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Vol. LXXXIX, No. 168 “mm m. Independent since l97] July H. 1985 .
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$50,000 donated ,, . I
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By ALEX (‘Rnl‘t'll _ ._ «I knit ‘v ~ , "a l .
StaffWriter :‘ . a ;" r ’ ~ ‘. 4-,. {‘9 . ‘ ’ '. 1' ‘ x ‘l V .

The (‘ollege of Engineering's efforts to § “’4" .v‘ J . V \ ‘\ wag ‘ ‘ ,- L R V_ . ‘
increase excellence recently received a 1! l i ‘ , - 1" , ‘~ ‘ g 3 i \ ,, 4s "M l l .
boost when an alumnus decided to lend a -’ y " “ ' W . \ V. ~ ‘ .,
hand. A . ~ »‘ w “n ‘~~~ ~ k l . .- 3-841. ' _ ., ‘\\ é; ‘ .

Ralph G. Anderson. who graduated in a" ‘ .' s: l M; »V . V . _ s. _ é/ a l _ . ,
1950 with a bachelor‘s degree in mechan- ’ at: "' ' " '\ 4:1 i” ' ’ _. fi ' . . , ' *
ical engineering, donated 350.000 for an ». , ' ' .. ~. - é ’ y or; -_ I
endowed scholarship and is establishing , \ ' ‘ 1 - «rig 3 i

. another fund through his company. . ,, .1 ms t ; ‘* .2
. Anderson is president of Belcan, a Cin- v V v \/ :1 '0 I ' l I '
cinnati engineering services firm. ,. ' ' < V. ‘ , V .

The scholarship “supports the dean‘s at ’ J1 _ " " ' _
objective of having more academic ex- 2. M _. .
cellence and some especially good stu— .. . '
dents." said David K. Blythe, associate ‘ "f -' , k I. t t --f«. !
dean for continuing education and alum- g ' , c e M . " » ,
ni affairs. ' ’ fl ‘ ‘- 1': .

Anderson‘s endowment raises the col- : ~, ‘. ‘.. K . . .‘
lege‘s total number of endowed schol- .2 ' . .~ a ' . . -
arships of $10,000 or more to 16. “We‘re . J . . . .
pleased tohave them."Blythe said. ‘ "- k- =5 ‘ u y; ‘ _ _] ' ' .-

Awards from an endowment fund draw "M ”W" "'"e “a"
on the interest generated from the origi- ' .
nal gift. Blythe said at the current rate The heat IS on - _
0f investment he expects Anderson's en- Heather Noble (left), 16, from Breathitt County High School, leads a cheer during the second week of the three- .
dowment to provtde “500 to 35'0“) a week 'JK cheerleading camp. The camp is sponsored by the UK cheerleaders and the National Cheerleaders ’
year. Association. There were about 40 squads at the camp this week and 50 are expected next week. . .

Anderson said he originally signed up .
for $10,000 but changed his mind after 0
Blythe and Ray M. Bowen. dean of the Fall preVlew ,
college, visited him and talked about the
"*dwmemmg" AdViSing conferences offer new students a firsthand look at UK '

He said he “thought about it for a ———~r—*———~———————————-y
while." but “it wasn't anything planned. 3." CYNTHIA .’\.PAI.0RMO , ' ' l
I just felt i should do it. “ Managing Editor 1 1 / l y

A committee of the college will award For eight weeks the words 10 student I gr / \ I
one or more scholarships with the money assistants are practically the gospel I “ . “‘ 1
beginning in fall ‘86. A student in any truth in the eyes of new students and I § ‘ 1
field of engineering will be eligible. their parents. ' r ‘

The emphasis of the $50,000 endowment fines; mlulvliltlzl 1:“?6esaéémnram: «a? t c” , M l . ,
is to find a Kentucky student. Blythe {9“ P “cry Sta ibell '1‘ Tha k , ~5 '
said. but Anderson's Belcan scholarship ‘e a n, n . ‘ racy c er. ’ . I
isnational. John Kyle and Ricky VWatt are working . _' 4 g, l

for UK’s summer advismg conferences. c t c , ‘

The fund‘ established in emperation “We‘re the link between the University ‘ , . 1 1

with the National Society of Professional and the new students." said Kyle. a com- 0. ’3’ . ' ‘ c , {
Engineers. will generate a Sl.000-per- puter science junior. “We’re students ’1 ,9 ’t .. f
year four-year scholarship. jmt like them ~ we‘re on the same level, .. . _ ‘ .

