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El Reagan condemns Russia in speech to nat'on
BySCO'ITl‘WILHOIT Usingatape recording ofaSoviet said. will pass a "walereddowri version Die) han- ru-ri lying through mutin- “nil in harm-.2 at): {..:-
NewsEdltor pilot announcing to a ground control- He called for the Soviets to com- of a resolution condemning the Son their teeth memv Mild mi .inlli .nlmn: m Wealrrll it“:
”dueMsochdems let that ”the target 15 (53me pensatevictmoltheairtrasedy “5 tarirlolaiimllwlui: the) hairdom- I unis i‘tvhillit Vt -‘. .l rulihl prom

L . . . two minutes and a missde was Officials in Moscow have not aid He also said be driven! expect if leamt; who left tht- 5mm tiii would lrgi: 1., spit-ad .r. \nxtt'l
PreSldent Reagan, muting tough launched, Reagan demanded an ac- mittw shooting down the Korean major ltuSlan rispolm- to Reagan \ l won {”1" yeah ago wild he also hlfv's'hthéli Vullﬂllll‘id-li i113“!
talk with soft sanctions, unveiled a counting and an apology from the Air Lines ﬂiﬂlt last 'niursday. but address “The“ the Soili'th hau- experts the int-mgr Smli-t t‘lllll‘ll
series 0f diplomatic and aViation re‘ SOViet Ulllm- acknowledge firing warning shots at been holding the high cards owr the will llt'\ or know much .tl-uut Lht‘ in I‘m” J IIUIIII'II III ”I“. MI, "I“
strictions on Moscow last night in Speaking to the nation by tele it, The Boeing“? carried 269people past few years." ht‘ snzd “nit-t m unit-m We will u"- i.- (”tin-q; .ail ‘lml
response to the downing of a South vision and radio from the Oval Of- totheirdeaths. nothing to gain b\ apologizing for Information for it gin-d sum-l MW'IYIN NIw‘I‘
Korean airliner and said “this crime fice, the president referred four However, Reagan saidhewas pre- theiractions " I (‘llllt‘ll will in- \t'r\ humid PM' Hot rwinin-i Nttii hr Amt-o (hr
against humanity must neverbefor- times to “what can only be called senting “the incontrovertible evi- Dmitry Fetifamy. a Russian t'llll end 'ltut mimnuinui (or m.- Now! ll'iit‘v" um: :wn-r hum n...
gotten.” theKoreanAirLinos Massacre." dence that the Soviets were respon- grant and l'K professor of lllllhlt‘ 'ttld t‘ltm-nwlll get through My whit lupin-in! ..v 'lii- skint iii-vu-
A UK professor said the tone of “Our immediate challenge to this sible" and then reviewed the three- echoed DaVlsIt‘omments ii.- Wu 0,.- had ”mm, um. 5.1km...-
the speech was expected, adding fhtzocity is to ensure that we make hour ﬂight that ended in death for I
Reagan is handling the situation “as skies safer and that we seek ‘ t those on the New York-to—Seoul ' - ,
t wellasitcouldbehandled under the compensation for the families”; ﬂight, which included 61 us. mi- D158 “5 t 9 d W1”? Iragc’di
conStraints." those who were killed,“ Reagan dents.
The president unveiled a series of 0 o
. ..:.“ . g -' t . M - an...» in.” -- ’ restrictions against Moscow, includ- St d t d g U S ‘ ‘
sag; Y‘ ,i a r i“ l ing cancellation ofan agreement on u en S Isa ree 0" . ° sane Ions
i "'=' i ‘9, a; L " - 1% ‘-, l transportation cooperation.
