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Friday, Feb. 5, l97l UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON Vol. l.\ll \o. H! . .' ‘ . '1;
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The lIK Student \lobililation % a W%, fl . ’ i' I .I.V ’ _. Iii». rl (I A‘ ( ll)’l«“ ‘,*‘: - t 3 2 ..
(lon'imittee (S.\l(.') moved \\Ied- I( I _ II "' >« I ’0‘"? ’ . ,. . 'I'-I II: -I!I " ~
iies(la_\' night to endorse a "Peo- . ragleII ” - i I 4%.?1 . III IIIIWNI)“ hug] Ii “PHI - II'l ‘II . III ’-
ple’s Peace Treaty." and to pre— é , ......-‘; I b I. ”s" ( oinity pioset utoi am. a l)t‘lll .3. I.II
sent the treaty to Student (loy— ‘ ‘9 I . .‘t‘ g; 33ft"... ”.(Iml‘ W” ”in.“ mid. . lIIlI “HI , I!" "LII ,1I f .‘Ii‘ . I;
ernment and the ['niytrsity . $ 3&3", l”Hug l)'t“ni()(l'llt':\ INDV at ll» I'IAI’YI‘EI’i'.‘ 1...”
Senate for ratification ”as soon .. "if; s iI ' {2 m'IPm‘I‘" ”NINA“ :Hum' . II :,
as is feasible." <._ I6? if 5” __ ”3.? . .3»; it was resolyed of. the elm. ' "I." '. .' ,
The ”(.qu formally known as .52 . .‘ . 33 y“; to send a letter condemning IL. , .
the "Joint Treaty of Peace be- 5* ” I _. “firfi . I, 2 $31» kll’fl" ”Chm” “Ill“l‘ hid “am” ;.'*: I'I
tween the People Of the l'nited iIs>,,I.._' . --_———_é o) II‘I” . . “ff, 13‘, -& V ‘ ‘1‘; this Week 'to the (A()Il\1lA tn”. of .1 , a: .l a, '
States and the People of South 2% ~ ':_'_ _ «fig :31); '1. #113 former “ l" "l”d‘l” l3? \" “I" g I . ‘ ._
Vietnam and North Vietnam." if“ ‘ I -Iv “:31? . ’eg“. ‘9: x'é‘ M091" . . . ‘ ‘ I. I “ .~ I '
is the result of negotiations be- 2.2: {‘3‘ 4‘ .. ' “4:3." Ii} II :9 3,; 3 _ lsii’ig lllltlélted‘ legal acting. '3 ~ a .
tween a delegation of American .3": h Ii “2"" s... I III ' t”? I -~» Mlmmi I\I\t‘\llill)i)l\ for seininn, j I'.‘II’I'-I‘
llltl\'(>]~$lty' student body presi- séfigg. ~ ~. “8% a I I ”a. an aluminum guaya bomb (.is If?! “ '5...
dents and both the South \Iiet- ” A ’ -... A” . ,. ' sf». - , ing to his draft board last sun. ’
.. namese and the North Vietna— III‘IiI-g , » W.“ . , mer. 2 " ‘I . I
niese National Student [Inions i1. E”? I -~I...""~MA~ , I z In th" 00‘1““ 0f lllt‘ "“14”” 1I -' - .‘I'l
and the South Vietnamese Lib- I. " g .. _ ’ a [K student described what hr ‘1, p '
eration Smdemg l'nion. '3'?” J \ II _ called the deplorable conditiorz- I: . .
Based on three different Joint «IV “V VIII 2 I '. K 0f "“5“”, 59““ka as 3 “)9” l .i_,A xix
Declarations of Peace which “i IV _ I; II"~. of stripfminmg operations, "Np" 'I‘«I‘.',I ,,,_ l; -I
came out of meetings with the m ‘I “t: I a..-" ,a- “ -. . “a. M, ('lilll,‘ 1“ llarlan (:UlllllF- .-'_ : ‘
”"00 t-IWUPS. one document of I“ ”m- " W ‘ (Ml " Attending the meetinllI poli -.I .
