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By Kathy Railing the tract from the remainder of the South Farm eeeds fora new plant science research building. STATE Four teens dle
New Editor where the research plots are located. makin v the 43 “This pro iosed use of the irocceds bout the sale ' I h I I t d h
+ acres on the north side of Man o' “'ar mt; longer of the farm! for a plant SCllCllCL‘ research facility In a co 0 -l‘e a e eras
An $18.4 million bid for 43 acres of UK’s South suitable for the college's use. assures that (Iollege of Agriculture iunds, which . ., ‘ . . ' ‘ ‘ _ .
Farm by an Atlanta development company has According to a Feb. 8 article in the Lexington were used to purchase the South l‘ aim .ind advance ‘l’Rl‘ 3‘ l U§SBLRC I'm” l““""‘l~'"" ‘hc‘l m
brought some criticism to the University because the l'lerald-Leader, in 1988 when UK first tried to sell research, will continue to he used in support of the “ “ch (”Sh “‘ l”‘“»‘“"‘~‘l””ls' "3"." 31""CY‘IJFW and
company is noted for developing shopping centers. the pro erty for just $5.6 million, the agreement fell college of the Agriculture," stated the proposal lml‘FS‘ s"ml ‘llmh‘d ”“gh‘ IL‘W I’VE” "“"’l"'~“l- ,
Previous attempts at retail developments in the apart w en the developer's request for a zone change approved by the board. , h‘lh‘d ”‘ Fh“ "“"h ““L'rf‘ 1h" l ’ ',"°1‘r“’l‘l driver
same area have been stalled in court battles over zon- for a shopping center was denied. In the 1996-1998 UK biennial request for state "l lh“ “I“ (”“31“") l - “11ml“ ”l PWW’h‘hurgv
ing regulation changes. Little said proceeds frotii the land sale will go to funds, approximately $18 million was requested for l“’l‘CC ““l- ‘ _
The land in question, bordered by Nicholasville the college because the college, not the university, the plant science building, but Little said the protect , ‘ ”‘15" k‘llc‘l “a“ ly‘orrcst. 1" ”9“?” l“
Road and Man 0' \Var Boulevard, was approved for owns the land in question. was not given priority or funding by the state. l llmhlh’ 11- \\ 0rd ll. 15; and Shawn A. l’ilch, l9,
sale at the September Board of Trustees meeting. “Vl'hen it was bought, it was iurchased with Now that the land sale, if approved, may bring in “H “l l)r°‘l"”‘l"”'l~’- All “3‘” ““1" l‘mh‘mhcc‘l
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sealed bids on the land to determine a purchaser. ing to September minutes of the Board ofTrustees, looks for his college to advance its work in agrieul- 3915‘” ,
The Atlanta company,_lDN Realty Corp., met all was purchased in 1956 for $270,000 with no state tural biotechnolo " and crop science. 1 he teens were killed when their car left the
requirements and its offer will be submitted at the appropriation money by the former agriculture col— “It‘s a tremengdus opportunity and investment." “”9“?!“ ”‘ '-‘ “”Vu» “1“” airborne and struck 3‘
March 4 Board of Trustees meeting for approval. lege dean. The college bought the land with “private Little said. “This has been on our agenda for a long Imus“ th‘" had 1’9“” C‘”“'°"'~'d ”“9 3‘" "th“ h"
f Dean C. Oran Little of the College of Agriculture gift money, federal grant money and restricted agen- time." Little defended the proposed sale of the farm lh“ “”31 ‘\l“”h”l'C-‘ ;’\“"”.‘"””“-‘ Ch‘"l“°r-
said the sale of the land had been proposed by his cy funds of the College of Agriculture.” “Conversely, we would have been criticized it we A ““"lgsm‘ill .91 hmh‘” and 5"”‘9 “him." bu”
college several times because Man 0’ \Var separates Little said the co lege designated the sale's pro- didn‘t get the maximum value." he said. 9"“ “”9 “WWI f” [ht wrccltagc, “ml 1 “‘5t”““'
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By Chris fastening had been notified prior to Satur- als lllt\"t';llllslllt' co‘nileldylnews tlllti’lltirll‘lllllun “Satilirn
Sports Editor day‘s ceremony. i a} . 1g it .i\'e. e iopcs it t oesn I give peop e
'DeMoisev, who wore No. 7 at 1h“ “m“?! "h“
UK added four more names to UK, was the first All—American
the ever-increasing list of retired ever recruited by Adolph Rupp. ”l's’nplc llilnls’ l'in going to be arrogant or mean
jerseys Saturday prior to UK’s 85- He played for the Cats from 1937- l‘s‘t‘JU‘C WNW 0‘ ”1910““er ’3 lmlt‘ hard." Milt-
56 win over Florida at Rupp 34, helping to lead UK to a per— ‘l‘m-‘l‘l “1“” Eh“ l‘Ch- 23 TV (““90 “li'hun‘”
Arena. fect 16—0 mark during his senior intimidating; l in intimidated by everyone.
The ceremonies honored the season. llis brother, Truitt, also The gaiigly comic [“5 m, immediate desire In
late John “Frenchy” DeMoisey, played for the Wildcats in 1934. 101” 5V] gm members who've gone (,n n,
