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' ' ‘ ' in presidential and Vice l)l't‘\l(l(‘li pcaicd unusually tense lalv i.? or \‘> .1. I’ t .,.‘.i'i.... I: 'I
By JANE BRO‘VN ;. ’..' Yial race- Il‘hurstlay iiiLflit Scott \\Icu(li lsilorl l't'rt‘lIIII‘ltt ,1??*’I"’-l'l‘~ ‘3" "H1" :7 I‘I' II LI'HI I -‘ .I
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cations adopted a resolution t” attended an S(;_Sp()m(m.d “TV-M (.ome-i.iiiciit could \(‘I'\t' thin”. \‘LVt‘K .sV..! 1,: win: an .92.»; #‘v . .:V_V.
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tie current nancia support 0 Faster. and Jim \Villiiiim ”(Mi dciiiV rights. .. V liii no i in! and lat" ;. ;...V‘ '1.
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The publications board asked . signed by the rm”. candidates, didnt use that power." liccii tiling u: tlii- (I‘-.1IEI‘H'> -~ -. ‘ V = V'= ,.
that the additional year of ii. ' . I . V IISlPVt‘ itll(l Ship V ‘\llllt)ll \( llidl WI .1 i'IIllt l/lll: .tflt’lil .:'i'. ‘I .‘ I, I‘II .II'
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Board Of Publications theVample *‘ .' decision for rich ol thI- .. l' (I‘M on III'IHNIIVN" I think ”I“ I IIIIIIII‘iIII. I “IIII I IIIIII II I‘. ‘ _ w
tlme t0 Stl'dy the feaSIl—“hty 0f . l t I . t I} 1 . . ( L‘IIII II (lid it l)t'("lll\‘t' tlic\ thought tli it ”IHIMHI \ \‘III'I III'SIII‘I' II I
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policv guidelines for student ”I‘Im’m ”mt m“ l “I‘l‘r’ll‘ ”Mk1”; Wm" . .« \iiw » . -. . 1’. I; ‘3 '
publications must take. \Ve ll.t\'(‘ tried to \‘It‘nllt‘l\(ltlll ash-«l lm .unls \ VH3 9m ,1, V ,.,I VV VV . .-I" .V . f' If
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“81 as of Julv l 1971 .. the \ice presidency. \ou clcxah- \cti-ians oi thit "l g” l " mid phi, , t " «'V':
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student affairs, presented a re- Ior. above. stepped UP his (anr 1 Hr it! qul (1p lthUli also IIII uttlt l" iitVlVi iii no \\s1i.ip¢i lllt ph. . .‘ VVV V._ V
port outlining means bv which paign pare possessed serious (lisad\'aiit— lxcntuckj. \\.ihlc.it and the Stu \, ,m ('\‘.i!lll\l£‘ mum. ., ,.‘ 1' «
the UniverSity could eventually II (h M (.oahlloii. \pi iit \Ulllt tum ( ontiriued on Page i. (.01. l .V, V . . .. -
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W“ 0“ the P"’P°S*"5t bl“ .15 Thats the story or grat 5. says aeement heryiec 1- " ,2
not the final report which Will . v ' . Va’ .i
be presented to the Board of Recruiting among prospective survey report of the season. I’K in}.r increase since Junc was 1.7 bachelor‘s lcycl. lollowi-ii I If I, I; V, 3"
Trustees. college graduates by employers was one of HO selected institu- parent, to 8850." metallurgical ('IIQIIH‘CFIHLV. .ir ’ .H" v.’ .
Since this “final report" could continues at UK, but at a great— tions participating in tlic (fl’(2 Three curricula recorded «lol- $890. itll(l mechanical l‘llL'lllt‘t :~ I I _"-I,-, V:
be presented to the Board of ly reduced level at the mid- survey. lar .neragcs slightly below last ing at $886 l.
