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Vol. XCV N0. 35

“ Established 1894

University of Kentucky. Lexington, Kentucky

Independent since 1971

Kentucky Kernel

Wednesday. October 14. 1992

 

 

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State revenue receipts drop again

Still for) early

to make cuts,
Jones says

Staff. wire reports

 

 

liRANKl-‘UR'I‘. K); , (iov.
Breretori Jones said yesterday it still
is too early to consider cuts in the
state budget. even iliougli reienue
figures for September \llt)“ a con-
tinuing drop iii tax receipts.

September receipts were 3.0 per-
cent below the same riioritli a year
ago. l5or the lust three months of
the WW l‘iscal year. receipts are
Iaggirig 3.2 percent behind the pre-
vious year. to meet budget require-
ments. receipts itiitst grow by 5.3
percent lot the entire )ear

I rnancc \ecret.ir_\ loe l’iather
said earlier tliat the \‘epterriber lig-
tiles \iould he used to detertiiine il

budget cuts
would be I’orth-
coming.

But Jones
said yesterda}
he wants to wait
another month

"l was rea-
sonabl) pleased

with the tig-
ures." Jones JONES

said. "I think it's
premature to think there “ill have
to be budget cuts. btit \\e have to
maintain that as a possibilit} "

llK President (‘harles Wethrng-
ton said he sees the announcement
as positive neus l'or l'K and the
other state universities

“I think that there are enough
positive indicators llrat still allow
the state to malse the decision not to
cuts budgets tutthei." \Vethingtorr
said. "(ll\\ltlll\l_\. we hope the It»
rianctal rreus continues to be good
and lltai \\t' can axoid tutthei bud

gel (Ills H

Gore, Quayle bicker in

 

By Robert Naylor Jr.
Associated Press

\ll \\'l.\ \\'rtli
tin-.‘t is and insistent interruptions,
\1 (tot. .tiid lliii ()it:r\le clashed
"lei leadership abortion and the

 

pointing

croiionti \estcr’ilgo night in a \iic
presidential debate denounced l‘x
lairit s \totkdale as "\\h\ Iliis lta
iron is III girdlocls "

"l lcel like .llI obser\cr
pong garrie,” Ross l’eiot‘s running
mate said tiller listening ll‘ pct-

Iiaps the Mill or 20th time that
More and (Jiiasle interrupted one

UK’s Green
vies for seat
in Ky. House

By Lori Coleman
Contributing Writer

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When it comes to swaying \otes
Ill ati election. l7K's |)waine (ireeii
lieliews old»l’ashioned. door-to-
door campaigning is best.

(ireen. a Republican running lor
the Tom liistricl state House ol’
Repr'eserrtalncs seat. lea\es his rob
as an assistant prolessoi at l 'K each
til pin, to go and meet the

\

da} al -1
people

"I don't tcel I can represent the
ptoplt it I don‘t get otit and meet
them. l don't lr.r\e a lot ol money
and Iriiancial resources to do it an}
other \\;i_\." he said

lhe Vitli lirsti'rct is located inost
p. outside Neu ('irclc ls’oad, lrottr
lales ( 'rcek Road to l’ar‘is l’ils'e,

llicr‘e are about ‘Hltlii homes in
the (ll\lll\l (ilcen stlltl llt‘ and his
supporters htnc knocked on the
doors ol about illtltl ol them since
Ilte etid ol .ltrrre

(tie-en said he has inspired to i'itti
lor' the ollice because he thought he
could bring honest). sincerity and
rtitegiit} Io tIic position

“Not that the incumbent. Ruth
l’aluriiho d)VI esrrigtoni hasn‘t. but
there are certainls a lot ol problems
”I | i'atilslort. Ils'} .f‘ ( rr‘eeii said “I
think the people as a \\hole ha\c

Fair to be held
to raise interest
in rural health

 

By Aimee Hiller
and Tamara Caskey
Contributing Writers

 

Students interested in health-care
professions cart L‘lllli) good food
and live music. while learning about
career opportunities in Kentucky's
rural areas. at the annual Area
Health lxdiication (‘enters Bluegrass
Jamboree

