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1rus ees app ove ml um I. l l u gt I .
By L!NC0LN R; LEWIS: JR. Kt‘lltUCk." (‘OUHCH on 1)”le ”Um” I'Ldllk‘ilIlUYlb l‘)’ all state institutions. llic i'tl'lllal Liiii\ i 'i H c 1 , ' '
ASSistant Managing Editor recommendedtotal. division oi iiind {L‘illtt‘sls lllltt thtte catitzoiics 5 I” ' ” '
LOUISVILLE;~“One of the leanest biennial The total budget. including all sources oi The iii'st catagon is ctiiiiiiiimii,” at”; t M” ' - .‘ : f
budgets in UK history.” according to President income. is $353.5 million. The state contributes cost oier ilie next two \L"ir\ to lll’il'li ill‘ rwwiiii s i "
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Otis A. Singletary. was approved by the BOdfd 0f JPPlemdttl} 58 Ptfkkm ”1 [ht total flmdmtl. at their present leycl while allowing to: lilc‘ft'dst's ll. ' :f”
Traffic? 13 3 SPeClal meeting “CFC yesterday. Salaries near average iixcd costs and inilatioii. ~
of $54 lu [agiligfilligsz’tavrglzh LrilillisriLTiro‘nntii/ISWSSC Under the l972-74 biennium budget. UK Will 3H” “N "‘ “Vlng- “111le b Utnmlvfl‘d 5 3 " {1' .
‘ur t. @119 ill” L ” tptp I ‘ilr )1: remain within approximately $50 oi' the l’t-‘l‘k'k‘nt it” .WHL Will ‘t’k‘tlk'lli'k’ 11 “Nd 1“! l’tits‘lil}
L ren ~ m 10“ m 3 a C SUPPOTL W1 5“ benchmark avera’e tor facult . salaries. “4.2 million in additional illlltis out the cttlflllIL' '.
leave UK 232 faculty members short of the E 3 . l , ‘ ‘ - ' ;
(The benchmark average is the average oi other ”“mmm- ,
schools comparable in size to UK. Schools in states Enrollment increases .f :
bordering Kentucky are normally used in figuring The second catagmn coyers :tl'tllt'kik'ki 1'-
O I wants ”It“ benchmark average.) enrollment increases. L'K plans to TL‘LL‘H‘L‘ .lll . '
This new budget request was developed under a increase oi 3.772 students in the coming biennium ‘5”
new iormat developed by the Kentucky (‘ouncil tor the whole L'K system. , ”'
on Public Hi h) Edu" ' ' ' w ‘ - . . 2 ‘ ‘ -
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)—The University of 5
Louisville trustees Monday approved a budget 5 5. '
request that includes five separate proposed ”
tuition reductions. ” ";
The budget, approved and directly submitted to 5 .5
the Kentucky Department on Higher .5
liducation~calls for $21 million in new money ~. _ ‘5
from state appropriations in the next two years. i-
Additional provisions in the request would “phase _'» ' 5. . 5. 5
in" other expenditures at a cost of (37.3 million in : , u ” 5. .‘
new state iunds. . 5 1 5 5. -‘
. Same tuition as UK I i ~’ 1
‘ The tuition—reduction plans include one to , g. _' -‘, .
reduce L'. of L. tuition immediately to levels
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charged at the University oi Kentucky. and \ ..5
another would phase in a reduction over a .5 .-
i‘ottr—year period. , ‘ 5’ ,
Other protects scheduled to be phased into the ~ f
budret rei ttest in ‘ludc: ' ' ' ' ' ' .5
t l t g . g 5. ‘ an independent newspaper published by students at the unwersrty of kentucky
O A new community college in southwest .
