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By MARY ANN BACHMANN songs and a ”people's soap ops Bethlehem strip mining ha in Plkt’ (:UHHUV 'lhi- \isitoi. H2 ltii- baa" \ " , i ‘ » . '7
v Kernel Staff Writer era." Years. So llethlehem's visit next tl‘let‘l UW!‘ tllt' mm“ I‘U-Hl‘i (lam ”MW“ ‘1" “"3“”2'” 7" 1‘ " . l 2' I '
Most corporation representa- “'hy the royal welcome? It's Monday will oller aiiotliei aged by ()\t‘l'l()lt(lt'(l coal ll'lit ks to pi. -..-i.i ,. p. up}. .. our «1,. - i ‘ ,- ' ', -'
' tives come to campus as part ot ‘dll part Of a move to locus at- chance for a confrontation be They take a close look at lllt‘ (.tllt'tl [\s the t «it \\ I .2 - v“ .‘ "' .:
‘ UK'S placement service. present tentioii on strip mining coiidi— tween the steel giant and the strip mines and the ieelamation Tums " \h aria; :t'v iino'v '~ . ",l‘ i ‘ l
their sales pitch about opportu. tions. And Bethlehem Steel. as Kt‘l‘llllt‘kiulls. attempts [)Ill)ll('l/(‘tl by lletlilv. llit‘ l’im t :2 l)":~ l-'.- 1. z ‘. '- _
Iiities to a few interested stn— a major coal user, controls one 5““‘1'41l P(.(..-\ members “1” hem Steel, \otliiug green will tom-tam ‘;, ,- -.'
dents, and then l(‘;i\‘(‘ without of the biggest strip mine coin» l)“ 0“ campus ll"‘“~ illUHL' Will! take root on the disturbed teiv l‘ltitllio"; In? mm? 11., .i I ;' -' »_ 1‘
1 attracting too much attention. Danies in the state 11 lllwklel] (ll nind hom llm’ iai’n. tlim .sa}. PH“ l’t 1' 1"l \3’ ‘ '-~= ’2 ‘ ,. ~.
_ strippet an(. \Vorkin,U with the 5‘ . ) -. (' . it is iii. \ o i. w .i' if ' .‘ "2' "2"- w. .4. .
But Wlw“ ”Inn“mull” ”l The Pike (V 'oiintv ('iti‘len's 2\s— P'k‘ (‘ 0 -t" ‘ T l‘K i” ll“ lll“ “Hull l” ”Pl . \ l Us 1, '. " ‘9‘ i.
H ”11,1 , St “l , ..-.\ 15,], R _ . ‘ - ‘ g ’ l ‘ ““"l‘." U “‘“5 “ s1 and ti'ieiids aie preparing (lt‘lli- in! im «'2 in! a ' » "‘ ' ‘ .3;- __ . .
te..l.ll-ln t. 1H {“1”} l t (l sot-ration, agroiip of l'(-llt~-(u(l~'.tl|(l QI'UHI). (.anipus l‘iiciids. onstiatioiis 1M ”HAHN” Um H, mm, .. h. . , . . 9 , ’5:
. 0 "“1” 5 ll‘ ‘ “ " 0' 1”)” “l ' disabled miners and their tam During ihi- past “a”, it... ”Milim I), “mm,“ 1;! H “,3,‘ Mg, ,1“ H, 2' 4,, - . . -' t‘. .. p , ’ " ,fl-v I
”W (""l""“ll(”'~ the} “'0 Wm”: ilies from the llellier and Pikc- group has invited \llltlt'iils .ilitl Hill 1), “gm, Dunn”; mg. .i p ,3, ;;t ..y l . 1 w - 2 T171”; ,3;
l” lw treated “'llll speeches. \ille ai't‘xls‘. lulV“ ltt‘t‘tl llL'ltllttLl Lexington residents to ‘.»t‘t'l\l'l;tl‘ [trildplnqh \t. , l h “mom”, ,t 1,1 , "'i' pg. ' '1‘.
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aces a]. 61 m9 lne lazuli“... l)t'llltl\l1ttlli‘t‘-l2l~ wig “i‘ 'l '_ - ' ‘375' “lib..- ‘
'l"lt‘_g(|,l-00k the horror of the Vietnam wai, case ' Sedlei‘ said. “7‘ l"“‘ l‘“ ' l’l'll“ li‘l‘l"‘*'“~2 ‘ "l ‘ ' f -" ‘_. .
trial ,Vestci‘tlaX and sentenced then it ll“ 1' mistake to “‘Pt'd ' til-‘7 .
. i}... UK graduate to Six months goodness. it is a mistake to ex- f: ": ~ .
in jail and a $251)” fine. pect fairness." ‘:. 5‘
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\\ cstbrook s attorney, [is law 'tl l Sll’mol‘ ll id been (lltnlflll ~ ,. .
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professor Robert Sedlei‘, told i‘e- (om}tnonF l}: l“ m K' “t ‘ t .. v. 2
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porters after the decision. The [Pmntlt‘r (3" t tzwmn ifng. . .. ,_i ‘_ ~ .
verdict came as utter shock. We l5, 2 0"” l f: orneyx ‘i t” '2; ‘7, , , {l . .
