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lationships with the Uniyci'gily | : I .‘ , : ii - has all electrical capai ii} \\ lilt‘li gas . :_ ..
‘ . . ~ .- Uld & ”MNUS-r cannot meet the needs oi Hilltli -‘ " i- ? "i ‘
TOdal'i 1?“ Old) bUIlfimil’hOU-W“ Other leaks oi the modernequipment. For this '4». V? “ " i
:iiiy-castttle‘iiigis (aidiggrg‘szgliiii: 0““? lIiuks ”CU”: throughout reason. some equipment that till!‘ it :I‘I‘I. '.
~ ' the building. For ”HUMP: m not be used is stored in the base» iv, ;- j..._. .
By WILLIE GATES III the llcrbariuiii a bright hliicplas— “M” l‘” lackot '4 “”HH‘H‘M WM” “ d ‘i':‘l"‘5.' «“1
andJANE BROWN ut- bucket catches in: wit-ix www-
The Funkhouser Building is steady dripping. ()therleakshaxe Water bath» ”1 "'H‘H‘ ””1““- Kiri.“ .‘ .
a massive. 33—year-old. solidly stained the walls in many rooms. hiul‘iu} ldlw can not be run to 1......“ ..I3:v‘:,' g2.» ’E‘s. , iii-is" V
constructed brick structure that "mother “mum: is H” ”M: lllli i apacity betauw they \i\t‘[‘ 3 .v'.‘ ' 3.13% "" iliiim‘li.m;&"keu “' it {4‘ i
. Mic“ mm”) ”H ltl‘tflwr‘ 1“” ty .L» l\\irli()lt‘ electricd mu’iv-t» ““ “Hy “l“i'i‘”! "i ‘m" i” . 4‘ l '- i ' “ m ' ‘
maintenance supplies. During 'l‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ -\notlier wit-rm iitionml tanlt 9: 'gfi‘ z 3 = = ,- I ‘5“:
the past few years. whencyer ——___————— "i ”W building H the ldi ls Hi all 3;“ - -; ”If“? I \i’ . i I , _ ‘ ‘. :31" '- i '
’ other departments were about Photo story, p_ 8 conditioning. Housed on the al- _. 2 ‘ 1““ 23 , :- . ‘ ’\ i
to throw out anything. or when _______.._____ HUN dungeon-like iiith and sixth ' g’ 337?: '7 ,1»? t“ - ‘ :
equipment meant for '4 “9“ build— which cannot directl) accoinnio— n‘m“ ”i ”It [Myer are assorted iiii’fii‘é- r :‘ff‘ ‘ 1‘ .‘ . i‘ in. ‘ ‘i
ing was in excess. it usually (latenewtypesoi‘elcctricaluiuip- “1255M ”NH“:ilk‘rllll5il'1‘l"ll“"' Leaks like this are common in Funkhouser ~\ pump liftih ilit -‘;. ‘1 3
ended up in Funkhouser. ment mum“. they are grounded. Continued on Page 3, Col. 1 basement (in during spring rains f -' -. .1‘.
Recently. however. what has ' i : jg. _.
been called a ”renovation" has t‘ .5
taken place. In most of the class- . . 0 2*" . f
rooms. this consisted oi the in- S tn 8 nts [e ’l l. 8( re 18 tr€1 t10 ’1 . “r. ‘ *2
stallation of new \enctian blinds / ”l I I ' 9 ‘,,'_‘
and overhead light tistures. in / It '
some places it es en meant the 0 o o f: ’:
alipli('atioii of a fresh coat of as l n ton Obby m a ‘ l [e g ll lt , r; ‘
paint. And many oi the old cir- ' I I . I y ' ’ '~ ' ' “ {1",
cuit breakers were converted in- . V .4311 ’ “i
to light switches. (But some of : _A new “ ashington—based paying out-of-state tuition. on ifniversity property in “MM \‘w are pr 23.1%,}: .zft»: ‘ . ‘
them still remain.) ““29!” lobby may file a class 'lhe five were 3150 asked if to register t0 “its by the l‘usette i : =::.'\ to! :31“ 1.“ "s
Usually the "renovation““i” :‘(it‘fm (Sim ;\lo"d"‘y against they were undergraduates and if (hie 0f the fi‘ 0‘ student body ”1““! ”7“” “”1”” ‘ ‘7‘“ 1" “ ~, ” Ill";
not that complete. In most in- L'iyettediounty on behalf offive they were married. \one of l’vreSident Ste"? :if’nfihh (Old ‘4 we can Lusi .i more Iiiir‘iii:fi“i‘~’ _7.: 1 :
stances, it meant the installation stu: ents who .‘f’e’e demed the group is married and all kernel reporter, It ‘ extremel} "its her“ thm 4" View“ ““3““ ' ‘7. '
of the left-overs. That's theback— fiefizsféggwdmrgffiggér to vote. are undergraduates. Idisappointing that they “ml t “V“ .. ‘.
