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. Handicapped ' blUdenlb , cannot The campus plan to break down heavier doors. such as the Patterson He said he hopes enough mun” 3:51.; Ray. 1.1»th 1111 11K. 1”":“2 'f‘f . INT” 1“ .. .' ,’ . ~ . “
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the assistance of other students. and in wheelchairs began in 1977 but said donations lt‘tillbsludenl grout) pl‘()\‘lde mtire it: ugt {”ndtwim t“, mm M; dmemNrmmn m“ Hat": gemmd . \ K I I; i
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mg against qualified handlcapped brary Student Adm-5'0"." Committee. ”“5 WOUld ”01 (‘OWF It It W85 {00 \ersify tunds for such protects there atthelibrar‘. tor issistaiice (Ilillflflqh I I. H . . ii.» I I: ‘- " l .. ‘ ‘ ' ‘-2
“Udell“ m any program or aetw‘ty said automatic doors are "er.“ mUCh (“pen-“"9 Of a PrOPO-‘lllon for U?‘ l“ Karnes said. The l'rii\ei‘si'\ would "The \tatute retiiiireo .11 (9“ it) ,1" I: 31 ‘:I\ I l I .‘ I ’1' '- . l 3 . . .
FNMHHE 0T benefiting from federal needed. "I think that not only stur consider " look at each case by .i case in case dc itiemrc programs ' !{‘d\‘\dttl.n(it 1‘9”? “hm-M an. M V' H l I K ‘ l. . ~ ,~ I .1 1
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can account for the continuing dis- said members of the Student Govern tion ‘ - handicapped students 5th“ need 11 i: ”11‘”: ["1 l1”: ‘1‘." l 1”” ' ~ ' ' " . '- '
crepancy over automatic doors for hlectric doors began as an experi- merit Association about their role in He said the constant traffic out. bookliut cannot 111111011 l‘l‘;l}llh:.l.t i} tape 11. .. ... 1 , 11 ‘1 . ,
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“No matter who 15 picked to win the ,.. sic. . mfmpom “r W- W “NIL.“ M or.» ”M" ' ‘ .. ,, -‘

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game or at his office desk in Wiscon- and CVen (LSU coach) Dale Brown Wlll admit to l \ ‘ concert go (in gale at it. d in the,” l1141‘.[111.11:(1h:,1t(11} :( 1k: . A“ P . . » ~ ‘ = = f
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Since becoming an analyst With mention roundball, you mention Kentucky.” ' . cert committee Cl)-(.‘h’lil‘\\t)ln‘ill r)I‘('\']t)LL t. . ~ .. .. . . i x 1-“
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coached Marquette L'niversity to the The ttckpts are $8 for upper arena 71th; 11:1 :21 “1”, ' 1f . ALLA: TN“ :7 .I' .' 1 U i ' - .
NCAA championship. the flamboy- A| McGuire . ’ , seats in Memorial ('oliseuni and $1” (wars The entitlinvillt'v ,l-i-iii :Ti‘il: I '- ,- I'l- r 3 ' '. ,2.»
a?“ McGuire has been Widely recog‘ ' . . ~ for lower arena Todai tickets are not reqLi're \lll(‘\“'i‘k "‘t' ‘ Altiiuhl U" '- I' " " i
iiized as one of the most colorful fig- NBC sportscaster available only to t'K ;[uden[\’ tum and “.1111.1 m 11 ‘1" 1,11 “71 i l . ' ‘- '-£.
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uresirt 590m broadcasting. . ’ Al. MCGI'IRE “ll-V and staff with an ID. l'rch ”a”, dll‘t‘dd‘ llt‘t‘llfipl‘l‘m'” l“ ""71>":"“ 9 I l'f' ‘ i " “ ' ' .
MCGUJFR who hardly keeps hls re- 1. . . . . 1 There will he an (’lghlrllet‘l per cusr t ,n1.;1111r1.1. .111; .h1.‘1 5\ t 1 JI1\K1i.4 . " 1". 1." ‘ - ';
spect for the [K basketball program he matter who is picked to win him. he may have an oddson coaching positions » Hall for tomer hm”~ and “CR1.“ “1“ be 50“ V111 11, 111 1; 1.111 1, “1311 ' . ~ :. 1 " i
to himself. will speak on campus at the Southeastern! conference. it‘s chance of getting it." Adolph Rupp in the 1972-73 season ttxiayonacashonly has” \h. “1111 i r1111), 1:111: 11:11:” T115 .1‘ 1‘.‘”, . '
3 pm. Tuesday in the Student Cen- still the team to beat. and even (‘onSidering Sutton‘s Arkansas and Hank Raymonds for McGuire at Tickets go on 51111. t1, 1h1 general 1’11 n “’11 r' ”‘11 ‘ ‘Q 111”]‘1 . . . 1 . 1
ter Grand Ballroom. The lecture is (LDUISIana Statecoachi Dale Brown reputation for an up—tempo game. it Marquette in 1978-79 McGUire p11hh1. tomorrow The “1111‘, mm, 1‘ 111‘11h‘_“:_ ‘1nM1L1 1‘ ”‘73:"; . . -' ' .1 _ .‘.
