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life after a -n » ... w » -» ..
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Drennon to leave _ . I 3 ~V~ : . n1 - . '. :.
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UK after 35 years .5 .V a. g _ it‘d , l . At . - Wat" . , 3 Radiation spreads to Eastern Europe, . . .'
B) stunimvuoimrzs ' $4. ‘ mi, t “v" > ‘ 5‘" ‘. t kins." h ' 1‘ . U-os estimates fll'e Wt” bum for WCCkS '. '. ‘ ». ,~
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(“mnbu‘u‘gm‘wr ,1 It“ r” . “ ' ‘ - , . r " -___,, ,.. “ “ . ; By CAROL].WILLIAMS l-‘trVi' ”finial said tentvrda) in u be ‘-, .-
(‘ollege of (‘ommunications Dean 'F :1 V V " T’s». ' ’..., 1‘", ,2. . A“ -7, -. .~ ' - . Associated Press l:?epl’tiiii:ii:[itltiig'ii\\“d5 redmt‘d b5 ‘3‘..“V,
Herbert Drennon will retire this ”at" ,“g'f “ , ’. ». ."*..":-‘v"" . - .- . . . ' ,'; i“.
summer after 35 years and a variety 2 J“ , N - ”fix ‘fj " T “I . 4‘ : ..V ' . MOSCOW __ Vl‘p “Rm“ a wall 0t Later in the day, the ofiiCial news ' '. ' V-.V .‘- V1.51,“
of jobs at l'K, , ' ”fir" _h . “ .. ' MM "1"" ~ . It. Soyiet secrecy. “95‘"? govern: media carried a :ioo-word statement ,- - i.‘
l)rennon. who has been dean of 4‘ ‘ - . ‘ ’ I.» a, . ’ ' ta '- ». ~ 3 . ' " . ‘ ’ ments urged the" Citizens yesterday by the Soviet (‘otincil of Ministers ‘n .3 ' “:5 -." W“:
the college for the last seven years. ' *‘Z‘ ' . , M ~ _I - “a“ “.. ‘, . to pull out Of the stricken Ukraine, saying remedial measiires had re» . , .-.'.V >13. :EV‘.
has been a political seience profes- ”cg— ‘_ "2" __ '~ ' “‘3 as o...- . W“??? a nuclear fire spewed more duced the radioactivity spilling from V2 ‘. '3;
sor. associate dean of the College of ‘ . .g "" .a a? . ”a; ' ' , » . ‘ radiation across [Europe and touched the damaged reactor and "the ra- " ‘ , . ,‘ ‘i ‘
Al‘tS & SClt’hCE‘S and dean 0f the (‘01- $3511: .. .- t '- " ,. ’ w ' L a ‘ - ‘~ ‘ ‘J, offastorrn 0f wor dot‘t’ag‘“ diation le\cls in the area of the V. . V» : ‘. "“aV.‘.'-
lege of Fine Arts ‘ _.. .._ ' . . . ,, 5 ‘ ~ The hremlin claimed radiation atomic power station had been ": :V' ' . .' ,’
“It's more fun because I have had ”"3? ‘5‘ _ . ~t~ _ ‘fi ' '. levels were dropping at the de“' lowered " V' i I '. 7"? i
such a variety of jobs." he said durn on a?" . 515’ ‘ at" i ' -- _ *4? .‘t _ astated Chern9b-‘It nuclear power It said the chain reaction had been i . "f . -; Vu‘
ing a recent interview. "l never had Z ‘Q‘W . ‘ a: . - . -.1§=r . - planzd But a VSoy'ifitthiplomat “V35: shut down and specialists were . ; ‘ ‘- t ‘ ' V‘ _
adullmoment ” — Wu“ "’ 483” . . ' . _ t, V» .j . ‘ ‘ guott f as thal‘pg d ‘. gitfernol was cleaning up ”polluted sections ' 'tV-. - I ‘.- '
l)rennon says he has gotten where M‘Wau .' ’ .. - n» V f .. _ “f’th‘? L0" r0 ‘ 2d“ l ‘ mun-95 m around the plant " - . ."~ .V .