agreement was produced: The 'I ”1‘ {‘15. ' M" . tical science professor Dr. Cenr .I’ "
P901)19I5 Tl't‘iity- . I ° ° Mason announced he will begii } ‘, .5 . .-; t ._ '..-
.. The People's Treaty dais... Get Away! You Male C muvinisi . . . an intensive ““1.ng ,'
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32:32:21”StiltithiIt: ::.::P_:IIf0\I.I:-:S All the slush aml undesirahle weather and ground U]? Agricultural Experiment Fami off (Loopcr {21(3'}\:‘15:1:lpa:l 21:} l::(tllll\(OIl: .r ‘Z‘ .; I} .
termination. among them: conditions. don‘t seem to quell the amourous de- Drive. ment in strip—mining 1,“ KM . fiI'
} That the Americans agree “gm 0f 1"85- These “‘0 were havmg " 0‘" at the Kernel Photo h." Bl” WOOd tricky. c "
to “immediate and total with— W .‘I, I
drawal" from Vietnam. . ‘I I-§,~’I- ,IT; I II
} That as soon as troop with— I, .8 Bl)?" (I LO" 0 W (I y”
drawal is announced. the Viet- _________t"_—._ Ly. _' I -, " é
namese will enter negotiations O " .I i" I}-
for the release of American pri» 5 t h 6th Am 6101 can S W a] Ii 0 n O 0 n if": .1 Is". :‘I
()HE’I‘S. ' a j _ .I 1‘ .3: -':V,.4
§ That there would then be . Ii I
an “immediate cease-fire" be- SPACE CENTER. llOl‘S— iiar lander and a teleiision pic— surface and then showed .\lit- ill" ”Will”: PM _"-:’_‘,"”“]l 7_ .
tween the opposing factions. TON (AP) — Apollo 14 com— turc of him flashed on the ("hell as he descended to the ”(MUM “‘“klll-‘l ll”"’“-‘.‘: "I 1,
} That discussions will be be- mairder Alan ll. Shepard jr. screen. “Hill“ 10 ”“Il'm” 14”" . pIIU‘I‘IlIiI‘HInI‘I‘I tIIlI (IIIIIIIDIM: I .i I' I
gun to agree on procedures walked on the moon today. at- "Its been a long way. but Shepard climbed down a nine- that it could not lii.t( \i‘tit n... ; .~'
which would ingurp the safe ter a bullIs-eye landing that we‘re here." were his first words. rung ladder to the surface at— abort ill" l;tli(lllii_". 1 : ’ p 2.2 . ’._
withdrawal of all troops. came within IInjnutL-g of 1,9ng "‘v‘v'cIll inoye on met and look ter he guided the lunar lander \ll’ien the IlitIUIIdIIh,I‘IIlIlllII. _. .I' ,2 I if
The treaty also stated that canceled because of a com- at (30119 ”H“ “'hit‘ll 15 “It-{ill ‘\“m'I"~" t” “ landing ”HI-l (“I tIHIIr \P‘IHI “II“ lIII .lIIlIII III.\I:
after these terms were met, puter problem. “‘ch its supposed to he and is tN‘l ”it lkll‘flt‘l- III” ‘1” ”MI" ll“ ”Ml“ walk. they lII1\lMIII:;I.Il‘l.I II: .I
South Vietnam would form a Shepard stepped onto the 5' ""‘L‘I ‘I"‘1"““"‘I‘I" sight." ll" had t.” ML" m” ”HI .(ImItIIUPI HIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IYIU-m illII).II.Il\. IiI,II:.I,I III‘
“Provisional coalition Rovern- surface at 9:54 a.in., EST, about Sdid. M“ H.‘ lll‘ ‘Pldwl‘ "l”l’ ”W" (“I‘d-H“! then ( ( p‘lItIIIl I ,- ' .i‘ I, .' .31.,
ment” to set up elections with- an hour late because of a com— “0 Silld I‘ll 100“ “5 ll “1‘ "I‘ll." 1“ "\IHI'Il‘l‘I ‘l “”“lmt” tIIl-I‘IIIIHIHII 1 . . , ‘-l V . . I .‘I ‘II x’IIII =I
out interference from foreign inunications problem with his lid“? 31 good ”it” ”P t” (I‘m‘I'I‘ ”Ht thIIlI‘mIlIiIlI (II IIIINM tIIli IIIlI II‘I-II(l:IIiL liIlIvIl.‘ yfiIIIIIIlI \ ., I;I‘I.