It aka .5 open to any field of engi- 3:3:deth a little bit more about . P V V V

neeringandwillbeawarded in fall 'as. ‘y- . .
The conferences. which are designed _ a J
The 5°!”th are Part 0' the dean‘s for in-coming freshmen. transfer stu- ‘ .
Scholarship Program for Academic Ex- dents and readmission students, last - . .
cellence. which has been in development from June 5 until July 19, By the time “ i»
, over the past two years. Blythe said. and the conferences end next week. UK will . 1°
‘ WhiCh i530“ MM“! ‘08“ funds. have been on display for nearly 2,500 stu- :3? ’ ~

flier-e are two elements necessary to dentsandtheuparents. _ ' ~
increase excellence, he said: “mitstand- The WW 0‘ "‘9 “59m Flo " 'sg; . l
ing students and outstanding funny_" help new students make the trammon 73>.“ _ V 1
Bowen is current) - _ into college easier. The days are de- "t,“ -. ‘ “ ‘\ ‘ \

. y seeking funds for en , . nd ts e . . l
dowed faculty positions. Blythe said. Slmfio 8‘“ “W" ' We“ W * ‘ ‘ ,
portunities to talk With UK students and ‘ , . , .

The COHGEG'S alumni association has administrators about life here in Big g , f ;
its own academic excellence program BlueCountry. V ’ M y , 1
and issolicitingendomnents.hesaid. Each day, the student assistants tell 5‘ \I“ . A . ,

hundreds of people about everything i ‘ ‘ ~ . » = » \"F ~
from academic services and opportuni- , ,4 x V, " . ». _ ._-
TOday last day ties to life as a college student at a uni- - , ~ .m ‘- : ,4” . s,g .
versity of 23.000students. -‘ - ' , ’--. t t , '. . {a
“In the panels. we try to paint an hon- ' -* \ s . . i _‘
to drop a Class est picture of what life at UK is really we: mm!- I-ww-a“
like." said Watt. an EngngSh mean” ju- Incoming freshmen turn in their course request forms during summer

. nior. He said parents a 5‘ it some- ' ' r n in the Classroom Buildin this week. Advisin
Mattrcports times come in with the attitude that they :fifi'zglg":: : tiring: July ]9_ g 9

if . (student assistants) want to “paint a , . . . , . . ,

you 3““ W3“ to m a class, today ros 'cture 0' UK .. “But we try to tell Ann Fister, director of the adVislng have had good parthipation fromVVfacVulty
53’0“? 185' Chflm- it 1);]: it is They're going to find out conferences. said the students are al- and staff in leading the sessiors. l-‘ister

Students who drop a class today will what it‘s really like when they get here." “1"; m'umgmpf'enfiuflugg sage t “I one“, conference begins

receive a W (withdrawal) for the clue. hesaid. gr dd di 'onnghat e can‘t d6 _ ypi ‘th heck '

A W does not affect a student's grade “We stress that parents make the ef- main; .. a mensi W at7.45a.m.wi c -in. .

point average. fort to support their students especially V" - After an introductory sesston, parents
ude ho drop la tode during that first semester. because they dParents and s'tudruiits 8:10 he}? fxom and students attend half-hour interest

Also. at nts w a c as y are oi through a tough transition." at ministrators. ac y a sa . ca- .
receiveawpercentrefmd- said gatrlgneiinanceiunior. demic life is discussed in-depth. “We SceADVlSINGm-W