; ~. .\ I . I“ § ’ i He said the United Stata has reaf— By BECKY Mch—IIUH (I S 8 it and immigrated to the said ltw worst pollution-lit l‘ the
.~ 'I ‘ ' , _ i , l firmed its ban of Soviet planes land- Staff Writer l‘mted Status world \ nlllilhh' tin-time 'ht-ll. ltin
III “‘4‘, “11* . II , 1an _ ~,I-I mg at US, airports, asked other Luxenihiirg said he thought lira slit
I" :6. . W,- . countries to adopt similar restric— Three UK students a South Ko gun‘s plans to continue- arms talks Lillie-inborn mid hr lit-slit think
I g a ‘ It," I ‘ m WALKl ﬁ‘ tiOnS and is "examining additional rean. a Rmsran emigrant and the are "total nonsense and that he in Allit-rit‘all a world opinion will at
. ,"I *3 ,‘1' . £3 ”-2 gr, steps we can take with regard to president of 5008“) (,‘ont‘t-rned Stu not louithe-liough \witlltht-Nitit-ts for! the l S \ ll \t't) llllltIll lis
' I ' Ir 9 ' .Il ~, 8‘ $4,; ,I Aeroflotfacilitiesinthiscoumry_" dents ~~ said the) are disgusted with "ll was \t'l‘_\ easy {or him to he ltusna s goal l\ to minim-r l’ir
’I 33 ya. :9 $335,, .3. ‘ . '- Vincent Davis, director of the Pat- the recent Korean airline tragedy. anti ('ornrilllnist before he was prt-sl world and them will stop it! ixittmiir,
, at” ‘,- t3“ ’4 s‘II‘ ‘I -, - - , terson School of Diplomacy, said but disayeed on the sanctions that dent But now he IS trying to pleuisr lN‘Nllll
“*1 I”??? ..: “its“ .. *” t; I; “I; ; Reagan‘s speech was along the lines :hould be taken by the l'nltmi allklnd of nam- poople." he said ‘I ngrw will lhii! inihlh rm. lion
4. ..-, .u 1 ‘I,.. If ' ' I g; I I ofwhathehadex ted. fates "I dont we limit Americans ruin ligilirutl lllI‘ Smirk lilxi-rlituirg
ﬁ 3 ‘1'“: w? I . I 2w; -. ~ ,‘I ’ “It was prettypeifiuch what I had “l was really Shocked." Youngyk think that by talking to Nlt'lt-ts you stud I think hi- \rittrogim n it
I. ' ‘ “I; Q,‘ ’ ' - - '- ’Ig. ." 3 £ ‘ . 5 i anticipated," he said, “Personally. 1 Kwag. the Korean ASSlX‘liillOll presl can have peace." he said 'll ("llll murderer
”V5“ 4 A I15. II Wéﬁ‘, ' ~ ‘I i f l think he (Reagan) is handling the dent, said “I just couldn't believe it only result ill America reducmg its lint Lint-nihilig mid Alli-«hum
iIItn'I‘II‘ 'I“ I”. . é; I33. .13, ' i I - .’ . I' i I. situation as well as it could be han- I talk WWI many KON‘ans Their“ Hrmsandltuwa hiilldlngthemup t'dnliol gum-inhu- .md lull-l nil Run
:39"; ﬁt a is: 3?“ .9, . “a; t," 4 i. dleunderﬂieoonstraints,” allangryaboutll.“ Wat'k. in contrast supports ”)0 sliins its lllllriirrt-rx Hwn- un-
- .( 'I_Ia-,,i I. ""i-j- i; . g .»I The constraints Davis listed in- Patricia Wack. Socrally (‘ont-t-mod arms talks "I'm glad that arms re mum Russia!“ with» aunt in min-
if”, a! ' m’ K e, i }, mg, clude a Soviet buildup over the past Students president. agreed ' l duction negotiations itrt‘ going on. durum-rm \ lit-«dud
i”? “I - ﬁg” 4233““?th J i 21 years that places limitations on thought it was disgusting,” she said she said "This was tragic hut nu ltlbslﬂ l\ ”w only ltllllll\ that
$4, f v, ' 5’33; :3 ‘ -- I - “3‘51;- 6 ' ' ‘ what the United States may do in re- “I was totally surprised I have no clear war isprett) tragic too would shoot duuil .iii .iillilwr
3‘ “3“? “Id “,4 Egg? r‘ﬁ’ ’I .- g a . I taliation,hesaid. idea why they did that It did nolh "I think hes ilteagan handling ll Kwiig said liiii hl' \illll iru-ri- l'\
“,in fig-a}; ‘a’ A“? {5:}; -, a; ﬁI I . I, , R5383) 53d 39:21:11}: :3an (:39 :EgrzutensirpieicwIeIsu-n; ()pinIion against :inirIIErIIIIZI‘IIi r\I’tIIIai'k I :8”: I"l nl liotlliligNiutli Korm t'ltlltltlitlllll it
g V; 4- .- . «1-,, .. , I ﬁg ma e m . alo r . la y a a mic wit-n m e is u.\l ii t o s rung . _ . I I
. 4“}?‘35‘ I, 3‘“; ”fat _ ' LV- j possible action. Davis, however, they‘re discussing armstalks " anti-Soviet rhetoric lii- knows he 31 v“; ‘3‘?“ _""" "‘f’lm "““mI”
I“ CE. 3““ 5; I i g?“ I“: t ‘3 It? saidhe believes little or nothing will “It seems so awful You don't dwsn'l how I“ (’0 WIS-”1”“ Th" IiuIIIIinlli ~Ii IIrIl- III-I \IIIIII “II III.”