he is through a series of coin . “w “ “ ,« .Vu 0* _ A y ,—n . 8,; ingtonagree '. . . . , _ 0f the 197 people hmpitah/ed. 49 V n. '. " .‘
Cidences. “There is a lot of what if x/ .. “‘ ..\ .9... ‘ . / ‘1 (.3 extent O‘V 50”“ Cdbualtleb were dlfit'hdl‘gt‘tt illlt‘l‘ Ll t‘thkUP» it ‘ ~. . ‘ ' i ‘ i,
. . .But itmakesitiiiteresting. ' . . _. " * 4'1 ‘ 32.233 an . 3 .. also remained uncertain said The statement also criticized " V; " " *
“I never set out to get into admin- 3"“ l _‘f 3'34 g“ ”I." ' _‘J V V r'.‘:.:( 2" W VTVh': VSOHEI [government 5““d The" Western news agencies for "spread - -. . . .' V‘ _
istration.“ h? Silld. “It jUSt kind of :t' . ’5 ‘1 ”was”; ~\’ p. i . h i '1’ ‘_.I,:‘ _ (a) Vt“? peoPVehad been k‘Lled dnd \\.h.“)\”. l‘ i’ ”“9 ‘ . ‘
happened." \ ‘ ’v .. _ _ ‘v ta» . fiik 3‘» \ -._V on yesterday said that 19. others ‘ V. '. . . . "
Drennon‘s Lifinyear career at UK If? . 3"? . “ii." . (2“ '- ' ‘ had been hospitalized B”! ”"0”" . i ‘ " .
will be honored in an open cam- ‘Vi‘ a , ‘ ’ g “ “ it. 0“" unverified reports spoke S” 2nd plant ‘ ' "i. . t . ‘
puswide reception from 3 to 5 pm. ’ ' t . ’4‘ , ‘ ‘ I ' ‘ ' '. A" higher casualty tolls m history 5 . - . ’
tomorrow on the 18th floor of the \‘ \ , \_.V w t , \. ‘ ’ “2253:1393 Sight)? million people . ' V . ' . ‘
Pzittersont)ffice Tower. ‘ n . . ‘ ‘ ‘ . 5 " _ _ . -' u - ‘.
lie came to {K in 1931 after the 3 , ' ’V t‘ . ‘\ . ' I git were fleeing the L'krainian capital undergOlng ’
Gl rush was over and taught politi- - .. . " f a?‘ /‘ ' g. {V . / {6:233:31‘Vé430 miles to thédmrth- ~ '. . . .i ‘ "
calscience for several years. - h. $ A . ‘ t .- . _,/ ‘ ‘ . 5_ . Vrnian sources 5““ ‘ . ' 3 .
Drennon. who is from a family of t .J‘ 2:? . fl " Radioactiye clouds, meanwhile. me t own ‘ . .
teachers. said he chose to teach p0- ‘ “ I , ‘ ~ i .“ spreadVas far “(‘5‘ as the Swiss Alps , . ‘
litical science because he was famil- \ "\ -3“: ‘59....m‘ = _ . " ¢ ‘ ~ :hgdsxorway. borne on m‘le‘h‘gh . ' ’ ‘.- ‘
an: hilt: » . ,. $3?" I ~ uunnnaan experts say - ._
He said an administrator does not ‘i‘ ,' ‘ I .' f V" j' .'."t.‘-‘-." V\ .' _ #1 - sured the pUbh“ that radiation levels . . ‘ . . . » ,
necessarily have to be an expert in v. . I I _ . .u V . .n'i . .' presented no major danger, But By soimn ltl. \( k . . V
the field he is working in. In larger ' ' *5 i ‘ - . ‘ Wig; . anger butlt up against the SOV‘etS' Assmttttedt)tt‘-“
colleges. administrators "are not ex- u , - . . ' . " 35' who kept word of the deadly nuclear .
perienced In all things vou are an a. " ‘ s. \ . ' ~ - v. -. ‘ event from the rest of the world WASHINGTON A disastrous ac- ,. ' ‘
administrator for There. is no way , ‘ » . ‘. .. fig; .. until Monday. three days after it Cident at a Soviet nuclear ptiwer .'
you can knowallgireasf' ‘ ’ ' ‘ “t' my ’3" ‘ " . happened . . plant. three days iii the making. has '.