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fully expected the posSibility of h' dll‘fta fur“; (1):" ) fag]; l0 _ a ‘..
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being found gutlty, but never Le , rt: )0" -. docs] b 1;: .5 t
would we have expected a pen- sing 0” ”Te“? 9 .0m ,V -;_ .‘ , g ..
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alty of this sort. V thh d 21:. z ,. .1“.
“In no sense could such a pen- W tl ‘ (l: ‘ arge h 1 Wednesday, Feb. 3, 197] UniverSity of Kentucky, Lexmgton Vol. LXI]. No. Kn j. i ‘. '
illtV have been iUStlfiCd 0n the l :Sdn'OCI) \VH: InOt Ch 1"..ng W 5:52.. " M 2i - ‘
facts in this case. The verdict 2““ filial? l ‘ i‘ufi'onlt‘es J , _ _ ,. _-, ,,. , . 1, :
V ' was the result of hostility and :H“ ”“-'_t ””“ ‘d‘F‘TC d "i1 F‘Sl " . may .4... f,” __ ,;;,.~f"‘.z my -, I ;'
prt‘ludlcfi‘ 85 Widowed by the thmin’e r1 km: 15:10:: (Elm ”" g‘w;§3§ev .. 2 1, »- . .. t ,
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extreme penalty, he said. “1 e1 er 1 ‘ “rs. 3“ ' ' ég/swgwrw‘é’ v .. , w ..j .. .. 31,: .
B. Morgan, the executive secre- ’ '2" 2 “ 2 , . ' " ,. . ,- - 2
Dldnt Pay Attention' tary of Local 127, file Charges a; . - f» f M ”7 it .2 1 I.) gl- ' 'i 1
I dont think the jury paid against him. Mrs. Morgan first , ” a; Q}. _ g- 4; ' W ; _ ’13; W?!” "1-1,: ‘1 j_ Q
any attention to what we were opened the package containing in“? '6‘. , _' j ' if“ f"! "a 3' 2‘. fl ‘ i ‘i’ I 3’ fl" 2' ’9 "'fl” ‘5;
saying. I don't think they the bomb casing on July 15. a I -~. &‘ ”T » J I ,5 g}. a 2 ‘l 5' 31...; Q's“ a X a; . :_‘
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cared. Before the sentencmg by Fav- a‘ - -333. 1* It 1. g -is ’s ‘fig ' ,~ '3‘ g “f? .» 2 ‘13., , » , 7. .
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\Vestbrook also talked to re- ette Circmt Court Judge N. s» it, ~ ‘2 «w «‘1‘. f” ' "v 3 g; . 1‘- '5
porters after the sentence. He Mitchell Meade. Sedler moved A“ ' f1 " I’ ' 7‘ 5 x ,2 _ 2 .f ”
said that the jury was part of a for a new trial and probation. --““ @157 , ' r“ f i . - gt. a .’ £ , 7, 2- 7- .1 1 3
system which is “involved mili- \Vestbrook was released on his J. if A " . .. 2‘!” _ 1 J " W ,V I" l 1.}; ”J j i" . . I. f ‘-
tarily in an effort to destroy peo- original bail pending the court's ,t ) " ‘ , ‘ w .2“ , w ”T *1 \ Te»- L‘; . " ' "' . ‘ , .
ple half way around the world.” disposition of the motions. ~ A 5 - g X“, 6 gig," 1,! &¢' ‘ 42%;! _. ,, , .1 if? ,g:
Im sorry that I expected Sedler said that if the motion at”; g . '1- 2” K” ~ ,t y“ .. l -‘)x°,‘gt§: F L 2? " J
‘ , J anything to come from the trial. for a new trial was denied, he " ‘2 fl - ' t. l , a. i . :1 “is. $5?
The courts won't even raise the would take the case to the state 2- v.45" s,“ , £ , . it ' .15 sew; :, _‘ " ‘,
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l?‘ “”‘E “IL?“ \‘ci'sity is (loing the best possible , . Afi ‘ W ~ " t - ‘ “M “l” , :lt‘w ‘ _ , . '. ..’
kernel Staft “l“‘m‘ job of educating." . I \ f 1. T x -. i ' - i‘ 2’ l" I. "V'
.. -_ ”1“ “”l”"‘ l ““t‘l‘sn." “'1" ho Kentucky is in a region along ' , "’ v l} t " . ’1 2 .i f , s '-
the .llllll'd “l 1* “complex 0P“"”‘ with 11 other states from Texas i . . r ) v 1. I. " “ l. 1 ‘.
tlon Heft peek when it will be to Virginia. There are nearly svnrl’ $0“ ’0 I' [{l (I _: x ‘ I,"
l't'\lt‘\\‘t'( w an accreditati n . w . w 2 . ,. . ' . . ' , ’ .

