Notwithstanding the provisions of the Master Resolution, the Board
covenants that it will implement, to the extent feasible, the recommendations
of a Consultant retained to make recommendations as to a revision of such
rates, fees and charges or the methods of operation of the Hospital. which will
result in producing the amount necessary to satisfy the requirements of the
foregoing paragraph.

           Section 6.05. Board Contribution.

           The Board covenants to make a contribution in an amount sufficient
to pay all costs of the Series A Hospital Project and to fund the Reserve
Account to the extent that proceeds of the Series A Bonds are insufficient for
such purposes.  Any Board contribution to the Reserve Account shall be made no
later than the date of delivery of the Series A Bonds.     The Board contribution
to the costs of the Series A Hospital Project may be made in any one or more of
the following ways:   (i) by deposit to the Series A Construction Account, at
one time or from time to time as and when needed to pay the costs of the Series
A Hospital Project, (ii) by deposit at one time or from time to time to a
specific account maintained by the Board or the State Treasurer of the amount
estimated by the Treasurer to be needed to fund the additional costs of the
Series A Hospital Project.    The President of the University of Kentucky, upon
the advice of the Treasurer, is authorized to determine the time and manner of
making such contribution by the Board and to authorize same by executive order.

           ARTICLE VII. COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL ARBITRAGE REQUIREMENTS.

           Section 7.01. Arbitrage Certification.

           Section  103(c)(2)  of  the  Code   and  the  regulations   promulgated
thereunder provide that sums derived from the proceeds of the Series A Bonds
shall not be invested in investments in a manner which would cause the Bonds to
be treated as "arbitrage bonds".     Prior to or at the time of delivery of the
Series A  Bonds,  the Treasurer of the Board is authorized         to execute   the
appropriate   certification   with   reference   to  the   matters   required   and
contemplated  by  such  statute  and  regulations,   setting  out  all  known  and
contemplated facts concerning the anticipated expenditures and investments,
including the execution of necessary and/or desirable certifications con-
templated by the aforesaid regulations in order to assure that interest on the
Series A Bonds will be exempt from all federal income taxes and that the Series
A Bonds will not be treated as "arbitrage bonds".

           The Board certifies that based on facts, estimates and circum-
stances, the Board has reasonable expectations that on the proposed date of
issue of the Series A Bonds, it is expected that at least 85% of spendable
proceeds of the Series A Bonds will be expended for the costs of the Series A
Hospital Project within five (5) years from such date of issue.

            ARTICLE VIII. COVENANTS TO COMPLY WITH TAX REFORM ACT OF 1985.

            The  Board  acknowledges   that  prior   to  the  time  this   Series   A
Resolution is enacted, (a) the "Tax Reform Act of 1985," also known as H.R.



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