JOlmnY COX, Kyle Macy and Bill A graduate of the now-defunct nmlt'c movies. “1 would love to stay at ‘h‘Nl.’ fiii'cv
Keightley. giving UK 33 retired Kavanaugh High SChOOl in er." he said. “But you can‘t stay in the same place.
jerseys. Anderson County — the same People think you're a loser. \V‘liatevcr I'll do will
The 70-year—old Keightley has school Keightley attended — be worse than what I‘m doing now, so I’m trying
been working for the basketball DeMoisey passed away in 1963 at to really enjoy myself here. Because I him“ this is
program since becoming an assis- age 50. Attending the ceremony in the funniest {mffl‘n ever do."
1am to the equipment mana cr his absence were several members (5"’”l”/“/l*"”” Lam "PUT":
during the 1961-62 season, ager ofhis family.
scrvingasaU.S.postalcarrier.ln No.24,Cox,wasakeymember non-noon-ooo-ou-u-oo-o-oo-ouu
1972 e was promoted to head of the famed “Fiddlin’ Five"
equipment manager and has held national championship team in El
the position ever since. 1958. A native of Hazard, he was a eva ors se
The announcement caught consensus All—Amercian as a
Keightley by surprise and tears senior in 1959, averaging 17.9
'. formed in his eyes while UK Ath— points a game. I I
, letics Director (1M. Newton read lie is fifth on the career scoring
: a prepared statement honoring average chart at UK, as well as
him. fourth in career rebounds.
“I thought, by golly, it is going The final honoree was a very -
to be me. I don’t get surprised too familiar face to Cat fans. Macy,
often. But this was a total sur- who wore No. 4 from 1978-80, is -
prise,” Keightley said. currently a color commentator for
The equipment room at the UK Radio Network.
, Memorial Coliseum has been He is well known for his free- By Todd Hash
I named in honor on Keightley. throw routine, during which he (lrmrrilmuric Writer
“I thought it was absolutely would wipe his hands on his socks
t wonderful," UK Coach Rick Piti— while at the foul line. It must have Has an elevator in Kirwan or Blanding towers
1. no said of the honor bestowed helped: Macy is the leading free- ever felt more like a roller coaster at King's lsland,
.' upon Keightley. “It is well- throw shooter in school history a bit too bouncy and a little too shaky?
; deserved. Here is a man who liter- and the Southeastern Conference lfso, help is on the way. The University expects
i; ally puts in as many hours as the for a season (91.2 percent) and to receive bids on a $1.1 million renovation ofthe
’ coac es do and has never been career (89 percent). six elevators in March and work should begin in
j paid like a coach for 30-some-odd Macy is a leading candidate for JAMES CRISP Kn‘neltmff early july with completion slated for January of
ears.” _ the osition 0f head basketball MB. WILDCM Bill Keightley. men’: basketball equipment manager, roudly drip/«ivy his replica W")??- g
” I‘he three former Wildcats all coac at Morehead State. jersey during eeremonier honoring him and ,5,“ other UKgflms 1,45", Samnmq, gm”. I he faint of heart can rest assured that the ele—
(; vators are safe until then. I he renovations are not
ono.conoooooooooooooooooooooooooone...oooooooooooooocoI.000000000000..no.one...ooaooooooooooooooooo-ooooo.a...one... :1 reaction It) safety problems liul’ simply an effort
to bring the elevators into the '90s and meet
gram for two years. I I requirements of the Americans with Disabilities
SEA has I“ “We can hel just about every— wethlngton to have Ilnal Act, said Allen Rieinan, director of Auiullary her—
one with an fiin ” Har said. V1035-
“It’s eat beguseae giveg’lot of ”Those elevators were originally installed in
“8' read eop e help who would ordinarily I I I 1967, so they are 30 years old, ' said liieman, who
’ have to pay for tax services.” oversees llousmg and food Serv'ices. It is a cont—
'i‘. All volunteers, 20 law students pletc overhaul of everything except for the car(s)
By Chip Bright this year, have completed the itself," which have been replaced over the past five
Contributing Writer Internal Revenge Seryice ro- Leona Hacker ham thought the idea was a good one. years. . ‘ ‘ .. y '.
gram, VITA, which trains vo un— Staijn'ter Cruz said she then talked with “CO (.omputer microprocessors wxll now take over
S ring semester brings new teer instructors and workers to fill President of Student Relations losth many ”{th mnemms performed by relay SWhChCS
reso utions, diet out tax returns It is always sad and disheartening when Burch, who gave the suggestion that she "1th elevator syStem. .phhlylfmslv .thles‘e. “limbo?
plans and taxes. effic1ent1y. Vol- . . . . _ k 'th 1) lW'll‘ h d' .. f 1 . were difficult an expensive to rep act because
