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. Vol. LXXXIV, No.74 An mm! ‘Wt mp.” “no, 1901 University of Kentucky .1 . L
Tuesday, December 1, 1981 Lexington, Kentucky
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KSU ad hoc committee organ' I tt d ' e '
W— “Now is the time for council members to receive an ,
, , , . avalanche of letters . . . We urge you to let the members of - - - - -
l Senwrsefiwm no council on use aooooooo ioooo not you on on Legislative majority supports K SU In poll s
favor of KSU remaining a four-year university," the KSU
‘ I memorandum said. ———————————— developments, with an interim report go to Gov. John Y. Brown Jr., who -.'
Kentucky State University faculty members have in the meantime. Sen. Georgia Powers, D-mmsville. magi}: ”WW after three years and a final decision must decideif it is to be forwarded to
' organized a letter writing campaign in an effort to in- said yesterday l060f the 133 state 16815181t0f$ have Signed ‘3 55 h after five. federal officials.
. __ fluence the Council on Higher Education’s upcoming deci— 8 petition she Circulated calling for continued support 0‘ __________.._._—__— “If over the next five years the in- All other parts of Kentucky’s
sion concerning its futureas a four-year institution. KSU. according to the ASSOClated Press. stitution does not meet the educa- desegregation plan for public univer— _
The CHE will decide Thursday whether or not to adopt The petltlono addressed to CHE members. asks thet FRANKFORT, Ky. — An alter- tionai needs in the area, the needs of sities, ordered last January by the 0f-
the recommendation made by “5 minority affairs com- the council “comply mm the (federal) office 0f. CM] native proposal for Kentucky State state government, reduce costs and fice of Civil Rights, have been for-
” mime NOV- 12o0811in8f°rthe replacemeht 0‘ KSU WW} 8 h‘gh‘s mandate fiemhniihhseh Si“?! h“; ‘nsmumg be University that would keep thestate’s maintain stable enrollments, serious warded to the federal office except
iii UK-affiliated two-year “Capital 00"“th College." kept as a 4-year 5° 0°] W‘ t ad1 tion ° a compre 9"" only traditionally black university as consideration should be given to that dealing with KSU. ‘
5‘ KSU {80‘1“}? members and all members 0‘ the swe governmean program to prowde research, traimng a four-year institution, but with merging, closing or in some other ‘
‘9 universty’s Ad Hoc Coordinating Committee on Universi- and “Emcewsme andlmalgove’MEL substantial changes, was released way altering the imtitution and the 1 l
i ty Marketing (formed two weeks ago) issued a memoran— Any CHE recommendation 0“ the future 0‘ Kentucky yesterday. delivery of higher education pro- i 1
1 dum Nov. 23 to various community leaders and concerned State Umvel'Slt); mfizhh? :83:on hi] the gentucky The plan would require KSU to grams in Frankfort," the report said. i Owsle says I
.- citiaens asking that they protest against the recommenda- General Assemb y. w ls 0 us its pr eels ”we make m 81-0,. improvements in The plan m incorporate one of me i Y i
. ' tion to CHE members. ‘ See LEWERS‘ page 3 academic programs and in reducing major components of the Minority Af- 1 - - -
costs over the next five years and bet— fairs Committee‘s recommendation, i u n, ver 8 I tl es ' 5
WI ter serve the needs of state and local creation of an imtitute of government i .
. . ..-: government. to train state and local overnment !
' (“i i’ ' ’ The proposal was prepared by three officials. g i mus t Vie .
' members of the COuncil on Higher The authors of the plan said no addi- 1 -
Education, which meets Thursday to tionai state funds would be needed , for fundlng
L. L,. make a recommendation on the with the possible exception of some I .1
1 i ”*1, i - futureofKSU. physical plant improvements. They 1
I 1 ._ v i ' ' The council’s Minority Affairs Com-L said cost would have to be reduced MOREHEAD, Ky. (AP) - Ken- .
