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Thursday, March 4. I971 UNIVERSITY or KENTI'CKY. LEXINCTON \ ..i i \H. s.. «u. »,
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By KATHI MILIJMET H "H ‘-. ~ '»
Kernel Staff Writer I , ‘1", - 5
Announcing his candidacy for 33mm .W.-. W L “_,___ - 7" "(A 777' '.' 7' 7 \ T at ":7 ' ' 'I' 7 .~ '7
the Student Coverninent l’resi- . . 3' ' ’ “‘MMMW. W il Assistant Plantain: l (.19in ._ l
dency today. Jerry Legere called 3 7 2” 3w." 7"" .' \"7 'A " "7" 3'7'.‘/ ' ‘ ' 77' " "7 j".
for enlargement of the office, g . ,. 3&4 3" II - ""7"". 3777"" ' 3 “'7," " '1 "" ‘fw'_7 .‘7-
Of Academic Ombudsman and s ”g: 3. my 3‘ 3"”.5 3. :lill't‘ii’ntllt. o:t .’=vl:‘t .ilgtitvtin ._ ‘7 i 3; .i.
'increased .student participation 2 MM? 3 &%~ . ..~ ~ 303% , 1" e"; .3 ' ’ 3'."',""\" 3 7, , -. ,. i 3‘, . L 753...;
in L mverstty deCismn-makmg. :5::.f .W,W‘§1 ' ’ ‘ v3, ' m ""l 3". 3" ‘, ‘ ' ' .-'1 1' '; 1 1~ 1'
Mark Blair aiinounCed his €53 3' ' 7 . ‘7 9y '1 ”pnww' "A." ""7 " ' ‘ 7 ' ' 33"~_'~";3 :
candidacy for Student (loveni- ‘ ' ' . '2 ll 7"""3'.'"" "' ""7 " 7 7' ' f" ~3
ment Vice-l’resident and Legere's 3 - ' 7' ' ' . ‘ '7'7'm3f'7ddt'7 , 7,-- 'Z ‘ '5‘ ' 7' ‘
ninning mate. Legere said,”()iir 3‘" 7 g, 3,3133%”?‘K L *3 II 333‘ 7"": ' '3 7 '3 7 ' ' , ' 7.p'_ :'
main concern will be to improve $3? 1 3. / \ _ ”7"“ _3 a.» rim . 3 .. , 3 » , ._ ‘ . .. .2: .7' »

” the L'niversity of Kentucky and 31;; ‘7' r ’ . "'— " ' '3: 77 ’ 3 :77
not with something we LtlnnOl _> L. " ,.. .1.—III; _ _' ' "7 '7 " ' ' .'
affect in \\ ashinuton." ”Maw” 4 ' 3‘ 7'77 ' ' '2': ‘

Legere. former speaker ofthe 7 ’ s .. 7 " '7' ' '. 3 3 ‘- 1 1‘-
Student Covemiiient -\ssemhl}. 3' 2"” 3 ‘ ' ' . ‘7 7 3 4 “7" ‘ 'Q ' ' . -"".7 :
said he is read} to ”speak on » ' ' 7‘“ ' 7' "'7 7 ', .. 3 ' M ",1 ' ‘7 '1- i

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and be anywhere at anytime on .- 3" . . 33 3 3 I. . 3 , 3 -' ~13;
campus. 7"; Kernel photo h} Boll ”H‘H“! 7" ' W 7 7 "I 1.

