University Daily Kansan
Thursday, June 21, 1973
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Members of a Cooperative Hold a House Meeting for a French TV Crew
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University of Kansas Chancellor Raymond Nichols announced Wednesday the appointment of four ad hoc committees of six members to review recommendations that will submit recommendations to the Faculty Senate Committee on Faculty Rights, Privileges and Responsibilities (FRRP) which will forward a single report to the university in a final recommendation to the Chancellor.
Each committee will comprise one member of FRPR as designated by SenEx. one student nominated by student members of SenEx, one faculty member selected by student members of the group representing the schools, the libraries and the College of Liberal Arts and Science.
Members of the "policy review" committee are Nicolaas Willems, professor of civil engineering; Donald Chambers, professor of social welfare; W. Stitt Robinson, professor of history; T. P. Sperry, professor of business; Beverlee Anderson, assistant professor of business; and Richard Paxson, Baxter Springs junior.
According to Nichols, this committee is charged to "evaluate the concept of tenure and the current tenure system at the University of Kansas, especially, but not exclusively, in the light of current economic conditions."
They will also consider alternative tenure
National League
baseball standings
Los Angeles 42 25 627 ...
San Francisco 40 29 627 ...
Cincinnati 39 28 654 ...
Houston 37 31 544 $1/
Atlanta 37 31 348 $1/
Chicago 38 29 418 14 ...
W. L. P. M. L. U.
Chicago 59 30 18 48%
Arizona 31 28 28 40%
St. Louis 32 28 42 46%
New York 32 28 42 46%
Philadelphia 27 35 15 6%
Pittsburgh 27 35 15 6%
American League
**YEARLY GAMES**
Philadelphia 4. San Francisco 1.
Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 8.
Montreal 5. St. Louis 1.
San Diego 6. Houston 10.
New York 11. Indianapolis 13.
W. L. Pct. G.B.
New York 35 50 303
Milwaukee 34 30 331
Baltimore 30 28 517
Detroit 30 28 517
Cleveland 31 31 500
Cleveland
West
Chicago 33 27 500
Minnesota 33 27 541
Kansas City 37 32 532
Oakland 37 32 532
California 30 32 524
**Sunday's Games**
Cleveland 7, Detroit 5
Chicago 8, California 3
Michigan 10, San Diego 4
Kansas City 5, Oakland 4, 12 baskets
Boston 3, Minneapolis 2
Members of the "impact of tenure decisions" committee are John Glinka, associate director of Watson Library; Ronald Calgaard, associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Ernest Angin, professor of geology and civil engineering; Sam Adams, associate director of Lawrence Harper, Lawrence graduate student.
Nichols said this committee was responsible for evaluating the effects of current tenure policies and procedures on the future composition and strength of the University faculty, with special attention to the proportion of faculty that should be tenured. This committee will also consider alternatives and recommend changes.
Board Accepts Bids For Hospital Repair, O.K.s Tax Request
The members of the committee entitled
The Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees accepted bids for three renovation proposals Wednesday. The board approved a $16 million expansion and revocation project.
The board accepted bids for the addition of a new stair tower and renovation of the west exit, for renovation and enlargement of the hospital's administration offices and for repair of the exterior wall of the Intensive Care Unit.
In other action, the board approved a 1.75
allowance request (the $1.75 per 1,000 assessed
value allowance) to
The board designated that the money raised by the mill levy be used for permanent improvements.
KU Cyclists Plan Pedal-to-Perry Trip
The Mt. Oread Bike Club will sponsor a 22-mile cycling tour to Pervy this Saturday.
A meeting will be held for all interested
parties to discuss the future of the
international Room of the Kansas University.
Registration is $2 and late registration $3. This fee includes Saturday dinner, a light Sunday breakfast and wagon service for stragglers.
The tour will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday at
South Park. All sleeping bags and other
equipment will be loaded into a wagon and
taken to the camisette.
Maps will be available only on Saturday.
Food will be available at Perry,
Lakefront Village.
For more information contact the SUA office or the bike shop, Gran Sport or Ride-
"rights and responsibilities of individuals, departments and schools" are Peter Thompson, associate professor of painting and sculpture; Dale Scannell, dean of the School of Education; and Melody Williams, Lawrence senior.
The Chancellor said this committee was to evaluate the functions of those persons and groups within the University who carry out research. The Committee will study how tenure decisions are constituted, the inputs they receive, the manner and criteria on which decisions have been reached in the past and how any changes in their evaluation of new changes might improve the process.
The members of the "structure and decision-making" committee are Barkley Clark, associate dean of the Law School; Clark, associate dean of the University of Journalism; Edward Smissman, professor of pharmacy; James Moeser, associate professor of organ; Bill Webster, Carthage, Mo. sophomore; and Donald Young, vice president of human development and family life.
All four committees will be expected to evaluate criteria and recommend beneficial
Chancellor Nichols assigned this committee to "consider the rights of individuals, and the units recommending them for tenure, together with the membership of those units and the University, in regard to tenure and notice of no repurchase."
The Chancellor expects all combined reports to be finished and turned in by October.