Jefferson County at a cost of 8408.000 i‘or the Tuesday, Nov. lii, 197i LEXINGTON. kErsit (.M mam. \“y [em M .51
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Krogd hl 9 Board okays A &\ ' "
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; 5 5 Editor-iii-(ltiei ‘i‘w': \tphppu K(,i;lf”;)ilit iltgtt1ti‘\.”ti‘._t5 2». train :, -
’ cam al/ 11/ LOL [SVILU The Board "‘- 1 “1‘1?“ ”lddk‘ to \‘ttvwgei 'T‘sUl. General tics iiz' it): i. \.";§_" ,5 . '»
9 long—anticipated mm es in its iiist oi‘ilcaniptis guanine 3’ “
meeting Monday to rcdeiine the role ()i‘ the la; 4 series at wording changes in tlic titictiyrzct‘t. 5 5
UfmlllUIllt.‘ college 5.‘ “NIL rC‘lrtliilll/C ”10 (it"“L'EJK” the .titiiitiittcc reinoicti iicatlcitiit respwitsél‘iiiiy L H .
S l l 1 us 888 oi Arts and Sciences. and get the l ntvci'sity ‘. to: . omintinity grille-gt Hun-.53. ”Hm l p . 5
proposed sll million iootball stadium oii to .i \qui'iggni ghdlfltic‘n; Hicfguht‘tl the or. o: lo. .ii
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Bv MIKE WINES "1 ”k st‘art. advisory boards iiitl‘l st‘\.'ti in mm nieiitlict‘s inn .5 -
Tid' . Cl . f 111d ~3~Piiflt report to the trustees. ii t’niici’sziy r“, .1 new \Hw. 5m ..5 .iwm' H W. ,- _
V _ llOf—ln‘ "e . advisory eommittec on community college students ’ i 5 ‘
, LOLilSVlLLP~AstronomyIproiessor WHSIL‘} 5: 0p c rations stii‘iencd requirements ioi 1,, It“. same gidrsnwm ;.-.,»..,;.,ix,'i:-; ‘ , "
gkrogdahl was denied permiSSion by the Board 01 establishment oi a community college and detail-cal am “(tun oi” lile miicgc. \\ .1. Lien-mail i fo' ,
”“5195 3‘0““de 10 Wash 011135 and conduct ii the bonds between the l3-collcgc system and l'lx.“ L.;.i.]gtii;1-l\,\t-ti Vice ”53.1.45; c.” tint ; ,.}--¢55,i;i\; 5 t 5
campaign ior the House oi Representatives at the Lexington campus Vi ,K \ i n Dr of l \\ n. I H H ' ” .
_ ‘ . . g ._ . toiicgcs_s‘ct . ..t:iiicy an.
same “m" _ ; _ , APltroval oi the revised “Policy Statement on WM” ”.1” =' '
‘ lxrogdahl had “91105th a WEHVCF 01 d UmVCNtX Community Colleges." passed unanimously at :i A I; {I ‘ 5 . ' ‘
(.overning Regulation which spec‘iiies leaves oi late-starting $05510” oi the board at Mh‘mw And in a mine to redennc flt‘lvllgldi \iillttirirtix 5 . _ .