Trustees at their April 6 meet- point of the cun‘eiit season. At the bachelors degree level. year's closing figures—business. At the ii‘iasters lcxcl. tln
ing, a number of publications says James P. Alcorn, placement only one curriculum realized a S7l7, marketing and distribu- MBA category hcld up ‘octtc: -I a" . I" i;« -’
board members said they felt director. gain of three percent or more iii tion. $676. and the chemistry— than most curricula in thc mini I. *V f '. .I I
the decision was being made Alcorn added that the rise in dollar value since, the close of mathematics - physics g ro u p. but of ollers reported but ii ". 7 s
_ too rapidly. beginning salaries, usually at the the last recruiting season. “Iii- 879-1. The remaining bachelor's failed to show its usual strength I : , - iV-
Zumwinkle agreed, saying, “I rate of five to six percent a dustrial engineering went up curricula covered in the study in dollar average. In fact. ll\ "' -- V 5
think this is a matter of suffici- year. had continued unabated 3.3 percent to $877 per month. experienced modest increases dollar average .it Hlltl—St‘dStui \\.i\ I . .‘_'I I
ent importance that ideailv this during the past decade. “This Last your, the lurgpct pprmnt- ranging up to 2.9 percent. tlirce percent beloyi last \'e.iiI\ .
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board should be given a half year its a different story. he age increase in the comparable (.hcmical engineering. at closing figure. Although Ioiomi ,7 , ',
year to study this.” said, citing the College Place- period was 8.5 percent, for ac— 3928. continued to command m be .1 Sim“. mm”; last “’4" '. ‘. 'V ,,V‘ VVV: i
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(Kernel photos by Keith Master) me; of 1915" . . . presented Thursday evening at Memorial Hall. I

 2—THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. Friday, March 26, 1971 _—____——————————————————-——-———_—
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‘ . \\'ASIllNCTON (AP)—Five The student leaders are mem-r before ushering them into the . .. ' . .
' . ‘ - student body leaders met pri- bers of the steering committee President’s office. WASHINGTON—President Nixon, saying public offrcrals
. , yatelv with President Nixon for the National Student Con- In addition to Baker, those cannot be patient with outmoded forms when the people 'l
y - 'l‘lrursday and said later they gress of Student Body Presi- present were Stanley Grimm, 21, have grown so impatient with government," asked Congress pro
. i ’ told him he‘s in danger of 10s:- dents, an organization repre- of Fargo, N.D.. a senior at Thursday to overhaul his executive machinery. He proposed rem
: . ing the entire student vote in senting 330 colleges and univer- George \Vashington University a consolidated Cabinet of eight departments, four new and re;
- 1972. "sit—E‘s. They are in Washington in Washington; Walter Byrd of four old. The President’s proposal would leave intact four l'r
. , “I told him the two questions for five days to talk with legis- Kerrville, Tex., 21, a senior at departments which trace their origins to the birth of the :15]
w on students' minds are what lators about student ideas, the University of Mississippi; Republic: State, Treasury, Justice and Defense. To these "ml
‘ country are we invading today, problems and grievances. Eileen Friar, 21, a senior at it would add Departments of Natural Resources, Economic Hui
- ' and how can we beat you in The 25—minute conversation Simmons College in Boston, and Affairs, Community Development and Human Resources. lcm
-‘ . " I '72,” said Steve Baker, 21, a with Nixon was arranged by Jay Sternoff, 20, a sophomore (Tin
'. . " . senior at Hamilton College in White House aide Robert Finch, at Bellevue College in Bellevue, VVASHINGTON—National party chairman Lawrence F. ,1
. ' Clinton. N.Y. “The President who met with the five students Wash. O'Brien said Thursday the Democrats plan to ask television bus
' ' ~ looked resigned to it.” \Vednesday and again Thursday In an interview after the networks for air time to counter the recent round of appear- eve
meeting, three of the students— ances by President Nixon, “We demand equity,” O’Brien ’ .‘
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‘ Baker, Grimm and Byrd—agreed said, declaring that he intends to act in every way possrble 7)
' 32 10 dd d that their over-all impression including the courts.’ O'Brien said later that he expects t):
. a eaS a e was that Nixon is aware of a to write the networks within the next two days demanding [1110‘
. communications problem with time under the Federal Communications Commission’s “Fair— :0
. . young people. ness Doctrine" which requires broadcasters to give both fr"
~ t bl l t “You get a feeling of gen— sides of major issues. Legal action would be a last resort. t.
. O J 0 es S l S uine concern, but that he’s iso- party officials indicated. fine
I i lated in his office,” said Grimm. or
. ' \\';\SHINGTON (AP) ~Thf‘ Three other smaller areas “He’s obviously thinking deeply SAIGON—South Vietnamese forces in their 45-day cam-
. Labor Department added five were added to the persistent about the problem, but doesn’t paign in Laos suffered casualties of nearly 50 percent.
