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Kentucky Kernel

Vol. XCIl. No. 98

 

Established 1 894 University of Kentucky. Lexington. Kentucky

independent since i 97 t

 

Monday. January 30. iQBQJ

BOT votes to delay its review of allegations

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DAVID STERLING Kernel Stan

Trustee members Jerome Stricker (left) and Larry Forgy show their emotions
during Saturday's meeting of the Board of Trustees

By‘ JAY BIAN'I‘ON
Editor in (‘hief

The UK Board of Trustees decided Saturday to wait at least a
week before reviewing the response to allegations against the
men‘s basketball program because of the legal uncertainty stir
rounding Eric Manuel's academic records

The board was to renew the University's response to ilic alic
gations Saturday, but Manuel, a sophomore forward, receiyed a
temporary restraining order Friday, prohibiting the release of r.-
cords concerning his American College Test score.

Judge Karl Forester issued the order after Manuel filed suit it!
[IS District (‘ourt in Pikeville last week after the (‘ourier Joni
nal. using unamed sources, reported that Manuel's test \t‘ttl't‘ but
been invalidated.

The NCAA alleges that Manuel cheated on the MT he took .i:
the summer of 1987 in Lexington

.\ hearing has been set for Friday in l? S District t‘ourt lli
liexmglon to decide whether Manuel's records can be ilit‘iiltit'tl l'-
the response

The deadline for the l‘niversity‘s response to the is allcgat: ill.
was today. But .\'(,'AA Director of Enforcement David lieisi has
said he doesn‘t want the L.’ntversity"s response until a decision is
made concerning Manuel‘s records. according to James Park. the
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By 'I‘O“ Sl’;\l.l)l\(i
Sports Editor

Adam Malik capped off an incredible
Southeastern (‘onference Indoor Tennis
'l‘ournament yesterday afternoon. stun
niiig third-seed Al Parker of the l'iiivcr
sity of Georgia to win the SEC singles
title

\lalik. a l‘K junior. was unseeded and
largely overshadowed in the fourday
event. held at l'K's Boone liidooi
'l‘cnnis ('cntcr Rut the Malaysia natiu-
didn't let those factors hinder his per
formaiicc. he knocked off a host oi
sccdcd players in a victory stretch thaI
ended T 3. .Hi. i; :3 over Parker

"Adam had a sensational tournament
not only a great final. but a fantastic
tournament." Georgia (‘oath Manuel
Dial. said. "He had to play some tough
tiiiatcl’iest. but he went through the
field playing well He earned .i
championship "

Malik. who won the SEt' lndoors two
years ago as a freshman did earn it
Trailing :‘i 2 in the first set and headed
for troubled waters. the right handcr
stormed from behind. winning the last
five games anti as a result. the set

'l‘hat win set the tone for a Malik \‘ic
tory Parker. ranked fifth in the South
crn Division of the Volvo Tennis (‘olli-
giatc Polls. won the second set ii :i Rut
the t'laxton, tia native admitted it was
hard for him "to get a good rhythm“
and fell easily in the third set to Malik

 

"Frankly. I expected A] to win." Did]
said, "I thought that Adam would be
nervous in the first set and he was.
:Parkcr: had a slight letdown iii con»
centration tMaliki did a great job of
takingadvantagtwif it "

As surprised as Dia/ was. Malik was
even moreso

"i didn‘t expect it at all." Malik said
"It sounds silly, but l've been saying.
‘Wliy mc'." l guess cvci'y’hody gels hisi
one shot of glory

"This." liccot‘ilinucd. "is swcct

Malik‘s win was cycn better than that
becausc. .‘lt cording to ['K coach Dennis
Emery the (K player did what it took
town

"He played really well all week real
aggi‘esive and lie was really going for
his shots. Emery said

"He's a very good indoor player,"
l)i;i,’. added "He‘s a very good player.
. ,' l '

If its pci'f'oritiancc as a team was any
indication. thcn l'li‘s .\'o it national
ranking is no fluke tin the contrary

Resides Malik. tw'o l'K players
reached the quarterfinals as well l'K
senior Rich Benson could‘ye made the
semifinals had he not lost ‘o ii-aniiiiate
.\lalik ii i. t; -l

