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leingion Herald Leader Tuentidy January 19 1939 A2 Sense of smell wanes as we age researcher says TINDER KltAUSS-XiNUmJgllf! Creating A Visual Difference In Optical Technology For Over 70 Years Lotto Kentucky Sat Jan 16: 212M1JMM HN TlVtJ Sfftt BVI Here is yd am her reason to atop and I he rosea: They might Mtk-ll a svktrt laut on Science has confirmed what many people have Lai suspected that the sense of smell stans to wane with age For some people the Irfiins in their 30k ltut because smell ia not the moot precise of human senses dialling the decline in ability Id alone understanding its nucha' nism has been difficult Older people often complain about a loss of thrir sense of taste when it is actually olfaciion that has hero impaired Kesearchers have determined smell In recent years researchers have begun studying individual living olfactory receptor neunms the nerve tells that translate chemical mokvuk-s in the air into electrical signals to the brain Over five years Dr Nancy Raw-son of Monell collected samples of I tltese ncunaw found in the upper part of the nasal cavity from more than 200 subjects coming a wide span of ages She took smells that had provoked tlie eitlivr'ur response in I cells in younger adults To her surprise about 20 percent of the neurons from the older people re spnnded to both smells that the loss happen in cnmpli-cated ways said Ur Mirvia Levin IVWhat a biological psychologist with the Monell Clu-mical Sense Center a nonprofit institute in Philadelphia people have a higher threshold noticing a Ur IVIchat said "and given an odor that is detectable an older person will perceive it as less There is also a change in adaptation the phenomenon that makes a strung odor seem to fade older individuals that process seems to Like place nvee rapidly and be longer lasting" she said Finally older people are less able to identify what they CRAVENS LEWIS Jewelers 0 6di mwiws mmm i 17 Sap mnw 11000 23 4 0( mfUKl ISO Wed Jan 13: 24-622-2636 0 Sd-( mmmi kVMWk 10 Mi vmiif 11000 772 Adig 3M Powerball Sat Jan 16: 236262640 1 60S wmnwa 1671 MWm MMMWt 1100000 1 i Wed Jan 13: 1631 334347 I 0 5 as Pick 3 Since WO The Wedding Ring A Loving Tradition UK Platinum 136 Main Downtown Georgetown (502)863-2129 ay Briefing A summary qf today's news START A HOME-BASED BUSINESS WORK FLEXIBLE HOURS-ENJOY UNLIMITED EARNINGS AVON GALL TOLL FREE (800) 735-8867 I IT Millennium Datebook I A look back at Kentucky's History January 19 January 19 Numbers for the week Jan Jan 16: 7-2-2 Jan 13: 61-6 Jan 17: B-7-S Jan 14: 1-3-0 Jan 18: 0-23 Jan IS: 60-2 Pick 4 Jan 12: 020-2 Jan 16: 3-1-63 Jan 13: 6664 Jan 17: 67-62 Jan 14: 7000 Jan 18: 04-2-3 Jan 15: 640-7 Cash 5 fndsy Jan 15: S-12-1S-26-12 Monday Jwk 18: 616264143 On Jan 19 1922 the populist orator and former prudential Candida's William Joinings Bryan appeared Before the Kentucky General Assembly to urge a ban on teaching evolution In schools Sucft legislation was Quickly introduced making Kentucky me first battleground the anti-evolution fight Tne bill was defeated but Bryan was still on mo attack mree years later when he prosecuted the famous Scopes Monkey Tnai Rhea County Tenn Teacher John Scopes a Kentucky native who had dared to teach evolution was found guilty and lined IIOO sound: A NEW MSTOffr Of KENTUCKY Sports Porter key for Auburn: Chris Porter a Junior college transfer has been the difference in making Auburn a juggernaut this season The No 6 Tigers play No 7 Kentucky on Wednesday In Rupp Arena Page Cl Kickers have the nerve: Pro kickers have no rivals when It comes down to a game of nerves writes Chuck Culpepper Minnesota's Gary Anderson relearned that fact when he missed a crucial kick against Atlanta in the NFC title game Paged City Region Stormy weather: Many Kentuckians were forced yesterday to contend with the results of a storm that swept through Sunday night caus- ing blackouts and some injuries Paga B1 AM and advice: The state is sending struggling Elliott County $35000 along with a warning to local leaders to stop bickering and start cooperating Page B1 wwwkentuckyconnectcom Check out our interactive news package That feature appears on the HerakUeader Online page Cash Quest Tuesday Jan 12: 17-162448 Friday Jan 15: 2647414) Ohio Living Well Not your father's frozen dinner: Quick heat-andeerve entrees have changed a lot since the days of foikeovered TV dinners A