‘ . ’ " . mittee, created to draft a response to and leadership provided to make the tucky‘s public universities have 3
_ i la ’ " ‘ ‘ j a federal desegregation order, has necessary changes. legitimate funding needs but must _
l 1 , recommended closing KSU and turn- The plan calls for immediate compete with other “worthy
.' . .- -::" ' , " 5 ing it into a two-year community col- evaluation of existing academic pro- causes” for state resources, said a
' . ' '1" ' i 1' 1 , lege within theUKsystem. grams, with faculty and staff reduc- budget official Monday.
g v , ’ The latest plan was presented by tions asaresultof the evaluation, and Larry Owsley. executive assis-
~ ‘ I... / of. two members of that committee who a strenghtening of the masters pro- tant in the state Finance Depart-
: ’ 5 L « voted against the proposal —— Ray- graminpublic affairs. ment’s Office of Policy and ‘
' ‘E ‘ TI; ‘9»: I ’ ,_ mond Burse 0f Louisville and Donna Among the cost reduction measures Management, made the remark at
" 7 e; Moloney of Lexington — along with recommended are elimination of the a higher education symposium at
- “f " l ’ CHE chairman William McCann of school's intercollegiate football pro- Morehead State University.
. (a “e. .- Lexington. gram, sale of the East Campus — a Owsley said the Finance Depart-
' 1 ' his,“ ’ " '- The plan, known as “the con- former motel used as a dormitory - ment is comidering “all of the
’“" fl is, VI, , . solidated proposal," called the and termination of a lease for use of legitimate needs of state govern-
$1. ‘ hits I h i ’i ' recommendation by the Minority Af- the Frankfort (fivic Center by the ment"within availablerasources.
- 1 h L. X .. fairs Committee abrupt, although it school's basketballteams. “There are many considerations
. . . 3,, - said “the statm quo cannot be main- The plan also recommends tin-nuig and we need a clear articulation of
" .. , . tained at KSU. Substantial change a closed dormitory into a federally- what is most important," he said.
ii " 1, 3‘. ' ‘ . L 1 _ mustbeaccomplished..." funded research facility and demoli~ “Higher education must make is
- r i 1. “1.; W: “five The proposal calls for setting 8 tion of a second closed dormitory. case and it needs to be as united as e
. ‘1 L '12; "t . ' ' 1 timetable and for close monitoring of The council’s action Thursday will possible."
‘ " ‘ , ' , _;5 ,j‘. g ' formed public d to" on higher
.. ‘ h "g \ £§eia so“ 55* glow 1 A to pay for Ebony education issues relatedtofinandal
‘ 1 _. _ ,,__1 . f 31.1: L“ ., 1 “9% . ed'tor to speak at U K i controversial plan recently submit-
a _, ,L . ‘;&W o ‘71: 1 «:11 , W j . g}; 1 led by the state C .1 m Highs.
' e *1 ”2‘ , L o .-: 5 Education, but did sa that his
' h: '1; . _.__——————— said Education Senator Bernard Orr department will submll its own
.1 1 1 . 1 1 1111: 11 . 1 __1 By NANCY E. paws in jest budget recommemfiom alml
' ""“"" i , “‘39:* ago? kw 4 '_ Senior Staff Wnter Several senators urged passage 0f with the council’s to the governor.
- i 1 .. 1 - L 4 - - ~¥f5‘z'..;;_,,. " » - M_____ the bill, especially after debate over He said Atkins m not support
M g 3“?” ’ 1 . ~* 1331“” ,.. We no, 1 f3 . ,s . - ' 1 finding less expensive accommoda- 1 increased funding of specific
je‘if‘i‘fifh “h“ 3?, . _ if: e‘ . -_ ’2' ' , After lwfithy “CF-“51°“ 0" the “one for heme,“ than "lose originally . universities at the expense of other
”gator... . e . -” ~ ~ Jmtlflcallm of spendllig over $3.500 planned. Don t target lust one group I imtituu'ons in the state’s higher
‘ ‘i‘i’mwoow... , , a [57’ 15 ,1 ~ . onaspeaker for Black History Month, to be there," said Senator-at-Large leducation system.