While those 1'" m. I...“ unteers have put someone dies, espeCially when it is a fel wor w1 au i is, t c irectoro tic they are "0 longer manufactured. Any replace—
extra holiday in eight class- low student. It never seems as If there '5 library. , , merits had to be hand-built for the University.
pounds require The following dates and times room hours and enough done to remember these students. dCtii‘uz preisentgdda plopomli from 59"“ The microprocessors will also create the most
personal strug- areafliniheStudeniCenter' passed a profi- But that began to change .Wlth the an 'C'SUK em 0 ya ioutt Lt‘nunorm noticeable improvement. Ihe elevator cars wrll
gle, students can . ciency test advent of the campus Memorial Walk, to Willis, who senta letter to Cruz com- start more quickly and mmc m a softer landing on
avoid the yearl 7m 20 36pm 251 administered by 5P0“59r?d by the Student Government mending the pro)ect and givmg h's floors without the bounce students now feel as the
hassle wit VFeb: 27I 3-6 pimil 119 the IRS. Assoctanon. Over the past two years It has approval. cars level themselves with the floor.
Uncle Sam via 'mé Mom. "9 Don las drawn between .150 and 200 pamCIpants. He said all he needs are the names of The new equipment should eliminate glitches,
the help of VOl- m‘é’MpJn," ‘17 Michae§, a law The memorial Walk has now spurred the students and what they want on thC WlllCl‘l have sometimes preven‘ed CZFS from Stop- ‘
unteer Income vm 27.3-6p.m., "9 professor and the idea for a memorial room for students plaques. He also needs a name for the Pinlg at a chosen floor, Ricman said. .
Tax Assistance. VAptlIS,3—6p.m.,l‘l9 the program’s who have passed away while attending me‘i‘nonal'room. lundrcds of-sleep-deprived students should
The Student VAprll 10, 3-6pm, 117 instructor, said UK‘ . . Th°_ 'defi‘ “’35 WhndQFhII 39d very also be pleased With the addition of new fire detec- f,
Government 1% 14.3.59'm151 the program The memorial room Will have the appropriate in the new library, \IVillis mm equipment m the shafts and whines, The £75
Association and I provides a win- names 0f the students on plaques and the said. . equipment should reduce the number of false 9.3
UK Law Stu- win opportunity dates that-theBpassed away. . He also said that “more than 1,000 alarms that have forced students to evacuate the if;
dent Bar Associ- for everyone Executive irector for Campus Affairs peo le, including faculty, staff and espc- building in the early morning hours, Rieman y.
ation Income involved. Melanie Cruz said she spoke with the cial y students elped to campaign to explained. '«
Tax Help Seminar has helped stu- “The community gets a valu- Chancellor of the Lexington Campus raise money for the'library.” , . Something that students might not notice is an
dents and the community fill out able service; it’s a great public ser- Elisabeth Zinser, who suggested the new Willis said he thinks there is a no more air conditioning unit to be installed in the tower
personal tax returns for five years. vice component and the students William T. Young Library for the loca— a propnate lace than the library because penthouses. These units Will prolong the life of - -. -
“The program consists of one- get hands-on experience in a topic don of the room. ousands 0 students go there to research new machinery by keeping it cool and hopefully
on-one assistance from trained vital to their careers,” Michael “This is a very important rojcct and and study. lessen future repair costs. '
law students to help taxpayers get said. has needed to be done for a orig time,” Cruz also said “students should submit The renovation Will proceed in roughly three
their refunds,” said Melanie Cruz, The seminars will be 'n at 3 Cruz said. 5113 cstions for a name for the room.” two-month phases so that at least two elevators are
SGA executive director of campus in eve Thurs d a gskartin She also 3 kc with Dean of Students inal approval from President Charles always in operation~ in each tower. This should
affairs. gcb 20 iriyroom 251 iif the Stu- David Stoc am, who has the unfortu- Wethington is all that remains for the minimize the?“ tlmc that students would have .
Kelly Harp, a UK law student, ' natc responsibility of speaking with the memorial project. Once his approval is encountered 'f ‘he renovations we" done ‘ll “ ..
has volunteered with the tax pro— See TAX an 8 parents of the deceased students. Stock- given, the project will begin. Once-
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The top- ranked Georgia Lady
Bulldogs came into Memorial
( oliscum I ml 11 and showed why
they continue to stay atop the
national polls.

