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Wednesday. July 3, 1974
University Daily Kansan
Stretched Out
Sometimes on hot days like yesterday, the only thing people feel like doing is
Kansan Photo by LA DONNA HALE
sleeping. This tred fellow is relaxing on a planter in front of Wescock Hall.
Lawver Hired by GOP Senators
WASHINGTON (AP)—Senate Republicans have quietly retained a lawyer to help them prepare for an impeachment trial in case the House votes to impeach President Nixon, congressional sources disclosed yesterday.
The lawyer is Stephen R. Goldstein of Bala-Cynywd, Pa., a professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Law, and an associate in administrative procedure and administrative law.
Senate sources said Goldstein was retained by the Republican Policy Committee, which includes all 42 GOP senators. He was also asking questions regarding an impeachment trial.
If a House majority voted for a bill of impeachment against *Nixon*, the case would have been decided.
The hiring of Goldatem has been kept secret, the sources said, because the Republican leadership does not want it to be identified as a figure of impeachment is a foregone conclusion.
"It's a legal fiction that the Senate is not aware of what the House is doing," a GOP lawyer said.
vote to impeach, the Senate takes no notice. But what if it does? We have to be ready." Goldstein confirmed in a telephone interview that he was doing research on some
procedural problems that might be involved in impeachment, but he refused to say what they were, citing his attorney-client relationship with the Senate Republicans.
KU Women's Tennis Team Places Third in Midwest
The University of Kansas women's tennis team finished 28th out of 53 teams at the National Women's Collegiate Tennis Championships, held June 18-23.
Cynthis Lattig, Oklahoma City freshman; Mary Broadie, Wichita freshman; Tracy Spellman, Salina freshman; and Jill Ritchie, Wichita freshman, competed in singles and doubles, finishing third among midwestern schools.
According to John Sample, women's tennis coach, the show by KU was very encouraging, considering KU was competing for the first time in the NCAA.
"It's the first time any of them have been to a tournament of that magnitude," Sample said. "They represented KU well and showed a great poise for freshman."
A source familiar with Goldstein's assignment said one of the critical technical questions before the Senate might be whether the trial could begin this year and continue into the next session of Congress, which begins in January, 1975.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., has said if a Senate trial should continue past the November elections, newly elected members would be allowed "alternate judges" and would sit as attorneys until they were sworn in on Jan. 5.
Mansfield said the doctrine that the Senate was a continuing body should resolve any question about the legitimacy of a verdict reached with the participation of members who were not present at the start of the trial.
The GOP source said that analysis was open to debate.
The tournament was dominated by the schools from the East and West coasts, Sample said, and the Midwest had a way to win, should compete with the schools on the coasts.
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"The Lawrence Police Department should not exchange their patrol cars for smaller models," Buford Watson, city manager, said yesterday.
Share some flowers. You're going to love what happens.
Lawrence Police Say Foot Patrol Impractical
Watson said the municipal police force was trying to cut down on gas consumption by walking beats occasionally, but a full-time foot patrol was not feasible.
"One of the qualities we look for in a car is durability. We drive a car an average of 50,000 to 100,000 miles each year. We need a car that holds up under heavy use." he said.
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Though the rising cost of gasoline has effected the law enforcement agencies in Lawrence, patrol cars should not be turned over to the police, according to a city official, and two lawyers.
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Walking a beak would have disadvantages in the area of arrests, according to Lt. Vernon Harrell, head of personnel at the Lawrence Police Department.
"We could never learn efficiently with a simple watchman," Harrell said. "We would never be able to tell the time."
"Have you ever tried to put a drunk in a Vega?" he asked. "The patrolmen are confronted with these situations several times a day."
Harrell said small cars offered more disadvantages than advantages.
The rising cost of fuel has hurt the efficiency of the campus police, according to Mike Thomas, director of security at the University of Kansas.
"The rising cost has cut down the efficiency of patrolling on campus," said Tiffany Kramer, so much money each year, that a certain percentage is directed for patrolling.
Thomas said the campus police always had a foot patrol.
Though it is important to have a foot
patrol," Thomas said, "it is equally important to have a patrolling unit."
Thomas said the eight cars used by the campus police were obtained by state contract and were replaced by the state every two to three years.
Tennis Tourney Taking Entries
The parks and recreation department's
tigh annual open tennis tournament, to be
held at the Knoxville Country Club.
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The tournament will be at the courts at Allen Field House, Robinson Gym and Lawrence Racquet Club, R. R. 4. More than 500 entries are expected before the July 10 deadline for junior divisions and the July 12 deadline for senior divisions.
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