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_ . . V V V . . . " . Managing Editor For other election results, . 'i ', .':I
By .\.\l)\ [)l NISTORI‘ i I f RFA'T" / . P 3 . . . ; , .
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Sports Editor \ ‘ V ’ 5/ ' In what Fayette (‘ounty Clerk Don ’9 -I . I, -- I ,.' j ,. -
LOI'SIVILLE A When it rains it 1 ﬂ” * Blend: LalledI an (IiptstandirIigI II I I. ,- I . I
pours. . ( vo er urnout or IdIn (I) 1"?“ l t 6’. conventions, tourism and Jobs to the 'V 'II . I. .'
And for Kentucky coach Eddie ( _ . thIn. tﬂefumggnsIr-Mdl bugdd} dlqiumt t'itI‘i and all that 'wtll contribute to / VI . » " ' t.
' ' 1' . sa es e ere u was asse as. . I I . V .. . i - . .
Sutton its coming down in the form . I , _ .. . . I the t‘t‘tilitillilt’ well being ot lx-xing- _ ‘ '. IiII V
l of injuries to his second-vear basket— ﬂ ' 1‘ ~ night by amargin ot L408 \otes ton I. .. _
: ballsquad ' ., ‘ \ \ Tlm I’m“ the headIot a grout; The rcterenrium will allow restaur II ' t It} I
J The latest casualtv to join Winston ' J\/\ V 1' that pushed for thehrIefeIiItndunIi. s‘lI‘ rants and hotels that seat at least .1 .’ j ,. ' ’.'. i
: BennethsjumorCedric Jenkins. . . ' , , I, . early Il‘m ”I'hh’II’ f” EII‘M?" ‘Il‘I too and make at least 3o percent of .; ' iii) {'
The 6-foot79 center 'torward 3" I . » s- (. . treIme} 919““ . “I! I ’ I (mine n their incomi- troiii food sales to ’ V . I , ,3 i
' - ~ ‘ ' ' ri ' ‘ « t f” ; passage ”l the ietetenduni ”9 “1 ser\clituoronSundau ~ ” ' '» '-
twisted his left ankle Monday du ng . , _ .V ) .V I t t d I“ _ (I II“. ~~m the voters l . . . I _ ,
2 practice at Memorial t‘oliseum. " 3 ' ' .I -: V / rum 0 l,’ . :u,’ M V1 V . . ”What“ “‘lU‘Jr Ml” “”1 5“” be ‘ "‘ ’2' ’K
I, when he Came down With a rebound l ,_ _. ' deIUM’m ‘h‘r‘I "'1’“ Tea II} Adm 1" tl:>tilltt‘.\t‘(l and bill‘s Hill St!“ be I ' I I '5 '. .'
‘ 'md stepped on another plaver's ‘ > make “P m’” mm mind“ closed on Sundans and (‘one said ‘-' .: v' .'
‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘- t)ut oi 48.7w: \otes cast on the ret i» . I i' l . 't d ' .. - . . 7 ~
' foot ; . I. I .. .,.— _I_I_ . t -d for I IIIII iis gioup ias no p arts LU ex en . i ‘.
After an examination by [‘K team WI . , erendum. .I.», l.):) to t ltI .iII : the “my." sunday 53185 -- . I_. . I .' II II
2 doctor Michael Rav yesterday mor- . , " 2‘I3I~H:II“’“’“ “IE“"N ll Th‘ ”‘I‘I‘rt-‘L t‘oncerned (‘itizens for a Better V‘ .‘ ’7 "A; !I "
V mg. Jenkins was diagnosed as hay, . . a. . .. . was IV)-IIpeiciI-iii toss percent T t-Ioi lcxmgton a group that opposes .- I . I II II II
5 ing a stress tacture and will be out .v' " ' ’ I r- gimmItali} was tompicmi Iiust tit Sunday liquor sales. doesn't have I , - I, . "‘.I II
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’ of practice four to six weeks — m (":31 Ht) {I II II t 1 th I vi _I I III any plans either - _I . ; _I\I ~ -I
‘ "Certainly this is another setback ‘ . .. I' )0“ "’IIPUL’” ”I " ‘ ‘ I’ ”’f The group has ”not thought about . , I; 'I .“I‘
in our preseason plans." Sutton said. ' ’ . ’ ~~q~m~ m. ,N. ' .. .. .. a!” . . - A istered ’ aIxette ”um” W’IUII“ what wed do if we lose. because we 5 .I I" '- .