sponsored by the contemporary af— vvill admit to it. McGuire said. seemed surprising that McGuire said Sutton is an outsider. someone open 10 11 m t1, 7, 11111 “11111111 11,1. ,‘11 om“.tufltml‘ffxil‘w.‘ ,1“ 1‘ ', '
fairs committee of the Student Ac- “Its still hoop. roundball. net. Vlhen predicted that l.'K's offense would who wasn‘t “weaned on Wildcat bas- through ”1113‘. ' " 1m .h‘1 “pf? 1h“ '1w'nffhm.‘.”' l," .' - ' ' .‘1 '3
tivities Board you mention roundball. you mention work the clock more and be a little ketball"and doesn't “bleed blue " R F \1 1g the 111.11 11mm.” 111- 1111, 1111‘111L‘f’1'1121l‘1f11:2? -\1 \f1‘_"""‘ “ ‘ . . .‘ 1
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In a 191910110119 ”119“le earlier 8 ucky 1 slower than itwas underHall. . In typical McGuire fashion. he "Athens-Scene bands from Athens. ..Th1,1 1.1.111>.iii the mini.» mi: . _ ,1 . ,~.1_ . 1
this week \‘chuire €01“an have _Mc(;uire has no doubt that Sutton I think that EddleS offense WI” drew a horse analogy when he spoke G11 The fourxman band's Char'lClOP 1 id n '11“ 11 1 (111 _ 1 1 , - . ' '. 1 .
’ ' ‘, . . Will continue the successful program be geared down a little bit from the of Sutton‘s succession to the L'K bas- _ . . ' ‘ a I a d N “NH" M‘ “m , ‘ . .. " . '
been more candid about UK basket- at Kentucky He said Sutton's clubs tradition of the Bi Blue and l ketb ll th on MIC sound h d murky. mohx’lc gui b} [hemnwmmmw " ‘ ‘7 ' I '
ball. With his usual animation, he ' '1 i . . - . - . - . g, ' '- . .. a r e' . tarand melody layering. The bowel l nioii iii\.itletl \tulitiii. ' ' '
joked about UK coach Eddie Sutton at Creighton LniyerSity in Nebraska think the defense will be a little bit The Rupp thing was an orderly 115 well~known 5mg“ ”11.111111, 1, 111111 1 11-11 _ 1 1 1, 1 . 1 1 .1 .
filling Joe Hall's shoes _ "He were always teamoriented. with a more agressive.“ McGuire said. thing like my move at Marquette." "Radio Free Europe -- "f’rettx- Per 51"”:11 iv” 1‘ ‘_ 1\‘l‘\"n"1‘ 1f” 1, . "
. . . lot of play on the weak side of the "It‘s exciting. Everyone is trying to McGuire said. “You're stepping out- . . .. -. - 5 ~ . ‘ re. p0“ ‘nl‘ 0 " n‘qu” M “I“ “”1“ . ' .
doesnt have to fill Comerse. What . 1 , . . . , suasions, “’11 (ant (rel There the .\larx1st Afghan aoiei‘tiiiieizt .n . . ~ ‘
1‘ 11 Nike"" he laughed _ and court~thestdeaway from the ball. out-guess or say what is gomg to Side the confines of the stable. \our From Here“and"Driver8 -' 11,1111] ‘ - . 1 .' t '
about UK now having a coach with. 1"All I know is that you got the happen. Look at me. I'm saying the bloodlines and Thoroughbreds have Rh M comes to [K on Part III 1,, ‘311 1,131 1111111, ”1, 11 1 _, 1 ,1 ,1 " . - ' ' ' 1
out aSouthern accent right ‘person. . You got a great offense is going to be slower and the been set in the Lexmgton area This 1“. “Reconstruction Tour ~ which 1 hm ’11. '11: 1’1““: ”l ' ”1”” 1‘” _ l ' _
‘ 1 ' coach. McGuire said. adding that defense faster It‘s just that we all is sort of like gomg and getting a has taken the hand through Furope \1, r ,t1 1. in] A! 3 :‘t‘rhnthlhl. ,M? i' I .‘
Make no mistake. however. that Sutton may be one of the people have our inputs and we all don‘t horse from Arabia. or out in (‘alifor- and the [bum 51111“ ' 1’ “1;:1 1‘ ‘ ‘ a)”: ‘1‘ ‘ “‘ . ‘ - _ . '.