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2-KENTUMYKERNEL Mum 71, 1985
lnlormaiicn on this calendar at events is
collected and coordinated through the Stu-
dent Center Activities Otlice 203 204 Student
Center, University at Kentucky The inlarma~
' tion is published as supplied by the OlT'COlhr
pus sponsor With editorial piivilege allowed
lor the sake ol clarity ol expression For stu
dent organllations or UniverSIty departments
a e n r to make entries on the calendar a Campus
Calendar lorm must be lilled out and re
turned to the Student A(tlvl"£‘§ O“t\.P on»
week prior to publication date
'1 THURSDAY mm:- 13 SATURDAY mm-
o r r 5 A it Weekender ' Exhibitions Construction Kinetics 8
,W W W 2,, 2° °° m a
T sen X | l X T if} '
Lojdoun eHouse oFre: :ue-Fri 1302:: -4 Ad’“ charged Iron Works Pike Call 2550835 ("I 362 Walnut 5' MVF 9 a rn A p m
p m Sat8Sunl»4 p.m..Call254-7024 ' Other Christmas m Julv 0' Smoky ' PM” The. “9°“ °' Dwe' 8°°ne “335:2”? h
. o Other The AlhenlOnS' Heroes and Mts Crafts Show Adm. charged, Heritage Outdoor Drama at Old Ft. Harrod, Adm x I itions Student Exhibitor T e LIV
char “‘33:” .m ‘canmJygg‘b ing Arts 8 Smence Ctr SCieme Gallery
Men and the Minds ol Men - Part Ill 8 IV Hall Callm-4567 g p
, . . a 0,59,- 1935 Lex, 1,, Leo ue Horse 362 Walnut St MF 9 o m 4 p,n't Call
, of a TV Series 340 Classroom Bldg. l ' COMPS NCA Cheerleading Camp, 9 252 5222
p m Monday thru Thursday. 8 a.m. ~ 5 p.m., Show Adm, charged: Red Mlle "Mk ‘
0 Plays Lincoln Outdoor Drama at Old Seaton Center 2572898 South Broadway,Call252»1893 H. Sports pOlo MOKh at the Kentucky
orse Park Adm charged Iron Works
” Fort Harrod 5' Park Amphitheatre , Adm ' Exhibitions Artsplace Gallery Pro- Pik l m Ca||233r4303‘
" charged Harrodsburg 8 30 pm, Call gram, exhibit by Barbara Morgan Roberts 'eC p2 1
‘ 606 6686650 Free lbl N Mill St, M»F 9_4 30 pm. Call oncerts Musica Sundays at Wood-
land Park Margaret Gravitt iTraditional
' Other 1985 Lex Jr League Horse 255395] M y F .230 C “255 0835
Show Adm. charged. Red Mile track ' Plays The Legend ol Dowel Boone ”5'“ '99 " pm ° '
Sough Broadway Call252-l893 Outdoor Drama at Old Ft. Harrod Adm.
0Concerts Lex Brass Qumtet (Classmol charged HOFTOdSbWQ 3-30 P-m~3 C0“
8 Popular MUSIC? Downtown lunch w the 606 7343346
Arts in Triangle Park Noon-l pm Call ' Other. ‘985 Lex. J'- League Horse
Ext 2l0255-0835 Show: Adm. charged, Red Mile track
‘ Other Touring Park Arts, Jumpstreet SOU'h Broadway: C0” 2524893
I elec blues heavy duty rhythm 8 blues 8 ' Other: Downtown Alter Five ' Herald
classical soul) Ecton Park Tin-8:30 p.m., Sherman 5 GTOUP 6 (tunes "0'“ ”‘05"
Call 255.0335 l980'sl Central or Triangle Park, 5-7 p.m,,
Call 255-561“
main- @3- m is mason
' 0 Plays The Legend ol Daniel Boone . Other- The Authenians: A Perlor- 0 Camps: NCA Cheerleading Camp: 0 Conferences. Maintenance Manage-
. Outdoor Drama at Old Ft Harrod, Adm. mance by Frank F. Fowle, "I. Worsham Monday-Thursday; 8 am. - 5 p.m,, Seaton ment:CampbellHousei c°||257.4295
- . charged 8 30pm Call606 734-3346 Theatre, New SC' 2:l5p.m, Center: Call257-2898 0 Plays: Shakespeare Festival, ’To Kill a
0 Concerts: Foot in the Door String ' P'0Y53 In” Legend 0‘ Daniel 300'“? Mockingbird, Junkyard Players, Pre Show
Band, traditional: Artsplace; Noon-l p.m.; OU'dOO" Drama' 0’ Old Ft. HONOdI Adm, 8:l5 p.m., Curtain time 8 45 at Woodland
Call 255,295] charged. 8:1!) p.m,, Call 606/734-3346 Park; Call 2527278
' Plays: ‘Lincoln Outdoor Drama' at Old ° P'0Y51 Shakespeare Fes"Wil- 40'“an ' Other: Downtown Lunch with the Arts,
- Ft. Harrod St. Park Amphitheatre: Adm, 0‘ the ShWW'. Junkyard PIOYGFST Pre show Black Wlanut Boys (ACOUS'lC Swing); Free;