ground of the new white tile in The lobby orgayiiued by Went to clerk et us work through the s} stem (‘ominued on p”... 7_ ( ”I: 3 g 1’ ..
Funkhouser 5 front lobby. . former presidential cabinet mem— After talking briefly with the " ~.
But these attempts at ”‘91” berJohn Gardner, is called ”Com secretaries who refused to register Gatps Pas t? r toss ' ; 3 1 ’I; C
tenanee do “0t 501"“ 50m“ 0‘ the mon Cause." The Common them. the students asked if they ' -/ 9 ” 1.1:", '
major problems of the old build- Cause Voting Rights project may could speak with the countyclerk . ‘v ‘1 . ’ f 6.
ing. The 311111111] spring basement file the suit for the students. and were given directions to his hats 1’1 56 rl'l r 4775.7: '1’” :
The students. who attempted office. Fayette (lounty (Ileék 8 Sift: I
to re 'ster 'I‘uesda 'at the Fa 'ette Charles Baesler told the woul - ' . *,- 4: IL: I.“
6I<€IltllClCiall9 in Coungiy courthousye, were deinied be registrants that according to :83 RON HAWKINS ‘l‘iic I\\ir new \i .2 i::.;.. .y,‘ I": ". T.‘ a",
_ __ . for a variety of reasons. a recent opinion ofstate:\ttomey iassistant Managing Editor \(; lit’plt‘\l“iiiitl,\r'\ \\ din i -ix ~ 1'. ’5? I :' .._
The 1969-10 Kentuckians have Steve Bright. Jane Brown. BiH Ceneral John B. Breckinn’dge.an l‘\\i> iilnii’ names \\"lt‘ tin km! and \i.ui\ i’ii\1t‘i i‘i: itliltii‘ us . '. , * ' =
afflVed- The 1969-10 yearbook LeVee, Dale Matthews and Mark undergraduate student must be on \i-stciday to an chrome.“ bring to .ti lt‘.i\i nigh‘ :' i 'i:;:: I . ‘ .
”W be ”“de up in Room 111 Faster were all refused registra- “totally financially indepen- Hi): 1N oi tdlitlitl.iit‘\ tor \Iiltlefiiif iu-i or stud» ii'\ \i t Lin; ‘1» , 7:2» ‘. 3... ' f"
”i ”I“ Journalism Building lmm tion because they were either dent" from his parents. paying l1 . Z , .
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f ‘ 3- .5“; filg " . day 50, low tonight 3?. and high K t. - ' ‘:
W‘s i stair-”:5; S A ,t Thursday 50. Precipitation prob . ‘ . .
Kmteis one spot! where quiclmas and agility rather than strength often determine “bum“ 100: ”“2; today. 20 , ’ ‘
GOtCha who w'ln. Becky Suterlin, a sophomore karate student in black-belt holder Sin amurdldgm ' zero per-
Thc 3 class, adds some verbal emphasis as she matches her opponent’s attack with y. ‘
I I unintenttack of her own. (Kernel photo by Terry Williams) o’---~m------~-m ~ ‘

 ‘.’-—THE KENTl‘CKY KERNEL. \Vednesday. March l0. l97| __.
