier refined to allow am. becauseof thefumes. said Gor- ee were met r y an em ‘oy refused to allow them inside. Saly- Association president, said the di- W“ -‘

. . . . ved by state officials . . in the mid In and wind. out of the

state impectors in the plant to check don Nichols. a spokesman for the in the last two weeks said Michael ers said. The agency obtained a rectory pays for about 20 percent of “mm IOIommph

out complaints from workers, an of- state division of Disaster and Emer- Salyers compliance director for the search warrant in Franklin Circuit his group‘s budget. WM 3‘ M clad!

flfiwmd' of the fumes had not sellingieseo'lwtlcsfi people treated for occupational 8““)! and Health Pro- 332;“ and began inspecting Tues mavengimmrtngba mull: .‘. m ' 3° W M of

m M . . gram. ' . . . _"‘. i’e - ~~P'Y‘ Warrant-min

dots-ml yesterday nf- chills. not put. and named were The plant will reopen today mth- orgamzation about $2011!) for the in

tumor: and the Cowden Monufec- admitted to the Mary Gilles Hospi- The complaints alleged employees outtheair conditionirg. right to publish the book. The corn- ‘

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“5 KIMBERLY 5'5“ ‘31 Inn- said the m0!“ management guests. but Browning said they are Browning added that students who
Contributing “’t‘llt’r had "hegrd [here was quite a prob. 6‘ ' ' ‘ “asked (obe respectful, and "m is rent the first semester are guar-
. lem with housing. and the motel had Thls IS a SpeCIal Offer fOt' SIUdents only“ a certain time guests should leave." anteed housing for the second se-
' it you are tired of dorm life and some space and wanted to helpout." Anyone ClSC . . . should expect [0 pay from And“large parties are not allowed." master if they want.
can‘t find an apartment. there may . As far as imurance and safety re-
. t .' The motel has set aSide about 30 - ” . . . I . Jerry Hensley. a UK sophomore,
be roam at the mm The tontinental moms In one wing The price of the $800 $1,000 . . quirements. Browmng bgld the moved into his room Tuesday “1
lnn.t "t 1“ room includes utilities. local Phone RIChard Browning, "‘0‘?” ls already minaret; by "5 regu- was looking for a place to live and
I The continental inn is now offer service. maid service. TV. refrigera- Continental Inn sales. marketing director lar ”“33“? RS? Iers, owevgr, are their offer looked 800d. 50 I thought
ing student housing Students rent tor. full bath. Use of the indoor pool, responsx e or e" own pro ection I'd tryitout,"he 531d-
. . per semester at a monthly rate of and drive~up parking. Browning m agggghgtémd student response to Hensley considers the semester
. $230 for single occupancy and S400 said room for a month should expect to fill out a rental agreement and the motel housing has been i-nthu- lease and the close prommity to
. fora double room .. h . . .f .. . . . . , . campus the main advantages of
. . T is is a special offer for stu- pay r_orn $800311“). , furnish information such as parents siastic so far. “There have been lots Commentars offer
. . Richard Browning. director ot dents only." he said "Anyone else Wlule there are no restrictions as name and address. of calls and inquiries beveral rooms The Continental Inn is located
. - . . sales and mat keting at the t ontinen who walked in and wanted to rent a far as age. students are required to Students are allowed to have have already beenii ntea ' at 801 New Circle Road.
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» . . Local, state papers trying to attract student subscribers ; f“ is in
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l By .I \\ iii. \\Tti\ mclainations have been common tree papers away in order to let the o . Q5 \ THE
.' . _ i'oittt‘ItiutitiL‘ “ritcr arouiid cateterias and bookstores for prospective subscribers compare pa- . . y i
" ' . ‘ I~ . ‘lic past two weeks. as representa pers. This year. however. the paper
. ‘ . .' la the tast paced high-pressure li\t‘.s trom the two largest newspa- has distributed free Wildcat T-Shit‘ls ‘ ‘ KENTUCKY