V charged; Harrodsburg: 8:30 p.m.; Call giiPC-"lli2sc2l1gzo7l; time 8145 0' WOOleT‘d First Security Plaza; Noon-l p.m.; Call 255—
. 606 “34,650 a : a - (B35
0 Concerts: Touring Park Arts, Pete
Conley (dixieland): Free; Ectan Park; 7 -
' 8:30 p.m.; Call 255-w35
' r
, - ARTS AND (IUNCER TS SPELIAL EV hi’V T5 LOOKING AHEAD
7/ll‘ Lax. Brass Quintet Downtown lunch w’ the A"; in 7/”: The Authenians; Heroes and Men and the Minds at 7/19 8 7/20: Summer Yearling Sales at Fasig Tipton. 2400
Triangle Park Noon 1 p m CallExt 2102550835 Men-Part Ill 8 W at a TV Series 340 Classroom Bldg; 1 Newton Pike, T2Noon: Call253-3456
7 ll Touring Park Arts Jumpstreet Ecton Park 7-8:30 pm, 7120: Shakespeare Festival 'Taming 0‘ "‘9 Shrew, Junk-
pm Coll255.0835 7 ll - 7 13. T965 Lox. Jr League Horse Show; Adm. yard Players, Pre show 8.15 p.m., Curtain time 8:45 at
2 7 l4 Musimi Sundays oi Woodland Park, Margaret Gravitt Charged: Red Mile Track, South Broadway, Call 252-1893 Woodland Park Call 2527278
/ (TraditionalMusic Free 2 3 30p m Call255-0835 7 l2 . 7 l4 Region l4 Silverama Horse Show, Big Barn, 7 2T Shakespeare Festival ‘To Kill a Mockingbird .lunk-
7 l6 Foot .n the 000,- String 50nd traditional ArtsPloce Kentucky Horse Park Adm.charged. iron Works Pike yard Players Pre Show 8 l5 p m , Curtain time 8 45 at
Noon] p m Call 255.295l 7 l2 - 7 14 Christmas in July at Smoky Mts. Crafts Show, Woodland Park. Call252~7278
( 7 l6 Touring Park Arts pete Conley ,jdumiond) 5,9,, Adm charged:Heritage Hall,Ca|l233»4567 7/22 thru 312: LadyKot Volleyball Camp. Monday-Thurs-
Ecton Park 7 a 309 m Call255~0835 7 l2 Downtown Alter Five ~ Herald Sherman 3 Group 6 day, 8am ~5p m. Seaton Center Call257r2898
7 ll - 8 2 Selected works Past and Present exhibit at (tunes lrom l940's-l980's). Central or Triangle Park: 5-7 7 23 thru 7 25: Twellth International Symposium Universi-
the Lax Art League in Loudoun House Free' TUCS.~FH.. l0 pm 'Call25575631 ty ol KantuckV- C0“ 257'397‘
. 01",.49 in Sat, &Sun Hp m Call 254.7024 7 lb The Authenians A Performance by Frank F. Fowla, 7/23: Horticulture Field Day Vlew vegetable I lruit re»
, 7 l2 . 7 3| ArtsPlace Gallery Program exhibit by Barbara ”l, Worsharn "190’”? New 5C. 7 '5 Pflt search, Horitculture Farm, 9am: » 3pm.: Call 257-3374
Morgan Roberts Free lol N Mt” St M-F 9-4 30 p m., 7 l8 Downtown Lunch with the Arts. Black Walnut Boys( 7/23: Mary Kane, Story tellar'all ages, ArtsPlace. Noon-l
Call255-2951 Acoustic Swing), Free, First Security Plaza, Noon-l p.m.; p.m.;Call255-295l
7rl4 - 8 22 Constuct'on Kinetics 8 Assemblagas at The Ca|l255~m35
[wing Arts a Science Q, , 362 Walnut 5.” M-F 9 am. . 4 7/11 s 7/]6: 'Lincoln Outdoor Drama' at Old Ft. Harrod St.
p,m_, Call252-5222 Park Amphitheatre, Adm. Charged: Horrodsburg; 8:1)
744 - 8«22 Student Exhibit at The Living Arts 8 Science p.m.;Cal|6(b/734-6650
Ctr., Science Gallery 362 Wlanut Street. M-F 9 am. - 4 7/‘2‘7/l3 It 7"l5 3 7 '71 'The 1090M] Ol DOM“ Boone 00'-
p.m.; Cal|255-2284 door Drama' at Old Ft. Harrod; Adm, charged; 8:1!) p.m.;
Calla/7344346
7/": Shakespeare Festival, 'Taming ol the Shraw'. Junk-
yard Players. Pro Show B:l5 p.m., Curtain time 8:45 at
span 1“ Woodland Park; Call 252.7278
7/l2 thru 7/20: NCA Chaorlaading Camp: Monday thru 7/l8: Shakespeare Festival, 'To Kill a Mockingbird. Junk-
nwndoy;ao.m-sp.m., Saaton Cantor; cmnsrm Vimt Plan", PM Show “5 pm. Curtain time 0:45 at
7/l3 - 7/14: Iluagrass Adult Weekender Tennis Tourna- Woodland Park;Call252-7278
mant: Shilllto Tennis Ctr.. Call 255-”35 ‘ ‘
7/l4: Polo Match at the Kentucky Horse Park; Mm. LECTURES& MEETIleb
charged: iron Works Pike: l p.m.. Call 233-4“
7/" 8 7/19: Maintenance Ma'ogarnant; Campbell Home;
Call2S7-4295
U