' ”10W major (‘ilim ThIII‘Sda)‘ to list. Creenville. Tenn.; Port An- know how to handle it.” Saigon sources with access to the figures reported Thursday.
. its list of areas having substan~ gclcs. \\"ash.; and Allegan, The three young men said the Saigon sources said 3,800 South Vietnamese troops were
3 ' - . tral rrnemploymcnt—o percent or Mich. President seemed pleased t0 killed, 775 are missing and 5,200 were wounded in the drive
. ' more. This brought the total to These areas generally are meet with them and they found into Laos that began Feb. 8 and ended \Vednesday. A
' q 30 cities. highest in nearly nine more spread out. rather than him much more open and con— South Vietnamese headquarters communique claimed 13,668
years. surrounding a major central cerned than they had expected. North Vietnamese troops were killed in the Laos invasion, 7,13"
' Th0 report “150 added 27 0th‘ 0“,". bllt 50m? have more than “I found him much warmer and 167 taken prisoner. U.S. field officers have said the "b"
' er labor market areas to the 50,000 population. than he appears on TV,” said figures are inflated.
- substantial jobless list. “There are now 712 areas, in- Byrd. “He ’5 not isolated as to m,
. ' . The newly added major cluding the 50 major areas. what young people do, but as to LEXINGTON—A proposal to grant university status to m"
cities—now totaling one-third of classified as having substantial why they do it," he said. “No Kentucky State College at Frankfort was tentatively accepted H33
. ' ' the 150 major labor market or persistent unemployment." one seems to be able to tell him Wednesday by the state Council on Public Higher Educa- '13,?“
p . . areas—are New Haven, Conrr.. the report said. why." tion. The council spent nearly five hours behind closed doors Emil“
. —. with a jobless rate of 6.5 per- pondering a staff report entitled “A Role and Scope Study Ami:
. cent of its work force: Rock- of Public Higher Education in Kentucky." a document con- gmw
. . lord. lll.. 6.7 percent; Tcrrc . tainiug myriad recommendations on state higher education. F553}
-, p . llautc. Ind. 7 percent; \Vorces- Ashland FUItOn et Sparking considerable discussion but no action was a recom- Frie'
* - » . tcr. .\lass,.'T percent. and Ring 9 g mendation that the governor, state superintendent of public PM!"
' ‘ . . lrarptqn. \. 11”} 0.6 percent. 0 instruction and commissioner of agriculture be removed from ' $35535
.- major a ror area is one the University of Ken a ‘ 1' T"
7' I ”will .r central city oi 30.00“ or new Ballpax routes ' ' tlltk} ho 1rd 0f trustees. t ibvryM
~ . .. ”In“, population. plus outlying K-ARA‘Clll.‘ Pakistan—Leaders of five minor groups in ; Fri.
_ '. , \Iibinbgrn “mu . , . . ) .1 [’1 A 1 ‘ri‘an which run 5 Pakistans National Assembly suitl‘\Vctlncstlay- President \lo- .- “gin
. . llrl- national irrl)lrrs\ 1'.rl(' in r “l \MH\~('H)\ 3"“ l M '1 }.rr-_ 11]" “A I. V." El’ 'b th hammed Agba \alrya Mum and Sheik Mujibur Ralrmarr had l ity N!
: j.“,llull‘”\ latest month for r-lllH .rnd l‘ulton. l\_\.. \\lll be luoui-‘Zl LOUISVLG, 12“ e ' reached "complete agreement" on constitutional questions Limes:
. .‘ wlurl: figures .rll‘.1\;lll.tlrlr', “as «“1“ ”'1 lll" l“‘l"'\*lll \“l’ll‘llll‘ll town and Bowling Green en that threatened a Political Split between lCast and \Vcst lumh‘
' i . V. . 'r pi‘rct’iil, Ibi'lllr‘f l’A‘“"“L"‘_l’lb”“ fl‘lt'm- route, to New Orleans; . the Pakistan. They told ncwsmcn at Karachi airport Yalrya was
' \ll n“. 1”,; mm Wu“ phi": .r llarlpax ollicral sol: lrcrc LG'x-S route from St-.L0U15 t9 expected to nrakv to! ;urnourn-cmcut 'l'liursd..'—\‘ The liu' rc— ”K
, , . W ”W ”1‘”de”HIM““mug”; l‘lrursday ‘ . Atlanta “hull “9135 In Niadr- turned \Vedrresday from Dar-ca. [Cast Pakistan where they I i'lfgirc‘h
, n to j o “NH” .\\lIl-1ml “Ill be. HIlelel HI! sonville.‘Hopkmsville and (’Utlz' had been summoned by Yalrya to meet with him and Sheik ? KC“
' . . jg.” ”H“, major labor nrar- a route betwccn (uncrnnatr and “‘01. anti the 'lllanIs Centrals \lrrjib. head ”f liast Pakistan's lmWWlHl Awami League. 5323‘]
' i a , kc! .rIr-.i\ l‘iltwlttl, (itililw ztlrtl \t*\\l)()l‘l \(‘“’\‘ \u.. Whjh.‘ IIHIV Chicago-Miami run, \Vthh StOpS gilt: 7'
. .- j- . ' ““1““;th \lrrskcgon Heights. ton \\rll bc a stop on a (.l'ucago- In Fulton. Hall'.
