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Candidates oppose Washburn proposal
By David Stewart Kansan staff writer
Kansan staff writei
Both candidates for the 2nd District State Senate seat voiced opposition yesterday about Washburn University in the legents school system.
Mary DuFleur, D.Lawrence, and incumbent Wint Winter Jr., R.Lawrence, spoke to about 70 people at the City Council on Arlington, 45 Vermont St.
Gov. Mike Hayden has said that admitting Washburn to the Regents system might include the financing of the second year of the Margin of Funding, which includes financing for state community colleges and vocational technical schools
The Margin is the Regents three-year plan to increase financing of Regents schools to 95 percent of peer schools and resources to 100 percent of their peers.
Winter compared Hayden's proposal to a Trojan Horse.
"If we let Washburn in under the guise of a program to fund two years of college, it might pay a long time the price of letting Trojan Horse into the walls of Pompeii."
said.
Washburn is a city property-tax supported, four-year university in Topeka with an enrollment of about 6.590.
"I intend to be every bit the representative of Lawrence," DuPree said. "What's best for KU is what he's told us, but not what we willing to support KU in this effort."
Winter questioned whether the tax
payers of Topeka deserved the break that moving Washburn into the Regents system would provide.
"The Topeka taxpayers should no more have that municipal service be denied to the citizens of Lawrence, ask other state taxpayers to pay for our library."
Dutree said that although he was a Washburn graduate, his wires were to Lawrence because he lives here and is in the university degree at the University of Kansas.
DuPree and Winter spoke about Washburn as a response to a written question from an audience member.
The forum included 18 other local candidates, who each gave a two - minute speech on their backgrounds and campaigns.
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"They (the legislators) were expecting thousands to say they were permanent residents," Bryant said.
Winter, in earlier interviews, had indicated that students were not politically represented because they lacked training contacted during the original census.
When the first census count was taken, the state did not go door-to-door to poll students in residence and do a survey. A judgment decision by the state.
"All groups of students except those in residence halls were contacted in the original census. Bryant said "The only we saw was a student." That noted that the dorm students were not counted. We have done that now."
But after hearing the recount results, Winter said yesterday that he thought the recount was a charade.
"I think people spoke with their feet when they went into register to vote. Where people vote is the most important in a permanent residence." Winter said.
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