The event takes place tomorrow
lroin ll am. to 2 pm. in a tent be-
side the l ucillc l’arls'er .\1arkey('an-
cer(‘eiiter on Rose Street

At the Jamboree. students may

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.Illitlllt‘l
ll \\.ts .x riiesss .tli..li Illal ell'itil
on .r sllatp Ilc’:_':lll\c note axillr Is'c
[‘lll‘llcdll l‘lIlit}lt‘ li-okiiie Illli‘ Ilic
piiriretiinc carrierr and rel.
darklx to the

l'llllllL‘l

lllll"
lieinosialit lioni

" l he :\iiiei‘ican people should dt
iiiaiid that their [‘l-‘e'sliltlll tell the

 

The last t\\o times the state laced
reienue slioittalls. the state's eight
public uniiersities recened budget
reductions including more than
$36 million at l'ls'

lhe student bod) presidents ol
the state's unriersrties orgaiii/ed a
rally that Will be held toda) at 3
pm. at the capitol to lobb) against
budget cuts

Wethrttgton said the tall) comes
at :ut opportune Irrrie.

"I think it‘s particularl) trme|_\
that students are matting their teel»
ings lumen and are showing ttist
ho“ seseie the cuts are." he said
“lhe timing is \er} good Ior‘ stit-
dents to make their case at a time
“hen the state is watching the ie\e-
rrtre \erv closel) "

.A\ leading legislator said the state
needs to be taking steps ”U“ to
control spending

“You ought to start doing the
things that are not so paintnl." said
Rep .lilt‘ ( lathc ill llalt‘stllt'l llir
chairman ol the House \ppiopiia

itall. heir. e lltli

tttitli llo sou

t'lriuon \erI tell iIi. iriiil. Illll do
.i‘|'|‘1“>\“.lllll\llgllltlllllllllt‘l‘e
sour president

\ \ (ac \ . ...Ir li ..
lh lriis‘i hi 'i

outset on the III tlII .iili
patya

l’IL'slileIIl lillsll.ilnll":l.1.i. ..Ie
like "sleet \.lll'.'lll ”I 1ll. he Ma liis'
\\httt the recession slim». Iii-it
charged 'lilttidcd Io llli 1.:l.i

ing and pain ot Ixinlzirptri. mil
people \ilroar-e irneniplo. it ”

llc‘ pledged that he and lletttii
L'Iilllc plt‘sldelllial \.llltll|l.lls ( lltllott
"stand loi‘ change ”

Irons arid Reseiiire (‘orninitlee

('Iarke mentioned tree/ing pays
tolls arid dela} ing purchases.

"lhat kind ol thing ought to be
put in place the minute you think
)ou time a problem." (‘larke said.
“I do think the earlier you stan. the
less pain )ou haxe."

l’iathei said there was cause for

optimism iii the revenue report.
eien \\ tilt the i\\L‘Ittll decline.
l’iather pointed to a pair oI

"merits" he said \xould dela) re~
ceipt ol ‘3" million that otherwise
might have been collected iii the
lirst quarter ll tliat had been the
case. Kentucks's general lurid re»
ceipts \iotild haic actuall) groun
b} 4 percent

lhe biggest ol the [no items
l'iather illt'tl nas that l’iihlic Ser-
\lct' t ~oninrrssron propen} tases are
l‘t'lli‘.‘ liillcd month later Iliis
\e.u holding up \31 4 million .\rid
lilllcl\ sales are on track to produce

St (,4 REVENUE Back Page

Ullr

vice presidential debate

l‘hiatl. relinltd :li Il t linioii and
(hit. ”.iilr ill o. lit itt.is lllll\ll
lilllill '.\orsc lie mill raise soil l.i\
tie ‘.‘.Ill Illvlsd‘e sl‘cllillll" lic
.‘.lll lll.Il.c "I'-cllII‘I. nt l“""cI lol\s
1s lll l‘r lt“l H

llrc “it rniiinl. i‘aliatt also
li‘lltllril on .tizriotitiietdal d.|rtisc
.Illil Ital [Vi-lit.

