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”mm, Shack. ”my phrases. such as ”Lamp" and portant to your career development. ROTC and an officer 3 commiSSton
“(iosliainighty." have penetrated to the level of argot. At graduation, you will have earned are wise and important personal
ii a college degree and a commis- investments.
’Yes massuh’
The citizens are absolutely zealous in their obeyance of their
ideological leaders. or “massuhs,” who occupy the large houses
which are the core of native life. Said one sage in summing his For further information drop in and visit with US in
spiritualambitions: ”Ise happy just doin‘ whut do massuh wunts.“ the Army ROTC _ first floor of Barker Hall _ near
3 This sentiment echoes with such uniform passion throughout the
' great Southiland that it is indeed difficult to imagine that these ”‘9 SiUdem Center.
same )eo le only recently endured a traumatic period of “Cultural . .
i “('thiilllofl.” a time of fervent philosophical tumult in which ARMY ROTC ' the more YOU IOOk at ”I the better It IOOkS
’ hundreds of natives went for long boat rides. fasting for days at a
I! time. striving to meet the strict ideological requirements of “de
i massuh."
‘ 'l‘liis tremendous cultural upheaval required the natives to
abandon many outmoded and antisocial tribal rituals which had
been observed for hundreds of years. But newly developing social
customs such as “rape.“ “torture“ and “murder" are helping t.
them to blend into the Southern culture with a minimum of friction. .
tine may still see a doting mother. unable to cast away the old
traditions. clinging to her “chile.” unwilling to have him leave for
duty with another massuh. ’l‘he lashes from the village overseer's
whip may seem heart-rending or even cruel to us, but such scenes .
are taken philosophically by these plucky folk.
In fact. I heard not a single complaint during my visit. though I
talked with scores of the natives about many subjects. ‘
It is difficult to understand, in reviewing my visit to America.
how some of my colleagues men of goodly intelligence and per, .
spicacity could speak of a “slave society“ in the United States of '
America. Any impartial observer can readily attest to the absence
of cavernous jails. of bars and of chains. . .of all the universal
badges of slavery. Indeed. where but in a truly free land could one
see. as l saw. a happy-golucky ministrel boy roaming the streets
after dark. playing and singing for coppers from the hands of
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.. New law protects minors, .
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we trv to make sure II lS an informed consent," ”
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ltcp‘u'tnu-nt m 'l‘licatrc Arts I ' K“"'“" Staff “'t'ht‘t's drugs but isn‘t currently on a trip. This student
— ‘ 6" your tax-mew“ 6 Under new laws established by the Kentucky may be worried about it and JUSI want to talk to 0
A I. L CA M P U S contribUtion t0: . General Assembly. the status of patients visiting someone about it but feel if he goes to the Health
T R Y-O U TS UNICEF Bangladesh Relief doctors for drug abuse has been drastically Service the information that he 15 a user may get I
331 East 38th Street changed. to some law enforcement agency. Now he can n
THE TAMING NewYork,N.Y.lm16 Minors visiting a physician for a diagnostic come and talk without fear." E
OF T HE _ examination for venereal disease, alcohol or When asked how he felt about the new state E
' drug abuse will receive new protection under the law as opposed to the old local ordinance Frank
SHREW ;_ , new laws. Fryman, commander of the Lexington Police so
by William Shakcsucin'c ' One of the new laws. previously Senate bill 318, Department Narcotics Division. said that he had s
dil'cctctl by 1 section 220.020. says a physician“shall not report been in favor of the old ordinance because at that
\t'allace .\'. Briggs or disclose the name of any person who requests time “what was happening was that people were I'
\tt-ttm-stluy. st-pu-mlu-rti { - treatment and rehabilitation for addiction to, going to various emergency rooms and doctors (
- 3'5 "It“ 7-9153" I'-|"- dependency upon.or being under the inﬂuence of offices as much as 4 times within a month but I
“High"! Thou“? .‘22: any drug to any law enforcement officer or were not receiving adequate follow up treat- :1
li‘ine .\I‘Is Building agency-f merit"
_ . - 1 Prewously. local ordinances required a
Production Dates: physicians to report the names of people they Fryman said the police were h°t trying to I
()ctober 11-15 1 treated for drug abuse related problems. arrest user 5- E
. The state legislature also approved Senate bill ”We even PUt OUt a directive to every member ..