' 0 400 colleges ‘md um‘e'MtlU m Mcdual student Ron Singler, far right. lettured dents tontci'tied about abortion and (ontratcption, . ,' 2 " 1 -' " . .1
team of 31 edutators from the the «lrea . . . . . . 1 - f -’
. . , ‘ ‘ ' to approxnnatels 300 students in a (.lassrooni Doug Hennig. coordinator ot Zero Population ' - - .‘f x‘ ‘ ' ‘ -.
Southern Association of (.olleges . . . . '. . , 2 . 2 , . . , ‘- , : , 1 2 ,
'HKl Schools (SKCV) Routine Process Budding auditorium last night on methods of (yrowth. Whflll sponsored the loruni, said smiilai '. ‘ . ‘. fl,"

Tlie te-un {all titimine indi Cierley noted that the accred— contraception. Singler and three nursing students lectures will be siheduled later this semester. 1.: _ '.
vidnal “311911.“ "$le itation process takes place every also outlined community services available to stir Kernel Photo by Dave Hertiiai: C ,2 2' , . . '
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mendations, and submit. a final ' '. . . . “ ' ‘ L
draft of the studv to President accredited UDlVCrSltleS. He men- V I l (‘h I) . R I ) - _ -. .- . . .

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Otis A Singletarv tioned further that the self-study (‘0 ll ( s ang‘ 0' n] U ( P ‘ ‘ ' ' 3 2
‘ ' ' ' here began some 20 months a o ————"‘—_—‘ ' '7- “ .
The resident ordered 14 . . ' g ‘ ‘ - ’ '

I . _p . . and that the preSidentially cre- . ° ' 7 1 i ‘2 ‘ ,

I mm mm June at... committee the ousm urve 8 ms 18 ee “ 2' 2 ‘ 2 -

1969 to evaluate each college . p "‘ ’ ’ / : p .1 :-

. . . best judgment of each depart- . ' , . ,
at UK. Their findings Will be t" Th E l h , . . . , , _ , , . 2 ‘ ‘ ' . ,.
examined by the SACS accredi- men - e "3 reports,h Olli- B,‘ SVSAN (it‘LDF’RIWOUD tial eVidence of discontent, then oe made to assure "ordcrh and .' ”- .’ .3
tation party. 9V”: ‘may “m agree Wt t e kernel 3'3” “ “3" some action may be taken. acceptable conduct. 1 I l , . ' .-