Mario Rllit'tili, the ,\'o i; \t‘t‘ti ill the
tourney for l'K. \\.is beaten by Parker
i; 1’ i‘. 1

All Iii all. it was a pretty good way to
begin the new year for ['K after losing
tothcl'nitci‘s‘ityof' Minnesota

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UK itinior Adam Malik defeated Georgia’s Al Parker tester
tav to capture the Southeastern Conference indoor Tenors

 

Confirmation CABINET CONFIRMATION

hearings dot
Bush agenda

Ry l).\\'|l) ESP“
Associated Press

WASHINGTON The Senate bores
ahead with confirmation proceedings on
President Bush's (‘abinet this week. while
the political imperative for most House
members seems to be to stay out of sight
and pocket a $45.01!) pay raise without a
vote

Little or no major action is expected on
the key issue facing (‘ongress . reducing
the federal deficit until after President
Rush presents his own proposals at a joint
session of (‘ongress Feb. 9.

[n the meantime. Democratic officials
say at least three and perhaps more (an
inet appointees will come up for a vote in
the Senate this week. and all are expected
to win easy confirmation The list includes
Robert Mosbacher as (‘ommerce Secre-
tary. (‘arla Hills as trade representative
and Samuel Skinner to run the Transporta-
tioii Department.

Votes also are possible this week on the
appointments of Manuel Lujan as lnterior
Secretary and Michael Boskin to head the
preSident's Council of Economic Advisers,

The timing is less certain for Defense
Secretarydesignate John Tower, whose
hearing will continue before the Senate
Armed Services Committee on Tuesday.
Ed Derwinski, Bush‘s choice to lead the
Department of Veterans Affairs, has his

Elizabeth Dole, labor secretary.

Holdover Cabinet Members:

Cabinet Members Confirmed:
James A. Baker Ill, secretary of state.

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2nd in national contest

Nicholas Brady, treasury secretary.
Dick Thornburgh, attorney general.
Lauro Cavazos, education secretary.

Other Cabinet Members:

giearing scheduled)

(hearin%under way)
James .

(hearing begins today)

 

John Tower, defense secretary. (hearing under way)
Robert Mosbacher. commerce secretary. (hearing this week)
Jack Kemp, housing and urban development secretary.

Iayton Yeutter, agricultural secretary. (hearing scheduled)
Samuel Skinner. transportation secretary. (hearing this week)
Louis Sullivan, health and human services secretary.

Watkins. energy secretary. (hearing scheduled)
Manuel Lujan. interior secrtary. (hearing this week)
Edward J. Denivinski, veterans affairs secretary.

 

Source: Associated Press

 

confirmation hearing beginning on Mon-
day

Dr. Louis Sullivan, who has emerged as
the most controversial (‘abinet appointee
because of uncertainty over his Views on
abortion, faces the Senate Finance Com
mittee at a hearing Wednesday on his ap-
pointment as Secretary of Health and
Human Resources.

Sullivan sought to reassure conservative
Republicans that he shares their opposition
to abortion last week after he was quoted
as having told one lawmaker that he does

DANIELLE TURPEN/Kmrai (your ts,

not favor overturning the Supreme (‘ourt
decision that legalized the operations.

The Senate confirmed three t'ahinel otfi»
cials last week. approvmg Secretary of
State James A Baker lll; Labor Secretary
Elizabeth Dole and Budget Director Rich~
ard Darman on votes of 99-0. in addition.
Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady. Attor»
ney General Richard Thornburgh and Edu<
cation Secretary Laura Cavazos are hold-
over appointments from the Reagan
administration and do not reqwre confir-
mation

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WEATHER

 

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DIVERSIONS

SPORTS

 

 

Burt Reynolds' latest movie

nondescript action

UK teams lose to Ole

Miss

 

 

 

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 2 — Kentucky Kernel, Monday. Jenuery 30. 1989

 

CAMPUS CALENDAR

Information on this calendar of events is collected and coordinated through the
Student Center Activities Office. 203/204 Student Center. University of Kentucky. The
information is published as supplied by the on-campus sponsor. with editorial privi-
lege allowed for the sake of clarity of expression. For student organizations or Uni-
versity departments to make entries on the calendar. 0 Campus Calendar form
must be filled out and returned to the Student Activities Office.