-I a“? have ,0 5”“pr pull together a ”I “up: . I In — he“ .' turned out a. the polls or sent in aIi really didn‘ think we'd lose. said ; II
I and work even harder.” A w . as... ’ V m as ‘ ‘ : fem“: deM-‘I yesterday IHl“‘l“~‘I l'rbant’ounty (‘ouncilman John -.‘ '_ . I, .
. . . _ xn ins was V“ 4.44. 6 . , ‘ speculated that the mam ieason loi \\'iggiiigton. the am“ sleader .I I I i: I
\esterday morning Jt k “I , m ,I «tam thi h h I I I III \ th- \ ntl I ,I P . . . ,
I admitted to [K Medical (‘enter be- ' ﬂ ‘ . lg ‘um‘m ‘ ‘1‘ ’ ‘U “- “ He was with supporters at the Hell 1 . ‘ V i . . V
“”9 having h1> ankle X-raved after ""“l “”“'““°" ‘9""‘5‘°“ quor 155“" House last night drinking t'okes and ; '- -. . , . ‘ . ’.
. . i ' "I don't th nk the 1‘ 1' th- t; - z ' A l i in. it it! i. i ‘ " ' ,
squIferiniIgI‘ibttaintIiInt‘lspgllr t fir d Cedric Jenkins brings the ball up court against Jenkins IS expected to "1155 tour to six weeks referendum l-c goingwijfhjnéii m:- 513:)? iii ihi \ot HL tsul oi tit IV II II I . I -. I :,
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“4-hour period iprecautionam medi~ on Alabama defender in a game last $8050“. because of 0 broken toot he softered in practice. moral t'lht‘l‘ “f lexmgton." (‘Ont’ Shitl II I I \ nd .' I ‘ ‘ I ‘,I ' I.
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cal ohseryationi. Sutton said “We .. . I ,. II . , II I I I . I I . , I . .it a \ictorIx party on the loth floor I 'IIII ‘ i'sl i,. II UPI 9ft): (think that I. ‘ , . ,I I I
m I h“. ankle 1H]Ul'\' H the worst riod of time. button said Dr Ray The loss oi Jenkins actoiding tll , t ptillil> and _., rebounds a game U, the hr“ Security Plaza. where iiqu as t. .tttill.t . . . I II II I II ’.
that! .. ‘ * ' ’ ‘ told us that the inIiury iMonda) Sutton. puts t‘\t‘l1 more pressure on as .i sop'iioiiniii-his' Hutt' ‘UPP‘Wt‘F‘ .Iw”. celebrating Mm l.c\,:‘.i."ior: is Ul‘i'qtlt‘ and the Nunda} . ’ . I *
' l k . simply uncovered the problem " theI three rcmaIiniiia troiit liiie men Sum)“ Mm; that tit‘t'iitlst‘ ”i It”. "’ft‘t‘. wine and tood. But he lX‘llt‘Vt‘s '.\ ~pt't'lth . ' ; . I I ‘1 I
. i’a’itgllph’lsl?e(l FT:I‘\I(I)H(}’ITVFIn He went on to say that he could in; #2:):I'Ifju um Mdde and ’1 kins lllltll'} itlllitlii-r ti‘yoiit \\lll lit' .is iconomic impact will he “signiti Hut \tiggingtoii \md there were no ,‘ ;-I -, , - . I
JUTI} ‘1 not (“UM ’ 5 “55 rat- have twisted his ankle six months ' “ held to add a walkon to the team 91““ sour grapes at the loss "i think I I ‘.- ‘
“1‘" ago. and the problem‘s been grow< Sutton. though. did not specity when He said the sale of liquor h) the the common!) has spoken l . ‘ '- " V - '
. "Stress fractures occur over a ptL mg The Dawson. (,ia native averaged Hie tryout '-.i:ll lie held drink on Sundays will draw more concedethai " . r = t . ‘ ‘- .
