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This is the last ankle in a live-part series examining Ilulie took ott her underneai. elimhed up on th« Inln got up tight .max then 3. t'i . a I. . -I' i, '. ,I'
the issues (outerning abortion. The names of people table. and put her still shoed feet in tin stirinps 'l‘he Ill/.1l)lt* it-tm “M mm. (hump; wt M I,” .‘.I_.. ‘ ' . K: .. '1'
. dii‘eulv involved in sperilit situations have been (hanged. "nurse" held her hand and tried to get her talking xxxept into the hottoin oi the ‘..1-"1Illtt . ,' t. ’...
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'l‘he ilirl. Julie. was l5. seared. lrom Rhode lsland. t(.oldlarb ll‘dfi lill't't‘ Hilli‘ii'N “11"” it“ ith‘“‘" l” ‘ ”M “NH!” h" i l" l. i” ' I . if: " i ‘7'"
three and one-half months pregnant. and with her par- sister. it took her three \ieeks to get used to the blood ‘I‘H‘Il “"1" W'IH.‘ "INA“ “"I‘ t" "‘4 I' " " ' i V “ ‘ ". II.‘ .'."I. .-.,‘
euts. She had told them three days before. 'l‘hey had \(i\\' she assists (ioldlaib in the ”operating [0“!!! ' Ha I‘m“? """“”“"""t‘ I“‘}I“‘I"I 1" "I‘ “ I' " ' ’5 '
"eontaets" and had been able to set this up with (Lold- other girl has had t\\o abortions herself and \llll isn't "';ii"I‘liIi) iimiii .5 “M "1'“ i!” M ii V N i, i I’ '
larb. 'l'he lather looked \lat‘ia. but jovial. He had a big IN'd to the blood. She tailu to the peoph- fifth; 1:: I II""'I""-’ ‘I‘m' IiI‘“ """"‘ It" ‘ t ‘ “.' I. II ' II-'
eitzal' and a tnr coat. The mother looked ‘20 \‘eais illf‘ ”‘U'P'l"“ ”NH“. The other "nurse ' (41-er 21%| "" “Mi-“M“ ““1"” ‘ 'iJ (""H‘h‘ " i'" ‘ '. .' i h ‘5‘ 'v
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younger than she “as. and “as really tielded when itlture “llt'. takes (“are of his \lanhattan piai'tzr e tah " ‘\ )"H IH‘I" “' ( I II I A ivIIt, - 4"" I:
‘ Selmarl. asked. “uhieh one needs the abortion?" he's doing abortions. . I l ’ 1 WW“ I"' IN”; ’ "I' 'l " ' I . 'I _ "f. .. I'I ' 'II
Julie kept asking it it would hurt. Finally. (loldtarb The procedure took lit minutes (Loldtaih taiiz vi “WWW! 2" “W'T‘I “" W """“ ' " ' ~I»‘ "iii, 71;". ‘. ‘2‘
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said. "It‘ll hurt like hell!" and laughed. He explained the whole tulle He asked Illlhe at one point .i in ',“'\ “I “"I‘l‘n‘l 5 “(HM ” I” t ‘ " ~ my i .
later that it didnt really matter what he said. the “HS .L’ititlil to start tdlxilii-E iii“ 1““ Hi)“. Slit' Nit! ht“ “mum” m i1“ ””1” "His“ 'V 'H [i ‘Z i " ‘ ‘
girls had it ”1] “gun-(l (mt Hussy-‘1); and only after it l\\'t’t‘ll SllILlel (‘l‘tllllp llltittliS. ul‘lli ltt‘\t’i' L'aillii! it) «in it ‘( LU“! “Hui“ i‘idh‘ “"~" “i" 3'" ii Ii" "“ 'i 4 "II.':’ .I‘ -‘- 1.2,;'.i."~*'
was over “ould ther believe him. again" (ittlilidl‘l) laughed. “Ditllt Ilit‘ to me." ('ontinued on Page ‘7. (‘01. t 'IW 't'~. LI; II' ‘ '35:”
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Friday, Jan. 22. 1971 l'niversitv of Kentucky. Lexington Vol. l.\ll. \o. 7‘.’ . . . \ I. I . .