- . hf N U i i «fig " owe _, . I ' the Student Association passed a bill Mike Scott in response to Cox‘s ques- i Owsl w thef tured speaker
' ._ ~ - ° 3 New :. .. -""“=‘o. ’33th r “ o . t ‘ts te meeti last t' “(Th Minorit and Third World ‘ ey- as ea - -
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1 1 11 ‘1 1 1 as...» .. stages ,..¢mm L, night to bring [crone Bennett, senior Affairs Conunittee) deserve to have symposmm called “Kentucky
y: . 1 11 , 1 . ..1. ”m" -.1.111 Kg. j~. editor of Ebony magazine, tocampus. the money just as much as any other ‘ Higher Education in the ‘805: The
' ” 3:31? 5‘2", _ 1 11 3 1 “a Senator-at-large Bill Cox question- group. Dicker-ing over $30 isn't the l Promise of Renewal Or the Politics
the “View s . ‘ ' * ed the jistification of spending over thing." _ 1 1 l “gamma"
, By GARY LANDERS/Keniel staff $3,500 when “only three percent of the Kevin Wagner, chairman of Minori- [ US Rep. Carl Perkins, D-
W' ' S I students“ mishtattelldthespeech. ty and Third World Affairs, said his I mm1 chum of me Hm
. INHIng ty 9 “Willitbeall blacks (attending the committee would try to make Ben- Education and Labor Committee,
' there be whites and ’ peech the hi ‘ t of Black
Lady Kate guard Patti Joe Hedges drives around University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Mocette Lisa Relf during the fishypzrpetléle there?" he asked. 253;; Month, winchhlllrisll‘ be held in wnaietsicehildlsutsddetztsapeakidl $510313?“ i
L-Kat's 82-51 win last nigh. See story, more photos on page 5. “No, you have to be black to go," See "SA." page 3 fifl Q ‘ ,1
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\‘ ?: ————-—-—-—- “See that big telephone cable. We Brooks was in the military police, A ir of blue suede shoes have \ l 1 i : :3 " ‘
z firefly?" usually have squirrels on there mor- what he called "the dirty part of the beenpzolored with a crayon below §\ .: l L . i.
1, oc1a e or ning and night." Army.“ Brooks' nameplate on his door. He " ’ ' jg ; 5‘
____——————__ He palms “This is nice here.” he He has three children: two laughs a little as he glances toward I l 1 i 5 ‘
. . said. daughters in Milwaukee and a son in the drawin . He calls it “'ist a ' ke. ? j
‘ , They have seen lots of Thanksgiv- His favorite pastime, he said, is the Army, stationed in Germany. A nurse drgw them’ he said. 132]] i I l I
1 l mg Days come and go. And. In thh; “to pick at all the nurses. 1 have to “My youngest daughter calls me goes back to when “They were jist , K
‘ sunset 0f the" lives they know t 9 keep them smiling." he grins a little every Sunday," Brooks said.He had wanting me to go out on the town l '2 ‘
l is a ‘0‘ to be thankful for. , mischievomly. “One comes in look- raised the three children virtually by with them, and I said I couldn‘t go o i 1
. . ‘ They 100* for ‘t m reminiscences ing a little sour, and I say let’s himself since his wife left him in became I didn't have my blue suede '
i °f days 33"": by' “mam“gs has“ smile." 1967, he said. Show" 1' . . .
, Oh the iriside,1they “9‘ young. 0" He smiles as he speaks. and his Brooks suffers from emphysema, A nurse brings Brooks his medica- ii ’ .'
the outsrde, Victunsof time. Only the eyes crinkle at the corners. “The a chronic lung condition, that he tion at 3:45 pm, and he winks and . '3 ' ,
wrinkles m the" 3'0" and 5'9“" one that keeps us all smiling" keeps discovered he had in 1954. He said calls her his favorite. He had joked . , ‘ l -
may "‘mmemhet'.“ 'he'.’ 8“ him smiling. he said- He points no the doctors attributed the cause of earlier with her about having “so i . ,
1“ Room 5 of “he 3.1““th ward, and his eyes slowly follow his the disease to his heavy smoking, much turkey on my hot plate until it ’ 5 ' ., , g ‘
' Home, “22 Oak “in ”1"“ a man index “"861 “That man up me." but Brooks said there were other was running out my ears." . , "i ‘
11 - Sits in a wheelchair gazing out his Before coming to Miller‘s 22 mon- factors involved. in Thanksgivings past. B l - 1 1 -1
_, . bedroom Window into the gloomy ths ago, Brooks had lived “in and “Back in my younger days i med said he had never shot his own \{p _
late “W" The gloom stays on around Whom for 25 years.‘ to run a jackhammer building roads turkey for the family‘s Thanksgian ' ‘..4 ,
the outside for huh" Most Of the Kentucky is “home sweet home to back in the mountains, and you get a dinner. “If they had been out there, \ “ Q ‘ Q‘
m“ h‘ “we." in“ cm“ W me." he said. lot of diet there. . . l also worked in I'd been hunting them." he said. “I ‘ ' ,- ‘3
' ' ‘hd grins a grln that stretches all BN0” spent three years overseas a chair factory and inhaled quite a can use a bow and arrow or a rifle \ \g _ ‘ r 5 . k
h” “y "Fm“ “‘3 “ce' whim in the Army — “ulree solid years bit of those chemicals,“ he said. “I either." ~ . ‘ s
’ “mm a “he 3““ "mm "hm“ ‘° without a furlough“ - and said the don‘t think it was just smoking that But this Thanksgiving Day he had v" \ ‘5
"{‘feh “fly “ mm“ r" “f ”em difference between being in Ken- done it. It had a lot of help alone the a particular wish that went a little . _ o
. ' . I “he ‘9, ”3' “h” I c” '°° m‘w' tucky and travelins across the road.“ beyond being able to shoot his own A “ ‘ 3 »
“‘3 hm" ”'d “yehhd Whh'd Pacific is “like the difference A white plastic container sits on turkey. He said he just wanted “to 1 \ ‘ «z.