\h-(j‘ “PM. added to ”w list \cwilrleans route.“ .
ol run-s \‘.llll persistent nncm— t' ()rlrgilriral] "Hit“; h” the (5“, 0 Mg”:
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> . “I”. J ”Mp“ H“, ”j (3. percent dicatcd that Louisville and 11:12:?
. , m lugbcr and M least 30 per Bowling (Jrccn would be the l.t)l"l5\'ll.l,lfl (ZM’M— l;our ting, The survey. to be financed handbook.savinglris plan would 25:5:655
‘ . ‘ Wm AWN. ”H, ”mum” :ncragc only lycntucky cities in which l.oursyrll< men seeking to lr‘flui- by the corporation, will be con- produce ”10,-". than $10,000 or DEC?
. ' ' brr WWW] W11”. ‘ trains worrld stop. 'lhcy are in- l/t‘ ()llvlrack betting in the state ducted by a local opinion sur- st'rtc revenue for gym-y band- 3:3":
. . cluded on a (IllicagirMiarni formed a non—profit lobby group \cy organization. 560k so licensed ‘ 30- 20‘
> ' .I _ Burbprs $00]; route. Thursday to lurllrcr tlrcir aims. The four men estimate legal i, . ‘ . . . . Mllfilccl
. ._ f(3}thE-r l.. l\l‘ligfiby]. clrlai(rman } Articles of incorporation lor i/cd oil-track betting would cre- ”13‘10\‘(€::;:;( colngpljssrorrli(§'liziilii‘\ , M‘cmé
\ , _ ) ' ‘° 0 tic entuc’y ai roat lonr— tre organization. to be known ate l.()0(l new 'obs in > ‘3) i H i L .11. S; .' t Uh"
. ' b‘ (I "I" 1"" bt'I" urissiorr also said Thursday he as ”()fi Track \\'agcrirrg." were (iounty alone zlnd \\»().‘lirifl«lfi(ull ill-”UP f‘imt tllltllOl‘llC handbook gar-Elf
p - ‘ 5:\l.l‘.\l. ()r‘r'. .\l"rf()ri‘L‘UH was working to preserve the filed in Frankfort and lcllerson tlrcr promote the thoroughbred operations. Free.