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assistant Managing tortor Inc-3.29 m “1'". I e "aux-err *. :‘i'itx.’ ran. my; gag???“ . I . . - . _,, ' ‘—I I: I
{he iiev i'iiily (arahan‘. Wiii mrmn notetzxnar‘ .raLawna: ".a’ wear Tim :ia.‘ Width-o "re xi‘\£”' o " - ' . _ I I '; -II
bring i115 crusade ‘0 the i h iiidde appearancesrecentyonthc “‘3": spon \Orfihlg‘r Iii 'he c\ en: ., ' .‘Ii '3'} .F; i . i i f .‘
campus April 22.25, i. niversiti of Tennessee and ‘t the \t‘lh had not accepted. ' ’3 I. ‘ :2? ' %W' ‘ f'f ‘ .W
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10 be sponsored by the btu- pugezm a ate niyemty an. IIIeIaUn ainIzlthevIVouggI nave otterea . . I _ I .3 I II III I I
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dirlllttiemi; , “3! the if??? lie said that a representative tron, he said. ‘ . (a. , .-
w ‘3 e p CC m‘ emor ‘ ’0 from Graham's office in Atlanta it is L'niversrty policy said " , ~ : t ~ in it -: ~-
scum with the possibility of a . '_ I . , :g... - - I ;_
. had called iuesday and that Hemdon. to offer sponsorship of x u ‘- - .
Sunday night servicetakingplace - .,-. . . _
in Stoll F‘eld Brown then sought the coopera- events on campus to student or- . 3 . ._ ;:- Iv . I ;. .
Plans also call for the crusade tion 0f the Lniversity. ganizatiplns. F F . II I. ., ‘ I.
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to be taped by the American "Nunufluuw- . P r 0'“ Let There Be Light I. .
Broadcasting Company and tele- The SCB will be involved in _ . . . " I '.-j .‘g f; ‘,.
cast by some 350 stations na- W eather public relations work and final gill?" all“ qilllet and vawhbmyf 89'“? home» ilhe 5hr?“ Plant " - f'
n VlSIOn is st at wor . en cse IS one to te w w ights are ‘ ’. 5" -, ' ' '
tionally in May. Mostly cloudy with light rain egotiations for the crusade. b 9 Th I I d" I ed b h'nd h Off II . I I! I. II
Lexington has hoped to bring today changing to snow flurries Hemdon said the board also umt out. is one was isomer e i t e we Tower. II ,. .I, .I.,;. I; _f
Graham to town for some time. 1 ' hoped to set up a fomm between '_"'—_—"'"—-' ._ '. I.III .' I .III
rdi t th a BobB w “°‘°““h”“d ““1““de Graham and stud nts i ith ’ " "
. “r”. 5‘“ °: m B ”a“; mm“- The W temperature the cm 3.11.003... u“; ruff Lettuce Boycott \ e rt ‘ '5- -‘“
an Sher a r n y up 5 today will be in the low 40's, Coloseum ‘ e 0 I” I » a ,, .I, . ; ..-::.~'
urc ' dropping to 30 tonight. De- “I'd expect a greater response 7 9 f ‘ » . .' i. ‘-
Attem t To Reach Youn creasin cloudiness and cool to- ' W I l 1 . ‘ .- ‘I "
p g 2 h (to the Graham cmsade) from ome’l b l o k )0’lb()r ”c" i- - I'” I ‘- .- !.
Brown said he felt Graham giorrggv, 43gb 7Bemperatureh will the community and out in the ' ~' ' Luci.
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had decided to come to Lexing i it ti od pe d state than from students. . . . BY WENDY WHICH] em (imam/int; (.wntzrmr .aw. .1 _. ‘
ton because of the success of prec P a on t 3" an tonight, 1' 11 . . . -' mt .. our 9...: ., it. u . '. .