Coiicemina the office ot " “I‘ti‘w 1' - ‘ ~ ‘7‘,» i711 '1 ' . .
academic omhudsiiiaii. Legere 'i {3, ’ ”5,7’.
said he would like to add ”.1 C 9 /' ’ ;_ 3
committee ofinitial appeal voiii- W(l r 0 I)? r W ’1 (I "I () 87' (‘() ’1 [I I, (I l) " I: ‘
hosed of students from each 1 '/ “‘ V ' ' 7 " '7'“ 7 ' L ' 37'5';.'3 €157
college." \ecording to t()llt‘§1t‘ 3'? - "'. " / '."’
size. the (lean. with theaidofstie lh “WHOLE M- HICKS” '\ H“- '\ l1 " " » . ' ' 3 'i 3 . 7 ‘7:
dent senators. will select three Copyright. 19H. Reporters News Serxiee aim Y'L', ‘tl vi; ‘1 21-171.; " ' .: . ~ . - ‘4 .' Rig)
to five students. lllcc()nt!tiltl’t’t"\ \\ \Stll\(.7l't)\7— \lt wl.it.oi.ite»it lttgli'13tiiil.i'. pi pagan 11.: ..1 that t, , . 1 1 . x . . 1 7; '2' “MLJLL
duties would include first—hand waged dining 1070 In {sum the 't'nited ‘wtatts and ‘s'oii'n \ .th’r hm l! .t l.i' in: ,1‘1' -' 1
reviewing of all academic coin» iiaiii o\ei' the names and status ot iiiissilig and tagitmed '\!itt‘lli his The l“ iitag-ii: ii i. . » -1,~ 1 z ., t ' - . . . '49-. 17' .,’
plaints. ('On'l‘ltation “'ltl‘ “17 .1\t issue was the lll‘illldf) s tltlltttlltl that the llaiioi gmeiiiiiiviit ivi-wtin; the li tn .1 1; t .. .i’i .. . 7 317:.»773';‘23' 3' »-,.
l‘lICklnger 'c‘\cademic Unibtltls‘ tell whieh pilots \\eie captiiied. The l'i't!t.tL{-’it: was t.t?t\ttl',_[ inn-iv .iiidttisfu xv 1‘ it» '~\ , . i s ‘... » ‘ 1' .. - ' ',4
niani - and direct communica- than 500 names on its hooks as eithei captured oi missing Iii (Wen. man} iamihw u: :» 3's .1: .1. ' . '2 . é" ’7 " 71-3: '5 7'.
thn \VlttharmllS deans and \UI-t}. View-am ()Hicials had e\i(leiite. liasetl ‘tll iiiteiiogations then man \\.1\ deid. v:.1. ‘ ‘r ;:,_a ; " .' ._ ‘ » '2", .1. '7
professors. . . _ from ex—prisoners and other sources, that only about 370 men were on holding out hop if» at: :1 ~ ti' ._,. , -i .r _ ’ “ 1. ,3 ‘5: ‘3' ‘

1213331 Skyler ”(’3 P261391" in fact being detained. That meant about 430 women were widows. limit} women tow .iiii the Hitl'i‘l.1l'~ ' ‘
:hd :x—hgad 8;":1'1'2n'12telflfiif hilt just who was which was not known at the lit-ginning ot the l“ Deu'tiilii'l. 1 “it. \ll \ (j, :.t V‘ ‘ 3‘ 1» '- 3 -' i . 3 ' 7 ; '\ '..’7 7‘13"},‘2'

- ‘ ~ ~ . \ear. antiwar leadei. was iii-iiiiitted it, :nti .1 '.’ '-» ' H ' 3_ '3 .. — A. I
munity College Student (,ounCil ' \ _. .. . . . 3 3 ‘ , l i, 3, , 3 ..3 ~ , .3 . '- ,-'.
in Kentucky, added. “greaterstu- 3 . lost Americans considered llanoi s failure to \lli)l>l.\‘ ”I“, ll"‘ “”“W “ ‘ "1' 3'” l‘ ”'3' “"" m“ "‘3 " . " ‘ 371.3 .‘7."".~—'
dent participation in making ot prisoners an intolerable hreach of international law. lhe \o‘ith lllllilt’st‘tlt'lltt'il iist ot l9)... ',1E'i\- nus ;i:‘-:» t. ‘1 .: I, .f, ,3, _,
decisions" is needed on items Vietnamese responded. in its propaganda hroadcasts. h) reattii'iiiiiig \lrs \\eiss ixeiitii in .miiomt . U. My ~11» 1;: : ' . ' . ‘1', ;,»
going to Frankfort for “legisla- its conviction that the 1945) (Iciiesa (Ioiis'entioii did not appl} to leaders had .iui‘itd. .1i llnwi s mm: st. t w‘ i; _. "s " ‘i . 7' ‘13:" ’
tive approval" next year. the “WM criminal" PHD“ (ontiiiued on Paat T t oi. t '.7 '. _'.' 3'3 3 ’7’