According to Dr Morris Cier presments 0W“ tmnkmg. he (Yontending that UK students R t’ I X 1 The policv requires t't‘tlllt‘sts ‘ ,' ‘. .'
- ,. - , . . . out ev .2 ) my - . , _ ,

19V Chairman of the self=studv added. are dissatisfied With current Tl 'n ll ll 4“ l for other ”pp” houses to be .' '_ .. _.
. v . . 1. . , The whole purpose of the in- l'ii'\" sitv "sident't‘ halls visita- it prt st iit po it} slatt s t iat ,, ll ‘1 . l' .- l ,1 1 . . .1 .

steering committee This ac- 1 tr. , H .. , ‘ ' . _ l.lll( t( on ati int i\i( na iasis , , ,

. . . , . vesti ation is to discover what . l' ‘. __ . l‘ (1 -, _ open houses “lilt‘ll aie planned - _ . .2 . . _> t ' _- 1 . . z :-

credit'it ' t f ‘ g “0” P0 1‘“ 5‘ 5““ “ll '(“UH . bx appointment “ltll l)ean Rose- . . .

‘ ‘0" '5 a 50V 0 guaran- 4. U . - , l k‘ - h ‘ . , , y for periods of up to three hours ' '. * ‘ ~-
, _ tie anCI‘Slt) aesintewa ~ I. t 1‘ ,t lit ’
tee to the public that the Uni- . X """l l) "”5 ” 5'" (l ‘ m m n gt .1. . . g l- . l t . ”'4'.‘ 10ml 2 -
0f educating men and WOmen. opinion on housing during the (”I ‘1" ”H ‘nfull ‘ ”m ‘l-l 1):; “H” (£oiiig tliioiigh the piopei "
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WW Clerle" Cltecl. Perhaps the Idea ('("lnllg \Vl‘t‘k. } ( V 1011.18 ;)v I h l" ' I‘ll}. . pd]; (.lltlll'](‘l“ klr\\'£lll l()\\‘t‘l' ht‘l(l .‘ ., . I .
h Of an "‘SPN‘tmn 0f the Unwer‘ in an organizational meeting it ”fl!” It'll) llllllmlltl ‘ pimu - three open houses this past . ' ' , ‘ '
"tv is an unfortunate term. The l l l 1 , S(‘ It , R l" (. _ mg ia appropria e .tl'l'tlllLZt‘~ 'wlt . l _ . . _ _ ‘ 2 - , .
ezlt (‘1' ‘l . . _ H J l} . . .mm It i \ ”I" ‘ -. H ) , \\(t (ll( . .\ (loini ollu ct pics 1 , ~
educators “’1" be trying to help niittee last night. plans were lull"?! llt‘nlt IllHt” math ‘1” I” cut .it the meeting llI(ll( fled the , ' '
For Lexington and vicinity: ll‘ do a better 10“ They 1"“ announced for the door-to-dooi w” tltl ‘l h“ lull} \l‘l “ll. Jtstoiw dorm \\lll ask for loui '
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(:1de with slowly rising tom coming 35 friends to glV“ US open house poncv survey ”V n {Pl ' '1 H l“ .llll\l}lll oi the moic this week ' . ‘2
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peratures Sleet changing to recommendations to make UK a After talking to I). ,m of sin ”,H ' l‘ l ”m" ”' ‘ ””,','L l “ so”..- “any“... in”, h m
. ' . ’ - better institution " i - - ~k It It - ‘ a... "”"‘ “l ”W ”W‘“ house ' ‘ "

rain late this afternoon. High Th ‘1 - . . (ents lat a , (Ullllllit n llt’t'll holding open houses at ,‘ p .

today in upper 30's; low tonight {~23 9 :1 "(Thu)” .Clorlel'g ‘5 dm‘ members said llall indicated he '1‘)“. “Kuhn”. hall president night llolnies llall had HIM ll . ‘ ~ .

