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Vol. LXXII, No. '34 Ker e] l'niversity of Kentucky
Tuesday, April I. I980 an independent student newspaper ' Lexington. Kentucky
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By The Associated Press the eve of the important Wisconsin ‘ ° * _;> t" : Th5“,
Democratic primary where Carter is .- , ' Zr,
President Carter‘s press secretary challenged by Sen. Edward M. ‘ . "‘0
hinted yesterday that the Iranian Kennedy. . .
' . government may announce today that The White House spokesman cited l '
American hostages are being removed reports that Bani-Sadr will make a - if a . .
from the control of student militants. public announcement today. presuma— ‘ , ' _ .
Press Secretary Jody Powell said bly‘ relating to the Revolutionary . (4.22:?
Caner will "make an appropriate Council's decisions involving the t , i ,I/
1 statement to the American people“fol- captives. ,3 -' _ _
I lowing the anticipated word from In any event. the spokesman said. . i . . '4 I .g , .- ‘5
Tehran _ _ _ no new moves would be announced ”MW ream . . - ., .,.. . V . . i
Meanwhile-Vin Iran. President Abo" without the approval of revolutionary ' ".1 . ,fl W WV .. ' .2 , .
hassan Bdnl'bédf ”‘S‘W‘th representa- leader Ayatollah Ruhoilah Khomeni. " I“ IV ' H 32%;;
“V“ of ”l“ ("5‘ Embassy‘militants The developments. following two I a
yesterday m an apparent rm} to p,”- secret messages sent by (‘artcrto Bani- ‘ 333'
suade or pressure them ”“0 handing Sadr in recent days. were the strongest 2
their 50 American hostages o\er to signals in weeks of an impending new 5% a ., .
. Iranian government control. . turn in the confrontation. 4'
In fact. Powell “WW that Iran 5 Some reports. officially denied in ‘ '
Revolutionary Councilapparently ha” Tehran. said the council decided by a .553? ... ..
been m extended “won for the past 7-6 vote Sunday night to seek govern~ i .
two days and ha” addressed the ques- mcnt custody of the hostages. Bani~ ’ . , " 9;
iron 0f the hostages. . Sadr said the council did make a .1; , .. ..
(arter postponed a scheduled decision on the crisis Sunday. but he '
speech at a national conference of the gaye no details. ' I . . ‘ .
AFL-(‘IO Building and (‘onstruction B.‘ \VMNL Kl Bit/Kernel Stiff
Trades Department. and summoned The Moslem radicals. who have Dance prance ‘
key nationalsecurityadyiscrsandcon- occupied the embassy since Nov. 4. .
gressional leaders m discuss possrble balked earlier this month when the Pat Robertson and Beth Kouris. right foreground. and Kathy Mink and Jeff (’enter‘s‘ Great Hall. This routine was one ofseveral that the club put ondur- I
, retaliatory m‘asum “ga'ml Iran “the Revolutionary Council med i0 take Avres. left background. participate as part of the [K Dancers in the Student ing the performance.
Tehran g0\Crnan[ does not move control of their American captives. At ' ‘
toward resoliing the 5-month-old that time they sought a direct order
‘ crisis. from Khomeini for the transfer. but ' . ' .
Sen. Bob Packwood. one of those the ayatollah would not issue one. In, 6 ml _ rl
who met with Carter. used the word Bani-Sadr. who appears eager to .
“deadline" in talking about Carter's end the crisis. has made clearhisimpa-
" plans but would not say ifthcthe presi~ tience with the militants and their
dent had revealed exactly what be repeated defiance of Iranian authori- By DAVID COOPER tifier for the school." by the Wingcs Co. parking lot that will accompany the
intended to do. ties. He has dcnouncedthem as “dicta- Reporter The plaza will be located directly Marshall said other work such as StUdeht (‘enter expansion. t5 3“ area .
“Tomorrow is the deadline and tors" and a “government within 3 across from Memorial Coliseum and landscaping and electrical wiring will about the size of a football field.
. . tomorrow hewill announce What he is government." . . Although the Student Center intersected by the . broad walk that be done by UniverSity' employees Marshall produced plans showing .
- gorng to do. the Oregon Republican The Foreign MIhlStry Sp0kesman expamion appears to be bigproyecton extends IrOm Izuclld Arthur: t0 the Uhds‘t the Supfr‘iStOh 0f the Design the flag plaza occupying a corner of
said. “I think he has decided in hisown said the newsteps being considered by campus, two University officials say I‘unkhouser building. and Construction Division. Cost esti- one end zone. This open area will be ‘
mind that tomorrow is the deadline.“ Iranianauthorities would reduceL.S.- they hope that the flag plaza now Local architect James B. I‘titns mates Of these I’FOJet-‘tS were hht available for band practice as well as
Sen. ‘Jacob Javits. a New \ork Iran tensions but would not end the under construction will proyide a designed the plaza. and according to available. _ . recreational activities.