' "You can pick it up in fairlv small ’ , g ‘ ’ ‘1“: ‘55“? -_ . “The Sox‘iet tnion has an obliga- spread to a second nuclear reactor. ' , W
order." he said. But "it is advanta- it?“ ‘ " \ ‘ g . lion and duty to the international Reagan administration sources said ’ . .V ,, m
geous V1 vou come out (A. the back- . . i a; V . community to give the fullest possi- yesterday . ,
groundg" ,' ‘ l ‘ ~ , . ' . ble explanation at. what happened These sources. uttering the most -' V
Edmund Lambeth. director of the 4’ ‘ ;‘/ ._ / and Why. Bl‘llalns foreign secre— detailed assessment to date of the ' , ‘
School of Journalism. described . ‘ ' .r V_ tary. Sir Geoffrey Howe. said at a acc1dent at the ('heriiohyl complex. - ' ‘
[)rennon as a wise. thoughtful and in! - . a ' . ' I ' “a“ European ministers meeting said .I‘ S intentgt‘mt‘ ”mm“ are ‘ ' .‘i
humane person. "His perspective on .. . ' ‘ a In “81V. fonvincedla second h)“ the tourI readc- ' ' _ -,
academia and the L'niversity of Ken- :. > . t: . . . . ». H“ West German counterpart ors at t e “t9 9" er “5 a rea ." - '
t - \' “v1 1. . , . a ‘ ' fl .V. " . _ j . ‘ . ' experienced. or is cxiwriencing. a f _
31:;th tio‘llttsgi‘izgt“ "“5de by me , ,nv . . . _ .. . , n. ( fit * {liens-Dietrictherzischer. l:alledl on meltdownofitscore ,u 5, . ».
Art .Gallaher. chancellor for the ‘ ‘ ” ~ 7 ‘ ”$0“ 42:5 u 9“"118 :Vuc (fir A meltdown “t“““““"‘ occurred " I “ “
Lexington campus. said his WWW “cmls'w‘t {fifgl‘txl 3 (‘ligi‘hobsl‘m‘pi‘d‘nt which wihthin thke first reactor. said officials ‘- V . n V . . , .
. ‘ » ' »' » . . . - . ‘ w o spo e to reporters under strict ' .- , ' .. _, ‘ '
EZit‘Etligl‘SVheigt'2‘ft‘: iihZEngfleifinbig‘; Blow out :‘505 an unusual graphtte-modera- ground rules ofconfidentiality ' ‘ . . ,
associatedean of A&S under him. D W'Ik R' h d . , f H H d . h t ‘0“ process. The-‘9 sources >3“ 8 t”? at that ~ .. ‘ ,. ‘. .‘
s”? made a unique contribution to “fin GI es, lfC or King, Paul KushraVski and 0 L0 erty H0 Yes“?r SW "‘0me 05 t 9 em The Soviet government has thrown first reactor still was burning out of . . . ‘_ ; :-
this institution." Gallaher said, “He p ray per orm as a tube quartet '" front perctures “9°:th ‘heh'gh 705' a wall of near~total secrecv around control “field” ‘Wmnt‘t smoke. " " ‘ ' .
sgclngy Pugcs what happened last week at Cherno- vapors and radiation into the atmo- . I ,u Vi“.
bvl, a four—reactor complex 60 miles sphere. , . _ -. ." .‘ . ._ '- ‘a V V .V
Off. 0 O O ’ O northof Kiev, The Officials flatly refused to dis ,_ . ‘. V-.V ,4 . -
leials discuss office tower 5 fire plan ....... ..
_ had pieced together a chronology of . . i . '. . .
“I am not authorized to tell you the Chernobvldisaster ' .‘ » an v"... V
By KIMBERLY “SK but he declined to say how long in- "-‘if. anything.“ a Ukrainian Health Min» ' MM” Hun“. page; ’3' ’ _ ‘. i
Siaff Writer stallation would take. -» V ', ." ~’,
The existing fire evacuation plan v“"“‘»_5_'5:i3;:_;‘* ., ‘i ‘. 1 ' ‘. ‘.