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Stafl'\\'i‘itei‘ paper. Hammond said 1 . “ ‘ “'3 $— é? _..> V . . I " '_ ‘ l ' ' " ' ‘ . ' .‘ V I '
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The Kentucky Journal. a w eekl} thing from how to operate the com» {I , A ‘iII I: I' '- ‘" I u . . II - {5. ‘1. mu .. ' ' . I V '
campus newspaper. has only put out piiters to how to write.” Hammond . ‘ I? g:’;.. V. I I' II I i i ’I ' ' - 5V2; \ -. gsIoI: I -. ‘
one issue so far this semester. but said . . Veda {a3 .‘ f“ ‘ 3 . ,. ’ I ~ f3“ 3. ‘ _ I ‘ . V II
its statt’hopesthatw-illsixinchangc The paper came out once every I . :.§,'j:.? I: as. - .3 _ ’ , a" ' ‘ "5 -.\ I * ' - -. . ’
(‘laude Hammond, the Journal's two weeks when it was formed in ‘ I ‘ ‘“ V, . t . " ’\ . , f . \I I‘ I I I- if
editor. said he expects the next issue Hctober 1984, In September i985. it - . . .‘I‘ V, ‘ “ - ' ‘ '3 “ ' I. . 5, ~ . = -
to be Circulated in the the next few moved to a once-arweek production ' 9’ I (I x ‘ II x l “ . .._.-. . ' , ’ . I ,V
weeks The Journal published its schedule. .. ~11 ‘ ' ~ " I. ‘. .I‘ ’I I. I: 1.
last issue on Aug 26 Next semester the paper wants to ' II =“ .' I, ' f I . .. :"...- ,I. ‘
Howeveit even it the Journal docs sw'itch back to publishing on a regu- .. x ‘ II I I 'I . '.
publish another issue there is still no lar basiS. Henderson said ‘1‘ 's ' ~ 'I. I I
magic formula for how otten it will Although the paper needs this . , I . M I . ~: .- '. I. I...II-
appear. Hammond said time to slow down and reorganize, .V ”at” . ’ . ' I
"We'll Just come out when we ieel “everybody's really eXCited about _ .-‘ ‘ " l ‘ , ’ -’. ‘I
there are topics to he addressed.” getting it started again” next semes— ‘I f; ‘ . .- '- , . II u
hi-said ter. Henderson said I- ‘ 1”: I ' '. ,i
"We weren't out of money. but we "were trying to make tthe news- , ' , , “i Iji-‘I i - I I'.I Z I I I I
would have been" if the paper had paper) more student-produced." " . . I7 ‘I ~ ‘5‘ i . '. II I-' .' I ‘I:
continued producing on a weekly Hammond said. II“>_ '- I II -, tI’
basis. said Hammond. who grad- I'K students always have done ij ‘ .I.: . . I' I, .I .III
’ uated from [K with a Iioiirnalisin most ofthewntmghesaid , I g, 9" I'. - . I' I I- f';I
dcgree1n198l.said The staff has received commit- I“ ‘ ‘ I -' " ‘. ~. . i‘ '
Hammond dec1ded to decrease the ments from about 12 people to work It 3 ’ II I . ’ I-.' ' . I " A
rate of publication this summer forthe paper nextsemester. he said . - ’L -» ;' ’ ‘I'I. I:. -
. t after ”1’: stIaffIlIeaIrnIep I’hf" ‘L: “Id"; Hammond is the sole owner of The . I 's . ‘ _. .‘ . , I.I. _ I.
- [.I'Tgnglm’lndgu ‘53? (faxing ” "K Kentucky Journal. but that could “. ' ’ a . x‘I‘ 'L' .
st oo .Hammon sai . changesoon ~ “x .I I I I . I Iv I
There was simply no one to take . I . . __ \ _II .a.....,..... .W I II-I .I'I . II-I- v. ' I.
