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ESTABLISHED 1894

’95 race will
set new em

By Stephen Trimble

l'.\1'1'll!!i‘t' lad/1111'

\\1th the passinLI 111 the 1ilmLl
deadline 1111‘ the 1‘1‘11 L1111Lr1111rs
race 1‘1:stL‘rda1'. Kentuckians can
sketch their first outline 111 all the
gubernatorial hopeltils and it
appears to be .1 1‘ait‘l1' big picture.

Seven candidates two
Republican. the Democrat
enter the race 1111‘ Ket1tuck1"s top
L'VCL‘UIH'L‘ job as the winter and
spring primar1' electiotis season
opens toda1'.

Senate \1.11111‘111 leader lohn
"l“.L ‘k Rose was the litst to ltle lor

c.111dida1‘1' at the Secretary 111‘

St.1tL“s 11111ce when he lll.‘1(1( his
c;.1mpiign announLL‘inL‘nt .11 1 p.111
1'L‘sterd. 11‘.

“111 1111' political li1etime. this
electiott will 1111er KentuL kians the
greatest choices tlte1‘1‘e L‘11‘t‘ had."
said 'l‘e1l_l.1ckson. campaign 111.111
1.1L1L‘r 1111‘ Republican candidate
l1111l111‘Lt1.

lhis 11‘ .11‘ s 1.“111 represents .1
new ei‘1 L‘11111‘L11nL1 111 Kentu1k1
politits as L111111‘111L1s1al new c .1111
paign laws .11‘L e111111ce1l 111 the
wake 111‘ the scars 111' legislatne
scandal 11‘11111 the l‘lil‘s 11(11’1‘1‘111
investigations.

Political science prolessor
l’enn1' Miller. author 11111111 books
1111 recent Kentuck1‘ politics. sees
the candidates this 1L‘.11‘ addressing
issues sticli .1s L‘dtiLation reform.
tax reform and economic develop
ment.

Kentucky's next election 111.11

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY. LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY

7 tile to be next Ity. governor

tesemhle something Llose 111 the
Republicans. \ict111‘111us national
and state clL‘Lttotts 111 .\V111L‘tttltet‘.
.\liller said.

The Republicans seemed to
have the 11111111e11tum and the can
didates. .\1lllL‘l‘ said. wltile the
Democrats will ha1e1otii1dtlie11‘
tot‘ch bearer among .1 crowded
tield111-c11111pctit11rs.

the GOP race

Both 1 L‘\111Ltt1111 1tt11i“nL1 1. arm
l‘orL'1' and l1iisiness111att lxoliert

(lable ate 111 the race. although
one. (table. seems more interested
iii repealinLt some controversial
-‘..1mp.11L“n 1.111s than getting eleLt
L‘1.l

l111‘g1‘ is L1‘1nsideted 111' 111.1111 to
he the Republicans l1est 1111pe..'\
11‘1r111L1 1111111 raiser rand pointman

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tying/.111 game

elm/er lull/(H'I'uil'. /i/i." HUI/V 4/).
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1111‘ the l\L‘.1gan bitsh 1..1111p11L111s.
l'lllL'_\1\l('g_‘r'.|1"KiL\ll\llll('l|1111k'111k
l1es1“stump speakers" 11111 (.111
111111.

llt tltt'l l‘)‘)l C'l((1lltll. 111l:‘\ lost
l11 l pLitent 1ge point 111 tl11 pii
111.11‘1 111 Republic .111 l 1111 ll11p
kins who went on 111 be soun1ll1
1l1111111l11 l)c‘1111111.11 l111“‘11t11i1

_l11nes 111 the genei .1l echtion.

17111‘21‘111111 appears 111 11111‘ 1111

sL‘l‘tolis ('Hllll‘k‘llllltl] williltt lils
own part1 and is ahead 111 the
whole pack. including the
l)e1111111'ats.

“Right 111111.11 11111 ask 1111‘
t11da\. (l‘111‘g1 s) )the 1111111111111."
Millet said.