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Wltnesses sav no massacre o rde rs ;.-;.:_'
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7" ' - «7 ' Another witness who was Dlt‘- testiiiioii) is e\l)ected to deal \lt'tlm-t 1‘1“ l“"'“‘ "“31"" “ H" . «f 7' ". .
3‘3 7. ‘3” f . WE sent at the briefing. whit-liCalle} “'H' 1‘ “‘IN‘I'WM l’W'lt'Hl \lt“ """"‘” ""l""“""'”-‘ "" “"3 ' -

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Q. Do 3”“ ““3“” A”) \lH‘t‘lllt' .. eiitiiig hiiii lt"ltl ll st!l\ttig at 3 . - ’. 3
7 " 3.- iiieiition ot women and children” \‘ (1“. '1‘... (..i|le\ s tii.d. \s m Ii 3n s.iio ii.» - > . ‘ -
.»\. \ot speelllt'all). no. tl'tlltl “'3th the \lt'l' itil.tlll s .it '3‘" " ‘3 .'
Q. Was there an order ilneii Fair and cold today and 7"L'"""" "1777'“: "" ""7"" 7 ' '
An arts display in Room245 oftheStudcnt to kill exery man. \wliiim and tonight. The high tempera- In the absence of the jury. the 7 .‘ , ' '- 3
Center is being featured as part of the (hild in the arm.” ture today will be in the 30's. tnal judge, to] Reid \\. Kenne- . 7
Black Student Union's “Black Cultural A. Not tit—no. the low tonitlht Will be 20 d), told prosetiitioii .iiid detense 1 - ' 7
Blde pearls Festival." Ron Dellums, a Black Demo Q. Was there an order gix en degrees. It should remain clear lawyers that the hours thL' the ' ,
cratic reprmentative [ran California. will not to take prisoners." "3d sunny tomorrow With 3 high right to call w itiiesses— includ— ‘ .
speak Friday and Saturday as a part of A. No. temperature 0‘ 'bo‘“ 50' iiig Malina—after hoth prosecu- F
the festival. (Kernel photo byjeanne Pa- Calley, 27. is accused of pre- tion and defense have pleaded '
trice'l‘hompson). meditated murder of 102 unres- -"~o'm"~"’l,,,’ their case. '