in the mid-20's. High tomorrow ‘ll‘nlupi‘n “'1 arrive (“1 - U" d.‘ knew nothing. oi student dis— mm, J1“, indicate that ”H. (10,," honis bout to p m to | .t m . ‘

in mid-40's. Moon rises 12:03 l l l‘ ‘/ ant remain on campus “illl‘liu‘l'tm “"ll‘ ll‘“ “'l‘W’l ‘ 't)\'t‘l'lllnt‘lll ”will be ics ionsihle l”ll”“‘“t~' ll'" kt'l'l‘li ls‘ \nbiiin . ‘

throu h \Vediv l' ' 'F b 10) " L l
p.m., sets 2:26 a.m. g. l“ “l l e ' ”' ”W'” house l"’l”"“‘- lls'll (ll‘l ltH‘ seeing that the entire ball game ‘ -
According to a release by UK8 indicate, however, that it the “in be (.im” l'i 1-01. m the Hp!“ “\\u amt to itmitgn inn-ma ‘ ,
7 , _ , ,,,.,~--,-- Continued on Page 8. Col. 1 committee “”"l‘l show “ll“l‘l" house and that e\ei\ clloit w ill (‘ontinued on Page 8. Col. 2 ~ L
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 p 2 THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. Wednesday. Feb. 3. ‘97" _'_--————-—-—————————— '4
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‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 0 l te ouse '
— Congress Launches Attacks n W h H _
V ' ' . , . , ' . ' taking out the necessary insur- ‘ .‘u g .h I I V I] ‘ rin rs ‘
' ‘ ‘ r I ' ‘ . . . ( (W u (‘5 9d
‘ ”oust Li .uli i 80ng [um s in We to keep the Mammy l‘ 11”" li—ht s i—
' ' V V . . " ‘ , , ) . chickens, or rather vultures, from . . ‘ .
‘ 0n “ “Wt“ land ltcomon) I Id" coming home to roost in 1972- ()n Laotian Border Operations Bi]
. \\ .-\5H|\(I [()\ r:\l’l—l’resi- The report, third of the Presi- 13, he ”Adf ‘ t ”ros . WASHINGTON (AP) _ The day that no American combat ec
dent \ixon's economic message dent 5 major "”55““ t0 the Instea 10%”;an vouv littlye Senate Foreign Relations Com- ground troops are being used la.
. , . ' _ has drawn a Democratic chonis new Congress. outlined goals for forecasts tfldf lfiilzive rte'l'yHeller mittee called on the Nixon ad- in Laos but ”he was very re Sc
, . . of criticism with one party lead— an orderly espanswn 0fthe ecomr Prospect 0 11 me ‘ , . ministration today to tell it luctant to be specific."
- , . .. ll‘ - , ~ . , . . . . th‘ . . - to ca in mid-1972 told the SenateHouse Economic - .
, - g . er mung it .i fantasy world of my 15 36‘” P C _ t N‘ I should tell about the secrecy-shrouded 0p. Sen. John Sherman Cooper,
’. . . ' : \lice in wonderland." With unemployment down from onimit ee‘h ltXO‘ tate of their erations near the Laotion bor- R-Ky., told reporters that no F;
_ - , ‘ Zeroing in on the report sent the current 6' percent to 4 l/r. Americans L Sh We 5 t “.8 de- der. U.S. or South Vietnamese have m
, , - ‘ ’ ; to (iongress Monday the Demo percent and inflation declini-ng fciigloniy-w e ‘eir :r no It announced plans for broad crossed the borderbetween South t0i
.“':‘~ crats said \ixon (lid not show a to 3 percent. Inflation rose 0.3 in as a recess 0 . . Y. public hearings on ways to end Vietnam and Laos but then said pl:
“ . 7 -- ' ' willingness to usethe full breadth percent in 1970. . After that, he ”said, l\ixon the Vietnam war. there is now no operation as de
. ‘ of White House powers to drive House Democratic Leader should aim for a fulLemploy- Sen. J.W. Fulbright, D-Ark., large as last spring's U.S.-South
. '2 .' down inflation and unemploy~ Hale Boggs of 110111518113, who ment defic1t to get full impetus told reporters the committee in- Vietnamese driveinto Cambodia.
