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OAK Honors UK Fellows of l987
_     It New UK Fellows honored at the annual
,, rm  ;“ "`      Development black-tie dinner num- ‘
_    W"     `‘». 1   bered 174. There are now more than I
»»_ » *  5 1,600 Fellows who have contributed or
 fi: V  to   "       pledged $34 million to the University
{o ; ; {       STHCC the pI`OgI`3.ITl began    
  ,x J ;,  ·  Ygit  _   This year’s honorees are Richard W.
 _A; ma I     Adams, Madisonville; Ann Aldridge,
      i Len Aldridge, Marla Aldridge, Mon-
` V  V   ica Aldridge, Roger Aldridge, Kirtley
A _1   B. Amos, Raleigh R. Archer, all of
  Lexington; William H., jr. and
  ` Corinna C. Balden, Danville; Dale Bal-
Joseph Boyd FOUGSTC; POQUG dwin, Robert E. Ballard, Theodore B,
Bates, Larry K. Baumgardner, all of
joseph A. Boyd, retired chairman and Boyd was elected president of Harris Lexington; Richard A. and Martha B.
chief executive oflicer of the Harris Corp. in 1972. In 1978 he became Bean, Louisville.
Corporation and a graduate ofthe Uni- chairman and chief executive officer. Ken and Susan Beard, Oak Brook, »
versity, was honored as an Outstand- He retired from the position of CEO in Indiana; Hallie Day Blackburn, Dry  
ing Alumnus of Kentucky by the Ken- March 1986 and recently retired from Ridge; Herman A. Blair, Lexington;  
tucky Advocates for Higher Education. the chairman’s position. _ Philip W. and Susan B. Block, Atlanta, `
The ()AK (Outstanding Alumnus of Harris Corp., based in Melbourne, Georgia; William B. Blount, Lexing-
Kentucky) Award recognizes alumni Fla., is a high-technology producer of ton; Leland W. Brannan, Ft. Myers,
from Kentucky’s various institutions of communication and information pro- Florida; Edward T. Breathitt, Lexing-
higher education for a distinguished cessing equipment with more than ton;Bruce E. Burnett, Lexington; Law- i
career and continuing attachment to 24,000 employees in the U.S. and rence K. Butcher, Pineville; janet G. T
their alma matcr. The awards, to be abroad, Company sales for 1987 topped Carter, Lexington; james B. Cash,
presented biennually, included six hon- $$2 billion. Lexington; Kenneth M. and Mary Sue
orees this inaugural year. Another UK alumnus, Forrest Coleman, Lexington.
Boyd, a native of Oscar, Ky., near Pogue, was honored in the name of Leslie Combs ll; Lexington;John B_ ·
Paducah, is also a member ofthe UK Murray State University, his under- and Wanda M_ Conrad; Lexington;
llall of Distinguished Alumni and a graduate alma mater. Byuee I-{_ Crant; Lexington; M_ Doug-
UK Fellow. He was the director of the George C. las Cunningham; Lexington; Margrito .
He graduated from UK in 1950 with l\/larshall Research Foundation as well M_ Davis; Lexington; Suvas and ‘
hachclor`s and master”s degrees in as director of the Marshall Library in Nirinala Desai; Lexington; James E_
electrical engineering, then earned Zl LeXington,V21.fOrm8I1yyC21TS. and Rebecca L, Dockter, Alpharetta,
doctorate and subsequently taught elec- Formerly 21 Depalrtlrléllt ofthe Army Georgia; Audrey Dorton, Lexington; ,
trical engineering at thc University of historian who holds master degrees in Hgward E_ Dorton; Lexington; Ron [
l\/lichigan until entering the electronics international relations and diplomatic and Colleen Duel]; Lexington; Lois  
ili(lllS(l`y il]   lIlSI(JI`y, Pogue I`€C€lV€Cl [TIC BYOYIZC Star Duggy; Cgntrgvillg; Maryland; R0b€y[
and the French Croix de Guerre for Michael Duncan; Jn; Inoz; Dt Y_ i
frontline interviewing in the European Dunn, Murray; Nettie ]_)_ Duval]; An-
Theater of Operations during World enorago
W¥1V11· Billie F. Eads, Lexington; Paul A. t
Fmm 1974 {O 1984 hc Served as d1' Faulkner, Louisville; Larry R. and i
rector of the Dwight D. Eisenhower ln-
stitute for Historical Research.
He has recently had published the
fourth and final volume of the author-
ized biography of George C. Marshall.
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