. Brooks. 1| twinkle in his eye. between snow and ice cream. You his chest of drawers and serves as see everybody happy." ‘ 11
“New" 3,0" “Um? ‘m‘ "““83- can take the guy out of Kentucky. his spitoon. His habit of chewing . 1 . :4;-
_. ' Birth. sqmrrelo. , but you can‘t take the Kentucky out tobacco "turns too many people . n ,1 31 .
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1' 3 . ~ , , Two men connected with the International Society of Krishna Con- the hall and teasing the nurses. He watching I fOO‘bflll game. She stares ., 1 ‘ 1
.. eclouanou were on camp“! yesterday distributing album. to UK said when he sits the-e, he is in his off a little, her eyes sometimes ap- ~ ' . .
' ‘ ' . ' students. See nary onpa‘e three. ““th booth" pouring a little glazed from bd’llnd By DAVID COOPER/WM _ ‘
Columnist looks of pre-uaon polls. See story on page nix. His chuckle drops to almost 8 her black- ramed glasses. Watchlig the birds and squirrels on the telqhoue wire “aide Ms M b a ' 1 ’ ’ ,
I 7 ’ s whiqu and then he winks. See " HANKSGIVING." PIS? ‘ full-time occupation for 5-year-old Willard Brooks. disabled by enflylera. 1 1
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book 0! their deeds. the book 0f their words comes to painting and sculpture. No showing ‘. d} fresh/$3. . '
and the boot 0f their out Not one Of these ot this kind has ever been displayed in the l f?-— \ W g l ‘ a.
others. but 0f the three the only lruleO'lhy the public. :' W 00 _ 3?‘ g ’. m
one is the lost- ” , It is important to see such works in their ' at” l; n
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life since the first likenesses of animals were distorted in reproduction Seeing works from i ; " ; - in
stressed in his series. itisan important Part of have changed through time %
whatgives man his civilization. . Though appreciation is subjective, all has 3 g 3 ‘
. Art is the language of the soul for It ex- several universalitios which make it relevant Cit ' ”‘l‘ l ‘-
oresses the feelings which transcend words to all mankind. It can be a means of com- : a. a ;.