. , 30percent tomorrow m not rea y sure how the stu- Kernel StaiTWntcr - . -i- «Mimi. u x 1h , II .-
one of Graham 5 evangelistic ' dents will respond." Herndon The Rev. John Bani, :l (Ina: ” \WIY! ‘- ‘i- T?“ “1’ ' 3 3 " 1 2 ',,‘ '. ‘. ‘5
teams here 1“ 1%7 and because "”""”’N"""m added. Chavez's United Farm Workers -‘ Vii“ tun-i . 3 “WW "it ‘1 «NV .3 1‘ 1 . i I. I
Organizing (Iommittu “writers .. '.t.i\\{it’lliril iLi‘- :z.' I ,. “f. w .
, . II .L'FW'OCL spoke at a meeting ‘aant— it ietcnt ‘."\(‘i.i\ warrant... ' .. ‘ f
i. " , Thursday night sponsored by “”“H‘i (”NH (Aild‘i'f 1‘“ '1 'V -.-. Y ,
i“ ». . Women's Liberation in the Stir- the \lllt‘l trigttlll/J'H 'tn ‘ztm ' I _ II I] ..
»- , dent Center. are any ilitlltation '. .3 , I . . :- . '. I
I’ ~. ' Inviting the young, green- 0n Dcceinhu i. iiJTt). (\th \.ii i '1 if ’5.
_§ - eyed. casually harbored Roman Cilth'l W118 Ortit'mi i“ Jdii to a ' Q 71h“ - . ' i -
> . . Catholic priest to Spt‘dk on his Stillll‘dS. Cdllltfl'lll‘d L'ttlll’i lllllll iit' ' I a] . I' ,-... “Ling“
% IIIII,I I I» expericnces “'ith tilt“ [nigrant W'tnlld C'dll Off the lt‘lltlLt' boy I. \I'i .‘ i- I I“
.. , . . T I , . workers in Califoniia was ap- CU“ “'hit‘h “35 dined) “H“ b '- '- ' .i . i
.< ' "f " I ‘ .. . _ , men s Liberation in attempting Pile” 0* “WW Kroc”) ”Milt“ .I J :
' “if . .I 'i n- .i. .5561 Pl! _ ‘ to raise interest in a lettuce boy- The night Chavez. was 1111- . . - ~II ‘. . :II t'.
a? ,. . . " ' I , cott in the Lexington area. prisoned, "135595 “t “1““ ““rkt‘r‘ 1" "H i‘ .. " ‘ .
it: 3., ~- Ila“! " "1 Father Bank related his ex- 0f the Imperial Valley held a ~ I - -'I " I‘I -. \
it,“ i g ‘ ' I .. « periences in the California grape BOO—hour vigil outside the Hon . ~ 1 ‘I , ‘-
‘ , I ' ‘ ' boycott, and the more recent tere) County Jail.Workers‘wnex ' e ' . j '
52"" . 3' "SaladBowl' Strike against Bud built an altar in the back oi a ‘ ' , .. I i
. .. .. > ‘ \' Antle Fanns Inc..whichhas been tnick, where Mass was said merIx . ' ,' f. ' .
‘9 n 'fflf successful so far with all major evening until Chan-1. um. re ' ‘ ‘- t. . _'
, . ' ’ chain groceries except the Kroger leased on December 24. -‘I L». _' . ' .' .. ‘
fig {i I Company. Bud Antle Farms. a Reasons Manifold -
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i _ .5 '. I subsidiary of l)()\‘I\ (.litiiiIital(,o.. lhe reasons the “my“ de- . I II . . I I .
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t '3‘ $5M ' .. lettiiee rrovyn in mi vi int “Milk \m H m“ ”“1”“ MW in “I O .‘ i i ‘ ‘
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" "'II‘ a SOrICS ()f 1“”‘0‘ twin“ \\ ital flit l‘it‘tlt'ldl (I. \ l m .‘\I ' ' r i ‘
. i. ‘ 'l‘llt‘lt‘tt‘lllt‘illtli b\ thehdit int-tit temp. "inatlt‘t Ertfit ~I . ' - -
t i ~.. . oinla “oil-ten l\ one .-t a \t‘ll<"\ $371M \t.lll\ M a mum ..; hm: '- " - i‘ .. fl ‘
w F i, , i ' .' ~ . u . oi mom‘s aimed at bettering the D FIN,” “HIM.” are \nhnttmi . . , . I
' W aw ' ' it" we: =3 } ‘ ' , ; II plight olmigiant Workers through tr.ih11,‘.;.1..;;\ \t..;an..m.i;i;.m\ .I- ~ . t
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"“ .. i P“ I I; ,. .. ”is the organization ol tln l mted the) ha\e .1 300 ‘1"[\('|1l tug.“ I .