DEADLINE: Forms will be accepted no later than the Monday preceding the

publication date.

 

 

 

 

30 MONDAY

oExhibIts (through 1/31): Forgotten Pi-
oneers in a Southern Community; Free;
UK Medical Center; 9 a.m.-9 pm; Call 3-
6363

TUESDAY

oAcademlcs: Last day to drop a
course without it appearing on the stu-
dent's transcript

oAcademics: Last day to change
grading option in dean's office

oSports: Lady Kat Basketball vs. Missis-
sippi State; Away; Call 7-3838

oWorkshops: Essentials of Successful
Fund Raising: $10. $15; 300 W. Vine St.;
10 a.m.-noon; Call 278-6258

- Workshops: Cooperative Action In the
Community; $10, $15; 300 W. Vine St.; 10
a.m.-noon; Call 278-6258

oWorkshops: Building and Understand-
Ing Budgets; $10. $15; 300 w. Vine St.; 1-
3 pm; Call 278-6258

~Workshops: Parliamentary Procedure
Practice; 510, $15; 300 W. Vine St.; 1-3
pm; Call 278-6258

 

2 WEDNESDAY

 

 

'Concerts: “Der Rosendavalier” UK
Opera Theatre Production; 57 public, 56
students and senior citizens; SCFA Con-
cert Hail; 7:30 pm; Call 7-4929

0 Meetings: Food for Thought; Adult Stu-
dent Support Group — "UK Writing Cen-
ter"; Free; New Student Center Room 231;
Noon; Cali 7-3383

~Movies: The Enforcer; $1.95; Worsham
Theatre; 7:30, 10 pm; Call 7-8867

'0ther (through 2/19): Thomas Hart
Benton: The Origins of Country Music;
Free; UK Art Museum; Noon-5 pm; Call 7-
5716

~Seminars: The NSF Program for Sci-
ence and Technology Centers; Free; CP
137; 4 pm; Call 7-8737

-Seminars: Stress Management: pre-
sented by Dr. Mike Nichols. psychologist;
Free: Student Center Room 230; 6-8 pm.

- Seminars: Beyond the Dream: A Cele-
bration of Black History; Free; Old Student
Center Theatre; 1-3 pm: Call 7-4130

oSports: Wildcat Basketball vs. Missis-
sippi State: Free with UKID; Rupp Arena;
Call 7-3838

 

3 THURSDAY

oAcademics: Last day for reinstate-
ment of students canceled for nonpay-
ment of registration fees

0Movies (through 2/4): The French
Connection; $1.95; Worsham Theatre;
7:30 pm: Call 7-8867

oMovles (through 2/4): The Big Chill;
$1.95; Worsham Theatre; 10 pm; Call 7-
8867

oSeminars: Acquaintance/Date Rape
Prevention Teleconference; Free (call to
attend); Old Student Center Theatre; 1-5
pm; Call 7-3151

oWorkshops (Thursdays through 3/9):
Single Parents Resource Group; Free.
(registration required); 412 Rose St.;
Noon-1 pm; Call 7-3383

special events

 

weekly events

 

 

 

 

 

oAcademics - 1/31; Last day to drop a course
without it appearing on the student's transcript '

OAcadernics — ”31: Last day to change grading
option In dean's office

cAcademics - 2/2: Last day for reinstatement of
students canceled for nonpayment of registration
fees

~0ther - 2/1-2/19: Thomas Hart Benton: The Ori-
gins of Country Music; Free; UK Art Museum; Noon-5
pm; Call 75716

OOther - 2/5: Poetry and Short Fiction Readings:
Joanne E. Rea and Dorothy Moseley Sutton; Free;
ArtsPiace; 7:30 pm; Call 255-2951

 

arts/movies

 

 

 

4 FRIDAY

0Concerts: Benefit — “Der Rosendava-
iier" UK Opera Theatre Production; Spe-
ciai prices: SCFA Concert Hall; 8 pm;
Caii7-4929

~Concerts: Fanny Mae Huggins Plays
Piano; Free; Peal Gallery; Noon; Call 7-
8811

-Concerts: The Second City Touring
Company (Comedy Tour): $7 public. 55
students; Student Center Ballroom; 8 pm;
Call 7-1378