absences Without [my may” be given tor the (‘ommumty College. was the highlight oi a giowtli oi the coittiiitiiiity pair-Te cystciig tIiic ~ ' .,
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duration of an election campaign or term oi meeting overshadowed by the lanClilllL' oi the ”PM” “in“ 1m," ”MN“ } hm‘ {wink ‘3“ \m . ' ' ”' '
”H“ 1 ‘x)‘ s . . ”. ‘ -. s \‘ ‘. . ‘ “ ‘ " ' H'ia‘V” I
oificc. The trustees uplitld‘ a denial oi his request largest budget proposal in [k s history tscc Dflflr‘lti th‘ ”1" ”mm“ m “‘ ‘3‘“ ‘ l --“ ‘ . 5‘ g
made by l’reside‘rit-Qtis A. Singletary. related story~ page one.) i‘llitlrt‘ institutions. the report said. snotutl in _ 5 5 . _
The move means that Krogdahl, who has been . . . dcyelottcd on the basis oi local economies. liLt‘ti. " . - ' '
_ ; ; Major revrsion _ , ,. , a ., .. . . ’ -
Placed on the American Party ticket as a candidate 5 Minimum!) dune .intl iotation. among o. it‘t ‘
C t‘ d The policy statement represents a major revision standards 1'
on mue on Page 3. COL 1 ot the oi‘fical role of the coitimtinity college (‘ontinued 0" PM!" ‘3» (‘01- 3 ' i I,
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. II 1311 am 21883 01‘ ea ..S 01' peace
V 0 By RACHAEL KAML'F The ambassador admitted the guerrillas have alive. He said the U. S. believes he is alive and the T‘w‘
. Axm‘a‘“ Managmg Edm” occasionally crossed the border. He said they have Indian government has no reason to question that U”
' l” 4” Ullsk‘hi‘duh‘d VB” 1” ”N US Cil‘htius. also attacked Indian rail systems. However. Jha but “because no one has seen him or heard from Th“
‘ . . . - India's .~\mbassador to the [tilted States declared said it would cost India more than a war would to him we can’t be sure ot anything. f Lt
' , . . that his country did not \\ ant to go to war against stop illegal border crossings. Refugee problems Cea
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- .' ' ‘ ‘ “1‘15”,” . , , New country The seven to nine million retugees trom hast Won
‘ T ‘- . L' }: Jha :puk}: [0 Affirm”; 2‘1 L 1‘1“;de Pakistan. a relatively new country. was formed Pakistan are causing social. CCOHOHHC and health A}
- .. ' i > i; i '; it t' . . . . . a ‘ . -
- -. 15:”: ay :2 {“1} int? in“ if \: til: nttll‘ at? in 1°47 trom sections ot lndia. hast Pakistan was problems tor India. Jha said there could be serious Rel:
‘ v s . . - a \ y 1 l \ x ‘ _ ‘ - ~ ‘ ‘ ’ , ‘ . ‘ . \ r
. , a b an. ‘ ar 1“ 1‘ ring .. 1' L \L L u once a part ot the old Indian state of Benegal. now consequences it the rttugcts did not go back. prol
, g . problems between the COUDIHCS. he said. s ilit along religious lines India is Hindu and . , _ f ‘
' _ There have been frequent border clashes Pl‘dlei‘lll is \loslem " ‘ Pakistans presrdent. Mohammed Ydhd‘ Khan 2:“
I. 3 , z; - between the two countries over India‘s "support” llk' L .1! ‘1‘” i. \ 1 l‘nk b‘tvvem Fist and W *st said 119 W11! "01 ”CWT" anyone Who left hast 3 t
‘ 4 V ’ i l: ‘ P k" ' I” " B~ 0' hi '«i ‘ . ,1 w ‘ H 5“” M ‘ ny 1 ‘ E ‘, “ Pakistan betore March as a Pakistani national. He dev:
, . , ot ast a 1stan tor ast crigai st 1L lit lTkLLOlil P'k" . 1 _ ‘14) (W) t 'nd Past P‘ kstan ar‘ g .1