(ialile, on the other hand. said
he wants to raise .1 “L'rass toots"
Lampaign to deleat some 1'1‘11‘111
legislation that testritts the tree
1l11111s 111‘ .1 gubernatotial 1.1111l11late.

.s'.‘.- RACE .111 Back Page

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Election bits cemepm

By David Turner

.\Ia'ti ll inter

cation 11.111‘ caused college stit‘

dents 111be1'111111‘ more involved ‘

in the politital process. l‘i1lL‘len
\\'1th the elections neat‘l1 a Mlltl.

\ear .111‘.1\. gubernatorial hope ilVlK‘ l"ltt'1n ‘amp1iL1n stafti ‘

l'uls .1lre.id1 are tr1'inLr 111 court includts. 111.141.”. 11111111» 1mm 1

the .11.”)...‘1-111c ‘ ‘ campuses .1111iiiid the state. I
\1.1[11'sd1 Iltt‘Y 1)_}\c planned 1 \1L‘ltl1'111-tlic stlttlL‘ttth are 1101” l

11‘ are 111.1king plans to \is‘it [K ['K

‘.11111 other uni1ersities and 1‘11l- \1‘1rh all 111thc other 11111

leges .1c1‘1 1ss the state. paiL‘ns also use student interns
.‘\n1l what do students think “"1111 L‘ls and other K1‘111111‘k1‘

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Major: PolItical SCI-

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Education: Edge-
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Welcome members of the
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SOCIety to BradyFest ‘95.

      
  

   
 

   
    
     
 

 

 
 
    
 

 

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Up next. Barry Ploughe of our

of his empty-step recreation
of the Brady-5' trek to
the Grand Canyon.

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That's right. I stranded myself

in a ghost town and then got
lost In the canyon on purpose.
I also flew In the son of
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ititn the future.