, Republican. said that “this is the hostage crisis. He noted that Kho- much needed “local pornt“ for north Clifton Marshall head of [ms design After completion. the plaza will
. ' moment of truth for us and ourallies," meini says the new Iranian l’arlia- campus. and construction'division its com‘ple- hi“? a loading zone that Wt“ thCOTPO' HOWCVCE Blanton said construction .
. ‘ However. he declined to label the ment. not expected to convene until “It‘s an outgrowth of the Fine Arts tion date i3 set for mid-April The PTO‘ rate the day and night bus routes. will eventually take place in this area.
development as an “ultimatum." late May or June. must dCCIdC the building." said Jack Blanton. vice iect was scheduled {m completion by Iiour “385 “”1 surround the lands- hm hm for a number or years. .
“As we all know."he said.“thingsin Americans‘ fate. president for business affairs. when Tech I i but was held up due to bad caped plaza, The US. and KChtUCkY Blanton said thC plaza ShOUld “01
Iran don‘t moye particularly on But US. officials believe transfer— describing the plaza. "It will enhance weather ‘ flags “I” be amongthe four. Theother only increase campus beauty and Pro‘
schedule.“ ring the hostages to the government‘s the aesthetics ofthe Fine Arts building ' ”V0 are Stl“ under consideration. vide 3 “focal POtht" for UK‘ hUt 8150 ,
The Powell statementand a flurry of control would lessen thethrcat to their and provide a focal point for the Uni- The $l04.500 was appropriated for The recreational space. left after serve a practical purpose for commut-
activity' associated with Iran. came on safety and facilitate negotiations. versity. We hope it will beagood iden- the concrete work. which is being done COHStTUCtiOn fit the P1313 and thC new mg SIUants.
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- inflation is on the line in the revised l‘slttl budget G enerlc d ru 3
‘ natlon unveiled yesterday.
' loca' NEW YORK‘S HUNDREDS of thousands 0' > They know that nothing they"\c done so far has
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POLICE ()H-K‘IIRS get their share of strange straphangers wondered what chaos the “mm? inflation. and the budget prmides one last chance Proponents Of them argue that IBSS COSTS
" requests. but the management of a local motel had "light bring as‘ncgotiationswentdowntot‘hewirelast before the November elections.
really ba—ah—ad news early Sunday. A full-grown night in an effort to had G“ the m“ s “N transrt ('arter‘s record on inflation may not be the donii- - -
female sheep was wandering about the Continental strike m M years. . _ nant consideration for voters in ciiher the primarv or dOES not necessarily mean /988 qua/NY
Inn. The people who Cl'mh. aboard ”may“ and buses general elections. but polls said it is a factor. '
“It had been in room l23."said Henrv [)aiis.direc- 55 million times ”Ch dd} were ”Wig to ligure out His advisers admit there is a credibility problem. , . .
‘0‘ hi lht‘ htlmitht‘ WWW “hh “usimhtdfit‘d h} howthey might get 1.0 work as the midnightdeadline One key adviser. who did not want to bcvldt’mllilt‘d. By TAMMY MORRIS route 0f adm‘mflmwn (taken by ‘ .