.. = . barbcrs want to Inxile‘ 1’ lvllt'L'rll (Leorge \Vashington connector County. industry." ~"There's only one place where
' "ft tor nu‘lr tollmw' tllr‘H lid“ ”1' routcwa feeder route that runs The tour r'ncorporators are Sparks recently applied to the Sparks can pursue it." ligger 003:3:
. , I by .r beautician. . between Louisville. Lexington Richard l.. .\lillcr. cxccutiye Kentucky State Racing Commis- said. “and that‘s in the Kerr— dfnts‘l
:\ spokcmmn ltH’ lllt‘ lMllW‘ and \\'ashington. D. C, secretary of the Lorrisvillolcl- siorr for a license to operate a tricky state legislature" nrfi'rl‘i.‘
.' = limit) mm ”W (““tl‘m “mm“ [7.8. Sen. John Sherman lcrson (.‘ounty Federation. of mm C‘
, (.orisiurn‘i‘ Allan‘s (FHIHIH'HN' Cooper. R—K}'-. and the Louis- Teachers. Al’lr-(TIO; attorney ' 0 tegt‘sna
. ’lh” l‘='«”1l“'l'“" (l‘m‘l l"-”" l'”\‘- ville Chamber of Commerce Stuart Lyon; General Lee Bomb r1 S Offlces ‘ 3105;}:
_ . to rut nrcn‘s hair in .r bcauln ian limp expressed interest in pre- Sparks. a retired truck driver; i P arm. I
. ‘ \('ll()irl L l l . serving the connector route and _l()llll l‘ littlfl‘l'. . . . 9 33:;
The \l’“ (-srnan sair rar rcrs when the Rail ax system be ins Miller said he and the otlr- f I h U Rev. Vi
' . r want ”to stop the ol)\lth vii; operating May]. g crs believe the legalization of O [.18 nlonlStS iznsoCh:
. rurnu-nting ol the barbcr l.r\\ 'Coopcr, who said he occa- off-track betting could provide BELFAST, Northern Ireland testant majority and the Roman Refit-5'
‘ by those who lrayc just a cos- smnnlly rides the George \Vash- a \‘aluablc source of income to (AP)_A bomb blew out Win— Catholic minority. "01C“
. , . mun.» therapist ll('(‘ll\t‘. . 1ngt0n‘ said he would ask Rail- state and local governments. dows at the headquarters of Faulkner took over the Pre-
lhurrrtrcrarrs responded “tnat pax to reconsider abandoning "Local gm'ernmcntis in a fi- Northern Ireland’s ruling Union- miership with moves to ease
, llrc bill is u rncns lll) bill be the tender route. rrarrcral pir‘r‘c‘lr of the severest ist party Thursday, minutes af- the pressure he faces from Pro-
. ’ cuus'c ll wouldtlcny nnprlilrc lib-r ngjby said Kentncky had magnitude. the group} articles ter new Prime Minister Brian testant militants. He named a
pirating 't‘xpcll‘cnce on .ll|\.l”L been very fortunate in the ox- of incorporation said. The .de- Faulkner announced his Cab- hard-line right winger as agri— l
tuna“ mu (Ht n «I PH .\ N M“ trl‘n:1 tp .whrfihpt hasl been in- SW‘ tfmtl L!<"'<‘I‘nl:1(‘lllilll.lfif‘l‘VlleS inet. pulture minister, saying: “It will
-; cu e( m arpax pans even cons an y rrrourr s, w nc a((i- )e m i '
. . , p _ .. though the state didn't get all lional sources of revenue con— Th}? blast .was heard through- on th: Sgdigttlgnsifl: Eoncentrate M
, .5... the stops it had hoped for, tirrually decrease. out t ls capital crty. Police said Government 5 I 'd h CV
335.; y, __,.,v,_53:,.5;$;r;r;. >- .. W5... . p . .. . . ., . , no one was hurt and d . ources sal t e ‘M‘r‘
25;; mi. 3...”.3M..§ 992%. few; Railroads that Sign contracts Legalization of this industry a . l anragg apporntment of Harry West to .,e
. . , .,.:- I..,,,.H.M,‘,, so with Railpax may, with 30 days warrw a step in the right di- wagdggflt’frat‘ve yds‘g'ic'al: the agriculture post, a position .{w
x "‘1‘“ I - notice, discontinue any Passen- “Th0" ‘0 alleviate the problem. OOPS an m dis- he held two years ago was a "l
. , w Evefy a ’f'Essiiiéaiarr ger trains that aren’t in the net- Education. health and wel- p033] experts sealed Off the l 'f ‘ ’ " ”‘1'“
a -. . . . ; 5m!” 1335;, . . . , . . area near the Northern Rail- ow to pacr y the student mu' ».
.3352... . “that bit ... V‘ 52" work. Railroads that stay out [‘m and 0th” applied govern- wa Terminal crsm 0f the right wing 0f Faulk- Tm
_ hunsvoui l fifths system "ms Continue W" SW"! *9 W Y ‘ ner’s own Unionist party. :33.
, . f‘”g "tie“... rstrng servrce until 1975.. th‘h by thf‘ legalization of The party headquarters, in a Pressure from the right forced Um,
’ . ., . 36,133; r kentucky could lose at least ”"5 Industry- ‘ red brick Victorian building fly- the resignation last Saturday of tord
: . »- .. a V .él ‘three routes beside the George LYON said the groups first ing the Union Jack, is a symbol James Chichester-Clark asprime Shop
3&2? ' v Washington under the system— "1W0 WOHld he to authorize an of Protestantism in this province minister. Faulkner was chosen W.