. ' l‘annWorkers union. accident rate than the nation .l\ i~ I ' .
The Rev. John Bank, flanked by sample picket Speaking bfiore Women's Liberation Thursday The United Farm Workers. 3 whole. and are otten in danger . ,
signs, relates his experiences with migrant farmers night, the Cincinnati priest urged grass-roots or- whose beginnings were initiutui of pesticide poisoning. I' I ~
in the strike movement headed by Cesar Chava. ganization for lettuce boycott. jointly by the Agricultural Work— (‘onunued on Page 8. Col. .. : r .
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. Report Blames Hyden Disaster 0n mers <
. FRANKFORT, (AP) - The Authorities have said pre— fatal day, Kirkpatrick said: with pemiissible explosives." is dead. COUld have gotten all ' " '.
. . Kentucky mines and ruinerals viously the explosion resulted "Well, illegally they shot this Primer cord, a ropelike ex- the men out and had them eat- by
. commissioner saidThursday"the from an operation to blast a boom hole withmeninthemines, plosives detonator, is forbidden ingtheir lunch, thecommrssron- _, . -..
. real responsible people" in the higher rock ceiling in a boom 38 men. Secondly, they shot 1m in underground mines because er said.
recent Hyden mine disaster“are hole"—a coal-loading point — holes at one time with primer it flashes and flames. Kirk- ”The man who set off the 3
. , all dead." and was spread throughout the cord. Under the law they should patrick said it detonates at the shot, who was supposed to have 5 .
. . k . d h mine by ever-present coal dust. have only shot 10 holes at one speed of 21,000 feet per second. been the expert, would have kill-
. . H-N- Kh'kPatnc‘ ma e t e Asked to sum up what was time with no one in the mines “The main thing is that the ed himself and all this ~ I .
' ' . comment at _a news conference done illegally in the mine on the except the shot fireman and then superintendent in charge, who wouldn't have happened. . . . mu
. . to give details of a preliminary st--
. 2 ? report on the Dec. 30 tragedy . . . . hav
. ’ . - in Southeast Kentucky which S F O l S] k C 60 M l .3 in
w , ~ mass m... an ranmsco 1 10 overs 1 es ,0,
7 ‘ . 7 He declined to place any SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -An' the bay had gone out to sea on oil company's efforts with a gon Standard after it collided bei
blame on the owners of the un- oil slick continued to spread in the tide, had been picked up or fleet of 50 vessels mainly were With the tanker Arizona Stand- 5
. ' 7" , derground mine, Charles and the Pacific Ocean 03 San Fran- was fouling the beaches. concentrated on the seagoing ard.The Arizona _105t "0 011- groo
. . '7 ' Stanley Finley, but added they cisco onThursday,but only traces ”Only traces are left in bay slick. The volunteers includedbeach real
- ‘ ' could be heavily fined and im— were left in San Francisco Bay waters," he added. On the beaches, other crews area resrdents, 10031 hOUSGWlVCS like
7 W ‘ .. prisoned if it were proven they as more than 1,000 workmen and The Coast Guard was keep- collected straw that was spread and hundreds 0t young people, Ima'
' ' were knowingly negligent. volunteers labored to clean up ing an eye on the slick from to soak up the ship fuel that teenagers and students from like
, . Kirkpatrick indicated there is the water and beaches, aerial survey flights, and the poured from the 15,(X)0-ton Ore~ nearby colleges. Blue
. 7 - 2 nothing to stop the Finleys from Between 2,000 and 2500 Wild 4 . but -
' . ' reopening the mine should final birds were brought to Cleaning 6.9 Percent Lrled malt-
: . . 7 federal and state report absolve stations where volunteers remov- ________—————
' them of blame. ed oil from their feathers. Fish U C C °
. Kirkpatrick asked how far andgame officialspredictedmore K FrQShman Umpared and amplled; have.