. . ment. made the All“? 1" Wonderlalhd out Of the budget. vited Secretary of State William Fulbright said there was gen— De
‘ , 'I 'I ,A comparislon,Psaisld thtere intuit; The President should also P. Rogers and Secretary of De- eral agreement that it WOUld h0t Di
-‘ HELP mg ”l he“ resit 61“.} Otimistic raise taxes or reduce expendi- fense Melvin R. Laird to testify be useful to attempt to expand by
. J .. ' ' " ' ““119 to suppor m op ‘ tines-measures which he said -publicly if possible“as soon as the COOPCT'ChUYCh amendment, —
'i ' ,' We need Widen” male 0’ 1”“ ”min“ _ . would assure a budget balance possible” on what is going on barring U-S- combat ground
. ' .’ .' ' ffmtll‘; ik) represent US on Elght Cltles Add“! 0r 5“ rplus as full-employment m Vietnam. troops allld military advisers from _
,- _ I. _‘ (tlmptlb :Jbol tsale: cfxpiiincnfs He said eight morc cities have got closer. Asked about reports cited by Cambodia,“ to include all“ power. P
-- ‘ V . ~' " midi: ., , Inluym 0 p311 (1:13.” been added to the “St 0f areas Full employment is generally Republican Leader Hugh 500” He said the _comm1ttee 5
- - " , > high gin on hours. No suffering heavy unemployment» defined as about 4 percent. that the current operation might broad public hearings, Wh‘Ch
' . true-YWCr‘ii Write gismg data making it total 0t 40, Whlle the Also urging a more aggres- run SEW“ to 10 days, Fulbright could begin _m about twoweeks,
_' . . ‘ e m bjcitgrg‘tir‘id to cost of living index in December she role for Nixon was Rep. said ‘This is all speculation. We you‘ld exlaniine this admilgilistral.
. . 3 a . ‘ - g to an annual rate of 6 per— H , s R D-W" J ‘ t really don't know." 10“ S 901C185 an P0551 e 3' Ch
. ~ .. . JACKSON 8: JACKSON ””6 enn . euss, 1s.,a 0m _ . . ,
. ‘ ‘ ' '- . '. 604 P't R ad “9'”. .. Economic Committee member Sen. George D- Aiken, R'Vntp ternatives "1 an effort to edu~ 31'.
g g .I 5 Ab c "'36; 03201 In a broader attack on Nix- who said he would submit legis- has said State Department 93ft- cate members and the country . an
.V , . . se 0 , . . on} economic philosophies,Wal- lation extending the President's cials have told him of a buildup atlarge. m
- g . i .~ ‘ . . ter Heller, who adw'sed President power beyond March 31, to freeze of American and South Viet- '0:
,V , . .: '- . .4’ YOUNG DEMOCRATS John F. Ke‘imledy and Lyndon B. wages and salaries. namese forces. near the Laotian . 3::
_ ,1 t V, Johnson. sait there is a lack of Nixon has refused to use such border preparing for an impor— ()ll Tall(s ' .
l MEETING accounting for the future in Nix- authority in the past and indi- tant allied operation. g ml
. _‘, ; ' 5 '. Thursday, Feb. 4—7:00 on s predictions. cated in theecononiic report Mon- Fulbright, chairman of the .. ~ _ . \l’l \ i 3::
'- _. ; “W1 .t was strongly lacking da' he doesn't want the )ower Foreign Relations Committee, IUHM\— 1”“ ‘" g," ego- E m
' - . 1 . Room 245—5'"“"' Center 1“ ‘ 3 . ‘ I . - R . ed h 1. . F ' tiations broke clown luesday E --
.' . g was am evidence that we are now either. said ogers assur Lin ast ri- . . ,. .~ .
‘ . I." ‘ . - ' _ night between the world s mleT . ,,
_ .‘ ' ._ WW oil companies and the producing ' Pu
. -' ' , countries of the Persian (Lulf. : $1]
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ivfh’l‘. lhc collapse of the month- g N
~t " "- long negotiations raised anew : N