1hr thvltlir it illrt‘rlalI‘c was
\le.ll lot \.t\l| ol the thiet running
lllrIl~_- li' l"\‘i‘\l lll‘e liillllllc' i'l lll\'

than at tit. lopol Il.. Inlet III .i iatc

tliat has . \arth thite seeks leIl to

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Jerr BURLEW swe ._, w

Assistant professor Dwaine Green is running for the 76th District seat in the state House of Rep-
resentatives. He has worked at UK since 1985.

lost coiilrdcrice III their elected olli
cials. arid I thought I \i‘lllil help
that situation "

(iteen said he \\ill make logical
prolilctns III
li'aiikloit and isrll .ippli honest}.
lot'cslgllt and stud) to \xoik out Iltc
solutions

considerations ol tht

.\ Pllllll||.|\l\l strict l‘l‘l, (riecn
said he is cspcti.tll\ concerned \\lll|

CORRECTION:

Because of a writer's error. a col-
umn in yesterday's Kentucky Ker-
nel failed to distinguish between
Indigenous People‘s Day, 3 Cali-
fornia celebration ol all cultures,
and Indigent People‘s Day. an in-
dependent movement rn that
state for the homeless,

WEATHER:

Warmer today; high between 75
and 80. Becoming cloudy tonight;
low near 55. Considerable cloudi-
ness tomorrow; high between 70
and 75.

INDEX:

Diversrons ................................. .2
Sports ........................................ 3
Viewpoint ................................... 4
Classitieds............. .... ....5

 

 

 

 

llcalllt tale and has l‘ietn ilrictil‘.
in\o|\cd \\IllI Ilrc l\\l|t

He owned .rtt indept iidciit phar
ittac} lot Ill _\c.iis

”l ktio'a \\ll.ll it lalas to meet a
pasroll. |lI.IlsL‘ a budget. .urd l tin»
deistartd that don‘t spend
more than sou ll;I\L i' t xrecii said

)itll

He also his ties [ordination

llis \\lli'. Rita. is .III eleiiicntar}

‘\l|\'\ll tcathtr. and he has a son.
li‘sll. " llI ilh l .i‘stllt (.t‘lllll} Dilli-
In school ssstciti (uteri
noikcil all is sinte l‘lb'"

Itas

”l duration is sonicllnng inrpoi
t.urt to tire and l nani to see it cori-
Iiirire to rinprmc." he said

(men said he has a lirtti position

See CANDIDATE. Back Page

Cost of attending college
increases by 10 percent

 

By Jon Marcus
Associated Press

 

BI )S'lUN lhe cost ol attend-
ing public colleges and universities
has increased at a double-digit rate
for the second straight year. tar
ahead ol state and Iedei‘al financial
aid. the ('oIIege lloard reported yes»
terday,

'l‘he cost ol highe: education
ranges lr'oin Sill a )eai at the pub-
lic. two-year ('ollegc ol the Main-
land iii lesas (at). icon. to
$24.3th at prriate Sarah l.a\\'rence
(‘ollcgc iii BI'UIHVlllC. NY The
highestpi‘iccd state school is Ilie
lliiiversit} ol Vermont. which
charges iii-slate students Million

tor tuition. housing and a meal plan.

Awrage tuition and tees at four-
year public universities and colleg-
es rose III percent to 53.3” this
tall. the ('ollege Board reported.
Rooiri and board brings the total to
85.8“ .«\t loo-year schools. the
aierage increased to H.303

"A lot ol students Iiave been drr\-
en Iroin public colleges and univer-
sities and. increasingly. people are
also liming trouble al'tording com-
lllllllll} colleges at this pmnt." said
Stace) l eyton. president ol the l' 8
Student Association

lhis tall‘s Ill percent hike lol»
lous an increase ol H percent last

See TUITION. Back Page

 

 

 

By Rob Thorne
Contributing Wrilrer

Nationalls lsItr".‘.Ii
human rights .rdxisatc.
.Ioan (‘lnllister time a
news and bad preseiita
lion last night that challenged
women to errrponer Iheinsclies
lorclrange III the \iorld