If there was a fire in Patterson Of- "0W COhStStS 0t pulling the fire a 1‘” SGA honors Grundy ' ' -.' ,~ Vt“;
fice Tower tomorrow, there wouldn't alarm and exiting by tWO properly eff/g“ ""<€3Ea§n::'i' n' V.’ ‘~ ‘ .I. . .5
be a sprinkler system to extinguish ethtt’S‘EVd Stfihwe‘filslgn the east and it”? -.'. . .- ‘n‘ v
That is just one of the many con- Several peeple eXpressed fear of agau ',V. or S u en a vocac V. .n -' ;,j
cerns of staff members who met to being blocked in the stairwells. ”We? .. W, . _ . _ . . V . V "in. "5: i - ‘j , «5'
discuss fire evacuation procedures “In order to be blocked in. you -' u .. I.” 't"“.m"\§1.‘0‘\ be known for ”“3." .u5 an admcate i’: ‘-V‘.V'- ‘Li:
with officials vesterdav on the 18th would have to be physically . _ " .13 Senior Staff Writer for‘student rights. (iruiidysaid. . ‘.' .5'3 .‘i
floor ofthe building. ' blocked,“Beach said. . 1' . . . (.rundy said it was also an honor ._ VV- ". i“.
About 15 people. mostly secretar- As for smoke, “People in this . . .. . ‘t'. . (hester Grundy, director of the of- to receive the award because it was .‘ V: ‘. V V
ies who work in the tower. with building are supposedly awake" and . ' is. . . '1 . fice of minority student affairs. was named after Lumwinkle. a man for .i - ’ iV ,n '7'..-
Garrv Beach. manager of the UK should be able to detect it, Beach __ . --.».;._ awarded the Zumwinkle Student whom he feels "respect in a very '.. ' ._
fire and accident prevention office; said. » .“w . mm f ‘ _ R'ghts award last night. profound way. . l ‘V '.
UK Police Chief Paul Harrison; and Beach added that when the fire ‘ “W _ .‘V‘; "“3 ii The award, given annually by the Grundy added that he hopes he . , V ,_ V _
James 52‘1le acting fire marshal alarm is pulled, the heat or air con— ._ 'g “ Student Government Assocmhon, can do what he can to honor this . , . . . , .
from the Lexington fire department. ditioning is cut 0“ 5° the smoke “‘ttt ~ . was named m honor 0f .V‘ce Chan- award, . . , _ , . ’ 5 " ' .‘ ‘. ‘
Beach prefaced his remarks by not continue to circulate. ’. ' ., ' cellorV for Student Affairs Robert The last SGA meeting was also _ . . .u
encouraging people “not to become Staff members were also con- *3; ’ .. Zumwinkle. who is retiring at the marked by dissent - this time from , ; ,
paranoid about [301‘ just because cerned that the alarm system is not W" .V‘\' end of June. . . outSidethe senate . . ‘. .
it‘s-ahigh-risebuilding.” tiedinwith the firedepartment. " '1' ' ‘ . J“. Patterson. SGhVadViser. said 9 k' { ab t to l 'h ' “
. . . As soon as an alarm is pulled, .. , a5 \" ' 5* Grundy "epitomizes what the .pea ing ”t d 0” 99099 Vt .C .
Th‘.‘ Office tower '5 a fire-rated Beach said. his office and the police ' ' _ ‘T’ I \ . award is a“ about. attended the “in“? "leftmg‘ 9”th -.
butlding. Beach said. which means station get a readout. The dis— . ._ . V» ‘-. , Patterson said that in a job there Murrell. a political seience Junior. .
the physical structure of the build- patcher at the police station imme- _ ' " : are minimum requirements that a SccGRl'NDLPaSt‘l . . V . -
ing will not burn immediately. “It is diately calls the fire department. he ‘l 1 1M person must meet to keep the job. . ‘
not completely fireproof ‘. but it‘s not said. Firefighters from Station No. 6 It ' - - The question that must be asked. Z‘Sh .. .3 3 . .
atinderbox either. hesaid. of the Lexington fire department Auuuuio “may," hchwever, is £310 :hsiy 890 he)?“ ._ ge" §u
.. V. . . .. w at is ex 0 em." a ter- ‘n *‘t
As of July l.V$725.000 will be avail. a’lr‘l‘ie‘wtif'fi‘ge‘ut‘gw‘e‘i'mig‘giififped with About l5 peopleVlistened to guest speakers discuss fire safety in son said. “i‘tt‘i‘ce they willing to go be. , n 4.5.». . it»
‘ able tor a sprinkler 5)‘$t9'h- tt “:llt a 500 gallon-per-minute fire pump. the Patterson Office Tower oto meeting yesterday. yond the call ofduty'?" .
be gwen top pnortty- BeaCh said, SeeOFFlCIAI.S.Pagc2 Patterson added that although _h m" ramped m,
there are many reasons why Grundy New York Tech 194! yostot- ,
C 0 d dfserged lt-h: swath; some. in partic- day a, Shivoly “.th For m.
uar. ese V cm n. » '
ampus gul e Grundy has been an advocate of “0W. mm' P0906.
those student groups that are not ill be 6‘
' ' ' ' ' ' popular because of their views but W W om
SAB plans weekend of activmes to acquaint students, parents With life at UK Sm, aredeservmgofa m Pam M, m mm m m
By l-IVAJ. WINKLE Under the theme “Share the Good end is to “target incoming students dents. Then a mom] was sent to 5°" said. Grundy has been the type Nick's cable TV. For 60%.
