Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 21

LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER LEXINGTON KY WEDNESDAY MAY 6 1992 B3 CityState Spring Tune-Up CENTRE School HANDLE plans to expand student services 'j From Page B1 -COOKING tr GRID ROCK GRATE BURNER Replace Old Worn Out Parts with Ducane We Fit All Parts! VENTURI Plan for Greek Park shows location of fraternity and sorority houses on both sides of Walnut Street righ right is proposed VALVES snack bar and grill with an outdoor cafe Adams said the entire project can be completed by the summer of 1994 Lava Rock Street has been bought by Centre said Joe Ewalt director of college relations Adams said Walnut Street will remain open during the development of die area Ed Music Danville city manager said the college proposed the closing of Walnut Street at a city commission meeting last fall was some public reaction so it never went he said has never been bade before die city commission about closing the Adams said Centre wanted to dose Walnut Street in the fall as part of another construction project but has not ruled out the possibility that the request might go before the city commission in the future: Ewalt said Centre bought a three-story warehouse from a grocery wholesaler Central Wholesale that will become the student center and offices for student organizations Delbert Milbum a shoe repairman and owner of Shoe Repair on West Wafiut Street said lie rents from Central Wholesale and will be looking for another site for his business been here for eight years and people know where I'm Milbum said going to be inconvenient for me but not Universal Rotisserie Kit Fits AH Jfik $10 Of $1 995 Madisonville man draws life sentence in slaying MADISONVILLE (AP) A Madisonville man has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance for parole for the 1990 stabbing and beating death of a 56-year-old woman worth getting upset over because there is nothing I can do about it" Ewalt said a deadline has not been given to Milbum but Central Wholesale can continue its operations during the next four years while the college renovates die warehouse Adams said the fraternity and sorority housing area known as Greek Park was needed because 60 percent of Centre students are in a fraternity or sorority have learned now in my fourth year here that one of die things that mo6t alumni will tell you about is the social aspect as well as the academic aspect at Adams said Erin Stevenson a sorority member said the area is needed at Centre $449 will be an advantage to the students and I think the community will like it because it will help with the noise Stevenson said Each of die four sorority buildings will house eight students each of the six fraternity buildings will hold eight to twelve students The old buildings now housing many greek students will become additional housing because the college is projecting an increase in enrollment Centre will also renovate two campus buildings The old Carnegie Library will become a campus living room an area for visiting alumni student affairs offices and a dining area The Cowan Dining Commons will expand to include a student with this coupon 7lb box with this coupon 30440 30-400 CtowdSun PATIO WALLPAPER STEAMING BY TOM McGURK 276-1936 NORTH tf SOU- 44AM UAmIm M4fl 1149 Rd SOUTH 231S Palumbo Or JtaodMHPIaziSTm Industry istsrRcLI 333-1181 1 STATION: Buyer of WDKY mulls adding late news From Page B1 Dallas Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Charleston-Huntington WVa ington ABC affiliate that was recently bought by Park Communications WDKY was almost sold mice before in 1989 to a Chicago couple Paula and Steven Pruett That sale later fell through and Backe persuaded his partners a group of venture capitalists to keep the station Many in Bowling Green oppose Monsanto plant BOWLING GREEN (AP) A public forum in Bowling Green on a proposed Monsanto foam-sheeting plant drew several hundred Warren County residents who are opposed to the idea Sane speakers said Monday night they were worried about the effect of the proposed plant on the area's air quality Opposition spokesman Robert Cox said such a plant could hurt the area economically Listen to those it started coming on it worried me a lot My whole arm was a combination of pain and numbness They told me it was caused by a problem with a disk in my back But the whole staff at Humana seemed to put my mind at ease Everybody from the X-ray technicians and physical therapists to the hospital nurses They treated me with compassion kindness and care They treat everybody that RoyT Lenington who know Sook began his broadcast career as a radio announcer when he was 15 He graduated with highest honors from Ohio University in Athens with a dual major in broadcast management and business administration Sook said he has raised the money to finance his company from institutional investors Sook became interested in the Lexington'TV market when he was Still with Seaway and Seaway considered buying WTVQ-TV the Lex Humand Ctt" jl-a -4f 9 MWWyV No Credit? 1 Past Financial Problems? i -1 i I 3 Regardless of your credit history First Consumers National Bank invites you to apply for a secured MasterCard9 and begin building your good credit No Processing Fees! 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