. I' ' . ‘ from West Pakistan ‘1 N‘H‘ .15 r“ “‘1‘ n ,‘S ‘1 . ‘ d 1‘ '. L said that it is a problem that should be solved by W“
~ ‘ .' » ‘ ' ’ B ' al' d ‘ d 1000 miles apart With India in the middle.) the United Nations we
. . -' en is eteete : .. . ii . . i . .7 ,. . it . , ‘ , ‘_‘ “ _
‘ . . -' ll .1 ‘ 1 0 300 B ‘ 1 ; hh‘”“1”§ “Gd “Mum ”M arc‘apart. Th") dont Jha said his country does not expect aid from But
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’ - _ . P ‘ lcl sdlt tile (and f L;]:.cll.5 \\ \\ ‘l l c\cl: speak [.lL Same ldlligtldlgc. PAL-311d: h Illt‘ Ullltcd SIUICS. “C Stud relations between his our
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. g . .. _ . _ st mc1 IicI it”: it t i}t)s kn; 'c ‘ X g diis sticcccdct n Ixiiii ing up a national. unity }Li\:$t.ll upturn lollowmg indian Premier Indira Grandhi s . f
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.. ‘ - . ' _ ' n H k K x. L .L H . _ i L I‘”“‘\“““‘ ““‘ ”Nun: tntm ‘1‘ J ‘0 0113‘ 1‘ Jlia said the prime minister is ViSiting the major ins
' . ' core at the Bengali guerrillas. Jim \lilkt. \~01~.1u~.ggr_ut_ .- . .- .. . _ ow
. , ~ ll .11“ V x . > . , fl“ 7 It I 1 l 1 ,~ 1. l powers seeking help in using their influence. _
. . .i‘ s.i it .i.i '\ li.‘ le vars. casein: as \a‘ “nu 's 'r it e 9 Kurt .c‘ _' z ‘ ~
' ‘ , ' . ..i‘. .d .H i. k l . .. ., . . .t . . T .t 1 ~ “1‘! k E“) “.J ‘H H.‘ rcr» L k m: H” pressure. or whatever to bring about settlement oi p0
.- . ’ , .c. .ilnc ' 13‘} JTC -1‘:-'1‘~--1‘-‘: - 3 ~~ sh Tis‘v‘T‘V ct'uj‘tcc. "\yz‘iep tor the tirst time there “as a , , .. hu
- pom. ,. a. - H R ‘. .. . . . I ‘ . l" B ... the tension.
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.. .. » . ; l L ‘ 1 P1, » _ ~‘_ *‘\ {I 3“?” " ”‘ ;_I “lit } t “We want Pakistan to remain a strong. staole
' . ‘ ' . l‘tiici 'ilcillci :\ crcl\l.:l‘. \‘.ii'.‘<‘\'.\. “1‘ ;~ 571"-’ i (\l ' .' '7’} (3‘ ‘ L! . . .
. - ; . . L . 1 Visit... Ikaiimsn‘ 7‘1 a. {lulfiiull \\ t. [,1 1 country It is not good tor India to have troubled
. . ~ t , “'.’1i‘-"- gr '11s ":ir \ i‘i‘hlzte. confirm: i. ~- .
" ~ , " it [irk H ab " i r“ 1' j H L holders. .ilia said,
'~ . . ~"'~ *“‘1“J“‘ “n“‘nmh The ambassador could not say whether he felt
_ I. " . . - W 1 7 Charged “"11 treason there \yould he a \\ a1. He only said. “l hope there '
. I ,' _’ i. 2 ‘i\ est. Pakistani .‘r‘ticials arrested Muiibui soon is not a unit." “l
_ x ,. - ,- I after“ .1Tci\ for treason and charged 12in \yith Jha made the unexpected stop at UK yesterday pl
. . _' H ' VE N M v [S B w PRINT 1 0 Leading a reyolt against West Pakistan. on his way to a speaking engagement at Pikeville F'
. ',' ' . , 8‘ 0 SLIDES — o I "' & so 0 lira \y as asked it he believed .‘\lu_iibur was dead or College. '
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—> , '. ' -' ' t i‘” . U SCUUPON “6““ . By D' A' Matthews selecting candidates for the The suit also asked that 'p
" 3 '4 :Nifl‘ “S“:WMW : Assistant Managing Editor office by the Democratic and Secretary of State Ken Harper L
‘» " ‘~ ' '5" ' . ”“7“ mmflwws . TWO UK 13‘" PYOfCSSOTS tiled 3 Republican parties be declared be enjoined from certifying any Y