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1* ord Foundation report
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Colleges found “irrelevant” NEWS kEI'HEIS
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\II \ \SIIEIINT II().\I \Al) lhe rigidity in higher education, the and different types of institu- Fro," AP reports
l ixonI a iIiilnlI.strI£itlond has em- report found. tions." the task force said
iracel a ‘or( can ation re- - ° ' l' l ‘ ' ' ‘ ' - ' l
. - port contending students are I Illavent some students been , (Erodentlal laden . $3 DNI‘A. Australia—PrimeI.\llnister John Crey Cordon 90“
, I right when they say colleges sallng the Sil'lle,thlngs about I [he Il~ 0rd group headed by faced the toughest challenge of his political career Tuesday. car
I I I are irrelevant. t gut colletzes. There is aVery l' ranl} \eIwmaIn, assOCiate direc- Critics charged he is unfit to hold office and should resign. 1-)0
Secretary of Health Educa- su IS antia Icore of validity m tor 0 univerSIty, suggested the CortoiL 59. became prime minister iii January 1968 after th
. 7 t' t d \\ 1f 1‘. . . their anger, said Richardson TOOt problem forallhlghereduca- l' l“ " - ‘ ‘- ' ' ' bly
'0" an e are illiot 1.. lllch- who; d II B t' . h . . . lis pre( (LESSOI, Harold 1:. llolt, vanished while swunining
I , ardson called the report ”pro- 1*" be pre ecflssohn Obert ‘03 ‘S_ lle umVC‘T-‘lty and “5 instormy seas. Corton has been accusalof'ninning a one-man hel
. ' i vocative, controversial and in- me ‘ suggeste t e "3130"- "Selma ' aden faculty. show “Nd 0f ”Will-l t0 \Olldlfl' 1“ ' " ' l ' l .
I . ., -, . . . . I The modern academi '- . iis own position i) s lunting ti .
. nosatise and as Significant a ‘]h ‘t ,- h ’ . C uni 0” government ff "‘1‘ 'l l * " " ‘ ' ' ' L“
, . . . . . e W.“ em, Wm its mas— versit 'has like am t d o icia s \\ lo )ccamc potential riirlls lor tne
. statement on higher education give inertia reqigtg fiindam t 1 ‘- l I agne, rawn ”FPO“ you
. . aswe have seen." chan e . ll ~13 _ . en a all institutions towards its or- " ' Ulll-
- Recent reforms in curriculm mOdgzds,IIorarey eIlminate; 0511}- ganizational form until today WASHIVCTK ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ V0“
and goyeming powefi have left I . p grams‘ ignorest e - the same teaching method, the . i i )l\——'Ihe Senate Banking and (,urreilcy Com— A,
_ III I untouched a major problem of an“? need: Oid‘gtl‘de-nts' seldom same organization by disciplines, iiiitteeI Tuesday stood by its earlier approval of William J4 1;?
_ . ,7 isolation, forced conformity and gllflsalfirrlgqtl 5 llflilthnd: goals: and the same professional ac- Casey s nominatiouIto the Securities and Exchange Com— file
I K nevera voca es new ademic training for faculty are mission. The committee acted behind closed doors after a t
. I ll] . nearly universal," the report fiveI—hour open hearing in which Casey said some of his .(tlu
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I 0 l l 531d. car icr testimony before the committee had been based on .
I . eba exp OSlveS use Problems obscured faulty recollections and in one place was wrong. l def]
I on u . g l()
. , The shortcomings of the . i . M. V e , 1 l u
. . academic university as a model PT. BLNNINC, (:11.-—rht‘ government and the defense :
111 y 611 “11116 blast for all other institutions have ended their testimony at Lt. William Calley Jr‘s court— : ‘
, been obscured by the dazzling martial Tuesday and the judge turned down a jury request l is T
. , .e H _ _ _ tovisitthefar—awa'"i ‘ f li‘ll) 1 ‘ -'
I . \\;\Slll\(,1()\ l-‘xl’l _ lhc 'or rol . .. . success of the best known ex ) scene 0 tie a cge( My Ilai massacre. 0"
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I, chance to saw a little money lion in 1969 (rafting thc legisla aml'l‘lfis’ it continued. Court-martial Judge (Mol. Reid Kennedy told the sis-mall (ien
“MI“ MT“ by a Bureau of Mines Wheeler said th: b . -. . . e study recommended new iiiilitary' panel Ithat My Lai has become heavily overgrown we
, lllllcial 'I‘uesdln as leading to havin dli‘fil- lt' II th' ureau 1.; lillstltutlons where students of Since Calley s infantry platoon stormed through it three years 001)
ti . l) U 30 ‘l'l . . . . , I ll . t“ 1” ”mg ant a 3295 are educated, With any ago, allegedly killing Vietnamese civilians as the\ advanced ‘
it Lt. Hill lillllt blast lll tralnlng lrlspcctors and 15 Stlll preference gomg to older ones- He all’l tl‘ h’ I ‘ l .
