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' “A , - ‘ " ““P _ _ . ” ' “'5' , ° A. 8. ”Happy" Chandler (above) speaks at the UK Medical Center yester-
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, he»... 1.1:..1. 1 11" * tion being held in honor of the 25 years or friendship and service tare-idler '
i ’ 11.. “3' 3“ _ 1 and the faculty of the med center have shared. -{
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} ———————— against it, except for one, Dr. C. C. no interference. Years later, he said, lifetime, to contributeto the health Chandler reminisced on his yearsas predict this medical center will grow
'1 By JANET FARRAR HowardofGlascow. ‘If it had not been for the promises and welfare of the people of Ken- a member of the UK Board of and expand and fulfill its mission, and
3 Staff Writer “1 said, ‘Forgive 'em, Father, they made by Governor Chandler, all of tacky,” Chandler said. ”If you have 'I‘ristess. children in generatiom unborn will
4___. _-______ know not what they do.’ Anyway, I which he kept, I would not come to to have your name connected with riseupandcallyou blessed,"hesaid.
persuaded the legislature, and they Kentucky. anything other than your own name, “I have known every president of “If! ha d if 1' , I
A, 3, "Happy" Chandler and the gave us a five million dollars ap- “In1949, five thousand babies were it is surely wonderful to have it con- this University, including Dr. (James ould that-“h; 9 :42”? $831“
faculty of the UK Medical Center propriation. It cost twenty million bomin Kentucky withnodoctorinat- nectedwithaplace like this. [am pro- K.) Patterson. lchaired theboard for ‘3' :aCha d1"? ’d {11°C 0" ‘3": .
celebrated 25 years of friendship and dollars. I don’t have any idea how teldarlce. We lost lots of babies and ud as I canbe that we‘ve been able to eight years,andit wasalaborof love. rr‘ilakrse'thel n amt . nsgugh l '
serviceyesterday. much it wouldcost now. How much is too many mothers. There were six— make some modest contributions to “ Chandler is now a “life trustee." a , e ”8;?" . _ ‘3 ch02” y
"This is a high day for me,“ thenationaldebt? teencountieswithnodentists.1‘hisis the University. No day passes now, first for the University. “There's no :15 1m!” If: grail,” nee 4
Chandler said. “Sixty-five years have “Then we hadto find a fellow who a farcryfrom my visitafew days ago that some citizen of this com- vote,:’ Chandler said. “But then, the osomeonew n l -
passed since i stood on the steps of the had the knowledge and experience to the new neonatal unit, where I saw monwealth, either by letter or by call, last time I voted, it was twenty-one to
Administration Building and looked tobuild a medical cents. We got Bill forty-five children with a chance to doesn’t try to express his apprecia- one." _ . . To the staff of the med center,
to the west and I saw nothing. Willard from Syracme,” Chandler live,"Chandler said. tion to me for bringing about this in- Chandler was optimistic about the Chandler said, “I covet your oppor1
' Twenty-five years have passed since said. “I promised him there would be “This was my greathopeduring my stitution." future 0f the Medical Center. ”1 tunities."
Dr. Massey, Dr. Wray, Dr. (Herman
L.) Donovan, Arnald Wanger and D r l l l l I c
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ground for this medical center.
“So many people said it was stupid m— Peber Bosomworth, vice president for tucky and for purposes of education; and air handling that wear out. We A Master Plan. drawn up to point
4 ‘ and foolish to build a medical Stiffw 'ta theMedical Center. and students should have the oppor- needmajor renovation and expansron out deficiencies in the hospital.
' center." Chandler said- ”lhe big " The basic assumptions that tunity to work with patients from all to overhaul the system, make it new describes the obstetrics and delivery
newspapers said we didn’t need it. ———~—————__._ directed the designers in 1956 were: sector-sot society. and efficient." suite as "designed to meet minimal
WSW"? hospitals and doctors were only exemplary patient care is These assumptions remain. But The building itself contains the col- need. The large, high-risk obstetrical
} Al “5 wmfiglfiinggf "la" 30 ————————— more specific ones about size and leges of medicine and dentistry along load which has developed contributes
_ years 880. M ' Center - layout have brought the center to a withthehospital and itssupport units. to the now common, but unaccep—
l‘ Reagan proposes Symm‘im‘ ““3 WWW" “rm anaIYSIs present need “of major renewal and There are a total of 2000 students in table. experience of nearly one-third
'1 - into the Brave New World of it! Be- renovation to maintain the level of the building at var-lots times, 40 to 50 of the patients laboring and occa-
' new tax Increase °°"d “"‘W1 ——~_‘——* service." Bosomworth said. new patients with their families each sionally delivering in the hallways.
1 Bill“ and equipped at a cost of $31 Justified in a leachlns hospital: File “The bricks and mortar are in good day and3000employees. “The explosion of demand for
i gym—— III I MANN million, itwas and is the most expen- University Hospital should have skills shape," said Carolyn Bacdayan, The Medical Center, or at least the emergency services has rendered the
: Associated Press Writer swe factllty ever built by UK and and equipment that are not otherwrse director of planning for the Umvemj- hospital, seems to be facing two main emergency facility totally inadequate
. “stateoftheart for its time. said Dr- readily avaflahle elsewhere In Ken- tyI-Iospital. “It's things like elevators problems: overcrowding and age. See"CENTER,"page s.