lhc1 1e got the talent to back
it up.

(icorgi:71( —l)— 1) put on :1tour~
de— torce scoring .1 se :1son- high
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both Illinois and the No. 18 Gym
Kats. L'K (4-3) scored .1 “13.175.
splitting the weekend meet by
Ilelertinr1r Illinois

lhc meet was close until the
(iym Kats tripped up on the bars.
'l'hough ranked 10th in the nation
on the .1pp:1r:.1tus L'K was only
able to muster .1 4 . 57 after falls
by both Lori Irccman .md senior
All-American Robin Ewing.

Freeman re-Injured her ankle
on her fall and was unable to com-
pctc in the floor exercise.

“I'm really disappointed. but I
had to keep everybody else up
there." she said.

’l‘hcn L'GA scaled the deal

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with an amazing performance on
the vault. The Lady Dawgs posted
an other—worldly three perfect
105, including two in a row by All-
Southcastern Conference selec-
tions Leah Brown and Kim
Arnold.

“They re amazing — that’s the
11:11 gymnastics should be done,”
UK gymnast Kristen Hoeferlin
said.

IIocfc-rlin, a freshman from
Dayton, Ohio, nabbed second
place in the all— around with a
39. 075 She was given the difficult
job of competing head— to- head
with UGA’s Karin Lichey, who
scored an unprecedented score of
40 against UK In last year’ s all—
around. Lichey defeated Hoefer-
Iin with :1 score of 39. 625.