 KENTUCKY KENNEL 171m” July 11, 195-3 ‘ .
Professor ‘0 teach Singletary disputes contract transfer
M h l'n 't' ” "
p l 080p y, l guls lcs :di::tihtttttu:ttttt ttDOHtI be embarrassed Singletar} also refuted l‘Ixans I ' =
. - - - . V claims that the l'niversit} felt it . ' ,
0n orlenta] voyage President ()tis A Sin letarv once because .your UHIVCFSII} ”“Inttd th“ tdhttri‘tw.‘ and that ”\I I
. . ‘ 5‘ ‘ g .y - believes m baSlC was reluctant to change the dli’t‘C It '. 1'
. . again described his surprise at the .
3‘ [)aVId Botkins , . . . ~ , H tioii of the research being done at '
StaffWrt Lmversttys loss of an energy con- research. the lab ”0 \md the Frer ‘ (v. t . '.
‘ ' er , ~ \ tract when he met with a Board of . V. . _ II ‘t g‘ ‘t t .- ‘ ‘
. I "E. Trustees ad hoc committee last 0’15-4- -SINRleIar_i'. thetl‘; “mt”; St lfutnding meant tt
hem??? pighmky 3:111 , Wednesday L'K President flit»:ZittKZtiit-L-tirZ-h‘tt “""t the “W“ . . » -_ »
fallpaIarourtitdtIltite “0’:th S k The committee is Investigating — I t a a I
. . . I ’ state Energy Secretary George . Responding to a question bx com . ' I "
{Otzt'tittttSItftlIr d professor . V :-' Evans' decision to tramfer the con- BU! Singletaiy told the committee mittee member Brereton Jones. Sin- ’ ,
S‘p ItasOPh t. and linguis- .1. - tract to the University of Louisville. that recruiting personnel t9 work gletary said if he had done anything I
l’ItS at? c airénan of the V _/ Singletary also continued to ex- under a one-year contract is diffi» dlfferenuy mm the contract he . g . »
wttlglutsttc‘s 'l SeeptttttnftentI w press doubt about Evans' public SUtt- particulary _t‘h9” there ‘5 the "probably would have made a more . .
set tttle .3? h pt. 12 rom . ‘1». g: comments. constant refrain that the contract concerted effort to spend time \Atlh - .
tnétet: ,[age"..t0r,t:h 5}; Poor communication between him- canbeterminated Unit‘Hti’FSHOt‘i'e the secretary himself," but said ‘ . -
University of aPitt:tI)urgth‘s r; self and the UK officials. projects tif Evan‘s contention that re there were "responsible officials
shipboardcenter Th OI h running behind schedule and dis» search was [00 theoretical. Sin \llth (let'isltmrnlaklng atlthtirlt) ~ . .
Aboard the ship which omen ' .W‘kY pleasure With former lab director gletary said. "That‘s a very vague a\'allzlt)lt‘tlttnt>(‘l‘tktth titans “
returns Dec "I‘ to Florid' 'ift r ' t t I' ' (‘h ' l:yle Sendlein are among reasons and abstract ktntt ttt thmt't‘ ttt ptItttItI b"n’le'irx tol‘ -‘ iii» ‘1' .. i . ~ I I ' ' I
Ind” IGi‘eecetI‘s‘ m andtt ‘nn: :btetrItpv 0 . dp(tt)ltth lhkd: Evans nab cttedyfor the transfer _ or disprove " He said t'K is ln\()l\t‘tl hers tth'iI’taItullttIiiit-tt' that“. :I'Stt‘r .
\iilltbe teachiInI 9:" intrixtjtt M; ‘1 I11 “ eenlg it"? -t But not an} 0t. those were et en in theoretical. or basic research. but m (R (58:1, ,. M, bh ttt;ttI1I'.t..tIIt,ItI.tt . ' ‘
'1’ ‘ ‘1 _ g, ‘ uL r, L ass in inguistics. a mentioned to me. With the PO-‘Nhh‘ said that type of research is "tuiiila . t,I II t tItItI tI'IttIIIIIII III ,
(ass in luastMest philOsophy and an introductor} exception of the displeasure With mentally one o,- the great things that lhltt‘l‘lt} H‘N’Mt‘t! with My 'M
etftII‘cS £31858 H"; Studehts WI“ gollect language data Sendlein,Siiiglet§F)'§al '
m with it "naturally nutritious lite fast food“ and $l.000 l ‘ »~ . /:‘ i ‘ l f‘: ,‘l " . I . I ‘
for the ['niversity i 1 "" ' 9 ‘ 't o \1:_ r. \ ~ ‘ ' .

