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dancer Elderly women in Boca Raton Fla asked to dance by a mysterious handsome silver fox at a retirement community party may be asking breathlessly WAS that Well he could be a hired hoofer to make parties more exciting for 1 250 or so an hour Some Florida retirement homes and senior centers are following the practice of some cruise lines and ballrooms: hiring lightfooted retired men to come to their dances and mam bo with the women llVeather watch I What nature has in store: TODAY Cloudy and mild with highs from 60 to 65 Mostly cloudy tonight with some drizzle possible Lows from 50 to 55 APIMike Roomer Jacksonport Polar Bear Glut) took the plunge into the 35-degree water as a traditional New Day event Edmonson gets first zoning regs County had relied on state for guidance By Daily Newt BROWNSVILLE Edmonson County now has zoning regulations The regulations the first ever went into effect Wednesday The county had relied solely on state zoning requirements for buildings Judge-Executive Reed said The county still does not have a planning and zoning commission' not have the financing to afford all these full-time positions building inspector planning commission Reed said think there have been great strides Reed said many people have been moving into Edmonson County because other counties have stringent zoning regulations and he hopes the regulations will be fair and protect property owners One new zoning requirement means all residential lots must have at least 33000 square feet Another requires that builders have an on-site sewer system evaluation before applying for electrical service Reed said Edmonson County Fiscal Court is developing subdivision regulations and Brownsville and the county are working with Western Kentucky University geography Professor Wayne Hoffman to complete a comprehensive study I BSISEMfeMl I Speaker says higher ed one of top issues Richards unchallenged for his post Page 5A By Ae Daily News Higher education reform may be the headline issue for state government in 1997 House Speaker Jody Richards said on conversations had with the governor and public pronouncements by the governor I think there will be a special session in the Richards said Task forces are studying higher education and the Kentucky Education Reform Act but Richards think KERA will be debated Please gee HIGHER ED 2A Sturgeon Bay Wis residents dive into the chilly waters of Lake Michigan in Jacksonport Wis Members of the TT With ratings system in place WBKO to carry uj It ABC Bowling Fox affiliate had picked up show By the Daily News One of the last television stations in the nation to keep the show off its airwaves will start bringing the gritty crime drama to viewers in February has been critically acclaimed since its debut three years ago It also has been roundly criticized because of its raw street language and content what led WKBO-TV the Bowling Green affiliate of network ABC to keep the program off the air But with the introduction this week of a television ratings system WBKO-TV has reversed its policy and will begin broadcasting the show Feb 4 The program airs at 9 pm Tuesdays Bowling Fox television affiliate has been showing for the past two seasons WBKO General Manager Clyde Payne said today that not showing when it was introduced the right because no ratings system was in place at that time Viewers will be able to determine a content with the new ratings Payne said The six rating categories range from TV-Y which designates shows that are appropriate for all children to TV-M which shows a program might be inappropriate for those under 17 South Eastern Communications President Ben Ewing who oversees operations contends WBKO-TV might have made the change because of another ratings system the Nielsens which measure the popularity of television show lip Gordon Clapp (from left) Jimmy Smits Nicholas Turturro and Dennis Franz star in the critically acclaimed series which will soon air on WBKO-TV The station reversed its policy on airing the shqw since a new ratings system began Wednesday REA8H1N0RJ iLLLte IL (M JLL blLLLtAZUL 'ft lLJa.