“I’m so excited -—— it’s the high-
est score I've gotten in my whole
lifc,’ " Iloeferlin said “But hope-
full1 I can still Improve."

LK also had a strong perfor-
mance by another of Its freshmen
in Mila Chitwood.

The walk-on from Elizabeth—
town recorded a season high 9.90
on the floor exercise. That score
was good enough to tie Chitwood
for second place in that event.

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“’I ve been waiting for that this
year,” Chitwood said. “That’s
been my goal this year; I’m very
happy with It.”

As for UK head coach Leah
Little, her concerns center around
a youthful roster which must step
up its performance in light of
recent injuries. \\ ith upperclass-
men Ewing and \‘listy Marinik
making only modest contribu»
tions, Little must instead look to
the freshmen to help shoulder the

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“When it gets into a tough
meet, (the younger gymnasts)
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Little said. “That will most likely
come with time."

After sitting out the early por-
tion of the season with a shoulder
injury, Marinik made her first
appearance of the year on the
beam, scoring :1 9.70.

“I was very nervous for my ti rst
event of the season," Marinik said.
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“Yeah. he said that,” Epps said.
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by every game that if we don’ t get
over 80 percent of what our goals
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together one of
its best defensive
efforts. The Cats
forced Florida
into committing
a season-high 30
turnovers and
converted the
Gator miscues
into 31 points.
“The one
thing we talked
about was han-
dling (UK's)
pressure," said
Donovan, who
falls to 0-4
against his for—
mer mentor.
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enforced, Pitino responded, “just
running. Pain, excruciating pain.
Something demented and sick. "

Let 5 just say the players won t
be experiencing too much pain
today, at least no more than they
are used to from Pitino.

The Cats (24—3 overall, 10-2 in
the Southeastern Conference)
dominated the Gators (12-13. 4-8)
in all aspects of the game, sending
former UK assistant Billy Dono—
van’s squad home on the short end
of an 85-56 rout at Rupp Arena.

The threat is nothing new for
the team, point guard Anthony
Epps said.

bit nervous. And
certainly that had a lot to do with
Kentucky.”

Point guard Eddie Shannon
was the most maligned of all the
Gators, committing six turnovers.
Shannon wowed the crowd with :1
couple nifty baskets, including :1
miracle hook shot that he just
threw up as he was being fouled.

“This is a terrible loss for us,"
said Shannon, who was Florida's
lone real scoring threat with 21
points. “Kentucky is a great team
right now and they have been all
season. \Ve could have and should
have played better this afternoon.”

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By. Dave Gorman
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‘As a play maker and team lead-
er,‘ point guard Anthony Epps has
been steering the UK men’s bas—
ketball team in the right direction
this season. He might even lead
his team to Indianapolis for
another Final Four shot, with the
way he and the Cats have been
pl'a ng as of late.

Eespite losing four players
from last year, plus Derek Ander—
sOh to injury and Jeff Sheppard to
re’dshirt, Epps has been a steady
force for the Cats in pursuit of a
second consecutive national
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pulled his load and then some.

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lot,” Epps said. “But I’m playing
the role more of team leader, try-
ing to get everybody the ball.”

In Saturday’s 85-56 blowout of
Florida, Epps practiced what he
preached scoring nine points,
dishing out four assists and swip-
ing six steals.

“Tlday was just typical Antho—
ny Epps,” Pitino said. “He played
good defense with six steals and
had a good, solid ball game.”

Epps and the Cats have a long
way to go to reach the level they
had achieved at this point last sea—
son, especially with three road
trips coming up at Alabama, Van-
derbilt and Tennessee.

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focused, and we just need to keep
it up.”

Another obstacle people some—
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players and the team have on
them to bring home another
championship.

“In this town there's a lot of
expectations," Fpps said. “It just
motivates us that much more. \l'e
have to play that much harder."

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