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D-2 The Orlando Sentinel, Saturday. February 4. 1989 UCF presidency draws big crop of candidates km You're Invited to our new featuring Cabinetry Center. The 53-year-old Koenig ended his 31-year military career Jan. 30 when he retired from the training center post he had held since 1986.

There are no big-name politicians like former state Rep. Sam Bell or former Gov. Reubin Askew. Bell expressed interest in the job in December but never applied. Askew's name continues to pop up as a potential candidate.

The university presidents nominated include: Earl Lazerson, Southern Illinois University; Harold Haak, California State University; Ronald Beller, East Tennessee State University; James Ap-pleberry, Northern Michigan Uni-versity; and John Brazil, Southeastern Massachusetts University. Best known nationally of the ap ADhofrk By Michael Griffin OF THE SENTINEL STAFF They are not household names, but the 154 men and women listed as presidential possibilities for the University of Central Florida come from the worlds of education, business and the military. The deadline for nominations and applications for the job was Jan. 31. By Friday, UCF had received 104 applications and 50 nominations for the job Trevor Colbourn will leave in August.

Another eight nominees have withdrawn. An applicant is a person who is actively seeking the post; a nominee is a person whose name has been placed into consideration by someone else. Nominees may not be interested in the position and may not know they have been nominated. UCF will not have a final list of hopefuls until Friday, after a search committee has contacted all the nominees to see if they are interested, said r'1A Koenig TSr folding bookcase Reg. $45 Ul Zinser sn nu ill L- Just browse through the world of Kraft Maid kitchens and experience the elegance of quality cabinets at prices to fit your budget.

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Fairbanks Ave. Gust east of 1 7-92) SAVE to 50 DISPLAYS SAMPLES David Scott, UCF economics professor and chairman of the search advisory committee. Scott's committee, made up of alumni, faculty and community representatives, will review the candidates Feb. 22. "One thing is certain, though, we don't have to extend the deadline for applications.

We've got a good, qualified group of people who want to lead this university," Scott said. The list includes several UCF deans and vice presidents and a number of educators from Florida and across the country. Many are administrators, some are teachers and the group is evenly divided between those of liberal arts and those of science backgrounds. The experiences of 11 candidates come from the boardroom rather than the classroom. most familiar name to Or-landoans may be retired Rear Adm.

John Koenig, former commander of the U.S. Naval Training 32nd Trident test launch a success COMPILED FROM STAFF REPORTS CAPE CANAVERAL The crew of the nuclear submarine USS George Bancroft launched a Trident 1 missile Friday night while cruising in the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Canaveral, the Navy reported. A Navy statement said the 34-foot missile performed normally after it was launched at 10:02 p.m. from the submarine and sent its dummy warhead to an ocean target. The weapon has a range of 4,600 miles, but officials declined for security reasons to disclose how far the missile traveled.

The launch was to demonstrate the submarine's ability to safely handle, maintain and operate the weapons system. The firing was the 32nd such demonstration for the Trident 1. The sub carries 24 of the missiles while on patrol. TALLAHASSEE LOTTERY JACKPOT. Florida Lotto players have a $9 million jackpot to look forward to for the third week in a row, Lottery Sec-; retary Rebecca Paul said Friday.

State Vrrrrrr plicants is Elis-abeth Ann Zinser, vice chancellor for Academic Affairs at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. In March 1988, Zinser resigned as president of Gallau- det University for the hearing impaired in Washington after 5 days on the job. The appointment of Zinser, whose hearing is normal, angered students whose demonstrations shut down the campus and brought an international call for improved civil rights for deaf people. Gallaudet students and faculty said the time had come for a deaf president at the 125-year-old school and stressed that Zinser's qualifications and abilities were never questioned. Zinser confirmed last week that she is interested in becoming UCFs first woman president.

Scott said his committee will meet Feb. 22 to receive a list of 30 finalists from state university system Chancellor Charles Reed. On Feb. 24, a committee formed by the Board of Regents will meet to pare those names down to 10. The finalists are scheduled to visit UCF sometime in March, and the president will be chosen by April 1, Scott said.

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ORANGE COUNTY FATAL ACCIDENTS. Traffic accidents killed two people and critically injured another late Friday in Orange County, firefighters said. A 75-year-old Winter Park man died after being hit by a car as he crossed State Road 436, the Florida Highway Patrol said. Joseph Sullivan was trying to cross the road about a half mile north of State Road 426, troopers said. He was struck about 8 p.m.

as he stepped into the path of a southbound car, troopers said. A traffic accident claimed the life of another person on U.S. Highway 50 near Alafaya Drive, Orange County firefighters said. No other details were available about the 10:32 p.m. accident.

Another person was critically injured in a motorcycle accident about 11 p.m. at 14307 Allison firefighters said. The victim was flown to Orlando Regional Medical Center, firefighters said. They could provide no other details early today. The left eastbound lane of In terstate 4 between Kaley and South streets and the left westbound lane of 1-4 between South and Kaley streets will be closed from 6 a.m.

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