whenever McGuire speaks of basket- mentioned to coach the United know " ma. which would be worse than Ara- h “m 13‘1“)?!” all“ h‘ V till" “wk ' ‘ ' . ‘ " ~ I?
ball “dynasties" he talks about States in the 1988 Olympics. “With Unlike in other dynasties. when bia " 10000 Maniacs will open the Sht,“ "N“ ‘ ~‘ “"1”” “H “”“l‘ R“ ~_ . ‘ 1:
Kentucky. the overexposure Kentucky can give assistant coaches took over head get “em [RI-:1p11gt' J for REM ' '
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B) BETH LAWSOS 1 The retreat'is a very mean. é . a. - ’y~ Q13 ‘ :1" “A ‘11 «'3 em S rccr For a profile of the state's first ‘
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The bit ROTC cadet do the end of the day." Maddox said _ .. ‘ .. . ("v- f * xix; :4 » ‘ . ‘ _, A? «a ' ‘
tachment' ' performed 'lts first before the ceremony. 1 -,, 31.3.: ..,.tt. ' - ill _ (“111,151. i, The (‘hemistrwahysics building
myorRigqgary production at the Preceded by the firing of the . A. * ' 'i ' 1 ll ,1“ . ~. ., ‘ “.111 1 was evacuated yesterday. shortly
a Retreat Ceremony Pershing Rifle Canon the second ' ‘ V; v’ Two. after the Registrar's Office received
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yesterday afternoon In the pa bugle call. “To the Color," rep ' ..,-‘ .1 “5 a1,- ‘Qxi . he ': ' . _. . abombthreatat12245p-m 31°11"? ””1””; :"fi'; ”a"
rade field. resented the lowering of the flag. ,‘ g" k\ :— “ L" «- .1, . "er, 'fi ‘11. Officials at the Registrar's Office tgtoerozzganiifnll‘al :5 i “till?
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“Today's formation is a com- An audience of about 50 people. it v. 1 , 11.-» 1 _, gt? . 1 , ,1 ~ . 1 0 ,'—~ said a male called and said a bomb seeSPOItTS "1:11ch p
munication of a far different sort‘ including Art Gallaher. chan- " l . «i. - . 1‘ 1 ' v ;‘ A was scheduled to go off Within the ‘
for today the message is one of cellor for the Lexington campus, “,1, ' . '. " if «44" a m hour in the Chem-Physms building.
pride, achievement and an ex- and Michael Baer. dean of the , ’ -_ M 1 '1. theClassroom Building and the Pat-
prasion of dedication to the prin- COME? 0‘ Arts and Sciences, . . .V' 3.1. L 1 ‘ I tersonoffice Tower. . WEATHER
ciplea which both the officer stood With the detachment 1 - ; . Battalion chief Anthony J Modica
corps and our nation signify," thrwshoutboth buglecalls. . 5"“ he. had my "83“" l“‘°’"‘a“°“
said Col. Edgar D. Maddox, 3 ”Customs are very important _ but sa‘d "‘9 €311" claimed there Pant n" k.“ r “1.1“ 10'
profssorofmilitaryscience. to the military.“ Maddox said. , . ' was _a bomb in one of the three way “110‘! :1 ‘lh ,3 e! hr: It 70!
In the retreat ceremony, which “They preserve tradition. add t . 11 . y , . buildingsul-le said fire offimals con- Ton'yhtn :d '31 '3” o “W?“ be
military institutiom hold daily, color. pageantry and ceremony to M9" “ nperfuncmry seam "f a" m if loud 7... r W20“l ~ t
the first bugle call. “Retreat“ daily life and deserve careful buildings. a y c y M a -pmu-1
signaled that the “38 was aw! perpetuation." . Neither the office tower nor the chance of showers. Lows will be tn
tobelowered. ““01“ page7 T b 1 loomvrooo "wise” Classroom Building were evacuated "'9 ""d ‘° “W“ 50‘ "‘d “‘3'“ "‘
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.5. Gymnastics almost a ‘10’ under Little
. ' ' ‘ ByJEl-‘FASHLEY m— was really exciting." Little said.