Staff Writer Times — UK Parents‘ Weekend ‘86. as well as their parents." He said theadministration for approval. t” say. Those people have a right ”0W. Puget. ‘
YOU‘LL LOVE m" representatives students returning to UK are tar- toameetml _ .. ’ '
Thanks to an idea by Student Ac- from residence halls. student organi- geted as well. but the main em- "They tadministratorsl were cau- Also. Grundy “3.5 always said. t _..... ‘ , ,
th‘ltleS Board Praident Paul Hay- zations. fraternities and sororities Phasisisonnewstudents. tiously optimistic,“ Hayden said. w'" be “"1"“ to 5'5" my name as a -..‘ “gm ‘
den. major campus organizations will join together to celebrate the The main concern was for the aca- co-sponsor to a radical 8MP: Pat- . “35., «gnaw '
will be working together to officially best aspectsofstudent life. H d .d mm . m t , demic side of campus life to be well- ““0" sa'd- he has *9“,thth ‘0 .
welcome students and parents to Althoughtheweekend is still in its . ay en 58'. . m e pas .‘a‘ represented.hesaid. challengethe statm-quo. A N percent chm ‘7
UK. mm m e H, den id am,_ mia orithiranzninIom have thted Grundy has taken students who -
- » p ng 8 ‘ y sa n their own indiVidual rents week- . - - ‘ ' MM I’M! t' a”
That idea has blossomed into dance at the UK-Vanderbilt football .. pa An academic branch will be In- are lacking the tMile needs 0‘ t00d w with .
“Parents‘Weekend ‘86.“ me on Nov. 8 is set. Other activ- end, but We wanted to get an °.v.°r' cluded in the weekend among those and shelter into his home to try to W . W
go all m to start new tr dtion - - u ' M 70 b 75 TM»;
. . in” m.y iml‘m “mtg and a . "We ‘V a . a V! representing student hfeV encw‘ge Stments to stay ln “I ' .V -.-<,
A three-day introduction to UK or- mum by the UK "um de- “m parents weekend atttn one. University," Patterson saidV “(mi " h M d . _ V_
ganizatiom and activities for incom- partment . Hayden said the steering commit- University is very fortunate in hnv- “m *0. .V .
ing students and their parents will ' Hayden tlrSt 308898t€d the idea to tee is encouraging as many groups ing this kindofperson." ‘ ' W . .s.
beheld Nov. 7-9. “INC" aid the id” Of the M- Michael Palm. assistant dean 0t Stu' to host activities as possible. “I can think of nothim I‘d rather fl‘ M”. - 9*

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2 - KENTUCKY KENNEL, My, May 1, 19“
Jury seeks 4 death sentences for Taylor oOfficials
( APi _ A jury yesterday recom- _——_______—— Taylor must formally be sen- Continued from page one
‘ ' ._ ' _- f - ,. . . . tenced by Jefferson Circuit Judge . . . , _ , ,
{“l‘z’t‘fjfdmt’gfl‘gf’gffior’ffiflffiw ‘3} Witnesses said at least half the Jurors were in William Mommy, the trial judge, water stand Wes, fire resxstant budding. 333i. said, [S that there
. '. ' ‘ ‘ . . a ' ' who has the authority to impose a doors and walls, sprinkler sys- are "0 eno . 9’“ Signs. .
i‘i‘i‘iiil’fiii‘gnfiffl Iggdgfigfl 3L0 tears and clinging to each other for support as I . I out. mm in me trash mom in the Beach Emmett that me eqmp.
dengin 1984 ' they were led from the courtroom. The lf McAnulty follows the jury's rec- bastingfnt aid trash tehquz.IIaiwi Lnéiiigmfesgl; danfirtrrigncth "iii:
A ' r if ei ht women and {our ' ' . t - - ommendation, Taylor would become POr 9. "‘9 ex inguis CPS. , .
