The Kentucky Kernel Vol. LXV No. 125 Wednesday, March 6. 1974 an independent student newspaper University of Kentucky Lexington. KY. 40506 Canceflafion of erotic films left to Trustees By STEVE SWIFT Editor-in-(‘hief READING .\ consensus statement of the Board of 'l‘rustees. (‘hairman Albert G. (‘lay instructed l'K President (Ms A. Singletary to leave the tinal decision to the l’mard regarding the March 25 showing of the “Best ot he New York Erotic Film l“esti\ al ltemarks by Smgletary and the Board‘s statement on the film highlighted 'l‘uesday's meeting of the body‘s Executive t‘ommittee “We do not wish this l'niversity to act as a censor. nor do we wish it to violate the law.“ the statement said. “We direct the president to bring this matter back to this Board tor consideration prior to any final decision which would result ina showing of this film on the University campus.“ it concluded (Student (‘enter Board President Alan Stein said Tuesday night SCB would abide by any decision tnade by the trusteest IN .\N St‘B Executive (‘ouncil meeting Monday night. a resolution was adopted dealing with the problem. Stein said he (‘ontinued on page 12 Admissions quota bill passes senate By RON MITCHELL Kernel Staff Writer News In Brief by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OMitcheli influence sought 0 Republicans fall again °Parrish wins 3220 - Wage bill defeated “Some problems remain 0 Today's weather... Who was that masked man? UK officially joined the national ”streaking" fad this week. On Monday night. five streakers romped around the Complex and sorority row; Tuesday afternoon. the gliding figure above performed before a large crowd assembled for the . occassion. Tuesday night. streakers were out in force at the Complex. with scattered sightings reported along sorority " row. For details. see story on page 5. (Kernel staff photo). FRANKFURT — A bill which would place certain quotas on admission policies for law. medicine and dentistry programs at state colleges and universities passed the senate Tuesday 20-10. with five ab- stentions. Three senators were absent. SB 108, sponsored by Sen. Denver Knuckles ( R-Middlesboro ). requires 70 per cent of the enrollment positions for the entering classes be apportioned among Kentucky‘s seven Congressional districts. The other 30 per cent would include 15 per cent from the state overall. Non- resident enrollment could not exceed 15 per cent. KNL'CKLt-ZS explained he introduced the legislation because many Kentuckians have been denied admission to these schools. “We‘re turning out doctors and dentists in this state who are going back to their own states after they graduate," he said. “i want to make it possible for all Ken- . NEW YORK — For nearly a year before he gave $200,000 secretly to President Nixon‘s reelection campaign, financier Robert L. Vesco sought Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell‘s influence on his behalf in a stock fraud case, a key government witness testified Tuesday. “He asked me if I could use my good offices with Mr. Mitchell," the witness, Harry L. Sears. told a jury at the federal court criminal conspiracy trial of Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans. Sears. a co-defendant in the case, testified after being granted total im- munity from prosecution. o CINCINNATI — Democrat Thomas A. Luken defeated Republican Willis I). Gradison Jr. in an Ohio congressional election Tuesday, providing a possible measure of the effect of Watergate on the Republican party. It was the third Democratic victory in three special congressronal elections in the lucky boys and girls to get into the profession they want." The only senator to voice opposition to the bill, Sen. Lacey Smith tD-Louisville), said the quota system would not ac- complish what Knuckles desired. "WHILE I fully understand and sym- pathize with the bill‘s intent, the best way for full representation of the students is to upgrade elementary and secondary education in the state.“ he said. Smith. a lawyer. said legislation establishing a quota system “would surely run afoul of the United States Con- stitution.“ and urged defeat of SB 108. Degrees are offered in all three categories at UK and the University of Louisville. The only other state institution that would currently be affected is Salmon P. Chase Law School at Northern Kentcky State College. WHEN THE HILL was introduced Jan. 24. George Hardy. dean of the UK College country this year. Voting was still un- derway in a fourth. in California, when it became apparent that Luken had become the fourth Democrat in this century to wm (ihio's 1st District seat. 0 The Patterson Literary Society held a speech contest last night and awarded $320 in prizes. The winners were Mary Jane Parrish. $220 for an original speech on the life of James Kennedy Patterson; Karen Green. $50 for oral interpretation of a noted work and Dennis Grigsby. $50 for original oratory. The contest was judged by Dr. K.B. Valentine, faculty advisor to the society; Dr. Gifford Blyton. Kathy Patterson and Dr Reid Sterrit. O \\.\SIIINGTDN — The Senate today rejected an attempt to repeal wage and price controls. The proposal, which was a rider to a bill that would set a $2.20—an—hour minimum of Law. said the district apportionment would be hard to meet. He explained that in some instances the district might not have an adequate number of suitable applicants. About 90 per cent of the College of Law‘s enrollment consists of Kentucky residents. Hardy said. There is heavy distribution in eastern Kentucky. he noted. l'K’s College of Medicine would only be affected slightly. according to Dr. William Jordan. dean of the college. as admissions have been equally distributed across the state. JORDAN S.\ID the only area ofthe state where l'K‘s school would have less than the proposed quota would be Louisville. due to l'l.‘s medical school. The bill now goes to the representatives. house of wage for 56 million American workers. was defeated 66 to ‘28. I \\.\SIIINGT()N —— An early end to the .-\rab oil embargo. now hoped for by US. sources. might ease the threat of gasoline rationing but would not necessarily bring a quick return to business as usual. It probably would take at least a month for tankers carrying Arab oil to begin reaching the. United States once the em- bargo is lifted. and it could be several weeks more before the rate of imports increased to pre-embargo levels. ...wet streak The warm temperatures should be here for another day. but the sunshine may not be making an appearence today. The high today should be in the upper 608 with a 50 per cent chance of rain. The low tonight should be in the mid 40s with a 40 per cent chance of rain. The rain should end by Thursday.