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2—TIIE KENTI'CKY KERNEL. Thursday. March 4. 197l . —_ __...___.. ___—___— l ._
. e h d 8 h l. ' L
N. V 1 ts s oot own 6 icopters over aos
' S;\l(2()\ l.»\|‘3—Severe fight- in other developments The President Nguyen Van 'l‘hieu down but are not listed as lost in Cambodia and Laos have iii-
lug bloke out in ”Hum". 1.“.)\ LS. Command said \nrth \ let— declared that he hoped the \nrth because they were recovered. flicted heavy casualties on the
again \\ ednesday and eight l .S. namese surface to air missiles Vietnamese ”would soonawaken A command spokesman. said enemy. . . 'k la
helicopters flying in support of were fired into South Vietna- to the reality and not put us in one crew member was killed. He. said all the actions tai'en co
the South Vietnamese were shot mese skies Tuesday for the first a situation which forces us to seven were wounded and Eight by his government.“ 1nd" lng (A
. down, the LS, (Iommand said. time in the war. aiming at two attack them right on their own are listed as missing in the latest those outside South \ lemamidrs be
lt was the largest loss of American planes. Neither was territory." chopper losses. . entirely for our protection an f0
‘ . helicopters in a single day since damaged. The North Vietnamese Hill 30 The 30 announced helicopter legitimate self-defense. g3
‘ l _ the drive to smash parts of the have been moving these SAMs 'Ihe heaviest fightingreported combat losses now listed in Laos ”Although we have to think i
. Ho Chi Minh trail began Feb. 8. Closer to their southem border. in the Laos campaign was a bat- raised the casualty figures I" about attacking the Communists . tn
' ’ tle at Hill 30, a govemment po- those aircraft to 17. killed. 28 in North Vietnam, then it will ‘ D
‘ . I sition eight miles northwest of woul‘ded and 22 mlss'm" “C' just be because theytlvemselveS (A
i ‘ ' ' the border. cording to command figures. have put us in a situation which . d?
' ~ Apply now to be a (andldate for South Vietnamese losses were , About 2’000 \ ietnamese ma— forces US to think about that i a”
_ . announced asone killed and three rines have been moved ”“9 Laos option in order to legitimately i
- V I O wounded. Sixty of the enemy m thge 935;“? (til'sicf’l'tsmg the defend ourselves," he said. :, hi
w .aid to have been killed num r 0 "0” '9 namese - - - -. l-
. . Cheerlead'ng bilaertillery and air strikes troops in that country to 18,000. . The“ sa‘d \tha}: \‘l :vas hl“ 3 to
- ~ , It was not known whether In its announcement of the W‘Sh {Eat the ‘ :kten tdethgrfeegle "‘ m
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' APPLICATIONS ARE IN same as she helieomer lasses 31:“ 33*;335133; 2:22;? 5:13 Wild 2%?"sz in a situation .
‘ - ' h h' r t k 1' around ' .' ‘ - .
. , . DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE 3311 so lolfwhaetflzr Ifhaecyewere in— fired at a l\avy A7 fighter-bomb- whilcth .fortcles' us to] 2:?ch their:l
‘ 5th FLOOR OFFICE TOWER volvedin an assault landing that floregllhrlfisllinfhorllrazll5:121:16:f”fr: 011:“ ‘ilgrdsel‘rNslfet the au?hor-
BEFORE MARCH 7”! has not _vet beet reportec Army()\ 1. reconnaissanceplane. itiles in llltallml decidtetEy ‘tl‘ivemt
, 30 copters lost Mobile launchers 59 veg w e er or no_ e) '“l
‘ . . .. ‘ . ‘ . v .‘ htintheir
. Prad'lce Sessnons 0" Morel" 8: “I 29 lhe new losses raised to 30 'lhe SAMS have a ran e of tobe attacked by llSl’lg.‘ ~ '
~ . g own territory. which is North di
, . . Tryouts on April 1st, 6:30 p.m. _ . . the number of. American heli- 30 miles and can easily reach Vietnam." e:
. ’ Memorial Coliseum COpters the l .s (aonnnanclao into South \ ietnam from nlObllt‘ There was no elaboration on 1“
' . l . knowledges ‘as 10“ m Laos smce launchers near the border. Thieu's statement immediately. th
. You must apply at the Dean 5 Office— the South \ ietnamese drive into A third plane, another \avy nor any explanationwhyhechose st
' and more information is available there that Country began. Helicopter Mimide Laos W61S the target 0f to make it public at this time. or
pilots say more have been shot a SAM, but the command has it
.. reported previous such attacks ———————————————-——— trl
, . - . along the Ho Chi Minh trail. KERNEL CLASSIFIED ADS kr
. , 'l‘hieu told a meeting in the BRING RESULTS!
. ‘ , - Mekong Delta that the attacks ___—___.— m
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 l —_ _ _________.—__-._._. THY. KENTII K\ KERNFL Tliuisday. “arch l. l‘l7l—‘i ' 31'.
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upreme ourt BCLSLOH raises problems
H- By The Associated Press tive means of enforcement in cer- guarantee of equal iiliilt‘i lliill .it ln agent-it's on th.- p.ir' at shun-or... ‘.\ Li. \.i\ s '( I . , . .
he Revision Of laws ll) provide tail] Situations- ] think this i“ ”19"?“3- llit‘ i‘li‘lllt‘t' lli‘dl llit‘ llt'i l‘lnii l-lll limit and thou i [ll Y iiiil llit‘ "I 'I " _. '
jail sentences instead of fines going to require us to take a [he court (lid not rule out ini~ ioiildentoiirageiiol.itn.i.sntlaws Ill hi1] " IaIw -
en could result from the Supreme real careful look at our laws prisonment of a defendant who like traffit statutes in persons in l‘iiilrrnund "2 . ’Einni spil ~ . 1' ;
nil (Iourt's ruling that no man can and see if we do need some has the means to pay ;i line but who felt they mum Mimi hm“ ( 1mm [Wigs \i, mm“ i “i: m, ' . .
re be jailed because he can't af- remedial legislation.‘ refuses to do so. and knew they wouldn't he Milt-«l said lip “\ds ti}... “,1 ' lo ii”. -
"d ford a fine, judges and other le- The unanimous niling‘came .‘\n Associated l‘ress survey Hobert Heelil. senior Judge of ruling. lt‘s aura/iii; that tlrr 1"“51 f '-
l gal officials said Wednesday. in the case OfPYEStOH -’\~ late, 'd Showed that although some offi- the Dade (Iounty l‘la. \letro- iiirreiit \illJH‘llié' ( mm a”: 35-”. ‘Ihgf :; ‘5‘-
, k l “It's going to cause a lOt 0f ”OUStOH laborer WhO aCCllmlllat- Cials favored the decision as a politan (Iourt. said the ruling cover that .i sy \li'lii wt fines that _z‘.’~ ‘ ' _«j
tg l trouble," said Judge 1“]de 6d fines Of $425 on traffic COH- means of eliminating discriniina- ’can he a real problem. ' l nder has existed in common lau hurt. :.‘;-.'I ‘)
ill l Doyle of Nashville Metropolitan victions and was sentenced to tion against the poor. many were the present system. he said. "it here and in lungland for Win up; :' _
es .' (3011" when asked abouttheTues- the municipal prison farm {0’85 concerned over: a person can‘t pay the fine. .llt‘ than 300 years suddenly is 'll‘.-
ch 1 day ruling. ”Who's going to de- days because he 00“” ”0' pay '1 he problem of deciding who gets 315 credit on it for each day constitutional ‘\\ ho's going to in. .E
at : cide if a man has the money." up. could and could not pay. injail." decide who has it money to pay 'I:3_.
ly E what kind of criterion do you The court said that imprison- The possibility that laws ”9 said some offenders cum- and who hasn't‘ ltcertamly “km l
‘ have to o b 1’" in a convicted poor person for would be changed to provide lain they can't afford the fine away a valuable Vilinelif iiini‘sh- -. '_ .
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. i Alex BiCkICY. Dallas city at- an offense normally punishable routine impos1tion of jail sen— but pay up at the last minute. ment in a proper case and the i' AI
is i tomey. said the decision “would only by a fine is discrimination tences instead of fines with a re- Deehl also said the ruling can irresponsible are largely rm on“ 1" .Z ;- .'
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th disease in the L'nited States now of the family. . ‘ . medical attention for \ I) With- _ “KW . 0f?” lit -. _ x. .
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treatment without their parents' was vetoed by Lester Maddox, to develop statistics indicating \l . _ __ _
knowledge or permission. then governor. more youths are getting treat- $5.552: ' m .4' . \T'l's