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, :. . , . the F inleys' responsibility went, éfiznhgfwggfm eventuallywould . . o andg
- ' .. ' . ' . 31.35.5033,“; ‘gtggnggggfesr n. coast Guard said the on Interesting, Strange S tatlstlcs Result and
" ‘. ' . - ‘7‘ » »_ , . - at sea had formed a major slick , e "
. . .‘ . _ ‘ $3.332? bl]: asgugftignthfiy 7 1/2 miles long and three miles You probablydidn tknow that 48,2 percent favored regulation ant by 80.5 percent ( up from 53 but i
. . - . . . . . to cost thergn thin lives." y g wide off Daly City, south of San 6-9 percent 0f the freshmen Who of student publications. Onefifth Petlgeht 1" lmfiil- 11 UK d t cess
3' - * Francisco. Pilots who surveyed entered UK this fall had cried thought America should be more emograp C3 Y 065110 reaso
I - 7 ' - 7 the coast found several smaller during the past year. involved in Southeast Asia. ’3ka up as a mral SChQOI' Only R
I. » , ‘. -- STARTS 7:30 ADM. $1.50 slicks. Fascinated? This is just one Nationally, 29.6 percent now 27.9 percent ofthe entenngfresh- ment.
' L» . . ‘ . 7' ‘ ELECTRIC iN-CAR HEATERS The contamination covers 0‘ the findings 0f the American want marijuana legalized, as 01" men come from a farm 0’ small cor
' -- 7. 7‘ 7 l ,8Wrmwmm'm about 60 miles of coastline. A Council on Education, which posed to only 14.3 percent of town, while 64.4 percent come tes I
~, i. ,’ 0IRCIE3 ”.2524”; Coast Guard spokesman said the oonducteda nationwidesurveyof the UK freshmen. Ecology was from a city or suburb. jam .
. 2 -. 3 . l . . _ AUYO THEATRE oil appeared to be turning brown college freshmen, including UK's another liberal issue that fared This year's freshman malefe- With
-. ‘7 V SHOWTIME 7:36 and ”:26 and congealing, a natural pro- this fall. The areas investigated well, With sentiment favonng male ratio will be 57 to 43. ing:
. VlRUS cess in which it hardens. It then ranged from marijuana to mus- government control 0f POHUtmh Engineering was the’top career iam7f
' J 7 . 3 could sink to the sea—bottom or eum visiting, with interesting re- bY “the to one. . . _ choice among men UK sfreshmen on a
-' ' . ’ ' OF DOOM wash ashore. Inacongealed state, suits. The 'Classof 74 15 not rad'i- mama percent), while women much
' ‘ _ the Oil WOUId hOt coat the Politically, UK freshmen are C31 1" Its PthSPOhY- AbOUt ‘0 preferred health professions and and
. . 3 ENVELOPS. beaches and 00““ be PtCked more conservative than the percent 0f UK freshmenofeel the education (%.3 and 18.7 percent, an al-
. - 7 _ ,3 EARTH! up (3351le he said. national average. At least 60.1 major benefit of college is mone— respectively.) b _ ‘
. ‘ .7 . . I - ”The whole 910th“? 1001“; if percent believe colleges are too tar-y. Succeeding in one own One area in which Kentucky w 9“
‘ . - . 7 . » ". great deal brighter than it (1m lax on student protesters, while business was considered import- students indicated unusual in- Milan-
_ ' .i ' .' , . 9 h. v. yesterday," the Coast Guard terest was sports—among UK c‘ St.
: - .- . . , v-szss...‘ g \7 spolstesnllancsiagli C {C if B . o h C o to B freshmen the percentage ““1550? 7
7 7 . 7. .2.” V 5;, :7 7 '21," = 7 tan 31' 7 0.0 .a l ornia / (nationally only 439.) I,
V . -. _. _ , . Q . .1. W; m, mm... 3.0,, 840.00 gal, rltls ommunlca 1011 an ,I
. . . . .- . Eigsg... J?" .517"? 3:. fix7 lons 0f bunker oil were lost early 7 T . V . N l7
‘ 7. ‘ . ' . . ‘ 4.. & ..-7 . 1.37-3.75 Monday when two Of Its tankers Ill] )Osed l)‘7 “l Olol(l [/1 nl(’ll (1)1‘1'M311 (,z1l)l(s .
