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Piano tuner . . .
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Dority says his wife and five children "don't think I'm
with his cane. He has been a frequent "show .and tell" pro
ject for his Children, with their prompting grade school
teachers, he added,
Dority has many favorite anecdotes. Like the one
about the blind guy who challenged Bob Hope to a golf
match, at his country club, at midnight. , .Or the airplane
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pilot who was walking Ray Charles guide dog, as Charles
pointed him out to a worried passenger, Dority said one
of his standard favorites is telling a sighted person "You
people are handicapped in the dark."
Walking around town, with his white cane, Dority said
he "listens to the patterns of sounds", something anyone
could learn to do. He denies the theory that blind people
can hear better, saying it is a matter of having to pay more
attention.
. Dority listens to the patterns of sound to tune his
pianos and to make his way through life. He said he'll
keep working as long as he has his health, and as long as
the public hires him.
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"The reason that this has to be done almost
immediately is that the longer we wait into the semester
to decide, the less the amount of savings will be from our
possible cuts," Bob Moline, secretary of Union Board,
said.
We want campus feedback on this situation,"
Kreuscher said. "If students feel as strong about this as
they have about other things, then Union hours probably
won't be cut.'
Swanson said that the board will meet with the Com
mittee on Fee Allocations Tuesday to see if there are any
other feasible areas for reduction
'There is a bill of intent for the Legislature now to not
fund utilities the same as last year," Swanson said. "So we
are looking for long term cost reduction areas, not just for
this one year."
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