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“1h WITHIUIUI I’K‘U‘U'” III“ (”'1‘ the (Eats w‘tII :fl'lflfil'l‘w, I233 5;; I’itiiin said he hut at times the (Lits haxe heen
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. \'l\t‘fl CIJNh “Hh \‘t- I” NIFN'UW Iiusmess at hantl W'l‘ti‘a"? II; athustmeiits in an high percentage when \\ e take
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have prnhlems gettingr mntnateil (iameeneks. IlLlIJllt't‘, pereentaee when u e take pnni'
tnr games, antI he said he «Inesnt “It‘s titling tn ”'1 he} playeil a shnts . \\'Iieii ttiti see us its ni'
aIInw his players tn Innk ahezltl: he .i hig game lnt‘ us." .\IL'(:.II'I}' Inne last time. 'Iihe} ma} play us i" peiteiit. we're grime tn true
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tatiee IK‘C‘JUW It 1* I” [IN “ml” enme here and heat tis. “\Ve just have tn expeet the hi‘eak tll|\\n the I‘IIlll ynu'i'e farting
0110:} “’Ihey'i'e prnhahly gning tn he unexpected." tn see guts takingr iiimp shnts
““ t‘ W “CWT IUHIW‘I lllk'l‘tll a little hit upset." But t\\n eaii play at that game. u hen men are l’tllllllll‘zf .it them."
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trap, saitl Pltlnt)‘ whnse team tin“ with Snuth (Iai'nlina's twnegame and we‘ve w atehetl tiIm nn them." t .ll't‘t‘t‘nlligll {I’lltilllt elliirt against
“I'm.“ at trail twerall‘ antl .7] m winning.r streak enultl pnse prnhr L'K guard 'I 011)" I)elk saitl Arkansas. “'1” he the man L \(i
IhC htllltht-htt‘m (.nnterenee. Ieiiis tnr the (Iats. “They're farting tn try tn take niir w ill he Innkiiitz tn tnntam. .-
Rtttlrlt'ls' Rhtftlb fk‘t‘lllt‘tl A“ I5tItIie I‘ngler's squad is tresh strengths away, and we're grime tn 'I'Iie \Vihleats will he Innking tn HELENA HAU Ix.
have a twinge Hf fear in his Wire rat a .‘2-pnint I)It)\\'()llt nt‘\\'estern try and take theirs away" slnw L‘Sti‘s Malil; Russell. whn '3":ng up THE PAGE [Mm [AIL [MA ”\- m hurmq. lizt't‘deth‘u 1,, .,
Wht‘lt :Hkt‘tl ll th FUJI“ “Ullhl I’L‘ (.arnlina and a nne~pnmt \ietnr} L I\ had nn prnhlenis taking ritItIIetI L Is lnr In ptilllts' .ith my. (3”, 41”,,“ 1,,‘/‘,,,,',,,,\. [1, ”uh/N m \ .,,/./...‘,>\vh,.,‘. (1],,ll;.,.,_.,,‘: 1'11”
mntixatetl tnr the (iatiieeneks. . nver(ienrgia. away the (iameeneks nutsitle sewn rehnuiitls m the teams first '//.( (Li: “A“ /., \r ,1. ,\ ”3/. far ’1‘,“ , l,.,. ,3, J, " {rim l\’.'i;l,,‘l,.1_)di
"“ U I’L'ltt‘r IK‘. Rhmlt“ \“tl- Snuth (Iarnliiia aIsn Ietl at half» attaek in their earlier meeting. meeting. '
SCOUTINGre/ior'r
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BACKCUUBT
UK's Tony Delk is coming oft a career-best31-p01ntouting against Arkansas on
Sunday. The junior shooting guard, who is averaging 19.3 pomts per game in
Southeastern Conlerence play. scored 18 against South Carolina the first time the
"KAT/175‘ two teams met this season. Carey Rich leads the Gamecocks in scoring, but has SOUTH CAROLINAVHHX
7 been limited tojust 10 points per game in conference play. v
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Team statistics ' . ’ 1 st t' ti
DBIK Andy Bostick and Malik Russell present an athletic set of fonNards. Russell scored RIC“ ‘ em“ a '8 CS
18 points and pulled down 7 rebounds in the first UK-USC matchup this season. .
UK opponents The Cats' Walter McCarty, averaging 7.1 points per game in SEC play. scored 16 in 1‘ USC Opponents
. just 24 minutes against Arkansas 1 .
.449 Field Goal Percentage .385 l .405 Field Goal Percentage .469
.704 Free-Throw Percentage .733 .331!!! i .587 Free-Throw Percentage .698
.387 Three-Paint Percentage .253 Despite the fact that Jeff Sheppard has started 10tlmes, Anthony Epps averages ; .303 Three-Point Percentage .363
87.5 points per Game 68.1 more minutes and has dished out more assists than Sheppard. Epps has 59 aSSists i 63 9 Points Per Game 72 g
to Sheppard’s 41. South Carolina has little consrstency on its bench. but forward ‘ ' '
41-8 Rebounds Per Game 38-1 Ryan Stack averages 7.1 points per game oft the pine l 35-1 Rebounds Per Game 376
14.9 Off. Rebounds Per Game 14.8 Etc 138 Off. Rebounds Per Game 12.1
18.9 As3ists Per Game 11.6 11.3 Assists Per Game 15.8
15.6 Turnovers Per Game 22.4 UK leads the all-time series With the Gamecocks 142. South Carolina has never ; 14.0 Turnovers Per Game 14 7
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5.4 BIOCKS per Game 53 McCarty won at Rupp Arena (0-9). The Cats pounded SC 80-55 on Jan. 7 in Columbia, as l 2 5 Blocks per Game 3 8
the Gamecocks struggled to an 0-for-13 performance from three-pornt range. South ' '
10'5 Steals Per Game 7'1 Carolina could be in the wrong place at the wrong time tonight — UK is 8-0 in Rupp 6-6 Steals Per Game 7-2
Arena. 7-0 on weekdays and 110 when playing after 6 pm. this season. ;
By Jason Dattilo “After the