. .55.;- K ,_.,.:<fix 9...... . mllided in dense log near tllt , ‘ .
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- .7 " , : 7' 'I.-_...r§-f'_., :, ’3 “if. C0726" (77m B7777“: . . L( )NDO.\ (AP) -— Britain. in unions everywhere to support the P d‘ (H 5 [3(11 {Ly-"lg
:7 77' '7 7. 525.4“ i3 5377155.; 7 . ‘ company ”W’kcw‘d‘“ “M the second day of a nationwide British strikers. . I - . , , . I U
- ' . . _ ; ‘ I ssh-fig; rw “All lh" “”“l “53‘” Thursday night with a world sympathy bans also are expected . f C 7 k 7. .. _
, . ..,,.,,.~,q .,x M, A (must ( uurd s mitt-smur- . . . . . , 1.11m )er 0.. spo c at a Hittt
. I . .‘ : 3. ~ “In. “if... *2. ,._.._ I ~ . y‘, . .7 . I" , l ’ " ban on manual telephone, tele- in trance, ltaly. the Lnitet. mg 0! “w College Rc'mblicans
7 . l 7 in. 7795733" 5:.- 7777” “77m U7 ”777 7)” 77777177777177 graph and telex link“ With over- State“ some lin’tish (Iommou inil Tuesday night s7aying he
i l 7 ' I 7 " " 777731. 17'" ,. 7 st’l,t\‘L'Ollntl'lCS. wealth countries and Japanl' favored thy (~()litr¢’ri'9r\iill 7W”-
-' '- ‘ 1 717’ l “77:77: 1.. :- Li . .. , The Brussels-based l’ost Tele- The LT)“ said the second( ay ~ 7- "77W "77.7
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~ _‘ '. 7 -.‘f_g.j".:_g§§§§;§; ._‘.:;-,.'77 ' .377. THE RENTLLKX ]\ER1\EL graph and Telephone lnter- ofthe strike was overwhelmingly gl)l:fi):;i;,,7:j777gl77g (0‘77 on L777“
' -. I- 7 ‘2 "We 51737115.,,77r7'.7_‘7.7f7.7-}l:‘lu Wit...“5551‘???iii national-which represents 2.5 observed by its members, al- In a discussion at the end of
, _ - 5. - I. £24”? . 3m 23 *5" 5:31 ”1.3.”, KtiiiUl'KBI’7 Elli. sit-gm. (his. million communications workers though a few strikershadtrickled the meeting Cable said the
I‘ .I .5 . . . . . .1. i3;"..‘;..“.‘:":"-i‘."‘.i:?...:'1‘..’.'.'.‘.l’:';“.ilfififi.“l‘...‘ in 82 countries-said the ban al- back. The union said support money that ‘would have to be .
