University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, June 23, 1976
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Bugging books at KU impractical
By SUSANLYNN
Staff members at Watson Library think an electronic system to detect stolen books
Staff Writer
The system, which many libraries have adopted, requires a strip of sensitized material to be placed in each book. Elec-
trical computers also sound an alarm if a strip is detected.
"We figured it would cost us between $50,000 and $70,000 to install a system," Nancy Bengel, circulation manager, said. "We thought we'd lose that many books to be worth the cost.
"Our present expenses used to prevent books from being stolen are to hire 10 persons, paid minimum wage, who stand at the exit desk and check the books," she said. "This really doesn't compare to the expense of the electronic system."
John Glinka, associate dean of libraries,
said the electronic system wasn't esoteric.
"Even with that system you still have to have persons stationed on the exit desk," he said. "In the case of the alarm going off in the zone area it also could become a contest against the employee and the person being accused as whether he actually had stolen a book."
She said many books weren't stolen but similarly lost.
Bengel said, "We have no way of knowing how many books have been stolen. The library would have to do a complete in-depth search for all the money's worth in books are lost, each year."
Under the present system the library discovers that a book has been stolen or misplaced only after it searches in vain for a book someone has requested.
"Many times persons have illegally taken books from the library only to return them maybe three weeks later. They don't mean you can just borrow a sort of long-term loan." Glinda said.
Conversion to the electronic detection
Topekan guilty in robbery
Clarence R. Jordon, Topeka, the first of three men to be tried in connection with the February 28 robbery of a Mr. Steak Restaurant, was found guilty yesterday in Douglas County District Court of nine felony charges.
A jury of nine women and three men found the 29-year-old Jordan guilty on three counts of aggravated robbery, five counts of assault with a weapon, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
After the verdicts were read, Jordan's attorney, Robert Brown, and Judge Frank R. Gray, set July 6 as the date for a hearing to consider motion for a new trial.
On the afternoon of the robbery three gunmen entered the restaurant, at 920 W. 22rd, and ordered a meal. They then took their weapons, including a sawed-off shotgun.
Rachelle Rasing, a waitress and a University of Kansas student, was forced by the gunmen to hand over $120 contained in the cash register.
Ronald G. Cade—he and his family were the restaurant's only customers at the time.
The cook, Samuel Marklan, also a KU student, was ordered to the robbers to kill them.
Rasing, Cade, his wife and their two
children lead to a walk in cooler
and shut up.
The suspects were arrested, following a high-speed car chase, by Highway Patrol Trooper Donald Kearns. Kearns spotted the gunman and began pursuit.
Michael Malone, assistant county attorney and the prosecuting attorney in the case, said the maximum sentence that Jordon could receive for each count of
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system would be a long, expensive process. Only a portion of the books would have the sensitized strip inserted, but library users could pick out which books had the undetectable insert.
Because of their expense, periodicals and reference books would be converted to the electronic format.
Bengel said she thought the system might be effective in, for example, the future science library, which would contain many expensive research books.
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During her lifetime, Miss Stouffer contributed funds to KU for the professorship, Todd Seymour, president of the KU endowment association, said yesterday. The contributions will total $100,000 after KU receives its share of the estate.
The $10,000 must be invested, and the income from it is given to the professor in
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Seymour said the last professor to hold the professorship was Baley Price, who is now retired. The position is vacant now.
Fort Hays State will receive the rest of the Stouffer estate after contributions are made to two girl Scout councils, the YMCA of the town and the Boy Scouts Presbyterian Foundation of Kansas.
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