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The pay raise and a preliminary budget presented at the meeting are contingent upon approval by the State Board of Taxation and increased in the 1973-74 budget lid by $14,794.
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A recommendation was made for continuation of the South Junior High School students who are not progressing satisfactorily within the regular school system. The future of the center will not be completed until this summer, the board decided.
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GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCH-NEH,
Germany (AP) - Avery Bründug, the 85-year-old former president of the International
German business association, German princess as his bride Wednesday.
"World's Greatest Athlete"
—and
"SCANDALEOUS JOHN"
Walt Disney's
They exchanged vows—both responding by saying an emphatic "yes"—before a justice of the peace in a hotel in this Bavarian mountain resort where the bride, Mariam Princess Reuss, made her home. It is her first marriage and his second.
The princess served as the interpreter for Brandease at the Olympic Games in Munich and the Chelsea Games.
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The outcome of the request, made Monday before the Appeal Board, will not be known for several days. Carl Knox, counsel to the panel, said it was optimistic about the pending appeal.
Max Stalcup, director of continuing education, reported a summer school enrollment of 1,377, an increase from last year.
A six per cent salary increase for all personnel was approved at the June 18 meeting of the Lawrence District 497 Board of Education.
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Salary Boost Approval Given By City BOE
French Film CIA House for TV Show
A 2.14 m levy was also approved by the School Board. The levy would raise an extra £250,000 per year, to be used for capital improvement, maintenance and imprisonment.
Hot lights created a movie atmosphere Friday when the French National Television Company filmed segments for a documentary at the Campus Improvement Association (CIA) House, 1406 Tennessee St.
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Keith Miller, professor of human development, said the documentary, entitled "New Horizons," was a one hour series consisting of four seams.
The first segment is an interview with B. F. Skinner, a well-known behavioral scientist. Miller said that the interview would deal with how behavioral techniques
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Miller said the last two segments will show examples of an application of Skinner's theory. Achievement Place, a home for pre-detainment boys in Lawrence and an experimental living project, were the two examples chosen for the documentary.
The third segment will be an interview with a write of Skinner who will explain why he thinks behavioral motivation is not the answer.
Miller said the crew filmed a variety of sequences at the CIA house to show how behavioral motivation worked. The crew taped residents signing up for house jobs and checking finished jobs, in addition to a house sing-along.
At Achievement Place, the crew filmed a research meeting, according to Mary Jane Shewmake, a research assistant there. They attended a trip to her home, including a picnic. The youths who
It is unlikely that anyone in Lawrence will see the end results of the program, Miller said, because the series will not be shown in the United States.
live at the home had invited girls from a girls' home for a picnic that day.
Swedish Grant Given
One Day
35 words or fewer $1.10
each additional word $1.21
While in Sweden, Erickson wu be working at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. He be assisting Dr. B. Holmstedt to the chemist assay method for brain neurotransmitter.
Carlton Erickson, associate professor of pharmacology and toxicology at KU, has been awarded a fellowship to study in Sweden for one year. He is one of three Americans to receive the Swedish Medical Council's fellowship award.
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FOR SALE
Western Civilization Notes—Now On Sale!
There are two ways of looking at it!
1. If you use them, you're at an advantage.
2. If you don't
NORTH SIDE Country Show—bikes No. 1. No of the bikes sold is limited. The furniture, collections, gas, boating and cooking stoves, bicycles in speeds of old pot bikes and flat baskets are available; bulbs and *1* bucket baskets & wooden crates; two wheelers; two-color paint; ballet skirts; brune and wheat shoes; one
You don't an advantage.
2. If you don't.
You're at a disadvantage.
Either way it comes to the same thing—"New York City."
Available now at Campus Madhouse, Town Cty.
Available now at Campus Madhouse, Town Cty.
PIZZA HIT SUMMERASSBORD! All the pizza is
Monday through Friday.
11:30-13:08, W 24w only 2d
7-26
Saint Bernard nursery - ARC Registered. Grown up children. Young puppies and old dogs available. Mountains views. Wifi internet.
For Sale: 1965 YUW, Rbw Embellient, Red with gold trim, AM RD; 8005 - Rods B4 - 8217-721-6-21
G.E. Color portable TV, excellent condition. Comm trumpet. A bargain. make offer. Call 811-385-4210
10 x 55 Mobile Home with 10 x 10 extension, a bedroom, dishwasher, good appliances. Partially furnished. Carpeted, A/C; Shipped. Fenced and enclosed, shed, garden. Asking $360-821-5099.
For sale—1971 Toyota Chira CA-AC / radio
for six-wheel drive. Great value, still selling.
For black silky top) can sell, going to Ge-
neration. 50% off. See photos.
Apt. for rent for summer. Excellent location
in New York, NY 10036.
$1,125/no. Will negotiate. Call 818-3886- 6-26
HONDA, 450 Scrambling, 1722, 6500 miles. Luggage
rack. Just盯回 $800. Call 842-864-66.
6-27
Wine and beer making supplies at the Merckens
Grocery Store 7305 Thayer Mass. 843-692-6-28
For sale - 37 Chevy, $100. Runge good body, bad
brakes, and soft suspension on 864-2593 during the day.