. troops. and would enter discus- space suit. (:UIH' (:l‘iltt‘l' i8 lllt‘ ldl‘llt‘l 0t ””5513“ _ ”1““ ll” l;()\\lu.u_ t. ll I\\I( ' "3",; 3” - ’3
sions for guaranteeing safety of His companion. Edgar D. Sllt’l’ill‘d Ill“! Mll‘r'lll‘llh “NPlOT- llt‘ and .istmnaut lttlgar l) moon for a ltxilltlltlllltl' {2le II' I‘
South Vietnamese who had “col- Mitchell helped him climb oirt illlml- Mitchell tortilml ‘I‘H\\ll.,IlII ”HI IIILI ”I“ All” Is“ ‘I,III.I T I I, ' ' II
laborated with the l'S. or a of the small batch at 950 am. 5“ 9333 Mitchell "‘“I‘l “A” mm)” M l' H II III' II'HI III. II PMIIHHIA IiI I IlI II ’iIIll(:ll II '-'I 1":
IVS-supported regime." and Shepard said "All right. l'lL'lIL .\l. lIHI \lill'llliL‘ Hill II l’m‘l’lllfi‘ (li'll't'\‘l'iii Hi IIIII Inniplr tn- IIiIl ‘pl’l‘l’lglII Jl .
The People‘s Peace Treaty is starting out the door.“ .\ lllllllltt‘ later his boot. too. iiigged highlands of tin l H l‘ I’v'i’m "‘ i" "7 ‘ ‘I 'I I I ,'. ?~I:I.
part of the effort, says Dan- As he stood on the steps, "(WM IlN‘ WV“ “Ullll‘lu ‘l"“" ”l“ Mauro ”Imm" ‘lIzl‘I ‘ I- ’- .1. “a
\Valls. to “synthesize the .ip- Shepard said ”its ccrtainh a “HIP ‘lt‘lW S“PMI P‘I‘I‘”‘”I ll" “MI lI' . I I‘ I ‘. I ,. ‘
lii'oaches the Strident :\iiti»\\'ar stark place here at l‘Ira Mauro IllI‘I \W} ism?” l” l"' “’“‘“”~I l"””‘”' PHIHQ' “H MINI”; II” III 'l , . l I II I .‘ I ‘.
moyeinent has taken in the past ltIs made more stark by the fact (lm‘lLII lN' “I'lll- “‘0" ll“ 1I'llll’l'1t ”' ll" ‘llN II, ‘1'” III' ‘I‘ I i I I » , Ix',
and to come up With strategies the sk)‘ is black.” .\ black and \\llltt’ teleyision that alien world, the“: I‘-l‘l “l: :, _‘ . 'I 5
for being eferctiye—as opposed Shepard immediately released camera Whit” l“ “r"Ill'llllfl‘ l‘II‘l‘“ “l“m "M“‘I‘l‘ ”' ll” “I" l" “‘“I'I” ‘ ‘ ’ .II ‘ iI :‘ I 2» I'I- ,I
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By S. .\l. \VINES and its overwhelming scope. will operate on residence iniproyement by Hm I And \1”““‘_“‘!l‘ ‘ .' ,I I
Assistant Managing Editor under limitations. to complete the “941‘ outlook. ”H. Ad Hoc \Ilt _\ rtl .. n, I.” on . a. _ ‘I ‘. , ‘1 ’
A few weeks after Vice President for Stu— Building Boom Advisory (ionimittce on Student Residential \l‘l: _\ :tllll lit Hit)! \.(t)!ll ‘ -_ ~ ‘ . , ‘
dent Affairs Hubert Zumwinkle announced -, . . p .. - . ‘ ”If“ is ””l." one "f 4‘ 5“” ”t ‘lllll‘ fll“"ll’-‘ ( I‘ , lI I‘ I” I» ‘I I" ~ '1 II
’ . _ . . It is in a sense. too little and too late ‘t . tI ‘ y} i 1.1} -l _ "l _‘ H l‘t\" ., “(quip/Mn” .nnl Ii.“ kiln; . . _ -
the appointment of an advisory (:(t‘lnl‘nlttt‘t‘ l‘KIs unprecedented building boom ”f the a a mu \\ ltll Ingi (yr ‘ltp(l s r. t a (‘Iis l W ‘ H mm] (M an , .‘ H .1 ‘. ~
on strident residential life, tlw “ifs, nndg ‘ ‘ ~ . .- ‘ _ reputation foi being quietli buried in the I. ‘- l ' . _ r . _ . . _
. . , sixties has tapered off. leaying tllt group ‘ .. \m . l‘l“ ._ l . ll'“ _. . . ,. -
””d but S “"I already beginning “I pIIlI I.IPI the task of improving old dormitories rather “I” IIIIU‘KI‘I - . - . . . . . \ ltl i ii in until do. knw I .