I his place. said Billy Henderson. a Th’ paper lb considering becom~ \ .' ’ v‘ -. a u
. . . I I ing incorporated. Hammond said " ’ .' , ». ". -
» columnist for the Jouinal and the \ . . VI . I .
- I . I . . I Among other benefits. incorporating ‘ . - '_ _' .
pastor of Lexington (hristian . uld 'k t . . I \, . I I I I
Fellowship wo ma eIi eaSiei to manage the c "_ ‘ I , . . . . II II
I . . paper. he said. uni: Ami uom magi mu ' " , ~. ' I"
Hammond said he was also con« . I ,. . II
Incorporating the paper would ' - ‘ ‘. ' i. - ‘.
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(IngrIiItntIiII ibout the shit” staff on t e also free Hammond to do other UK kernels . I . II I
' things. Hammond said he might con~ I I . . I -. I '.
The Journal has about seven peO- sider stepping down and letting a ExeCUtives of Information Assoootes trom Atlanta 0 company ogement systems tor colleges and universities enioy some - II II I ‘.' I
ple who write the articles. sell the student takeoverhispost aseditor. WhiCh 5990‘“in i“ (omputer SOf'Wore ‘0' busmess 0nd "‘0” Popcorn 0" "‘9" WW '°° meel'm.’ yesterday I' . . ‘ ” ..
. . . » . . Celebration ,ﬂ. UK c eer ea mg cap am . . w
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to be held 8' . seriously injured in all - - .- r -
Iodlo lroo Loxlngton will I I ‘. ~
hovo o bonotit tonight “0- I v“ 'x' . . o . . . .-
mm m 0. mm for parents a a during pregame practice a w
popular bands. For a pro- I a; ‘\ ._ \- . '
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“9“” "° "ﬂ”mu" By MARK sciinRiN i i 1 By \\‘ll.l.Rl~7V\'Sll.\\\' As of 1030 last night. the degree
Pogo 2‘ Contributing Writer ‘ Staff Writer and permanency of the injury had
I «I \ not been determined. ' I I ‘
000'". lots of yardage. tho The first campuswide parent‘s ' LOUISVILLE ~ The captain of . McGinity said Baldwin had been . \~
cm' hnm'o' probl.m. weekend is set to kick off Friday ‘ t'K‘s cheerleading squad was 59- in traction since being admitted to
Rap M m ocori with most fraternities. sororities. “ . riously injured last night during a the hospital. but doctors didn t know .
I ﬂy _- student organizations and colleges ~- .0, ' warm-up tumbling routine prior to ifsurgerywouldbenecessary, . I
P winning. 50. m' atthe University taking part. IA ‘ the Blue-White basketball scrim- Although no estimations could be '
09.6. . . ma eat Freedom Hall. . .
SAB has organized many activ- Dile Baldwin a 22-vearold senior SW?" concerning when or ‘f Baldwin
l?” for this weekend to ensure that from Leitchfield. Kym was admitted onuld r9510?“ from'J’}: partial 9':
' S a SUCCSS' mum“ “MI WWI I to Jewish Hospital at 7:30 pm. with rags'SIvI‘ : ""13“?“ rag“;
The events SAB has planned in- extensive injuries to the four”, and an a en ive oughou e-
clude the Dionne Warwick concert in addition. the rest of the campus tours (if their buildings as well as flfth cervmal vertebrae ning
V on Friday night in Memorial (‘01. has sponsored festivities as well. having a representative at the opens in a telephone interview Linda After early examinations. Bald- .
Today ruin “a“ and b9 iseum. “We‘ve encouraged everyone else ”‘9 reception Mchity. the hospital‘s director of win. a third—year member of the
wt" ' ' to body “do. In addition an opening reception ‘ "‘9 ”Sldenc" halls, ”l" ”3‘9"" The ('ollege of Music. the (kiologl. community relations. said that at squad. was moved to the neuro-in-
9’" “Y c has been planned in the Great Hall “85. the SOmHtIeS and the (‘Ollf‘ilt‘s cal Science Museum and MI King the time he was admitted. Baldwin tensive care unit. a speCializIed unit
with 9 m 9' m- of the Student Center where parents , to do their own thing. to do their “hm” w.” all have tours of their had no feeling or movement below at Jewish Hospital He was listed in
w. M" b. M tho 5%. 7" can talk to representatives from the 0w“ receptions or mum ”r “‘9“ “Whites h's Mk 59mm condition.