panel of food experts taste-tested a few of today's micro-waveabie offerings Page 8 Don't pretest too much: Men may not eqjoy the prostate -exam but avoiding a few uncomfortable minutes could allow a deadly condition to go unchecked unta It's too late Pages Jan Pick 3: 44-2 Pick 4: 440-6 Buckeye 5: 624262630 World Nation Impeachment trial: President Clinton's legal team puts the finishing touches on Its case to the Senate as the president polishes his State of Union address Page A1 Brad economy: Desperate to heal its financial wounds Brad announces It will continue to let the 0001418 beleaguered currency float fteejy on foreign exchange markets a move that gives a Hit to world markets Page A3 REEjnformativeseminars (3BBaM525)fi West Virginia Jan 18: Daily 3: 144 Daily 4: 6163 rett! Birthdays 11 (BSBtdBStSBWfSdfUEBJ) DlCaprlo Hall his companion of 21 years on the grounds they were never legally married The claim relates to 1 allegations that their 1990 Hindu wedding ceremony in Indonesia was completed religiously but not all the legal document had been filed Therefore since the marriage was not legal in Indonesia it couldn't be legal in Britain Splderman fans unite: Stan Lee the founder of Marvel comics and creator of Spiderman has created StanLee Net The free Web site to be launched in the spring will introduce several new comic characters allow aspiring comic book artists to upload their owncreations and let users buy sell and trade comics Packin' heat: Rapper ODB awaited results Sunday of testa that could indicate whether he fired a gun at polkfe after being stopped for a routine traffic violation Friday night in Brooklyn The Wu-Tang Clan singer pleadednot guilty Saturday to two counts of attempted murder and two counts of criminal weapons possession: HERALDLEADER WIRE SERVICES Sr Citizens' Retirement and Asset Protection with Estate Planning Considerations 10:00 am to Noon Repeated at 6:00 pm to 7:45 pm Avoid being taxed on your hard-earned Social Security benefits Simplify your financial affair and enjoy the yean more Eliminate current taxes on both interest earnings and dividend income Avoid probate and the related fees and expenses involved Be sure yow heirs receive your hard-earned estate not the IRS John Riltt singer is 82 Jean Stapleton actress Is 76 Robert MacNeH former PBS newsman is 68 Tlppl Hedmn actress' is 64 PM Everfy' singer is 60 SheUty Fabares actress is 55 Dolly Parton singer ia 53 Stefan Edberg tennis player is 33 AJ McLean Singer (Backstreet Boys) is 21 DiCaprio to protect beach in Thailand Leonardo DiCaprio promised yesterday not to mess up Maya Beach in Phi Phi LeThailand where he is filming his latest movie The Beach Environmentalists claimed the sets built for die film are causing harm to a nearby island national park DiCaprio said he was assured the island would be returned to its natural state after the shooting and promised to be vigilant of efforts to do so Can't always get what you want: Mick Jagger's London publicity agency has announced that he will contest the divorce petition by Jerry ri WLEX: Lexington will be largest TV market Arthur Salomon IQPMEOK RESERVATIONS lEEQiaBBiiEtBGDeiKEBSBEB 08WJefferson St Syracuse NY (315) 471:219 dragging out a scandal with little' chance that witnesses will up conflicting testimony A spokesman for majority leader Sen Trent Lott welcomed comments on witnesses but disputed the notion that hearing witnesses would unduly prolong die triaL "If everyone works said' spokesman John Czwartacki no reason this will have to extend beyond February unless 'someone decided to play partisan politics and drag this process Meanwhile White House attorneys were putting the final touches on their opening arguments set to begin when the trial resumes today President Clinton's defense had been allotted three days after which senators will have 16 hours over two days to ask questions of both sides through Chief Justice William RehnquisL Thfe spokesman Joe Lockhart said yesterday that die White House remained opposed to calling witnesses The White House confirmed yesterday that Charles FC Ruff would open the defense this afternoon The attorneys are expected to mount a vigorous challenge to the House case on the facts on the law and on the Constitution In addition the White House is considering asking several Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee to argue in defense at the trial congressional aides said House