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Research, long the godchild of census quently demonstrated the sincere lack of i

sional budgets, is headed for hard times'rhe brainpower populating those hallowed halls, N has“? I', W A PREV/0‘49 LIFE; RONNlE HAD. DEEN .

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over it, held off only by the recent appearance famous “golden fleece," a supposed recogni- A ”E AGE CH/EFm/NP ,

of a rudimentary backbone among the tion of wasted federal money, to research pro- ’ ' I

socially-consciousinCongress. jects he did not fully understand. As he has UGH,WELL, "0 CAN SPARE- l RISE S }

Alittle fight fromtheso-far cowardly liberal learned, what appears incomprehensible on o R FOOL-la" RESEAM .
lizards, however, isn't going tomake muchof the surface may in fact be emminently § CLAMS F0 FF '

a dent in the conservative cuisinart powering reasonablein its underlying goal. T‘O C A Tl ) "" '

t the budget-cutting mania —the bladewillonly UK Agriculture Professor Joseph Kuc ,N UN PRAC-n L s I
‘ be a bit blunted. It’s not a machine to be dealt recently announced the findings of his 4 /.

with in human terms; the Machiavellian research on the perennial blight of tobacco ,V , - é/fl'; )

deviousness of its nature was exemplified this farmers —- blue mold. If his conclusions hold 5 ,» 7, (/ , . /

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researchers at UK and elsewhere about the killer might never have been realized. mew ml“ , :31. - - a: . o .5 .15; :5;

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l _~_*'_—*_"———__~—_—_—_‘—_ _e.,..-_._-_i___ THE KENTUCKY KERNEL, Thursday. December 3, [xi-3 jig.
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- been available onl to the grees make every possible and fiscally respomi- ‘ ‘ 7 . '7' ,.
2 State 0%“meth mmmmsmh y ble effort . . . to maintain no less than the real ‘ ;
protection thatiscurrently providedtoallpar- . ' I
MOREHEAD—President Reagan's administra- Na*'°n ticipants.” 7 7 . .
" “ ' tion came under sharp criticism yesterday a The committee had ignited the dispute 'l‘tles- ..
US. Rep Carl u. Perkin, D—Ky. and Paul new volts—humansmptwhll Street that day when it voted to preserve all benefits for fl ,_ _7 7
Borden, executive director of the Kentucky President Reagan had suffered a heart attack those now getting Social Security but refused to ‘7. x ‘ f
Higher Education Assistance Authority offered yesterday, but White Home officials quickly Opposefuturecutslntheprogram. _7 if
. . little hope for the irnmedlate future of federal deifiedfllereports. . . '0“ ,1: _
StUdent aid programs. The rumors caused no noticeable affect on dell/tMNGmN — Songte mu 0f Prep \:\ 4.. {
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di Perklns and Borden criticised recent and pen um. . 08me to We] of . fleet failed 7‘ 7 I 5‘»
ng reductions in federal student aid at White House spokesmen said they had been Y y . pprov ulcreased spending V" E,
Morehead State University’s Higher Education swamped mmwugboumiemmw. ‘0' soldiers, runner: and ammunition that they 5 .- 3,};
Symposium, which is examiniru the future of “There’s jmtnothing toit,"said deputy [regs "81nd are needed more than new l