—————————-‘ the Louisville & Nashville’s attitude survey on off-track bet- torn by strife between the pro. prime minister on Tuesday. am.
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—————_—_—______—__ THE KENTUCKY KERNEL Friday, Marrh 26. |97l —3 . -' . . ' _~
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“Airport," starring Burt Lan- is a mixture of feeble dialogue ina. \Vhen Hollywood has heen (‘UlH lhlt‘lniltlolml \itpml oh— ll “WW" “"1““ ”“1"” ' ' I. i '«i-
raster. is now playing at the bordering on soap opera torinat. exposed to the sueeess of “Easy \iousli (Yllare Inteinatiiinai l/t'll it ‘.‘.iillltl in .l\ the it «.t . i .. V'.‘ .'
(lhcvy (lhase (lineinii. Much of what has gone Rider." u.\iidnight (Iowhoy," the xxoi‘ld’s husiest airport ._ i iiiaii t.lll\1lli,’. .i l)t)!lill .iriiinil . 'V 2' 7. - *
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Kernel Staff \Vriter ll)llamted opi the prodtueer. lfloss in Vwould he VeirpVi-eted that the f l vim; think olV any hetter who'll the 'JJ'HVH ll HLVmauVr! ' ': V'I" ~V 'V .'
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[he leme industry has had V 1‘ t tc V out i it! L V1 pit uthr) VV\\ou( )( 120” Isltlltlt Vuripi. 1 or (Hit it iVllllllt iVVit. lint lllV iVnpiii V\ (l Vi mt t ttltltV . V V ‘. ..
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problems for some time. l‘are VV nOtVo . t 11) um rem s l\( 1inVVi 5 output VV Vut (; V\ is l( lit \\VVSV~V( in iVition o mo?“ \VV Ill irViVVtHV l'( l) Vt IVtV MPH” W , .
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regulations, decline m passenger (n p L res FlootV i\V(s on tifrttitionf. l oss :l( \H er “Vi ItliViVV n _iVVrV(;Vp. l.lV!V\. l _!,\ V i... \V V\ .V iiViiV i. V .o VV VV V VV . a VV . .
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““1,me competition and 0“)“ Hunter successes up (r fis om o l( (“f th ‘llpltil' (it (i unipt th. . ti iVVa . o to i l\();tt p; lltV I iVut t ( iiViV 4 r V. ‘i‘.
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lapping of routes, congested Airport 18 an extensron of arm 0 d1 I?“ eon; (Vi 1 (pl Itllt n l i 1 Von \xVit l t "V lVll(( llllll iVi iltlllL. V\V\Vi t V V l iViou V ill oVi VV 1 V , _ .-
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airports, Jumbos i47, and Hunters prewous series of box g lp‘ 11p}? u: ‘01]? m. l 10 'l (f m. (l) H “ m 18 N n”: (m {H} . w; \ ‘1“ “ m I” t H ' .‘ - ~' i x 3
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now the SST. Produeer Ross ()Hice successes (Doris Dav, \ ”(1x 1910:, mg 0“ in“ n“ 1“) p Ill“, ( “0“} H m U h 1” le‘ h 1} “(ml H \; ' ' ‘ i' ' '. .
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Hunter has added a new prob- Rock Hudson, Lana Turner) ex- . ( tlh'prl)’( uc ions to ((p t K H‘ “I”; 5 [I‘m l M l “ “uh “I” 1’}““}'.'L" .0 Kim ”Y! RUM}; .' . ‘ - . W
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lem: Airport (Chevy Chase. pensne sets, impecable Cinema- iyY V :11th t" . 1 .. l uVVtsti oV t t t nt is in An ttVi “V to} Mt sVVin 1V“ Vor I ,~, , VV V”.
Cinema). togmphy, a multitude of special t tel- 1:13.02 1}: gom (n.— p01! (' ‘ in.” hum-“WT ‘ It" 1‘ mil .t I; I“ ”t. l\\tlU ( N U“ h l .;“' i ‘-
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Fhe crew aboard the block- effects, and, of course, a full Ve 111in n n t is r( spit; it llltl 8 Viral}. .. lllt lViVaiii _ I; is it; ow VuVit i Vlt ini i iiViii V V V . _ .
buster “Airport" was doomed Sideline fashion Show by no oth- :uuués in ex: r} 33.1}. 1 on ad)“ . (”wig . VlVllt‘illllleS and i iuaiV. iss \\ it I \xVVVion;VV .V.. L? V . . . VV '.