Mi” M” .0 My with 0 different colleges on campus. Half— ”waiter“ sa‘d Lynn" Hunt. MB The Colleges of Anthropology and McGinity said Baldwin later re- I
m d m. {0" time activities have also been preSI n Architecture will have Spet‘ial lec- gained “isolated feeling and Information for this story was also
.4“..me planned in conjunction with the UK- As a result. many of the colleges movement in the lower extremi- gathered by Sports Editor Andy
Vanderbiltfootball game. have organized special lectures and sec PARENTS. Page} ties “ Dumstorf,
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5- 1 #3171" ‘i‘ , Associated Press Writer Burt watched the music evolve from
S‘s-'i" ’5““1“-'i'~:~’.55 0 ' ° \ { CHARLOTTE. NC. 1 In the 1930s set dances to city house parties. He
"ff-E" 1:35,.) l n b e n eflt S h 0“] to “lg t "1 and 19408, they picked and wail-ed in played guitar before the blues was
1.7.? R. "Hi“.‘s‘f- 5 ,1; tobacco warehouses and juke iomts the blues, prov1ding music for round
'\"".\‘.“‘\':A“5;"1:'; ’ ﬂit-4. for fellow farmers and workers or dances and buckdancing — a rhyth~
ridgi‘ii. ‘1‘ i; M itll \~t|| l \ io‘it-i-tm- - 1 \'1 '11: “.1“ “I" 1”“ _ x 5 “ 5 ,3“ they danced on their back porches mic solo dance that was the precur—
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:‘T’~#§'h l' :s .12» " . :4 12-in ”‘9 ”WW5 ! . , ‘ Now many of North Carolina‘s veloped. he played for farmers who
\t.“ ;_, 1 z 11 i15\ "+4" Tim Ji‘t‘m’} llt’l‘tlt“! t ‘3'“ ti"\’~ iW-H‘ 0‘ “mud %- " ,, - 9 . 5 5 blues musicians have an internation- brought their crops into tobacco
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:‘i’K‘tffi‘l‘ii’T 1 - ‘ ' ‘51 i" "5‘“ ”H ‘ 3” f" “5 KW“) “mum” . s . . \'. ., places as Carnegie Hall in New Many women played the blues in
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:fs’élitiQW-E”? -_ '4 .1 5 ,1 1\,\ :oinuht :‘ 'i‘iii "iv-1. :1.1::-1~ playing iii to- ‘ 5‘ - t high enough so many musicians style." he said. "She has an incred:
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;'r\¥."l)‘ , , 5... , 5- \.. w! tin .\ my... ,11; 1 t1» t'ttllllllt’FL‘l‘di musw .' .5 . a g .\ .. m [W said Glenn Hinson. who is research- ing very complex runs on an acous-
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Assocrated Press percent, to 130,986 wrth 1,842 pre Martha Layne ( olhns Watt. a secondary enghsh educa recogmzes NRA chapters on a oneto _ '_ 1 3- .
clncts, 57 percent of the total. rel governor Because of an mCrease 1“ teachmg non mayor from Bowling Green. lourstar busts We are currently .. ‘ y- _1 , .

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pertntendent amendment. halled by A poll m August showed public ttonal a‘cuwt‘a‘ the} K Student \‘i executive board He nuttatts att1v tus Wattsatd '. . _.
its proponents as a way to remove sentiment runmng agamst the super has ”19“.,” the ballot H, Um. torm 1,,~ Nona} hducattonhAssoatjatton '5 m d mes and programs tor the t h chap ltequtrements for the program .1. , ' ' y', , ’3
pohttcs from education. was defeat mtendent amendment by 2-1 But another four othertnnes Slgfngcanf growt 96;“ ha‘ . “fr and 59m“ “5 a “3‘5"“ “M“ ‘1'“ “kid“ an ”‘9"359 1n chapter ”11‘”? , ~' ' Liv."