0Sports (Through 2.4): UK indoor Track
Mason Dixon Games; Call 7-3838

OSports: UK Men‘s and Women's Swim
Teams vs. Kenyon University; Away; Call 7-
3838

oSports; Lady Kat Basketball vs.
Georgia; Free with UKID; Memorial Col-
iseum; Cali 7-3838

5 SATURDAY

oConcerts: Guitar Society: The
Schmidt-Verdery Duo; 87 public, $5.50
students and senior citizens; SCFA Recital
Hall; 8 pm; Call 7-4929

OSports: Wildcat Basketball vs.
Georgia; Away; Cali 7-3838

oSports: UK Men‘s and Women's Swim
Teams vs. Bowling Green University: Away;
1 p.m.; Cali 7-3838

oSports: UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs.
Emory; 53; Lexington ice Center; Mid-
night; Call 269-4873

 

6 SUNDAY

oConcerts: "Der Rosendavalier" UK

Opera Theatre Production (with iecture);_

special prices; SCFA Concert Hall; 2 pm;
Call 7-4929

-Movies: The Big Chill; $1.95 Worsham
Theatre; 7 p.m.;Cai| 7-8867

-Other: Poetry and Short Fiction Read-
ings: Joanne E. Rea and Dorothy Moseley
Sutton; Free; ArtsPlace; 7:30 pm; Call
255-2951

oSports: UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs.
Emory; S3; Lexington ice Center; 10 am;
Call 269-4873

 

 

7 MONDAY

0Concerts: Britny Fox; 510; Student
Center Ballroom; 8 pm; Call 7-1378

 

oConcerts — 2/1: "Der Rosendavalier" UK Opera
Theatre Production; 57 public. 56 students and se-
nior citizens; SCFA Concert Hall; 7:30 pm; Call 7-
4929

- Concerts - 2/3: Benefit - "Der Rosendavalier" UK
Opera Theatre Production; Special prices; SCFA
Concert Hall; 8 pm; Call 7-4929

- Concerts - 2/3; Fanny Mae Huggins Plays Plano;
Free; Peal Gallery; Noon; Cali 7-8811

oConcerts - 2/3: The Second City Touring Com-
pany (Comedy Tour); 57 public, 55 students; Stu-
dent Center Baliroom; 8 pm; Call 7-1378

oConcerts - 2/4: Guitar Society: The Schmidt-
Verdery Duo; 57 public. 5550 students and senior
citizens; SCFA Recital Hall; 8 pm; Call 7-4929

oConcerts — 2/5: "Der Rosendavalier" UK Opera
Theatre Production (with lecture); special prices;
SCFA Concert Hall; 2 pm; Call 7-4929

oConcerts - 2/6: Britny Fox; S10; Student Center
Ballroom; 8 pm; Call 7-1378

oExhlblts - 1/30-1/31; Forgotten Pioneers In a
Southern Community; Free; UK Medical Center: 9
a.m.-9 pm; Call 3-6363

0Movles — 2/1: The Enforcer; $1.95; Worsham
Theatre; 7:30. 10 pm; Call 7-8867

oMovles - 2/2-2/4: The French Connection; $1.95;
Worsham Theatre; 7:30 pm; Call 7-8867

oMovles — 2/2—2/4: The Big Chill; $1.95; Worsham
Theatre; 10 pm; Call 7-8867

oMovies - 2/5: The Big Chill: $1.95 Worsham
Theatre; 7 pm.- Call 7-8867

 

 

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meetings/lectures

 

 

 

OMeetlngs - 2/1: Food for Thought: Adult Student
Support Group - “UK Writing Center"; Free; New Stu-
dent Center Room 231; Noon; Call 7-3383

~5eminars — 2/1: The NSF Program for Science
and Technology Centers; Free; CP 137; 4 pm; Call
7-8737

-Seminars — 2/1: Stress Management: presented
by Dr. Mike Nichols. psychologist; Free; Student
Center Room 230; 6-8 pm.