‘ ‘ police. approached for the 3m“ by 35'0“) transit wowrkcrs. said hc'frequcntly is asked by a distrustful public why “”0”“ mouth or injected). be expected m
Davis said the ewe was cornered in a bathroom. lhe long island Ra]! Road. “hmh boards 2'0'900 Carter should be believed now when past promises to release the same amount 0f dTUg ”"0
“but it got out of there and we picked it up around the 2:15;: 3:12:32}1::332elwgred m negotiations to curb inflation haye failed to produce results. Under Kentucky law. pharmacists the bOd." i“ the same rate and to effect
S)“T'nlitrrntii'iizrri‘aoltizilsrieriiigood health yesterday and Davis A Citywide transit shutdown M“ expected to cost world are "filmed ‘uj SUbStltUte ah HPPTQVCd 51:20:}: indifT:rsflnchoEiyytalgtzugtagllgf
. urged its owner to claim it ' ‘ ' ‘ the city $|4fl million a day in various business losses, generic Cquryalent for a prescribed h' ‘ y k . ‘ ' ‘
in the addition to the loss of the 5.5 million Sit-cent PRESIDENT LEONID [_ BREZHNEV. looking drug time-‘5 the PhYSIC'an Spam“ 5 ape and pac 33mg"
fares daily. fit in his first public appearance in four Mott. no substitution or the consumer does H‘OW mUCh canva consumer save by
State . ‘ ‘ . received his country‘s highest literary award yesterday "OI “itht the generic drug. buying a lower-priced generic product
' THE HOI'SI-Z yesterday concurred in the adminis- gofttll'titizgalgrfTflsl‘QTfteOtlTrhtiii‘rcicih :flihthzzgrd for his memoirs. In an acceptance speech in “high he Although proponents 9f the law that FDA has approved as bun-8 the-
tration‘s \eryion of a revised workmen‘s com ens: . Adolf Hitler‘s dreams of Ar an su erioritv died es- seemed to stumble slightly, the aging leader “Nd ”the claim that '1 ‘0“ch prescription drug rapcutically equtvalcnt to higher-
. P “ y g p —- y facts of recent times require us to keep our powder costs for consumers some harma- priced versions? One example is the
tron. sending one of the mayor bills of the session to lerday 0f lung cancer. He was 66. dry." . , ‘ p _ t ‘I' b .
(ioy. John Y. Brown Jr for his signature “Perhaps no athlete better symbolized the human To 9 » tl d , d d h l , l‘ crsts 5““ preferthe brand name drugs. common ranqur IICI‘ mcpro amate m
By 57-38 afcr a two-hour debate. the House struggle against tyranny. pmcrty and usual bigotry" p" one ca ers attcn c ‘ cg lmnvngilculwd Some argue that the higher prices ZOO-milligram tablets. ,
. . ‘ , ‘ . ' Kremlin ceremony marking the formal awarding of , -_ ‘ Under brand names the tran ur-
apprmed Amendment .No. 4passcd by the Senate last than Owens. President Carter said In a statement me [mm Pm: In literature. paid for brand namedrugsisdue tothe . - _ ‘I
, Saturday in a similar marathon session. » issued in Washington. Both Brunet. 73 and Smm Pram“ Mum \ need for the manufacturer to recmcr liler sells wholesale ’for 5.1.50. per
The Brown measure. embodied in the amendment. After the I936 (iames. Owens became the measure Kosygin. 76. whoals‘oappearcd at ”K, ccrcmom had hcaiy rcscarcli and deyclopment costs, hundred. but a generic versron is 94
puts an eight-year cap on permanent partial disability to which other athletes were compared As an ama- prompted renewed speculation “mu! mm health 1W Iiowcscr. Bob Hushtntin. extension cents PCT hUthCd- The most often
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the highest premiums ”-1 {h‘e "amm- . p 3 8 ‘ ‘ ‘ * Parliament of the Russian Federation. largest ofthe I‘K College of Agriculture. pornts out “hé’lesa: :YCIdft’r ”ICC ”I; P“?
' La'ndcrthe currentlaw.anumberoliniured workers ROGER STAl'BA(‘H. barring a last-minute ISBPTOVInC? making up the Sim“ l nion . that consumers actually pay more for un er. I e ran name as un er I e
. . . relhncv 5 speech dealt primarily with the t ommti- ad\ertisin than research. generic name
. in that category can receive benefits for lifc‘ change of heart. was expected to retiretomorrowafter nist Party‘s mission tocducate and thSP'rt‘ the ,n I“ 1 “Y 8| b a\c ‘ordin to I‘lashman consumers
H years “f"h the Dallas ("“0" '" "hie" h“ became mission he said had motivated his \Vrliltlgy I I ' br- , pupa» J {ICTWT fihyfn .W” Ur} atiii ftiriher inc drug expenses by iisk-
THE STATE SENATE refused yesterday to go the highest-rated passer in National Football League The Lenin literary prize ls awarded by the ( 0mm, I‘hl“ "“_“ :1 lf’ll‘ ' {ifs mwbhf“ ‘ in their doctor to rescribc a drug in
along with a House suggestion that Kentucky's regu- history. . nist Party Central (‘ommrtteeandthc (‘ouncilof NINJA L_ “Tami“ rug d“ O ers su Sid"- g - .- p ' '
- , Staubachs announcement was ex cted between - . - tial 88H“ s to consumers es eiall ' quantity ifth€y1lh€t3klhgtt f0”"°"8
lations on hazardous wastes be no more stringentthan , , pe . isters. Traditionally awarded to professional WHICH g ‘ pe ) - . a . -
federal requirements " pm, and I2 30 pm EST 3' Texas Stadium. and poets the prin never before had been given ion the elderly who pay 25 percent or the “me But. h? said that It Is important
The l9-I8 vote come on a motion not toconcurin a The 38-year-old Staubach. who Has guided Dallas Soviet president It Is highly coveted by Soviet “mm nation's annual drug bill.” to ChCCk expiration dates 0" the drugs
House amendment to Senate Bill 268. to two Super Bowl victories. won his fourth league ‘ ’ Hashman explained that an before buying in quantity.