Zuniwinkle gave the 25-man commission than ‘t))l\‘ill , innovations to m“ ones. .But 'of'fsctting these mrnuses is a sense a . _ ‘ . . . -
a mandate to research and recommend iin- ' ‘H ' l‘ of optimism about the task that peryades ---,-,,, . _',‘ .. . '
proyements for a sweeping category of wide Almost as imposing a limit is the tiny the entire committee. from the yice pi'csi- """’:""" ‘. ‘ ‘
student interest. budget given the committee~—S30t)~~which dents office down to the last strident. “ (“llllt'l' ' - .
The 12 students. four faculty members, must be doled out among four subcominit- Zuinwinkle summed up the committee's _ ‘ .- _ . . ._ I x ‘ -
"“_——_‘I—'— tees for trips to other colleges. hiring of purpose in ("Mr “‘1‘ “\\'h;-lt(.\,.,- m. (1“. ,, Lexmgtoii and unruly. \‘lnt'hr. ’- . .
News AllfllVSiS consultants, and publicity. needs to be something irrore creatiye than “mm" ‘1'"? "PM! "Kl“?! "2"): t? .
————————;————- .. . ~ 4 ., . , ‘llins simply duplicating what \\eI\(‘ now~ got ternpcraturts 1'" t)? "‘"i . ‘
- ~ ~' ‘ . . I dont thmk “l II haw many pInllI 'Student residential lifeI is a liiglrflown The h'gh “’dd‘ “I” ht l0. tlu » .i
" and IIIIH‘ staff lm"“l"‘” “'ll "“‘St'g‘m with money. biit some of the other sub— l l" , _ l» ' 1‘ y _ l low tonight in ,he low 30" Look . . , .
dorm life. sororities. fraternities and co oPS. committees may run into trouble." said lt‘rylll— “ll lll‘ "“0 V \ ”1”“ t M” NM W“ for tomorrow to he sunnv and ' i ‘ ,‘
off-campus housing. “"d '““rrl9‘l,gm"1""l"I Damon Talley. who serves on a group look- "1"" Would (‘reate Problems cold Wl'h ”‘9 high temperature I' II'
and professional student housing. They Will ing into (lreek and co-op housing. (. . ‘ ‘l . .I . l “n". B‘ .. of 40. Precipitation probabilities * . .‘ ‘
draw conclusions that will, hopefully. het— . _ . .ommittce ( “1mm" .)r. l 1-H“ ryan. today 20 )ercem with IO percent . ‘
t the cam us lives of over 17.000 stli- A third. stricter limit rs a three-month director of student servrcels for the college . lxIxh _ h d _ , ‘ .I
frt I ( p deadline on the committee's first report. of nursrng. was more specrfic. chance tonig ' 3" tomor i
(821:; the. committee. by its very nature Zumwinkle has asked for recommendations Continued 0“ P‘Ce 3' COI- 1 EM WNooo I I I
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I? 5 ' I. ' as man) as seVeu possible legis— The lawmakers therriselves merit subcomrmttce Jan. 1‘.I.Ithat .
‘ . . ’ " 3 ' I) lathe redistricting versions when have not been idle. Some hau- it probably would have a gen- .