309‘ section 214,135 of the bill that says “any of the Fayette County Medical Society that said
-- {V , " ¢ physician upon consultation by a minor as a we needed control.We did not need the names for a
6.. a.) . __ /° . patient may make a diagnostic examination for arrest. An arrest would be made only if it in- 0
"‘s ' ‘ I - O 12.. , venereal disease, alcohol, and other drug abuse volved the felony 0t selling drugs." he said. 3
. §\\\~k ~§ Q5“ _\ x “ or addiction and may advise. prescribe for and “The ordinance was passed because we lacked
L. ~'\\"_ _ -"f‘:‘:",;-§,\.;\.- I treat such minor“ for all these conditions a proven program to help drug users. With the S
- .331 .- 3 Q" $29 A without the consent or notification of the parents. ordinance YOU didn‘t see people bouncing in and
so; w ‘-‘ _ g} . ‘\ _ The law does not. however, forbid the doctor out of the emergency rooms like yq-yos." he f‘
(6 . 06169‘9 . i // .~ , k from telling the parents. continued. Fryman said the new law “is going to It
(9 125+:09) ‘t..~_.:i e; Bob Elder, assistant dean of students. help to some degree. but it will not solve the g
& -.‘i 3% speculated the reason for the change was the prhblem. . , o
0 "Hit . . I “State Department of Mental Health, which The f:2th law'dozs notalarm me in any way‘. It “
0 " ' ‘” introduced the bill to the General Assembly, felt won I e ect my 1° because we weren I getting e
v __ who” . that there had to be an atmosphere of trust for names 0f. 958‘"? from the F’OCtorS .anyway'
0. A " "‘ ' H ,_ the people to make use of the drug treatment F ry man sald' My feeling ‘5 that II 18. good
. . __ gage .. ii - facilities because they were afraid the police because now there IS a direct responSibility for C
Guess the number" of Swmglme I, M I, g and their parents would be notified.” someone to provide long—term comprehensive F
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_3e1:r31s:p§3rgx1 ngkyfsoqrutah: w 14-7 I. _’ Dr. Frank Bowers. director of the Student Fryman said he was also pleased that the I
clue about “Tot" capacity. ,2? Mental Health Service at UK emphasized that in department 0f Mental Health is now required to
The "Tot 50’ " is uncondition- twee, the past when students did visit the health ser— keepa complete St‘t 0f statistical records 0t drug I
ally guaranteed. It staplestacks. *°’”,‘:;*$§f» vice with drug related problems that their names abuse. The records will not contain names or '
Variety and College Bookstores “I think the doctors tried very hard ‘0 protect what type 0t drug was being abused. and what o
with 1.000 staples and met Y 1 the confidentiality of the patient in spite of the areas age group uscd it. h
pouch. Swingline Cub Desk and 011 earn fact the law did not support them. Now the law Fryman said he still felt direct contact with 5
Hand Staplers for Std98 etach’. N h. does support them. In fact‘ it goes further and users provided better drug therapy.
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by an independent .uogmg organization. new every day The only information released about a student going to be the perfect answer but at least it‘s a
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 St d t f M G 11”.: KI'IN'l‘l‘t‘KY KENNEL. Wednesday. September a. 1972—5 -
attack Nixon pol’c‘ '
Nearly 200 students jammed a said seemingly have given up on
Student Center room last night to McGovern.
sign up for volunteer duties and “Nixon may be ahead in the
8190! a steering committee for polls, but Gallup makes its calls
UK’s branch of the national while working men and women
“Students for McGovern are at work,“ Wendelsdorf said.
organization. “Polls aren’t worth a damn '
Pam Elam, coordinator of the anyway. We‘ll see in November.”
UK Students for McGovern, said Wendelsdorf said he was ﬁn-
much work remained before the ding “breaches in Nixon's ar-
group. not only on. campus, but in mor.” and mentioned the ec- ‘
the voting precmcts as well. onomy, unemployment, and the -
Elam and several guest Vietnam war as examples. About
speakers pleaded for volunteers to Republican stands on law and I .
sign uP {0" WOFR- order, a major concern of the ‘ LA
Jack Miller, chairman of a GOP, Wendelsdort‘ was 0 .
temporary steering committee 0‘ especially critical. - — — — — — - - - — — — - —
Citizens for McGovern, em- ”What kind of law and order do I I
phasized the “sense of unity" we have when people bug each Scholarship Includes: 2-year tuition. . .free! $100
"‘3‘ “‘5“ at the Kentuc,” other‘s telephones. . they are I monthly. Book allowance, lab fees, etc. I
Democratic Headquarters, which scared, that‘s why they did it, .
House . candidate John “Nixon knows he is in trouble, I JUSi send in the coupon, or talk to the Professor of I
Brahmas; and senate how"! and we have t° capitalize °“ Aerospace Studies on your campus (If you’re class '
“”Dee Hud eston. that." I l ' _ ' I
“With this unity we will carry Wendelsdorf also attacked Of 76, neXt year '5 YOUF Year-) .
all of Fayette Gounty and the ’state What he termed the » I US. Air Force Recruiting Service I
of'Kentucky m November, he ”PFOPaSanda" used by the GOP Directorate of Advertising (RSAV)_ ‘
said. against McGovernites. saying I Randolph Air Force Base I
MCGOVG" '1 supporter Ernest “they are trying to moralize us Texas 78148
Scorsone lauded the volunteers. into resignation." | Please send me more information on your 2-year scholarship | '
..No more .heroes, he said. After the speeches, the group program. I
“The convez..ions are over. Now elected a steering committee of I Name Birth Dme _7 _
it‘s just hard work. Most work is the UK Students for McGovern “mmw‘ ' I
going to be on voter registration, group. Elected were Scott I Address __._._______.______~_ “Sex”
door to door canvassing." Wendelsdorf‘ Terry Caudill, I City___ _County_________Stote_____—Zip___.__. I
0 Prime targets Will be Citizens Nancy Cagie7 David LeMaster Present Conege > Future COHEQP __ ,._.___
who have never voted before, and Bill Fuchs. General coor- I S Sec # I '
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