OSemlnars — 2/1: Beyond the Dream: A Cele-
bration of Black History; Free; Old Student Center
Theatre; 1-3 pm; Call 7-4130

oSemlnars - 2/2: Acquaintance/Date Rape Pre-
vention Teleconference; Free (call to attend); Old
Student Center Theatre; 1-5 pm; Call 7-3151

oWorkshops — 1/31: Essentials of Successful Fund
Raising: $10. $15; 300 w. Vine St.; 10 a.m.-noon;
Cat1278-6258

'WOTkShOpS — 1/31: Cooperative Action in the
Community: $10. $15; 300 W. Vine St.; 10 a.m.-
noon; Call 278-6258

'WOTKBhOpB - 1/31: Building and Understanding
Budgets; $10, $15; 300 w. Vine St.; 1-3 pm; Call
278-6258

°Workshops - 1/31: Parliamentary Procedure Prac-
tice; $10. $15; 300 w. Vine St.; 1-3 pm; Call 278-
6258

-WOrlrshops - 2/2 (Thursdays through 3/9): Single
Parents Resource Group; Free. (WW '9-
qulred); 412 Rose St.; Noon-l pm; Call 7-3383

MONDAY

«Other: Warhammer 40,000 Role-playing. Free. Student Center
Room 205. 7 p.m.; Cal 7-6636

- Other: AldoClub Meeting; Free; Alumni Gym; 5-6:30 pm.

' OthOr: [K Parents Nelworlilno (bobyslttlno coop): Call 271-5191

00ther: Ailddo - Japanese Martial Art; Free; Alumni Gym Loft. 8 30
am: Call 272-3369

~RellGOus: Cornerstone Music Practice — no talent required - lust
“0V: Ff”: 508 COIWDCO AVOHUO: 7:30 9.111.: CO" 2“3714

- Religious: Worship Service - a casual time of singing and worship.
Free; 508 Columbia Avenue; 9 pm: Call 254-3714

OReilglous: Penance Service. Free. Newman Center: 7 30 pm, Call
255-8566

TUESDAY

'Other: Aerobics; Free; Newman Center Rooms 1 8i 2. 550-? p m
Call 266-6920

oOther: Game Night. Free. Student Center Game Room. 7 30 p m.
Cali 7-6636

~0fher. UK Fencing Club — beginners welcome, equipment pro-
vided; Ff”; Alunnl Gym; 7:30 pm: CO" 3—5564

~0ther: Vlllalns and Vlgllontes Role-playing; Free; Student Center
Room 205; 7:30 pm; Call 2524204

0Other: Chess Club; Free; Student Center Game Room: 7 30 pm
Call 7-6636

'Other: Table Tennis Meeting, Seaton Squash Room. 7-10 pm.
Call 7-6636

OMeetings. SAB indoor Recreation Committee Meeting; Free: Stu-
dent Center Game Rcom; 7 pm; Call 76636

-Reiiglous: Tuesday Night Together - informal worship Free- 429
Columbia Avenue; 7:30 pm; Call 7-3989

oReligious: Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCiAi Free New
man Center Rooms 3 and 4. 7 30 p m . Call 2558566

stuismv

~Other: Aerobics. Free. Newman Center Rooms 1 and 2 550-7
pm; Call 2666920

0 Other mo Club Meeting; Free; Alumni Gym. 5-630 pm

Other: ADQD Variant Role-playing Free Student Center Roar.“
205; 7 pm; Call 76636

~0ther: Alkldo - Japanese Martial Art Free Alumni Gym Loft 8 30
p,m.;Cai1272-3369

~Rellglous: Student Faith Sharing Free Newman Center Room 8 9
pm, Call 255-8566

~Religlous: l-loty Eucharist. Free St Augustine‘s Chapel 5 30 p m
CallZ54—3726

THURSDAY

-Other UK Fencing Club - beginners welcome eaulpmer‘ pro-
vided; Free. Alumni Gym. 7 140-930 D m.. Call 8-5564

-ther. Aerobics; Free. Newman Center Rooms 1 and 2 5507
pm, Call 266-6920

-Other. ADSD Variant Role-playing Free Student Center Game
Room. 7 pm, Call 7-6636

sOther Bridge Club Free Student Center Game Room 7 30 ‘0
pm. Call 7-6636

OReilgious Decision Point - Bible Study Free 508 Columbia Ave
me: 8 pm Call 2543714

tRellglous. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Chapter Meeting Free
Student Center Room 115. 7 30 p m.Cai1278-8644