men Jillehberatt: four hours and 40 emotional ending Vi as characteristic of the the 27", person on “News death BeachIsald. . . . . 2m, floor of the panerson build-
minutes. including three hours yes- sentenc‘ing phase of Taylor’s trial, which had row. However, a death sentence au- It Is everyones resmnSIbIhty ' like 0 l [on e r ‘
terdav morning before delivering ~ tomatically "188975 an appeal pr oc- t9 tour the" particular .“°°’.s and nIy evacua '. I.“ asu es
' , ' . been marked bV frequent OUibUl‘SIS. 955 that characteristicall take find out where the extinguishers for those "1 wheelchairs 1510 take
~ the unanimous recommendations to - y _
Jefferson t‘ireuit Judge William years. are.“ Beach said. He also recom- them to the stairwellsI and send
\lc-tnulh ‘ _ The last execution in Kentucky's mended that ”each department someotnlgttotiilert thenflre departI;
TaHor'. 26. “as immediately teristie ot the sentencing Phase of shrieking uncontrollably on the wit- electric chair was in 1962' . have "gillv'dluals ripgam‘ble {01‘ Sf: t e) are ere, Bede
whisked away by sheriff‘s deputies Taylor‘s trial. which had been ness stand. Taylor and George Ellis Wade flag: '0" pfans all; “ye 3125.3;- Nvé” Allan a Russian and East~
. at the Fayette County Courthouse. marked by frequent outbursts His attorneys had pleaded for a were arrested shortly after the bOd' 3|ng .lgi‘ea or r0 ca 0" I e erii studieslstaff assistant who
’ where the trial had been moved Jurors were \‘lslbly shaken .\lon- priSOn sentence, saying Taylor is IeIs of Scott IChristopher Nelson and e “I "18- helped organize the meeting said
. from Luum‘lllt‘. His attorneys ills” day when Taylor Jumped to his feet borderline mentally retarded and Richard Dav'd Stephenson. both 17‘ Beach said many fires were “questions were answered‘ but
. left xiitha police escort and screamed at prosecutor Ernest had suffered a life of physical abuse were found bound. gagged and Sh“ started in trash cans and by un- not satisfactorily in many areas
Witnesses said at least half the ju~ Jasiiiiii during the questioning of his and foster homes, through thehead. authorized cooking devices PeO- ‘ '
‘ mm were in tears and clinging to mother.Annalee-Taylor Jasmin said yesterday there was Wade, who claimed that 'l‘aleor ple also violate safety rules by "The bottom line is it‘s our re-
, each other for support as they were The defendant then scuttled mth no joy to be derived from a death was the triggerman. received a life propping doors open he said sponsibility to design a plan and
, . . led from the courtroom. deputies as he was hustled out of the sentence. but that no other penalty sentence in March. meamng he ' ' go to the officials with it." she
. . - , ' The emotional ending was ehai‘ac courtrmiii and Mrs Tailor lx-gan would have been adequate. couldbeparoled inabout six years. A recognized deficiency of the said.
f. " . . -: .( :rund In Search of the Unicorn
7 ~ . y Renaissance Festival Kl—NTLL'KY l
I- . I I I‘ t omiiiiied l't‘lli meet ne 0' Ohio Stu,“ University Kerne
I i . I spoke on the senate compensation “\Vllill I ask )‘iill tonight l\ for mu Sample life in the Middle Ages: Editor in chlgf Elizabeth Caros
' ‘ II . I I . I hillI I [I I III t . IIII . I h- toIIret-onsidei' tho IliIiIll\iindIIlIiolI(IlIiIt Medevol Music and Medicine, News Editor Fran Stewart
‘ . ‘ t -, ‘ Th“ )% vim“, “0 ii“, 5 a“: 3‘ ‘1‘.“ 1‘" "9t 5“” “n” 5"" Human Chessboard, lousts and Assistant NowsEdiIor Linda Hendricks
7. > , the senate. allm‘aied senator sala~ l Ill iiol lieie to question the honor . i . l .
l II 'I ' l’lt‘S “yr the {”31 lllllC. pr[ )cuf ”f .the, it‘llillill'fi. ’ IeS'ers‘ A . ProceSS'onIa . ICOSIUme A3‘ls'an' News Editor Cynthia A. PGIOI'ITiC
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