25 w/ workweeks on 864-2594 during the day.
Motorcycle—1965 Bridgewater #9 cc, won't start.
Make offer on all or parts. Call Bridgewater at 844-723-7000.
Sports car — $4,999.
YARD SALE • Electric Stove $15, Portable Build-Up Kit $25, Electric Toaster $30, Electric Kettle. *FREE* Electric Skillet. You can use any item, your age. Your kit can be used from blankets on Heater Road 3/4 mile. June 22 and 23 only.
1971 Volkwagen Camper-Mitcheln steel radial bumper. Call after 8 a.m. or anytime during call. Call after 8 p.m. or anytime during call. Call after 8 p.m. or anytime during call.
FOR RENT
RENTAL SERVICE
For the late summer call Lawrence Rental Exchange, in rental location 1205 East 6th Street, Lawrence, MA 02475.
SAVE GASOLINE. Walk to campus and clauses.
Enroll in a program with all appliances. No pets. $835/mo.
Pay on-site. Call 212-476-0925.
TOO FAR FROM CAMPUS? THIRD OF STEP BEHIND
a 2 bedroom apartment, directly across Mastin.
from stadium. Easy walking distance of major
campus buildings, parking lot. Free: Cab
and large motorhome. All available rates.
furniture available. Ideal roommates.
843-213-6198. Aids 1823, Ideal 1785,
7-26
Apartments, furnished, clean, quiet, some air
conditioning, parking. Located near downtown.
No pets. 843-767-5077
Roomas for men, furnished, with or without cooking facilities. Borders RU and near downtown.
Furnished room in older house near campus.
Quartet area, nice house, utilizes No. 200
Quiet area, nice house, utilizes No. 200
NOTICE
**PIZZA FOR LUNCH BUNCH** ~ Small Pizza or
Large Pizza, price of $13 at 804 town
park, Monday - Friday.
Bayside now in stock at the Mercantile Grocery Company 720lh Mass. 843-9746 6-26
THE RIVER CITY REPAIR ASSOCIATION, 731 NE. 54TH ST., River City, NY 11370. Daily dawn to dusk, 10:90-1:30 and by appointment days. NATURALS 10:90-1:30 and by appointment repair technicians on organization or progress report
ROBERT ROSS CARPENTRY
"Finishing Work a Specialty"
842-1609 after 5:30 p.m.
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Open until 2 a.m. - Phone Order
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24. A slab to cover here, $25. R大型 rib plaque
$25. A slab to cover here, $25. R大型 rib plaque
chicken platter $14. Pound of beef $13. Beef
chicken platter $14. Pound of beef $13. Beef
chicken platter $14. Pound of beef $13. Beef
chicken platter $14. Pound of beef $13. Beef
chicken plas
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WANTED
R.A.U. AUDIO=have you heard the H-1250
Speakers? Have you youted you too had a stereo
in a home audio instead of a store room.
What's your name? (1) 748 Ave. Island St.
our thing. 738 Rhode Island St. 842-2047. 7-26
Female wanted to share a house. Own bedroom.
322/mo. Callie or Tulsa, 814-4231. 6-25
Wanted: Photographer to take slides of jewelry. Must have professional skills. Need images 24x36, 18x24, or 12x18.
TYPING
Need Female to share house for summer. Go out
Near camp and downtown. $50/day
$62/week
Need German instructor for junior high student.
Please call 842-6411 after 5 P.M.
6-28
Wanted: Female to submit for summer. Private
Hotel in Tampa, FL. Req's 6-21 yrs.
£310 - calls my number 853-621.
Experienced thesis typet, Close to campus, 841-4909. Myra also minor editor and/or proofing.
MISCELLANEOUS
Typing-my home   IBM Selectric-Plca type,
experienced  acculturate
work. Call Katie 841-255-6000
Experienced in typing these, dissertations, term papers, other mise. typing. Have electric typewriter with pica tape. Accurate and prompt responses when letters copied correctly. 843-9544. Mrs. Wright. 7-26
Pilot or student pilot-flying club membership
$25.00
Dues $60.00
Dues $85.00
Phone 812-1144
6-25
PIZZA HOT DELIVERS. A hot pizza right to your door. Sunday, June 34th - p. 794. Fri., June 31st - p. 826.
ENTERTAINMENT
THE INSIGHT TAVERN (2025) Haskell) serves good times, sandwiches. beer. Open 10 A.M-12 P.M. LIVE entertainment. Rockin' rollin' POLIO on Friday, June 13, 8:30 P.M. $1.25 per person.
SERVICES OFFERED
Tennis lessons given by two experienced teachers, who grade low—less than 82, 146–156, ask for key points.
Employment Opportunities
Attractive, single girl with good personalities
and a strong work ethic. Preference to writing and to work
not easily. Child for family. Send resume to:
321-750-8020. Job #104.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
KU KARATE CLUB now accepting new summer students. Classes start on Friday, 12pm to 1pm for lessons for boys and Church Club, 12pm to 1pm for lessons for girls.
FOUND
Found watch in Hawkport parking lot Tuesday
Found watch. Yours on description. Call 841-4225
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