’ _‘ > .: 7 ,, 4i .. _ . , the threat of a shutdown of oil ‘ m
ALfiL;4WW; l supplies to \\ estern lLIIropc and is
'3 . « ', Japan. C;
-, ,_ a . ”“ e are terribly disappointed N
-. 1 ~ ,- _ , , : x because progress \s'asbeingmiide. . a:
-.' - FL. ' . but time was against us." said ‘C-i
" ‘ ., . , Lord Strathalmond of British (116
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A By BILL Blle'IZON introduction t0 the soundsa brass of the church. When performed The next number. ”(loncerto Matthew Locke. and (.ulllrni I 1 4~ I " " I.
Kernel Staff Writer ChOIT IS capable Of- . on the stage today, the technique for (II-arini and Timpani" was septimi toni \r‘, I" by (.glllrlt‘ll ' -‘ . . ' .
Under th 1. t' fW-I I‘ anfare W115 JIM that, 'd produceszm effect somewhat like written by Bach'stnimpetplayer. gave .1 fitting t'nllljlnsinn to the . ' ,
Blanton and ( I"? loll 0 \I I! ter fanfare. I‘ rench horns 311d tnim- stereo. Johann lirnst Altenburg, forseven concert. ,. ‘ , .11}.
the L'K Brass (2;: n ‘ ' ‘1 e. ton, pets "led back and forth to The performance was sliilhtly clarini and tympani. (llariniwere The brass choir gave an e\- -,'. ; ’, , .V
It ed Concert 58 I Olr g‘uiendfputi each other over the rumblings 9f marred by some SI‘IDIW attacks. an ancestor to our modern ceIIent performance of a board ‘ ,. .I . ‘.- ‘
'd last 3!.“ .tore a "Km“. cerW( trombones and basses. lhechoir but otherwise W115 Quite enjoy- tmmpet. a foot longer and with- range of music. Intonation and . 1 ‘. ,. -‘
a» Sc‘ienm I; (let _t‘e ’ gricu tural gave an “flung performance I" able. The two choirs did an ex- out valves. The tmmpet parts tone were near perfect. Ihe ‘ I j . ’1'. '
. ce u 1 onum. Which the l:rench horns especial- cellent job of matching tones are quite high. and the brass only prohlcun were a few slopp) »_. , --.: . ', 4 7 .
r, The Choir composed of four ly distinguished themselves Wlth and volumes. choir's tmmpet section did an entrances and attacks. The solo 3 . . p- ‘ .6
0 French horns‘ six tmmpets three some fine "“150" playmg. The choir continued with outstandingjob. perfomiances were all excellent ‘ _ - .l
'e trombones. bass trombone, bari- Split in Two Negev '61 modern number by The concert was concluded WithIack Zachary on the French . _ -
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. I 2 THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. \Vedncsday, Feb. 3. 1971 ———-————————-———————-——————-—-—————— —‘
C L h A tt k W h ' t H
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. llousc Leader Briggs lerocs in rhyfigmiegge t‘gfejffltmLM I‘ ulhright Schedules Hearings
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. I .. ' " . . " ‘ , ) chickens, or rather vultiires,from . . °
. n" “ ”Wt“ laud 130011101“, 1 Ian coming home to roost in1972- 0n Laotian Border Operations Bl
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, “‘“HIV'HA .IIIuihprew The report, thirdIof the Presi 43.1 i . i f . . . ut “ms, WASHINGTON (AP) _ The day that no American combat ed
dent \ixon s economic message dent s major messages to the nstear 0 passmg 0 . y Senate Foreign Relations Com- ground troops are being used I'
' has drawn a Democratic chorus new Congress, outlined goals for forecasts that have very little inittee called on the Nixon ad- in Laos but “he was very re- 8d:
. I . ’ , I' of criticism with one party lead- an orderly expansion 0ftheecontr prospect of fulfillment, Heller ministration toda I to tell it luctant to be specific." - t