7 7‘ 3 7. - . 77 :5? 3 7‘... .”. ’7 it'lllllllfidiotllll-ll, .i;il‘.‘f.‘i3”{h;i"3.5.2.12? ready is being imposed by up- on the first day was 95 percent. used for building a road to tnick
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' . ‘" NO : * '3!“ rrunnmmn, CK rm'lmi... llnx 4986. Sweden. jams in central London m a important projects, should barg-
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, '. ‘ _. to run! _3 . 33;, .m...‘ 19157 ' ’ ‘ 7 _ _ Workers, representing more than claims for a pay hike of 15 per- The coal miningexecutive and ‘
i» . 3 _ - .. No $4211.23. 33’ lollhilllrllfliii:Shim?lilflgdfrergllin“Ail; 200.(X)0 striking postmen,c0unter cent on salaries,which range from former parks commissioner, who
. 3 . place to 357 . . . .\ ix.“1:0;3-)r122;1.;i.}drTn§c..%éenrérr:rng should clerks and telephonists,'appe\;led 836 21865 a weEkWThegffihave actively sought support as a can-
. ‘ 1‘ ’ 7.- ‘ hide, _ 5"”. SUBSCRIPTION RATES to the lntematlonal unlon ed' reject Olltrlfihtt 8 OS? CC S didate for the governorslilp but
_ ' . . _ 3 _" ": $11133; li-‘r‘oigi‘fiflé; 39-3510 nesday night to cut Britain off ofier of an 8 percent increase. withdrew Dec. 1 citeda ”dang-
. -I , r ;_: . KERNET. TELEPHONES from the rest of the world in The only mail movingin Brit- erous" trend in the country to ‘
,' ' , ., No ;}‘§”‘*"- i“g“‘j*{i“,¥d§d”°r 275-1755 a display of solidarity. General ain, followmg the almost solid ignore information and warning
. -- - ‘(.il.'l.r.‘[-7r..mni?lirianOQpnru 257—1740 Secretary Stefan NedZynski re- closure of post offices and halt- from producers and “qualified
- ' 1 " 7 3' ', B'ade "“,‘,‘,’f;f“‘*‘“‘“' ”WM“? L”""““2258,4646 sponded by telling postal trade ing of deliveries, is being carried people" on air pollution, health
vI ' . by private post servrces set up and safety
' ,. y’ . ; '.. . ' a, for the duration of the stoppage. Cable gave as an example
. .7 I The strikers call the private en: the meeting of the legislature in
. .7 .' 7' 7 Pass . I terprise deliverymen pirates. December when a group of citiz-
. ._ . T- i ,_ P .. (“J m Mm" . ttentlon ens fought for bills to do away
I - . ' 7 , .5 ‘RT 7‘ '7 777"” 77‘ 77 7777 . , with surface mining inKentucky.
' ‘_ 33;?!» PLUS MGM . 1C9, Dlrt Scraper The bills were proposed at
. . _ . . How" . Graduate 8. Professronal Students a time when surface mining was
’ . , ~ 5 ME 9.23 A plastic ice scraper is just producing40 percent ofKentucky
,4 . _ .3 _ the thing to clean dirt from a coal and 8 percent of the total
. " . ' L ,_ .. ’ H H II spade or hoe It works bett coal for the country, Cable said.
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.- . ~ f g, 3 come to Happy our than a wooden paddle and is adding that it the bill pass-
. " 7 ; . . ‘ ‘14,, f'_ . V .1 small enough to carry in 8 ed there could have beena severe
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- - : v. .. ' INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
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_. - 3 % ~ . -, SCh u S G" H TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION
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. . ' ,I THE '* 919 S. Lime the transcendental Absolute—unlimited energy, intelligence. ‘
, . . ' » STRAWBEfiY-g. .l power, peace and bliss —' together with the unlimited values of
. . . . .. the world of multrplrcrty In relative existence.’
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n all "Red. White, and Blues Image," With records. In order to achieve is a balanced piece of music; with his music—but usually the listened to The performer as not '
I eat- by the Blues Image. on Atco that magnificent voicing and that could have been performed force of his personality is just a person, but a couple of boxes , -. .: ‘ ,
ssion- . Records. sound you get on your home by a computer. as important. The physical pre and a wheel that goes around _ '. ff
. stereo. recording studios tone One of the high points of sence of a performer can hold and round. lt'shardto‘nayemuth .' x .
i the BY BILL BUXTZON some parts, make other; louder, any jam is to see and hear a an audience just as much as the empathy With machinery ,4 .3. 1.?
I have 1 .. Kernel 5““ Wnter and do a magnificent job of ldll- musician take the floor and hold mUSIC he makes. Anyonewho has The Blues image Style is ”W -'..t ’ ,~ .' f ,
eldll- Rid. White, and Blues ing any personality the musician it against all comers. He can do seen someone like [an Gillan of of a live performing band it . . _*' .3«
this Image is a happy record. The put into the music. The result this in several ways— sometimes Deep Purple perform knows how isn't really too exciting on re r f, 75:;
. music is straightforward. With} ,. g .; , , ‘_ _ impossibleit is to segregate hear- cords, which is too bad. mostly '._": . .. . g ."' .