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sources said yesterday. W ' has a vacancy, he looks for the
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withholding taxes on interest and A good resume is a We" fu- tofill the position. m
dividend income, imported oil fees, 3 student looking for a job after “If you were competent inacertain M A‘g .
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surance benefits and a windfall pro- that 311-th mtg-view, orit can vacancy, that will catch my atten- E‘ 4 M 1/ / /
his tax on deregulated natural gas, be a flop and end up in the tion,“hesaid. / .Al ‘ -1—
administrationofficialssaid. wastehagket, Aresumeisanautobiographycon- ""°"““”"' _ _ _'_,,,,,_,,_., '
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. is looking at plans to raise $30 billion will be its first test once in the m present a clear picture of the job ap- 7;: 2:2 .
' to$85billion in 1% and 1984 toreduce of a per-game] W1 There are plicant. 'I‘heinformation includedin a l 1 gig ail '
é a deficit now projected at more than certain precautions to follow to en- resume can vary depending on an in- Ed fan 1‘3"; 5
1 $150 billion in im. sure thatyourruumewillberead: dividual‘s background and ex- ”a ‘ , ‘
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the :22 billion in new tax increases still giving all necessary information certain information that always .
M 1m that President Reagan tosellyourself. Mdbemwed:
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. 8m Reagan. whose hallmark has make . raume asle- to read, so use number, 4) title of position seeking, 5)
.. been to cut taxes, remains the ad- short paragraphs and do not crowd employment history, includingdates
ministration! most reluctant backer toomuch typewad.p’_ of employmentmame and address of ‘ ‘ ’ ’ ‘ '
oftax increases, dupitehisdesire to ,, The only acceptable pin for a employer, job titles and duties, 6) Estracorr'tcultr Aquatics ’ g ,_
reduce ballooning deficits. As a resume is 81/. inches by 11 inches. educational history,7)age,8)marltal ,
result, the source cautioned that the (m gm m. .mrd file cabinets atoms, 9)military experience or pre
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5 defense budget plan, despite such . wUse a high quality bond paper. that should not be included: 1) race, fl“ ’ ‘2
1' urging: from budget director David Colored papercanbel-edifitisa 2) religion, 3) masons for leaving ‘ . .
A. Stockman andotheradvieers. .0“ tone, such as beige, light yellow previom jobs and 4) peisorlal opi- ‘ "
Accordingtothesources,Steckman oi-blue, butalwaysueblack ink. niom of preview employers. Height ' . ‘ ,
told Reagan earlier this week that Martin May,employmmt mm.- andweightareoptional. t . ' 1
. _ without more buQet cuts or tax in- at UK Mafia] Cents, said, “the idea Alsoeaperts differ- as to whether or I . '
creases, thedeficit will surgetotltnll is to catch the “with” of someom nottoinclude previous salaries or an- . ' , ‘ 1
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1 Around this time every year. I think an uncountable number of starlets, 5f *2“? 3“" " ‘ '7 *2 11' “‘ 7" " g a“ 8 sc
of this guy I‘ve got to send a birthday models and actresses, then settled thl
card to. Butofcourse. as these things 3 Sin“ down with his fourth wife, Barbara, 1' 3
go. I get too bmy and forget todoit. who seems today to have had a calm- ‘ as
I felt very badly about missing his ingeffect onSinatra. U’
\ last birthday. since last year he turn- He has become a different man. lie I ' I ' '
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than missing a milestone like that. drink and tobacco, has given his time
especially when the milestone #3 and his menu to (muss in America - I I
‘ belmss ‘0 WW you love. and abroad. He has become a philan' - r,
‘ But this yearisdifferent. I thought One of the best stories about thropist, a benefactor; his home is n lmm y app“ Ing vs
3 of his birthday. I'm a day early with Sinatra‘s mob connections is told by laden with awards and honors from ,
my birthday card and what’s best is Man'o Puzo in his The Godfather governments and agencies all over T - t’s - c rt 1 . .
. , . . onigh Rolling Stones 00063 yavailabletostudents. lnbexington,
gmgt s in the paper for 18.000 people £33332: told of 8:133:21; hosts; theworld. Eli-unifies 3:233 end this :1??ch on 33; W call theStudent Association office and
‘ . . . "he e . - - . ' ' ' no . are - register your opinion with the student
Tomorrow, Francis Albert Sinatra eat . Puzo k t one over to Hl-‘il’mfestilhflfildo“?!lStflSMlln"f unani3c mm” 3333 , ll . . .