whether ll be ”We" Beell‘m'e“ “N"‘ll‘ habitation, instruction, escape and Pleasure t C?" ton
Symphony" or da Vinci’s “Last Supper", , Also as critic Edmund Wilson wrote, “Art is E ' 5 Few
eurrehlly 0" display al "‘6 All .Mueeumr 6" In obtaining the collection. the University E . ‘1} t are;
hiblls these qualitles- The sh°w ls Vllel l0 "‘9 has added some national credibility since it is i f : s i. *i i he l
artistic education of the community because it the first university to show it and Pmbahly the t ’ , . E l John
. ‘ allows People t0 experience firsthand the litm- last for some time. i . . ; him
“‘0’“ the 135”“ “““lm- state to see the collection mere money will be t . d . f l 3113
For the first time, people from Kentucky coming into area coffers. E.‘ ... :::z::::::::::'--:::::::::::::::::::::::"'..... . \; , g As
won'thave to go out of state in order to View an In a time where people are worried that 3 L? o 53%};3‘ ngL‘s/Z A-VA n, .5 . _ $ gran
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exhibition of this size or range has ever been tional standards, it is a relief to see the _- l prog‘
seen in Lexington. 1 ha University exhibit some sense and quality in NS PlCTURE '5 "01' PART of THE ARMMD WMER _-. 2::
Though Lexington’s cultura awareness s decidjn where the mone is to be spent. —-—-~ , ,
g y COLLECTIONQ WHICH lS JtBT 0'5 or THE MANY fl » 1 gig;
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l I f a. . Just ask any public official or figure. m remember the great time I had at the, mule
I ‘ ‘ Nearly everyone I can think of is hav- 0 a Peach Bowl. Fran, I m sure there is . l Dean
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l it fit J i . \ Fran Curci: Out of all of the troubl- Yet the ad hoc committee, in firing Otis . Singletaryz Here’s . another ._ k
l u}, ‘. #4“ ‘ \ ed public figures 1 can think of, Curci, complained of a lack of man With troubles. Aumveiblty presl- : .
. WI .1 {7’ “ é , Fran’s troubles are best known to UK discipline. Remember, the rape case dent always has troubles, specially if : ‘
‘ l' ’/ ' \\ students. He thinks the University occurred in 1979. Curci’s contract was heismKentucky today. ' .’ ' ‘0
. I r '"l‘ 1 ~ WE MCEPT \ dealthimarawdeal. lagree. renewed in 1%0. Why wasn‘t this Recent flmlSS are part Of his W0- ~ - OI
: I .... . . \ brought up then? blem. Sending Curci and “E TObflCCO '
\ t.“ ._ V/JA . \ He has a right to be angry about the Curci has also claimed that the fir- Health and Research lnstitute’s 97- . cl
l r '. ) we . way Otis Singletary and the ing was political. He didn’t mention Gary, Huber into. unemployment ; l
, , l/ A .1. ‘ .‘. \ .. . ‘ ”kangaroo" committee chose to ter- the govemor’s name in his statement m” help the Umvel my 5 image I ' Jc
/ I ’ l. .9. .‘ \l. 'm i minate his contract. In recommen- released to the press Friday, but 1 much. And, incasesorneof you have 2
. . ." ' ‘— ding that Curci be fired, the ad hoc think it is important to remember forgotten, the Umverslty needs more . to
'I U ~. ‘ h committee cited several off-field in- that John Y. Brown tried to get the funding. (Remember the rally? YOU I a:
V ' cidents involving UK football players. football coach removed a few months do know that there was a rally here, 1 l B
" ' W Those incidents, among other things, ago. I wonder if Brown has made any don’t-you. 1‘ wouldn’t surprise me if : l r
; .. ,4 mr included a 1979 rape case. calls toGeorge Allai lately? some 5 you are 5“" unaware "lit It : l vc
—-————~——————————-————-———~— Eight players were questioned in Sure,Curci's career atUKhasbeen evertookplace.) . 3 ‘. sa
'1 ' ' connection with the case. I remember like a roller coaster. Maybe it is time Singletary has James 0- K1118. a 5 ;
Han m s Shmenng 0f amleuc ”Ingram that case well. The alleged rape vic- for him to be replaced. I agree with spectal assmtant, working With our - j
tim, according to some accounts. had him, however. when he says the com- state 168151820” ‘0 get more funding i ' r-r
' a , stayed in the football players dorm mittee showed "no class.” Firing by for UK lets hope he can set the g '
destro ed much of his followers support toronertworosoesssne sweetness anemone disenchanted. . .
the eight players, despitethefact that which led to it should not have been Local public figures aren t the only 1 l ‘
. 47-51-2. Fran Curci loam UK with Wm case, all involving the agrand Jury did not return any indict- started until after the season was {’35: fimmlgiés. Just take a I‘ I
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'r White Home Conference on ng began ." Pornographic movies or close theaters 3 Wing teams equal in all “objective” respects except ‘ .. ' ‘ ‘ , ’ 2 . » :
i 1 search for solutions to the Problems of 500181 such films, do not have to prove “beyond a thelevelofacceptable competition. .. «gwwfv - é. , : .
i ' . Security and other programs for theelderly. reasonable doubt" the movies are obscene, the ,, Declined to hear an appeal of a lower cou