' llyden. Kv‘ that killed Sb men. 'l l > t d l , A b . - , h . . “ H C‘ “t t L IJurors have ”WIN photographs and ‘d be“
I\ _ , II I , I I a) t o o on y a out half of the w ere practical experience and sand—table mockup oi the village as it was then ‘lW‘l
. ' Al; ““I‘Stllll‘llKI’llI ’) tlIlt‘ bll' Jul) required under the legisla- “0t Classroom lectures is the l l ' ll ‘
lean las ( isc oset t lat un awful (jun primary teaching tool‘ where ' ' ( en
. . , . ' ‘ pro- W'ASlllNCT()V—S'- t' - f ti ‘1‘ v - ‘ ' '
' z ‘ . explosiies \\ ere used ill tliemilie. . . fessionalpractitionershave U81 ‘ ’ A ecre Jr? 0 “'3' reasury JOhH B. (,on- Dd“
' . . which is Upt'rated ll) lllt' l‘liiilt‘) , InsPeétors needed faculty footing With acatfgmic lldlllfl (If-”lured THCSday President x60” 5 economic Dona“ \‘liSi
I (Toal (lo. III ILutIIaddltlonal IniIspet-toi's, bi Ph.D.s and Where instruction is tlIrIIcIIIIeitible and can IbeIIchangul rapidly it inflation persicn find
4 ‘ Asked at a hearing before a ] .UHS; “'3‘ “on t so \e tlieprob— offered by television, Off campus I g. “t ltdr 5 “DJHMOH-Ut the CCOHme' um“
, . House labor sulx-omml‘ttee why an o mlllc iiICL‘ldt’lltS‘ I\Hleeler and in traditional classes. ‘ l] d m“? €011“)me “11th mummy” reporte” C(mmlly he“
. t all) one would use illegal explo- \)l:-lr(illi‘lililille:l an ”1811):“? I; posted Decentralization itiittightoi'llacus; ill]: Donnell] Iplaiis for th-C 1972 presidential
, . Wm m a min“ llenr‘, l’. Wheel l-ml I. ItIIl y 1;; tac lIU t re «1.000 It advocates decentralization he “Id . lin just sit lack and listen for a while.
. . cl; debut) dii'ectorol tllebuleau. [glintlt‘m Ill “duos" Of state 9011699 and university ll . 'l V' l l t ' l f l
. replied: . (( I iona "NWC ors are “I“ systems; formation of regional e sail l lson s pan 0 reorganize t ie e( eral government
, . “It's one!“ and cheaper, The guaranteetllat an operator wont examining universities whose ha? a “(Md chance 0‘ passage in Congress Hm year, but he l
’ idea is to saw a little mono). take this kind of a risk when sole function would be to test um doubt on the “ham“ 1‘” r““’““‘“~‘l"‘”‘l”t-’~~ \ll-Vlllh‘ llt’l ‘
. I . , I \\ hum. er “I“ responsible in this yl'e re not there. lfIlic wants to and grant degrees; and complete proposal. l
. . _ NW had (Immmh (MW it be- oadl} enough. \lheeler S‘dl(l.I overhaul of professional accred- ‘ t . ‘ _ 0
II t I lore and gotten away will. it W Hburt p 08}an director of itatioii 3290”.“ to encourage 39' SIAl(x()l\—South \letnameso troops in their drive into