 

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l'hc good Ite‘.‘.s llesprle rrialc

oppression. Ill.ttt\ \ioinen ll.l\‘s
achieied respctt
llte had Ilt‘\\s \l.rtr\ nion

ivoiiien still an oppit ssed l‘\ .Il
canc ‘Ic‘teol\pr‘s

(‘hitlistci spoia lot lllt‘lt that:
art lioitr .il tlie ( atlrolri \emnari
(enter. as part ol its l)istiri
giltshcd \pcaltcis l’i‘ograrn \ltc
outlined the liistor\ ol \ionieii‘s
role rrr \tlilLH

\he said that the role ol \\i|llt
cit III the lirlirlc depends on rl\
lion‘s lillcs‘ll li'. lllt ‘.‘.iilili'll ol to
daf.
”l llllllc depend on
this f5.

swirls
lI-el.llliill‘ slit ~itvl
(llllll‘slcl |l\‘ul .lsllli'lt Iron. .Il
adagt Io tiliisltah lltl ~lI i.\ ‘\ri
iilic ititsst . .i sl'.l\lll Itttl. lit til
Ila.” ‘lII and Mar ll.l»e til I d
.i running It .ip or tattlr
Iakt
talc
lII.i\

\ht‘ tli.illetrj.‘eil 's\«‘IIIt‘lI ti-
Iltat leap HI l:tttlr .iiid to
power lllltll"ll i!
lest Illc
'aorlil sttll.t Ilttotigli llli‘li seat»

k‘\t'll

irtcatr diastn c ll.Il|',.‘t

tll lllillt \ r‘lilli 'l

"l't so liltli» tarts so lit.
\\\tlllill h.i.. \lrrrrttd sllll‘tl Ill.
point or Ih. II\I"'llllll‘l| this
destix "l Milnni sllll

‘\\oint II will llIIII'.‘ ptati
\\ItIl\l razagid lis lll.l\llll

itiania ”

llie ”good rit‘.\s" intliidcd tri

 

 

 

If” it it«_I.'-'

Sister Joan Chittister told an audience last night at the
Newman Center of the historical oppression of women.

Author discusses roles
of women in past, future

her \llktsll talt I '\\orrtan
lt‘I‘ll. l\‘{’ul \slilllk ‘.‘..I\ llldl
»‘-\’lll\ll lr.t_ .rl.‘. r. '.‘..Ill.eil
"II-2‘. H

,\l.ri'.

‘.\lltt

[lit i.IIlli Iiiitiillllini. ll
\lre \ Ilflll
loari ol \l\ and
loiiglit tor twitter: s sitlltage in
the l 'iirtt d \tait s as .~~..rinples

ll\\il llls

llli isk'

llte .ItIli‘Il" tht ”liad neiis”
\\.is lllc opptt ssii in i-I xxotrten

\lii :rchl ill sllll‘vl .lllel
s'slill'l'l ml .2 t it iI‘I‘I- sston l»\

:nalt‘s
(Irritisii v l‘I ll slrl.i|l‘sl\s

ilatcd ~ti which llIliiIlL'llillll

l
lirstot'. Ii. rm tr

(Mind I .l.rt|_ir-' d tli. ideas
or l'lati» \r_t/.tlit and lliotnas
:\\llllllrl\. ‘.\llit she said oas

'"looscljs rtlr tied Io as a saint ..

(‘liiltisier aim is .t llenedic
linc sister Irottt tnanx drl
ltrtnt parts ol the ‘.‘.I\Ilil Io Illlls
tiatt ltt‘l [‘I‘Iltl

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\ltt I‘iiIIllc l lt‘ llIi li‘lltss Hl
Ililllir'sllr nt-oltnc. lass III the
l‘llll'c'l \Ial‘s llit te~ wt {itilsll
lillliili it writ iii In. lliitni
and Il.. tat» , H I d. is o] lllsli
l,l sviit.' Mil :.i I». .l .i: lls.
‘Il ,3 i s I ll‘.'