‘ .t .. . ’ , . i: M . 011155 WHO“ SUM Monday to TOTFC unconstitutional. candidates nominated by the
' ' . .. ‘ o - ~ ~ - ,. .» ~ ~ n-i-m mm c an Open primary for the specral The House seat has been two parties and that the L
I A . ~; ‘ ° ’ ; f: 1:: ‘2: 0 election .‘0 fill kentucky 5 (3th vacant since the death of John executive committees be kept t‘
I ' .'.- 7 ' i 7 i. . -. — ' ‘v - " ~» 149 122 ‘ CongresSional seat m the L‘~S- Watts Sept. 35. At present the from meeting. C
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. ' - - . ~ o W van _ . _. 0 ~ - - , - ~ l DL“ 4 Slimmiekapn ”Md by. The Republican committee
. . ~:' f .. - . . —. 3:99 5:33 » ' 1 3‘ . (fwd? lr flkd 5“” in LS- Governor Loure B. Nunn. ‘t i] Lex'n ton Monday” ni ht
‘_ j ; .v , ‘ ‘ , ~ . . - w 355 . 3 . District Court on behalf of three Want open election m“ ' 1 g. ‘ ~ g
' . . _, ‘ .‘ MAIL To. spE_ . Q. Q . _ Fayette County residents. who and chose Lieutenant Colonel
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: ‘ _ i ' . . are chosen in caucuses oi nominee.
'yj ‘ -‘ _ ‘ : executive committees or the Nutter. who has been in the ‘
3." I’ -,V g h - maior parties. The suit asks that army for H“ years. is the
. 3‘; I . f . . - C evy Chase COIN Laundry instead Nunn be ordered to call Secretary ot‘ the Army’s liaison 1
- . . ‘. -. , a general primary election to representative in Congress. He 1
‘ ~ ' g " ONd Dry Cieanlng pick candidates tor the office. has held that post tor three '
‘ ,‘ . The plaintiffs claim the years. ‘
' . . - ‘ ,‘ . OPEN AGA' N T selection oi candidates by part; _ The Democrats ml“, meet '
f . ' - : ’z' . . executive committees violates Tuesday in Lexington to sezect
' _' ~ ,. _ ‘_' w the one-man. one—vote mandate their nominee tor the sixth
u .‘ i I . 312 south AShIand 0? the Supreme Court because district seat. Democratic sources
. ‘ -- . . - " every county in the Sixth indicate it is almost certain State
, ' .1 ‘ HOURS: 7:45—10:33 WASH .25 Congressional district has an Representative William Curiin
_,- A f - ‘ SUNDAY-SATURDAY DRY .10 equal vote on the committees. will be that party‘s nominee.
f . ~ - '3 regardless or population. UK reactions
 ‘ ~I - 11le Young Democrats
fl" ' i; _ . chairman Jerry Springate said
= 7 . . ° Monday night “The people
-. . l e a a e er erVL< 'e should have a choice instead of
f . y I , y ' ' allowing backroom politicians to
. ' . _ ‘ ,~ ~ select the nominee. However.
A . , I NOVEMBER 19 — 6-30 p m
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.1 ' ° ° congressman and the
‘ , .y .1 , I. .. . congressional primary in May
'_ ‘ . [I _ . a emp e at srae will give the people a choice."
', , . ., . UK College Re ublican
' - ' ‘ . ‘- Mok Res nation f r Dinn r (26 - — ' ‘ ' ' ' - .. p
, ‘ . . e e s o e 6 3251) For rides meet at. 6.00 at either the Student Center Parking chairman Philip Dunnagan said
‘ - , 4. Lot or Hoggm Field Parking Lot. Monday he was in favor of the
- _~ . p . people having a voice in
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._ .' . . . y ,1, The PertWIllab Pa ers . However, he said he was not sure
g _ .- , . y y p by DOD R050 and Ron We'nberg gomg through the courts was the
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