.._..l..._.-_l.m.. ., he did it again. ()ill\ this time my Bureau ()1 Mm” Stud fed- prenticeship as an alternative 113.0" now hf“ 9 cut ”m“ major l’“““'l“'~‘ "l lllt‘ ”0 (:lll ,
. i’ I ' it t aused a disaster.” tidl inspectors visitul the Finley to 5313!?" 33311-3373 preparation \1rnh frail, Kenigma headquarters reported 'l‘uesda). US. air ' (‘on
_ . $0000 II IMmtthat “I’d“! ellllIlIl tilllcSélllr- How; have rained widespread destruction on enemy war anin
.37 .~ inc ing e nine mont s prece ing supp 165‘ ' l
r ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘N””"”'~’m""m ‘ klll( l
. . lllc l‘ lliley (lolll (Io. has been the CXpIOSlonI' 1 hey found "013' l l 2 live i
.‘ ‘ lined 3.30000 as .1 result of ll“. tions each time and had them l ' ' I‘ “‘llll
. . . 0 ll\ \lt‘ll t‘.\l)ll)_\ll)ll and the lllll‘t‘all (-ol'rt‘k‘lIul, 1-K said. 0“ one ()cca- l 855' le . t ”W t
' of \lines has ieleirul the use Wm “"ng H”. mine d"““ l l 6306 ‘t t 0 III (I t} l
I . I . t I. - I t I . boo'oo’m )t'
. I to the justice Department for for ”mu dfll 5' . ---,r-,,, S Pa Bay a] e a» recor
.I - , It possible prosecution undertheie llep. Carl D' l’erkiiis, l)-Ky., FOR RENT ”’0’-- 77 l Fare
. ' ‘ ccntl) passed (Trail \liiie Health chairman 0‘ the House l‘.duca- :iggifn’cfifoio’oofo"’~ at ABM . 2
x - ' . ml slam in. “on and Labor (bmmltlee. classifies-Vales; 6X an 8101] .
“lleeler llilll lllllt’l lllll't’tlll Ul Charged the frdcral inleTh)“ llllzi'tbl‘wgmld‘ifi’ll‘ilrcleh Inmledflalm 0C- 3 l 'l
. . . . , . y" ', ,. . . <. j “‘Y 1‘; “I >11 lt‘r am :11 now . , . ‘ . . I . - in!
Mm” ()llltldls “t“, called t)” QiIIiItIlIlIngailIIinIgI‘ to kltl) a close bum. ltllg;£W \MlSIIIbCTON lAI’)—l’resi- ABM Sites to protect L .8. Min- ‘ artu
I _ tmt; the subcommittee for ques— S . I It] L lu; oIliIt lt. mine. lle SIEBREEITfmlfIlISSERIL/‘E NOW—Apart— dent \i':on s blueprint for build- uteman missiles. And Nixon “1“)"
q . I “0mm: about the upphmmm ”t tInt Il Isias \I\l( c y rumored III] for {our “,ch \IVIIlIersgg‘siyoaItc01191515121: inIga generation ofpeacethrOUgh 21$de for a fourth site either at we t
. . _ t , the act t0 llie lsentucky disaster. 1e area, “lllgh boytlery ()ll hm IlIiItg-IrIssIIeésslon. Reduced summer “3605‘ IsItiffened free world alliance and “aShington. D-(:- 0T Warren L ,
p . ”W subcommittee play ed a ”up own congressional district, that Tm—_—— 9* 12‘? Vigorous negotiation from a pa Air Force Base, WY0.—Which men
- the mine was using illegal prac- Em? SEEDS)“15:87:.n’t‘1'cihgwgrlf sition 0f strength" was mapped WOllld protect the nuclear Com- an?"