(ltillrslt lrl Ii 1\ \I iii/t
ll Nit l/ 1/.” ti‘tm“ .itld
ntnt i‘lll I luv. r- I'll I-vdax
\tl\ltl‘s slri iili‘ i .. to \vlll‘lllit
Io l;.t|l/. .iw: i'r t‘ lsilll\

it.

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i. ‘ t ‘ t i
l l ’ 'hv I' lit
l-t i: l,l|ri. I I I r r
slitii;.r.’ I 'I ll Ir
trial. ._ . “Iii,l

lltli I \‘lllfl.'\v‘ llll» ill. .
lli‘il lltwll'Wl I‘l. lltllllslt‘l
|i|istil

 

Resident undergraduate tuition at UK

 

 

 

 

'

93/94 $880
92/93 3040
91/92 3810
90/91 3750
89/90 m
88/89 8600
87/88 “50
UK turtion and tees
86/87 “20 compared to avernqe
lot lOuI year public

ans/36 ‘572 institutions

l s.

I
84/85 3520 ‘ ‘

. Sim
w I I I

I .M ‘P is Average
82/83 $406 b99563. {“91 reuse-22;.

so 3200 $400 $600 $800 $10001
SOURCE: Council on Higher Education

 

 

‘ivnont .iomwsrouspme .isr

     

 

By Dave Lavender
Arts Editor

 

there has been iiiueti ado about
Lyle l.o\ell‘s hairdo

Much has been “hispered lll the
back pen s about lils endless arsenal
of suits and stage attire lhere have
been amelis. shouts ol escliunalioii
:Uid boundless bundles of praise tor
his nine-piece \ersatile eiiseliihle.
lhe lau‘ge Btmd

And while these elements are es-
sential when l.o\'ell steps to the lin-
crophone to try and paint his inas-
lerpiece. llle nucleus ot [oven is
lyrics

llniiieasurahle amounts ol ilik
have been spilled over lovelt's
sell-admitted outwit-control poinpa-
dour that. especially In his early
days in Nashville. had that “Sunday
monimg M where's my paper. cig-
arettes tuid col't'ee" look to it.

And folks itisl won‘t husli about
l.o\ell‘s touch ol class. his peli-
ehalit for line clothes. cellos. his
role in '1 im Rohbiiis’ smash mime.
“lhe Player." and the unsolvable.

probleiiialic decision ol’ dL'L‘ldlltg il‘

he is country or liol , or it' not.
\\ hat music he is.

But it is l ovelt's l_\lics that draw
states of adoralloli. llis Vocabulary
is as expanse as his native state ot
’lexas, Wrapped iii acoustic guitar.
his l)l'lL‘\ can lake on the barren
loneliness ol the desert Southwest

oi. blanketed ili Ill)llll\ \Utll'
drenched singing. haiid»clapping_'
and brass. |.o\etl‘s sharp words can
be enveloped \s ith the sounds of the
city.

As lovell “role in “(iood liiteii-
lions" lroin his (inilniiiy—wiiiiiing
Lrle Lowu (Hill his Large Band at

 

 

    
 

   

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bum in NW. "It‘s one of those
day s,\\'lien tllose great ideas the)
lust seem to tail out on you/CAIN
the} al\\a_\s tall the greatest/When
you‘re falling all alone/ll makes tor
a good day tor some serious rellec-
lion/And massive nllioiiali/tllion/
l5or L'tltllclllplttllllg the future imd
last of the past."

Simple words iuid hundred dollar
ones spill onto l.o\ett's recorded
page

“And I like cretun in my cot‘t’ee/
And I like to sleep late on Sunday/
And nobody kiioxss me like lll_\
baby/And I like eggs over easy/
With tlour tortillas/And nobody
knoWs me like my baby." l.o\'ell
writes In "Nobody Knows Me."
from his ( iramlliy-vs inner.

While Lovell gels iiilrospeclixe
in his ballads. he is at his best when
taking a sarcastic bite olll ot' lit‘e's
slle‘c‘s,

Marriage ollen finds itself under
l.o\'ell‘s lyrical lens.