; steady beat, and the lyrics dont ' ' ' " ‘ " ‘ ’ ing from the other senses in because there are some nice songs “Hz". " ,’. ,3 -,
have 3 whole lOt 0f symbolism _‘ music. on the album e.g. ”Rise 'cp” “ ' :' .p 5.
i: them.1The 10023 talklabor‘fi This is exactly what records and ”it's the Truth". But some- a, _-" ._ ,
V6. 39" ng ‘0 now 990? e,a . v s w . 3 do, however. The music can be how, the album never gets off I. . I:
ided ~ being free. Free Uan 6' blty neither seen nor felt-it is only the wound. l T
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each : aerzfiygogfig: $351311?be Titi‘e Fm. llniverflitycatatlyoiwill bedisfiibuéfittli‘rlplugég— . 0 1 L 4
. .. out t e campus an Vicmi ' eginnmg on ' , ' . . _ ‘ 2 ; ~
:1: like .Rfid. Whhite, and BlueS ii“. The following courses will be offered beginning Wed 1; SdlnlA ugu‘Sllngj Chang] 7;"
om mage as to appen to agroup if? nesday Jan. 27. For further infonnation contact Paul 1:; L) j_ ' a“ “:1 ‘f
. like the Blues image. Basically, 3;; Wertheimer at 2534452 , ‘ 5 1‘ , .1 4 ’. ',
Blues Image is a.good band, i; The Episcopal Chapel on Campus for . _. '1
but 800d bands don t necessarily Students, Faculty, and Staff l ; } t ;
make 200d records. Wednesday Sunday ‘ ‘ . 1 l ,' l,‘ '1; t ‘-
The Blues Image's style is to :if Philosophy of Campus Human Potelmal “mum , SPRING SERVICE SCHEDULE f if .. , —. -
; have the whole band play a '- Beginning Knitting MUSWW‘S POUI , _;._ >
song's theme, and then rhythm Basic Auto Mechanics Monday L : ‘A .' - A“; Z.
and bass vamp while various ' Musicians Electronics Change without Violence SUNDAY—l0230 am. 1 . 1 1 - 1‘ 1. :17 .
band members "do their thing." Chess Basics Yoga _ , L ._" I: . .;~ »_ f
Thereis nothing wmngwith this, ’ Experimental Theatre The Student and the Ad- _ Holy EUChOrISl’ and Sermon _ . .' 5s \
cessfully on records for several ,. Environmental Awareness U b P bi l 530 p.m., Evensong an upper ~ .~ .; ~_ . .
not reasons. . Society ‘r an r0 ems ; .. ’ ." ;
lnly .- Radical Politics TU ESDAY—l 2205 p.m. j z _' , ',
esh- Reason number one: time ele- .‘ Thursday Youth Revolution _ . p "it: .‘ -. ," a '
all mm" One Side of an LP re' Canada Anyone? EncounterCroup Hol)I Eucharist and Holy Days .
me cordingonly lasts about 18minu- :" The Draft da . .1 ., . .‘ .
' tes. A good musician can easily Ba - ph't h' Tues y __ , ' j ; ‘ f ,zj
f Jam ms long all by himself. Bugléhisronograp > Guitar Workshop .. ' WEDNESDAY 5.30 p.m. é . .. .1, ., ,_
4; With the time limit on record- ESE}? The Blues Committee on Militarism Hol Eucharist l p '_ _ ;
' ings, one player seldom gets to Verbal Encounter Zero POPUIation Cthh Y i '. ,
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jam for more than one minute 3.; CuenllaWarfare ; , g ‘ j‘ 1 ~
:2 on a theme. This doesn’t give 'iffif Saturday P3152 P h l g”: THE REV WILLIAM K~ HUBBELL. 0‘09'0'" l I}; . z =
‘ much time to develop anything, Intermediate Auto Mechan- Jungian WC 0 ogy ’3: . n i ; . ,. . '
’3? and with Tom or five songs to lCS and Auto CO-Op Creative Writing Workshop :2 MR. PETER REYNIERSE, Semmo an Ass stont E ‘14:; -.
’ an album side. plus several jams 2 I, , “'1‘ _ ~ ., ' .1. f.
ky to each song. the msuitisarouah f 472 Rose Street Phone 254-3726 I ’. :1 T .3 .
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