As originally passed hyihe Senatc.thc siiirepcaicd pass'f‘"”'°'“ "mm" h‘a'mmlpflsomnyan'cd weather "Dermot .t'a‘n'a‘ria‘ Commie"! is one Hmma" “"0 “Wm“ “mm“
a Kentucky lawthat mandates the state's regulations the ("Whom m an ”'5 record and the “5m." n". 'I ' - a' i . ' .ii..i ltziiy \ti'Wlltlailillrxtii “”1 \ht‘PP'hb‘ 9”th by PhOhC or in
be no more strict than those written by the federal :12: championship Ohm National hm‘ham‘mm‘ THERE IS HOP}. inr oiir \bt‘d'llt.‘ :iat» i . ...1 :.'.;.t iih being“therapeutically person. ”W generic drug law only
govcmmcni. ' Partly cloudytoday with highs nearbOs. lake advan— equnalcnt." requires pharmacists to fill the pres-
_Thc House amendment negated the repealand pro- tag: of it because it is going to get cloudier tonight To be regarded as therapeutically cription with the least expensive
Vldcld Lorfthc adoption of interim state regulations PRESIDENT CARTER and hiseconomicadvisers with I chance of rain or thunderstorms tomorrow. equivalent drug products must' con- generic they have in stock.
um I e edcral regulations are wntten. know the credibility of their commitment to control The highs wrll again reach into the 60s tain the same active ingredient. be “You‘d be surprised to find out how
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._ - ' «ted in government that the vast the idea of a lottery for basketball b I "K;
3 . l'. .s trine vv». s!all;'il tho-tutti «it :iiaiorttv have chosen not tochoose at tickets. lhis issue was mighty impor-
' s!.ltl'e'lll go'.ertiitv."':i hi .ot’L‘ix \ .-'t- r}. and 'l‘ice‘allrflrltlle‘se‘llll‘ihllll:lttrlhc 12ml to everyone only weeks ago. but W
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f i mm "“9 ‘“ “IMCM‘T‘: "7 "“t‘lllN Student organi/atrons come and go.
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' 1” L"\l‘i‘li'l‘rl’lll W'” 3??? H’s-1 ‘7 “’1' ester; lli e'irros.t.g. eliotet should be entcd Whether they are an effective
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\i‘Ull?‘ MW."- <7“ 4 ”RN Ullllilt ”3 than vveeuirentlv have We‘d get more against specific causes. l'hconlv reallv lom Liram. In a word. dedication. should seek out the {UH story from
. aduit l.r."itlllcs tv‘neii 'hc'r‘ s llsls “Imp.- “my”... vvrth “mum mm influential groups are the well'organ- 3 ”‘0" 3” “om“ PWPIC who “091d Let metellvoua story. Last year l'om both sides before renderingarighteous
3 involved \lonev does not have to he ...g-nt and stllld, praerreal ideas lhose i/ed fraternities and sororities. hardly “kc tochangc studentgovernmcnt. LO ran onaticketalongwith |0 otherpeo- Judgment." and simply refrain from
. included. the idea 'hat the oriteoriie is “for run to: tittiee novv represent nar~ representative of the universitv as 3.; improve as credibility and communi- ple. h “'35 hi5 duty ‘0 print the signs. judgment until he '5 better informed.
3‘ ‘ 3. . unkiiovvri .llllitels .r eirivrtl bv user: 1..“ crimson and have pipe drearnslor whole It is not their fault thevfdeter- calltmh “ith the students and to work at the polls and to put up the _. 3 3 .
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-“ .r d -- H N from s ".L tuL-M- ideas mine the election year after year. It I. represent more effectively the student signs. NO one worked df Ct t an t' f th S . t L' . lb 1' 33 h
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' i l H W “N “I”! “‘i‘ will“ I” 'ff' :‘t lottery may not seem to be the same people “h" PUhllSth an infor~ only one “0‘ elected. Disappointed? “0P muc pre er “mg ere. ere.
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. . primaries. ire \viitiltl nor pa; iriritii merit. but for now it I. the best path for make an intelligent decision in choos- involved in the PR committee. where tion restrictions lhenafterafew 'ears
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