turm 66. Now for some of you, this Sinamtga's tableasagild, buut‘gthe singer new treasures. He’s rediscovered the m unfinshed bisinees, let swrap-up 19"": Undergraduate Kentucky 1 ts. SA M“ I for business
meam spiking this article and mov- would not acknowledge his stares. actor he “50d ‘0 be with films in some ml . ' ”3“?an attenditng thef 022;?le Jag'm vehicle of influence is
i on to Bloom Count or the Puz fnall finishedhismeal, ot theatersandontelevisim.l~lisvoice .. . spenl. per‘cenmoreor com 3 3 ,
3805333.“. For some of yym3 this to 12ml.e aid went over to Sifitrg has taken on new hues and tones; to fxmm‘hggrm lerKa'smcom‘g’{ 190-81 than the year before. ’l‘lus more direct. Whenanissue facingthe
' means terminating your free table to say hello. When he got there, some reviewershehas never WM munity of student comumers about year “mm" increased by “Will": 3-5 General Assembly Mb mt“ at,
subscription to the Kernel. For yet hovtever, he was met by an incensed better. His new album will be a °°m' the challenges we face in Frankfort 9"”?th t° the American ”Ck up the plinnel and leave a
1 some others 33 means a $3833 in the Sinatra who snarled an obscenity at pilationofthesaloonsongshesim in 3 , _ Association of State Colleges and message with your egislators, toll-
. ’ 1. ’ - ' ““3 SWIM, and Of course, memos Universities “the cost of attending free, at two-3724181.
forehead and an Oh crap, I forgot theauthor thenspatonhim. concerts. the songs he so beautifully c - 1 t t - .
again 33 , . moans with cigarette in hand and Wiggiressiona s rugg es in the average four-year public college 'l‘oget :3}: {“mtm‘t: ages-t 3:031:- ,
' - . ~ . - . - ' 1 dj ed his till-lithe "w“; 3 jumped by 14 percent this fall." 0911mm "‘3 8 IS -
333' $6,333 13:? fame”; :f‘merdwut: 30R“? :‘nnbutf’d 5mm“; fimm' shad?" mm °" 8 PM ”thins these precarious But don’t be toopleased. The om..- formed. Until next semester. follow
. . . ng . “ma 5 por_ 3: band “issues have In common 15 the deter- cil on Higher mutation is planni to the legislature each morning with dai- .
ever pickedupamicrophone. Singer Johnny Fontaine in The God- - t' of - - f distribut‘ "3 . . . . .
A lot of people don't understand father Many who read the book saw And: i" Perhaps his mm W 5"“ -'°-" We”. 9' 0333ng m‘ m in “mm" “W“ I” ”mm” °‘ “mm" “m“ "‘ ‘
my fascination with a graying over- in Fontaine the young Sinatra who move, he’s giventhecityofNew York insufficient appropriations. In ting to 14 percent for 1932-83 and 15 thestate’s WWR .
1 ~ '~ - - - - ’ a small returnon the investment the ““13, the h“ “0‘“ Emma“ tfor 1933-34. 0
’ the-hill, raspy-Vole“ salwn Sllflel' llke mem had I“! his VOICG am . . . y budgets is gm so m we aim cut W . . .
who had his heyday twenty-five yeais struggled with his career until his made ".1 h'm durmgthepasusyears. ba k the ' li of federal and Item: In May the University an- L8“ week. 343 chief “NM“. Will
3&0 mystical, Academy-Award-winning The Big Apple’s natiohtil anthem, 338°“ 0“ aqmmhut)’ _. includi nounced an average increase for Dupree, spent two day. with 3,
But, likethehithehadin themiddle success in "nom Here To Eternity” New Y0“, New YW'E- has math high,r $me :80, as an “an: hams fees and food moo con- legislattn, iohbyistundroporta-s at 3_.
.6“ he’s been ..a Wt, a pauper, a dragged him out of the depths of Sinatra nearly god-like instature, his 33 33 f 'the tracts of 14 percent and 6.3 percent thepI'e-seooim 1mm", confa'enee
pirate apoet alord and “my. "(3.3 obscurity greatness stretching from Battery n3a V9! pay mm °" “me 3°!” respectively forthe 1931a: academic in Gilbertaville. 111:; week, We
“been‘up and down and over and out ' Park all the way to 232d Street and “f- , of di turbi year. Jack Blanton, vice president fir and two other SA 0mm p”-
3 And now, 80MB into his fifth lemming begged his godfather for from the Verrazano Narrows Bridge devel mgs that mus set at: business affairs, was quoted at the licipatedinthexen'tucky Giamberof
decade as a performer, he’s proving a role in a major motion picture, and ”1'1““th Meadow Park. trendo‘iinthe days of Reagzn con- time 35 3833098 “these are the tugboat Commerce’s workshop for lobbyist.
all over the world that he hasn't lost after a bristling argument between a . . - . 3 ' increases In the five years smce 1 V3 In general, Duu‘ee compllmaited 3
_ 3 . . , Sixty-Six and still stronger than sider. beenhere n . . 3
the me he showed m 1943 when he stud” m and “‘9 family 3 °°"‘ anybodyaround That’s Sinatra ltein- Students at UK received :1 a '. ' the ”um“ °‘ ““3 cum“, "‘1“ ,
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