d , tree-- M was ‘°‘§°P§'“”““day' 3““‘l..°{‘b ‘" C°‘°’ad° 3'” will
‘Boom holes’ ‘ - trategy of Realistic De- ma a, l e .—with the Presi- l
I. ' STEREO The explosion apparently was WWANTED (\errence, Sectretary 0f Defense dent deciding which, on the i very
. ' CONSOLE $ touched off when an attemptwas WANTED—Female r°°mmate ‘0 5h“ ‘ fell"! H'dLalird called it. basis Ofdanlls talks PTOZTCSS- hues
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75 . . . , -bedroom a artment. Call 278-8616 e sai t e 5"“ng 5 essen~ a" a so: anim
. made to dinamite more than 23:, 530 p ' ' ' '
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- , Just received 5 deluxe solid the niitlitorglcalholfs kdtrIealZIIWhei‘e Yrngng-emgartpe interested in go- of a Strong free world military haw? test-fired an inter- the h
l a stale nationally advertised at th <. l - 0:15 an mg “D break. Meals. aci$§ii§$§l2§s.sgl§$$ (Elmab‘l’ty t° Steer America 0" conhnenml ballistic miSSile sev' L;
I. ' ' stereo consoles in beautiful I e ”Titling . though fed- $333355 Skin dmng' can Jsomhm a prudent middle course be- eral thousand miles late last affec
~ ._ era regu 3 ions permit a maxi- _'_-_________lj tween two policy extremes year, which could make it a nu l '
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, - hand rubbed walnut finish. mum of 20 at one time. DO YOU have a nice men's leather world policeman 0' ' l clear threat in 1973 1th " '
I World renowned BSR turntable “People who have worked . coat «42-3 long) you would like to tionism .. new iso a- that threat t'll . ta oug air u
. _ ' 1n conve cash before break? Call ' S I IS no expect lab“
, and 4-speaker audio system that coal scene over the years H BOb' 266-0239. M10 The strategy is aimed at ex before 1974 or 1975 l
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l a . $75 each Monthl said Perkins tell th' ' pandlng re l U S ' Said th . d
I . y terms I me at if LOST AND room) p sen . . nuclear ere is evi ence ofa the 1
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4 available. May be inspected at they see anyone preparing even LISTED is the propert o h d l deterrence to deterrence Of the- bilge new soth ICBM but beam
I , United Freight Sales 2123 a dozen boom holes they leave our lost and found Zectllon.mltem: fterlwar m EurIope or Asia and :ald til? Pentagon does "Ot llelt"
. , ‘ . ’ - " may beclaimed from th Ui it 008 wars 8 ' now i ' ' ' ‘
Oxford Circle (Cardinal Valley the mm?‘ 0‘ Kentucky Police Heagqugrleergs lryl as w ll uc as Ipdocmm' odlfi t Is a new miss“? or'a more
. . ShOpping Center) U S 60 L Perkins plans to question the Room 107. 395 Euclid Ave.. from 8:00 e by marshalling free In cation of the Soviet s gi- condi
I ington Mo S, l 9 I ex- Bureau of Mines officials at g‘rrl‘dalslvrlm 5'00 pm" mommy through world military power, Laird ant 559' l
. _ I .S n- at., a.m.-8 length Wednesday and will take 5&0:ka 19 gextbooks. notebooks, said, he told newsmen after the ’ Said the administration's "”351
. MM, 1-6. thesubmmmitteemflam Ky. assassins liars; at; $3353.30“? “Armed Services fwggtlmfinmllm “5°65 8°81 N
. for further hearin s Frida ’ l 53????" Jeweilry—mngs' wawhes l ee ea ng. s ' ml on men an women (M l“
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g Y men). Cglléigfl‘fiafi“ 83:3 5533; h' Laird mappeddtthe strategy in one I: miItlion llbelow Vietnam ”KT
menl; m re as-—18 (ladies and is annua eense st pea s t at wi cost on] 7 lllll"
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‘ ‘ De ort t feTge S” Home Economics ,,_ _, 1 Statement on the $76 billion de- Cent of the Gross National able;
. p men 0 extiles, Clothing 8. Merchandising snvrcn {:30 budget] fcir 1235 fiscal year Pmd‘m- “l" i
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. offers PIANO TUNING —— R bl l . ’ '
I I a . . . alli work&guaranteeffson1§ralen§d cgsy HF proposed limited CX- T K \
Fashion Merchandismg ofvl‘gf‘yzszag’é’lfs 1" New “1%-st 9“."530" 0f ‘he Safeguard anti' HE ENTUCKY KERNEL II
,, , . mlSSlle Isystem to ”enhance the 53? Kentucky Kernel, Untvemty ”“ll‘ '
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