. i ,3) ‘trmz - s I‘ . - result from this move. “This isn't a know if it could be a mistake or if cardsuri-inhixtzmir ' ”I, film,“IIhJZ'IHZI'I‘“ :III. III inaniiu,
,i'i: " - #1. ﬂ; ‘6 “83%.. I_.-' II 3 Third World issue," he said. “Most they really planned lt.II lpon Lint Wat‘k said that anythimt Anii-rii-a l'NI “I d“ mum'hm 1I:r‘“”"”' ”I.
”5;“ ﬁg 5, ﬁﬂ‘m 1-2,. , I , 5 Third World nations will not consid- emburg. Sowet emigre and t-li-ctrl does to punish ltussm \Alll seem ‘li “MINI 1”.“ for f, ”u" m m
It ”3.1,?“ .M‘; a 1 er this incident major enough to cal engineering student. said l.\l)i’ lllllt‘ll‘lle ’ ‘ " m ”'"I
5%? I“ I: .‘u x I ,, f moblizetheU.N.force5,“ emburg was born in Moscow "l’ht-ri-‘s nothing the) (itll do to Alli-r ii tin-k t'\I'r\t)lll‘ will lot
ngg‘ﬁgﬁ?“ :2 , g‘ a. I???” I = . Instead Davis believes the UN, graduated from college in the H‘pldt't' lllt' ll\'t‘.\ that were lost Ihllt' iii-lit lll‘thtl
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, \ 2i . . Students to pay for overdue books "is.“
we =2“- ' l 3E 12“ ' By CAROLYN EDWARDS thebooks are overdue floor of M 1 King Library South and l
. I- . I Reporter Reserve materials. books which payinglheaccumulated dehtowed
?‘ 'JI “I . - . ‘ v “ . professors require for classroom Payments for lost books are deter The lady Kain volleyball team added
II. «' > .' j . ~ Somehow library books always work, cost students 25 to 50 cents an mined from listings of average book cigtil win: to their record in a IOIINI~
. w, - .i 1,, I , ,, seem toget buried under mountb of hour if they are not returned on costs In Pubiiihw ‘- Weekly A :15 mtovalhcuboi Day mm s...-
f -- ’ é?“ , 2 dirty laundry, under the mattress it time. "If the professor did not feel it prtX'PSSlng fee ls the-n added to the pun
- I ‘ ‘ L .~ . ‘ in the back of a closet. Strict en- was high-use material. it would not average cost
, " ,_ “I forcement of fine payments, howev- beonreservefdones said One-third to me half of the delln TI! m, Cincinnati'i'ubor De
'I ", II er, may encourage students to keep Sixty days after the first overdue quents clear their delinquency. new fireworh show. W in:
~ A I I- atighter reignonUKlibrary books. notice, a second notice is mailed ll Jones said Studean in the past have eye of Am Editor Bury Williams. see
«r ' I , x, , I Roxanna Jones, assistant head of the fine is left unpaid or if it exceeds paid accumulated lines from saw; to page).
i ..I’, 3 7&me f the circulation department, said $20, thestudent is reported as a "de- “.500. she said These funds are
i.- f , . most students incur fines when they linquent" tothe Registrar'stlflice used to replace library materials
f, I " I -. forgettoretm'nborrowed books. Over 1,000 indlw'duals are report~ Director of Libraries. Paul Willis.