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. ‘ ' . ' H - it c1)ll\t‘lit‘.\ l‘ riday Visitedthe L i,“ ierc t it spac c cra ou lllc o a it appor ()Il 'in
g . ' . _, I i H l iI‘rIi R ll ll Hi3.) 1: Nt'xit y...» t’.il 2mm The Legislative Research Workis being done, to oHerplans merit plan by the lust week in ; bnc
, .I _ ‘ '- , . - 'II’II'II‘N'I‘III'I" ‘ ‘ t/vi .;. 1”: - . =\ :3? will i: we lil‘ i» n n u (kirnrnissiori stall has been draw- for their home districts. l‘ebruary. i (isi
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.i ' .' ' V log Esplanodr war, l p n. and u Ill he weeks ago and ordered the prep- in my district. Do what you House Speaker _lulran Carroll, 1 'l )
' . i i .r i 'll"\‘.i d h\ in inloiinal (ll\tll\~ aratiUHS. W31“ With the QQUther districts. D-Padiicah, a candidate for lieli- F e:
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= . i' -‘ . xii \tn Lt l.ttest hooks are are four Senate and three House the major headache in redrawmg 0n Nunn, a Republican. to come
~ . . . 5. _ , _ , lhe lit Imiinlii-r I’m-ms" and proposals. boundaries because splitting ot up With his Views before the .'
. ' . '3 ‘ /.-//I,,, M.” /‘//¢;/I 4 4/7// .it minnow” \tteriiiiages Cov Louie B. Nunn has fixed contiguous counties is likely in special session begins. I
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. ' . 'I - _ , In " special session to reapportionleg- The stei would be necessary the matter is in the legislative
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' ‘. . .' , I . . oi the liiirldlia” and t'H-alltlirir of the 1970 census. ple per House district underKen- gated Carroll for his attitude. Cl”
' ' - . '. . «it /.en l]i)t'lll\. l‘rayerx \er- The arrangement is defilgned tucky s population formula. The Carroll came back with the 3.".
3' ' " ‘ .v ' " ,1 2M; " 7/”) inoiis. \llt‘t'tl1)lt’\, Interviews.” to give urban areas such as Jef- theoretical Senate ideal is84,000. last word thus far, acknowledg— ma
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‘. J - . I, ~ er ni poetry cre.iti\e uritinu. tucky additional seats to com- hibits such splitting of counties isa legislative responsibility,but n.
g -I I , ,.\ .mrl writ-mil hit-mum- in \nrtli» pensate for their [minimum] for that purpose, bllt U5. DIS’ adding that the constitution re- :3“:
‘I I ' - . ~ \ em lllinois l ni\'ersity iUOWth m the PaSt decade. trict Court in Lexmgton recently quires the governor to make re- wee
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j. dents here recently. laylor. who says he smoked has alrcath e\perient i-tl this psv him at ll'tllit‘ l iilii 'i‘ t’)llll\t.llt'll a n 'E- .inin h HI \ .. “mini. '. . . ‘.
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ml“ stage for his suspension by col— that the Whole niariIiuaiia (pit-s» be arrested on campus \\'lrllt' arrested him liir possession tit of ( .ililiiiiii.i triails all it,“ h. . - .I . .‘
H lege administrators by revealing tion be aired fairly. honestly. smoking niariiuauaso that useot marijuana for \illt‘. He \tas \ml in; in!” it“. n.- \\ ..t (In. I' I . .‘~. I-

f” 5 l his intentions to students in his and professionally.” lle belie\ es weed in classes could be under released on $3.200 bond her than he e\pet terl If: ' g" ‘iI- '
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no l()lIll!,It’r endure seeing the pain his niariIiuaiiaI and peyote e-\ to consider further action. . all members . . . .\\ I, mutually oftheI \imw \iuern dnt,l.nn.hI . .' I. ,. I .

of religions persecution and iiiis- pcriences are identical to rcliu- Despite a front-page article agreed upon ”I”, condition he said in a letter resigning fmn. _ ‘ I f a.

: understanding of marijuana and ions expenences he has read of in the State llornct. Sacramento namely. that if anyone decided the college. He retouruled that I'I . .' II

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i Continued from Page 1 be shut off at an arbitrarv oint “If the committee dectdes l.ast smug laylor wrote an ,. ~ . ~ .i . _ , . .' ' . . .
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a A5 f1" ‘15 high-rises—stack- —perhaps 25,000 or 3.3.000 stu- there is a need for apartments, article for the Hornet in \\'lll(‘ll and left ”fur“ the scheduled ‘ . I. .. . I .' .
.3 mg halls in 20 or 23-story build- dents. dormitories. or co-op housing, he announced he was a homo— hum-"um“ “Wk _ g ' -

n- ings, crowding students into a Administrators are already then it