~Rellglous DOLL Grill - Devotion and Lunch 51 429 Columbia Ave
nue.1215p.m:CaII7-3989

tReiiglous Cornerstone Drama Practice - no talent required - ius‘
energy: Free 508 Columbia Avenue. 6 30 p m . Cali 2543714

-Religlous Decision Point - Bible Study Free 508 Columbia Ave
nue: 8 pm Call 254-3714

FRIDAY
No listings

SATURDAY

OOther Star Trek Role-playing Free Student Center Room 205 7
pm; Call 76636

-Other ADtD 211 Role-playing Free Student Center Room 205
100.m..CalI7-6636

-Rellgiousv Sunday Obligation Mass, Free Newman Center 6 p m
Cai1255-8566

SUNDAY

-0ther warnammer 40.000 Roieplavlno Free student Center
Game Room. 3pm Cali 7-6636

~Other> Aikldo — Japanese Martial Art Free Alumni Gym Loft 8 30
pm. Call 272-3369

'Religlous- Sunday Obligation Masses. Free Newman Center 8
10, 11:30. 5 and 930. Call 255-8566

- Religious: Hoty Eucharist Free St Augustine's Chapel 10 30 am
5:30 p.m.;C011254—3726

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~0ther~ Warhamrner 40.000 Role-playing. Free Student Center
Room 205, 7 pm. Call 7-6636

0 Other: mo Club Meeting. Free: ALumni Gym. 5-6 30 p m

- Other: UK Parents Networking (babysitting co—op) Call 271-5191

~0ther: Aikldo - Japanese Martial Art. Free. Alumni Gym Loft 8 30
pm: Call 272-3369

0 Religious: Cornerstone Music Practice — no talent required — lust
energy: Free; 508 Columbia Avenue; 7.30 pm; Call 254-3714

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OSports — 1/31: Lady Kat Basketball vs. Mississippi
State; Away; Call 7-3838

OSports - 2/1: Wildcat Basketball vs. Mississippi
State; Free with UKID; Rupp Arena; Call 7-3838

OSports — 2/3-2/4: UK Indoor Track Mason Dixon
Games; Call 7-3838

OSports - 2/3: UK Men's and Women's Swim
Teams vs. Kenyon University; Away; Call 7-3838

OSports — 2/3: Lady Kat Basketball vs. Georgia:
Free with UKID. Memorial Coliseum; Call 7-3838

OSports — 2/4: Wildcat Basketball vs. Georgia;
Away; Call 7-3838

OSports - 2/4: UK Men's and Women's Swim
Teams vs. Bowling Green University; Away; 1 pm;
Coll7-3838

- Sports — 2/4: UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs. Emory;
53; Lexington ice Center; Mdnight; Call 269-4873

- Sports — 2/5: UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs. Emory;
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Kentucky Kernel. Monday, January 30, 1989 -- 3

Tom Speldlng
Sports Editor
Brlan Jent
Assistant Sports Editor

 

A Mississippi burning

Cats, Lady Kats get stung twice by Johnny Rebs for losses in SEC play

 

 

 

 

 

 

UK’s Malik triumphs
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By BARRY REEVES “He puts a lot of pressure on on open the contest. The 3-0 lead soon
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years, Wildcat fans from western Glass hit the Cats for 24 points Wt 35 3 9 I 3“ I 3 7 “We got behind early and that's ,2.” ‘i. l: x I“. P; «£1.31 .3; _}.dl.liu.”liol)p(»d Mr." j‘.“‘.' W.
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to “We into'a hrSt‘ place “I: “ugh fenswely because Of that. b“! I “St 00 2‘ 62 ‘3 13 3215 1985 points and nine rebounds from Lisa tame utter l’arker’ had 'l'llllrlr- .“.l.Ii:L: t’iirirwrl Ararat! I I- ‘i 'm I
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butnotenough

To hear tlov Wallace Wilkinson‘s state of the common-
wealth address Tuesday night. one would think all is well
in Kentucky

Most oi Wilkitisons speech dealt with his plan to re
structure the state's educational system. or "perestroika."
as he referred to it .

it was encouraging to see that Wilkinson recognizes the
embarrassing shape Kentucky's schools are in. Wilkinson
said that “never again should a Kentucky high school (li-
ploma be looked on as a disadvantag