I‘ ..' . - . I world ot newspaper subscriptions :t pci‘s in the state have descended on to those who subscribed _\
. '1 I . piiysliitit'iniSlt‘rtius caiiipustor a sales time The subscription drive also pro- \ , _ ' T
' . ‘ - . ' -. ,i . . . . - , . , _, . . - vides an opportunity for students \VM I ,- \ KhRNEL ,
II . _ . - . s.ui.onis walking past the student lllt row i has been hoping to . h . Bl . d Rod . l . E
' . II III . I I' ~ i‘eiitc: trec speech area during this procure subscriptions through free 3:: tab'l a‘rIa: . IgerbbigIeaIm if \\ .
.I ’ ' ' - lilllt oi ycai can expect to tie papers. as well as lower base rates d u 5“ 65.83. l ‘1?) .Ir} to 5‘ H" - \\ i; lni‘
-" I ,4 . hiiiitlilt‘il ‘iiy :vpresenatiws oi both to: students." said t‘urtis Young. the newspapers Clr‘u ation . ‘ - ” P <5 '
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1 ; . . I _ I. , t . ,I J .. and the l. \ T pIipii Ulllu IniinigtiI IT 9 sU) Young said he has “enjoyed hh I \\:\T‘ reSUltb.
I _ . I. .oii Hound imam in an dilt‘nipl to stiiption driyi giyes faculty and t 'l ['K nd . Hi]. th 'I : \ijs ‘ \§\\?.
. . ' ' I‘ " .» sign students up tor home deliyery l niyersity employees the chance to II’I.“ I at t" id a 193%}: }t tht: I’.“ $ 33; I I. i lll§‘:
ii' ~.~' " c . '1 . . , . i . . . purchase papers at prices of up to C an.“ 0 ‘9 ques mm d 0” t m\ SSE; \\;I\\‘
- . ~.- . . n in“ use inc sit would you an .o I I qualitvof the paper. 0'. \ \\-\..
. .- I - . . _ .. \ blii less than normal subscription - \\ \\\\;\;~I 2;!
.- .. .. '. , buy a H. \\ith this substiiptioi. . I ' Ԥ \ Q \;
,, . . I'. you get this tree \Vildcat T-shirt ”I” He said people from the Courier . . \i§ it;
'I . 'I' r. yelled .ioo Rodgers a Iiouriialisin The Hc'o it iciia'w offers the will be on campUS through the end hi I ‘ §i r , " 257-2871
_- f . _- stiphiiit‘iiii‘t' "How about this tree same lower base rates for students of the week. Rodgers said sales of .‘K I) I a.fi§ I
. ' ' .‘ . ' < Uii‘ sir said Joe Blair stir and t niyersity ott'icials Like the the Herald will continue until tomor~ ’ ’ ‘\ inymus Kernel ciapm.
I' I ' I. dent llslt‘ll’iti‘lil" tor the paper Such (mm v. the Humid Leader gives row, ‘
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. 1-. ' I \l‘ The Aliliwt ot a ixvtlaliii‘. lioy ‘ilardis a ,ifi-yearold officer death is scheduled to begin today ill litc MX-memlk‘l' \‘OI‘Dm‘I‘S JUI‘.‘ L‘ Editorln chief Elizabeth Cores
. I . .I , police ittta‘ct' said yesterday it :s tier wth ttic chmut'iii policc depart- Mercer County. i'\in‘i‘lt‘(i to hear testimony on the Managing Editor 50'3“! DEVFOO'T“?n
. I wish that the :ilt‘tiill} oi the sialt- po tilt'l‘il was iatally shot during an "if it comes out in the inquest that events surrounding Mardis' death News Editor Fron Stewart
I' . . ' hoe attic-ct oho Jot-“itinidib Mp.” to; :i manhunt in a Mercer (‘ounty it was a state trooper. it is my wish. Fragments taken from Mardis' body Editorial Editor Alexander Crouch
. . I , I her tristiani: timer be rnadcputilic cornlield tor escapee Randy Haight. and it would have been Roy's wish_ came trom a zzzi-caliber bullet that Sports Editor Willie Hiott
7 . ’ V . l 'r. stit‘i' he s going through My. «I “I.“ “Id that Hai H was I that his name not be released. it at is used in a rifle issued to state po- Arts Editor Gary Pierce
' ' . ' - enough pazi: now that there is ni- “spit-iii in "mm” death. ii“ late: allposs1ble. ‘Mrs Mardis said lice.authoritii.-s said Special Proioc's Editor Scott Word
. I _ ' ”Vim“ :“ s‘" Jim‘s!" dnll completely admitted that Mardis was killed by Photo Editor Breck Smither
- ' ' wipe "iii hint and his family ‘ .\uc I ,I, .3 W . .1 -~ '
' . ' V Niall» saiiz .i: at: interuew mil; In": I M Jan pull“ ”“1“” m the Adviser Paula Anderson
' ‘ _I \\\ l.l\ :'a.iiw it s my wish that his ‘ “ Advertising Manager Linda Collins
. . _ iiaiiiciiot iii-iw-ieaied \ coriim'r s inquest into Mardis‘ - ‘ MATH REVIEW Production Manager Rhonda O'Ncin
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