Q , -- we we I ' “The basic reason behind having ed as delinquent each semester. said a library automation system WEATHER
' ”huh“... , . ,2 ' ’m any kind of fine at all is to try to Jones said, “In some cases students Wlll he installed by next Fall The
, m , .g. , , find an equitable access to our li- listed as delinquents with the Regls system in part will automate circu
- ' . I I . brarymaterial,"shesaid. trar‘s Office cannot pre-register or latlon. replace the card catalog. TWY" WM“ “"0 '0' Mt!
m; . “CK 51mm Phomﬁdm Undergraduates can check out cir— geItI grades. keep records of fine charges and M “I" W" I ’0 I'M M
gallng eggsng booksIfor 28 days. firadouate If we report a studenItj delIIliIrquuent. bloc: delinquents of overdue books :2an “"39“: W “a:
, . . , _ s n are givena semeser re— it is quite a major un ert ing to or mes rom further borrowi "I 0W0 - W
Scott IHalIlam, an architecture Junlor, tries to 59°“ some desrgn turn borrowed books. A notice is clearit,"she said," (instruction on the equipment :ﬁl 5‘ m“! M Mill I 30 m
qualities in a telephone pole on the comer of Euclid Ave_nue mailed shortly after the material is Students may clear their delln- Start in February. but students Will diam of Mum- with low M
and Rose Street. H15 efforts are for a detailed (“'3me assrgn- due, but a fine of 10 cents per day is quent statm by visiting the Admlnls not notice major changes until sum be“Him-IMHO!-
ment in his architecture studio class. charged starting with the ﬁrst day trative Services office on the second mr-r
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Wildcats 31-14 wm IS Claiborne’sfzrst UK Victory 41-" ' ' a l ’3 - r ‘4 - "‘
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By MICKEY PATTERSON tral Michigan the ﬁrst score of the threeﬁrstdowm in the second half. l r ‘ a
Sports Editor game. Rob Conlin‘s extra point was Senior tailback Iawrence “Choo- 7 ' ‘, ‘ ' 9
good, giving the Chippewa’s a 70 Choo" bee scored on a two-yard run 2 ~ ' 3 — a
Last year was a living hell for lead. around left end halfway through the t... . . . ‘ ’
JerryClaiborne. Instead of folding, as was their third garter and on UK‘s next poa- 5“ f ‘ “V t -
For 11 mmths he worried and habit last season, the Wildcats came seeion outrun everyone on the ﬁeld \ ' - § '
fretted over how to improve on his storming back. With nine minutes for- a 63~yard touchdown run to ice ' . ‘
team’s 0-10-1 record. Never one to left in the second quarter reserve the win. Caudell added an 18-yard , ' ' .