ed at the polls yesterday despttc a saturatton advertising and days ot Sen Robert Marttn a tortner stl Tl? student :‘A 5 approxt 1h“ (1* chapter and 1h“ “6‘“ ““1 “(‘r‘hlp b) 20 percent “tr the We” L 'l 3
barrage ”f pro-amendment ath‘NlS- personal stumping hy (‘olhns gave [_x‘l‘llllt'lldt‘lll “m, sponsored on. 111815 mate .V. 3“ mern' rs 0", tampUs national.Tyl'Aorgamzattons stx programs from otH-ampus 1; ,. .‘ '5'. . ,1: V:
mg and frenettc campaigning by supporters of the tssue hope that u amendment lump-lam”; predu'ted 'Ijhdt ‘5 d“ Wired: {58m 1““ years The \attonal E1ducat1on \ssoeta speakers and mvolvement .n a can. ,1" j. ’ 1;" 1"; .,’-
(10v Martha Layne Collins had a chance of passtng tlns would he my I“)! 33 members, 55'“ . 1“}“9 .Haryey; tron, located 1n “ashtngton l) 1 ts puswde event thmng Chapters ‘.'- "_ ; ',

But voters appeared to be approy~ In the closmg days of the ("11111 ”11 we dont get 1' lllh tun-.- vw dtreetor 0f educattona ”emu“ tor the largest oreantratton :n the Mn‘ld wll be reeoumrul at a state come: 1" ,’ 17/; '1',
”1R ‘4 5900““ amendment 10 8110“ ptugn. proramendmcnt ll)!‘('('.\ con can ktss 11 good “3‘1 mpg \111rttn. the('ollegeofﬁducatxon 4 'l ntth more than 19 nnlhor. members tron 1n Aprtl :, f3" Irv/‘1’]
mayors ot the state's nine ﬁrst and centrated on metropohtan areas; nun-ltntond (“p unttl‘t 15 ”“1 21m.“ 4 ”“4; trom theteachtng protesston Vle have already met 'ho re .- g "g («,1'n3 .
Secund.ylu§s ctties to seek [‘91ka where polls had shovm mm“ “m. A lustortcal dtstrust M Ma “Hm. numbetidofbstudent l?“ :35 tiger?!) ljast student NRA acttvtttes have qutremean 101 the membershrp .1. '5’, {artffud}
“("1 ”10"“ likely "’ support 3h" IN‘UV evtdenced h} the constitufw. \ hall 1:9 he ~-e:au15€d0” pr ”(In 2’). m‘mdt‘d Pmﬂrdmh on ifi‘t‘l'ht‘lhtld "tease and M' are vvork111g «1'11 am 3'; ”,3 21,271,

In unol’hctal early returns. the Voters 111 rural areas htstorteally 1,“ ”1‘,le “11111.5,11,“ m mat. m S ortagres: he 5‘2“” :9! 1n edpast techmqucs :tudent teachtne ”RP”?- "~' the ”’7‘ " latch k“.‘ l'r'ﬂ’fd" \ m ("lift ,.i-".<"",r
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Will M 931409. 01' 46 percent. mth 1- Leaders ot the Kentucky Educa orgdmyedoppmltmn “m anun ”WW .‘ “ 19¢“ ”5 present a panel dtscusston teatut'utg . zip-1"”:{will 2.11:" ,
4841 ot the state's 3.243 precmcts rc~ non Assoctauon and Kentucky PTA Mayors ot cntes 1n the ttnrd Harvey also attrthuted the m “WWW, HUGH)! teachers; Watt The student \1.1‘1 ah“ ‘lwlwt' ~ 11 {fjf ','.' [1",
WWW: vvho led opposttlon to the amend through stxth classes lune never crease 1n membershtp to the olhcers "ald 1h“ student teachers “‘1‘ EJ'” \f‘m‘m‘di ”Udem “mm" "’ "“ V’r-‘sﬁx'hifv: ".,.';(;'>,_

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