Thursday. March 25. 1976
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New commissioner seated
A new member was seated on the Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission when it met last night in City Hall.
The new commissioner, Dean Harvey,
has been a Douglas County resident $3 years
ago. He is also the Chairman of the
School. He is a Douglas County farmer and
is clerk of the Wakarusa Township Board.
The commission voted 7-1 to ask the
Events...
TODAY:      NOON-HOUR
INTERNATIONAL will meet at 11:30 a.m.
in Alove F of the Kansas Union
ROBERT, in geography, will discuss "The
Transportation Needs of the Elderly" at 12:30 p.m. in Fraser Hall, as part of the KU
CAMPUS.
TONIGHT: THE AFRICAN FILM SERIES will present "In Search of a Past" and "Across These Borders" at 7 in 209 Haworth. LIONEL RALF of Oklahoma will present the first exchange lecture at 7:30 in the Council Room of the Union. The first session of a 10-week course, INTRODUCTION TO AMATEUR RADIO, sponsored by the Douglas County Amateur Radio Club, will present the Lawrence Community Building.
TOMORROW: A "HUMAN POTENTIAL PERSONAL GROWTH" MICROLAB will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the United Ministries Building, 1204 Oread, THOMAS ARMSTRONG, professor of astronomy, will discuss "Exploration of the Outer Planets" at a meeting of the Astronomy Associates of Lawrence at 8 p.m. in 429 Lindley.
Jobs available ...
The following part-time jobs are posted outside 26 Strong Hall: food service, 4; typing, clerical, 3; research, lab, 5; teaching, graduate assistant, 6; sales, 5; child care, 3; housekeeping, 1; and general, 7.
Slow sales cut "Poor Richard"
The performance of "Poor Richard" tonight at the Knights of Columbus Hall has been cancelled because of insufficient public support.
Douglas County Commission to approve a request by Reno Construction Company for conditional use of a permit that would allow construction of a temporary rock quarry.
Joan Moffet, cochairman of the Lawrence Bicentennial Commission, said that at least 100 tickets had to be sold for the play's tickets but that only about 60 had been bought.
The quarry would be located on 40 acres on the northwest corner of the intersection of two Eudora township roads numbered 45 and 138. The quarry would be used by the construction company to get rock for construction of a new K-10 highway. After the road had been completed, the quarry would be closed.
The play is based on the life of Benjamin Franklin. It was written by two KU students, and Terry Olmstead, Ohio junior, and Terry Asla, Newberg, Orc, graduate student.
Some residents of areas surrounding the proposed quarry said they were concerned that they would be exposed to dusty roads, and that the need for cleaning equipment used to prevent dust and rufed-filled roofs.
The planning commission gave approval, however on condition that the construction company maintain the roads and keep them dust-free for the duration of the permit.
Del Shakel, executive vice chancellor,
said yesterday there would soon be another
survey to determine interest in a proposed
insurance policy for KU faculty and
staff.
KU employees earlier responded favorably to a survey on the proposal, Shankel said, but changes in the original policy required a second polling.
Liability policy to be reviewed
The Council of Presidents, chancellors and president from the Kansas Board of Regents' colleges and universities, decided last week to require high-risk administrators to pay a heavier burden of fees for the policy.
Sanktel said the second survey would be completed by the next Council of Presidents
In the original survey, Shankel said, more than 700 employees responded, with more than 35 percent responding.
liability insurance policy.
He said about 2,000 employees of the Keghis schools would have to participate in the program.
schools would have to participate
to make the purchase of a policy possible.
Faculty members at Kansas State
University have a liability policy of their own that expresses an interest in participating in the joint
schools' policy after this year.
KU-Y presents . . .
An Evaluation
of
ROCK CHALK REVUE '76
How can the show be improved?
What should be the selection procedures between
Can the interaction between staff, groups and KILY be improved?
groups (both Greek and non-Greek)?
KU-Y be Improved?
Other comments, questions, etc.
THURSDAY, MARCH 25
7:30 p.m.
Jayhawk Room-Union
The KU-Y is partially funded by Student Activity Fee
CAR STEREO SALE!
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Eve. 7:30 & 9:35
Sat.-Sun. 2:30
Granada
Academy Awards
Mining News
"One Flew Over The
Cuckoo's Nest"
Eve.7:30 & 9:45
Sat-Sun.2:30
iversity
"Lucky Lady"
Burt Liza Gene
Reynolds Mennelli Hackman
4th Week of Laughter
Jack Nicholson
'Sherlock Holmes'
Smarter Brother"
"Rancho
Eve, 7:40 & 9:25
Sat., Sun, 2:10
Hillcrest
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Deluxe"
Double Laughs
Ends Thursday
"Killer Force"
When he's after you...the world's
too small a place to hide
7. 30, 8: 30
10. 30, 2: 00
Hillcrest
George C. Scott & Anne Bancroft
"Hearts of
the West"
"The Hindenburg"
Sunset 9:30
7:30 Sat.
Ends Sat.
Sunset 9:30
7:30 Sat.
Ends Sat.
7:30 Sunset
Eve, 7:20 & 9:40
Ends Thurs.
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