Democrats refused to join the 13-Republican House prosecution team IMPEACH: Top Democrat says witnesses likely From Page One Senate Republicans and the House Republican managers have narrowed their differences on the questioning of witnesses after senators warned the prosecutors to keep their witness list short Daschle repeated his view shared by most Democrats that witnesses are unnecessary Before last trial arguments the 45 Senate Democrats held on to a slim hope that they'could stay united mid muster six Republican' defections to dismiss the case or failing that defeat a vote to depose witnesses But the House prosecutors' presentations which even many 1 Democrats acknowledged were more effective than they had ex- pected dashed any hope of dismissing the case Some influential Democrats said yesterday that Republicans would probably use their majority to push through a vote to depose a limited number of witnesses That seems to be the case Sen Dianne Feinstein D-Caljf said Daschle said "Given the comments of Republicans it appears to be inevitable that witnesses will be deposed" comments suggest that the Democrats will try to turn their tactical retreat on witnesses into a fresh partisan assault accusing Republicans of Evening Post PuMtaNng Co Headquarters: Charleston jsc Ownership: Private Owned by i Manigault family Properties induda: The Post and Courier newspaper in 1 Charleston Aiken (SC) Standard Buenos Aires Herald an English-language daily in Argentina three NBC stations Colorado Springs Colo Tucson Ariz and Corpus -t Christ! Tex two ABC stations Boise Idaho and Lafayette La five CBS stations In Montana Missoula Great i Falls Butte Bozeman and Billings 1 Is yt vl xtowu' Anderson said WLEX is second in the Lexington'market 1 The sale Evening Post surprised some media observers More than 30 suiters had expressed interest in the television station and Jeffersori-Pilot was rumored to be a front-runner The fact that fixe prospective owner is not Jefferson-Pilot great for us" said Kathy Plomin vice president for markrting and community relations at WKYT The reason is simple: sports Channel 27 has a contract with Jefferson-Pilot to broadcast Southeastern Conference basketball and football games and could have lost broadcasting1 rights to those games if Jeffer- son-Pilot owned a Lexington TV station "UK spots is obviously the most lucrative in terms of rating! points" Plomin added 1 From Paga One Doug Gay 33 parent share now belongs to his widow Gay's 51 percent is held in a Bank One trust Anderson said WLEX need sweeping changes calling it a fine well-managed sta- two" The Lexington station will have A good deal of independence "We have any sort of cookie-cutter Anderson said a company that does not have a big corporate staff afid we buy properties that we think need a lot of improvement" There will be -one maim though Duvall said in 'September that he did not intend to stay with the station beyond the change in ownership But last night Duvall said that he would stay throughout the transition a period that would be determined by the new owners Lexington will be the biggest media market in the television portfolio The Evening Post which has been snatching up TV stations and newspapers during the '90s already owns 10 stations in Arizona Colorado Idaho Louisiana Montana and Texas Most of the Evening television stations are located in smaller markets and usually finish first or second in the ratings I LEXINGTON HEHALD-LEADER (BSN 0746-4200) mo 0175 yjncMy CMCUUmON CUSTOM Id HRVICll 253- "omo and ISItOutoidiLMingtoacMMMw Iy pMno- CmWii hdo -wk cawsMaBss cunomn SSMVICS 231-31 50 onco paymand to toa Laaington Urn 1400-274-7355 Dapt PBM PO Bo 300 appaan In Ida Lnington Haatt-Laadar al biooma S-114 1400690-3581 pnparty ol lha laungtoa HuaM-Uadar and vm tirstriUTTii niTaa ar KaphMUtovtatMUaad'' unto lha NCLUOtNQ SUNDAY psyirjr zrz: s- flain lB fc trom toa dwrtianwrta K6J5 113MB I2I7JB annaan hi Sia I aiilnnlnn tluMil I 1 1 1 HIM S73JM 614612 SU4 060W THROUGH MTUROAY 12 aha Mata State 51651 344072 SI614 11763 4614 1963 31963 SUNDAY ONLY 6 1ah6 Sato Hah Ut 32764 310613 W1" MS2 3126M satstSSSSS -JywommiaBiaUiillaJgtolM brubin hi mrm mini ms ovBniMfnMit asrtfaaatiaaatt'Bfg israi or rayiGi mij auviraiiininL NBWS: 2214200 ertoUtoe 14066306237 CAWWBWPBUVUr SUOQ3STID HOOK DOUVUnr MKSS Paly aid 3undto I I IMondtoMFHdto lpM EMondwttnuittoidto l2J0pBMk HanhKaaitor Co 100 1 Uangton K40606 i I.