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even before the production took er than Edith Head. (romph- t 1‘) ml"; “t? l :an 1m ‘ ”I ll.“ 8 ' ‘\}“ ”t3” l ““ {Hi H 0“ ”H“ m” l H H‘ ;t til . 1 V. . - -». ~ - .
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oil the ground. Although Hail- inenting these baSIC Ross Hun- (1:(fr,VV.( inV aV‘r/Iin, iii V. it] Vunoiii, t It ( tst t lit for iillli()\l uVi VV lV V V\\t your pm )l ) \ tV .... . VV .- V, .
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ey S novel has been one Of the ter I‘Cqull‘ClTlCiitS, dash of SEX. f 1 l\Vll() );V 1}) iss tVftlu . . \UV iotiislVii} it) it .ul lllt ii i Ht 0 it it t l )_\ mm .’ . . V VV VV VV
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most successful bestsellers, lllS infidelity, comedy. tears and a (i ( Thu” (till .1}; 11mm lim ‘} ‘1) ” ” V‘“ “ [“1“ 5 I It is liai‘tl to hehexe that Aii> - 4 ‘- . 4 ,r a
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book was far from being an out- ('OUple of SUSpense moments are l' afflih Vetmos ifit tfiV rrp . 101ch it ViiVii \\ V\ iiti Vi “as do 4).,” (“HM 414., mmmed i,” . .V ,, . .. , _
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standing piece of literature. Af— added. Entertainment at its ”’0" ( indciiorlo 1 Voeint; iml (V) it it at huts horn uhat It) tV\t‘\ . . lti' _-\('.t(lt‘llt\ .- -. , ., .
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ter Airport was diluted for peak! )1 i VVVt tVstt t' “K i tseries 0 iVVitV ian \\ViitVt u on lllt pahii V\“44,,1\V 1m l|l(llliL' BM: plan”, ; -. . . . . ‘.‘ ~
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screen ”ch not much was left Productions like Airport 1 (VV V1 11 ons Vsr ainiIiiVist V V ltl ”inn 5 "ton \llt \uiit ot the in”; les. llollvwood h f V 4 V, V.
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for the, screenplay. Ihe result are inexcusable 1n todays Clne- 011349 (( , SIN)“ )()liii( in M ()It it t llllt lax. one oi tliim- ft.“ plates \\ hm“ ; . ».V V .V-
iiiV\th and realih are l)()lHlti w . ‘. V‘
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GPSA to Sponsor 5" mposru in “ma... the m... M}, a... -‘. a, ,.
To a T ' were tutu separate i-lenieiit\ it I. * V'~ -'
a nd omorrow ('Vt‘lW .\litl llit' \lt‘ttii ll.i\ l') lt‘~ s‘. "i' '
d y The Graduate and Profes- the graduate sehool will \\'()i‘l\ \\'.tl‘(l those that keep 11m .1” .l 3.” ., a L
SIOIl'ill Student Association is on panels and \Vlill the discus— ileit\ lixe. ‘r; - i: ._
. eonduetini: a Svm )osium on 'ior v- i . ‘ r. l 11' ‘ x I - i . . ' .
The deadline for announcement. In way and Second St. Thursday and T . .} . . \l' V' l Io . l 3.. " ' 3U” 11)“ l“ u ( tion to H" \1 V l .1 .. ._ . .. . I '~ 1 . 7 . ‘ - '.
7:30 p.m. two days prior to the um Monday nights from 6-8 pm. Other U ”lOUdC} . .uci J) um -4 special program. » “W“ ”V“ -‘\”P"lt 1‘1" (lib , . . _ ‘ ~,:
pnbnuuon 0' "cm. In “a. ”hum ‘Vl'lgiilgvsv alggglelglw under Clinics “1 the in room 245 of the Student (:en- Friday sessions are seheduled ""t tilkUUll ”1" “l““ik‘ “1 ll” " ;. V. - ..
TODAY L";R)"X°:}°VS- Biplogyligl. Pfiycl'l‘i): ter. to begin at 1 Dan. T]... pulilie hands oi Ross Hunter Iliiti his * I.
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