In "She‘s no lady." from Poll/i-
i’lt'. l.o\etl croons. "lhe preacher
asked her/And she said. 'I do‘/'l’he
preacher asked inc/And she said.
'ch. he does. l\)(l'ii.’\ll\l llle pletlctl
er said./‘| pronounce )ou ‘N to hle
She‘s no lad) She‘s )onr uitc ‘ "

“I Married ller ltist Because She
Looks lake You" is liilai'ious. sell-
esplaiiator) aiid strategicall)
placed beside l_o\'ett‘s haul-core
connli} rendition ol lammy Wyli-
etle‘s signature song. “Stand by

 

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DIVERSIONS

Your Man." on tiis third album.

".‘\ll\l it I could loi'gixel'l'he hon~
L“)-l-s\\e‘.ll~Ilvilttllld-IlICtlIl-tl-llllll:.‘~
to»iner Attempt at abstention/l
could loigise the rest. loo/lt‘s inst
a tact ot hte'lhal no oile caied lo
iiielition .\he nasal gixid/Blll she
had good intentions." |o\elt
cioons about niaiital inlidelil) on
"( iood lllletlllolls "

|o\etl. exen in his element sui-
rounded b) the .\lilscle Shoals horn
section. biilliailt pianist Matt Rol-
lines and tile big. huggahle blues
\lllchl li‘ancine Reed. seems en-
cased “till all aiskuat‘dly iuxtapo-
sttioiied. "Yeah. this is what hap-
pens \xhcn kids are left home
alone" look about him. come-wig:
the message that "country" siiigeis
shouldn‘t be ha\ in; this much tun

.-\l home in aukuardness. I own
exploits uncoiiitorlable moments in
relationships. pick—up lines. dealing
\\tlll rednecks. and L‘\Cll long:-
\\iiided Baptist preachers holding:
tip a hungry eonei‘egalion in
"l‘hurch." lrom his latest albtilli
./1’\/llltl./llt/‘\'t'\ Ii’aI/l

llls tiisl album. recorded ill I ,»\.
opens “Hit the song “Memphis."
Much has lhe classic thL'lllllfJ lines.
"lhe sun comes llP‘lll a cotl'ee cup
Waitress. please [We had enough "

“Ilellofl‘iii the en) \\ho sits ne\.t
to _\on=.\ntl leads the lieuspapel
t|\c‘t )tlllt \llillllilcli‘\\';i1[jl)iiii‘t lttlll
the page/l'iii not linishedfl lie is so

‘t\illi a
”lle‘IL l
.-\lli” lo\ell continues lll “Here 1
.v\lli.” \\ illi soine \ll the best \\iilteii
liialei’ial m mnsleal histoi_\

”lt Ioid is to t'he\iolel \\h.il
Hodge is to (‘hi_\slel \Vhal (\ltl'll
Makes me lo l’osl loaslies'\\’hat
tllc‘ t'lc‘tll' l‘lllt' \le I\ lt‘ the deep
blue sea.’\\’hal Hank Williams is to
Neil .\iliistion:( .iii you doubt ‘Ae H,
uei'e llldslc ltll ctltll Hlllcl' '“

untcilain.” loxell's

toilcli

sit\\

nei\oiis diliilij:

eelix'iaphiealljs
\i‘lll‘l‘c' thousand lllll'e s \xesloaid

l-roiii Klein. lens. a toun 3‘ . .

l' l H l the establishment took ollclise in
”H L‘ “”H' "I ””‘I‘m‘ 9“ i'lso when ih. seenunels tll‘e"»elclll
comes iliaderio-oidei \\|lll the ‘ '

l I \t ‘ t l 1 ll t' totsaid toumi'. |o\ell aiid his time
.o le . at s a e o llllllt l'l '
‘ ‘ poiiiitl liaiido came ioaiiii}:

biaiided in lcllo\\ lesaiis \Vilht

speaking:

   
 
    
 
 
  
     

tllip-I-ackiir
\oiii boots and walk out ol ltl_\ lite
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