shirk hard work, Claiborne spent ag- fullback Tom Wheary exploded up field goal in the fourth quarter to in: ' A
onizing hours at home, in the office the middle for a 32-yard touchdown completethescorirg , , . , ,
and on the practice ﬁeld working to- run. Chris Caudell‘s extra point was “Kentucky‘s defense really hurt ‘ 3 {a ‘I , _ ‘ ..' j ‘
wardsachievinghisﬁrstwinatUK. goodtyingthescore. us in the second half,“ said Herb ? . ' ﬁ/ .5 .. '-
Saturday's 31-14 thrashing of Cen- “That was a heck of a run." Glai- Der-omedi, Central Michigan head 5‘ h I j ‘ ,
tral Michigan was deitily sweet it! borne said. “He made a great cut. coach. “We didn’t have the ball long , "‘ 5’ ,, t p I ‘
Claiborne. Not only was it his first That got us on the scoreboard the enough toseewhat we could do. - . ‘ t I
win at UK, but it was his 139th ca- ﬁrsttime,itgotusstarted." ”We couldn‘t sustain anything. , . ' I , ., , h l ~
reer victory — placing him in the Central Michigan used a bimre mainly because we failed on our ,1 'I . . - - -- ' -
No. 1 position among Paul “Bear" pass play and Adams' runnirg to go third down passing attempts.“ he 3 - , ' ’ ' f _ I
Bryant graduatu who have coached ahead 14-7 with ﬁve minutes left in said. “We had some people open m ' ' - ‘ 4’
in the college ranks. Claiborne has the half. Filmore attempted a pass the pass plays but couldn’t get the . ' ‘iI' ‘
replaced former LSU coach Charlie over the middle but UK linebacka balltothem." ‘ ’
McClendon as Bryant's winnlngelt Scot Schroeder deflected the ball Like a proud father, Claiborne -_ . 0 . . . , ‘
pupil. straight up lntotheair. was beaming at the post-game press . '1‘”? -,- - - i m '
“It’s a real good feeling, l was A scramble for the ball much akin conference. For the first time in till 3 ’ m , "I”
happytoseethattheplayemlmew toajump ballinbasketball ensued taiure atUK,heappearedasavic- I’ I -
how bad I wanted this win,“ Clai- in which UK safety Paul Calhoun torlom coach. 1 W“. ,. u a, ' . ..- . .
borne said. “I’ve been a nervom appearim to have the ball only to “It's just a good feeling getting ' , ’ ' . " “t I" ‘I
wreck the put 11 mmths. I've have it snatched away by Central this ﬁrst win," he said. "I thought . IIIII'Q..‘§‘-W7qﬂ‘f’,;“. ‘gt , . . -_
worked the players hard. and I‘ve Michigan's John DeBoer who mm the way we came back after they .5 “3:“ w, ,_- é .- ...,.- - "
probably yelled at them ma'e than bled Q yank to the UK 14. No med the fluttime, and then can - ~- if 3—“ .. _ , _ v.
normal. I knew how important tlis plays later Adams scored and with in back after diey sewed the no if}. , ”3-4.3, :3." - _I *ﬁ. . "
gamewu." the extra point. Central Michigan mdtlme,nallyahoweddiarocterln , if“? 3:52; ..~ Ca“. , . M” ‘ ' ’ ’g
The UK aria-c, which seemed waitupl4-7. our football team. this is the way :Qg-cgfuggfn no??- 3.
downright pathetic It time- iut-u- But again UKcame right back he- they've bcun practicing. niey lust , ‘ " . -, t a“: j ‘ ' . -
am, hinted loo-e for «iii total yum. hind the m of quenched wcanlmbcck." gar; 11;? -‘ a 2"; “ ’ --
Sannday. RandyJaikim.WithUKattheCen- MoutlmpwtantofallJu'theflnt ‘ ‘3.""-~'.~~~, . A ’ f
m finthalfmlmt Calm] mlWll.Jatimhitawi¢h timehalaigtlmeJootballwafim .5“-
Michigan. however. was any-thin qien Rick Muscle in die end use faJerryClaiba-ne. “cf-hf" ‘ r-‘jf'YJ. t . .4
but my. With foil- minute Ht in and Canal] coma-ted the extra “Intention gamefor ow play- Afﬂu‘A-w .§‘-5r!"""~ ~
the nut quarts the (him: of- punttouethematu. m,f¢artamandformetoo.“he
tune wait to work behind their run- the m half in. all UK. The cold. “We've warm hand and we've . , h . _ '“ "."'"" Mt"?
my back: m m and Matt Mt Mm. fimlly WM like '0. to m to m hard And UK offensive tackle Vernon lo nson protects senior quarterback Randy Jenkins from the Central Michi-
Coffey. “ma Rm Film lthnw Mtoepell “vim me my “ I“ it. coming back gen defense. Jenkins completed 16 of 22 passes for 185 yards and one touchdown leading the Wildcats to
“had in from the f” to u" c... m." hdd the m“ to jut mmmmii," a Ill-14 wm. UK will take on Kansas State next Saturday at home
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radio station with the call letters . s l‘fYJ. WOUId meet him at 7 pm. in the r I extted on the Fifth W was thezaggytim x was ml! this begun,
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