.' Contributing Writer “There was no scholarship program and not “Every time we would go out. we
. . . . . . . would break the records we broke in
‘ “hen Leah Little came to UK to that mUCh talent- I was bnnglng ll’l ““13 lelS the previous competition. It was the
' .' . - *' . ' lake 0"" as ”3°" 0‘ ”‘9 “me"‘s from another gym to demonstrate That’s how ”m‘mfint! "38’“ l have 9V"
‘ ' i . gymnastics team. the program was . H ' had."
. . . I y / . Virtually nil. I ha d . k bad it was. . The team has even more depth
, I I ‘ . , v" i 4 ‘ But afterI 12 liars ofb r h‘thgl'ie Leah Llllle, this year with the addition of fresh-
. l l u ; and dedication. S e has Iroug women’s gymnastics coach men Cindy Jasper of Lexington and
‘ ' ~ ' , 4' l v team “P‘°T°PZ°P°"~’"E‘3‘ Diane Sill of Philadelphia. “There's
- . ‘ j . Coming Off the team 5 best season * no question that this year's team is
' ' ' ~. V ever. Little wasIappomted vice Pr,“ off for Little. as she received such was brought in to take over a shaky a better team." Little said.
' ._ . ‘ . .. m.“ _ ident ,Of the National Gymnastics honors as Kentucky high school UK program in 1974.
.. M . Collegiate CoachesIAssomation for state champion, regional collegiate .. , . The Southeastern Conference is
‘ . , . ‘ “9’"9” While serving on .the 9?“ champion at Eastern Kentucky Uni- I t°°k over m m'dseason and considered one of the strongest gym-
‘. " - .V “me board of lhe association, Little versity and a qualification for the even thoughIgymnasticIs was COnSld- nastics conferences in the country.
‘ l ‘ '3 “'1” be responsxble for helping to put nationals her freshman year in col- l." ed a varstty ,s.p°."' 't ‘5‘” really Five of the six teams are nationally
' '~ ‘ .' . . I» out a newsletter. working to reorga— Just a club deal. Little said. “There - ~ '_
.. . . . t _ . . . lege. , ranked. With Florida No. 2 and Ala
‘ . v I . i l . ml" the assoc1ationIandI taking a Then hard luck struck. She was was "0 SChOIarSh'p ”03’3"? and "9t bama and Georgia in the top 10.
I ' I ‘ . .1 ‘ J l L --.. K. closer 100k at Iqualification proce- unable to attend the nationals be- 3181‘??th talent. lhwas bringing m Little is confident. though. and
. ' '- ' l ' * dures for theInationals. . . d cause of expenses, and her college m e ' from not er gym toIIdem- thinks team members will be strong
’ “ I v " . ‘ ‘ , \ ' . She (10%“ let these duties 5m". career was cut short by collegiate onstrate.That 5m“ bad ‘t was. if they stay consistent and believe in
. I .I . . - t . . . in the way of her coaching responsr red tape themselves
;. - :j 1 . g‘ , bilities. however. ' . . After much work. Little finally ‘
; .5 ; . : g i . _ ““9“ 5K.” meme“ "‘3‘ W19 brought up the quality of the pro— "I tend to push the kids to their
. ;- it I- . I p t g . -. "I tend to be somewhat of a (1150- was accepting money for teaching a gram. She has established the team potential.“ Little said. “I believe
.- ’1 . I, ' 3 ‘ l _ Q -- , plinarian because or m." back» local YWCA program. ,the S°h°°1 as a Top 20 power in preseason there‘sastrong lesson tobe learned
. I V’. . I‘ _ II ‘ I . . ground.“ Little said. "When 1. com- g0t concerned and dig“ l allow "19 rankings for the last two years. with in all athletics. It teaches discipline.
' , ‘ . . .. peted. my coach didn‘t care If you to compete any more. 5P9 said, I the team finishing an impressive sacrifice and dedication. and that‘s
.' '. , ,. '. . ‘ la were beat UP or covered ““th bumps was deemed professtonal. 25th in the nation last year. what life is all about. If my girls can
, . ' n 2" and bruises. Y0” were expected to But that didn't stop Little from look in the mirror after a competir
‘ ; I i I ‘ ’ . .. give200percentandyou d’d' participating in gymnastics. Her ”We broke every school team re- tion and know that they did their
' ' .’ .r “m l:- _. This philosophy must have paid reputation grew as a coach. and she cord in every event last year. which best. that‘s all lask for.“
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