University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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0 0 9 . . toward a new Kentucky IO Now a new Commonwealth is emerging. Industrial sites are being devoloped on formerly quiet countrysides, the many thou- sands of miles of waterways are being harnessed for hydro- electric powerg the highway system is greatly expanded, and tourism is being developed as the second largest source of in- come, Accompanying this, an upsurge in housing developments has become necessary as the population shifts from traditional employment to the new industrial climate. The University must be 'the leader in this development. Thou- sands of eager graduates must be sent into a multitude of new vocations. Research and education must guide economic changes.