’ - - - er calling it a ”fantasy world of my this year to cap in mid-1972 told the Senate-IHouse Economic ab ut the secred -shrouded 0 - Sen. John Sherman Cooper
‘. ‘ ‘_ ' 3 mm. in wonderland." with unemployment down from Committee, Nixon should tell (i, . the: [action bopp R-Ky. told reporters that DC; F
‘ - r- '1. Zeroing in on the report sent the current 6 percent to 4 1/2 Americans the true state ofIthcirir 31:10“ near ‘ ' U.S. (3r South Vietnamese have tr:
. . - . I .. to (Tongress Monday. the Demo- percent and inflation declining eCOIiomy-whetheIr or not it s e it announced plans for broad crossed the border between South , tor
I ' E " " -. ”at“ “id “‘0” (“d ”0t Show a m 3 percent. Inflation rose 53 final as a recession. Public hearings on ways to end Vietnam and Laos but then said Pia
'I , I ' ‘ ~ willingness to use the hillbreadth percent in 1970. . After that, he “said, Nixon the Vietnam war. there is now no operation as dez
- _ » ofWhite llouse powers to drive House Democratic Leader should aim for a full-employ- Sen. J.W. Fulbright D-Ark. large as last spring's U.S.-South
Ii ' down inflation and unemploy~ Hale Boggs 0f Louisiana, who ment deficit to get full impetus ld ‘ h ’ ‘tt - ’ Vietnamese drive into Cambodia
, . y. 'de the Alice in Wonderland out of the bud et to reporters t e commr chin- I - '
I '. ._ . ment- ”1" . -. .. ‘l tl e is iioth- g ‘ vited Secretary of State William Fulbright said there was gen- pei
I. . .. .' medmon’ 5‘1“. “if , ‘ . The President should also P. R0 ers and Secretary of De- eral agreement that It WOUld h0t Du
‘ I A ‘ r i the President s own sta— g
‘ HELP :1“; XII] f C “I; f hk‘n timittic raise taxes or reduce expendi- tense Melvin R. Laird to testify be USCfUI to attempt to expand by
.‘ .I ' ' ' I ”J19: ,‘0 supper. Vp ”” ' hires-measures which he said -publicly if possible~"as soon as the ICOOPCT'ChUtCh amendment, —
I: , . We ”“9" ”“19””! male 0' prfiuthm' .. would assure a budget balance possible" on what is going en barring U-S- combat ground
I, I. , I. I . mmt. mI represent us on Eight Cities Added or surplus as full-employment in Vietnam. troops and military advisers from _
. , -I . .I margin; 2:] IsachsO $531315; He said eight more cities have got closer. Asked about reports cited by Cambodia,I to include air power.
' I I - 4 j Shit is a hill)? Patid daily. been added to the “St 0f areas Full employment is generally Republican Leader Hugh Scott He said the Icomm1tteIe S
- . " - Nam.- \xiur mm hours No suffering heasy unemployment, defined as about 4 percent. that the current operation might broad public hearings, Wthh
' ‘ . ~ - _ Irw’t'sth‘cr‘i! \Vrltc gmng data making a total 0t 40~ While the Also urging a more aggres- run seven to 10 days, Fulbright COUId begin I") about twoy‘feeks'
’ , ' " ‘ m backgrcund to cost of living index in December sive role for Nixon was Hep. said ”This is allspeculation. We would exIamine thiIe admigilistral—
‘ . .' u - * " _‘ to an annual rate of 6 per— H . S R ~ D-W' . ' t really don't know." tion 5 poicies an [3055i e 3' Cl-
.« ,. _ », 2 N JACKSON rose enr} . 61185, 15., d JOIN . . . .
, 1 ' '. _ JAC’ZE? PIS. R ad (‘Hlt- Economic Committee member 5611- George D~ Aiken, R'Vt-, ternatives m an effort to edu- 21'.
I '- Ab ec "If; 00320] I” a broader attack 0“ Nix- who said he