The food Will be available to the public Monday when l i ' _ ‘ ~ .' —.‘“ \ I /' , > Introductory rates:
l)'l.ites of America. an Atlantarbased chains opens its l ‘ ‘ ‘ ' \ x ; . "iii: 55
newest Lexmgton restaurant The money was made 5 ‘ § y, \. h . § . ' j F per session
available yesterday when [)‘liites representatives pre~ . . .1 ‘j‘ , Q s ' /[ ~ ' 1 ’\ . .
sented a check to l'K president Utis A Singletary to go ' - \‘3‘ ' ’ V ’ 1 '_‘ ‘ 7 “55'9'15' $25 , '
toward the Academic Merit Scholarship Fund. __ \ ‘m ‘27 »— ‘ l 1 ‘2 sessions— $36 ' .

In accepting the donation, Singletary said he was . " ' ‘ a ‘ - \ I“ . 'u featuring: . .
pleased D'Lites was giving the money to L'K and wel< : g “~‘ j‘ ~. Wolfl beds - ' _
comedthe franchise to the campus area . ~ . . " '

"We welcome you as our ————— ‘ ‘3 ' Monday-Friday 7 3.21. 9p.m. ,> .
new neighbors and we wish Foranviowof ' sammay 'a‘m" p'm' ’ . ‘
you well." Singletary said D'litos mm. ‘ "Si ~ 276-5538 ‘ " .

Singletary also noted that ' ‘ i: . _ . ‘3'mfijffgm I
the restaurant has hired stu- 000| B 8 “all if“ . .. w - . _
dents to work there and said. — g ' mm
' \k‘e‘think that s a good investment in more ways than . ‘81. ,5 GENERAL CINEMA THEATRES .

”m o BARGAIN MAYINEES-EVERYDAY $2 50 - -.

John Ilildreth. one of the owners of the local ti‘anr ‘ ’ All SHOWINGS BEFORE 69M- I .
chise. said I)’I.ites gave the money to I'K because the cu: _- ~
restaurant wants to get involved with L'K and do "any» ‘ V “IRELAND I‘ll- xun _
thing we can do to promote good will " 27"“u “W “'- ‘ Mm“ ‘ ,

Ronald W Matheney. president of the local franchise. ; ’ OCCDN The heat IS on at.. '
said the money is being tagged for an academic schol- ' ~ . , . S '