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tectly good idea until one hears that the referendum idea must first . ll." A , /. __.r‘
pass the board of trustees. and that if it did, the results would be it I "‘0’ J l: 1 \\'.r
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. ’ binding on the same board. \()\V the question suddenly changes to gttwe KC": 7‘ . ®\\\\\ Army
what is the real reason behind Student (lovernment President Steve , kernel-y - ‘3‘“ \ "“difl
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' such a proposal. it is much easier to believe Board member Thomas s “#6 X‘ , § “QT?“
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bell when he prophetically' notes. I doubt it it would pass. After all, t g BoA R D l § \1-
' . the board is charged with making rules for the t'niversity, not the It 1 §
. - student. 'l'hat's the duty of the trustees." this seems to be a much i OF ,, ‘ .
more accurate. although disheartening prediction of the entire subject. ilTRUSTEES _' 4“: - ‘ ,
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. a decision. .\t least not directly. as a “binding" referendum “'Ollld (10- %:::’::<» ‘9 r, I}. ‘ 'l‘ht
- . ' . \\hile no one can predict what is exactly behind bright's idea, it is \l) / (V ' from
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. ~ idealist. ”Super" in that he surely must recognizethe Board of Trustees Ml ‘ ./ B“
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. :\lso, this is the same Steve Bright that has said he would like to / ' M1\~/ , \: f/fl ,/ \\ pursut
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' businessmen and politiCians as L niverSity superVisors. “374 V . ~;:;.;._, ,g u \ _
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