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"I couldn't bring myself to paint a live one. I guess a psychologist would have something to say about why I couldn't look them in the eyes," Thomas said. Bruner, who said modeling for the painting can be both "annoying and erotic," has done his own psychoanalysis. "You have two types: those with wicked eyes and those with scared eyes. It's the ones with wicked eyes that you worry about as far as where they'll put the paint," he said.

Some of the painters were silent as they dabbed a touch here, a touch there. Others conversed with the models as they brushed a multitude of colors over bellies, around legs and across foreheads. A few, with mischievous grins, splashed handfuls of the paint at the wall At least one painter. Paschal Brown, came prepared to make a statement He stuck pictures of missing children on the wet paint The project "allows the audience to participate in the creative process," said Ralph Rosenfield, one of the models and the leader of the group. After an hour of painting, the music stopped and the models stepped away from the wall.

"Now, I want to embrace art," one painter said, his arms held wide. Model Carolyn Zola wasn't ready Continued from Page 1 body forms. The casts bad been made from the models' nude bodies the day before. There was a palpable apprehension and a smattering of nervous giggles from the audience after Artswatch director Linda Speeds introduction of the performance group and her invitation to "grab a paint brush and Just enjoy." Linda Thomas, who had been coaxed to the event by her boy- -friend, Roger Rhule, a car salesman 'and fledgling water-color artist, was reluctant at first to grab a brush. TU just watch," she told Rhule, lwho wasted no time slapping a coat magenta on model Margaret Weens.

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Because we will not receive future shipments, we cannot issue rain checks. We regret any inconvenience this may cause. Pollution rules will touch everyone, experts say TARGET Metropolitan Sewer District said future water-pollution standards will address "the pollution that comes from our use of the land." of the Louisville-Jefferson County Air Pollution Control District said that as industries further reduce emissions under the new clean-air act making its way through Congress, "the automobile is going to come under attack more and more." Jay Gordon, president of the company that operates Jefferson County's vehicle exhaust-testing program, said the time is coming when all of the vehicle owners in the community will have to do their part to reduce air pollution. The enhanced vehicle exhaust program of the future will take five to 10 minutes instead of today's two, and will cost $10 to $15 instead of today's $6, he said. Gordon Garner, director of the Continued from Page 1 ozone depletion, habitat destruction, global warming and ocean dumping require regulatory nets cast wide enough to encompass everyone, she said.

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